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STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! . * o a -»§THE LARGEST STOCK, AN D§»- ♦GREATEST VARIETY OR ! '■ v • • ■ ' • « ii ' b t HEATING STOVES I AT LOWEST PRICES IN ROME. I We sell the Best Heating Stoves. The be«t Grates. The best of eveay thing >n the stove line, at prices askdd for cheap, common made <-oods. Buy the pest and save your money.. Cl COOKING STOVES : Are still being sold in Rome,and we have the ] iargeststock toselectfrom of any stove house £ in the Hill City. The World Renowned CHARTER OAK Still leads all its competitors, in Beauty Fin ish and Workmanship, large oven room and perfect opention, BECAUSE it has the Wire Gauze oven Door, No other stove has this door. THE NEW ENTERPRISE. next to the Charter Oak is the best stove sold in Rome. Remember you can only buy U.eao Stovesof our house in Rome at H. STEELE, 241 & 243 Broad Street. L RICHARDS. WINK LANSDEL Richards & -? Lansdell. Dealers In peiRNITORE COFFINS ’'S AND ’ QASKETS W. A. RHUDY’S, Old Stand. 337 Broad Street,’Rome Ga. COME TO SEE US. illim SW ail WHH MW MANUFACTVRERSIA.NI | DEALER IN Grille and Gmile, lomols Wire WMIm SM L w “ C 0S ' ~ andlGet ! .What YoulOrder. ■ f lerOrdar What Y«n v 1 ,' 1 e uicm oTP rl2 - T Mgr, Chattanooga‘.Tenn. ‘ b. HtlVlOli 111 Q Market Street. A. J. BANKS' ON Ge "® ral Age "* RmggoldGeorgia RUBY TONSORIAL If you wantvork In my line call at my place bk. Frank, yaylor, the old reliably ; THE HUSTLER OF ROME, FRIDAY OCTOBER, 26 1894. ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN t ook Over the Passengers— Many of Them Will Interest Yon Miss Fannie Wood, of Rome, is the guest of Mrs. J. R. Barber and _>ther Cedartown relatives. —Stand- ard. Sam Lowry and Cle Trevitt, two Dalton boys in Rome, are forgoing their way to the front rank as bus iness men. They both do a good business is evident from the way they use printer’s ink in Rome. They both handle Herron-Thomas tobacco made here, their old home. —Dalton Citizen. A Hat for $3.0 O boughtat Coker’s means no less than $ 1. in profit t o you. Mr. D. E. Lowry, of Rome, was in the city Sunday. The very hills and valleys of Dalton cluster with sweet old time memories for Doc. —Dalton Citizen. Mr. R. B. McArver and his handsome son, “A. R.,” of Coosa, are in the city. Remember the “Dairy Maids Festival” tonight at Nevins. Ad mission 50 cents. Every mother should know that croup can b J . prevented. The first symptom of true croup is horse ness. This is followed by a pecul ; ar rough cough. If Chamberlains Cough Remedy is given freely as soon as the child becomes hoarse or even after the cough has develop ed it will prevent the attack. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Lowry & Bro. Capl. Dill «...>vripf] Lo- renzo Powell to the Chattahoo chw Brick works yesterday after noon. It was Powell’s desire to go to the brick works in preference to the coal mines. “Orange Blossom” is a painles cure of all diseases peculiar to < women Sold fresh by D. W' Curry. When you want to buy harness and strap work and buy them cheap and strong. Call on J. S. Henderson the Reliable Harness Ma ker. 234 Brosd St. Highest Market price paid for Hidas & Pelts, J. S. HEN3ERSON. “I would rathe trust that iciue than any detor I know of,’’ Says Mrs Hattie Mason, of Chil ton, Ca ter C0.,d0., hi speaking of Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Freed}’. For eale by LoxVry & Brc Warter’ hand made is the finet smoke on Re markt- —and then is Romfmade;Fruits ot home Idustry. Ask your for one. There is r medicine so often needed in evV home and eo ad mirably adeted to the purposes for which i<s intended, as Cham, btr’ain’s iin Balm. Hardly a week pass but some member of ’he familjias need of it. A tcoth-' ache or h'dache may be cured by it. A tou* of rhennatism or neu ralgia quted. Thb severe pain of •i burn oscald promptly relieved and the ire healed in much less ’ime tba when medicine has to be sent f<rA sprain may be prompt ly treaie before inflammation sets in, wbic insures a cure in about me-thirof the time otherwise re quired.Ots and bruises should re ceive imiediate treatment bes >re he partsiecome, swollen, which fln only e done when Pain Balm « kept ahand. A sore throat may />e cured I'fore it becomes serious. A tfoubfeome corn muy be remov d by app/ing it twice a day for a veek or tw>. A lame back may be ured and everal days of valua >le time or a pain in the ide or ches relieved without pay og a doctor bill. Procure a 50cent ottle at once andyou will never •grot it. For sale by Lowry & to. LOCATE THE PCS!T!OKS. Where Confederates Faught on the Field of Gettysburg. New York, October 26. —At its late session the legislature of Louisiana made an appropriation for the purpose of making the po sitions held by ‘the troops from that state during the terrible three days’ battle at Gettysburg. Five veteran confederate soldiers have been selected from the Army of Northern Virginis, and com manded by Governor Foster, of Louisana, to visit the battlefield and co-operate with the official federal Gettysburg field hi its purpose of making history. A cordial invitation has been extended by Col. John B. Bacheld er, of the war department, for the Louisiana committee to meet him at Gettysburg early in November for consultation and the location of ■ positions of the confederate troop, in the course of historic ac tion. Col. Bachelder not only approves the action of the governor of Louisi ana, but is anxious that delegations of veteran soldiers be sent from all the southern states for an accu rately photographing on the grounds the movement of Lee’s army when the fate of the confed eracy was virtually decided. Pursuing the Cook Gang. Muscogee, LT. October 26 Cook gang is headed for the moun tains in the western part of the nation with the Indian police, In dian sheriff's and United States marshals in close pursuit. , As heavy rewards are offered for ibe leaders of the gang, dead or alive, it is believed that they will be captured soon. A more tearless aud determined body of officers than tne oue iu runnot be found. Be sure and go out and see the 1 Dairy Maids Feitival tonight. Miss Minnie Owens is quite sick at her home in the Fourth Ward. I Onion Setts, Red White and Yellow, at Turniey &Co. Rev. H. D. Gilbert lias served his connection as pastor of the Fourth Ward Baptist church in Rome, and will move to McGregor, Tex. Brother Gilbert is a Whifield county boy and went to school up on the hill with the Citizen editor . —Dalton Citizen. • S. G. Hillyer, D. D., of Atlanta is iq the city visiting.friends and relatives. Mr Frank S. Bunn,of Cedartown is 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 . excepv (HI pietsv/.-if- lOW ya Stable physicians, as ry cheap, orders called for and delivered. Give me a call satisfaGtion guaranteed. Everybody who is somebody preaches the doctrin:‘‘Patronize home industry.” Lov ers of a good cigar can afford to practice what they preach for Wait er’s Rome made cigars are the best on the mar ket. fVV iat Nerve Berries have done for others will do for you IST DAY. ®< vsaoß V wii- C F 15TH DAY. //,. M E A: Easily, Quick! f and Permanently Restored. soth day A Positive cure for all Wei .uessea, Ncrvousneee froni *.*“?• J raln of “ vi, » resnltiw irom e.t.Jy • rror.s mid inter excesses’ the ri-stml ot overwork. atekans. worry, ”■ IlevitS anil gives tone and strength to thj «exiiiU or Ran,. Stop, -.omatorol lorn or nJrtSb «“ ■ a us. .1 by .voutt..ul* r%r"*r ex wh?ih*'i UM ; Uibaeeo. opium and liquor O'hlV?. a 'i* to n«P»lon and Inanojty ? e .Ly^ e ,’ hows , im,ne<li “ te,m P rov emenl>. Aceep tn. Ditat.on Insist >U pon having ou> mtnpine •Verve Serried . no °Uier. Con en pocket msi no l le ? 1, t 0 C W!< i” test t 1 Il'l ? >’<‘r box, six boxes, on. ful t. eatment,lS.oo. •-•!.-.rante<-d to.-uieniivvjiae. Io by - vou r frowst we will send them p 2 „?h?", f ecei P‘ ° f Price, in plain wrapi For Sale by J. T Crcuch & Co. THE FINEST LINE AND lest kortmenls SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! BARGAINS IN SHOES AT *#*Canirell & Owens -w 240 BROAD STREET. SHINGLES, We make them and sell them at bottom prices, HUME & PERKINS New Jewelry, Beautiful line of new Silver Novelties, and Silver Goods J. K. Williamson Broad Streetl