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W IWLE4 OF HW. wecxiia-class Mail Matter. «ULG.BYRD, { B^“ d £HF' sDAILI’ AND SUNDAY ! ”* ‘‘■'MS OF SUBSCRIPTIG ilO reeuta, week or $5.00 per annum Corner Broad Street and «nfin Avenue. Offtheclty of Rome, and Foyd, the “ Banner county" of Georgia. " *• "f ■■ 1,1 ■d?or representative? of Floyd: ‘Major Bob Fouche, ■xCa.pt. John Reese, and plain •'Mister” Moze Wright, Xnd they will be elected. — lo '•jl&rk that prediction.” CRailroad clocks never strike., 'si?ne seat of war should be kicked cat as Alabama. ®ebe does not seem to be in such a jiwi'iet about’“going out” with his -icrJiere. Xs the strike recedes, the tariff ; ill breaks out afre jh m the halls tsE congress. * ,'h that times would only get so our wif? might w. k ■ us: up by minding"beef steak. Lor! Lor! We are told that this hot weath r wont last always—with some r ocop’’€. But wt:o are they? The Potter Drug and Chemical A-tiimpany. of Boston, assert that five »aU;uc dollars have been expended rjs advertising the Cuticura remedies. Cain scratches off this one. This is the day for small things —chiggers for instance. Cleveland should not think of ■jiiMsing Macon s big fair this fall, sis people in Rome are going Mown. P ebs knows the modus operandi o *’.jhe “Lock out”—and is patiently .learning the odus moperandi of the "'•Jock in.’, If people only live up to their fu atexal sermons and epitaphs the devi] anil have ‘‘rooms to let” in the ev< □iog of- Judgement day .The rain is too frequent now. "Tl'e will need these showers worse ’han we do now a little later on.— Nngustn Herald. ’■'lol. John Temple Graves is 'Yinning fame and fortune on the r.'latli ’m. At present Im is lectur ■ ng hi the Dakotas. x ire .piles for a cent is the fare ■r. ’.hj electric cars of Savannah. ,I'jsses are not worth much down ’.n Dool.tu's town. Capt. Ed young, of Green, is a -.and'date for the Legislature, He •jniwit on the solid vote of the ' bird Detriment for anything he slants. Tin.-Hustler of Rome is the only all Louie set afternoon paper North of Atlanta. From head line to foot wx le the Hus'i l r of Rome represents iime jmdustr . _____ -—:■ 1 . '* T alike good wine, an advertise ment does not improve with age. 'X oicsb <-•« new. energetic and up -D»--dele lo secure any attention ■/-.’•of-r - day • 'iec Democrats are trying to auippor' the government —,'it third fl irty .os are trying t get where 'Bey cau make the government . support them. Atlanta fi i ?d to get the Gover jjorship but sue is u jw figuring un *<?.<? .’''residency of the senate and -■Speakership of the House. »Ve admire Atlanta’s gall. lae underground porton of the k rem' in place, m Moecow, is to be explored to find the priceless li ’Drn.ry and collection of ancient '’jusgjuscriptß ucumuiated by Czar sxi.' the Terrible, Thank good the original ot "Alter the I'yscSe.V? ’kill not be exhumed. V * A SHORT STORY. Chap. I. Lonely niaiilenon the beach. Chap. I !. Carried far beyond her reach, Chap. 11 1. Shark attracted by the sound. Finis. Saves the maid from being drowned. Boston Courier. A spider web is constructed ac cording to the best mathematical principles. And yet, whats th good of the production unless so long as there are no flies on it. Political offences in Germa, y and France are punished by im prisonment in a fortress. In At lanta, they r re elected to congress or put on the police force. The Grillin News observes that : It has been noted with satisfac tion that the Pinkertons were missed during the strike in the West. The Homestead experience apparently extinguished them. The eight flowers most prized by the Japanese are the morning glo ry, apricots, cherry wistaria, peo ny, iris, lot us and chrysanthemum. The blackberry and the watermel on are our favorite flower. Miss Edna Cain keeps her page of the Chattooga News as bright as a new dollar —and many times more valuable. Editor Cain may well feel proud of such a catchy, newsy, entertaining assistant. CON< IOUSOF HIS WORTH. Fraulein Ileuwig, 1 love you do you lov<s me? I d > Lieutenant. I do love you . Hedwig, this is the proudest anu happiest moment of your life —Hello. There are but two classes of peo pie in the world—those who have done something and want their names kept out of tne paper,aud those who haven’t done anything worth printing and want their names put in.—A - ehison lias. Globe. The Macon News has enlhuisasti jaily named Judge Bai qett, the "game cock of Bibb” Col Cabamss of Mon roe hud just as well come down The ‘■game cock of Bibb’’will go to ViC.o ry with tin ‘ One-eyed plow boy oi pigeon Roost,” and' Coweta’s Wagon Boj ’ —Columbus Ledger. The strike has hit California hard Thousands of tons of the choicest grapes, apriiots, peaches and nears nave rot ed in tie orchards. Hjw great the losses are cannot yet be es timated, but they wdi rutij into hun dreds of thousands of dollars forev ery day of delay.— Augusta News. Falling snowflakes bring with them ill the floating dust o’ the air, leav ing the atmosphere extremely pure. What a pity there are no political snowstorms Augusta Chronicle. It would take hail as b g as brick bats lo cleai the mud out of the polit ical skies cf Augusta and Atlanta. "Business men with any sand should advertise in our piper,’'wrote an editor. Next tn >rmug there was a wagon-load outside lheoflice.and the driver wanted to know where he should damp it in keu of a six-inch double c durum real estate ad, to run e,o.d, for six weeks.—Printers Ink 1 Ait invention worthy to be class ed as “a Yankee notion" is that of the Australian confectioner, who prints the daily news upon a thin paste of dough with an ink of chocolate. The custofner reads, then eats the novel newspaper with his coffee.—Ram’s Horn. It seems to be u a foregone con clusion that Steve Clay will be the next chairman of the State Exe cutive committee, and no more suitable man could be found in Georgia for the position. He is thoroughly in touch with the ac tive, working element of the party, and will prove himself a no less successful campaigner than his predecessor, Col. Atkinson. —Chat- tooga News. SELLS ON SIGHT. Peddler—Have \ou any daugh ters mum? Hottsekvcprr—oTT; Phase, mum, 1 don’t ask out ©f THE HUSTLER OF ROME FRIDAY JULY, 20 1894 vulgar curiosity, mum, I’m selling resonators. What are they? You hang one in the hall, mum ami it s<> magnifies souu Is that a goid night kiss sounds like a can non shot. Give me three —N Y. Weekly. Cooking is to # b« taught at the Chicago University. A kitchen has been established and the wo men students will have an oppor tunity to keep puce with latest ideas in the culinary science. A Brooklyn carpenter has invent ed a bullet-pioof coat that is quite as effective in stopping leaden pills as the devices of the German tailor. It is cold weather when a carpenter cannot outbuild a tailor. —Albany Herald. " 181 MB There is au “alleged newspaper” in th’s country that boast of “fi nancial information” in great gorm.i, while rumor has it that in terested individuals play “seven up” to see who will have to to run the thing next day. It was a German orator who’ warming with his subject exclaim ed, “There is no man, woman or child in the house who has arrived at the age of <SO years but what have felt the truth thundering through their minds o f centuries.” The speed shown by the new cruiser Minneapolis was a great surprise to all ou board as well as to the bunders who get a pre mium of something like $400,000 [t is officially shown that during the trial, when in deep water she actually steamed at the rate of twenty-five knots an hour. Even at that speed but little vibration was felt from the working of her machinery. We would like to inform all ktal iedged editors ’ of ’‘ail«dged news papers” that if they ever get their uames on our “alleged pay rolls’’ 'hat they won’t have to take “stock ’ or "junk” for payment but J will, like <>ur printers get the al mighty dollar very regularly. Per haps if weuns had more “fiuancial information” and 'less “financial ignorance” we might treatum like thave bin treated; hunoze? The democratic executive com mittee has fiixed the first Tuesday in next month to n iminate a candidate for the legislature and. for the selec tion of delegates to the congressional convention in Dalton August the 29th. The business will ba transacted ly ballot in mass meeting. Judge Mau dox will, of cource, have no c-pos.tiou congressional delegates as his oppon ent Mr, Everett, seeing utter defeat sraring him in the face, has with drawn from the race.—Jimplecute. Dear James: Are you in shape :o tell us how many thousands of cold cash the city of Rome and f >rnier proprietors have poured through the columns ot your lit tle sheet—cash that has been greedily devoured by the financial tape worm that seems to have a life time lease on your animal? This may be an impertinent ques t on, Jamie, but "financial igno rance” seeketb knowledge. Where is business manager Brown “at”? The colored paople o Grubb fowii are going to have a oig picnic and speaking Augud 4tb. Maj. Z. B. Hargrove has been invited to address the colored people o" that day. A pig crowd is expected —Advance Courier. You Lev your delinquent lists, it will be a "pig” time—far if the "lit tle Major” dunt “hog” the colored brother out of his vote why it wont I e tue "Major's fault. M ijor Zacheus is a sooner but the lie,no uas learned a few since tiie republicans piomis. eu the “40 acres and a mule.” The American rifle of 1894, which will- be soon distiibutecl to United States troops and militia, carries a small bail covered with v nickle-plat ed steel jacket, ami projects i*it a tremeudiuus speed Its design m to kill instantly, or to wound witucu. c..using great suffering from blood poisoning aud oluer complications. The theory is a good one, as Well as humi.ue. One worn de 1 ina? , it is said, nmans a loss of three soldiers the other two being compelled to car ry him iionqthe fie] '. A MOI HER’j AWFUL PLUNGE. MRS. WOODS COULD NOT BEAM TO SEE HEli CHILDItEX STARVE. Three months ago Mrs. Annie Woods, the wife of a pioduce dealer in Washington market, New York wav deserted bv her husband. She waslelt peumless and saw starvation staring her six children in the face. Early yes terday morning, as a fire engine dash ed by the three-story building, No 174 Central Avenue, Brooklyn, a wo man gave a scream and fell to the side walk striking head first. She was picked up in an unconscious condition and at St. Catharine’s Hospital she was said to have sustained a fracture of the skull aud internal injuries. When she regained consciousness she gave her name as Mrs. Annie 'A oods At a late hour last night it wus said she could not live. The dying woman is only thirty years of age and has been married ten years. Os her six children, her < Idest child is nine years of age. Three months ago her husband deseitedher leaving her penniless For seme lime she secured bread for her children b> pawning her clothing and household goods. Ou Tuesday there was nothing left to pawn, her six children slept on the floor and she could, be seen sit ting at tke window watching the stars "I’m tired of life sue said tv a neigh bor. “aud wci’c it not for my little ones I would kill nqself. Last week she called on her hus band and asked for Lelo,but it was refused her. On the fourth of July she was visited by a relative,and when he had gone she sent for a can of oeer, and while her children slept she was seen sitting ar the front wit - dow crying, and now and then drink ing from the can of beer. The chil dren of the neighborhood, late as it ; was,were yet celebrating the Fourth. Her little ones had asked her duiing the day for money to buy firei r ickers but until her relative called she did not have a cent with which to buy breaa. Mrs Woods, from the manner in which she fell from the window it was thought had fallen out accidentlly . While some of Hie neighois stood about her unconscious form on the sidewalk otheis entered her room aud found her lit tle ones sound asleep When they were a \ a cened they fii t asked for food and the then fur then mother. Two of the children claimed to have beeu aw ike and to have see’ l their mother thrown out of the wii - dow. The police, however do not credit the story, as Airs. Woods stated in the hospital that she had tried to kill herself, because she could not bear to see her children starve. The cause of the seperation from her husband is said to be due to another woman, j Officers of the Society f<m the Preven i tion of Cruelty to CLildreu have tak !en charge cf the children. 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BMt;±!S ’ Bi£SEaiSߣa Wi! J A LADY’S TOILET | In not complete vithout en ideal ££ ■ s.-.'..U-LEXIOM 5 ■Uw POWDER. If ! Combines eve-’, element of j beauty and Duric” It is beauti- j ‘ j tying, soothing, healing, health- ' .! I ful, and he.rr.. ess, and when * •J rightly used s . visible. A most » < delicate and desirable protection®: to the face in this climate. H . —— fe 1 j Insist upun having thg gentling. | IT ls FOB SALE EVERYWHERE, LOST HIS GRIP. FROM GOVERNOR TO CLERK IN A COUNTRY STORE. From the office of the governor of a great statte to the position of floorwalker of a big store! That se.-ms not only . improbable but impossible, and yet there is an in stance of the kind on record. Fol lowing Governor Gear’s retirement from the office of the chief execu tive of lowa came. Buren R. Sher man, vho for two years made an excellent governor. Just why the precedent of sec ond term was not followed I can not say, unless it was the opposing wing in the Republican party was too strong for Mr. Sherman and his friends. At all events, he step ped down and out and pursued the even tenor of his way as a private citizen. In some manner the cards refused to break even for Governor Sherman, and as a last resort he was compelled to accept a position as floorwalker in the largest store in the city of Des Moines. In this honorable but by no means exalted position he dis charged his duties cheerfully and was so affable and pleasant that the public liked trading at Des Moines’ big department establish ment. It. was a shrewd business movement upon the part of the proprietors, and they reaped great benefits therefrom fora long time. Eventually, however, the' ex governor dropped out of the clerk's society and quietly disappeared from notice. No one seemed to have missed him particularly, and but few enquired after the urbane ex-governor and obliging floorwalk er. Recently, however, and old time friend of Mr. Sherman hap pened to be in a certain villige in Northeastern lowa, and stepped into a store t<> buy a shirt. There was ex-Governor Sheran measuring calicoes, tying up groceries, and performing other duties devolving upon a country clerk in a country store. Old-time memories were revived and the traveller remained over a train in order to have a visit. In relating these 1 circumstances to the Mail the' gentleman said: “I don’t know what ails the governor —I reckon he has lost his grip. He seems to be satisfied with his job and, apparently, has no ambition to better himself. He was once a power in lowa-—now he is nothing but a dry goods clerk. I don’t un— derstank it.” —Chicago Mail. -oa HUM ~ u “'’fflgSft BS& BBKfc, 1 ISS&y t x : MiSW c*'- ,«h> HtfWl («Wk • ina* w> t,-Ws'*«a w «MknMM (CURES all skin I AND >jyjßs DISEASESJ i’;.;-.' »<•>?» ,ti '«, P. P. F.’"a* J i — tparadid ooro.biu atlcu, *n<] pre < rib*- H wi’.‘. -rmit tath/acthn for tbo euro* of :d! - ' ; ' 1! »•>'*’ ■>' ."•» ef’lr.n’tv, Sardar? ar.d T*rU'f- -fe i , i i !>LASL*. »Ui.- imtrtann. S. r .fulonn Ulcer* find ‘ SiveLhM; , l.'tF’ur«Ukt,'i£n > Mi’aria, old Chronip •sTj ‘ .• hr ’i j-.'r*. ail Catarrh, j «'UI C SUSES I > KKf. Ml - -i" '< - .h . C/UTC..C : cuitle U L-J.« ’■’■ Li' 1 f ‘ ,oc » * ---C K<nd, etc., etc. „ ’ ' 1 J-cv.r.'u! toni.-, .n A r.i uxrcZleiu appattar, Maß , „ i ,) mj System rapiuiy. If t.’i v-huM r.-hx* r.re policnM ttrJ’vboia blood !»' (Ti Ip ' nr» cooni’mn, chia tb in. -rtrual irrofnlarilto. f lll »i ifc W nil a afc —J—a—wl M| ’ )’vcuß7oyrrMwh?^jf)ytm^^von^Trt , u!tonh2Hnd"To‘cd- I cleansing properdei of P. P. P., Prickly iuh, Poke Kiwi , and Pot'iwuni. »xyW?ai ® Wu s®* wrf bw'T : «V'y.' TO ,y n FiWfe ’ CPPTIAN E2OS., Gf- Ttook on ThxwJ DUwws niciik'd free. ” fey on a y 4 ftr {«) being made by ,)onn «, /Qjjk'Ai’7 £k‘ , ’ 00(,w,n . 1 ' r ' >.'-!.,at work for u‘- K-stJ# \ t,’ qk - vou n, *T ■°* ■take nR much, but vo •rh _ || T-ifl| ‘ei»< U v<_n hrnv lu earn B .i. • ■ i ■«* *~W¥ * lO -, *"< *• ’■'■ n * d J A. ' n - B'Hl. nxe*. ail avrei. <’i ..p • -r»riwA. y. m an c< • r ;. - X<r*7'»‘K all I- »*> *l. » , :;i,L - > "-<. '■> i, V ... - z 4M.. 4UMIJ i.'.H. J. IT POPS. Effervescent, too coSmfon " StObUiM "Ptl. H i res’ Rootb eer Wholesome and strengthe,,; pure blood, free fron? oi’? g carbuncles. General —results from drinking Hip'S Rootbeer the year round. RES Package makes five caUon. Ask your druggist or I’akc no other. Send a-cent stamp to the Chork. r » Co i< 7 Arch St.. Philadelphu ful picture cards. p ,ur What N erve Berri e . !lXi oneforot| ><* vicoß MW- y a OF 16TH DAY. jZz.K ’’ M E hl Easily, Quick!, and Permanently A positive cure for al' W. s r ..o .. 4I ' Debility and all th.-ir tra’.u of from early errors and inter e-ekl, D.t’’"T of overwork. a-- c| and i,iv < > time and strructli t.Di '’ it Kans Klop, uanao.v.-.'i ">.l I i-nii.sions caused bv v..<,><.. ••■Kbn» eessive use <.f tobacco - I 1 '"r* ~r .J which lead to cor,..in S p ( i‘” 1 , , ,, ‘ a , ,;.“l l '•‘lour I Swerve Berries, > Il f not kept by you r drii-dst we i , ?‘P mail, upon reeeiot of nr in‘ J P?.- Pamphlet free. > .ii Z p ,lln VA ««»•<■ 1.-t 0.. <; o< . For sale by Crouch Co. I GROCERIES AT COStI As we are going tol move soon. I We offer our entire! stock at cost, you can| buy anything. We havJ at wholesale priceswej mean to sell you if yoJ want to buy. WethinM that we bought oufl gooeb as cheap as thel same kind of goodS can be«boughi by anfl i one. So come to sefl [and save yourselß money. I Veryßespt. ■ Morris & Broß Opposite Centra!Hotel. I All persons indebted to Dr, CB F. eirillin are to calß at their earliest cwnvi'iiieijce aniß make a settlement, a.- he txpeciß to be absent fur tie- r par'eß the summer recuperating hiß health.. 7-3 d. w.if.B TO RENT:—A li"" 'B with clothes pusses, was!: t' :tii conveniences.M'< . sireable location .Vi '. take '' part for in nt its • 'B| 7-8 Gt F. F • A.. lieu.* ' ■■ ■ Sometime ago I v.’ ■< tronl !• an attack vi rheumatism- Chand ml: in’s I’ain Lana cohi], 1 -tel., cured. I have mm-' vised mans' of mv In- n-is mors to tr.v the i' ni''',.v ail higbiiv ci it. Sim u C»■ GI. n.m. l.'iis ilev. Cal. For i'."le >.' Bros, uruggiet. I Lave two litC- nml who are teething ml ' |J ', mer weather an<l me n' ■ 1 ■ l “.' bowel eomp’aim. i „ • oerlain’s Colic, Chirm riioea Remedy and it n<'t £ charm. I earm-sih i"' ! : :: 1 ' f children With bouel ; i'"'.! iv- myeelf taken wi<h o' H ' bloodx llux, '.v th com 1 my stomach, one 11 11 this romedy cured i ■■■ Cm.-; ty-tour hours I win l doing mv house vo m'- ',Bm Duimgan. Bun m dwont™ Jem. For sale b\ ■ l ‘ >u thug;-ml. _ HB hows Tins' We offer One Fm 1 Itewnid for any r-w cannot l e cured by HB F. J CHENFYd W Toledo , O. We t lie umim-sigt ' F. •). Cheney ' t and behe > < h'm ] ' ■' •■ ■MI in all bu ,me .- naiicialiy able t 1 ■■& gat mo - \\ is i <V Tic x , W, -■ 1 -'BB Toledo, O. ■ r ~< Wai.i-inu. MB sale I’mguists, 1 '->■■> •, B| Hall's Catarrh ( m : y'.hßß naliy, acting dm- tly ' ' and mucous stiriaces oi Price, 7<sv. per bottle. S- 1 i|K|. Oruggmts ih stiiAuiß|'