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ELECTRIC CAB COLUMN Look Over the Passengers Many of Them Will interest You Jack Holt, is speeding today with relatives at Emerson, <’a, Morty Jack is in the city shak ing hands with bis many friends Maj. Joe King, of Lavender was in the city yesterday on business. Mrs, W. 0. Conner, of Cave Spring, was in the city shopping, yesterday. W W. Matthew, the populat Oreberge merchant, was in tbe city yesterday OATS! OATS! OA7 S! 1,000 Bushels of Oats just received and for sale by the Rome Grocery Co. Mrs Walter Sturdivant left yes terday for Greensville, Ga,. on a visit to relatives. Don’t fail to read Moses letter to Jasper published in this issue. It is fraught with interest; Miss Salhe Price, of Cherokee county, Ala., and Miss Mattie Jones, of Shannon Ga., are visiting John W. Bale. Miss May Oakley achartnin* young lady from Monticello, Fla. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Henry Lam dell on Tower Hill We have got the bar gains for you in dry goods Notions and Ox ford Ties, Come to see| me- Bee Hive J. J. Holoway, manager, 6 3t, Hon* Clyde Shropshire spent Fri day nicht and yesterday in the Gate City. He will probaly leave for Pari via: New York tomorrow. We published in this issue of The Hustler an intensley interest ing letter from Moses. You konw- Jasper Muggins: read it. , Mr. George Wright, one of Rome’s handsomest, young men; left yesterday for Gainsville, Ga, to visit friends and relatives. Mra. N. K. Betting and daught-, er of Summerville, passed through the city yesterday, enroute home, after a pleasant visit to relatives in Dalton. Ga. Miss Rebecca Gore, one of Chat- ■ tcoga Countie’s prettiest young ladies returned home yesterday, after a pleasant visit to her sister Mrs, George Kendrick. Bleech domestic worth 8 cts. yours for five and six cts. Lawns for 3 1-2 cents white lawn worth 7 cts. yours for five. Bee Hive J. J. Holoway. manager. Miss Fanny Shropshire accom panied by her niece Miss Alice Shropshire, who have been visit ing the family of Capt. J. A. Bale, returned to their home in Atlanta yesterday. The B<*r u icee at the tent meeting last night were full of the force which comes alone from God : Rev G.W. Duval nreacned an eloquend and inspiring sermon and many made a starts heaven war*. ■ For sale very cheap: We have just received fifty thousand well sawed heart shangles and otfer them to the trade at a very low fig ure. 6 4 ts Bass Bros. & Co. Miss Ada Smith returned Friday last from Rome, Ga , where she hr.s been attending Shorter College. Miss Ada is very popular here at home and her many friends will be delighted to know that she will remain a home.—Coosa River News. 500 mens fine suits fresh bought ar one half the cost to make will be closed out re gardless of value. W. M, Gammon & Co. V, • a-V >».'.* .Y JUNE TO, 1894-. . t t t r - . I irx 1-1 C •-> i r>/~ a t r rxt ■ - lie w tn The “Peoples Choice” nearly two to one on Atlanta s man EVANS SHOULD COME DOWN IN FAVOR OF THE BRAINEY YOUNS COWETA BTATBSMAM PARTV HAR- MONY BHOUI D BE THE WATCHWORD AND DEMOCRATIC BVDCE9S THE END TO BE ATTAINED, Yesterday was another field day for ‘-the peoples choice’’-—and last night Mr. Atkiusou bad for hie days work, gained at least 8 votes over the Constitutions candidate . Our specials say that Mr. Atkin son carried Pulaski with her four votes with a good majority ;\Vayn with two votes wheeled into his eo'umn, while all Atkinson men sa ig ‘‘The Campbells are coming n 1 they came. Cobb, right under the dripping nf the Atlanta Rings sanctuary gave Mr Atkinson a majority of nearly 400. General Evans gets wa’ker this is perhaps because Atkinson is running bke a skeerd dog and a Walker kant keep up Warren has not been heard from and goes into the doubtful column. STASHING TO DAT, Atkinson. Evans Meriwether 4 Elbert Baiawin 2 Terrell 2 Ceffee 2 Bartow 4 Clinch 2 Lincoln .... 2 Douglas 2 'lellfair 2 Cherokee 2 Richmond .. 6 Oconee 2 Hall 4 Talliaferio a Murray 2 Monroe 4 day 2 Butts 2 Floyd t> Milton 2 DeKalb 4 Irwin 2 Whitfield .... 2 Jefferson 4 Randolph .... 2 Wilkes 4 Echols 2 Muscogee 4 Fulton * Troup 4 Clarke 2 Carroll 4 Dade 2 Dodge 2 rutnam 2 Glasscock 2 Lowndes 2 McDuffie 4 Camden 2 Gwinnett 2 White 2 elynn 4 Sum er 4 Hancock j Walker 2 Maeon „ Fannin . Coweta ’ Chattahoochee ' Catoosa .. oharlton ~ Pierce ~ TutiMll .. Montgomery * Appling * Dawson * , > Madison .... , Paulding ' Emanuel '* t Jones 2 Wileox > u Cobb 4 , Pulaski 4 Wayne 2 • - Campbell...., 2 Total ■••110 66 DOUBTFUL, Folk 2 Warren 2 UNINSTRUCTED. Mclntosh 2 69 counties with 182 voteshave been h»ard from. Os these Mr. Atkinson has 43 counties with 110 vo'ee; Gen. Evans Las 23 ccuutbs with 66 votes, while three counties to r e heard f rom or passed upon by the state convention 68 counties with I<B votes, are yet to act rnd Mr. Atkinson’s friends are confident that he will capture at least two out of every tinea of them. If the Constitution wants har mony it si ould take down the can didate t sought to foist, upon ths ; e >pl< --a d quit politics, or better still, carry i’s lying, slandering policy with t indjoiu the Third Party. Governor W Y. Atkinson At kinson, «’e salute von! ia ir a. nd clna n —tiut's th© way your ■• _' will L's H you’ll ” ’"%•?•■ rake Dr, Pierce's Golden f e<! ical Discovery. : ;A, Z' ITlVpl'W, bloiebos, erup- 4 ♦.ions, and humors arc ~ '• X ui-'eriy banished by lids ... S* '•' medicine. Itt-.kesn.way, P‘V- \l**!i rrs re thoroughly and ' ll —certainly than anything S F ole-', the blood poisons or impurities that cause I* /I— them. — 1 1 For every Skin, Scalp, and Scrofulous affection, no matter how it came, tlio “ Discovery ” is a direct remedy. It cleanses, builds up, strengthens, and in vigorates every part of the system. Eczema, Erysipelas, SalVrbeum, Tetter, Boils, Car buncles, Enlarged Glands, and the worst Scrofulous Sores and Swellings are com pletely and permanently cured by it. Unlike ordinary spring medicines, the “Dis covery ” worjfs equally well at all seasons. Practically, it's sold on trial. If it ever fails to benefit or cure, you have your money buck. You pay only for the good you get. No cheap substitute, urged by a tricky dealer, though it may lie better for him to mZZ, can bo “ just as good ” for you to buy. Patronze Burney’s Transfer new prompt and reliable. 4 EQUAL 12 i.e. Four Weeks by our method of teaching book-keeping is equal to Twelve Weak* by of plan. Positions guar mteed under certain cod dilions. Best patronite,i Business in ih- South. S(H) Student" in attend;nice toe past year. Eleven Teachers. Nashville is the edli- center oS toe South Chap Board. No Vacation. -Ebler any time. Home Study. We have..recently prepared bucks uu Book keeping, Shorthand ana Penmanship especially adapted t<> boms study,. Send ter. our “hi' e” 11 lustrated 60-page catalogue and state “your’ wants. Addrees J E. Drdughon, i’resi en Dcaughon's .Practical business .college an Sdi'Mitof shorthand and Telegraphy, Nashvfll Tenn. N. 8.-ur* pavjdoash for all vacancies as 1... .1 r r -e ograph-r«. etc H'-o ted r.. : »i •<1 • iiti« v !• u i- ~. KLUSTER OF BULL’S EYE SHOTS. Mr . Gordon Hiles, the gifted young Roman left yesterday ovc r the East Tennessee, for Oxford to attend coiuuiencemsnt at Emory CoL lege. Mr. Hiles wll write the Host, ler of Romi; a few letters while out of the city, and it goes without say. ing that the readers of tbe Hustler of Rome will enjoy them. * * ♦ Judge Walter Garris prognosticates that we will have rain within three days from this morning. If the Judge delivers the goods we will employ him to write the next Hus*r ler of Rome almanac—and have him mark our predictions. * * * lam glad to see Bartow county putting forward her gifted son, J. Watt Harris, as democratic can didate for state senator. This is Bartow’s e (fair, no matter who she name 1 , floyd will rally to his stand ir 1 but—l know whereof I speak, ll Bartow names Watt Harris as her choice, Floyd will give him a. graub majority. I, for one would like to see’this courtly, talented, dignified gentleman made Paesident of the Senate All Georgia would be proud of him +++ + * + Seeing Seat Wright Oh Lbe street I asked him; 'Llvw.. TO i r’ “Like' politics, getting poweriui ho' ’ re plied the silver tongued young ora tor, Seab says he would rather go a fishing. * * * I see that an effort ie being made to bring ou a prohibition fight for this city. Now I thiuk my friends will bear testimony, and my enemies, if I have aoy, will admit that I am a practical, quiet sort of a consistent prohibi- Jiouist. I know that I am and so far as I am able I propose to op pose opening a prohibition cam paign, just now. There are many reasons ‘‘why’’ this fight should not be precipitated just now. I am against a fight this summer, and I know of many solid prohibitionist who are ip the same boat with me. Let the men who are enginsering thiq threatened fight “go slow'"— lest they do the cuuse more harm than good. I am infoimed that on Tburs day an aged mother, who had oome to the city to visit her daughter, entered the yard and was met half way the gate by a negro servant girl ai d informed that she could not enter the house “Xou go tel I your mistreas that her old mother wants to see her.” said the good woman —she waited tremblingly, patiently until the servant returned, via: the back door. The message was “Tell her to come back at 1 o’clock, and it my husband is willing, I will see her.” The hungry hearted mother is said to have known what that •meant aud turned wearily awa her daughter—her baby girl the hope aud pride of her old neart. is said to be a prisoner—in the very neart of this city. Who is she? Good Needles five papers for five cts. and velvet palm tans five for a Nickei. Bee Hive J. J. Holoway, mana ger. 6 3t S.UOLULUEQ uuetpeos •euioy ui pus 00*81$ Xue 01 junbe si pns pajsjoMOO’O IS 9U O ‘S f UOUULUHQ 00*0I$A[uo ‘spoo£ peijoduji ‘s|ins pe| sjom Xouej. pu’e >J3U|Q TAX RECEIVERS NOTICE. I will be at the Court House from now until June the 30ih, for the purpose of receiving your taxes. All are urgently requested to make thtir returns at *he earliest ffatn, saving a rush at the close. Default, rs will be returned from every disuict f< r double tax, where they uevlecl o givs in their taxes* Res; ec Jul y M. D- McOsker, “ ' Tmx Receiver. wua I/O na«u JW4 panojp xjwn-gnn ‘ <»q aujnbiD anJOq jrf IS sjfqvep nV SHU J LIU S KAVOMU »VV. w<’u ~;_• tr.vjrr j_-pti- •< rV’Xfii’q ■' i»<l ..'» ..... W. A. RHUOV Having < pn.rchased. the entire stock of ITnrnitnre from Messrs. Hanks & Roberts, and consoli dated it with my already large stock I am now WITH And am ready to supply you with anything and everything THE FURNITURE LINE-i- Business is business, and if you can secure furniture now, that you will buy ] ater on at regl ar nri ces and save from twenty to fifty per cent, why Mfiis IS 1 respectfully direct your attention to the great bargains that you know I must have secured in the HANKS & ROBERTS STOCK Tney are crowding my floors and must be moved and 1 am going to move them and move them at once. Tha first who come to lend me a helping hand will pull in the 3 , . . W RHUDY ZECinfcaid Corner “Broad St TO THE PUBLIC. The Chancellor of the University has commissioned me to examine students frem this Becton of the state who desire to enter any of the College Classes of the coming term. , The questions are now in my hands. I will set apart Thursday 14th, inst beginig at 10 o'clock as the time and my residence, 508 E. Third .St,, as the place for conduct ing this examination whch will enable a candidate to determine wherther he is prepaired to enter a given class. There will bean allday Binging at Pleasant Valley, 6 miles South of Rome today. Miss Lily Armstrong of Oostina uala, is in the city a guest of Rev. aud Mrs. H. D. Gilbert. Lanham & Sons are still at the old stand 236 Broad Sb, selling rst class 1-2 gallon ce Cream Freezers at n ly $ 1. Try Turnley’s In falabie Liniment for Rheumatism Neural gia, Sprains, Cuts, bruises, and Pains in any part of the body or limbs, for sale by P. L. Turnley, druggist. Recommend Johnson’s Magnetic Oil for rheumatism, neuralgia sprains, bruises, lame hack, it piickly relieves pain PATRONIZE BURNEY’Is baggage traefer— NEW, PROMPT AND RELIABLE '? tu*' f . I -t ■ t Present office. Aripaux>n« , Jeff Burney, Manager. ■ 1. ,1, .L.., - SWVJ-W J ( . ?=-, uH'JIXia S .HAOHa J?-, rq ‘ .w ’ SPECIAL NOTICE. The friends and patrons of the late firm oi Crouch & Wats'ii are respectfully in formed that any prescription or special formula tilled by the oid fi.m can be refilled by the undersigned, We invite our friends and the public generally to bear this in mind as our high standard of merit both as to drugs used and the pre-criptionists copond ing them will al ways be main- 1 tained. Thanking the public for the liberal paronage! o generously bestowed upon us we hold ourselves at all j times in readiness to continue tos erve our friends. Respectfully. J T. Crouch & Co Sometime ago I was troubled with an attack ot rheumatism. I used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm aud 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 Rey. Cal. For sale by Lowery Bros. Druggist. THE LATEST, WHAT IS THE LATEST ? We have just Re.cd -a beautiiul lot of the very latest styles of suiting and pants goods which we will make up to order—at unheard of low prices We are turning out an absolute .perfect fit & the finest work ever seen in Rome—if you want a genu ine tailor made suit come to us and you will get it—We do not adveaise suits made to order” & then order you a re«dy, made suit from Cincin nati or New York, but every suit we sell is made right here in Lome and to your order— Burney pants Co. 1 ts S. I ; -1 ...»/ . • feA ri wßKioin -c: a'-agvh tIWWWia J| U , kohi 'an zui k jajpnno jo We are sole agents for Celebrated Candies, Have you Tried our Cherry Phosphate, Pine Apple Cream, Orange Phosphate, Concord Grape, Blood Orange, or Strawberry Gem, These are onlv a few of the many delicious drinks and refresh ments that we serve. We use only pure fruit juices in our syrupsy- The prettiest fount in Georgia. r J. T Crouch & Go- Druggists, Medical Buiidir '• Rome Ga, BIDS WANTED- fIEOROIA, FLOYD COUNTY : „ ia( | 9 and The Board of Commission rs o' bill 3 w Revenue of said county ask f j ron bridge? scrape, paint and adjust the'l' ee , I)r idge»t belonging to the county, to JP'bridge »* ‘J? the foot of Second Avenue. .the % v er foot ot Broad Street, a'" 1111 ? ‘ „ U e, leadk 2 “ <lostanaula river on I lit l *7®“?L t he 1 the Fourth ward. Said bi, l*J ’ k a m .. 011 *1 office not later than ninei o U eqU ired gust 6th, 1K94. A bond will the successful bidder for the a s t he ng ll ance of the work. .Jhe ®o»rdr to reject any ami all bids. poster, CJJ* 1 Witness the John < • r man of the Board, this ste, <la> e '” hftrd t, Clef*- June 7-30-d. BIDS WANTED. GEORGIA, Floyd County: f Raods The Board of r9 reci eve l" d8 J t . Revenue of said county attheGW 11 , ;>t , stra ghtening t he P ubli, ; r ‘’ the Ro> )fl "",’“ coi ender Mountain, Known s t a nd and Jffittftlg H'A ? an ? e J“,H,h to J. A- McA ". ditiou.. For ptirticulars apP J ■ • be m or G. a. Burknalter. ( Clerk'S Office by nine e Clock - . a. ■»» 1 of June, 1894. Max Mey»fhaw> v June-*-39d1.