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«=*rTnr*> V7’Ti“ , . c= SY M#*T imrT- r ~ “** C r, ' X; - * ’■* I STOVES! I rYn/*"*\“r7"'Tri C"** 11 v " 3 ■ t 1 %. ff a •wzzi.tA. i -*-. vz *- -»gTHE LARGEST STOCK, ANDtK- I iGREATEST VARIETY OF* I HEATING. STOVES at LOWEST PRICES IN ROME, Best Heating Stoves. The be* t Gratss. The best of eveay thing «n the stove < line, at prices askdd for cheap, common made goods. Buy the pest and save your money. COOKING STOVES Are still being sold in Rome,and we have the largest stock to select from of any stove house m the Hill City. The World Renowned C’HAKTKK 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 these Stovesof our house in Rome at H. STEELE, 241 & 243 Broad Street. SELL RICHARDS. WINK LANSDEL Richards & Uk Lansdell. Dealers In pURNITdRE ' f'OFFINS ANO QASKETS w A RHUDY'S, Old Stand. 337 Broad Street,’tome Ga. COME TO SEE US. TWITT , We make them and sell 1 them at bottom prices, HUME & PERKINS — . THE LITTLE RUBY BARBER L TONSORIAL PARLORS If you want work In mv line call at my place Taylor, the old reliable THE HUSTLER OF ROME. T DAY MOVE .[ ! ■ i, ' ' 894. HMD ok Gv r rhe . aasergers— Many of i h m Wi;l iv.icivob kVu Vote for John W. Maddox ne? t Tuesday. Remember it is to your interest to vote for John W. Maddox, and bonds next Tuesday. Mr. A. A. Marshall, of Summer ville, is at the Central. Mr. A. Young, of A lauti, i n t ie city. M iss Lillie Gordon left th is after noon for Ft. Worth Texas, wh<n she will spend the winter with rel atives . Don’t take inter: al remedies for Female Diseases Common sense requires a direct application like “Orange Blossom” Sold by D. W. Curry. Dr R. M Harbin, of Rome, w: u in Cal loun Thursday last on P. o« ! fessional buainesa. —Times. | Two of Rome’s charming society young ladies, Misses Alma Hill and May Marshall, are the guests of Missesßivings.—Dalt n Citizen. “I would rather trust that modi iciue than any doctori know if Sava Mrs Hattie xHnson, of Chil ton, Carter Co., Mo., in speakioa oi Chambrlains Colic Cho er», and Diarrhoea Renn dy. For sale by Lowry & Br >. Mr. F. E Nob]#, who has been with S. S. King & Co, for the past few months, Las accepted a splen did position with a house in Ft. Wayne, Ind, and will leave Mon day for his new home. * organ for salb :—Cheap for cash or at reasonable price on the in stallment plan. Apply to Mrs J. B. Trawick 621 Ave., A, 4th Ward. Sam Hugins came down from Rome to visit his mother, the first of the week. He was ac companied by his friend, Mr. Wal ter Cotton. —Cartersville Courant. The Little Gr e n Market No. 427 Broad St. Everything Clean and nice. The best Sausage in the city. We will gaurantee every pound 16 oz. Polite At tention all orders filed promptly Give us a trial McEndre &, Schlap back. The merchants are ail idling a splendid business and rejjort col lections as being flourishing. The hard times are passing away *p ( d general prosperity se«nu» t,o be at hand. 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. The cotton reseipts are not as heavy today as yesterday, though a considerable amount is on the streets. Prices are about s|. The C. R.&C. R. R. brought in about 1.300 bales yesterday and the amount sold on the streets wa quite 1,000 bales. 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 Broad St. Highest Market price paid for Hides & Pelts, J. S. HENDERSON. A Hat for $3.00 boughtat Coker’s means no less than $ 1. in profit to you. NOTICE. Parties are warned not to pay a sls note on John Ward, with Mrs Ward as security unless presented by myself. Note is made payable to A. A. Shelton. Will Arkridge. ’ ! HAM AD EGGS Where iii the nan eof common ■ sense did you get that ridiculous mine for that column of stuff you I write —“Hamand Eggs?’’ I have been asked some 11,111 times. 1 I can oiler but one explanation—just because I wanted a heading for a gossip column that no other man ever wrote under, and I am sure I have it in the black line at the top ot this. Besides, I do not get any breakfast and when I coms to the oflice mornings I am as hungry as lean be. So I sit down and feast on j “ham and eggs” for a while. See? The Armstrong hotel presented an appearance something like the lobby of the Kimball in Atlanta, during political gatnerings. Many strangers were there, and local pol iticians, people who went down to hear the music of Ford’s orchestra, and the ordinary loafers were all on hand. Dr. Marshall by his clev er and courteous bearing, and with a capable clerk has made the Armstrong one of the most popu lar hotels in the state. Cary King, the high clerk of the Armstrong swallowed a few thou sand eubic feet of gas last evening and then got up and attended to his duties as fresh as a daisy. No, he didn't blow out the gas light— you know Cary has been in the hc -14 long enough to know better - but there was a leaky burner in his room. Cary says that gas tastes nasty. But wasn’t there kicking, kick ing, kicking all over town last night—especially in the business center. The electric light plant slipped a cog somewhere and the incandescent lights looked about ; like glow worms. I heard many unkind things said about tl e “whole blankety, blankety sys tem. ” Those kind of things ars lia ble to happen, however, and this company did all they could o straighten things out. But it is calculated to rile a man toattemj t to write or read by a light that the stars would throw in the shads. There was trouble, great palpi tating wads of it in the Tribune office last night. Alf Harper raved and tore his hair, and went out on the roof and .wrote leading edito rials by the sky-light— ah ! Gordon Hiles got so disgusted that he went home and forgot his griefs in in sleep. Oh, it was a terrible scene enacted in this great city last night, aud the electric lights grew dim and misty with fear. 3u|t the question was solved at last by tiip JfpgTLER of Rome shedding its light wq the situation—fifty bor rowed our Iftiupfi, you know. Next Tuesday we vote on two important subjects. First: Shall John W. Maddox succeed himself for eongressman from the bloody seventh? Now I dont think there are many people—not even the populist#—foolish enough to be lieve that he won’t stay in Wash ington another two years. But that isn’t the point, the majority wants to be so large that we can call atteniton to it with pride. Let every good democrat, or better, ev ery man who favors sound politics and a just man, turn out next Tuesday and vote for John W. Maddox. The second question, and one of vital importance to Floyd county, is bonds. If you want to see the county in fine financial trim, and ease your own taxes, vote for bonds. Don’t be a clam and stay at home. If you area man and expect to ex ercise your rights of citizenship, go and vote—if not for bonds, someway. But every man with any just appreciation of the situa tion will let his ticket read “For Bonds.” Every mother should know that croup can bi prevented. The first symptom of trne croup is horse-, neee. This is followed by a peculi ar routsh cough. If Chamberlains Cough Remedy is given freely as soon as the child becomes hoarse or even after the cough has develon. ed it will prevent the attack. 2 ' and 50 cent bo ftTe for sale by j Lowry & Bro. THE FINEST L INF A\l) Best Assortments SHOES! SHOES 1 SHOES! BARGAINS IN SHOES AT Cantrell 8t 240 BROAD STREET. Rome Mutual Loan Association. HOME OFFICE ROME GEORGIA, 325, Broad Street. I ’■ » A National Building and Loan Company, Purely Mutual, safe Investment and Good Profit Made by small Monthly Payments, OFFICER?-. J. A. GLOyER, President. J. j,. MOORE, Sec’ty a Treas CHAS. I. GRAVES,|Vice ITesident. J. H . RHODES, Mgr' Land Dent HALSTED SMITpj, General Council, MwwSiESi MANUrACTVRERS|ANI|DEALERS IN MarDle and Granite, Monuments, Coping:, We anfl ffrooot Iron Fencing Lawn Yacos’Foonlains •©“Order What You Want and|Get ‘What YouJOrder. S- HEMSTREET Mgr, ChattanoogaiTenn* 1116 Market Street. A. J. BANKSTON General Agent RinggolctfGeorgia New Jewelry,. Beautiful line of new Silver Novelties, and Silver Goods J. K. Williamson Broad Street]