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C € FI: E : H GROCERIES. 4 We have t ra in endless profusion and variety, If you wan: i'r very best thot the markets afford, send n e your orders. Boui left r stocked with my provisions guarantees . ieng nd happy lite-- <3LA. DEMPSEY.O R. V. Mitchels old fctand ++4 + + BROADSTREET o hi p I r 0 0 n IJi u L L o. We make them and sell them at bottom prices, HUME &. PERKINS TODDS. Is The Pl ?.ce to get GROCERIES Of;til kinds. C . T-i~ 1r« A. _ JZLX, J. S _£r IB94FALL MILLINERYIBO4 NO. 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. GARRARD, t PRICKLY AS I, POKE ROOT AND POTASSIUM ) Makes Marvelous Cures Blood Pphon > Rhouma-ism and Scrofula P. P. P. purifle the blood, builds up the weak ano debilitated, gives strength .o weakened nerves, expels diseases, giving t :ie pat lent health and happiness where sickness, gloomy feelings and las rtude first prevailed. For primary s adary and tertiary syphilis, for blo< ’ poisoning, mercu- W rial poison, mu: ria. dyspepsia, and f in all blood an 1 skin diseases, liko s. blotches, pimplf . <» <1 chronic ulcers, J tetter, scald hi boils, erysipelas, eczema—v.’o may fov, without fear of contradiction, th i . F. I*. is the best TO blood purifier in the world, and makes positive, speedy and permanent euros in al leases. s. Ladies wheve s acoir.9 are poisoned ,* d and whose blood •i:. nr Impure conu s’- ™ tion, duo to men * ruai irregularities, are peculiarly b< • -Eh cd by the won s derful tonic and !o-h! cleansing prop erties of P.P. F -Prickly Ash, Poke s Root and Potass: .m. 3 JirraM nu ll i ■■■■hhu Springfield, 1 v , 14th, 1593. S —I can speak in i »;;i)cat terms of J your medicine f -iry -wn personal knowledge. Iv 1 w ch 1 rr-rt ■H disease, p l '•. o i m ior (, v 85years, was tr< i 1 ’ v. 'r’t.r'j v physicicoF ano r u. . ?’’s <_f < ol- A Jars, tried 4 7’ry or i '' x h:h- t out findin;/r'-’ie ' . one bottle • y ’ . <. z 1 cheerfully g.iy i . o good than anyth ». Icanrecomrim .. . ) Bufferars e£ t*'.o : « MR' ■ 'A ♦ • * _ FDR SiLEm.W. CURRY. PIMPLES, BLOTCHES AliD OLD SORES CATARRH, MSLARIA, < KIDNEY TROUBLES t and DYSPEPSIA Are entirely removed by P.P.P. g.',: -Prickly Ash. Poko Root and Potas- V slum, the greatest blood purifier on - A earth. R- v A3Z3DEBW. 0., July 2T, 1891. Jz' Messrs L:pp».«n Bros. . Suvannah, Bw Ga.: DeakSjrs—l bought a bottle of M yotirP. P P. at Hot Springs.Ark.,and It has done me more Kood than three C,j months’ treatment at the Hot Springs. V, Bend throe bottles C. O. D. xQ K Aberdeen, Brown County, O. gpj Capt. J. D. Jelmaion- '> To all v’hom it nay concern: I bore- V* by testify to the wonderful properties cr P. P. P. for eruptions of the skin. I tnffered for several years withan un sightly-ad disagreeable eruption on my face. I tried <>v«ry known remo- f' dy bn. In vain,until P. P. P. was used. V/ niid am now entirely cured. (Signed by) J. D. JOHNSTON. Z, Savannah. Ga. V Rkin (sneer Cored. X?'. Tutimony from the it ay or cf Sequin,Tex. PEqtnx.THZ., January 14, 1893. fy Mrsans. Lippi: 'x P ms., Savannah, a, Go.: I,'■nth” -'—l have tried your P. .* P. P. for a disease of theekin, usually known -s skin oar.ee r,< thirty years’ K standing, and .cuud great read: 1“ z< z purifies the bi' :1 -• mor p’llr- ve ritatlon from ti-.o .- r <ttl >. and prevents any r r- :<1: ■ r ' t'o sones. I hav.‘t.ir. sfv> rri;U s/ and feel confident i':star 'ucc<. ur.“ > A. will effect a i nrc. Ith.' re lieved fw ' ris from Indig -th . and stomach V troubles. Ycurstr tv, C IV. W. M. RUST, f.'f h tie.'.-uy at Latr. '4 &:'• (si eat’ Efefj M 3 Free. A. Dr.CrC-GIST3 SULL IT. SKOS. PROPRIETOR*, A Lil Elloc2i,Sluvannali, G» THE HUSTLER OF ROME.FRIDAY NOVEMBER, 23 1804. DONEBYDUN That is if it is Done it Will Prob ably be Done by Dun CHINA H*S HAD ENOUGH A Chinese Comodore Beach es his Battle ship and kom mits Suicide, his Run ning from the Japs has enoed. Washington, Nov 22.—Tn ac cordance with the suggestion of Japan the state department has notified Minister Dun, at Tokio, aid Minister Denby, at Peking, to transmit such direct offer as China may wish to make Japan. As the cable directions were sent Tuesday, sufficient time has not yet elapsed to determine whether China will consent to make the offer direct and definite, as Ja pan insists must be done. Ti e Chinese legation here is not imformed as to what course it government will take THE CHEN YUEN BEACHED. Washington, November 28. The navy department has an offi cial cablegram announcing (hat J he Chinese battleship, Chen Yuen, the most formidable vessel in the Chinese navy, was damaged by a torpedo on leaving Wei-Hai-Wci, on the 18th. instant, and was beached, and i« now useless, Com modore Lin, in command of the Chen Yuen, committed suicide al ter the disaster. CHINA TO OFFER FOR PEACE. Hiroshama, November 23. It is l reported that China has intimated that she will offer to pay a war in demnity of 1,000,000,000 taels 1 and, in addition, pay all the wi r expenses incurred by Japan. SHELLED THE JAPANESE. Yosohoma, November 23.—The Chinese Pie Yang squadron is re ported to have shelled the Jap anese troops marching on Port Ar thur. A desperate battle between the Chinese and Japanese fleets is said to have followed. The resu t of the engagement is not known. TOOK LAUDANUM. Thomas Price Makes c I’ rc cessful Attempt atSuicL. Adairsville, Ga,.November 22 Thomas Price, who lives near here in Floryd county. undertook to kill himself by taking two ounces of laudaum, which he purchased from Dr.Huficre. of Plai. ville. He is a married man and had lost a wife. His second wiie’s c< nlitim mill alanct d his reason. In a fatter to his father, Hon. E.P. - m mbtrof t h»- lawer house from Floyd, and now axsistai) Coor- be said trcudle was th cause of th» attempt. He is jout of danger now , but saj aln 11 i tinibii Hie job thia week. Si Perkins, Attraction Monday 26. Springfield Republican—The in itial production of “Si Perkins 1 ’ the West Virginia comedy drama will appear tonight at the Baldwin theater. The play has played to good business during the entire season and this fact alone would testify as to its being a first-cGss attraction as many good compa nies have been compelled to dis band on account of poor business. The clever specialties which are worked into the plot of the play make it amusing entertaining and serious. The Pughtown band and orchestra which accompanies the attraction is composed of musi cians of ability. ftifIGPiETIC NERVINE ..•/.T;, I 9 mxiranteed to rar yw Nervous Prostra • /■.•A.-xj U I J tion. Fits, Cizzi ness, Headache, ',<.41 Neuralgia and Li- i'C 5% somnia. Greete.v J cesses in the use of ’ .'V/JkizAYiSl banco, opium, alcohol ss.Bus»« iW-OKS - AFIEK- •>»■«. ’cssion, Softening; of the drain, Insanity n -t last a m Lovable death. MAGNETIC HER 7!M.\ urrnwts all Jouses in either sex, renews vit.-tlii* I n : r.trength to both the muscular and nervous system. ■ties up the bruin, builds uy the flesh, brings retro !, •if. ftkep, and restores health and happiness to th* iKerer. A month’s treatment in plain package nil to any addreee, Ifl.OO per box; 6 for $6.00. With • ry $5.00 order wo give a Written Guar anttee tc ire or refund the money. Circulars tree- *- ’**d nnl.- by 2'*T (■•ki y i 310 lU if Uli! Represent Oof filial fates FOR THE FALL SEASON SHOE TRADE QUR DUPLICATE ORDERSAMOUNTTO AORGTHAN $>,000,00 ! And the Shoe Trade Seasonjust O pened. W e can Account for this very flat tering TPtA.DE in no other way than for tlie reason that the people are outfor thebest values possible for the least outlay of CAS Id I WE ARE LEADERS IN LOW PRICES 4-Who DARE MAYFOHOW4- ■ if i s® RS Our Specialties includes the Entire Hne.W MWename only a few, JW rah Our Ladies Grain Button at 75c equals HighCT EKSPrice’s'’s 1,00. kj Sr “ Dongola ” Pat Tip, Opera Toe, All Solidtt pSequaled in this market at $ 1,50 WL Our Ladies Fancy Dongola, $2,50 Shoe forgjj 1 >SO is creating Panic and Consternation atnfl WS“High Price’s” headquarters. C|| K 3 Dont neglect 0ui53,50 and s4ooLadies Ex-|W pS|tra Fine Dongola Kids at $2,10 to $2,60. fed l-sJ Our mens line represents everything from am jfgMachine Pegged to a hand sewed-at 60c toga Psa A full linechildrens, 40c to $2,00. Always giv-fea Eraing you big Valuable and receivingonly Profits BuH Our Dress Goods Dept is full of choice Patterns latest goocts and lowest prices, Dont forget that we carry an immense stocks first Class Clothing, Childrens Boys and Mens suits and Over Coats. A large Invoiceof the latter bought 25c per cent under regular price. See them-at IJLCOKEI4CO 19 <Y‘2 1 Broad St. Itome Gra. I