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H. STEELE, M- Successor To Carver <Sr TTarper. 241 & 243 Broad Street. This week we will show our new line of Clark’srich Cut Glass in all the latest designs. Our assortment is varied in nappirs, Trays, Bowls, Jugs, DeCarafes, Rose Globes, Oils&c. We are in the lead in new goodsand in Cut Glass fully abreast with anything to be found in any city. We invite you to call and seeour goods and satisfy yourself as to our state ment. WE WILL ALdO Have to Prnxe this week a full assortment of Maddoek’s & Co’s Royal Vitreous Ware in plain white and decorated Dinner and Tea Sets in thefollowirig patterns; Premier Dove; Ven ice Waldorf Golden Brown; Venice Rococo Dove and Venice Barc'ay. These goods are direct importations under the new Tariff Laws. The Decorotions are rich in the different col ors, at the same time dainty and subdued, and must be seen to be appreciated. WE WILL CONTINUE Our special sale of odd pieces in China and Fan cy goods for this week, Now is your opportunity for bargains in these goods. Fine stock of the famous Gauze Wire Door Charter Oak Stoves, and New Enterprise Stoves for the fall trade. We cordially invite you to our store. W. H. STEELE, 241 & 243 BROAD ST., ROME, GA. ELL RICHARDS. WINK LANSDELL. Richards & t Lansdell. Dealers In pGRNITGRE QQFFINS AND CASKETS W. A. RHUDY’S, Old Stand. 337 Broad Street, Rome Ga. ,■ COME TO SEE US. THE HUSTLER OF ROME. TUESDAY OCTOBER, 2 1894. | ELElWmiffl • ook Ovor n.e lasseogers - Many of 1 h ni Vyui X’lcicu You Mi's Lillie Mitchell, <>f Gads<l<*ii. is the guest of Mrs. A. I>. S. Mose ley. Mr. Chas. J. McKiimy left to day for Nashville, where he will enter the Medical College at that place. Mr. Ab. Echols left for Nashville today. “Orange Blossom’ is a p rt in ess cure of a!i diseases peculiar io wo men. Sold fresh by D. W. Curry. Mr. A. W. Tedc stle, has return ed from a hasty European trip. Mr, H. H, McClure has gone to Florida on business for his brick Company. Rev C. A, Jamison, will preach at the Third Methodist Church in the Fifth Ward tonight Warter’s hand made is the finest smoke on the market-—and then it is Rome made;Fruits of home Industry. Ask your dealer for one. Services under the lent in East Rome at 10 a. m. and 7 :30 in the evening. Mr. A. B. P d'ker of Washing ton. is at the Central. Mr. E. Davis, of Dallas Ca., is stopping at the Central Motel. Mr. Thos. H. Baker, a promi nent citizen of Cartersville, is in the city. Mr. W. L. Gaston of Chattanoo ga, is at the Central Motel. Su gar scts. at Morris Tel°phcne 26. Prof, W. 0. C miior and Mr. A. N. Ttiinlm, of Cave Spring are registered at the Armstrong. ' Miss A. M. Barnes, of Duluth Ga., and Mies Laura Bradford of B>ownsville, Tenn, are in the city. When you want to buy groceries and buy them cheap call upon J. A. Kane cor. Broad and Ross St. New yel low yam pototoes very cheap, orders called for and delivered. Give me a call satisfaotion guaranteed. Mr. E. F. Hume, advance agent of the Spider and the Fly compa ny, is in the city arranging for his troup to appear at Nevins Opera House. Mr. Jame D'Arcy of Atlanta, has moved to the city, and Mr- D'Arcy will open a fiast class black.-ja’tbshop His specialty is shoeing hor w es, and he comes highly recommended in this line. THE NEW MARKET We have just opened a new meat market and hereby invite you to call and try our mountain fed beef, pork mutton and other fresh meats. Schlapback & Mcln tyre 427 Broad St. Will Leave Rome. Mr. Sam Graham, the enter prising young analytical chemist, who has been located in Rome for some time, leaves tomorrow for Nashville. He has been offered a splendid position with the Central Iron Company, and goes to inves tigate before accepting. It is more than probable that he will leave here permanently, as the position is a very desirable one. Mr. Gra ham has made a wide circle of friends in Rome who will regret to see him leave. He is a fine chemist and was doing good work here, Onion Setts, Red White and Yellow, at Turnley &Co. . Starch 5 cents lb. Morris THE RIGHT TO QUIT But Strikers Must not Combine to Injure Others Chicago, 111., October 2. —In a long decision read to .Justice Har- I lan and prepared by him, the Uni led States circuit court of appeals this morning reversed, in part, the iainous decision of Judge Jenkins m the case of P. M. Arthur and , others, against the Northern Pa cific railroad, in which Judge Jen kins-decided that men had no right I to combine for a strike under cer tain conditions, chief among which was when there was intent to in jure the property or business of I the road. Although the case is reversed in part and the cause remanded with directions to strike out certain portions of Judge Jenkin’s opin ion, the effect of the dicision is to prevent all strikes unless they be absolutely peaceable. Judge Harlan, Jenkins, Bunn, Grosscup and Woods sat today. The order, while prepared by Jus tice Harlan, was also participated in by Judges Woods and Bunn. QUITS THE POPULISTS A Leading Member °f the Party Comes Back to Democracy. Anniston, Ala., October I.—Len F. Greer, of this county, who is one of the leading populists of the state, declines to be bartered to the republican party, and wanted to be a democrat on a 16 to 1 basis. Mr. Greer ran for state representative j f coin this county on the populist ticket, but was defeated. Thr. C weeks ago he presided over the pop ulist convention at Calera, which endorsed W. F. Aldrich, of Shelby county, the republecan candidate for congress from this, the fourth district, for congress. He now re pudiates Mr. Aldrich and the ac tion of that convention in a man ly open letter. He was a member of Mr. Aldrich’s campaign commit tee, but has forwarded his resign:.* tion to chairman Deans. 1 "—.-r Superior Court In the Superior Court today the following cases were disposed of State vs J.G. Smith verdict not guilty. Jim Williams plead guilty tv the charge of assault witu at tempt to murder and was eentenc 0 I to three years in the ptne emtia ry. The court is on the case of State vs JoLu aud t \Vill Weld, they were charged with having set tire to the barn of Air. Charley Craton, who lives near Brices. Miss Laura Moore was thought ful enough to place the beautiful stand of Howers on the table in the County Commissioner’s room yes terday. The Commissioner could scarcely do any work for gazing on the Howers. Mrs. Alec White, of Vans Val ley, is in the city today. Judge Walter Harris and Judge E. R. Lumpkin are holding Jus tice court in the Court house to day. They will hold no court to morrow, but will continue Thurs day and Frida*. Cotton is rolling into the city rapidly now. Prices continue low. Remember the concert at the Armstrong Hotel tonight. Mr. H. D. Moody, who was at one time a popular conducter on the C R& C, but now a resident of South Carolina is in the city for a few days, DON’T FORGET The Cundel! Lumber Co., sells Cheap shingle sail grades. Cheap lumb e r a1 I grades. Cheap ceiling and flooring, sash, doors, and blinds. 9-7-Imo. Flour 40cts. at Mor risTeiephone 26. KLUSTER OF BULLS EYE SHOTS. I was pained to learn this fore noou that my good friend Chas W. Underwood was daug-rou-ly ill on yesterday, hut plfr>,s o d to find him better today Uud> r the skillful treatmeni cf Dr. L. P Hnrnmond, I hope to see him out again in a few days * * * There is not a nobler hearted young man in Georgia today than Charley Undderwoo I uoi; is iher a. brainier or more eloquent young lawyer at the bar of tli3 state. Right well does he |Geady wear the historic name of a. long line of illustrious ancestry. lam a Cbat ley Underwood man, * * * Rev. C. A. Jamison, of Monroe, will preach at the South Rome Methodist church on Wednesday night. I think Mr. Jamison served that church for about three years, at any rate he has endeared him self te its membership as much as if he had served them twice that time. I understand that he had an appointment next Sunday, but as he will be called away before, why the date has been changed. * * * Mr. Le wis Dempsey, the grocer, now doing business at the R. V. Mitchell old stand tells me that his advertisement in the Hustler of Rome has paid him handsomely the past month. New customers come and find new goods and busi ness is a humming. By the way, Mr. Dempsey Jias employed his brother, Mr. A. L. Dempsey of Texas Valley and added him to his present force of assistants. See Dempsey? * * * About the tenderest steak I have masticated lately has come from “The Little Green Market” nt Morris old stand. Those people in their are right up to the latent cuts and have a good eye for meat while it is yet wrapped in hide. * * * Manager J. B. Nevin te Is me that “The Spider and the Fly” are booked to appear in Rome on the Bth, and he says you can guarantee that “living pictures” will be put on. That settles it. Those who go will see ’em, ♦ * * I notice the advance sheet for Keene, is being blacked out “purty konsiderably. ” Shorter College swooped down on and captured 48 seats st one clip, filling most of one half of the dress circle. The parquet is going rapidly and by .to morrow noon the best seatswill be sol J. Keene is good—and tbe peo ple know it. The cotton ginnery on Second Avenue is crowded with work. Wagons wait for hours for their turn. PALACE MARKET Os the upper end of town. Chas Weis has opened up a meat mar katat 4 Cothran St. where he will be glad to see his many friends This is the place to get all kinds of steak roast chops and c I would be pleased to have you give me acall. [ Est ‘M-WM* j J •GUjuueS exfl SuiAtq uodn |spuj 11 p? •ajrunp siip in oorj aqj oj £* £.l uorpaioid aiqrjisap pur rirourp <■'■ '*jsoui v *9iq?si/j' s- pasn ZpqSii K | iibqM pur ‘sssjuurq pur ‘jnj a I -qqraq ‘Surjraq ‘Suiipoos t J -pnraq st ajund pur X;nraq J |jo juauiara . iiAa sauiquioQ r * SJUOZZOd I r ■ R| ’■a:sCT2«.c:..:r '.’•'■ r NoiXll- ? ’ l Ba P! ua ?nor l+ f.M k! $ apjduioa }oti s£ Est 1 ITIIOI SJflVl VJi Give Your Boy »Chance A boost in life that will help him. And won't cost you much. ,®' jr- fc-v. V ■> Lu' • --. ■- You Cannot BuHd Anything unless you first have a foundation whether it is a ten-story hotel or a success. ’ Neither a house nor a man can reach any great height unless it has something to stand on. 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Remember That this is the New Edition; that it is just off the pr ■ ; that it is now offered for the first time to the American public; that it is the only up-to-date edition in print; that it can be procured :t introductory prices bv subscribers of THE CONSTITUTION alone, and that all others must pay full r tail price i that this special offftr is s •iply a plan of the Britannica publishers to pet their New Edition before the people, and that when this has been accomp lied. CONSTITUTION subscribers will have to pay regular prices, the same as every one else. Address The ConstStafjoin, ATLANTA, GA. Notice Guardians oeorgia, I Agreeable to an nr 'er from Floyd c Minty, j tlu court of Ordinary in and for said county wi'l be sold b-fore tbe court bouse door, between the legal hours of sale da tbe Ist Tuesday in October next, tbe follow ing Real Estate to wit : Tne South west quar ter of lot of land known as,lot No, two liniicbed and twenty-eight (2zS) lathe 23rd IMstrictand 3rd Section of Floyd county. Giorgia, contain ing forty-four n.ore or less.Termscasb. iris Anderson x Thompson, mark Guan ran of tie Estate of j Samuel and Luc etia Thompson ‘ ‘minors,” W iid Laud Sale. Will b?. sold before the court house door in the city of Rome, Floyd county, Ga. betw'een tbe egal hours of sale on ths first Tuesday in ceruber 1894 the following de-cribed property to wli; Wild land lot No. 14 containing one hundred and sixty acres, and Ease calf of l >f Yo. 55con taining eight* aero-, all int!i»4 b. l.'isirict and 4ib Sec io. Os Floyd cou.ry. Gt. Levied on by virtue of 10 fitw’s for the y< ars is 4 to IS‘-’S inclu sive, isued by John J Black, T c. in favorof State and county vs. Jno, W Jones, as tbe prop erty of the defeuendant' -Wtods-d. Jakec.J M<> ore ' Sheriff Libel f or Divorce. Georgia, Floyd county. Carrie E. Williams) Libel for I , !, ivn ' l ee Sl . nerior VS No 45, Mo.vd S'lpenet Benj. L. Williams) Court, Se t. Tarm 1 • , Tojthe defendant Benjamin L Williams, are hereby notified and command, 'I to 1,1 an appear at the next, term cftlie Supeiir to be li-ld in the aforesaid county °l '*■ , on the 2nd Mo.tday in January I»9'’' ll,l 1 a there to answer pl ntiffs petition lor " hle divorce, As in default thereof said court proceed as to justice shall appertain. j Witnes- the Hon. W. M. Henry l aforesaid county. This 2.,t1i day of |V , 1394. W. E. Beyseigel, elk, Snpr, com county Ga. twice a ino for 2-tno. ..-rjsw TExas? QueEnSte IS THE DIRECT UHEn> T E X A S and™e S QUTH IS THE SH□ y E s n T S LINE T ° ■MF SOUTHERN TEXA H IS THE ONLY r M ■ AU- UNDER ONE ■ ISTHE ONLY LINE GiyiNGy E poRT OF ROUTESVIA.SHREW- ■ ORVIANEWORt-KAH ZJJI£O 9 ISEQuiPPEDWITHSOLIDVES T |J ( I trains to new or leano ■ THROUGH SLEEPERS AI ■ BIRMINGHAM TP y OUR RATES AS LOW AS® »WJJ.RIHEARSON G.P-A- CINCI "