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11l HIM OF HOME Aecona-class Mull Mattor PHIL G. BYRD, JffHNC. REECE, | ni , o ",’ daily and Sunday. 10 ®ent® a reek or |5 00 per annum <ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN thr city of Rome, and Floyd, th* "Banner county ’ of Georgia. ®—nwM®auaw*ii aaswiim* Where will Roma have her new depotjareote'l “at?” Men may come and men may go but woman “etaya’ forever. Raw recruit# are b#coming m<>re ear®— in China. The president ot Brazil ahould ;go squirrel hunting Grover did. Ht... . .J* I U' ♦irealer New York mar prove a better New York —It oculdu’t be Worse. Editor Ham thinks the Pope oolild make money now telling ttxeir facet by the yard . Now that the “elump” hat passed into history, let us get together on tke bauka of the Etowah and dam it. The ooutest in the tevnth wat close,, but John Maddox turned Parson Felton under —Athens Ran n®r. Tammany’s tiger like Rome’s Mexican lion is now a back num ber, and yet, no one knows who wrote” Beautiful Snow” Fred Adame, of a Ne" York bro ker won $70,000 on Morton’s elec tion If Hill bad boen elected be would have l<>at $250,000. Women may have the longest hair —but like the short haired 4ud->?hey have too much sense to tfigu <e on the gridiron. Tie Columbus Ledger thinks the mistake w s made when John Tempts Graves was parmitted to to etump New York for HilL The political lull will aiL’W the papers time t > boom their expos tion. This will be no diead - Milage to th* democratic party —O riffin N-ws Watson says Felton carried the 7th Gy 1,0 0 majority. Watson to mistake his desires for tfjkita. Even Felton knows that he wiw beat, — Paulding N«ws Era. §®»b Wright is flocking all by httwa#lf —but Ssab hopes that the pops and the dissatisfied <em*A«rat« will j®l march into S®pk e camp and crawl onto Scab’s wVer platform. *Tk' Paulding Newa Era says: G. W. Holland Sr., liviag men". McPherson, made aver 100 yMrfßi&ins on four vines this year. Tbo largest weighed fifty pounds and the smallest weighed twenty thcoe.” 'What China seems to ns*d i* *‘sysla siized classified orgau’za- ns -nee. she needs the meu-of war walking the lend in stead of the water# aud sh* needs h®r “fle*t“ on the wave, inetaed *f tlyiug in the wind towards Pekin. rrrr... • , s Atomsrka the New York World : • ‘Th® big sea wave# that broke into Mn». tLangtry’s cabin on th® city ■of Paris, picked her out of her bed and (tarried her Almost to the door, have not had such a treat since the iv’i'th of Venus.” A society among merchants and tradsfl <iut West has beea formed in which the members agree that they will not 1 old conversation aleocl hard times, doll trad®,small ordeos. slow eol!ecti®ns, low prices of wfceat.etc. The idea is au ®x<®l - ®ae. Good spellers • are often “stumped” when asked to write fr*m dictation the following sen tence: “It is disagreeable to wit- thc unparalleled embarrass, ment of a peddler gaug ing the symnietery of a peeled pear. HI - Th* St. Louis Republic Says i 1 *Fer It'.iGws must understand that New Yu-k will 8( ft e it# ow quarrels »' -i wash i'e <wn it" i Ii is tb» W< m ’hst i ’ i.rally belongs to u ai d ih«' V" D ust h .ve. Th# mot io f< r th* ext i.ampaigu is: ‘,i A’esLrn man or bust ” The Atlanta Journal heads an edit< rial “Alabama in Atlanta.’ Thu 1 wn of Marthasville has sure ly grown. We have had intimations all along that Georgia is in Atlanta' but this is 'he first intimation we’ve had that Alabama also is in Atlan ta.—Columbus Ledger. Mr. William I). Bynum, a# a® accomplice in the income tax and a healing howler of socialistic fiub dab, ha# been justly punished by the loss of his seat in Congress. We hojie he doesn’t intend to pun ish the public by further conversa tion. Democracy has again a golden opportunity to display the won derful recuperative povi®' for which it has long been distinguish ed. It has taken more kinds of whippings than any other kind of political organization in existence, but never has lost faith in the jus tice of cause or in its ultimate tri umph. The mathematics! editor ot a Missouri paper propounds the fal lowing qu r : “A hov ten years «* age has a little sister who weight sixteen pom de, and be gets tired holding her in five minute®. When he gens twice a- old, how long will it take him to get tired of holding some ene else’s sister who weighe# 125 poueds?” The cuckoo organs disposed to sneer at Gov. A'kins' n’s majority of 25,000 in this St ■te will phase 1 ok nt the majorities in Now York New Jersey, Pennaylvanir, Oh'o and other “doubtful” States, says theSavunah Dispatch. The Di«- ptlch thinks this same majority ought to make Atkins >n vice-pret jdent in 1896.—Griffin Nows. The phenomenon of sheets of flame and balls of fire which accompanies forest fires is explained by a writer a# due to gasses in the air, which arises from turpentine, resinou gumsand vol atile oils which exude from ever green trees. These are easily ignit ed and explode in the air in dry weather. The Democratic party is alive and kicking, but it has had Cleve land knocked out of it.—Atlanta Constitatioa. No! You have it wrong. The Democratic party caught all the lick®, Cleveland and hi® gang of Mugwump# weren’t in th® fight at all. They kept out of th® way, and are as aeren® a® if nobody had b®«n walloped. It waan’t their fight at all, and they stood off at a safe diatanc®. See?—Albany Herald. When we arranged to get the complete r®tHrna Tuesday night w® didn t know what w® were bar gaining for.—Griffin News. Perhaps Glessner has a few Dem oeratic roosters on hand und®r the same distressing circumstance#— w« have, dam—th® Etowah.— Hvstlkr of Komx, Down her® by th® Chattahoo chee—its already been dammed— there was a terrible amount of cholera in th® rooster coops of the Democratic papers.—Columbu® Ledger. WELL DONE. GOVERNOR. In the promptness and vigor of hi# action in connection with the lynching at Monticello, last week. Governor Atkinaon has mad® a good beginning in that line of du ty which Carrie® with it p-ri»ap THE HUSTLER OF ROME, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER, 14 1894. the greatest flhare of the reeponsi bility < f hie high » slice. 1 he lynching was clearly uncall ed for. lleinous though the crime wan, the criminal had no chance to escape it® just pu iiehmeut. He had been arrested, identified, tried at a special seasion of the court held for th® purpose, convicted and sentenced to be barged within thirty day®. No juatice could hav® '♦ en #vifter than that. All that 11 >• offic r# of the C' i.i*t—judge. M.ih itor aheriffi ell could d , ma doneto expo iic the ma chineiy < f justice. Tim one excused for lynching—law's d ;'v—wn wanting. Governor Atkin*‘>n did what he coiild t<> save the prisoner fron the mob until he could be legally executed, but in that case he was pra.t tally powerless. He has done the next best thing possible, how ever, in setting out vigorously to punish the violators of th® law. H® ha# offered liberal rewards for the arrest of any or all the mem ber® of th® mob. and has express ed hi# intention of convicting them if it bankrupts the treasury and Aemandfi all the state’s legal ma chinery. In these efforts to punish rfeck les® breakers of the law, Govern or Atkinson deserves and will re ceive the support of all law-abid ing citizens. —Atlanta Journal. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RE T. I offer for r"iit the Orndorff farin, situated on the Rome road ene mile from Cave Spring, cor taming 160 acres of open land, good well and spring on the place, comfortable dw«llidg etc, Felix Corput, Cave Spring Ga Every mother ehoul i know that cro j can ba ■ veu'e . The first sym ' true crops horse . T .s i« fuil< wed by apeculi r ri u h c nigh. If Chamberlains C ugn Remedy is given freely ae so. h as the child bt comes hoarse or ?veu after th" cough has develop ed U •■•■■lii prevent the attack. 2 ill*) s*i bottle for sa •by Lowry & Bro A .Successful Life Dr. Abbott. ! me- fas |osm*eweil U> jm*. 1# Wmy things pLv *Mxt. wJOre tb*fwrkiDt (han a 1 IJe atakla fbabese toys et soltege, abd scfieeH. aetbkng is nura «inAnii>« A Education p Neihmt W.f»s ke ye eeg s>an. Just ttee es hfe, ,hu« than , 1 lhervKj®h Re*A-t#4«e frt thv subjects the wurM is reutWMvM! i>. Ueforiuiiaretv in too many cases rbv eftdiwing trt this hrowledge ar eduoaMea h »" tlcpewse too graa. su be coMWerei. To such as these the offer of The Constitution to sopply sh« new Encyclopaedia Brhaoftta at the wonderful rate of w cent, a <ay aftnodv a softitioe of tit, to be fooml aawtreie aise, •y a ATUdy <vf bs da# »ev#«n la the stuMYst sewsa St fbe fora A Well-Read Man Na rafO -AP JP XkbMt beta® ostatrf<be< 4t t£a fsfomrfNoe It# Wlli «>• Tea a»trotes with die E»»ycSsfme<ia Brifatr«tea wTU cHlvUado tyiv ordinary Mart of tw« Anegs- srkt. of Raw IHfl. ka raajty bkows; rfecaod, bow rftrcb fbg# fs be uaa raarffty adffuhsu Tbma, t*a. fa fartorwation om# ba IfTi abMkrte atrtborrty o»on all Dr. Lymaa ftktmfl Mys an this polar: "The Bn.-yeloTaedH BaWabfWa b. WithatH a peer Ml tbe-vtiote ai*y eneyalopaediws. h , lek rtdbffntse® autbortty a*ong sriMtitic and lifflwy men. Do a*t Ibrget sass yarn as® seoura the. entire tweaty-elgltt vwlG*«A...ai oftdrby Ragffo, $, per fiqytm vbhffffes aftfl #e WlTvvrtl at a.Uflw far ia caata a &y. moatbS, The CoisstltulieD Zfa—ere. •*. Dr. M. A. THEDFORD'S LIVER MEDICINE . * **• Fan / nrspcPsiA / Sick o/r ’f-'ICCSTIUN \Nimvoue- i/ausnrtA /SAX / Jalmo/cc 'ufiNcss S TO HASH Ap.n»nrg •wCrHumc WitwcutTh# LiKewm® ..n® iiAwar orM A.Thcdford on FrontOf .M V>«APP£fl. M.A.TNUfIFOnO Mkd.®* 'IOMX.Ga'. DEWARE OF OINIMENTS EORCA ARRH THATCONTAIN MERCURY is mercury will suiely destroy th eiise of smell and completely de- ■ tingo the whole system when en ring it through the mucous sur uces Snch articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cura manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, 0., contains no mer cury, and is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure bo sure you get the genuine. It i® taken internally and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free fffflP*Sold by Druggists, price 75c p«r bottle SiiiHm Ry. Co To The East. -nave East Rome 5.40 a. m. 4,40 p. in \ i rive C' e ' el a n< l 7.55 a. in. 7.02 p. m •• Knoxville 10.2.5a, m. 111.00 p.m. “ Bristol .',2.15p.m. 4.30 a. ni " Washington .4.02 a' ro. 9.40 j>. in Baltimore 5.00 a. in. 11.00 a. tn. •* rhilailelphia.,...7 05.a. m. 3.50 a. m •• New York 10.30 a, in. 6.52 a. m Truin leaving East Heme at 5.40 a. in., has a 'ullman Sleeping car, Mobile to Cleveland, vhere it connects with the popular Vestibule Ui'iiig car train for Washington and Xew York This train also connects at Cleveland, with ■am for Chattanooga, arrives at 9.55 a. m. The *.40 p. ni. train connects at Ooltewrh Junction vith Sleeping car, for Radford, Va„ making di r Cl connection for ill ooi-Ls 1' s‘ To West. And The North eave East Rome 4.41 p. m. 2.00 a.m 10.40 am irrive Chattanooga....7.lop. in. 450 a.in. 1.20 pm Cincinnati 7,30a. in. 7.20 p,in. Nashville 8.20a. ni.10,55a. m.7.20p.m ■* Memphis 7.00a. m. 6.10 p, m. Sr. Louis 6 45p. m, 7.05 a. in. •• Kansas city (,25 ». m, 10.25 a. m. Little Rock 2.30 p. m, 2.45 a, tn, “ Ft, Worth 8 :#0 a; in . 7 ‘SO pni Trains leaving East Rome 4:40 pm Is the pop liar •‘Cincinnati £ Florida Limited.”, it is full i-tlbu ed and runs noltd Jacksoni ille to cin t aii. carrying Cullman's tb.est slee ing cars nd a magnificent observation car from >"aco« to chattanoogaiseats free), where it makes di ect connection with solid train with through ■i< eping car attached Chattanooga to Memphi ■ mu ecting there for all points west. To South Georgia, Carolina and Florida. eave East Rome, ,2 50 am 1115 am 402 pin Arrive Atlanta 6.00 am 155 pm 6 25p *• Augusta ....,1.20 pm 925 p tn. Macon 10 50 am 726 pm 10 40pm. “ Savannah... 630 pm 700a in “ Brunswick.... 715 p m 0 15am •• Jacksonville .900 pin 830 a m "ri ii leariu ' Ent R .me 2:5 9am runs so ■» Brunswick. Sleeping cars Chattanooga to At i»:a, The 1115a m train solid through vesti mied train to Jacksonville, stops in Atlanta 1 •5 until 7 30 p m : lakes on sleeping car to Bruns rick and the connection from 4:U2 train, The ' a m train connects with R&D.B A L, AS and oa railroad trains in the Union Depot, .il iuta, It Also has an elegant observation baiirc*s (sa*ts free) to Macon, To Alabama, Texas & the West. Leave East kame 9 40 pm Arrive Anniston 12 05 night. 7 stp m, “ Selma 530 in 1 “ Montgomery.... ,700 ain , f » He 12 30 noon New Orleans 4 45 p ■» “ Houston 7to a m I«ave East Rome 4 10 p m Alpine Accomoda m, tAave East Roma 2,00 p, m, Gadsden und At sila Accommodation. Tiain leaving East Rome 9:46 pm has Pnll u»o Bleeping car to Mobile connecting wlrii tollman ear to New Orleans, For further particulars, ti kets or sleeping car reservations, eall on or write to T, c, SMITH, P ft T A, Rome Ga, i L A, BELL, D, P A, Selina, A>a. J, J. Fa ll VS WORTH DPa Atlanta aa, ! I. a BBNM’OTEH, A oP a„ Knoxville, Tenn, w, a Turk, g, p, a, Washington » c. Easily, Quickly, Permsnantly Restored. MAGNETIC NERViHEt store Lost Manhood, l ures weaknesses, Nervous Debility and nil the evils from earh or later ex . etwee, the results of overwork, worry, sickness, etc. Full strength, tone and develo-.ment given to every organ or portion of the body. Improve ment immediately seen from the first box. Then*, snds of letters of praise on file in our office. Can be carried in vast pocket. Sent by mail to any sddreae on receipt of BT<re. Ono month’s treat ment in each box. PrfW'.Jl.oo,o boxes. W. 90. wifb Written Guarantee to refund money if not cure®, wnd tans for stm Genuine. Circulars Free. The Little Gr e n Market No. 427 Broad St. Every th’ng Clean and nice. The best Sausage in the city. We will gauramee every pound 1 6 oz. Police At tention all orders filedi promptly Give us a trial • McEntire & Schlap-' back. 1894 FALL AND WINER MILLINERY!B!k N 0.302 BROAD STREET. ROME GEORGIA We are now prepared to Show A Select Stock of New and Sty lish Millinery, Ladies, Misses and childrens Hats and Bonnets, Baby Caps’ Hair Ornaments, Side and Tuck Combs, Ice Wool, Silk floss and Zephyrs. Will sell at lowest Cash prices, Call and See us, Respectfully A. O. GRRRARD Is as safe and harmless as a fla> seed p«*ultice. ic acts like a pen«. tice, drawing out fever and pain and curing all diseases peculiai to ladies. “Orange Blost>n” is a pas tile, easily used at any time; t is applied right to the parts Every lady can treat herseh with it. Mailed to any address upon re ceipt of si. Dr. J .A. McGill & Co. 4 Panorama Place, Chicago, HI. Sold by D, W. Curry Druggist rving W. L-irimore, physical di rector ot Y. M. C. A., Des Moines lowa, says he can c mscientiouely recommend Chamberlains Pain Balm to athletics, gymnasts, bicyclists, foot ball players and the profession in for bruises, sprains and dis locations ; also for soreness and stiff □ess of the muscles when applied before the parts become swollen it will effect a cure in onehalf the tim# usually required. For sale bj Lowry B.os Druggis ts < Tvw rg rni»-wwi | wrri wrrrnv-n w 'IAGNETiC NERViHE. 18 • gtiAtante# to cv. i RW -Vl /“k' 1 p®s#,Hcadacb“ in .r- V Nourulgl, sndWaki nllae««,o»u**'H I ye> Va. cwislvsuseofuplui’ T'bM“>‘O :m<l AIo i l tFc rt I* o, ‘. Ment*! Ol'Dre • B&f-OKc Al 1h IV sina> Coftarii p B oe Brain, cauftt:/ CHv «n 2 Osart •urreness, Impolency, Lout Bower m aitherrn ■‘reirtnturo Old Atze, Involuntary Loweo, court X over-lndulgenco, uver-exerhou of the Bruin irn .rroraot Youth. I*, giver to Weak Organs thru • uturut Vigor and double* th® joy” of life; cure, ucorrhma and F«na’e Weukurea. A month’r trei.t •umt, in plain -’cknire, by mail, to any addret., $1 er box, 6 boxer *5. With every >5 order wo give i Written Guarantee) io cure or refund the mo::e> ircuiara free. Gua itea laeued only by our a: Incite «£ont. ssßaajggaaigiaaiaaMMHMri, l l m Country Produce A Specialty. Fresh Butter on hand all the time. New goods arriving daily, We keep the best the market affords. COME AND SEE US, L. A. Dempsey, 409 B i< ; < S;i < W. L. Douglas $3 SHOE NO sqiLakTn*. f*T cordovan. 2NCH4Et*BMELLED(W. fine CAif&KVt saw 3.UPOLICE.3 90LF®. 2.'l. 7 J-BorScHooLsm • LADIES* SEND fOR CATALOGUE * WL'DOUQLAS, IROCKTON, MASS, r*# mo Mve aaarr by BVJreiiaalßg W. L. Itowslo, 'bar., BaCTiuY, wr are tue lar A v,t manufacturer, or ■ dveruaed shoe* in the world, end rnarante, th, value by alamping the name ana price on he bottom, whicn protect* yn, higl -ie«, and the mlddlewWa proUtt Our ahoea . .»! custom wor* >u !e, c.vy flt'iug ,#<’ • ~-uai| tru'd 1 . ». W'i h.ve them an. 4 every ilfj— -r p.-h.ea '• - r»l <« gijeatmir -- • Ta’. '- ' ,iut« If yew I « ®#M by Cantrell & Oweni, i mtIWmMMMMiftW WWWMtfffTj,, r| ri Joyous| throbbing I life | offered to the chronic S invalid would be regarded 1 withdistrust! Longsuffer-1 ing leaves the patient g hopeless—he believes no g more in any cure. Would! that such hopeless ones could | read the testimonials of Brown’s Iron Bitters EThey point away to relief and § health, and they are genuine ! , Swkht Watkr, Texas. § For twelve long year, I was a great S sufferer from kidney and other troubles, 3 and at times was confined to my bed 1 S tried a number of medicines recom ■ mended by sympathizing friends and pre- S scribed by physicians without receiving £ the least benefit. Then I gave Brown's g Iron Bitter, a trial, and two bottles g brought me off my back. Today I am g well and hearty. W. T. COOK. §and then this: Thn Brooks, Tbnn. 1 g After being under the care of a pnysic. E lan for eight years. I commenced taking E Brown's Iron Bitters with the resuit S that I am entirely cured. It is the best a ' g remedy 1 have ever taken, and I certainly 3 E wish that every woman suffering as 1 did S S could know its value. T Mas. Rosa Reecer. 3 I Does the above knock = f at your door ? £ The Genuine hat, the Crossed S = Red Linen on the wrapper. § I E Brown Chemical Co, Baltimore. Md 9 fettHWMtWtttttM I Lt-Mmi! IM4III IB 11 lift l 5 I Hl mW® $25 FOR MERCANTILE Course in BOOK-KEEPING Including Hooks Call at office for particuiura J. G H.4RMIHON dTjaooes' 130 West Sixth. Street, CINCINNATI,OHIO Km praciloed mediein, in Clnoinsatl * jart longnr than any physician, (lying specie! S? tentien to Blood, Mkrvous and Crinsry dises#*# X#rvous liability, Impoissoy, etc., rwsltis® froa ysnthful indiscretion, exessses ismaturMi ysari and other causes, inducing some of fa following aymptom®, as dizziness, confusion of ideas, defective memery, aversisn to social/* Gonorrhea, Syphilis, the later causing aleer#, srnptioai enlarged joints, rheu«allais. ,wsU tag in grofa. mucous patches in meal*. threat, falling hair, Coninllatiomi free an# >#■ "vftad. lootf.lt, m. to 8 p, m.: Sunday, 1# is 12 ATI I 'TREAT SB «“ d im a MaitU anTalope en application. Btetn OMN. Western & Atlantic, AND », G. I ST. L. MUM —TO — Chicago -Louisville Cincinnati! St. l.outf -Kasas City M cm ph is -AND- The West ®ale* Mme **« Tsetlbale# Failmaa Weeping cues. For any iafsr**"* eall e* er writs to J A SMITH ••aenU Afeal, Soma •«. J L EDMONSON T«w#M*c Fuse. A«t. CtesAta***®# «•* JOS. BROW*. fartße M*ao**r (J > HAIMAK *,..w . M . -A <!•».»