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FOR ONE WEEKiONLY, GREAT SALE p " A letter from_ Capt. W. Hf Steele who is ir Rew York say."; Sell gojds regardless of cost tc make room for the Mammoth stock 1 have bought. LOOK At prices and you will know we “are thepeoplc.” Vienna China dinner sets, handsome decoration 114 pieces $8.74. Beautiful Gold Ila. girg Lamps. Only $2.00 Fancy Decorated Hanging Lamps, Cut Glass Prisoms $3.75. Handsome Nickel Plated Rochester fctand Lamp sl*7s. Large size glass stand lamps complete -25 c, New Stylo Sewing Lamp. .74c. Medium glass stand lamps complete ,20 . Glass stand lamps .15c. Everything in Havi lands finest Chinas. At cost. Everything in flue German china. At cost. Exerything in fancy goods and Bric-a-Brac. At cost. Remember these prices are good only for one week. ONLY FOR ONE WEEK K O K ONE WEEK All I? W 1 17 O | i | V d 1J I! J J LI 4mW. H STEELE,M- Successor to , Oar ver Harper 241 & 243 BROAD ST. ROME GA. ‘ | UOHKII N Look Over the Passengers— Many of Them Will Interest Ycni Mr and Mrs E. A. Heard left tins morning for Rock mart where they will reside in the future Mr Will Patton is back ♦’rom a trip through Virguia in the inter est of the C'Neill manufacturing company. You can find any thing needed in a school room at Smiths. Mr. and Mrs Chas E Greenwood and chrildren of Cincinnati are visiting Mr a dMrs W H Adkins at 807 Broad St. Ask your dealer for Westover Tobacco Dr. M. Harbin, of Rome, came up last Friday on Business. Dr. Harbin’s numerous friends here rejoice that he is having much success in the Hill City as a phy sician.—Calhoun Times. Lucky Strike tobac co Best natural leaf made. Misses. Della and Mary Harris and Flora Peek, three charming young ladies fro :n Cedartown, will arrive in the city in the morning and be the guests of Mrs. J. C- Hanis, for sev eral days. When traveling, always take a cake of Johnson’s Oriental Soap with you; diseases are often caught from using hctel soap. For sale by J, T. Crouch & Co. The Great Attraction Mammoth Minstrells. Miss. Maggie Bard, m accomplish ed art embroidery teacher frem Philadelphia, is visiting at Mrs. Waltons. j Flour 40 and 45 cents. Morris Miss Emma Lyon, who has been spending the summer at Sulphur Springe, Ala., passed through the j city yesterday on the way to her home in Marietta. She was accom pauied bv Miss. Julia Montgomery of Cave Springs. Jelly scts. at Morris’ Telephone 26. Mr, J- B. Porter, of Silver Creek was in the city today. Dr. Adair, a well known young practitioner of Stilesbore was in the city today. Starch 5 cents lb. Morris Mr. Will Dance, the clever soda water man at D. W. Curry's is back at his post of duty, after a vacation spent in South Georgia. Best flour at Morns’ 45cts. Telephone 26. Mr. Carl Dickey, son of Prof. W. F. Dickey, died at his home in Sugar Valley last Saturday morn ing after an illness of several weeks with typhoid fever. Mr. Dickey was a noble young man and no fc death has caused more re gretjthan his.>The Times extends j its profoundest sympathy to the parents and the de ceased . —Calhoun Tinies. Go to the Mammoth Minstrells at Nevin’s to night. Miss Rose Woodruff left this morning to visit friends in At lanta, Sugar scts. at Morris* Telephone 26. Mr. Charles Purseley passed through the city yesterday eu route to his home in Shannon, from Farrell, Ala, WAIT FOR THE BIG BARNUM & BAILEY St »| BARNUM &Bh ! Greatest Show On Em . a/ p i? ~ UNT'L O'TO { r 4 £,l 5 , '*• SeElnnluu Ou that dar u ((rand Triumphant Tour •( the Soulhern St.i„ &W BE FOOLED BY NO CHEAP SIDE-SHOWS I rsf * jf There is only one great and inimitable show in the world and that is THE BIC BARNUM & BAILEY SHOW. Z ~* ' Capital inrested $3,500,000. Daily expenses $7,300. Only shon Yv —* dorsed'br the Clergy. No False Pretenses. No Exaggeration. EVFftv * THING JUST AS ADVERTISED. New Performances, New Peunle v. t 1 -——————— "Attractions 9 ’ * £1 GRAND ETHNOLOGICAL CONGRESS M GREAT •««* -BBT. " “ Ot three circus comes in three rim greater number of act., aud better ones than ever betore Tw ® El<?Tate<l Stages, Race Track and Steel-barred Annual Arena “ ,™‘S W TRAINED ANIMAL EXPOSITION! Curious Haman Beings with queer religion, and ceremonies. Acrobatic, Gymnastic and Tumbling Tournaments. Circus, Hippo- , Fagans, Idolators. Heathen, Mohammedans, Cannibals. Vishnus *%«»».«• "J? drome, Racing, Aerial, ijQUe.triail, Wild Beast and Domestic Buddhists, Confucians. Hindoos, Christians and Amazons, whole „ ZIL3»Wh Animal Exhibitions. familes®f savage people with their huts, weapons, implements, W¥ COLLECTION Or GIANT AND PIGMY QUADRUPEDS DID IUU niISK odd A uIANI uutuLLA * gathering of curious creatures from all countries mi iwHiSwiitan Here is the only living .peHmen of the wonderful cou.terfeit 20—OF THE FUNNIEST CLOWNS IN THE WORLD—2O JOHANNA, THE WIDOW OF BIG CHIRO. OUR PRICES THE SAME NORTH AND SOUTH The Greatest Curiosity ever exhibited, and of the utyiost interest And Everywhel e We I ake Our Ell, ire Big Show. WO lJnit\Sß JM'.P.IES Os WILD ADD MW BUSTS, h? Feroctous, wild and Domestic Animals oerformi.gat .me time. Compared with Ours Other Shot Wenld Be Dear at Ten Cents. IMMENSE HORSE FAIR. (gH € With 40 ) Superb Specimens worth SIOO,OOO. •I*l I J 1: I I Giant Ox, 18 hands high. Hairless Horse. Dwarf Cu3'.le. Srr- r V r» A? / with 3 eyes, 3 nostrils aud 3 horns. Cg^icXr/rxs'' 1 7“'X fiKEHK SMI MM B Dfflffl All the Crowned Heads of the world represented, and the Military Uniforms:.- 'J~ I / TTi of all the nations, at 9a. nt. on day of show. j H |i i THE VERY LOWEST EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RAILROADS To AH Points on the Bis Show’s Great Southern Tour. |y ' fIJ Bowling Green, October 2; Nashville, October, 3; Columbia, October 4- Mr g s j!? Birmingham, October 6; Montgomery, October G; Macon, October 8; Amer- • Y .J icus, October 9; Augusta, October 12; Athens, October 13; Atlanta. October «S S *&4'.'l UZ 15; Rome, October 16; Chattanooga, October 17. Hw *» ca ** > **" ”*** * sO< CTB.- NOPTH AND SOUTH-'ADMISSION 50 CTS. Beware ofCheap Playing - the South, at In •* ALONE GIVE THE SAM Same Prices Non AT NEVIN’S TO NIGHT. " The Great Attraction Mammoth Minstrells. Mr Georg l - Batter went down to Cedartown yesterday en business. John A Summsrhi I, of Watters i Uict, is io the city today. H. A. Smi'hsells new and second hand school books. Prayer meeting tonight at the Firct ,M-tho ■ st cnuich The pub lic cordi \ vib dto attend. Regular W esdav night pray er meeting at the First Baptist crunch Ev r b 1 i vited. Goto the Mammoth Minstrells at Nevins’s tonight. Mr. All I’rither. the well-known pedestrain, who lives a few miles from town, is anxious to get up a walking match with some one. Alf is a switt n*, and we know of no one to suggest as any sort of a match for him unless it be Mr. H. 0. Hunt, or bailiff George Harris, )f Sugar Valb-y.—Calhoun Times. There are several first-class .printers in borne, that could in mt. rest Mr. Prater. Mr. J. C. Templeton of A tlanta a is' n the city, Mr. Bob Best of Car tersvil!*- is here. Flour 40cts. at Mor ris’ Telephone 25. (’apt. R. G. Ball the genial ad. vance*agent of Ba num and Baily show is at the Armstru-ig The car »ith twentv one m n will be here Saturday. Mr. L. A. Dempsey has moved his stock of family groceries from the Fourth Ward to the store just v eatedbyLe nan. Todd,on h’< d 'Street. Mr. Dempsey has a choice selection of goods, and wll be glad t » see his friends. Mr. Will Elliott, one of tie cleverest g' ntleuand best insti rance men in the Gate City’, is in the city seeing old friends. City Court will open Monday morning. Judge Walter Harris is holding ustice Court in tlie Court Lou e oday. Thirty-nine Ministrel men are egistered at the Armstrong. Jether Bridges, returned tod; rom a pleasant visit to Sugar ' .ev. I wi'm /t ax | pay I 9 t Ad* I hes I A mle» ■ lof T' ■> ien I 1845> I he 3 I wit i vake H be. 3 in I ace ■ Re road ■ e!I I tks I .he | n. I ■ rreli, ■ >rm»- to of I b • y es- ■ * -ho* ■ ninis- H \ nn». ■ .««• ■ g* ■ her ■