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STICK: Conner Broad Street and
O f the city <>f Rome, and Foyd, the 1
••Banner county l of Georgia. (
For representatives of 1’ loyd :
JMajor Bob Fouche,
Capt. John Reese,
and plain
“Mister” Moze Wright,
And they will be elected, lo
mark that prediction.”
What has become of I*. J. Moran
aud Colore'. Watterson?
Its a rocky road to Daublin : is tht
verdict of bicycle riders i n Brood St
Few are the slips twixt the wa
ter melon a* d the lips- Kutan
othern!
The steer-age rate has been cut to
47.50 while theycarlin prices are in
creasing
The clouds have the drop on the
oarth—still the corn keeps shooting
upwards.
Will N. Haibln, the great North
'Georgia autho’, was present at C' -
nob’s funeral.
If Uncle Sam must have mor
•soldiers why not give Coxey’r
army the job?
Hines will never get in sight oi
the ocean on which floats the Gov
ernor —ship.
Wh°n Uncle Sam’s sold er boy’t
strike then it is that the Anarch
jet seeks his hole.
The white badge is a token ol
peace, the white-wash brush
well that brings on more tawk.
We fail to see where Fe is ha;
proven himself a friend to the la
boring man who had a job.
When the baker sings** 1 ! kneed tlie<
every hour.’ it does not indicate that
he is the flour of the family nor tha
be is over-bread
Ad editor writing long winded arc
tides on the subject of finance always
reminds us of the irony betrayed b;
the feet of a shoemaker’s wife
■Our devil says he wants to see :
Cliinee \V ashee-washee fema’e conn
to Rome and guarantees that Cbin ;i
“spoons” would ouod ba on exhibition
The army mobilizes, the Anarchists
mob-ill-eyes and the oyster come;
from ilobile and has no eyes a in
but gels there just the same.
A Philadelphia shylock has been
making 1,2V0 per cent, qd bis loans.
Almost as bid as some of tl.e capi
talistic tyrants of the Hill City.
If the partyite .doesen’t reach
Tom Watson’s oosom when he
dies, why he will be in torment.
If he does it will all be the same
Lord Salisbury says that Eng
haiid is becoming the center o
ti.KS.rcby plots. Lord Salisbur'
sbottki read up on the Chicago
movement.
True, Pullman has not reduced
bis sleeping car rates, but does
that affect us poor newspaper men
and laborers? \\ e don t "get there
that way.
An exchange rises to remark
ithat ‘‘lt there were more traineu
minds m the country there would
be less difficulty about minding
the trains.”
They Lave propped that j eke about
Chicago girls big feet since the city
of Atlanta has sprung into prom -
neuee. Agusta Herald.
Wont thejUcrald please issue a key
/or this joke.
Upward, yet upward
'l lie iniiri ury i liinba,
Tb<- ‘unuuer girl tempts you, •
—Cream, soda ami dimes.
“The South is solid for law and
order.” All honor to the people
of tiie south. The Inter Ocean is
g'ad ’hey are here They are no
slouches in a scrimmage,and never;
were I —lnter Ocean. /
In a sermon apropos of the season
Rev. W. R. Stridden, of Baltimore,
predicted that America, by reason of
the interming ing of the races, would
piouuce the world race—the race
which would see the end of the world.
While Florilia is blooming over her
criminal count let her remember
that he only came from South Uaro- j
lina. For ‘ genuine blue blood done
up n stripes,” we point Flordia, to
our own Lord Hereford who pedi
grees back to merre Emgland.
Let the Populists glance over the
South and see for themselves that
in ali the borders of Dixie that the
only trouble by strikers is in the
mining districts of Alabama and
that strikers are foreigners, prin
cipally.
Probably the oldest man in Ken
t>.ick v 9 where folks do not wi'linglydie
and leave their Bourbon and mint
is J elm Vaughan, father of a famous
iving skeleton aud the proud poses
sor of a full set of teeth which he
keens in his desk and wants banned
wiffi him. John is one quarter Chero
kee Indian. —Ne v York Recorder.
A Chicago man has invented a
chemical solution which he claims will •
tender wood fire proof, if there is ,
anything in it he should have it pat
ented immediately. A good coating
or two ot this solution would prove
invaluable to some of the third party
political timber, if applied just, before
they embark "for that bright shore’
;he fluors of whose cellars are paved
with uood intention 1 ,
A Kentucky calf is said to nave
jumped from a cliff 500 feet to the
river below aud never turned a hair
i bis wonderful bovine must be a lin
al descendant of the traditional cow
that jumped over the moon.—Foit
Worth Telegrair.
A buliy conclusion truly, bnt you
seem to forget that “the laughing
ittle dog’’ has swallowed a “bit ol
veal’’ and the “missing link’ is out uj
sight.
The Carnesville Tr b.me says:‘’Blliy
Peek was fool enough to dec’are’hi re
iu his harangue last Tuesday, that i‘
the people would put the Populist t
in full control of this government
they would give the relief we need in
six weeks, and if they did not we
might cut his throat from ear to ear
md have his head.” Well we doDjt
want his head, f< r there is nothing
t n it, or he wouid’t make such fool-
‘ _sh expressions as that.
• The Chicago Inter Ocean says; An
drew Jackson’s biographers say that
it was the regrH of his life that bi
did not han t J hn C’.Calhoun,instead
o f issuing a proclamation that made
the D'dlifiers lay down. Grover
Cleveland may live to ft el much the
same way about John J’. Altgeid.
But the public of that day was de
lighted witii Jackson’s attitude in
ihav emergency, and the public of to.
.lay is delighted with the position
akeu by Cleveland iu the present
.emergency-
It is feared that the fruit grow- 1
j rs of Georgia, Florida and other 1
slates will lose heavily’ on account ‘
if being cut off from the Northen 1
markets by the strike. —Fort
Worth Telegram.
True as gospel, and already
thousands and thousands of good
watermelon money have been sac
raficed —And yet Tommy Watson
and his miriage led followers would
persuade the Georgia melon plant
ers that these heroes of Chicago
and the West are his natural allies
and united with them is the route
to political redemption.
A cuiiouß inv- t >rty comes from
the Kentucky Democrat,which proves
that the Kentucky girls do"not suffer
f?r want of attention from the oppo
site sex. Says the Democrat; k A Cat.
lettsburg man sent his sofa to a fur
niture to be renovated; the
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THE HUSTLES OF ROME WEDNEsDAYJULY. 18 J_B_94_
followidg articles were found between ■
the hack and cushion; Forty- seven
hail pins, three moustache combs,
nineteen suspender buttonk, thirl- en
needles, thirty-five cigarettes, eight <
photographs 1217 pins, seventy.six i (
grains of coffee, foriy-seven cloves, j (
t.wenty-seveu cuff buttons six picket,
knives, fifteen poker chips, a via! of I,
h moepathic medicine, thirty four (
lumps of chewing gum, fifty-nine I,
tooth picks, twenty eight matches |,
thirty-nine collar buttons, eleven neck 1
t. s, two love letters, a few pieces of!
candy, two dimes, three quarters and
one nickel, eight buckles, five lea 1
Pcnci lc , one pen and four 1 u ton
hooks.''
“No matter what policical par
|ty you are in, you’ve got to trust
men. This is something which all
of you will, when you think of it,
acknowledge. Now, the question
which presents itself to you men
who have strayed away from the
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democratic party and gone to the
third party is just this : Why leave
correct principles and go to rotten
ref
i» tit uv , yn kA iJif LA llir
i regeription ©ver fails to benefit or cure
your money is returned. Bearing - down
pains internal inflammation and ulceration,
weak back, and all kindl ed allmnr.ts ere eom
n nte.y e::, u d by it. It's a marvelous remedy
*2 r “®r v « us and general debility, Chorea, or
1 m ' 1 o S s I >anc ' ) - Insomnia, or Inability to
bleep, Spasms, Convulsions or Fits, and has
often by restoring the womanly functions,
cured cases of insanity.
For more than 35years, Dr. SageTcatarrh
Remedy has cured the worst cases of Chronic
Catarrh in the Head. The makers of this
medicine are willing to promise that they’ll I
cure your e.iro or they'll pay you
caah. By all druggist*. 7 Z
principles? The thing to do is not
to desert good principles because
men may go wrong—strike down
the men ! If you are a member of
the church and your preacher goes
wrong, you do not fire your Bible
into the fire and curse your reli
gion, but you discharge your
preacher and get another. It is
exactly the same thing in this
matter of parties, and the men
who are chosen to represent the
principles of those parties. There
is not one of you men who call <
yourselves third party men who J
will stand by and endorse the prin- J
ciples of your party. The fact of 1
the matter is you don’t believe in !
your party —you just believe in ‘
Tom Watson.” —From Mr. Atkin
son's Fayetteville speech.
GEORGIA FARMS AM) FARMERS
Mr. Joel W. Singletary lives two
miles west of Blakely on what was
once a very poor lot of land. By dint
of bard work and hard sense he has
made it one of the best farms in Ear
ly county. His crops are literally
booming. On five acres he will make
150 bushels of corn this season,while
is yet there is no telling what his fine
cotton will do.—Early County News
If present predictions are true the
corn crop in Early county will be
short this year, and in order to make
’.his important crop hold out another
year.it behooves our farmers to plant
plenty of peas and other auxidiary
crops. They will feel the need of
them if they neglect io take time by
the forelock. —Early Coiinty News.
The farmers of the North and West
(vho invest their money iu the South
becomes one of us. they fall in love
with our soil, our climate and our
people. They like the negro as a labor
er when they come to understand
him. They bring tneir o.vn methods
of farming with them, but they soon
adopt our wayp.Their sons and daugh
ters fall in love with cur sons end
daughters f dl in love vVit.’i their s ms
and daughter". It helps our couurrv
for them to con e, out it, helps the
im nigrants more.G >od farmers from
all sections . rj wellcomed in Dooly
—Cordele Sentinel.
Improvements in all crops over
that of a week ago is visible through
out the county. Although up'and corn
has improved, yet it is not at pres,
eut in ain condition cieat Ne of a
large vield.Most fanners think that
there will be only enough for home
us .Cotton shows no seiiousdamage
received from the long drought,aud la
now in good condition Cotton is shed
ding at a few poin's: Vegetables are
ill good shape. Potatoes are looking
fine Melons are fair.—Montezuma
Record.
HELF IS OFFEJZED,
and is guarcinived. to
evt ry nervous, delicato
k woman, by Dr. I ierce s
g f avorite Prescription,
if Remember this—if you
! don’t get the help that's
proniised, there’s noth
ing to pay.
In every ‘‘female com
plaint.” irregularity, <?r
weakness, and in every
exhausted condition of
the female system, if the
LETTERS I ROM THE PEOPLE.
g■ avse of baud txmfp. I
Mr. Editor; if you will allow me
s ince I will g.ve my opinion as to
(he c iuse of these Laid times aud
scarcity of money as I understand it
Il I know what democracy means, I
am a democrat, aud I believe if the
country is saved from revolution aud
anarchy, it cau only be done by the
democratic policy of Jefferson.
This question seeme too simple to
perplex and divide our leaders, but
' has wrought much strife, dissatisfac
tion, and distrust among the masses,
aid brought distress and riot iuto
some sections of our once loved and
united laud of Liberty .
The law is disregarded,and life and
property is not safe. Tne stars ana
stripes, our emblem of liberty, dearly
bought by the blood oi our fathers |
is jeered an-1 hissed as it waves before!
the mob.
When uud how can confidence be
restored, the wheels of industry made
to move, and prosperity reign alike m
every section of our country? When
will labor be at a premium,and every
citizen in this broad land have em
ployment? When will the people
stop thtir ears to the loud mouthed
politicians, who with their Decoy of
sub Treasury Free Silver or Ter.’ff
reform; stepping stones to high
places to caucus with capitalist aud
European aud Wall St. Bankers.
Whikqevery branch of industry is
dwindling away aud a million
of women and children crying
fur bi aad,these office seekers with their
l.iiil Ciuionmi' o n/I lnw n »z-» 1v» w. 4-
deep laid schemes and fiery argument
and partisan wan fare, taking advant
age oi the masses by drawing strict
party lines end mixing animosity and
sentiment in their hatangues, would
deceive ti e very elect if possible.
My county men stop aud get the
watch word.
There is only one cause. I have
pataintly waited aud watched
the prediction of a great
man for the past 15 years aud his
prophicy is being fullfilled to the
letter.
i is The National Banking Sys
tem, the insatiate Vanpire under
mining the foundation of oqr lib
erty.
The council of our wise men is
confused end confounded and our
great America is talking, and the
people are sleeping on a Volcano.
The people mist wake up; our
country ia in convulsion now from
center to circumference. Only
one cause for all this National
Banking System, all other ques
tions are side issues of minor im
porteuce, phantoms in the hands
of the money power to deceive and
misleade you?
lis the National Banking Loan.
I believe every liberty loving
patriotic American who is not
identified witn the money power,
wculd rise aud with one niightv
voice that would shake Mali St.*,
cry out Repeal the National Bank
ing L:au, (it they couid be made
to see it as it is) anti save our
country. •
Repeal the National Banking
Loan, and the legislation that will
necessarily follow will move the
Irivmg wheel of im-ustry. and
capita! will seek investment the
the people will hail with joy the
/return of and peace.
A-ioiisn the Nationsil Banking
•System aud restore to us our huri
tage gold aud silver the money of
our fathers then every American
will respect the Jaw and
our Flag and t”e will call it a Dem
ocratic Victory,
“Ded Line Democrat,”
Application for Letters of Dis
mission.
I
GEORGIA, Floyd Cot nt\ :
'i'jL ereaß ' lls ' ' ,<>ra pollen,Guardian, of .Mamie
1 < l olP e; ,, ;'T. , ’ ,, ' n,st ‘’ th ‘‘ c< >"ri hl her petit", -
, duly hied, that she had anministered .Mamin t< v
l ~ Y'V- 18 to ‘-dte all persons concern
»d, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if and
they < an, why said Guardian should not be dis
,‘ a g 7 r r ' ,l! ‘ ller !,l|,lll, ‘>station and receive let-
8 r, ‘ h "l is . s “’“ OU the first Monday in tui
1H94. This July 4th. 18SH. 74-u > C 1
.... JOHN P. DAVIS.
Ordinary Floyd County, Georllia
Letters of Administration
G EORGIA, Floyd County*
l<> ail whom it may concern: Ennis
onied Administratrix mi "ahi Ltai ' a™'?
it ituCher appearing toat said Moilm t > A >' l
'ailed to give Bond and .‘uaiily. V sisto e *te
a l and singular the creditors ’and next of kin
Big , na r tuie , thisjui'y , 2ad^i^ h * nd 7 .^ ( o fficli ‘*
JOHN P. DAVIS.
Ordinary,
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