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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE fievs. John Bale and P. C. Flether Stand Excellent Examination. The Fourth Quarterly Confer ence of the First Methodist church coiiveined Moi day evening with Rev. T. F. P ierce the Presiding JElder in the chair. The session was a long and interesting one, much businessof importance being dispatched, The reports from Dr Oibson, the pastor, showed that »the church was in fine condition, and tint much progress had been made. Rev. John W. Bale aud Phillip C. Fletch r, alter standing credit able and approved ex inn nations, were recommended to the Annual Conference for admission into rhe travelling conventions. Mr Henry Harvey was re-elected superimen dent of the F i rst church sc ho l,anJ | Mr. J■ A. Get>rge of Paney Chap*!. , Just opened a new line of Dress Goods) ,and Trimmings we will oe clad to show them to the lad : es. J. Kut . ner. Johnson’s Magnetic Oil cure <Cis’£mps and colic and internal neu ,<®algia and headache and backacht tflgbtnHy 25 -nd 50 cts. For sale by J»T;T Crouch Co “ = ~~ The Ladder Os Success ■“Now or never you must climb Upward to the peaks sublime, Leaving trivial things below, Upward where the laurels grow." Wi'-i ,i. ''j ■ ■ ■■ fiphs i i3h ■lßi® .feSK' i-_ It —jitefeird ■Qga 'WwiM Nothing Is More Inspiring To ambitious voting man than to roa 1 the life station of those who, from the poorest surroundings, have climbed the laddei of iucc*.<s, Ti.omas A. Edison was a train boy ; Jay \Govld canvassed for books ; P. A. Collins •worked in a mine; Henry Clews started life as a book-keeper; Augustin Daly used to ’ earn 58 a week. | Such facts seem stranger than fiction. Yet the list could be indefinitely drawn out fno.a <ner. who, born poor, with few eJuca* >na advantages. have, by persistent u r k, by •/hard study, by putting to its best use every 'Opportunity, climbed the ladder us fortune < and success. Greater Opportunities Have you than were ever vouchsafed to the Successful men of the past. Would you mount the ladder of success? ■Your first step in such a rls<| will be to secure «hat compendium of all knowledge, the new , ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, now | .placed within your reach if you will save ten I cepts a day. Write for application blank, i .and obtain a set while it may be had at .Introductory prices. Address The Comistitution ATLANTA. UA. NEW REGISTER. A Fine Piece of Printing From the Office of Smith. Mr. Fletcher Smith, the job printer, has just finished a hand some new register for the Arm strong hotel. The printing and binding was all done in Mr. Smith’s office, and is as good a piece of work as is turned out in any of the big book binderies in the North. His oflice is equipped with all the modern improvements, and besides being a first class workman him self, none but the best workmen are in his establishment. The ads, were all gotten up by Mr. John Coker, the clever head clerk at the Armstrong. The blot ter between the sheets have a neat and tasty lot of advertisements of the representative business houses of Rome. GORMAN DENOUNCED. Maryland Democrats Declare Him Unfit to bo Senator- Westminister, Md., Sept, 25. The Democrats of Carroll county met in convention today and elect ed delegates to the congressional convention to be held at Townson City. Resolutions were unanina >usly passed indorsin'; President Cleve land, demanding a tariff for reve nue only, de. iaring that Senators Gorman and Gibson were unfit to represent the Democracy of Mary land, and askingefor the elect on of United States senators by di* rect vote of the people. “THE COLONEL” Great Musical Night at Nevins Wednesday tap. 26th. Die Colonel will ee present al N j vifi’s Opera House Wednesday S pieuibei 25 n Tuh play is an adaptation num itie Gtnuar, full oisirikiui-y ludicrous siiuuimifj bro ;gh about by one Hummer, a jody o f O'>v with a weakness «or Kissing variety nc.lre.~se.-. He en deavors t-. ti il -n ses .‘i p id»:\s trout iua wife and pa; lieulaily ms mothei iii'law, of whom he aiancm in mortal dread l'n- eiiur-c ..-r oi the mother-in-law may be judged from the fact that when her hue band, Col. Griasletbrope, departed tllis life his widow (ieteiuhi sd to k-ep hi military title in Inc fam ily by assuming it herself This strong-ruiiidrd fem. 1 \ to ;dd to the gr.ivi v of the sou in-laws sit uation, has a sju who is a rare specimine of a d .d * with a. weak ness lor mushing, in winch tusi - ness he Otten iuuj up agmnst his >rother-in-‘av,, and being worsted, hesitisfi-a bi~ j-alous rage by uroing Slates evidence agaiu-t mn t • his motjier andsisur. M . Osea- P. Sisson theecceuiric com median, assumes the part of Hum in r, the son-in-law, while the ti tle ride is played by Josephine Florerce Shep'i rd, (daughter of Mrs. ami the late W. J Florence) a gifted lady and a finished ar ris.t Prices $1 72 & 25, Box sheet at Yeise.s. Res’d. seats sl’. Joe James in Appling. Harlem, Ga., September 25. Hon. Joe S. James spoke at Ap pling court house today and in Harlem tonight. His assemblage >f three or four hundred persons, •omposed of populists, democrats ami republicans. . «. Kmbarraa de Blcheiwe*. "I’ve made up my mind to marry one of those two girlK, but T don’t know which. You see, I am in love with one, but she’s got no money—nor have L And the other—the plain one —is aw fully rich. What would you do, old fel low?” "1 think I’d marry rich one and love the other. ” . • THEHUSTLER OF ROME TUESDAY SEPTEMBER,2S 1894. A I it 9l l r isJwk rs* t.V. | F ■''' Sri -1® * LJKI’S A 1 r Jr 9 Ef/®l V^A/kgplMwl 1 S Iwwml 4W ’ ■ f h WMu• Ii 1 Ck a H \ t.i iVvX JrvGR-A '.<• v >'."***. J 3 sV-z > ■ 1 \ ‘/1 We keeo a full line o r these S oves and Ranges on hand, and guara 11 tee them to be the best an .i most oerfect made in the world. They will save more than there cost in fuel in one year, We also have acorn ple.e, stock c f eve ything in the house-keeping line, and you will find us lowerthan any firm in North Georgia, We are the oldest and largest Crockery house in North Gs a, Call and > if you need any- thing in our Hne, Whoiesaie or Retail. 236 BROAD STREET, ROME GEORGIA. WOte frtiihr SilO We have On hand a number or good farms for renter sale. 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 buyerswouid do well to consult us before trading. We can rent or sell. To good parties, wishing time on Farms we a-e pared to offer bargains Come and see us Hoskinson 8l Harris. $25 FOR MERCANTILE COURSE IN BOOK-KEEPING Including Books Call at office for particulars J.G HARMISON The “Operator” at Nevin’s to night has received very compli mentary notices from the Atlanta press, and should have a crowded house. T Kl'e M. n. THEDFORD'S LiVER MEDICINE. L ! Ao/? / \CcST!VENESS .! dyspepe/a [J , :■/ I Sick dr ' \ l.'iPiCEsrttm r, '.Mzavous- !| vk I ■ O'*- T ; - >j WoxtHcruik':v'ith-.u-Th- Likeness..nd SIONATU-T <?. </ A.TMi::-.-6!U»ON ?ROMTDK r Each V/hap"e«. M. ■.Thsofosd Meo.@- 1 Everybody vvho >s II somebody pre ac h e s nthe doctrin:“Patronize: i ’ home industry/’ Lov ers of, a good cigar can afford to practice what they preach for Wart- ; er’s Rome made cigars are the best on the mar- , ket. rving W. Larimore, physical di" rector oi Y. M. C A., Des Moiue 6 lowa, says he can conscientiouelv recommend Cbamberlain’s Pain Balm to athletics gymnasts, bicyclists, foot, ball players and tLe profession in general for bruises, sprains and dis locations; also for soreness and stiff ness of the muscles when applied before the parts become swollen it | will effect acute in ouehalf the time usually required. For sale by Lowry Bros Druggta i s ’ Mrs. A. 0. Gerrard and L’angh er M’s C. K. G rrard, have gone ' North to attend the late Fall Mi- < iiuery Openings: and Will buy » a large and sel-ct stock of s newest Millinery Novelties * A. 0, Garrard SIIWH We make them and sell them at bottom prices, HUME & PERKINS -A.. W. Leather and Shoe Findings, ♦ ’ ‘ - r A • • Hand made Shoes built to order, Repairing a speciality, at Masonic Temple Store- ( J " 1 -.. W. .« • .as. *• Wild Land Sale. Will ba sold before the court house door in the city of Rome, Floyd county, Ga. between the egal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in De cember 1894 the following described property to wit ;• Wild land lot No 14 contaiuingone hundred and sixty acres, and bast naif of lot No. 55 con taining eighty acres, all in the 4th. District and 4ih Section of Floyd County, Ga. Levied on by virtue of 10 tita’s for the years 18F4 to 1895 inclu sive, isued by John J Black, T. c. in favor of State and county vs. Jno, W. Jones, as the prop ertyof the def-nendanr —W to d s-d. Jake c.J M°°r e . sheriff Easily, Quickly, Pemawatly Restersi- * MAGNETIC NERVINEtgIS restore Lost Manhood Debility and all the evils from earW Bic knew. ( cesses. the results o> overwork, t etc. i'ull strength, tone and Ito every organ or portion o£ t firßt box. Tho“ mont immMiat ly eesn )dJ office* ( - an d s of letters <>f praise on file to be carried in vest pocket. % on th • tr **£ address on receipt boxes. mont in each box. if note"**’ Written Guarantee to i»fund mon baud to us lor tbs Geuiuua. tlrcm**