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THE HDSMOFIME. nteted at tbe n < i'"-t O ■ co a* “nrat-claaa B6conn-ci<tb» Mull 'latter. (Editor, aud PHILG. BIKD, [ Manage!. DAILY AND SUNDAY. TERMS OF SIJBSC RIPTIG •0 cent u. week or $5 00 per annum ,FPkCE Corner Broad Street and ,rc ‘ v ‘ l ' vif L n Avenue. Official Organ the city <>f Rome, and Foyd, the “Banner county" of Georgia. For representatives of Floyd: Major Bob Fouche, Capt. John Reese, and plain “Mister” Moze Wright. And they will l> elected, — ■ n o ark that prediction.’ .1 town’s "best citizen ’ < Iften goes wrong With "short” in accounts— And prayers too long. Tar, Tares. Tarsney. Grumhy—Jordan is a hard road o trabble. Hard times often force stomach • eeth to take a vacation . What has become of Mrs. Lease, Tom Watson and the Coxey Ar ,'nies? Miss Willard, President of the W C. T.'U., is 65 years old. and just learned to ride a bicycle.—Au gusta News. New wheat may not bring a big price but it keeps the wheat pro ducers from having to plank down t pile ot money for flour. The se.venteen-year-locust, when hey go to ‘ taking the world” could get valuable pointers from the sev nteeu-yes.r-old girl. Why wouldn’t a deaf and dumb 'Joy mike a born sign painter.; Making signs is his business, ■painting should be bls bobby. Georgia’s next gubernatorial cam paign, in the democratic lines,will be iecided by primaries all held on the same day. “Mark that prediction ” Santo, should import Pender £r>Bt for his expert attorney. Ch - r&rgo don’t seem to know what to io iwith the young redhanded ... or&nk. An exchange says: “Carmencita wi I! sing as well as dance next sea iSOtf.” (This dees not seem possible. If she could sing as she dances she would be a Patti, —Augusta News.'. • Tis Hustler cf Rcjie boasts >etug the first daily in the state * to espousn the cause of Georgia's next. Governor, Speaker W. Y. At kimmu, of the House cl Represen tatives, ' No, Maude, dear, it is not the , ' prop,per thing for ytur bald head ed sweet heart to comb his “hair” with a razor and, dear, be sure you bo not sing after the bald—until • he m out of. -eight. • See? Aathedaysgo gliding by one Thing,becomes more fixedly cer ’.am, and that is that the uuteri fied democracy of the Seventh will < have pone other than John M . Maddox, to succeed himself. Lhe cowardly murderei of the .»■ icmdent of tbe Trench wid not be tried for his crime until the latter part of July. Are the Eiench be coming Americanized, that they brook such unnecessary delay? Gov. Waite, of Colorado, is ryiug to use the Tarsney out rage to re-elect himself, holding that ‘he adjutant general was tarred and feather■<! by the repub licans because the governor would I not let tbe deputy sheriffs shoot down striking miners. Such a demagogue might not be above having his own tools commit the outrage for party advantage. vaaaah Dispatch. Trading politicians may suc ceed for a time, but they can't last long, especially when they bargain more goods than they can deliver,or, worse still, bargain the same goods to more than one seek er after political emolument. —Al- bany Herald. The Commercial predicate that At kinson will be tbe next govenor of Georgia by fifty to seventy thousand majority In view of the correctness of our past prophesies, this will make dreary the heart of many a Populist —but we can’t help it For. them thuxt, is no blam in Gilead —Atlanta Com mercial . Gen. Evans was the last man in Lee’s army to surrender at Ap pomattox. He will give up the fight when every forlorn hope has I been bravely led and repulsed by I superior numbers.—Dalton Argus. And it kame to pass that he done it —and done it like a man! —Eh, Shaver? Here’s a gem of purest raise serene, penned by the blue eyed little woman who edits the only Moon in the Georgia journalistic skies: i “The peach crop is a failure and blackberries will soon be gone. Let us fully appreciate the water melon . Now is the time to sub | scribe.” I : = I The Emigration business is all ■ right if the emigrants who are ; brought into the state have capital lor come to develop our boundless j resources, but we need no better class of labor than are to be found in every valley and on every hill i side in Georgia—wanting work— as soon as the black-berry crop is harvested. Seaborn Wright, of Rome, could make Judge Maddox a lively race for Congress if he only knew it.—Dalton Economist. You fool Seab into believing that, and we will give you a choir of news j papers and a pint of b ack molasses ' and enable you to get out one more edition. Now, doggone it, trot out your boss or shut your Barns. R W. Everett is spoken of as a i candidate for nomination before the Democratic Convention of the 7th Congressional district. Wonder if he was a member of Gideon’s Band? —Dalton Economist. If he was, why don’t you say so? If te was not, then why insinuate so dark a political crime? Talk out like a man orhold your Deace. A Kansas man has left the Pop ulist party on the ground that it “is run by lawyers without clients, by doctors withou" patients, by preachers without pulpits, by wo men without husbands, by farmers without farms, by financiers with out finance, by educators without education, by statesmen out of a {job.” J’he Populists will learn this full that Atkinson’s nomination is equal to an election. There has been no change in the glorious I Democratic climate of Georgia.— Sivanneh Press. “ I’bats right! ” And Governor Atkinson will rule over more dem ocrats than any other Georgia Gov ernor has ever heard from. “Mark i that prediction.’’ GEN. EVANS. in a manly letter Gen. Evans j withdraws from the gubernatorial race in Georgia. Gen. Evans says; 1 ‘The same consideration of pur ty unity which prompted my c >r.- i didacy at first now induces me to withdraw, fpr I would not press my personal preferment so as to imperil the success of the party/’ The entire letter from start to finish breaths of true democracy and tingles with devoted patriot ism. Os such material as cum poses the being of (u-u, Evans he roes are made, and we hope that the-day-will come when democra cy in Georgia will reward the old hero for his fidelity to tbe party. — Chattanooga News. • ! • : up. ■, ~ . , *■ ' ’!•’; r.>., .nJige«:‘ot es axu> oeiu‘t.l»trx THE HUSTLER. OF ROME. THURSDAY, JUNE. 28. 1894: Simmon crop's arc looking good, PoMinna are a hatching, Chiggers skipping through the wools, Children all a scratchin*. A YOUNG GEOIKHAN HONORED From a private letter from Washington, we learn that hd Maddox, son of Congressman Mad dox, was awarded tbe honor of de livering the valedictory address nt tbe close of the school which he has been attending. Thia is unusally considered a very high compliment by the pu pils, being, as it were, the post of honor, and we are informed that Ed acquitted himself m a highly creditable manner. lie was also awarded a beautiful gold medal for leading his class iu their stu dies. He was not permitted to contest for the prize for elocution, as after having been chosen to deliver the valedictory address, it was hardly considered fair to the other pu pils Chattooga News, A guilotino is needed in tbe Constitution otlice. Such “heads’’ should be served —into the waste basket or rather the “hell box.” The Acwojth Post says- “The editor of the Rome Evening News, who is a Methodist preacher, bus been stopped from preaching be caus be edited a newspaper. Tte editor says he cou’dn t make a living preaching and had to try something else. We did not know before that it was a disgrace to edit a newspaper.” Nor did we know that it was a method of making a living.—Griffin News. Sed like a man cf experience Hei< ’ i to the craft and may they grow ph»t on phuu, phling phate a kiss and never die—until they starve. '■y'-O--; - I ! «•! .V’ ■ ■ fk one so sure that it can | be in the ease of every tired or afflicted woman, ihe'll have her money back. The “ Prescription,” builds up and invigo rates the entire female system. It regulates and promotes all the proper functions, im- | proves digestion, enriches tbe IJood, dispels ! aches aa l pains, brings refreshing sleep, and restores health and strength. Nothing else, though it may be better for s tricky dealer to sell, can be “ just m good " for you to buy. Use the great specific for “cold tn head" sad catarrh— Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. U. S.CIVIL SERVICE. Examinations—A competitive examtnrtioii, under the rules of the U S.civil service commission, of ap plicants for the grades of carrier and clerk in the classified postal service at the post office iu the city of Rome Ga, will be held at post office in said city on the 11th day of August, 1894 eommancing at 9 o’clock a m. Applications for this examinotion must be made on bl *nks prescribed by th? United States civil service Commission. Such blanks can be obtained at the post office from the undersigned. Applications will not be accepted unless filed before the hour of closing business on tbe 23rd day of July, 1894. John Eastman, Socratary Board of Examiners. {MI W TRAINS ON THE C R. & C Commencing Sunday May 13th the Chattanooga Rome and Colum ns R- I. wdl ma a Sunday soue'd ule: Train leaving Cedartown early in the morning and returning that eve ing. A Is. > eoiuiuciiciug at noon Saturday May 12th round trip tick ets good to return until no oi Mon day following will oe sold between all local stations on C, R. A C. R. R. at >ue fare. Ibis will enable evt-rvone who desires to do so to visit tne mountains near Chattanooga aud to attend church exercises at various points. Yours Truly. U. B. Wilbur olay rib ts Traffic Mgr. MAGNETIC NERVINE If "naranteed to cur< 1 f-W Nervous Prostr;.• I’SSI tion, fits, Dizzi- res8 ’ Headache, jy VI >QL Neuralgia and tn- '■'< 1 somnia. Ornate-l- '-''-j. JK’x- 7 ct Hses in the use of to y bacco t opium, alcohoL L'i - H.nd in other direc- .rkaenor “ L*?. 1 ? 9 ’bringing on De- 'BEFORE - An ER- bility. Sieenlesß- nrocciov, • nesc, Mental De- Soft e'p”Kof the Brain, insanity last k miserable flentih. MAGNETIC NFR- eitl l er renew* vitriity oniM nn°d? I’Oth-he muwnlar and nervoua ayatem, ones up the brain, builds up the flesh, brines refresh. "lkreT h A n nioml^ r, T aud Lappinoes to the iiiHrer. 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We made an extra trip to New York in order to get i lie newest, the ’atest and the best at the lo w -1 est figures, 1 he ladies are raving over our lovely dress goods, and well they tray, for they are indeed the “prettiest “ ever shown in this market. We have just received a large line of Tafleta Moires. They are something unique new and very stylish? All are de lighted with these goods. They come in lovely figures and the price so cheap" that they go at fisrt signt. BLUE LAWNS 2000 yards of Bengal Blue :' 1 wns going at 7 l-2c. They -"e regujar 10c goods. They are fresh, new and the designs ovely. Let eveiy lady see i hem. I - SWISSES I Figured dotted swisses. Here iis where every lady stands entranced. Never was there put in material more beautv i han these goods contain. Lovely docs not describe them, and t tey are so cool and delightful. Just the thing for this hot June weathsr. 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V.£?J D-McOskerM Tax Recei J notice. 1 GEORGIA,FIoyd County ■ Nonce is hereby given thafl 1 otitiou Signed by fifteen or J Freehojders of the 1504th (HoB oil's) District G.M. of said counfl has been Filed in my office that the benefits for the ProvisioM of Sections 1440,1450, 1451, R.fl 1452, 1453,and 1454 of the Codeß Georgia of 1882 aud the ameufl l t the^ eto shall a PP ] v to safl 1504th. District G M, of -iH County. I further give noticetM said matter will be heard on H 25th. day of June. Instant (mH and if no valid reasons are shoaH au Election will be ordered to -nr on the 14th. day of July neH (1894) to decide the to “Fence 1 * or “Stock Law,“ cording to the Statutes in care made ami provided. Given under my Laud and eial Signature, this 4th. day June 1894. ■ John P.. Davis, 1 "■;i\qft' ; ' .A CtRA.'.’D ayFISRsfH WWE.A. RUPPERT’S! ”‘i £ MME. A. 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