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3DO wjst- TDO’WTDT- DOWN- i M i * Do you want a Cook Stove for ’ess than wi Ever offered you before! at these prices and call and see th S tcves. Oir stcckis too large for low pric Cotten and the scarcity of money. We will of fer a lew days the following Stoves at Pri- > cu (c n’t affoi dto let pass. Full Size No. 7, C >al or Wood Cook Stove. $8.2 , L 2,03 7 20 “ “ 11.00- 15 00 7- “ “ 9.25- 12 50 8- “ •• 10.25- 15.00 8- “ «• 11.00- 16.00 8- “ “ 16.00- 22.00 8-Reservoir “ 26.00 37 50 7-18 “ “ 8.00- 10 00 70- “ “ 7.00- 9.00 7- “ “ 5.50- 7.50 Q Every one of the Stoves are of the best mak i guaranteed. Nothing Cheap about em. ee )i’ > • > ) No- 7 Cook Stove, the hand somest and best Stove on the market. If you v. anta bargain now is the time to buy voursef rich. Come and see for yourselves. We have too many stoves and they must be sold- ->3+Carver& Harpers old Stand+@«- H. 241 & 243 Broad Street. SELL RICHARDS, WINKLANSDEL Ri ch ard s .o' * - # Lansdell. Dealers In P?dRNITfciRE /TOFFINS I • > ANB QASKETS Jr W. A. RHUDY’S, Old Stand. 337 Broad Street, Rome_Ga. SOME TO SEE US. I THE HUSTLER.OF ROME.MONDAY NOVEMBER, 12 1894, . ELECTRIC CAB COLUMN • o!c Ovar the Passengers— Many of Them Will Interest Yem Samuel H. Day, of Cleveland Tenn,, is in the city. Frank McKinna, formerly of the Tribune, but now employed in Foot & Davies Job Office in Atlan. ta, is here for a day or so. Hill H. Carpenter, of Rockmart, is in the city. John T. Warlick went down io Atlanta yesterday. Mr. Dave Brown who has been in New Orleans for a few months, i has returned to Rome. For Rent: Cheap one five room Cottag*, well and water works wa ter. Call on or address J P. Davis, ordinary 11- 9—ts. The weather continues cold and clear. Frosts are a common occur rence now. Mr. W. D. Sparks, of Rock Run was at the Armstrong yesterday. Frank S. D*-an, an old Rome boy, traveling from Atlanta spent yesterday in the city. ‘ I wouldfHther trust that medi cine than any doctor I know of S >.ve M>« Hattie Mason, of Cherl t i . Carter Co , Mo ,in speaking of Chambrlains Colic Cholena, and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale, by Lowry & Bro. Mr. E.E. Freeman, of Carters ville, is here today. Mr. J. 1.. Vaughan, of Carroll ton, is at the Armstrong. Mr. T. J. Fambro, a prominen youug business man of Atlanta, 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 low yam pototoes very cheap, orders called for and delivered. Give me a call satisfaction guaranteed. The electric car company has discharged the conductors on the Fourth and Fifth Ward line. These cars will use the slot-boxes for the fares. Mr. Pope Wooten is spending a I few days in Atlanta. Mr. Ellery Johnson hasr-turned from « sb»>rt visit to New Orleans. Mayor Sam Maddox and Col. I I E, Sbunjate spent yesterday in the c,ty. When you want to buy harness and strap work and buy them cheap and strong. Call ion J. S. Henderson the Reliable Harness Ma ker. 234 Broad St. Highest Market price paid for Hides & Pelts, J. S. HENDERSON. The police departmant has re ceived|uew and comfortable storm hat, for all of the force. Mr. T. C . Burton of Buford Gi. is at the Central today. E.E. Liuthicum of Annison was at the Armstrong yesterday. Sheriff Jake Mooie went down to the Hub of the South yesterday MARRIED YESTERDAY C. D. Eaterlin, of the Rome Tele phone! Exchange Weds in Atlanta Mr.C.|D Easterlin, the clever younx j'eut’eman who has taken Mr E.E. Bawsell’s place here as manager of the Telephone ex change Jwas married in , Atlanta ’act evening at 7 o’clock. Mr Easterlin, went down to the Gate |Ctf yesterday and none of his Rome friends knew of his plana. His bride was Miss Ada Lincoln of No 19 William street, and the I eeremony was a home affair, with only a ffew friends present. Mr, and Mrs. Easterlin are at home at the Armstrong. g WeHaveThem ! I X’JLIST IN. 1 15 TEjV sets, I ’ $ DINNERSETS, 1 LAMPS. 1 -JI .NEW STYLES. NEW PRICES. 3 *HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS* ■| The Novelty Storej ■ * FATALLY BOILED. Patient in art Asylum Plunged In to a A Bath Tub. , Richmond. Va., November 10 W.W. Jones, an inmate of the ,v estern Lunatic Asylum‘at Staun ton. died last night from being scalded in » datb tub, into which he was pushed by an angered fellow patient Jones was 62 years old, and was a respected citizen of Wood stocK uutil a few years ago, whom his mind fai’.d him. ‘On Thursday Mr. Jones was in the bathroom of the hosptal, and got iuto a dispute with a young man named Magruder and the latter plunged him into a dath tuEtbat had been filled with boiling water. The suffering man yelled lustily, and the floor attendant rushing to the rescue relieved the old gentle man, not, however, before he had been fearfully scalded about the neck and over the back. Every at. tention was given Mr. Jones by the hospital physicians, but his condition was beyond the aid of human efforts. The widow of the deceased and his son, C. W. Jones, were at once summoned, and were in Staunton today when the body was tempora rily buried. The deceased was the father of 8 x children.lt was while defending Mr. Jones in the case wherein the question of his sanity was at issue that the late United States Senator Kiddleberger refused to obey an order of Court, and was sent to jail for c< tempt. This occurred shortly before Mr. Riddlebarger’s retire ment from the Senate, and created a grtet sens', tion. The Changang forces are at work on the roads near the Hammond place, some nine miles from the city Winter Stockades for the Changang are being built, just in the out-skirts of the Fourth Ward, and sis soon as the weather becomes too bad to work them out there the gang will be moved here. During the winter they will work on the streets ih Rome. New Jewelry, Beautiful line of new Silver Novelties, and Silver Goods J. K. Williamson BroadJStreet