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403 Broad St,
THE HUSTLER OF ROME
DROWN-BIENN
The Tommy Hawk is Above the
sod-or Most
BLOOD ON THE MOON
Hon. W. C. Glenn Challenges
Hon. George R Brown.
Brown Declines to
Duel, but Will De
fend his Person.
Last night’s Atlanta Journal
contains a number of letters
which have recently passed be
tween Hon. W. C. Glenn of At
lanta and Hon. George R, Brown
of Canton.
The correspondence grows out
of Mr. Browns card in the Consti
tution of Sept. 22nd, in which
Glenn and Maddox, of Atlanta were
unmercifully flayed.
The dates of the correspondence
show that it begun immediately
after said publication. Mr. Glenn
challenges Mr. Brown to meet him
out of the state and Mr. Brown
replies that he does not believe in
dueling hut that he stands ready
to defend his person as he has done
his character.
From the correspondence it looks
like George R. Brown is still on
top.
Cal!at W. H. Coker
& Co’s monday for spe
cial pHces in fine shoes
Change of Management
Mr. E E . Bawsell who has been
in charge of the Telephone Ex
change here for a number of years
has been succeeded bv Mr. C. D,
Easterl’itre of Atlanta. Mr. Baw
sell has been ordered to report at
headquarters in Atlants.and leaves
for that place next Friday.
He will probably be sect to Thom
A sville to put in a new telephone
exchange. He has made many
friends in Rome, who will regret
to see him leave.
JUST RECEIVED
One of the most com
plete assortments of
TOILET SOAPS
JAND
TOILET ARTICLES
Ever brought to the
city. See our line of
fine
IMPORTED TOOTH
BRUSHES
They have no superior
on this or any other
market,
SOLE AGENT FOR
CANDIES
J. T CROUCH & CO.
Medical Building.
ROME GEORGIA. SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER. 7 1894.
THE BRAND JURY?
Finished its Labors and adjourn
ed
FOUND COUNTY OFFICERS
Books Neatly and Correctly
<■ Kept and roads in good
Condition A word
About The Iron
Bridges.
S. 11. Kyle was duly nominated
for Notary Public for the 924 and
G. M. District and it is recom
mend that he be appointed.
G. M. Peel was duly nominated
to succeed T. N. Pinson for Nota
ry Public for 859th G. M. District
and it is recommended that ho be
appointed,
1. N. Pinson was duly nomina
ted for Notary Public for the 1516
G. M. District, and it is recom
mended that he be appointed
We have examined the books
of the Justice of Peace and Nota
ry Public and find them as a
whole, well kept. We recommend
that, the pay of the Jurors and
Bailiffs remain as heretofore two
dollars per day.
The report on the mads are long
and exhaustive. As a whole the
roads are in a fairly good condi
tion, but many need work.
We wish to call special atten
tion to the Iron Bridges in Rome.
We are informed tnat they need
leveling and tightening up’.And we
would ask that the Electric Car
Company be required to fix their
tracks across the bridges by put
ting down and keeping in repairs,
such timber as will enable wagons
and other vehicles to cross their
rails without the risk of injuring
them. In their present condition,
vehicles are frequently being
damaged by their being neglected,
and we ask that the Board of Com
missioners have this matter at
tended to immediately.
The report on the books of the
county officers is complete, and
shows them all to be kept in first
class shape.
They recommended that $5,000
worth of bonds be issued.
The Grand Jury recommended
that the full report be published
in the two daily papers in Rome,
but the Judge would not grant the
request.
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I HLL VI A.IIIHU.
Os the very Latest Novelties and
Styles of Pattern Hats.
Mr. A, O. Garrard requests us to
announce this morning the date oj
his fall and winter opening of the
very latest novelties in millinery and
»11 that is pretty and stylish iu
pattern hats and bonnets.
Mrs- A. 0. Garrard and her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Garrard
have but recently returned from
market where they attended the
last openings and secund all the
latest, shapes and novelties.
Mrs Garrards millinery opening
are too well aud favorably known
for the Hustler of Rome to com
ment upon at this time. We feel
sure that the bare announcement
of the opening will be sufficient
inducement to throng her store
with the maidens and m drcns of
the city. Next door to J. T
Crouch & Co s drug store.
Usual services at the First,Se
cond and Third Methodist Chuiel -,
es today.
Tinwares of all kinds, common
Crockery, the finest China and
Glassware, wholesale or letail fat
Lanham & Sone 236 Broad st, \\ e
carry a full line of Heating and
Cooking stoves our prices are the
lowest iu the city, Our goods are
the best.
OVER 25,009
— I
Wili be Governor W. Y. Atkinson's
Majority.
5,000 BEHIND THE TICET
42 Poos in the House and 7
in the Senate. Chattam
the Banner Majority
County for the Dem
ocrats. Pops kick
The official returns from the
state election show that the next
legislature will be made up as
follow;
IN THE SENATE
Democrats, 36.
Popuiists, 7.
Republicans. 3.
WHERE THE POPULIST COME FROM.
The populists iu the house of re
preseuatives will come from the
following counties;
Bartow, 2; Baldwin 1; Carroll,
2; Chattahoochee, 1; Columbia
1; Douglas, ;1 Effingham.l;
layette, 1; Forsyth, 1; Franklin,
1; Glascock, 1; Gordon, 1; Green
2; Gwinnett, 2; Haralson,!;
Harris, 2; Jackson, 2; Jeffertou,
2 ; Johnson, 1; Laurens, 1 ;
Lincoln,!; Marion, 1; McDuffe,
1; Me.iwether, 2; Milton, 1; ,
Oconee, 1, Paulding, 1; Polk, 1;
Screven, 1;
r; Warren, 1; White, 1: Worth, 1
In the senate the populist will
come from the following districts:
Sixteenth, ninteenth, twenty-nint
thirty-third, thirty-sixth thirtyh
eight ,thirty-ninth.
The official vote for governor in
the state, with eight counties mt
heard from, gives Mr. Atkinson a
majority of 24,490.
The counties from which no offi
cial reportshave been received, are
as follows;
Camden, Charlton, Echols, Ir
win, Jones. Tatnall, Towns and
and Webster It is estimated that
these counties will increase Mr.
Atkinson s majority between 500
and 1,000.
From a partial comparison of
the vote for the state-house officers
and for governor, it is estimated
that Mr. Atkinson will not run be
hind his ticket more than 5,000.
LOOKING OVER THE FIUGURES.
Mr, Atkinsons largest majority
was received in Chatham county,
which gave him 2.749. His small
est official majority came from
Banks, which was 21.
I T-Tlnoo 1.»» .-<• -vnc
in Columbia county, where he re
ceived 898 more votes than Mr. At
kinson. His smallest majority was
three, in Rockdale county.
Mr. Atninsons average majority
in the counties which went for
him is 395.
Mr. Hines average majority in
the counties he carried is 208.
Mr. Hines carried six counties
which gave a majority to the rest
of the democratic ticket and elect
ed democratic legislators,
A gentleman from Indiana will
shortly open a barber shop next to
Mark Taylors stand on Broad st.
He will employ only white barbers
and guarantees satisfaction.
Mr. Charles Matthews, a promi
nent insurance man of Atlanta, is
at the Armstrong.
Remember we have Macbeth
Pearl Top Lamp Chimneys. These
chimneys are lire pre of and the
best on earth, wholesale or retail,
Lanham Sons. 236 Broad St.
w
Why buy a common Grate when
you can get Cahill Grates? Saves
Coal and Coal cost mony now. For
sale by Lanham & Son 236 Broad
St.
Rev Solomon Pope will preach
in the North Rome Methodist
church at 11, a. m, and Rev. E.
W. Jones at 7:80 pm.
FOR 45 DAYS
I
Professor George Sioam lias
Tasted no Food.
HE IS A STOUT MAN
And h s Long Fast Seems to
Have Worked him but Lit
tle Distress. As a Rec
o-d Breaker he
Takes the.kake
Chicago Oct. 6.—Professor Geo.
Sloan, who is living with friends
at No. 3449 Wabaaii ave me has
for forty-five days thrived <m a di
et of mineral water and drugs,
During all that time not a par
ticle of other nourishment solid
or liquid, has passed his lips.
Odce he tried to diink some weak
beef tea, but could nor. Now, al
thought proud of having Dr. Tan
ner famous record of forty two |
days., he would like ts eat but can
not. He is sixty-brnr years old.
For several years Mr. Sloan has
been afflicted with a malignant
stomach disease, and at times
would fast for days in order to find
relief.
A mouth aud a half ago he de
cided to go again for a few nays
without food, and obtained such
satisfactory results that he con
tinued fasting until he arrived at
his present singular condition.
His mind is said to be as bright
as ever. His friends fear, however,
that he cannot live much longer.
Nevertheless, he has not become
emaciated by abstenance from food
He is nearly six feet tall an I.
heavily built, and still has abund
ance of flesh on his face and body.
A bright flush over each cheek
bone is the only appreciable symp
tom of distress,
Don’t take internal remedies
for Female Diseases Common
sense requires a direct application
like “Orange Blossom’’ Sold by
D. W. Curry.
S. M, STARK.
I desire to inform my
Friends and Patrons
and the Pub lie g c ner
ly, that my elegant line
of Fall and Winter
WOOLENS
Has been received,and
are now open for in
spection, And 1 willfur
ther state that I am
now better prepared
than ever to turn out
FIRST (TASS WORK
AND
FIRST CLASS GOODS,
At prices never'before
heard of in Rome, l
S. M. STARK,
IBRCHAST TAROS
16 ARMSTRONG LO:• FL
Twelve Pages.
I O CENTS A WEEK
-
WRECKS.
Do not effect us any at all.
We go on in the even tenor of
our way offering to the tisde
bargains to be found us where
else.
This week will be a genuin e "
ly bargain week. We invite
all, to the banquet of good
things,
DRESS GOODS.
Dont fail to see our hand
some stock. All that taste and
culture could demand is here.
CLOAKS.
The weather proclains the
fact that very soon you will
greatly need these goods. See
our immencc stock. Big bar
gains.
UNDERWEAR.
And you know that the reas
on for however goods in this
line has come. Our stock is
most complete indeed,
BLANKETS.
We cannot be beat on these
goods. A most excelent stock
is now offered the public, call
early any price desired.
CARPETS.
* In these goods we are offer
in<»" - /! r-\ »-» 4- r. /I 1
'**O UxApA Uaigdllin.
\ll the weaves. Ingrains, Vel
vets, Briissells& c.
DOMESTICS.
Ti is department abounds
in bargains unequalled. Sheet
ings, Shirtings, Flannels,
Chevioties, C'assimers, Jeans,
Ginghams, &c. Lowest fig
ures.
LACE CURTAINS.
Here is where you can get
the biggest bargains on earth,
i fine line to select from. > See
them by all means.
Remember this week and
call for what you want.
Thos Fahy.
