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■ THE BUSTLE OF ROW. ntered at the R< merest Once as ••nrsvclws sdconu-\jaa» Mail 'latter. - (Editor, aud L (j. B\ KI), | Managei. t DAILY AMD SUNDAY TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIG < 0 ceuU week or ss.ooper annum UfFJCE: Corner Broad Street and w u ltLn Avenue. Official Organ Oftheclty <>f Rome, and Foyd, the •‘Banner county’ of Georgia. f? O r <>i 1- ioyd. Major Bob Fouche, Capt. John Reese, and plain “Mister” Moze Wright. And they will be elected, —1 <<• ■ Mark that prediction?’ Jn 1870 St. Louis had ■ arge rrop -’rA’ition than Chicago. This is the season of the scaley i-giory with a fish tail to it. Sparrows have so much curiosi ty that they will gaze in mirros -. hour if not disturbed. S< will -women. It'I? possible to buy a wife in I gan. /la lor a pair of shoes. On bargain lays an old plug hat is considered an -■equivalent. .And last of all came the Cuckoo Kad Sorehead, running hand in hand *x> catch up with the procession.— Griffin News. The oldest chicken in the world is Wieved to be at Excelsior Springs llo.lt is 14 yeais of ag\ blind in - one fyd and very decrepit. The unselfishness of men is shown Jby the millions of dollars which aie represented in life insurance pob <des. —Wilmington (Del ) News. and Ramapo have an un >„ .1 BotNid. But with then .3 “gait on” they “ge. •• ; oßt. the same —in the lead. 2?he Line will come when ti e ad " -rark’.Bing columns of a paper will be 'edited as closely and conscitnt u o ■ the P <8 or editorial coluium.— Two thirds of the gold njw n> MfUfte in the world was discovered i within lue past 50 years. This - does not include Keely's Gold Oure, »y other. Tue 1 i/i^efi-Stateb’ Senate bus i - - < greased the duty on the higher grade«- uC yarns—but will -this prove a prc ' taeotioL v. uen a fellow rings the dooi •bell'ieikiug for the keyhole at 2 a.m.'' 'The man who refuses to support the nominee because of the defeat ' as hie preference is a poor sort of ■ _.jm Dmv.’Cixt In fact, he is r.o Y'•’Democrat at all.-—Sparta Ishmael zite. ( Gold can be beaten 1,200 tiffifs thinner than printing paper. One Mince will cover 146 square feet. ■ .-while z #2G gold piece will of:< n Qcnce&i a whole mountain of in - quity TTo say that Floyd will go to Hines would me»L that the sup porters of General Evans were not iemocrats, The Hustler of Rome kuowc that such a statement is a slander ou the“winners” in Floyd In New Hampshire, Massachusetts Connecticut, Rhode Islam’, Nov York New Jersey, Maryland, Vi’ ghna. North Carolina and Soutl Carolina .he male population is les.- tiiax? onebalf. in nil other Statesit ex r<eds one-half. The tongue of tho toad is at tached to the front of its jaw and '...IiAHgE backward instead of for ward. Perhaps that accounts for the fact that the croaker is etern ally “out of order.”—Jaw aud ■ tongue a missfit. Hon. O. A. Bacon will formally open bis campaign for the Senate at Gantoti in Cherokee county oi. sbc first Tuesday ia July, which 'will be on the third of the month. Mr. Ham will speak with, him Augusta Terald. “I tender my services, without reserve, to the State Executive Committee and to the future Cam paign Committee, to be freely used in support of the party and its nominees.” —From Gen. Evans’ Letter of Withdrawal. Editor Mclntosh says in his bright, non-p»rtizan Albany Her ald : “There are some half dozen Ev ans organs m Georgia that are wonderful adepts m the art ol mud-slii.ging.” “The same considerations of party unity which prompted my candidacy at first, now induce me to withdraw, for 1 would not press my personal preferment so as to imperil the success of our party From Gen. Evans’ Letter of With drawal. Princess Tom of Sitka, is probably the richest woman in Alaska, She is an extensive trader and is known all over that country. She wears thiity gold bracelets made of S2O gold pieces. At one time she had three husbands- b”t when she became a Christian she gave up two of them A London writer notes that the penny in the slot machines were known in the time of Nero, of Al exandria. There is no doubt but that many an American wishes that Nero had secured an eternal patent on the machine and kept’t out of this country . —Albany Her ald. __ The Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria, has one attribute of states manship that marks him great He knows how to surrender gracefully. Obligatory civil marriage is a thing against his faith and judgement, but be bends to the bemand of united Hung ry and strengthens his power] by concession. The Atlanta Gazette opposes Hon A. O. Bacon for the Senate. The Ga ette opposed Hon. W. Y. Atkiusonfor Governor but w.il eat its crow while the D< moeracy of the sta e will elect the “people’s choic- ’, and in due rime Mr. Bacon will be overwle’m ingly elected to the high office of United States Senator. On the silver question the Repub lican party is beginning to whiffle. The latest serious zigzag is the de claration of the California Republican* jn favor of the free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1. There is dq demagogy too bold or brazen for the acceptance of the Gaand Old Pai,y when it feels itself short of votes. Atlanta Gazett: You bet your sweet life, we are the same “Phill G,” and now, as in the past, we are able io weed our own row; now, as then, we are trusted by our friends and hated by cur ene mies—But come out, aud over your own name give u* your opin icn of the Gubernatorial campaign .is she The Blakely Observer gets right on top of the truth when it says: “The man who thinks himself of great importance—that he is simp ly running tho whole business— should get a map of the universe aud try to find himself in it. If he succeeds, then he can say that he would be missed should he be called hence. This is the way a New Y'ork pa per talks about rhe weather in that city: “Talk about eizziug! Holy prophet of the seven beards! Sa h-ra wasn’t in it. The heat fried the Hou ces <if your face, aud let a 1 ! of the creases out of your pic turesqe profanity. Hot? Oh, no, certainly not. It was hot enough to melt the tail off a brass mon key.’ Chief Johnson, of the Bureau nf Engraving and Printing, in Wash ington,” says the Post, “is now run ning through the press a new SIOOO silver certificate. The new note i o printed from an original plate de sign under the direction of Mr. John son, and in artis.ic finish and deli cate touches is pronouced byexperts the most perfect example ol the print er’s and engraver’s art of any Unit ed States money. The vignette of William L. Marcy adorns the new silver certificate.” THE HUSTLER. OF HOME, MONDAY, JUNE, 25. 1894: The Atlanta Constitution gives a cojumn and a quarter report of Mr. Atkinson's speech at Conyers on Friday and speaks of it as “a strong and eh quent address,” de livered to “an audience which term ed the capacity of the courtroom.’’ It was the kind of speech aud the same kind of audience which hav-’ been parts of Mr. Atkinson’s whole campaign, and the Constitution eh >wb its greatness as a newspaper having at last found out the facts —Griffin News, It’s all very well to poke fun at my town for its provincialism,” re marked a Philadelphian to a New Yorker a few days ago; “but what do you think of that?” He point ed to a patch of green in the very centre of the road in front of No, 15 Broadway. There the astonish ed New Yorker beheld a square foot of grass that had managed to flourish in spite of the ceaseless traffic that goes up and down ciie great thoroughfare. He at once in vited the Philadelphian to join him in a few glasses of fresh milk. —New Y r ork World. A NEW ELECTRIC LIGHTHOUSE The present Fire Island light on the south shore of Long Island is shortly to be replaced by a great electric light, said to be the larg. est ever made, It is claimed that it will have a brilliancy equal to twenty-five millions of caudles. The lighthouse is 168 feet high and it is expected the light can be seen at a distance of 25 miles. PHUNY GRAPHS. “To make a long story short,” observed the blue pencil, “the way to succeed” | “Is to do the work you a’-e cut I out for,” suggested the scissors. “And stick to it addedjhe paste pot. —New Y’ork World. Showman —To be a trainer of of wild animals, my friend, re quires absolute fearlessness —in- difference to peril —iron nerve, I am afraid you won’t do. Applicant—l was a book agent five years and tor the past teu an advertising solicitor. Showman —Would $250 a week be uuy temptation? The constant drop of water Wears away the hardest stone; The constant gnaw of Towser Masticates the toughest bone. The constant cooing lover Carries off the blushing maid ; And the constant advertiser Is the one who gets the trade.j Firat Sailor—There ain’t a sign of a breeze anywhere, and we are right in the course of the trade winds, too. Second Sailor —My, my ! I won der if the trade winds have stop ped on account of hard times.— New York Weekly, Wife (in a fashionable store) I wonder why all the salesladies ire uiecsed in blnci. Husband—-I supposv because business is dead. —Judge'. I M W TRAINS ON THE CR. & C Commencing Sunday May 13th the Chattanooga Rome and Colum ns R- 11. will rm a Sunday sched ule : 1 rain leaving Cedartown early in the morning and returning that eve ing. Also commencing .at noon Saturday May 12th round trip tick ets good to return until noon Mon day following will be sold between all local staticm-? j._o r> t> .. v. xi. u. . X». XI. til one tare. 1 his will enable everyone who desires to do so to visit the mountains near Chattanooga and to attend church exercises at various points. Yours Truly, C. Wilbur, May 7 htf Traffic Mgr. THK WX y I'HEY'RE -| tn sealed glaM vials, is enough *n 8 itself to recommend Dr. Pierce s j Pleasant Pollute. It keeps them al- , 4 ways fresh and reliable. You can’t I be sure of tho big, old-fashioned pills in wooden or pasteboard boxes. But these little Pellete are better at c-ery point. By their tonic or effect on the lining membnuaw us the intestinee, they increase the Ttciitral action of the bowels, and pM-mancntly cure Jaun d.ce, Biiiousnc**, Duziness, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, and conse quent stupor or drowsiness. There’s no disturbance, no reac tion afterward, and t'nelr help Oiie tiny granule is n gentle laxa tive; three are cathartic. They’re the scnallest in size, the easiest to take, and the easiest in the way they act. They’re the cheapest, too, for they’re gruaran \ teed to give satisfaction, or your I money is returned. Nothiiar else can be “ Just as I good." Tricky dea' vrs always have ' things to urge upo„ von wlifch are better for them to see , but bad t<n you to buy. THOMAS FAHY ON TOP We do not boast bat we say with confidence and fore thought that never yas there rought to Rome a more su i perb summer line of good? • than the goods s-ow on salt i atour emporium, We mack . an extra trip to New York in order to get ihe newest, the . ’atest and the best at the lo w , est figures. The ladies are raving 'wer our lovely dress goods, and well they way. for they ar? i indeed the prettiest eve i shown in this market. We have just receive d a large line of Tafieta Moires. They ; are something unique new > and very r-tylish? All are de . lighted with these goods, i They come in lovely figures i and the price so cheap that they go at fisrt sigat, BLUE LAWNS 2000 yards of Bengal Blue bwns going at 7 l-2c. They regular 10c goods. They are fresh, new and the designs fwely. Let eveiy lady sec hem. SWISSES - Figured dotted swisses. Here is where every lady stands entranced. Never was there put in material more beautv ihan these goods contain. Lovely does not describe them, and t?ey are so coo’ and delightful. J ust the thing for this hot June weather. WHITE GOODS Anything from a 4c check or plain nainsook to a lovely silk mull, or all over embroid ery cun be found iu our white goods department. No one needs stand back on pnees either. LACES We carry a of laces in all style® imagina able, and can meet th* most I exacting demands. Be -’urei to see our new Hue just in. I UMBRELLAS And parasols. Just arriv ed the biggest birgains ever offered in these goods. Any style, any size, any quality, any price, all at a genuine bargain. Call this wet k and be one of the bargain winners. Thos. Fahy if A LADY’S TOILET h M Is not complete ‘ without an ideal * I; rowDER. El j pozzom s i ■q Combines element of n beauty and purit v It is beauti- , fying, soothing, healing, health ful, and harmless, and when " I rightly used s A most * 1 delicate and desirable protection aA to the face in this climate. a 1 i Insict upiz having the gensins. J, ■ ’--won’ ( IT IS FOR SA’x EVERYWHERE. ! 4 EQUAL 12 I. e. Four Wnt-ks by our method of teachiug book-keeping is equal > Twelve Weeks by the old plan. Bositious'guaranteed wnd*-r cer tain conditions. Best patronized Business College in the Soucn. 500 Students in attendance the past vear. Eleven Te'chers. Nashville s the educational center of the South. Che.q) Board . No vacation Enter at any time. Home study. We have recently prepared books on Look.keeping, shorthand and Penmanship especially adapted to homestudy. Send for our Free illustrated 80-page catalogue and J tate your wants. Address J, E. Draughon, President Draughon’e Practical Business col'oge and Schoo, of 'Shorthand aud Telegra phy, Nashville Tenn. N. B # —We pay $5 cash for all vacancies of Stenographers Book keeper-!, etc.reported to ns provid ed we fill same J (mention thi paper wtien you write.) Western & Atlantic AND N„ sn RAILWAYS —TO — Chicago -Louisville Cincinnatti St. L-o us Kasas City Nl omphis -AND- The West. Qnick time and Vestibuled trains carrying Pullman Sleeping cars. For any information call on or write to J A SMITH General Agent, Rome Ga. J L EDMONSON Traveling Pass. Airt. Chattanooga Tenn. J( 8 FI ( Wtv Traffic Manage Atlan a C E HARMAN penera rass Agt Atlanta NOTICE TO WATER CONSUM ERS. Those using hose and sprinklers are hereby notified that the water, ordinance requires that sprinklers should only be used while being held ia the persons hand, and not fastened up and allowed to run in definitely. Violaters of this ordi nance will have their water turner] off. Jas. McGuire, _ Patronze Burney's’; Transfer new prompt ,and reliable. Present i office ArmstrongbiocK Jeff Burney n €or tii»u_c! crut a Story about Bon Ami What is it? I The Best Friend ‘ a Woman ever had. A new material for clean ing and polishing all sur faces, contains no grit or acid and doesnot scratch, xc does tile work of aB other cleaners combined. Use Bon Ami and no oth er cleaner is needed. Malar '.a, Li ’er Trou oJ s,crlndigention/da.’ 3ROVN IROB BITTLL3 I „ HOW’S THIS! i Reward for an^case^f'ca^r^ 011^9 cannot b* cured by Hall's that I Cure. J alB Catarrh i F. J CHENEY &co n i Toledo ,0. p r°P ? , We the undersigns I i P A P l ™*/ ter th « l«‘ 15 k ““” 1 and behevn him perfect!, c in allbusine’s tknS m ”? ll « nancially able to tarty out an ” J' I gatioDH made by their firm ‘ V ! & Truax, Wholesale ru Toledo, O. • Drt W, Wamjing, Kinnan & Marv™ Wk . sale Druggists, Toieds Q ’ Hall’s Catarrh Cure’ i 8 [ n i. on nally, acting directly U p on et ' and mucous surfaces of the Rv , i Price. 75c. per bottle. Sold , Dr “2gi'’tß__TesHmonia_Rj £ ee l ' a l ; TAX RECEIVERS NOTICE. I I will beat ti le Court Hou ße fr n J | now until J uue the 30th purpose of receiving your taxes isl are urgently requested to inatethlM returns at the earliest date, Bav j‘W rush at the close. Defaulters SB 1 returned from every district I double tax, where they ne<He cf fl . givem their taxes, ■ ■ M. D- McOsle/B ’ 4AV‘ eCf notice. • ■ • GEORGIA, Floyd County, 1 „ No:ice J. B hf>reb y given that■ i I etitiou Signed by fifteen . Freeholders of the 1504th. (HoiH i ell s) District G.M. of said counS 1 has been Filed in my office aakuß 1 that the benefits for the t of Sections 1440,1450, lln'.ljjM I 1452, 1453,and 1454 of the < . Georgia of 1882 and the arne Jg > ments thereto shall apply to ea®| I 1504th. District G M, of - County. 1 further give n<‘ice mid matter will be heard on I 25th. dav oi'June. lintant (l>ftfl| ■ a.iiil if no v ; .lid noi,-oi? ;i re showMl - an Electiuu will he ordered to oH cur ou ifie 14th. day of (1894) to d<ci<|e the ..D.-stojn to “Fence“ or “Stock Law," cording to th- StafuDs m fuM| case made ami provided. Given under iny hand and cial Signature, this 4rh. day June 1894. John P Davis, I ' I STESEX l rhK£ face bleacM I I MME. A. Rl'PpflH r *T*Vx Fay F; •■I a; prt-cia te I X efrjZ/. that there are many f6qljh Ftmdsot Statestliat w < -uld iny Wot Id-Renowned W S V~ <X-~ Bleach: but have kept fmm d'-intr so vk r con ntof pr $ win h phZ perN<ik’C .•‘yo’RV • together, S.M. In >V\7*iufefef th a t a > i oi un A may V/yl ar. opportunity,! SJgfr y *C> to every ca 1 ler, ate* ™ & tree, a RHm? lfl z> Z? yy _z in order m supply r/ t ~[,- art wrld.l willsend Itsafely p; , keh. all charges prepaid, fors ' : it- ■" ' • -r■ < fl In every ca*e of freckle*, i ' '- * > lowneas.blackliends.acriv" -'Ugg nes»,<>r any discidornth er diweei l and wrinkles (not causes! Each Hi. each remove- H cover up, as cosmetics do. but 1 ®v. MAIIAME A. KLI-PJ-R1 >r«ggg No. 6 East 14th St.. What Nerve Ber®g|g| have done for .r«? they w iflßß V v Ml IST DAY. ' A. X "f®F/' Y» ■■ ViiuOn I » OF KYH DAY. f M E iV - cs// /’ £/zc(,/ and Permanently Rash *""BSE A positive cure for all W b .'■• Debility, ami all tin-ir tram ■’. <•' he from varly errors and later e i.- '’, ; . of ow rr work, nirk m-**- » t <■ andi'!Vt< tone:iii'i*t r - J ’ l -'J'' • ' ;r;« -w. uiinafM l .*’. «<'••* •’ <?’•!»•» »ii>n*4 eausi-i uy yotiU.<m ce>-o vc use of tobi»r<-<». opnirn ■ which lead to <«<»n-.us:z»iion ■_■ jw™ Their use shows immediate mipi ' yy., v . f rvvtation. Insist upon »*..'■ r Berries, n no. kept ;': hj mail, upon receipt •>■ r r For sale by Crouc« Co. ~' cTHW A Xow nl-l ; osl IV.Kii '-', <'■'" oioi'ii' id. r ~v U lil.'t |U ■'.’•• dio ■ • vhin ,err Ido * ..-. tu."f9 to c-.re a.-.> * ' •W.eaui received. Uiiurantec* lrsiv'l’’Y "’ ' pn r . s CO NS T! PA> :o .. 3-fl take, e- pcmad; - I a cent*. niy by GUAAIAK nj $251 FOR MECHANT® BOOK-KE E.PI® Including Bo°® Call at office J, G. HAR^te 1 ■