Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

THEIR TOOLS SMASHED Officers Makin? War Upon the Sports in Chicago. "Chicago. September 20. —The 'gamblers who have looked on with ~a smile nt the efforts of the civic ’fedefat.’on to close them up, are “touight genuinely alarmed and not *l. single gambling house is open. Early in the day the mayor or -dered the places closed and his or- • dere were promptly obeyed. Not •.witb standing this, the House of David and the Newport Club were raidto on the searcli warrants is sued by Judge Brentano yesterday. Th- sheriff took two very valua ble layouts, and although he was served with writs of replevin, he refused!-- return the property un til ordered so to do by Judge Bren tano rhe matter was carried into courtx.nd Judge Brentano, refusing .to surrender the paraphernalia, but -ordered it destroyed. .It- was carried into the basement .of Jtm county building where six • deputv sheriffs smashed it into Lkhidin g wood with axes. This new .-tacJ< -m the part of the reformers '.gives-ibe gamblers good cause for alarm, as their ever-ready replevin writs are likely to prove useless, jind.they are left no grounds on asrhrct to stand. A GREAT TIME lhe Masons Celebrated their 25th Anniversary. Last night Oostanauhi Lodge ol w Maso»s cdehratel their ‘twenty fifth auui’ersary i a their hall at the corner-of Brood S’. aud Fourth Ave. Masers present from th -rurrovuding c Hen and the occasion wai- one of special interest to all jßjftEvbers of the order. Many short and interesting speech ■ es were made, and at a late horn great banquet was seved which was enjoyed immensely by every one All the "übstanti ds and delicacies of sxacoon were on the long tables. , Sue following out of town parties. | ■vr&re registered at the Central; Sum i cnerville. W. B. Hollis, B L. Knox Dr. R D Jones. E E Smith, B II Edmonson and T P Taylor. Trion.G L Meyors, D. K Willian s .J. W. White and J H. Williams' The masonic lodges are a pow erful aud influential secrete order tin Rime doing great good, No Court : I Os J ustice I Brer questions the authority of the £ ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. j i i . I \ lIVWvO 1 • c L. E. Bleckley, • < Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of ✓ Georgia, speaking 0/ the new edition of the > Encyclopedia JBritannica, says : ■“ It is a vaat Fiore of information, *• extendipj- tv- almost every subject of human Intert a -h stands to knowledge in general stnnev i.itis a complete dictionary does o a language. The promise. * Seek and ye shall > "Sri J will be recalled by all who consult its vjiages. Having, myself, profited by frequent and continual retefences to the work, I commend it to others." Colonel Joo. Milledge, 'Stare Librarian of Georgia, says : " This Encyclopa-dia. as an accurate and reliable source of information upon the vast saumber of subjects with which it deals, stands among the very first authorities of ' Which I have any knowledge. Os the -selected to be placed in that part of the library devoted to the use especially of th* ’Supreme Court of the State. I regard no .'Library complete without this work.” The Constitution, ATLANTA. GA. «•» Dissolution Notice WLThe Partnership heretofore ex isting between W. L. Collier and 'myse f. under the firm name of Brow . & Collier has been this day” ■ dissolved by mutual consent, C. LL . Brown having sold out all his inter- • est in tlw business to W. L. Col- Tier. Thi-. September 17th, 1894. C. Brown, W. L. Collier. BISHOP ROUGHLY USED. He had Abused the People and one Resented it. Waycross, Ga., September 21. — S. L. Bishop, champion of the populists, was given a series of kickings today’ by Mr. Higgin botham, a democrat. The affair was witnessed by several persons. It occurred in front of John Ma lone’s store and lasted several minutes. Bishop was in his buggy abd stopped by Higginbotham. Higginbotham asked Bishop whae he meant by vilifying the peoplt here. Bishop did not give a favorable rep y and he received a heavy blow on the ear. The twain tumbled out of the buggy. Bishop started to run and he received several kicks. Bishop was kicked repeatedly until he reached the chaingang, when he begged Marion Young to make Higginbotham stop. He then started back to bis buggy and was kicked several times en rout He was kicked into the buggy and sent on his way The affair re sulted from a speech wade by Bish i pat tie courthouse recently and published in a populist paper in which lie c.iiied the people here peo pie dogs aud other hard names • He also referied lo a prominent democrat as being a liar Higgin botham had read the speech and heard the charges against his iriend awl he resented them NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York Grabs one From Chicago -Boston Looses. at Pittsburg— R- H. E. Pittsburg 1 3,0 01 1 2 2—lo 10 3 New York 0 oeolou2 o—3 10 7 At Louisville— R. H. E Louisville 1 00 10 1 0 00—2 6 C Boston 003 0 01 0 o—4 6 3 At Clevland— R. H E. Cleveland 3 0 523 10—14 13 4 Washington 300 01 0 4—B 5 2 At Chicago— R. H.E Chicago 10 04 1 0 l|o 3 I—2o 19 4 Philadelphia 10100 0200—4 8 8 STANDING Os 111E CLUBS. clubs Played Woa. Lost P.Ct Baltimore., •• “120 83 37 . 692 New York.. “ “125 82 43 .656 Boston.. “ “123 78 45 .634 Philadelphia “ “122 70 52 .574 Brooklyn.. «• • 122 66 56 •541 Cleveland. •’ “120 61 s'.* .509 Pittsbu’-g.. “ “122 60 62 .492 Chicago.. “ “126 54 72 .429 Cincinnati,, “ “123 52 71 .423 St. Louis.. “ “123 51 72 .415 Washington .. “12’4 43 81 .347 L uisville •• “122 34 88 .279 The Ping Yang Battle. Washington Sept, 21.—The of iciel despatch received at the Jap tnoey legation today from the Binistor ot foreign aHairs at Tokio ;ives the following account of the ’mg Yang batfr: •‘General Nordeau, commander u chie f , reports as follows: “In he Ping Yang fight, so far as as certained, our loss was eleven of icers and 154 men killed, thirty >fficers and 521 men wounded, besides forty < lli iers whose fate is unknown . The Ch up's j loss i j over 2,000 killed and the number wouni.ed is as yet unknown. It is estimated to be very larg". A number of wounded Chinese are in our fi«'d h<>«mta| ” You ran find any thing needed in a scfool room at Smiths. Handsome Farris Nixon, of Pin sons station, will spend the nignt in the city. \ *3 / Theeomparativavalueoftheae twocarda la known to most peraona. They illustrate that greater quantity ia Not alwaya moat to be deaired. • • Theae cards expresa the beneficial qual ity of Ripans • Tabu les Aa compared with any previoualy known DYSPEPSIA CURE. • *« Ripana Tabulea: Prict, 50 centa a boar, Os drugglata, or by mail. RIPiKS CHEMICAL CO., 10 SyriM St.. N.Y. THEHUSTLER OF ROME. FR DAY SEPTEMBER, 2 1 1894. 1 W ta ft; A d ’ ffiK it® w telex’’’ ‘ T? 4 «' •‘■l" . ’ • <■ w KtSyp*;w "i > raKwdWW' A Vl v ' •»., ■ : w. ■■ j/ I. ’ ? ■’ ; * I / ... v ; l\ 'M < J \\ \ ' -■ -4W ■ /J We keeo a full line of these Stoves and Ranges on hand, and guaran tee them to be the best and most perfect made in the world. They will save more than there cost in fuel in one year, We also havaacom ple_e stock of everything in the house-keeping line, and you will find us lowerthan any firm in North Georgia, We arethe oldest and largest Crockery house in North Georgia, Call and see us if you need any thing in our line, Wholesale or Retail. &> SOMS 3 236 BROAD STREET, ROME GEORGIA. 1 VaMs Fa® MOi sale We have On hand a number or good farms for renter 5 ale. These farms have come into our hands at very rea sonable figures, and we are in position to offer them at low prices and on most favorable terms. Ten ants and buyeis would do weH to consult us before trading. We can rent or sell. To good parties, wishing time on Farms we are pae pared to effer bargains Come and see us Hoskinson & Harris. $25 FOR MERCANTILE COURSE IN BOOK-KEEPING Including Hooks Call nt office for partiepiars J.G- H.A RM ISON The “Operator” at Nevin’s to night has received very compli mentary notices from the Atlanta press, and should have a crowded house. A KE: M. A. THEDFORD'S LIVER MEDICINE. dyspepsia | ! I sick ok f/xO/CESTJ-'N \ \NEPVOUS I OF SiSMACH Appetite ' fISNE GENUINE WITHTUTThE LIKENESS ..NO SUT MATURE Os M./V.7 H7.< "'n' 3N FsOMTOF | Each V.'SApPi,!. M./'.'.'hsoforij M.-is.g-1 j ' ' KO.ME.GA. , Everybody who is ! somebody pre ac h e s the doctrin: ‘‘Patronize j home industry.” Lov -1 ers of a good cigar can ' afford to cractice what they preach for Wait er’s Home macle cigars; are the best on the mar- , ket. Irving W. Larimore, physical di rector of Y. M. C A . Des Moines lowa, sat she can conscientiouely recommend Chaniberinui’s Pain Balm to athletics gymnasts, bicyclists, foot bull players and the profession in general for bruises, sprains and dis .ocaiions; also for s, a eness and stiff ness of th- muscles, when applied iiel’oie the pans become swollen it will effect r. cure i > ortehalf the time usually required. Fur sale by Lowrj 1 Bros Druggie is f. rs. A. O. Garrard ai d Daugh ■er Mrs C. R. G rrard, have gone North to attend the late FallM il iiuery Openings: and 'Aill buy a large and eelect stock of newest Millinery Novelties. 1 A. 0. Garrard smem, We make them and sell them at bottom prices, ! HUME & PERKINS -A., -w. HART, Leather and Shoe Findings, -. f c ■» ’ ' * ' Hand made Shoes built to order, Repairing a speciality, at Masonic Temple Store. Wild Land Sale. Will ba sold before the court ‘house door in the city of Rome, Floyd county, (la. between the egal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in De cember 1894 the following described property to wit; Wild land lot No. 54. containing one hundred and sixty acres, and East half of lot No. 55 con- I raining eighty acres, all in the 4th. District and 4ih Section of Floyd Ga. Levied on by virtue of 10 flfa’s for the years 18f4 to 1895 inclu sive, isued by John J Black, T c. in Jfavor of State and county vs. Jno, W. Jones, as the prop ; erty of the defanendauf Wtods-d. Jake c.J M°'>re, Sheriff VIGOR*MEH Easily, Quickly, Permanent Usstorti. MAGNETIC cesses, the resultsiof ovei 7^ r Ji Te ]oßmsnt « ive ® etc. tfoll strength, tone “ nd to every organ or portion < of ment immediately ron L^; n oU r effio* < ands of letters of praise on filem mai l w be carried in vest pocket. »trt* address on receipt boxes. ment in each box. I l ’iSll-00, jf not<’ ttr * 1 Written Guarantee to refund monsf» yreS . Ihnd to ns forth* Genuine. Circulars