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TRULY WONDERFUL Many Objects which Defying De scription Must be Seen. Delightful and fascinating are but mild Wins to apply to the great circus this year, for the dou ble inei ag’-rtes are an education in natural history, the performances dazz'nig and thril , ii>g«*n their va riety and froshm 1 *?, the Ethologi cal Congress of strange and savage tribes n li'e study,the trained an.i rrals exhibition a wonder, nd the whole eh ,w in ito entirety out of sight and fjir and beyond all oth -318. That is what a prominent paper said of Barnum & Bailey s Great est. Show this season, and which < will here mi October 16th. Two animals, which the show has this season, if exhibited by ■ fbenisi'lv'-s, would amply repay anyone for the small price asked to see al! the wonderful circus, aerial, and menagerie attrac .tioi -. These two creatures are Chi ko and his bride Johanna —gorillas, 'but u such a huge size, and so hnnian-liko as to startle every one, -.awik.! are really of such positive mebit that every parent should his family to see them. Js<»oks on natural history con tain but little information on the Subject of gorillas, because so lit- Hie is known concerning these ani mals. hut now we have the living creauturns themselves to see and study., mid the chance to do sc shou hi not be lost. Then th' 1 Ethnological Congress if rft range and savage races are eptra o. s great an attraction t< thoS'* of a contemplative mind, as -iE> many different religions and types of people are represented that all mu-t become interested, while for children it. will prove a lasting and pi asant benefit. 'Th performance will be given e rings, on two stages, on a ■race track, and in a steel-barred arena, the lalter restricted entirely to the exhibition of the wonderful 7 troupe of trained animals, of which , the N,:v\ York Sun remarked it wa.> “the sublime culmination of liar, monv.' It will be here on sixty cars on October 16th and the new street parade will be made in tin coming. In this latter fret* pa geant arc representations of all the crowned heads of the world — the rulers, together with the mil itary uniforms of ail nations. HUSBAND IN NAME ONLY. A Wife s Novel Plea for Divorce Granted by Judge McPherson. Harrisburg, Pa., Sept. 13. —The divorce of Maggie, Grimm Bruba fker H ■ >r nr husband. William L. Brubaker, promptly granted yes ' terday by Judge McPherson, is an interesting chse. Judge McPherson urn deciding it, says: “The condi tion nf ihe wife was rendered in , tolerable and her life burdensome without blows or cruel and barba rous infliction of batteries.’ The Court finds that the mar riage was contracted on December 22 the groom being a wid >wer. a proaiiiieut merchant of Millers uirg, and the bride, come ly llii . .baggie Grimm, ofWieou jsco township. The honeymoon wasspeut at the IJinpliam House, Philadelphia, after lb' 1 knot had been tied in Cam’dev.. At the Bingham House tlh. hu-hand left his bride alone 111. the. vt ime, and at night re- , turn * I he ■ often intoxicated. Aft'-r arriving home at Millers burg the wife* was shewn the work ings of the furnace and stoves, to which she was told to attend, as well a-the kindling of the fires, and then she was escorted to two separate apartments, one of which .slie was to occupy, and the other r husbamr. So they lived a double life ami re.not one in any sense. The re it was that in four months the mciated bride deserted Brubaker .and now : he has a divorce from ;him, to which the Court says she . s’fully entitled.. -VST COUNTERFEIT MONEY. - Showers of the Queer at Work in Summerville. ?l The last issue of the Caattopga b ' News contains the following. The public should keep a sharp lo<>k i out. as the country is full of these s sharpers. One night last week a stringer - entered E. C. Smith’s grocery store G and wanted to buy h box of sar : dines, tendering a five dollar bill i in payment. Mr. Smith could not f change the money and after some ■ parley, the would he customer left. Later, he went to J.C. Fuller’s sa r loon, and making some small pur- - chase be tendered the bill and got i the change in return Next morn- ing it developed that it was a coun v torfeit of poor quality. The same man also passed a five on J. W. f Pitts, which is an exact counter j part, of the one Fuller got. A Uni" , ted States detective Las been here - this week, working on the case, but - up to this time has made little , progress. This should be a warn o ing to the people in this section. . Watch the strangers when they e want bills changed. d HERE HE IS! e t », e THE MEXICAN LION. & Our Devi', while out fishing on last Sunday was. so frightered by 11 the Mexican Lion that he swallowed !1 all the fish bait he Lad in his month d This in and of itself would have y spoiled his sport, us be was after 11 Democratic fish and it is a well known h fact that none but third party fish s will bite at empty hooks. So he forsook the damp banks m - y der the green bay trees and went v home to his maw, and spent the rest e of the day hewing out the above - lithograph which he swears is a good 1 likeness of the famous lion. TAKEN TO CARTERSVILLE ■ > Sheriff Burroughs Takes Bud Po .rserto Jail. I Sheriff Burroughs took Bud Po ’ ser. the negro arrested in this city yesterday morning on th« charge “ of criminal assault on Mrs. Cox - to Bartow, to await trial. Poser, talked some before leaving the city, and said tliat on th- "night the crime occured he was attracted 1 to the house by the screams, and 1 that the parties found him there. ■ They then supposed he was the . gutlty one , His story is not believed how ever 4iud it is probable that evi d< nee will be forth coming that will convict, him NATIONAL LEAGUE. Baltimore Continues to Climb. Boston has Struck the Toboggan. STANDING Os '1 HE CLUBS. clubs Played Won. Lust P. ct ' Baltimore.. •• “115 79 36 .087 I New York,. “ “118 77 41 .658 Boston.. “ “117 75 42 .641 Philadelphia.- “117 67 50 . 578 * Brooklyn,. ‘ll6 64 52 ‘543 • Cleveland.. •’ -114 58 56 .509 Pittsburg.. “ “116 58 58 .500 Chicago.. “ “118 51 ct .432 Cincinnati,, “ “118 50 68 .424 St. Louis.. “117 47 70 .402 Washington.. “118 40 78 .339 ( L uisvilte.. “117 33 84 .283 GAMES YESTERDAY. 5 At Cleveland— RHE 1 (levelandl 0300 0 3 1 I—9 14 2 ) Bostono 01 3 0 2 1 0 I—B 15 2 1 At cincinnatti— RHE • cinciiinatti.l 00001 00 o—2 9 2 Baltimore 301 22500 3—16 21 2 [ At I’it’lburg RHE Pittsburg.no 3 3 0 0 2 I—9 14 3 - Washington 002010 30 o—6 10 4 At Louisville— RE H p Louisville 000000 002 I—3 4 5 1 Philadelphia 0 000 32 0 0 o—s 6 0 j At Chicago— RHE chka'io 2 0 0 80 40 2 o—B 11 6 Brooklyn 4 0 0 2 |1 0 l< 4-12 11 1 —' 11 ' —' I THE HUSTLER OF ROME, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER, 13 1894. CYCLONE AT MEMPHIS One man Killed and a Dozen Houses Overturned. Memphis, Tenn., September 12. —A portion of north Memphis was swept by a tornado today at 11 :30 o’clock a. m. destroying and dam aging property to the extent of $3,- 500 and killing one negro, Robert Culp, and injuring two other per- 1 sons slightly. Tin? portion of the city visited is the sat of i> lum ber mills and the dam 1 ? f.ib-i'tip on t h ree of them. One hundred yard- of the Woli river bridge of the Ciiesapeako, Ohio and Southwestern railroad was picked up and thrown 100 f?Lt away. The tornado came from the south, traveled due north, and it is said by the weather bureau to have been purely local. Conan's cotton gin’ and mill, north of Memphis, were part ly un roofed and trees were twisted and uprooted as if mere pipestems. Corn and cotton in the path of the tornailo were destroyed. CHEAP RATES. By the Southern R’y only $2.60 Rome to Chattanooga and re turn. Tickets on sale daily Sept. 14 to 2 0 good to return Sept. 24 T. C. Smith, P. & T. HR fF i I B fl Bflß fl Jw9W H Mr 4 b 1 ff’wwll |1 1L I|®| B uYll la BH ■ fll 1 w m# ml 4 f ill l 1 \ w Officii /B \ / J I We keep a full line of these Stoves and Ranges on hand, and guarati tee them to be the best and most perfect made in the world. The will save more than there cost in fuel in one year, We also hav ? a com ple.e stock cf everything in the house-keeping line, and you v/;!l fim us lower than any firm in North Georgia, We arethe oldest and'.armies Crockery house in North Georgia, Cail and sea us if you need any thing in our line, Wholesale or Retail. &> SOLTSj 236 BROAD STREET, ROME GEORGIA. TO JAIL TILL HE ATE. ! f An Aeed Bread Th ef’-s Odd Four j Hour Sentence. Wilkesbarre. Pa.,Sept. 13.—Fori stealing a loaj of bread from a j bakery, Mayor Nichols sentenced i 70-year-old Jacob Ruflly to the i lock-up until he ate the loaf. The | old man ate liis way to “liberty’ in | four hour - . ’ Starch 5 cents lb. • I Morris ! Best flour at Morris 45cts. Telephone 26.’ Jeliy Sets, at Morris’ Telephone 26 When traveling, always take a cake of .’obiis 'ids Oriental Soap with you ; Us ases are • f’en ciught from usd g In t>-. sup. Foi sale by J, T. Cromh <V U< . • ohn.son's Ma'net c Oil cure cramps and colic ana int< rnal neu ru gi i and headache and backache ns a tly. 25 and 50 cts, For sale by J 1. Crouch & Co $2.60 Rome to Cha tanoo ga and return by the Southern K’y(E. T. V. gz-G.) Tickets on sale daily 14 to 20th. Sept, good to return Sept. 24 S solid Through trains daily eaeh way T. C. Smith, P. & T. A, I NEW GOODS, ! NEW TRIMMER j To the public,! 1 wish to state! that 1 have pur-' chased an ele-j 'gant sto c k of! seasonable 1 Millina r y and employed a me-' tropolitan Trim-| imer who will be 'here on the2othi A word to the wise is suffi cient M. Spiegleberg, j 40 5 & 4O 7j Broadway; I Everybody who is somebody preaches the doctrin: ‘"Patronize home industry.” Low ers of a good cigar can i afford to practice what they preach for Wart er’s Rome made cigars are the best on the mar -1 ket. take M. X THEDFORD E. Vi.K JIHI-’i’ ■■'•' • {■!CIC£ST!U.M \ ; / I r.FAuACHC. Pu/oySMm\ '■■■.<;"'■■ ■JyjMIX SotewsaAA STDMAC/;' -XX". '•:•■■•£ •,'£■ ’TVW i : sh HAr ;;x ~rl A. aeor -' LA_' A ••' a7 L 2 y I \ \ I \ As 2\ \ t \ The comparativevalue ofthese twocar* Is known to most persons. They illustrate that greater qua" Not always most to be desi-s These cards express the beneficial q ity of Ripans • Tabules As compared with any P« viouslyknOWa dyspepsia ;ure. Ripans Tabules : Pric< . 5° cen ' n Os druggis-a, or by mat • RIPANS CHEMICAL CD., 10 Spruce SL. o<t-r» i, >en. ae.» 'r.ilw'tho'” l '? 1 ’ v < r » .»tivi ji_ '"th ini " Circ ulan»» •« IM> I. W. •’«^2 a ; misoN. rmidaaO*'