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F'fth Avenue.
ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN,
"Jt theclty <»f Home, and Floyd, the
“'Banner county” of Georgia.
.DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
’For Governor,
W. Y. ATKINSON, of Coweta,
IF or Secretary of State,
CANDLER, of Hall
3Tor Tiehsurer,
H. 1). K'ARDEMAN, of Newton.
For Coinptro|ler General,
W\V. \A. WRIGHT, of Richmond
For Attorney General,
J, M, TERRELL, of Meriwether'
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IFcr ■ O Hunrssi 'bit of Agriculture I
f i'll. obb.
For Congreg?,
■Sobu'.V, £.,I)I)QX,ot Fi yd. ,
For State Senator,
V. 11. LU MPKJN,
'T’.I. regentative, Fioyd Co,
R BT. T. FOUCHE,
JOHN H REECE. ’
MOSES ii. U RIGHT
A lialf il ol -
L . . GJ I.uAIL IS liot ‘‘Jillli
to 4 .50 with the news'’ today—
• aur reason being that -‘the circus is
tin town” and we are < r dug to give
•our ten .young lady compositors and
four bright devils, a half holiday. If
there See any one wbo would deny
thras this 4 pleMpire, let them step
-Jtround to the ‘ticket wagon’, and
3jet their JtM'ney back.
Now let ‘•Willlie’’ Brecken
ridge challenge Peter. Jackson •
If tt’egroeft dont want to be lynch
•od W thorn be. men and nothiuiee
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»-eaid .to be the
foost paved city in the union
'The highes‘ volcano in the world
as ‘Gotppaxi, in Ecuador, 19,496
tfiaei.
Sell Brotherrcrrcus is’he surest
rain -maker that ever invaded this
v*3Ck oY the woods.
Over $1,000,000 was bestowed
on scdaaritable bt quests in New
Xork City last year.
AVfae bullfrog, by a peculiar ar
t'rajugameut of the larynx, has a
l&jupdbrnm in. his throat.
Rhodn lslaud’s penitentiary has
124 oouvic‘B, and is run at an an
juual loss of $20.0)0,
Perhaps Governor ‘‘General'
Nor4Z&en could induce the English
hbod&L jrttiwg committee to imigrate
* wrath.
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are more muscles in the
tilled a rat than in a human band
But then the rat never travels on (
7 its mubc I e. t
1
•uOver 50? W species of plan’s are (
w kj»i*»kU:and classified hy bot-
V *jWg. This deesamt iaalude the
i-pyaver pleats, '
I ■■■*. _ _-__M
Aa?t- fdtpheiit is 50 to 60 years in
■attaining maturity, and w iR live a
iset/tsary and a half- The third
white elephants died a-
Aocuin.
Mr Atkinson says that South
'■Georgia will roll up a much heav
ier Democratic majority this year
kßiaxi ever "before-in the history of
rthe party.
Sfc.F, U Crowley, of Roswill,
Ihae a jbc44 which bas been setting
sicce last March. She comes off
•t regular interval's for food and
than (returns t<> her nest
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. A -epdd'-r well is constructed
to the best mathemat
"'.'.Bteal 'priueipb'S And yet the spi
■KHflL woutx go hungry q there were
on uhe weaves
. “Cant vote fer Mas Zack-Har
grove dis trip, boss,” said an old
white-wooled negro this morning,
“Mars Zack dun pronius me 40
acres an’ ’er mule too longer dat.”
Hine’s letter to Atkinson declin
ing the joint discussions, is the
whine of a demagogue. Hines
should get Lon Livingston to make
him some “plausahle” excuses.
Ignatius Donnelly advances the
tln-ory that the Minnesota forest
hires were caused by the tail of a
comet striking the earth. That is
on a par with some of his nonsensi
cal Third party ideas.—Athens
Banner,
The Republicans will learn in
due time that it was Lousiana
planters and not ‘sugar” that they
“to<)k.i;i thorn. '’ .The Sfxuth
is si ill solid and the Southern
democracy is still tlursaH and sal
vation of thiiTmiiion.
Tlie southern stiit'o ough to in
vite the British anti-lynch cranks
to come and look at things fori
lor thomsv'yes. Xlusis.the he-l and!
1 f t «-A i ’ /; f. J
c e.-ye i w Jy. s I can •y'ei.i.
<l-'Wi'here i" as well as they can
junket at the north. —('■• m.-titu- ■
tion. i
Thovj li the England may <
oi:t •'inv igatingce.iaiJtn am< .
thwcwlor •(] i)"ipi ■ in ci. ■ ti'i’i
ahsernbled ..:ay enter their protest, i
yet whije the manhood of the . oath I
£» 1 * 1 • I
asserts Used there isno limb too
high for the other end of the rope- '
which circl-’S the n-ck of the rap
-1 wt.
~ ’ 1 rn>n r ■THiiiwmajJiUl
The upper third of the face is(<
altered expression, say physiogno- ■
mists and doctors, in affections of
the brain, the middle third in dis
easeases of the chest, and the low
er third in dieasws of the organs
contained in the abdominal cavity. ’
With Tom-tom Watson as its head
and Ilin s, Hargrove,. Felton &Co i
as its face the third pu r rty in Geor- j
gia shows up a fatal can*.
In London the work in connec- *
ton with the Waterloo and City
Underground Railway is proceed
ing on the south side of the civer c
near Blackfriars Bridge. Pile cfeiv- u
ing has been commenced at tthis
spot, where it is also intended to e
sink caissons, and eventually co»-
struct two tunnels, one going to* j
the Mansion House and the other a
to Waterloo Station.
BRECKINRIDGE’S DEEE AT. 1
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The divisio iof the vote op
posed to the return of Breckin-
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ridge to congress came near being
a fatal division . Owens’ majority
over him is very small, though the
total majority against him runs
up into th? thousands. The force
of the rebuk > administered to thia
unworthy representative of the
peoule is hardly lessened by the
fact ho narrowly missed a
renominanoit that would have
been claimed by him to be a “wiv
dicatiou.”
The man’s position is a pitiable
one, even though it be the position
into which he should have been
forced. He is not merely a defeated
candidate. He was just as much < n
trial before his constituents as
when before the jury in Washing
ton.
That jury declared him guilty of
certain acts, and his constituents
how declare that the most eloquent
most useful, most popular by man
in the state too deeply disgraced’by
those acts to longer represent them
in congress. Over him they prefer
a man far less brilliant with far
less capacity for usefulness to
them, for the single reason that
he is morally a better man-Maeon
Telegraph.
Road Citation,
GEORGIA. Flov» County:
Whereas W. E. Smith, etal., havs petitioned
the Hoard of Commissioners of 1 oa Is and Rev
enue of said Count,, asking that th > settlement
road now leading and running di.ect from Se
ney. Georgia, and running directly by what is
known as Rodgets old Barn Place and Henry
' Drum mood’s dwelling house and int-rsecting
with the public road known as the Pleasant
[ Hope church road, at or near Drummonds
school House, be made a second class public
road, and the Road Commissioners of 1504 Dis
trict G . M • of said Conntv having reported the
proposed road to be of public utility. Now, this
I is to cite all persons having obje •.lions thereto
or claims for damages arising therefrom, to
- make the same known to the Board of Comm is
sioners at the next meeting to be held on the
• first Monday in August 1894.
u W itness the Hon Joha C. Foster Chairmanof
the Board, This July sth. 1894,
8 d-JO-d. Mai Meyerhardt, Clerk.
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THE HUSTLER OF ROME, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER, 18 1894.
The Cynic.
Wflen you ‘get into difficulty,
beware of friends
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, There was never a nude statue
so lieflike as to have corns.
It’s too bad that ice cream isn’t
goou for billiousness, but it is
not.
What has become of the old
fashioned man who cracked his
fingers I
If a woman is sickly, it is not
usually discovered until after she
is married.
Many a roaring lion who has
hunted as hard as he could has
starved to death:
Every man thinks he might be
came famous if be had more time
to write poetry.
Few husbands and wives are so
aflTctWniate and trusting that they
say “our money. ” '
The Anaxcmist.
About two pints of air is inhal
,ed and exhaled atrnach breath of
I ordinary' respiration.
calciilalted **uit flu-
: pores ,n the skin is upward of
i OOO.OOOj
i ’
! It is estimated that in a Jife
tiin.? of threi'scog' yours and' ten-:
F.ait beat’s led les.- imm 2,-
times.
An aitmunt of blood equal to al! ■
that contained in the body pass-!
es through tlie heart once every’'
three niinutes.
. A German writer in the London
Standard.claims that the heart
continues to grow until after the
50th birthday.
The Obsever
Justice White js a bachelor ami
a Roman Catholic and hue red hair
Erastus Wiman, has always re
mained a subject of Queen Victo
ria.
Mr. Robert E.L??, Jr. be*rs a
striking resemblance to his father,
the late Confederate general.
Simeon Green, of Harvard, W®r
custer county is the oldest teacher
of dancing i» Massatusettes,
Ex-Senator Edmunds, it is tb
estimate of wM informed persons
derives from 2w» supreme court
practician iocom«e that equals the
a lary oft the proe-ulent.
“ The man of the future” were
the words used by Mr.. Gladstone
seight years ag r in introducing
Lord Rosebery the- then youngest
member ofi the-cabiaet tie the Lib
eral party-
STI Adi BOAT SONGk
(Written elik tjie bijoit. heg
O ui» here an dK.p.eeple's stoat,.
oi»t Obo! oho :
A»iiiu»’ de 1 sales’ thing aflsurt;
Oh st Oho ! Oho !t
We’we got a ratlin* merry y»w>.
A kind and clever '.captain two,
And dojis’ as>we wants tii'An/
Oh»! Oho! Oho!.
We git de passiiigere and freight/
Oliv! &ho<! Oho!
,Bt case de folks don't have tn wait,
Oho PDho! Oho!,
We leave behnus ns ebrythins.
We’ts swift a&krrd -upon thceaing,
Amtdis is wily we shout and Aug.
Oho ’-'Mio! Oho!
Ole Uhßle J’osk’ am boss on c®ek,
Oho ? Oho! Oho!
Att'seesde freight am fix'd Itorrsok,
Oho! Oho! Oho!
Hie voire am Site a dinner
Au’ as de stcaaiboat shove • d mg,
Me jines us as <ku sing our s wag,
OhoLObo! Obo!
At night »e in de cabin go,.
tXio !"eMio! Oho!
An' hear Zeek pick de ole ieuijo,
O&oTOho! Oho!.
De white folks laugh, <le <!t>rk:es grln„
De peepJe keeps a comil',’ in,.
De boat, she makes a niigixy din,
Oho I Oho! Oho!!
Brer ike, he makes de ri (<kto.fi>',. I
Oho ! i ho ! OhwZ
An’ Gus m»kes do big tiddteery.
Oho! Oho! O!b»!
men and lad ie< g »liy prance,
I'Mca (terrata )ou wid dor glainw.
They bug an t spin, and mill it daauc.
Oho! Oho ! Ctioi!
An, when de white folks, call *it ttorooili.
Oho! Oho!01a>!
De darkies take a wlwri or two.
Oho! OhuliOiio!
Dev jumps and swing de ole time reel.
You ought ter hear'tem nigget* stjuea!,
It makes deni aii so joyful iee!.
Oho! vino! Olio!
A steamboat life’s de life for mi,
ObulOno I Olio!
From strife, and c ire, a id worry, free
oho! Oho! Oho!
No matter if de won’ goes wrong,
No matter if de days is long,
We’ll rush our work, an’ slug- o ic sung,
Oho! Olio! Oilo!
O disheream de fav’rit boa*,,
Oho!Oho! Oho !
De bes’ and fasces’ thing afioa - ,
Oho! Oho! Oho!
We git dapassingers and fteiget.
Beeass d“ folks don’t have ter wait,!
Dey k ,ow ws’« jns' a. sure as fate,
Oho; O ,o! <>• o!
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