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“Banner county of Georgia.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Governor,
•W. Y. ATKINSON, of Coweta,
For Secretary of State,
•ALLEN D CANDLER, of Hall
Fur Treasurer,
® D HARDEMAN* of Newton.
For Comptroller General.
■ \VM. A. WRJGIi 1, of Richmond
For Attorney General,
J,CM. TERKELL, of Meriwether
AT or Commissioner of Agriculture,
Ji. T. NESBI I T, of Cobb.
For (tong'ega,
A'obn W. MADDON, <>f Floyd.
For State Senator,
W. 11. LUMPKIN.
'For Representative, F>oyu Cc ,
ROBT. T FOUCHE,
JOHN H REECE,
MOSES R. M RIGHT
.The cow question has come up
again. The cow question is a hard
one to settle satisfactorily to all.
—x&ugusta Herald.
/Since Congress has adjourned
z orders have hoen issued for the
disstnissai of 500 printers fr ini the
government printing office.
The'-Legislative ring” and the
‘ Atlanta Ring’—but kt them pasj
all bauds,aud the cook g< t ready to
set in close tn the circus ring.
When Dr. Felton kicked cut of
the democratic party, he did not
hear any vncuvni c’ose behind him
with a dull thud.— WoGh Local.
"The reason it must he just aw
ful to have two wives is (hut
the poor fellow, when caught ha 6
i no chance to “say ’’ am thing.
A King’s Daughters Circle in
Jdan Francisco is composed of eight
Chinese women, two Japar.e le. two
Syrians and two Americans.
Dm lan says.—There is nothing
vto indicate that the Hines boom
has got started yet, and it is rath
•er late in the campaign fora ground
.- swell.
General Sueridan’s widow is still
a young woman, being only 35
years old. She Jives quietly in
Wabhingtou with her tnree obil
. dren.
Dr.. T4l lon never cnul-l get
' enough of Congress, and now it
be.'Qai! never get em-ugb
of'beiirg- Ldatati.n. Congressional
races.— CedaHwwuvStandard.
-O.|ir year old, will make a dandy
politician it he keeps on practic
ing. He can raise the family now
with his voice—when he grows up 1
he ought to raise the dead and
vote them
Hons. Ch jr *s F. Crisp, A. O
Bacon, and General C. A. Evans,
will sxro .nd pure democracy to
the vrAerrified of old Crawford,in
Knoxville, Friday, September the
21st.
Tlori.mi p Watson’s craft is head-
•mg for the mouth of salt River.
Tommie has evidently “hearn tell’’
that“Mr Barnes, of Georgians not
up that stream and lommie wants
to crawl info a land of rest.
The Georgia boys tailed the list
m the interstate shoot in Jersey,
..New Jersy winning. Long practice
snooting mosquitoes have given th' 1
Jersey marksman an advantage,
and it is no wonder that Georgia
and other states could not come
up to.the Jersey score.—Savannah
The BucliHiinaii Banner Menß'-u
--ger < 'hilllli. -s io "inll 1 1 of bii’g hut ,
themof f ii tine<i <ieim>ctacv, Nix
is a pik ri l >b ■<!, moss—backed
... I
j won -bar of in-' hrst water.
1.1 m John W • Madd 'X, will ad
i dr» sb 'be people <>l Gave Spring on
ISepiemh-r 14th. Messers. Wrizht
Keece aud Fouche will ->e there at
th-! same time and address the vo
ters, —C O" -' i : Ut !• >n.
A Baker county negro who wish
recent) 1 shocked by I ightniug,be
i comes '' ni| orarily insane at the
j approach of a f buudere form. While
j n one of these fits recently, he
threw a little child out of a win
d o w.
AN ISWS JOKE
Green nnplo is to he the fash
ionable tint in men’s shirts next
season. The fashionable young
man will proceed to cholera -‘green
apple’’ shirt without, delay.—Chi
cago Dispatch.
If you want a standard type
writer you can get it for SIOO. But
if/you want tin* same typewriter to
be sent to a foreign country you
jean buy it boxed for export for
i$7S.-12. This is a case where the
foreigner doesn’t appear to pay the
I tax.
It Jis said that Hhi . Warner Hill,
of Merriweather, is j usiiing bis can
didacy for the speaker sdiji of the
ne? t house of representatives with a
, vim. Mr. I i’J has distinguished
i himself drring his legislative career
and is a strong and able man—At
lint a Journa 1 ,
Hon. Warner Hiil, c>f Greenville, is
a candidate for speaker of the nevf
houwe of representatives He is a
young man of great ability, and bis
long term in the legislature and his
knowledge of parliamentary law and
the rules of the house entitle him to
recognition among the members o f
that body Vista Patriot,
The Evans men seem to be do
ing most of the campaign speak-1
ing, while the Atkins in men are
ctfrculadng petitions for office.—
Dalton Argus
Shaver is a dandy. If they all
succeed in all they undertake we
would like to know what Shaver
will do.
—“You’ve been in Norway?”
somebody asked a friend. “What
is the Gothenburg system like?”
“Oh,” said the tourist, “as far as
I can remember, it’s something in
this way; You order whisky as hot
water, and they put it down in the
bill as sugar.”—Westminster Ga
zette.
A QUESTION OF IDENTITY.
“It’s a lucky thing,” said the
butcher reflectively, “that the
dead cannot talk.”
“How so,” said the man who
was slyly testing the scales to see
if they balanced.
“Why if they could, the sausage
would be so dogmatic.”
A PLEA FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENT
We cannot check the bloomer girl,
W* cannot stop the bike;
We d just as well proceed to make
Improvements on the pike.
—St. Louis Po't-Dispatelii.
A third party congressman want
ed a law passed to appropriate
thousands of dollars to kill the
chinch bugs. Next thing thai fel
low will want an appropriation to
pay some body to scratch him.—
Merriwether Vindicator.
Suppose we cup a potato grater
■around a saplin and lead him up
now •
The Hutler of Rome publishes
sn editorial up»<n“Drunkeau»ss a
Crime In Normandy,” and the
Rome Tribune devotes a part of
it's editorial spaoe to discussion of
a’Corner on Corn.” What you need
gentlemen is Chattahoochee beer,
—Columbus Ledger.
Thinking of (he Etowah,of course
, —we say what we think when w
reply “dammit” that's all—we
‘•need.’’
Athens has the lowest death rate
of any city in Georgia. All seekers
after healthy homes would do well
to paste this in their hats.—Ath-
THE HUSTLER OF ROME.TUESDAYSEPTEMBER.iI 1894
ens Banner. The above is true, |
brother Upson, but then if you I
dont want t<> die at all you shou'■<! '
move to Rome. Think of it. eight
weeks in the summer season and
not a death. And this too in a city
whose police census shows over
13,(XX)people. Comeoverto Gods
country and live forever.
The campaign orator stood at the
front of the platform and after a
pause in his address, said: “And
let me urge upon you, my teliow
voters, to take unto yourselves the
inspiring words of the Greek pa
triot, Marco Bozzams: ‘Strike tor
the green graves of your sires:
strike until the last aimed foe ex
pires; strike for— ’ ”At this junct
ure the still, small Voice of a juve
nile base bail enthusiast, who lin
gered at the edge of the crowd,
broke in, “Say mister dat's t’ree
strikes; you’r-j out!” —Norfork
Ledger.
Thernardier, Victor Hugo’s cre
ation, the ■wretched who robbed
the dead at Waterloo, was a saint
with a spotless soul beside the
Godless fiends who set fires nt
Washburn, Wisconsin, when the
citizens were imperiling their lives
to save the town from the mad de
struction of an oncoming cyclone
of flame. There was no time to
waste on these hyenas, or the citi
zens might have lynched them. It
is some few incidents of this sort
that strengthens the belief of the
populace in an orthodox hell, worse
even than Dante dare paint.—Ma
con News.
The publishers of “The Chris
tian Register,” of Boston, write us,
also under another cover, sends us
an issue of tjicir sheet with “mark
ed’’ items protesting against
Lynchings, and requesting us to
“reproduce” and and to 4 com
ment ’’ The former we will rot do
but for the latter we have this to'
say. We are against lynching for
any crime save that of rape. For
. t >at hellish offence no death be it
met'd to the culprit on the instant,
or be it filled with tho most h *r
ifyiog of tortures, is too severe for
the unhuman fiend be he white or
black. The Hustier of Rome is
for the protection of the honor of
our women first, aud for Jaw and
order next. That may sound queer
'o the f‘Bean-eater-Christian-Reg
ister stripe of manhood but theme
our sentiments all the same.
A HIGH COMPLIMENT
Rev. Walker Levis, pastil of
Trinty Methodist church, Atlanta,
in a recent letter to the Atlanta
Journal, pays Ho®.. W. Y. Atkin
son a very high compliment. Mr.
Lewis is one' of the leading and
most able ministers of his church
in the state. He says'r
“Aspiration to be leaders when;
led by the will to be rt, seldom is
unrealized. That is one of the ad-
!
mirable qualities of the Hon. W.
Y. Atkinson, for whom I have a
profound respect. I wanted Evans,
but Atkinson, should he live, will
make Georgia proud of him. He
came from the ranks of the work
ing hoys. Out of the lowliest ser
vices, ambitious youth rises to the
loftiest hon or.
To even better to the manliness
worthy of it. To strive well, gains
either the crown or the- right to
wear it. My complaint against
many of our young men is, that .
they are without ambition to sue- |
ceed. It seems to reach the level 1
of their highest aspiration to exist!
in a respectable sort of way,
Ad in i ni strato rs- Sale.
GFCR'HA. Ei,oyi> t’WNTV
Pursuant to an order of theC*urt of Ordinal
will )>e sold before the Court house door in the
City of Rome, said County liesweeu the Ssga,
hours of Sale, on the first Tuesday in August
181*4. the following property to wit: One iwt in
DeSoto, (now Fonirth Ward) City of Rome, Floyd
County, Ga., known as the ftmner residence of
J. I’. M. Byrd, fronting on the Alabama Road
or Bridge Street in tl.e said City 90 feet and ex
tending back, same width 140 feet, and being the
property, conveyed by deed of Mrs Mary T.
Freeman, to Mrs M, E. Knox. Dated Febiiary
Ist., 1889. Recorded in Clerks Office Superioa
Court said County in Book “V.” of deeds, Page
498, No. 418 on .lune tsth. 1879, and als > describ
ed in deed of Martha E Knox, to raid R. B. Me
Arrcr, Dated April 20th. 1881 and Recorded in
Bork“C. E.” or deed', Page 282 No. 187.
G»o>d lot sold as t'>e property of William T.
Sa <>u deceased. This July 3rd. 1394.
W. J, Gordon,
Administrate! De Bonis Non
with will annexed of iVin. T. Gordon
deceased. Estates
You ran find any
thing needed in a
school room at Smiths.
•THE BIGGEST*
THING » ROME
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Furniture, Carpels, Mailings ft,
We carry the largest stock in the state. Ve buy
cheaper than any house in the state W< sell
cheaper than any other house in the stite.
We do business on business principle;.
Our customers are always pleased
with their purchases. We have
The Best Goods
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LCTWEST FRIGES.
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We are always pickicking up big bargains f>r our
customers. Once a customer always a cus
tomer. Solid Oak Suits $15.00 to $25.00
Call and see our
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Wearejust overflowing with bright new FurritJi’e
It is a pleasure to show you these goods. Cal
and see us.
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