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4fß> J c / P / '•*< &•*, £ .it; ?.<;-/; J&-./ .«-.! \k. 2- tt: -j> m«s ji’wS. 16 rs ~-e ,i. ; . ‘■■xuj'iS S 3 a £a> seed ■■< ticc. i . - iii »a j z >'- lie; itrrwmi! outiiiera' ipam. | end ..'? leases pecuiuu i® L ’♦Dr :;ge Bios; >m” is a pas file, c- cP. ~sed at any time; la.; uppaed right to the parts SBvcty lady can treat hcrseL qrifth L. •Mailed to any address upon re- Cijp of si. Dr. J .A. McGill&Co. 4 Panorama Place, Chicago, IE. Sold by D, 51 /. Curry Druggist. «SBP.>AS'-<'™’."W«*'- r *'W. ''W«lr< iZ/'-S'ii.-WJBMKM# DON’T FORGET The Cun dell Lumber Co., s lis Cheap shingles a 11 ?>ra oes. Cheap lumber all g r:. des. Cheap ceiling a n d. Scoring, sash, coors, cand minds. 9-7- Imo 4DBMWV The Burney u Tailoring Co 220 Broadway. What about a a very fine pair •of pants, do you need a pair? Burney Tailor ing Co., has just re c e i v e d the largest and best' “selected sto.cK of pant goo d s -ever s h o w n in Rome. We have bought heaviiy of fine pant •goods and will intake you a pair of dants for to i o shat will cost you 12. to $1 4. .e&sewhere. We have a MAN /pa nts maker who learn •-eo nis trade in New York and is as fine a pams maker as ever •came South, so if you want a fine pair of pants, made right, call -C«3 ns and we furnish them on short notice. The Burney Mating Co. 220 Broadway if A LADY’S TOILETS Ts not complete * fcj -without en ideal g If POWDER. I i POZZONI’S f ‘" . Combines ever’ element of I </* * beair.y-and puritv It is beauti- J&dvin e , soothing, healing, health and harm'ess, and when ' -M rightly used is invisible.- A most . xielicate and desirable protection K 40 ace * n this climate. z, T1 -insist upon having the genuine. I 37 ls ryR SALE EVERYWHERE, THE FINEST LINE. fcf fcsmtmei O-rr'l SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! BARGAI NS IN SHOES AT < iUiii’all 3c Owens'-D 240 BROAD STREET- tjw > rvßuwy 1 »■«•«■» MM'A»M«or»wwwm SHORTER COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES ROME, GEORGIA. f ' v'• • ' ' 4k ■ 4 w'-WVltWl v ..-n< ! -Hulfll SBMIW Mur 1911,1894. ADVANTAGES: 1 A k>fty and healthful site, free from malaria, 2- Charming grounds and scenery—au ideal situation. 3. Magnificent brick buildings—“ The beauty of the colleges.” Every material comfort and convenience. •5 A complete force of accomplished Teachers. 6. A splendid Conservatory of Music. 7, A renowned School of Art. 8 An unsurpassed Depaitm. nt of Elocution and Physic:- Culture. 9. A strong and thorough curriculum. 10, A superior Finishing Schoo’. 11. A delightful homo for the pupil away from parents. 12. Reasonable charges. For catalogues and special information, apply Dr. A. J. BATTLE. President. t Or Prof. Ivy W, Duggan, Business Manager ■■■ hi Mini Illi mill IIIIW I I II! I I!■ IIT Al- O- G-A-IRIR/VBD, oDEALERINo MILLINERY and FANCY GOODs. Have moved to 304 Broad Street Medical Building. CALL AND SEE US. THE LITTLE RUBY TONSORIAL PARLORS, » If you want work In mv line cal! at my Shop. / Frank. Taylor, the old 9 -KMHtmMUBaBMaBHQMMaMHBaHMBKnKI •■'S < ma ns v':svo:~?7.-. nt2 T fIU > trup.ra.’iu- a t - , .?• ***>;•. SgrSTS WtJ-Cj ,> "'* or .M«> ' .»■• . i.-t .'n. «.v, ' . -/.'m.'x-Jrv,,',' K 5 -Jf*W ness.a.’.dr th.« r1 •; Gei.-ni . ~ ■ .-' t .V <.. . . JI 1 ufiintA. Whn.l u. .ii., < .I.a unp , )n< ... I«A , - J.,i i ? V ' •> . i.y i .-.il | ' ■*" T. ! - - ’• .\ • - ' i.ip.uiK Ara J. , :£. .YjP. « 'EPi . .*;ca7; i vrak—v - J i ry „ »>i»* * » .». K THE HUSTLER OF ROME, MONDAY SEPTEMBER, 17 1894. HOLY MOSES. _____ II - I An Express Messenger “Skeerd 1 and Frightened too" A PAIR OF COFFINS Anda Sepulchral Voice Among the Packages of his Car. He Called theTraln Crew to his As sistance. An express agent running be twi-en Topeka and Smith Center, had a thrilling experience one night a short time ago, says the Topeka State Journal. The night I was dark and cloudy, and the train was going about forty-five miles fin hour. The agent had locked himself in his car and was prepairing to check up the bun dle-. He was not long in noticing that two long boxes, containing coffins, I wereamovg the other express mat- I ter checked .for Manhattan. All was still in the car except the rumbling of the wheels and tlm soughing of the wind It was only natural, therefore, that the agent should jump about six feet into the air on hearing a voice apparently in one of the coffins say, “Let me out!” The express agent drew his revol ver, prepaired for anything, ulcG enquired; , j “Where are you?” ' “Let me out!” “Well, where are you?” “Le me out.” was all the answer he c nild get m a tone like a voice from the tomb. The express agent was not super | stifioup. but he was by this time thoroughly alarmed. He unlocked [ the rear door of the car and sum j a-ond the conductor, brakemaq i and porters. It was his intention to open the 1 caskets, if necessary, «nd comply with the r<>piest of tha mysterious voice. One coffin was placed at one end of the car and the other coffin , it the other end. Then the express agent enquired: ‘’Where are you now?'’ ‘•Let me out!” said the voice u -t from either coffin but from a pile of miscellaneous express mat ter where they bad ’em Stealthily and with grave fears of the mault, the crew began fur ther investigation, expecting to find any thing from a highwayman to a wild man. T hey did not find either, however, but down toward ‘he bettomof the pile they located t te voice —it was that of a parrot. 11. A. Smith sells new and second ha nd school books. > ♦5. C “ R DO VAN -x FRENCH&EitAMELLEDCALF. x, «4 s? FINECALF&KANGAHOI s‘4-2' ...u, . V 4 LS.SPPvLICu,3SoIf9. G I s 2. t • LADIES • z 4■ FesTu° N jCI >A ' 'ST •• ' r-MD FO.V to DOUGLAS, ■"'■■•* BROCKTON. MASS, cr.-: )>v ptil.'kaHiUK V» . L. .. : i.- JJeiaUBC, -..•c nra Hu i stl:\ inn lecturers of cv.:i’.is-L-'l in th • v.-prld. and sna:..utce a ; vnlne by jaampinjf the name amt pr ice on i; bottom, which p-otects yon against hig\ ■ i ,ct-s and the mr hilc'.r.an’s profits. Our shoes cu.-tom worse -u styk. easy f.rtiriß auc’ ,v .Irins' qualifies. tVe hive thi-.n s s.d every s -re at lowr-r ; rice - lor the va!-a? given than --y other m-.':e Take no substitute. If your w—vt oauuet supply you, we can. aold by Cantrel' & Owens, ~'T~ HIMITIIWf —1 IllllliJllfllll !!■! What Nerve Berries have done for others i° r y° u ISTDAIf. Ya v»oo» Y OF 16THIUY. Jt MEM £a*//y, indPermantnily Rostc.'ad. sotr w.Xif k positive cure for all Wry .< --nes, Nervousness ileblli'.y. iml all* their truiii of evils resnltit>> roni ♦. errors ami in’.’r excesses; the resul of ovei'wstrir. Hick-.tcs. n oerj- j-• Jievelop nil giv ■- tone ' > t st- "n. t*. le to x.iai or ran*. r„iur.’wi;,: . i*h. >. inzhd 1 lilixsiois lams, it by yeuli-.MI e-.-ors or e« rossive usi oi tolni<*oo, arid il«,uo« .liiCh lead to <<onHuni|>ti<>n and inauinlt) | 1 be-r use shows Imtiie bale improvement. Ac.-ep ; no in-ltat.ini. Insist upon having tin-genv ne Ainrvr-* "° °tiier. con -en < I 8 v U. , v>3, lent to carry ir res l pocket, price, si.nn per box. six boxes, on ftil t/o ß tmem,*>.no. to<*ureni i.v, a»e f not kept by your druinrlst we w.ll send them 0) mail, uoou receipt oi price, in plain wrap pc,-. I’ampibet Tee. A <ldress al 1 nrii I orriers V- MEDICAL CO., Cincinnati t For sale by Crouch & Co. t.*’’ |_ *TT— >-a-. - ..v >'<■ . > Madison - tain OEL, Madison Averi"e and 58th, Street NEW YOHK- per day and up. American Plan, - - FIREPROOF AND FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR. • I’M) Blocks from the Third ami S; xt » A amue Elevated Kath'oi-tls The Madison and Fourth Aw-nne and Belt Line Cars pass the Door, «, H M.CLABK } U '- Apdetor. Passenger,Eievator runs all night. New Jewelry, Beautiful line of mw Silver Novel ies. ard Silver Gooc s, J. K. Williamson Broad Street f