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Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks. CATES, CAPES, CAPES. FAHY S FAHY S FAHY'S r f •I Superb Styles NEW WEAVES, Bargain Prices. Large Sluck ALL sizes, PaBIS MAKES. FAHY’S FAHY’S FAHY’S Lowry Bro’s Dry Goods NOTIONS SHOES. HATS CAPS ETC Call AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF STAMPED LINEN’S We Are NOW OPEN OUR NEW QUARTERS, NEW GOODS, and LOW PRICES, Lowry Bros atC.D 'WOOD’S old[Stand 430 Broad St, fHE HUSTLER OF ROME FRIDA'S NOVEiv BE < 23 1894. KLUSTER OF BULLS EYE SHOTS Huck Pattun and John Childs went out last night and helped a flock of d( gs IrspUire a covey of five fine, fa’, frisky possums. Huck and John wou the belt but will not undertake to wear it for a few days as they baked those possums along with a bushel of sweet pota toes and eat them for dinner to day. My, my, what waist ß ! K t * * * A fellow who don’t like sausage but eats it because he is too lazy to chew stake ougut to be chased out of town *ith a yaller dog and made to dwell in a broom sage field and feed on poor rabbits. * * * And by the way, that reminds me, I want to ask you if you don’t think all rabbits feel cheap this year? Kottou is under five cents and a rab is only a kotton tail— doncherno. * * * Col. D. P. Haggard of Atlanta is in the city. Col. Haggard, be sides having once been a newspa per man, is a royal good fellow on his own account. Butthen it takes a royal good fellow to han dle Mr. Haggards line of business and sell the King of medicines. King’s Royal Germetur. Mr. Hag gard is doing up the city in great shape and if people will only listen to hun, and take his advice, which means his medicine, they will suf fer less. Mr. Haggard is a truthful man. He is not even distantly re lated to heider Haggard. The Hustler of Rome’s verses on “Konference Dun Kuin,” pub lished in yesterday's paper, seemed to ‘ get the crowd.” The demand consumed all our extras and broke in on the weekly, Rome Courier, which contained the same. We feel thankful and we know ‘ ‘the preach ers are welcome. ”. THE REUNION. The Masons had a IGrand Time Last Night. The Masonic Reunion at their temple last night was a big tuc teee, Masons from many neighboring towns and cities were present. A number of the ministers attending conference were also present. Gen, Evans honored the reunion with his presence and made a fine speech. A number of the local and visit ing masons made talks and alto gether the evening was a most de-| lightful one. A splendid banquet was spread | during the evening and heartily enjoyed by ail. Amons the visiting masons were the following: Cave Spring —Prof. W. 0. Con nor and F, A. Glenn. Calhoun —'I'. M. Ellie, A. Ross, J. E, Friueley, Wm. Dodd, B. L. Chastian, John Logan and John Barnes. Little Row —R. H. Wicker and W. L.Blankenship. Adairsville—Tim Edgar and sons. Yorkville —G. B. Austin. Trion—®.T. Meyeis. Summerville—N . J . Betting, D. P. Henly, T. P Taylor. Rockmart—W. Furgeraon, Thos. Morris and Mr. Bullock. Dr, M. A. THEDFORD LIVER MEDICINE. M \CoSTIvr-NESS dyspepsia \ -V’ fit \ SICK OR Indigestion \Nervous- BuiousnessK £%s&&& I HEADACHE. C \ AV ]JA UNO ICE Sourness/>'.loss of Stomach Appetite: None Genuine Without Thl Likeness ..no Signature ofM A.Theoford om FroiitOf Each Wrapper. M.A.Theuforo . - Rome. Ga. A.. Agents. $75 a week. Exclusive territory. Tha iLapid Dinh Washer. Washes all the dishes for a family in one minute. Washes, rinses and dries them without wetting the hands. You push the button, the machine does the rest. Bright, polished dishes, and cheerful wives. No scalded fingers, nosoiledhandsor clothing. No broken dishes, no muss. Cheap, durable,warranted. Circularsfree. W. P. HARRISON Al CO., Clerk No. 11, Columbae, a WHITWORTH IS DEAD. He Wanted to Die at First, but La ter Changed his Mind. Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 22 i After a week of suffming, George ; K. Whitworth, who last Wednes day assassinated Chai eellor Alli son and then attempted suicide, died early this morning. Mr. Whitworth has been con scious throughout, but his physi cians have never had any hope. Only one time S’nce he was taken home has he asked at out his con dition, and then he said he would like to get well. Just after he shot himself he begged for a revolver that he might finish himself. He realized his ap proaching end, and called for his father and mother just before his death, and holding up his hands said: “I am passing over.” Th n he sank to rest. The funeral ser vices will be held tomorrow morn ing. SHOT DEAD As he Finished “The Ship that Nev er Returns.” TEN Diytou, Ohio, Nov 22.—S L. Webb.employed ab ut restauran s was accidentally shot ami k lied to night by William Sandrag“, a ' olored boy, at a restaurant near the south gate of the Soldiers ome Sandrige* was expenmeu ting with a six-chambered revel ver which he thought was unloaded’ but which contained one cartridge While snapping the pistol the loaded cartridge exploded. Webb was at a piano and had just finish ed the song, “The Ship That Never Beturns,” when the fatal bullet from the revolver struck him in the left side. His stomach and in testines wer pierced and he died withiu a few moments. He has a family at Toledo, Ohio. HE BLEW OUT THE GAS. When Found Mr. Carter was Near ly Dead-He Will Recover. Jacksonville, Fla , Nov. 23.- Syd L. Carter, one of the repre sentatives in the Florida legisla ture from Alachua county, was found half dead in his bed at the Tremont house in this city this morning at 9 o’clock. The chamber maid opened the door with her pass key to put ths room in order and found Carte; apparently asleep in bed and a strong odor of gas in the room. One of the stopcocks was half | turned on. An alarm was raised, Ia id with much difficulty Carter wis restored to consciousness. ID says that lie retired iu the dark but the probability is th't h« bleu out tne gas, Fishback Will Stay Out Little Rock Ark, November 23. — Governor Fishback, iu answe: to an iu vitatiou to Join the silver parly, to be orgaized next week at bt. Louis, wrote a letter today to A. J. Warner, chairman of the Bi metallic League, in which he said : •*I will no t fellow any set o impracticable into a new party. The democratic party is the only one though which we can ever secure free and milimted coinage of silvir .’ Messrs C. Strickland and J. E. Fields, of Cartersville, are in the c ty,. NOTHING STANDS AS TTTGH, as ft remedy for every wo manly ailment, as Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Here A is the proof. Its the only tkL medicine for women so cer- Y *• tai “ in its effects that it can be jßYrxij pmranfeed. In every case, if ify A i 'A* if doesn’t benefit or cure, your money is returned. Can any _..:. • ' \ thing else, though it mar be bet- Iv A h!' for u frieky dealer to sell, be I aUmOx , / •".'.f ,ls ” for J ou to buy 1 fe! 1 '..jYl'i/ •‘Favorite Prescription” is Sfe? •'<//. / an invigorating, restorative sr-WLWf tonic, a soothing and strength cr.ing nervine, and a complete euro for all the functional de rangements, painful disorders, and chronic weaknesses peculiar to the sax. For young girls just entering womanhood for women at the critical “change of life”- for women approaching confinement; nurse ing i 'fltae.-s; and every woman who is nin-uoi.-n, tired, or overworked—it is a special, safe, and certain help. If you have an incurable case of Catarrh the proprietors of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy will pay you 8500 cash. They believe that they can cure you. ijiiivo p pniwniuv llnlinu (k LUIOIh New Stock of New Furniture WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUT AT NO 23 BROAD STREET AND THIS IS TO CALL THE ATTENTION OFTHE PU-LIC TO THE ACT THAT WE HAVE BOUGHT AN IMMEN SE LINE OF NEW GOODS AND ARE IN SHAPP TO OFFER THE TRADE THE BIGGEST.BAR GAINS IN ROME IN EURNITURE STOVES AIATTtXGrS axo rugs Our Line of Glass ana Tin Ware is replete in everything needed in the Dining room and kitchen. W a”e headquarters for Vase and Hanging Lamps •; * Q » ... + .l Ir.U t- „ ’<■£'. rVHKCS In addition to tho above we most. r< spectrally announce a full and compile line of Hndenak rs Dav telephone 122 - Night telephone 113 all < a ll s ail6We promntl v ami b.jioiiie and < xpm i nceed men. & Ctmtatil 2'3 BRO AD ST. ROMcCA. ■i 4 fclW m4 fcffir ito-’ -n?r kQI-P-* A —a - rtf-,- 4 - YytT i a 4 -1 ... j...' I aMywwMKiwo- 11 || i > || ladison - tanui HOTEL I Madison Aven and 58tn,Street, | NEW YORK- I per day and up Am >rican P l '* fj, | . ■ - -<-«•*-» FIREPROOF AND ARST-CLASS 'N EVER I PARTICULAR I \ Two Blocks Iro n ihv r J hud and .‘ixi > Avenue Lie' 1 I' a |roa< The Madison ;iu i Fou th Av. mm a•. i Be t L iu“ Cars P V the !Lh>! ■ Passenger Elevator runs all night. ■