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BR l5O
Ip M F V U J
TO ADJUST OUR BUSINESS
0 „ the new basis, conformed to the ■•Glittering Cold Standard ofCont. action” that is working now
so beautifuly to make all prosperous and happy in these ■■piping times of C.eveiandism""
W. M. Gammon & Company,
Have determined to close out their entire stock of Clothing regardless of cost o> va ue FOR r a Qlj
CASH AND ONLY CASH We Will from Monday, the9th of July, offer Choice of’ah $222 -
$25.00 Or $30.00 Suits “this means all our finest Suits’* for $14.50 ’ ° f
All sl6, $lB, and S2O, Suits at sl2, All sl2, and M Suits 8,50,
360 splendid all Wool Suits, Fine Cassimers, Cheviots, Worsted and
Serges, sold before at 10. and 12.50 for $5
STRAW STRAW HATS!
Will go in this sale at one-half their values; many at half their cost. While this will be a great sacrifice and will eataH ajheavv loss
it goes to show what “a blessing in disguise” our noble President is to most of the people, who. can * US ’ !yet
goods now at half price.
We.mean to sell these goods, and neither cost nor value will ba regarded in pricing them. If you have the cash to pay do wn for
will sell it to you now so low tha* your compassion will ba excited for fa u,t » we
W. M. Gammon & Company
FOR WOMEN FOLKS.
A LIVELY COLLEGE PAPER.
||The Ueiversalkt College at Can
ton, NJ Y, has a unique college pa
per called “The Bohemian.’’ It
keeps a poet who is responsible for
the following stanzas in a recent
issue:
The maiden aits so prim and shy,
The butt of jests and quips,
And there is kissing on the sly
And also—on the lips.
She sat on the steps at eventide
Enjoying the balmy air.
He came and asked, “May I sit at vottr side?'
Aim she gave him a vacant stair."
For want of space, for want of space,
"e cannot use your contribution,
From many an editorial place
These words at such a fearful pace
Came tripping, that with tearful face
1 he rhymist made a resolution,
Herpilt his ink, he smashed his quill,
Ao i with a madness not quite groundless)
He wanders now o’er vale and hill,
Revolver-armed, and swears lie’ll kill
he scoundrel—lie he who he will—
" ho dares assert that space is boundless.
Here rests a lialler dancer fair,
Fot m»X andere ' 1 " , any 11 ‘''teat,
Amffi a ? he k *cked 'he air
And then she kicked the becket.
the woes of brides.
n p rf‘is no h 0 [ e fo r her short
~t he wilds of Africa. Such a
ID g as a bride traveling incog
iitu is unknown. The railroad
Porters and other officials are fa
mi lar with all varieties, and are
“ever decieved. It i 8 the same
11 ‘"’"I functionaries, and even
®iit t gamins follow her car
* a B' for a chance to earn a dime
orn the generous groom. The at
u ija nhich she reciev Pß imme
gr.t..' ’i RiV<!S ,119 CUft to f llnee not
bril ‘ Vefßed in the detection of
begin to
h her every movement.
a “dthere , | 18ah ' K ? ldini; ’ g ro °“’
f> a HUbdued buzz of
ery UI T' U n the bride! ”
ber their ™ ’*°U’ e “dually remena
abstain“auuere sufficiently to
lU from comment while she
is present, but the moment she
leaves the room they begin to crit
icise.
If she is dress’nd as a bride
should be dressed, you will hear
them say: “Well, if I am married I
shall not put on a matrimonial
uniform to advertise the fact.” or
“Why is it that brides can never
act sensible?”
But if she has endeavored to
dress with as little ostentation as
possible, they are no better pleased
and exclaim: lent she too dowdy
for anything?
On the wlio’e the bride’s path
way is not at all flowery, so do not
neglect her, you wbo have so late
ly taken her under your protec
tion. —Philadelphia Times.
Stockings are no longer plain af
fairs of solid black, but areas vivid in
coloring and tlaborite in design and
trt mining as the gowns of the season.
They come,says the New York Sun,in
every hue of the rainbow, and ofte u
all the colors are combined in one
pair of tiuy'silk stripes, until the ef
fect is dazz'ng.
One of the most extravagant nov
elties is a pair of black silk hose with
the open-work instep wrought with
jet. These are to be worn with a
black satin slipper embroidered with
jet or one of patent leather with a
small jet buckle at the toe and a
larger one at the instep.
Red is used in hosiery as p o’jsely
as in other parts of the toilet. There
are plain red openwork stockings,and
all sorts of striking combinations, es
pecially in red and black.
These may be worn with a red sl p
per with a big black rosette, or with
v patent leather slipper decorated
with a la’ge red bow, To wea , v ith
the s ill popular black and white slip
per there is .a French stocking striped
in black and white.
Russet shoes this season come only
in the lightest shades —in fact, al
most a yellow A late cut comes as
high onjthe instep as an Oxfoid tie
but the vexafous strings are replaced
with three very large bitton?.
The correct.stocking for these si o h
must be of the same shade with open
work stripes covering the whole leg,
Elaborately embroidered clocks are
again in favor. In fact, any style of
decoration seems to be accepted.
In some of the most expensive he e
stripes of white or black lace are in
serted. Many of the silk on»-s have
the lower half black and the upper
half of some delicate light shade.
Where pink is used in this way the
result has something of the ha] - ose.
White canvass shoes with a white
openwork stockings are still to be
worn with gingham and muslin gowns
Burney’s lightening
Transfer, reliable and
responsible. Arm
strong office. Open
day and night- Phone
126.
SI.TO CHATTANOO
GA.
And return, only $ 1
via Home R. R. of Ga.
Tickets on sale July
31st, good to return 3
days from date of sale-
Call on C. K. Ayer G-,
P. A- or J. B. King, Tkr.
Agt.
Go to A. B. McAr
ver’s & Co. to buy
your oxford ties and
low cut shoes at New
York cost.
“Orange Blossom’’the common
sence Female Remedy, draws no
pain and soreness Sold by D. W
Curry.
Every pair o/ h-w cut
shoes and oxford ties
in my house at New
York cost for cash.
A. B- McArver& Co.
NOTICE
GEORGIA, Floyd County,
Notice is hereby given that a petition signed I
by fifteen or more Freeholders of the 962nd
District G VI. of said County has been filed in
my office askihg that the benefit for the provi
sions of Sections 1449,1459,1451, 1452,1453 and
1454 of the Code of Georgia, of 1882 and the
amendments thereto, shall apply to said 962nd.
District* G M. of said County. I further give
netioe that said matter will be beard on the
13th day of August, “next” and if no valid ob
jections are shown an Election will be ordered
to occur on the 29th, day of August “next”
“1994” to decide the question of “Fence” or
“Stock Law” according to the Statues in such
case, made and provided.
Given under my hand ami Official Signature
This July 23rd. 1894 . 20d.
John P Davis
Ordinary F'oyd Co, Ga
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LOOKOUT!
I
And return, only $2 from Rome.
Railroad of G . Tickets on sa l © Sit- ,
arday alternoon and Sunday Mori -1
ng, good returning until Monday
mon following date of sale. Remem
ber this is the only line out of Rome
running into Union Depot
Chattanooga (opposit Reed House)
making close connection with Chat,
tanooga and Lookout Mountain Ry
far the Mountain and Lookout
Inn, no transfer, call on :
C. K. Ayer, G. P, A. or
J. B. King Tkt. Agt •
SI.TO CHATTANOO
GA
And return, only $ 1 .
va Rome R. R. of Ga-
Tickets on sale July
31st, good to return
3 days from date of
sale. Call on C. K.
Ayer, G. P. A. or J- B.
King Txt. Agt,
Ony $2.00 by the E T V & G 0
Lookout Mountn and return. Tic
kets on sale evey Saturday after
noon and Sunday morning Eegai.t
vestibule <J observation cir cars,
i< i is Jr <e; 11 i) iir i wiiti r dai.y
trains each way.
J J Farnsworth, T C Smith,
DPA P & T A
Atlanta Ga. RomeGa
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SIIOIITEK COLLEGE
FOR YOUNG LADIES
ROME, GEORGIA.
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ADVANTAGES:
I. A Ufty and lr-a tuful site, free from malaria,
• 2 Charming ind* and scenery—an ideal situation.
3. M.ign li ;jnl urici buildings—“ The beauty of the colleges.”
4. Ev -ry material comfort and convenience,
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.5. A complete force of accomplished Teachers.
6 A t»p’einud Conservatory of Music.
7. A renowned School of Art.
8 Au unsurpassed Department}'of and’ Ph’srci
Culture.
9. A strong and thorough curriculum.
10, A superior Finishing School.
11. A delightful'home for the pupil away from par*:
12. Reasonable charges.
For catalogues and special information, app’y ‘
Dk. A. J. BATTLE, r • -hi ■
Or Prof. Ivy W, Du. y >ger.