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LOOKS OK E INCENDIA RISM THE*LACONU CAB W»KKB BURNED VESTBR- DAY. Laconia., N H., Juhe 3.—Fire tins morning at the Laconia car works burned over SIOO,OOO worth of prnn- 1 erty; insurance, $50,000. The Car - company's loss includes tluee targe buildings in the passenger car de- [ partment, their entire malleable iron foundry plant, with patterns’ etc., and two small dwelling houses. A large refrigerator building and office owned oy the Swift Beer Company is a total loss. The lire started in the paint shop in the car works. Thore are indications of inceuditrism. HE ASSAULTED A WOMAN WAS TAKEN FROM THE JAIL YESTERDAY MOUSING AND LYNCHED. Charleston, S.C., June B.—Hardy Gill, a colored man, was taken by force from the jail at Lancaster thi e morning between 1 aud 2 o'clvc* t y a party of twenty-five men and car ried away about three miles aim lynched. A coi oner's inquest was held over his body today and the jury returned a veodict that he was shot to death by parties .unknown. Two or three days ago he without provocation, as saulted and inflicted, it is feared,mor ta! wounds on the wife of Mr James A Clark, who is now at the point ol death.. TROOPS DEFEATED. AND IBIMDINT EZETA HAS RESIGNED IN JFAVQR OE CARLOS BCNLLLA. Panama, June 4. —The Star and Herald have received the following special advices from San Salvador; •‘ln the b.d le al Santa Anna on B a 24th the government troops undei General Antonio Ezeta w re defeat ed. General Ezeta died. Six hundred soldiers were killed. General Bolonat was wounded. President Ezeta has resigned in favor of Corios Bonilla A counter revolution is sure to break out, Bonilla is not generally accept able. Possibly General Manuel Riv. as may become president. OREGON 8 ELECTION. Portland, Ore,, June 3—Oregon tomorrow will vote for a full State ticket, members of congress and legislature aud to choose * Buccessor to United States Senator Dolph. In many counties the dem ocrats and pQpulietß have fusee ou the legislative ticket and the majority heretofore held by the republicans will surely be reduced if not overcome. WON BY AMERICANS. Taris June T.—lui the amateur 2,000 yard bicycle race at the Vo lodame Buffalo today,, the Ameri cans, Banker aud Nelson, were, first and second respectively. ROYAL aRCH CHAPTER. Regular convocation of Rome Chapter, No. 26. Royal Arch Ma sons el 8 o'clock tonight. Com paniuiis fraternally invited, Max Meyerhardt H. P. B. F. Clark, Sec’y. COWS FOR SALE: I have now 12 milch cows which I offer for gale-cheap. For further particulars call on. or address G. B. Holder, Agt. New Rome. 61-6 t. Judge J, M. Neel, of Carters ville, is in the city, visiting hit brother, Hon W. J. Neel aud at tending the Commencement exer cises of Shorter college. Mrs. J. F. M. Byrd Yas called to Alexis, Ala., on Saturday by a telegram announcing the serious illness of her mother, Mrs Jane Vandiver, of Alexis. Mtssre. II B. Evans, and J. S •Pursley, of Atlanta, aie autographed at the Armstrong today. Capt. J. H. Hawkins, of Hermi tage. is in the «ity today. Cut Flowers :Orders left at J. K Williamsons Jewelry house, for cut flowers will be promptly and most satisfactorily filled. 62 61 Lanham & Sons are still at the old stand Broad St, selling ‘"'lass 1-2 gallon ■HI Cream Freezers at p’y KLOSTER OF BULL’S EYE SHOTS. Among the distinguished guests within the walls of Rome today. I U'.tioed Col. Bill Everett, of Fish Ga. Mr. Everett once hail the dis tinguished honor of representing the •'Seventh Congressional of Geor gia in the United States Congress. He won’t do it again—because the Seventh, after trying John Mad dox has raued its standard of democracy above Bill Everett’s plain.—That’s plane, aint it? * * * I have stumbled onto a new in dustry, and a novel one it is. This morning my friends , Dr. Crouch aid Bud McArver decided that they would like to go fishing, but as the earth is so dry they found it impossible to get fish bait. Then it was that John J. Mickle, of the city of East Rome, spake, and in formed the fishermen of his young li-n-worm ranch in East Rome. He was awarded the contract and in an hour’s time, toad a couple of gallons of fresh dug worms —as pretty as the famed “Early bird” ever feasted on —delivered into the hands of the anglers. £W*For fish hate cad on or address John .1 Mickel. * ♦ ♦ Mr. Arthur E Valois, of Pari ’ France will arrive in the city this afternoon and will be a guest of the Armstrong for a few hours Mr. Valois will be met by a num ber of prominent Romans. Among hem Hon. Clyde Shropshire' Vice Consul to Paris, who will in troduce Mr. Vaiois to many of the friends of Donald I a per. the young Roman and American law yer now associated with Mr. Valois' law firm in the French Metropolis * * » Shorter College Art display, have you seen it? Will if you have not aud if vou are a lover of the beauti ful, then wait not on the order of going but—go. By nil means go— you will never regret it, and if you have a ‘‘knack’’ at such things, and would enjoy writing a criticisr write it and send it to the Hustler c» Rome—l understand the ‘‘Fall of Ninevah," but *m free to confess that I'm “»o great shakes'* when b corn»s to kntieisizing art. HHINKZ ’ THINKS W IN CHOOSING DRINKS AND ft HIRES’ | I Root beer I W WILL LINK YOUR THINKS. ft! Deliciously Exhilarating, Spark- A W hug, Effervescent. Wholesome 'f 4 as well. Purifies the blood, tick- « les the palate. Ask your store- M f keeper for it. Get the Genuine. A Send 2 cent at»mp for bcuMtiftil picture car Li /fl and book. 'V W THE CHAS. E. HIRES CO., W i Philadelphia. < NOTICE TO CITY PAYERS. The tax upon real and personal property levied on by the Mayor and Council of the city of Rome for the ilscnl year of 1894 and 1895 is at the rife of one and and-fifth of one per cent on the taxable value. Attei tion is called to the following' sectioi & of the taxable ordinance. S ctiox 4:That the taxes levied in the preceding sections of this ordi nance shall be required to be paid, one half on or before the 15ta, day of June, IH9I, and the other half ©n or before the 15 th, day of Septem ber, 1891, and the entire amount of taxes being hereby declared due at •be time of levy, may be p 1 id on or bv tl e first named date—the making of this tax payable in two installments being only for the arc - mmodation and convenience of the taxpayers who desire to avail themselves of this privilege. section 7. That on failure to pa the first portion of the tax required by this ordiance by the time specifi ed, in section 4 f of the ordiance. the clerk shall issue fi fa for the whole amount of tax for the year, and pro ceed to enforce the collection of the same. Halsted Smith J 3 Im C. C. C & C. S.C *X • . r. i . .. . JW. r.tf all wo.-n ent. . . r„ .1 f,„ nr-e tag. U ;< geLernl T r* XKOtFKA 7/70 v KI I 'I o .. • wWcmni;' 'Slums' v I , V |. ■ '>4 <tj< • •’•O4 u ,n “ , -is. THE HUSTLER OF ROME. MONDAY JUNE 4. 189*. ANNIE DELLE DOTS Annie De'lle. Ga., June 4. 1894 The Presbyterian Sunday School from Rome enme down to Proctors Landing last Friday on a picnic, They ei joyed ’he day very much. After a pleasant visit to the family of C- pt. W. W. Dean, Mi. and Mrs. S. C Cope’and have re turned to their home iuS.C. They made many friends while here. Rev. Mr. McDougall, of Car tersville, will preach at the Annie belle S. S. next Sunday aftsrnoon. We have a very flourishing Sun day School there, the average at tendance is about sixty scholars. Good fires are comfortable the first cf June. The cold weather is making the crops lo k i k. The Hustler of Roms has many warm friends in our com munity. Mrs, Merriman, nee, Miss Zada Bu r gess, of Chattanooga, is in the city the guest of her parents. Co!. A. W. Hart, ex-mayor of North Rome, one vs Rome’s best shoe men. has moved his shoe business into the Masonic Temple store, next door to Yeieere. Col. and Mrs. Hamilton, Yancey left today ou a visit to Washington D. C., and other points in the East and North. Mr. Arthur Sullivan and Mr. M. T. Haynes left over, the East Ten nesee, this forenoon, on a bus 1 . nets trip to Richmond, Va, Mrs. Edward Baily, sister of Capt. A. B. S. Mosely, after a pleasant visit to him, left this as. ternoon, over the E. T. V. & G for her home in the Capitol City Hon. Terrell Speed, the “Bul g *r’’ candida'e, was in the city to day offering to barter a big coon skin. He bartered. For sale very cheap: We have just received fifty thousand well sawed heart shangles and otfer them to the trade at avery Jowfig ure. 6 4 ts Bass Bros. 8i Co, Sometime ago I was troubled with an attack of rheumatism. I used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and was completely cured. I have since ad vised many of my friends and custo mers to try the remedy and all speak highily of it. Simon Goldbaum, San Luis Re;, Cal. For sale by Lowery Bros. Druggist FOR RENT CHEAP: Four rooms with garden. Located ou car line. For further particulars apply at No. 613 Ava. A. Fourth Ward. 3t B F. ROARK AT DAVIS OLD STAND Jeweler and Opta *»■ AvWKWm’ I carry a full line of jewel ry, watches, clocks, specta cles and silverware of the best makes and will guarantee to sell you as cheap as any house in Ga. 1 am a practical watch maker and gua; ntee al! work to give ‘satisfaction or money refunded. Prices as low as can be foil. d. lam a practi cal optician and guarantee to fit any eyes with spectacles or eyeglasses or money refund e . My motto is, ‘‘Reliable good, honest dealings an. bottom prices to al. Come and see me at 317 Broad St Davis Old Stand ROME GA. EXia LIOS I S.NAOH9 rsr/uoT'ji-aShpuj jo's -no- l a [q ‘ -a; AC £ I W. A. RHOBY Having 'purchased, the entire stock of Furniture from Messrs. Hanks Roberts, and consoli dated it with my already large stock I am now I>■ • . WITH And am ready to supply you with anything an d everything -4-IN THE FURNITURE LINE - Business is business, and. if you can secure furniture now, that you will buy ] ater on at reg ar uri .A * *' . ces and. save from twenty to fifty per cent, why IS I respectfully direct your attention to the great bargains that you know I must have secured ! n the HANKS & ROBERTS STOCK Tney are crowding my floors and must be moved and I am goingto move them and move them at once a The first who come to lend me a helping hand will pull in the cash, Kinkaid Corner .Eroad St