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PBOFMOW, CULM* DENTISTS. J A. WILLS— Dentiet—2oa 1-2 Hroad »irw a over Cantrell and Owen a atort. ATTORNEYS J. H. Spu leek, Attorney ;at Law, Manon Temple Huildidg Temple Building Roma Georgia. JAMES R NEVlN—Attorney at Law Odi, Foperty Hail puscuffice coruor ird Aveuur CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD- Attorney at Maaoula Temple. Rome, Ha. In Maaonio Teunde. Koran, Ga. r 1 ■"■ XX J VANDIVER—Attorney and Com a seller at Law—Rome, Ga. 7 H. ENNIS—Juo. W. STARLING—Eiun Wy & Starling, Attorneys at Law. Masont Temple, Roue, Ga. feb23. PHYSICIANS AMO. SURGEONS. DH. RAMBUR—Physician and Surge.? Office at realdencf’ 614 avenue A, Four. ■ ward. '» P. HAMMOND—PhyMciau and Surge.,i. Offers his professional services to tfiepe ” l»le of Rome and surrounding countr. at Cronch and Wataon'e drugstore. /. Asnad street. DR. W. D. HOST—Office ate A. Trevit. drugstore, fo.33lßroad street Telephor IW. resident. N 0.21 ’TT'renk A- Wynn, PljysiHar. and Surgon . y* .rfiice at Tretitt & Johns >u drug stor* Telephone 13 Residence 406 Second Ave attention given all professicusi call . «eni Ry. Go crtlo. To The East. Bast Rome 5.40 a. tn. 4,40 p. m tawe Cleveland 7 55 a. m. 7.02 p. ni ” Knoxville 10.25a, m. ls.oop.tn. “ Bristol ,2.15 p. ni, 4.30 a. n Wa5hingt0n......4.02 a- tn. 2.40 p. n) Baltimore .5.00 a. m. 11.00 a. m. " Philadelphia 7 <>s.a. m. 350a. m *■ Tw York... ...10.50 a, m. 6.52a.m TTraun leaving Eastßome at 5.40 a. tn., has a TMSaaan Sleeping car, Mobile to Cleveland. itoonneute with the popular Vestibule car train-for Washington and New York train also connects at Cleveland, with r Chattanooga, arrives at 0.86 a. tn. The NJMp ni. train connects at Ooltewrh Junction wiik Sleeping oar, for Radford. Va., making di o, coercion fur 001“ la k *»* To West. And The North Rome 4.4dp. tn. 2.00 a.m 10.40 am .. j.iop. rn. 4 50 a.m. 1.20 pm "Ctnciunui 7-Joa. m. 7.20 p.m. •'Mhville 6.20a. m.10,5ta. ai.T.2op.m “ Memphis 7.00a. m. 6.10 p. re. -"*»L Louis *®4sp. m. 7.04 a. m. - Mansaecity .7,25 a. tn, 10.2» a. re. ■XJttle Rock .2.30 p. m. 2.45 a, tn, * Worth .8:00 a. m,7 50 pre Twains tearing East Rome 4:40 pm is the pop -xr*“Cincinnati & Florida Limited." it is foil ■AMdlMited apd runs aoijfi Jacjtaon rille, to cto r>",axti carrying PullmanU finest alee ting ears *»« *. magnificent Oliservatjon ear from Macoe <->»• ofaattanouga/seats free., where it makes di Trnr-oentienUofr with solid train witH through 'k wejaeng car attached clip tjp nooga jo Mompbi - ***' eeting there for all points west. &s South Georgia, Carolina and ' Florida. esvd East Reme. ,250a tn 11 15 a m 402 pm otowtwe Atlanta e.M a m ISpejep I ““ Augusta 1.20 pru92s pm. Macon 10 50 am 725 p tn 10 40 p in. -* Savannah... 630 p m 700 am t Brunswick.... 715 p m 615 a m '•*■ -sAcksoaville .900 p m 830 am Tci.u tearing Etc. R>ms2;.>oa tn runs gol i . us s ,B>TTOSwiek., Sleeping cars Chattanooga to At anta, The 1115 a m train solid through vest! 1 s train to Jacksonville, stops in Atlanta 1 5k uut.il 730 p ni: takes on sleeping car to Bruns and the connection fr<|tn 4sQ2 train. The iSara train connects Wtth.ft efcD.S A L, A A ua railroad traiils in the Union Depot, oXiailta, It Also has an elegant observation caa -tsar (eeate/ree).V> Mecen. Td Alabama, Texas & the West. ■etttJCut Rtune „.r8 40 p tn ? -Aw-e Auafisfcr/.... .<!.>,night. 7 ssp th, Belina . t ... SWans Montgomery,lt»ani ! M >1 IYte....>..»■(..,iaaonoon “ New 0r1ean5...... ,441 p m “ Jjbws’on.:ci| a v kawve East Rome 4 10 p m Alpine Accnmefis on, e 7 ; •* ' mace East Rome 2»OW p,’ ag Gwdsdan rod At tdla AoooßMuodation. r»n leaving East Rojas um -Sleeping oar to iMehitv caßneCtfag with ■y-jrt— nr car to N«w Ocieeaa. 3Pur UdtenU 4>r Bleeping ar oa »r dvASe oe i -», J, F»BN8WOK~HB F a Atlanta .*a. ■ • <r»»!«woTeß, a«P a„ anozvUle, Tena. w, a Turk, o, r, a, waahingtea • o. What Nerve Berrie* have done for other? for you OF 16TB DaT. -iHC M E N Quick!/ Permanentlyßisterutl. soth uav cure for all Wm Nervousne* w« imitation, lent upOR having the genr ae ,3Ber¥e Berries . no «>«» «n win Xi,. J?lent to carry In res- - | .S^!^ r w/agXj bo«._si< boxes, on Jul Sale by J. T tCcouch & Co. HE HYPNOTIZED HER. And she Consented to be Hange \ Samuel Buxton's Crime. Sparta, Win. Octoter. 80.—Sam ite S. Buxton, who on lant Satur iay, wns arrested, on theehargaof living murdered Mary A. Jones, a maiden lady, at her home a few miles from this city on the 21at. where sh* was found hanging by the neck, has confessed the murder. His preliminary hearing was held this morning soon after midnight, when he waivud examination. He was immediately removed to Sparta,fears being entertained that a mob might attempt to take him from the jail. The crime is one of a revoltii g nature. Three years ago Buxton, by a series of obscene letters, pui portingto have come from a witch and directed to Miss Jones, hypno tized her and caused her ruin. The intimacy was continued to the day of her death. By the same system of deceit the infatuated woman consented to be strung up by the neck in the belief that it would cause the death of Buxton ’• wife. The second time the experi ment was tried, Buxton pushed the chair on whieh the foolish woman stood from under her, ami ahe swung into eternity. Buxom took what money was in the house and left for his home, a short distance away, where ho was arrested at d brought to the city and lodged in jail. His motive for committing the crime is that he was tired of the woman. Buxton has a wife and three children. The murdered w man was a near neighbor of th* Bux tons and lived alone. As soon as court was called to day Buxton was brought in and pleaded guilty, and was immedi ately sentended to Wupon for life. Rescued From a Vile Haunt. Richmond, Va., October 29. Miss Lilly Hillman, of Oxford, Md., » pretty brumtte eighteen years old, of stylish appearance and rattier intelligent,, is spending tonight in Captain Angles office at the second police station. She wasresetsed this evening; from the house of Lola Hanson, where she says she was being detained against her will. According to her story she was brought to Richmond a week ago by the Hanson women’s sisters, who promised her respects - ble employment, but upon arrival she found that she was expected to lead an immoral life. She en deavored to free herself, bat did not succeed until today. Hanson was arrested. BACK AT THE OLD STAND. We have opened at the old stand of W. H. Edmondson <fc Co. r on Broad st., with W. H. Edmundson as manager of' the business. Our goods are fresh and nice, and we are going to soil them very cheap for cash. S<-iid your child or to us and >h"V will be treated as well bf f you came yourself (hut don’t forget to send the cash.) If you want to buy groceries at retail and wholesale prices come to see us. We want all of W. H. Echnon •onsjA: Cce o'd customers and a grekt many new ones, so coriie and do your self good and please us. Respectfully. Edmondson Grocery Co. ..With Molten Metal. < ■ Lexingten, Kentucky., Oct.- 20. —Superintendent J. J. McDuff, ofi the Lexington Foundry Company, while trying to stop a flow if mol- 1 ten iron, overturned the molten, metal in his face. The flujd settled in his-eyes and face and he*‘was' badly burned. He is in a serruus* condition. \ » - < = Surprised Them. Wayne-viile. 0., Oct., 30.—The announcement ot the failure of CJ H.B-rry, bus caused much com n ent as he was lupposed to b- doing a laud-office , a4 willjiot exceed 18 750, ile h * habditieff will exc«hu d< able that amount. The assignee i< e N. L. Bunnells, th u 'Farmers’ lliauee politician. THE HUSTLER OF ROME TUESDAY OCTOBER 30 1894. The Town Marshal Killed. Birmingham. Ala., Oct.29.—At York a shooting scrape took place this morning whieh resulted in the wounding -of- the - principals and the death of Marshal J. W. Thompson. It seems that S. A. Cameron, one of York’s most prominent business men, and E. F- Allison, an equally popular citi zen, had a disagreement about a settlement last Saturday and hail t not been for friends would have cohie to blows then. They were separated after culling each other harsh names. Allison this morn ing called on Cameron for an apol ogy, but Cameron had his pistol and did not apologize. A difficulty ensued and several parties, the marshal included, grabbed Came ron to take the pistol from him, and in the scuffle Allison was shot through the side and Marshal Thompson through the heart by the same ball. Camerori was con siderably bruised about the head, but nothing serious. Mr. Thomp son wan brie of York’s best citizens and hin death is truly a lamenta ble affair He leaven a wife and several children in tolerably fair circumstances. He was a Knight of Pythias and carried insurance. The preliminary trial will coma off tomorrow. A Card. . Notice is hereby given that du ring the present session of the Leg islature of Georgia, for the pas sage of an act entitled, “An Act to Amend the Charter of the City Electric Railway Company, of Ronie,’Ga., so as to authorize and ‘empower said company to furnish electric lights and electric motive power, to the city of Rome, and to other persons and companies who may contract for the same. J. King, Pres. it —.— I The New Lieutenant. Savauuab, Oct. 29.—A. Minis was elected first lieutenant us the Georgia Hussars tonight. Th« elec tion was the informal one, and hei » tafcAS the place of Georgs C. Gad-1 lard, reigned. . Under the orders th» troops can > now have only two lieutenants, Mr Henry McAlpin, who has been ju nior second lieutenant, becomes second lieuten*nt. ' ‘ 1 ’ { ' t » >' »/ I Tonight! Tonight! The talented orator, J Henning Nelin, in his wonderful lecture “Joseph” at the court house this evening. Mr Nelms,lectures is giv en uuder the pat ronage of Rome’s leading citizens, and of Shorter College. Do not miss so rare a treat, ' • Mr. Nelms, together with bis charming wife arrived this morn ing and are regist* ei at khs Arm stroug. • People are looking forward with eager anticipations to hearing him. Lecture begins at 8 o’clock, doors opsu at 7 tickets on sale at Dr Yeieer and Crouch’s drug store a d at Vs«l» book store. THE ELECTION. G I - V.l « Ji a V V I ; • Vote For John Maddox and the ■ B.«iw*s. ; One week Prom today ths elec tion for CongresMuam for the Sev enth District and Floyd county bondswill take place. The news from over the district; is very cheering and Hon, John. Maddox a ill be returned to Con gress from 4,000 to s,ooomajority. Fl6yd should do thb ‘hadsome ah'd inhkA it a£ least one thousand. TMe of boride has been dikcussed all ' over the Uiiited States, and has assumed national Importance. To'tide over’the in debtedness of the county safely and easily we must have bonds. Eve¥y vbtet iri'the comity should turn oht on election day and' vote for bondw. Remember the 6th. of November and vote for Maddox and bonde t . Since the rairl bf * And last night, the atafiSephefe Hiais been slightly cooler. There is a tingle of coming winter in the sir. SAMUEL SPARKS. a / Died in Atlanta Monday. Well Known in Rome. Mr. Samuel P. Sparks, of A • lanta, but at one time a residm,i of this city, died in Atlanta. Moi - day rnoruin Mr. Sparks was a sou of Mrs. Anne Sparks of this city, and a brother of Mr. Tapp Sparks and ■ Mrs. Blount Hamilton. The re mains wi'l reach Rome at 4:40 • this afturnoou over the Southern, aud the funeral will occur from ■ his mother’s residence tomorrow I morning. r This morumg’s Constitution i says of him : Mr. Samuel P. Sparks died at , his residence, No. 172 Ivy street, t yesterday morning at 8 o’clock, 1 For several days Mr. Sparks had r been feeling very uuwell but no - one dreamed that he was nearing , his end. During the early part of - last week he was confined to his i bed but, after a few days, he was - able to leave his room and was [ .feeling much better until last Sat- • urday evening. He was theu prostrated for the second time and continued t< grow worse until death relieved . m yesterday morning. Mr. Sparks was engaged in the merchandise brokerage buxinees and was a young man of exceptional qualifi cations. He was highly esteemed by every one who knew him in this city. He leaves two brothers, Charles and John Sparks, both of Roma, Ga., His many friends in Atlanta and throughout the state will be pained to hear of his end death. ' > The brokers of the city are re quested to meet at the r* sideuce of Mr W. E Hoyle, 172 Ivy street, today »t 12 o’clock to escort the remains to the depot, from whence tber will be eeut to Rome for interment. Will Come up Today. A W. Ballew, who has b->eu con i vieted of fraud ih the United States district court last week, will appear befi re Judge Newman th s morning on a motion for a new trial made by his attorneys. The motion is based on the allegation that new evidence calculated to ac quit him of the charge upon which ur. was convicted has been d scover ed. The case has excited considera ble interest, and a large crowd wilt be present to watch the develop ments of today’s session of the court. Ballew is at present out on a ss,ooobond signed by his brother. —Constitution. Sent to Ohio. The remains of Reuben Kecht, who died in Martha Battey hos pital Sunday, was shipped to his pareiits in Tiffin, 0., yesterday. The young man traveled with Barhum and Bailey’s circus, and ‘when the ahow was here, h© was taken sick and they lett hina in the hospital. NOTICE. The attention of the readers of The Hustler of Rome is directed to the advertisement of E. C. At kins <t Co., manufactures And re pairers of al! kinds of saws. This is one of the very best and most reliable houses in this line in all the county. Their saws are the ' very best in quality and the most : reasonable in price. They make a specialty of mill supplies and re pairing. When in need of a saw or ahything in their line write to E.- C. Atkins <fc Co., Chattanooga Tenn. 1 ' px Sheriff Jeke Moore, of Floyd, is in the ' Principal Keeper of the Petti ten tiary. South Georgia wishes 1 Jake well.—Brunswick Times. -■* H< n. and Mrs. J. Henning Nelms, of Islington, Jare in the city at the Armstrong. A > Mr. F. T. Hardwiek, a well knewn citizen of Dalton, is iq the Mrs. L. M. Gadden, of Chicago, is stopping at the Central hotel. * The wiser steam Dye works s 530 Market St. Chattanooga W.C. SMITH Agt.-Proprietor LADIES & GENTS CLOTHING CLEANED DYEDOR REPAIRED, ’ AT LOWEST PRICES. PROMPTIPROFESS’ONAL WORK. ts. 1 Ffeb 'xa > Mot® sodaSfe p- ii' i i Madison - Avenue. HOTEL Madison Aveni-e and 58th. Street, NEW YORK. per day and up. American Plan. FIREPROOF AND FIRST-CLASS ’N EVERY PARTICULAR. Two Blocks from the Third and Sixth Avenue Elevated Rad roads The Madison and Fourth Avenue and Belt LLe Cars pass the Door, ————■ ■■ <■■■ - H M. CLARK proprietor. ’ -s r 9 Passenger Elevator runs al! night. f 0 0 0 PIMPtES, BLOTCHES 1 t" " 8 It" Bi ASD OLO SORES $ x prickly ash, poke ROOT CATAHRH, MHARIA, \ r . AND POTASSIUM KIDNEY TBOUBLES J Wakes and qjspepsh . 5 ; Marvelous Cures, { j in Brood Polson > , RheuMlß. t sty . , botxlM (J. O. D. tar d Mrofala - Afr, L p - r K pnrUarftlreiihwxJ. teilMa |lr<»• ♦ ,rj * J ****' . n,al . arl! L. d w6P«i». iuhi .•?;>&’jjy. , ft X PoaitlTe, speedy a«d permaneut OBre , Twi., .41W. K In all cas«a. Massaa. Lri wM B , a ’ a “? a F ■ -■> - ■ Gl.; if—l ilt W K,„ Ladlaa whose vaiea, are po!.one« f • f Jt ' a ‘ A -A*, aad » n3 *n a *‘ a , a , L X’T’llrwrt reltef: « # CF 4 Waa, daatame’nstrwfl liroKnlarltle*, JPA all if- X arapeonltirly beaeiUed bv Ibp won- jreHiJe* t'> 4 diac*** darfel tonfwend Mood elenaainrnrere- rltaUon froc? to* o< th * SP artlr.ellP. p. F.-PriaXly Aah. P»K and P r V? nta «£., bowl" T Root aad Pati3slom. I havetoltv? i . *7^T cr ) or.a ‘ v’ J LIPPMAN BRO®-. € I w’ recommend your modloine to <Q M£«re>?a ot the aboro dlseasea. PROPBIBTORS, # MRS. M. M. TH A RY. - - ia> _ X aprtßlfleld. Green Mo. I IrfM **' 7'' . *p / < - p n FOR SALE BY D.W. CUBBY.