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<3 'tfth Avenue.
•Os the city <’f Rome, and Foyd, the
"Banner county’’ of Georgia.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Governor,
V’. Y. ATKINSON, of Coweta.
For Secretary of State,
ALLEN D. CANDLER, of Hall
For Treasurer,
R. D. HARDEMAN, of Newton.
For Comptroller General,
WM. A. WRIGH I', of Richmond,
For Attorney General,
J, M. TERRELL, of Meriwether,
For Commissioner of Agriculture,
R. T. NESBITT, of Cobb.
For Congress.
.John W. MADDOX, of Floyd.
For State Senator,
(BARTOWS CHOICE)
For Representative, Fioyd Ct ,
ROBT. T. FOUCH,
JOHN II REECE.
MOSES R. M RIGHT.
It is not the good man who tells
you that there is no hell.
Lase Pence is about the only lass
•now left the Pups —and he is
Penceive.
Georgia’s Democratic maj city
this fall will be “mos’er hundred
thousan,”
High tariff is the rflotherof trust
and monopolies and the curse ot
<the nation.
The Tammany Times says: The
difference between an epicure and
•in Anarchist is that one’s a mighty
diner and the other’s a dynamiter
Maj. A. (). Bacon and Hon. \\ .
Y. Atkinson will speak in Sylva
nia on Friday, Aug. 17th, on the
political issues of the day.
The thiid party meeting held
Saturday at Cartersville nominat
ed J. H. Gilreath and G. A. Fink
*or the legislature.
An Augusta lady T who is a strict
•observer of etiquette, being unable
to attend one of the churches on
last Sunday, sent her card. —Au-
’gusta News.
The Hustler of Rome is the only
tall home print afternoon paper in
Rome —Patronize The Hustler of
Rome and thereby patronize Home
industry.
. Messrs. B, P. Jones. J. R. San
ders and others, will erect fertil
izer works, an oil millj and a cot
« ton gm at Valdjeta, Ga„ at a cost
•f $150,000.
The East and South Florida
Muck Mining and Improvement
Company has been incorporated
and will begin opperations at some
point on tne St. Johns River, Fla.
The Philadelphia North Ameri
can suggests that Senator Butler
and Governor Tillman might settle
their differences by a drinking
contest, using Dispensary rum as
weapon.
The ’ -viples party will nominate
a. senatorial candidate for the Sec
ond district iu Hinesville August
15. Thats the day they meet in
Rome to name their congressional
sacrifice tor tne “Bioody Seventh.
Philadelphia ’> ehrysanthi mum
show opens November (5 ami lasts
for five days. The exhibit is to he
w ten sections, and the total
amount of money prizes alreadv
differed - nearly $2,500.
The third party of the First
congressional district will meet m
Claxton today to nominate* a can
didate to oppose Col. Lester. Their
nominee will lie as near a seat in
Congress today as he ever will get
in this life.
Gen. John S. Irick a million
air railroad and bank president of
Viucetown, N, J , was taken ill a
few days ago, at which time hn
expressed a wish that he might
die on his 83d birthday and the
fates so willed it.
We have hud no such sweltering
weather, with sunstrokes, down
here in God’s country this sum
mer as t hey are having up in New
York. Fifty-one deaths from sun
stoke occurred in New York City
during the week ending on Satur
day last. —Albany Herald.
The report that the distinguish
ed Chinaman Li Hung Chang, hue
been stripped of the yellow riding
coat, is denied All the same old
Li Hung and the Emperor ot
Wa.ihee —Washee peop.e would
like to strip Ja[ an of her “yaller
j ackets. ”
Says the Augusta Chronicle: It
is a rather remarkable coincidence
that the name of the first criminal
pardoned by M. Casimir-Perier,
the new President of France, bears
tlu* name of Perier. He had rob
bed, with two friends, his father's
house, and aided in killing the
old man.
Augusta and Richmond county
are to have an independent demo
cratic ticket. The Hon. Salem
Dutcher announces for the senate,
and the Hon. Thomas G. Barrett,
a lifelong democrat and prominent
business man, together with Col
W. A. Dicker.-oii. a wealthy farm
er, for the House.
Tlit* returns from Alabama show
conclusively that populism reached
its h’gii water mark in ’92, and like
all other unnatural element, it
wasted its fury and is now rapidly
passing into the great Lethean
gtilfb. In the meantime the great
stream of Democracy is “doing
very well, thank you ’’
Hou. Carter Tate, the gallant
young congressman from the
Ninth, will be unanimously’ nomi
nated for re-election at Gainsville
today. The Ninth has furnished
the union some good law makers
but none more able or eloquent
than handsome Carter Tate, the
level headed young democrat and
brainy representative of the peo
ple.
Capt. William G. Waller, a well
known newspaper man of Rich
mond, Ya., and a brother-in-law
of the Confederacy’s President.
Jefferson Davis, died at the Rock
bridge Alum Springs July 24. He
was formerly on the editorial staff
of the Savannah, Ga., Morning
News, and until a year ago, when
his health gave way, was manag
ing editor of the Richmond Times.
Gov. Nori hern has declined Uu
presidency of a college outside of
Georgia with five hundred pupils, H<
says he will, when his term of offict
expires, deyoti himself to an immi
giatiou scheme. —Griffin News.
Perhaps be can indues Corbett,
Mitchell <fc Co, to c -me down and
settle on the historic grounds around
the G -orgia eu ’ of the St Mary’s
Bridge
.1. R. Miller. editorof the States
boro Star, published tin* following
ov>-r his signature: “I her by
challenge any populist of Bulloch
or adjoining counties to a discus
sion of the issues of the present
campaign. Same to be conducted
through th" press in a fair and
open manner. No attention will
be paid to artie'es over an assum
ed name. I propose to defend de
mocracy.' 1 his challenge remains
open until accepted.”
When the old process ot “beat
ing” bones was in vogue it then re
quired SSO to purchase a ton of
phosphate, and yet the farmers
who used the pounded boues ad
mitted that it was profitable. To
day with the greater sources and
improved crushers and grinders,
the prices have been reduced to a
eurn that places phosphates in the
reach of all. Think ot it, a pho -
phate diluted with lemon, celery
or o her syrups may he had of any
soda fount in this city, for a nickle.
Os course there’s money ia it.
The contrast beteen Judge Mc-
Whorter and Judge Turner is
striking. The former resigned a
position he cuuld have held tot
life to make his coi gressioual rac
and when beaten like a philoao
pher and a democrat accepted th*
result m the best, humor and goes
back to practice of his profession.
Turner holds on to the sure thing
in one hand and remains a candi
date for the Senate. The counties
voting so far show that the peo
pie are not inclined to encourage
that sort of porcine statesmanship
even though the dual candidate h
posing as the representative of tie
present administration .—Savan
nah Dispatch.
HELLO MARS!
Professor E. Stone Wiggin-,
the all-round prophet, rises to re
mark:
“There is the best scientific
evidence to prove man is a nati ■
of Mars, lived there millions of
years before he was transplanted
to the earth, leaving the greater
part of the human family behind.
The Marsians regard us as their
lost bretherin and have been
searching us* for thousands of
years.
They have been especially hoi e
ful since they’ saw the electric
lights in our cities. We will he
able to converse with them by sig
nals before anotner century’ pass
es.”
We are somewhat in doubt about
Prosessor Wiggins’ authority to
speak for the Marsians in this mat
ter, hut we place as much confi
dence in this prediction as in an\
other that the professor ever has
made. —Columbus Ledger.
What a pity—that the faithful
in old Mars cant hear from Ala
bama I
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tion afterward, and their help lasts. They
absolutely and permanently cure Constipa
tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick an.
Bilious Headaches. One tiny, sugar-coatei
granule is a gentle laxative or regulator,
three are cathartic.
They’re the smallest, the easiest to take—
and tne cheapest, for they’re guaranteed t<
give satisfaction, or your money is returned.
Buy of reliable dealers. With any others
something else that pays them better wil
probably be urged as “ just as good.” Per
haps it is, for them; but it can’t be, for you.
For a perfect and permanent cure of Ca
tarrh, take Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy.
Notice Administrator’s Sa'e*
EORGIa, Floyd County:—
Agreeable to an order from the Court of Or.
dinary will be sold between the legal hours of
sale on the First Tuesday in September next,
before the Court House door in said County
the following property to wit: One vacant lot
of land in the Fifth Ward of the city of Rome
Ga„ fronting GO feet on Pennington Avenue;
and running back 125 feet, bounded on th-
North-east by C. D. Woods land and on the
South-westjby vacant lot of Isabella Carroll’s
estate. Terms cash.
This. F. Carroll
Administrator ot
Isabella CarroP,
Aug. 7.-3ki. Declared.
ii ———
Application for Letters of Dia
miss:on.
GEORGIA, Floyd County:
Whereas Mrs. L. U. G. Presley, Guardian <>!
Fanny G. Presley, represents to the court in h
petition duly tiled, that she has adn.inis'erei
Fanny G. Presley’s estate. Th is is to cite all p .
sons concerned, kindred ano creditors, to sliov
cause, if any they can why said administr.ito
should not be discharged from his adininistri
tion an I receive le ters of dismission on du
First Monday in September is 4. This Augu
6th. IS:H.
John P. Davis.-
Aug 7-3‘Jd. Ordinary Floyd county (Je n v
Application tor Letters of
Dismission.
GEORGIA, Floyd County:—
Whereas A. J. Matters Administrator D
Ronis Non, of Joseph Watters, represents to tin
court in lbs pe ition duly tiled, that lie has ail
ministered Joseph W.irters estate. This is t<
cite all personslconcerned, kindred andcre’-nors
to show cause, if any they can, why said ad
ministrator should not lie discharged from hi
administration and receive letters of dismis.-i r.
on the First Monday in November Ism. Tin
August 7th. 1894.
John P. Davis.
Aug. 7.t0 Nov 9. Ordinary Floy I County, Ga.
FOR RENT; I have 4 nice mm
to rent cheap. Well situated, Goo
surroundings. Apply to.
C. A.
331 Broad Sire et
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. nietlicii.os depend up. •
That explains why you.
is in a w .r
--condition afterwu;
than before. And t...
is the reason why ! r
Pierce’s Pleasant Pel
lets are the best thing
in the world for ev r .
stomach and bowe
trouble. There’s n>
disturbance, no reac
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Wny should Homans or citizen s of the surrounding country go d
Atlanta, Chattanooga or any other city except Rome \a hen they wanl
to pu. cbase furniture? The Hus+Jer of Rome asks the question in all
seriousness and after you have looxed over the cuts of beautiful!
household furniture, as presented on this page,and noted the remarkJ
ably low figures that set fo/th the selling p- ice, we think > ou will un
derstand why we ask the question.
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3-20.00, . $ j o.o(l,
hr, , n ' " ' Co., is the furniture
have to dojs to call and enquire for a piece
or turn u - -mu rnen ook through the grand assortment and make
yom see: on. Ihe Hustler of Rome knows whereof it ~eaks when
ttel.s ts a v<-r: mat the goods advertised by this great firmare
just as represent J.
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