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THISIS I JUST THE 1H HIBC WBWtII. I r J< No Coal, No Smoke, No Ashes. B Our Parlor Dome Oil Heating Ic* {hl Stoves are both Ornamental and IK J «* useful. •a Forthe Parlor, Dinning Room, L V* ;hese Stoves are for Sunerior to tne IS J open grate or Coai Heat ng Stove, lAj < Can be lighted in a moments time, K rapidly,and when not needed can L be put out. saving fuel and clean- gfc J ing around your tireplace. We have a few of these elegant < theater? in Stock and we invite you to call and examine them. The large Store on Broad Street occupied L a by the Ladies of the Keely League he the past week, was heated by these stoves to the entire satisfaction of J 4/ the ladies in charge. $ A FULL LINE OF CHAR- JJ $ TER OAK GAUZE WIRE |* ¥ R g DOOR. L 'vb IN' J Cook Stoves and the famous New jm’ Enterprise Stove always in Stock. K They are the best Stove Sold in |L Rome. jW <rCarver& Harpers old Stands 4MW. H. STEELE,-** 241 & 243 Broad Street. SELL RICHARDS. WINKLANSDEL Richards & Lansdell. Dealers In FURNITURE QOFFINS ANB W. A. RHUDY’S, Old Stand. 337 Broad Street, Romepa. r COME TO SEE US. rHE HUSTLE I OF RO vIE SUNDAY DECEMBER 2 1894 HAM AND EGGS. ‘ It is never my luck toget home for the Thanksgiving turkey, ’ said a traveler the other day “For fif teen years I haven’t been with niv family on that day, and 1 always oat at the hotels. And I’ll tell yon • hat these big canavansaires’ menu grows longer and harder to de ts.pher with each succeeding year. . Did you ever notice how foolish a ( jellow will look when he picks up a long bill of fare, and most of tle dishes are set forth in French terms? He ll glance up and down it, and his face will pucker in an : awful frown. Then he will make a half-hearted effort to order, and 1 get hopelessly tangled up. Finally he 11 end the business by telling the waiter to bring what he d —n pleases. Os course he does not get any thing he wants, and will sulk for the rest of the day and swear at hotels and menus in general. I know because I have been there.” Two old and bewhiskered farmers from some where in Alabama,came into the city a few days since with cotton. They were honest looking o‘d fellows, but. it was painfully eV d'Hit that they were unused to c i vwavs. One of them was driv ing a healthy strong ox, and wh«n he struck lower B r oad street ‘here whs a perfect jam of waging. He made r all right until an electric car came whizzing along. Then that steer evidenced the fact that he objected to any such object ska medown on him. He inglori ously wheeled around, and started back towards Alabama, at a 3:40 gait Its a thousand wonders he didn’t smash into some but he SUCCeHPR fully evaded them, and was only stopped by jamming his head into the high wall on low er Br< ad street. The farmer said later“be be damned if th«ol’ ’lec tricities warot jist orful-” The Christmas magazines are all cooling in now, and most of them are exceedingly rich in read ing matbr. All, too, are models of typographical beauty, and are going like hot cukes. The beat are Harpers, Scribners McClures, Home and country and from across the deep Pail Mall and the Idler. The weekly illustrated paper will be out soon, and of course will be large and handsome Only twenty-four days until Christmaasis here . What hopes and joys, fears and sorrow come with Jaii? day. In the 'ush of t'e Christ mas eve great pages of history are written. In the home of rich all is joy and expectancy; in that of the poor, the pale anxous face of a mother is seen bending over her little one, to whorne the morrow’ will bring no cheer. The thought less and heedks?, will turn the day; consecrated to the memory of the Saviour, into wild debauchery. But; enough of moralizing. Let’s all; 1 >ok forward to the unknown fu ture and tru-t to Him for what it 1 brings. Pro. W.* L. Dudley, President of the Vanderbilt University Glee, Banjo, Mandoline and Guitar Club, writes that they will be in Rome Christmas week. This orgaization is composed of young men from the University, and it is said that their performance equal that of any professional Company. They are a refined, intelligent and handsome lot of young fellows and insure a clean and pleasant entertainment. They have recieved the highest praises of the press everywhere they go. Before me lays a sueet with criticisms of their work from Louis ville, Nashville, Chattanooga and Outer places, and all are unanimous in lauding the Glee Club. They will be greeted in Rome by a large and fashionable audience. I had the p'easu e of look ing through t e rew Pansy Chape', just in front of the Cotton Mill Friday afternoon. It is not finished yet, but the basement has been fixed up to enab’e Sunday School to meet there üb : s n < niog at 9:30. The upstairs w : P be real ly a handsome place of wc’sh.t wh§n completed. The terier is almost Octagon shaped, and is we 1 1 ventilated, and has pretty stained wind ws. The two diamond shaped windows just in 11 e tear of the al tir are the gift of the Shorter Col lege Teachers. In the center of the glass r.rn painted clusters of pan sies. Now 1 know he would not per mit such a thing did he realize that I was going to say anything about it, hut I wish in all justice, 16 print the fact that Mr. J. A. George has been the prime mover in this good work. He is not a rich man by any means, indeed works very hard for his livn;, but 11 venture the assertion that no man in Rome does more’practical chari ty than he. He is constantly going among the poor people in the fac tory district, and unostentatiously relieves the suiiering and needy. No one will ever know just how much good he accomplishes, for he avoids all publicity in such matters. But I am in a position to know of many of his deeds, and speak only from facts. All honor to this plain, practical Christian gentleman. It was through his es forts that Pansy Chapel was re modeled and fixed up so neatly. The Southern Hotel, in Chat tanooga, under the proficient management of Mr. W. A Camp, is now considere one of the best in the South. He has refitted and refurnished it, and made it a hotel second to none. The table service is most excellent, and the servants careful and attentive. When you go to Chattan> oga stop at tl e Southern and you wont regret it, WU’H YOl'H hands t -~r> by suuie chronic Mh cotuplaii wu. . VttjM what i exp sect gSp LUftrp - ■ 1 4 you can acc-n.. 'thing you cun t md no good -oi. <n it. Dr. Pierce 1 * W? orne Prescription will Oa *”"* y° u > safely and cer- Ifrgßhk tuinly, if you'll give ik ™faithful use. 1* For every one of them kKragga “ womanly troubles, this is the only remedy so sxrrs that it can be guaranteed. In periodical pains, bearing down sensations, organic displacements, and every kindred ailment, and in all ths nervous disorders caused by functional derangements —if it •▼er fails to benefit or cure, you has* your nxHMiv hack. It’s k potent remedy for Chorea -er St. Vitns'M Dance—for Insomnia or Inability to fileei and to avert threatened insanity. It regulates all the natural functions, builds up and invigorates the entire female-system, and restore* health and strength. Nothing else, though it maybe batter for a dealer to sell, can be “ just as good” for you to touy. Dr, M. A. THEDFORD LIVER MEDICINE . For / {rtTIVKNtSO dyspepsia I Sick oh tNCIGESTIUN Souwcss g&Lass of Stomach Appcrrrs None Genuine Without Thu Likeness ..ho Signature ofM-A-Thedford on FrontOf Each Wrapper. M.A.Thedford Med.©’ - . Rome. Q a. B E W' A II E 0 F 01N1 M ENTS FO R C A TARRH THAT COM AIN MERCURY as mercury will suiely destroy th sense of smell and completely de range the whole system when en ering it through the mucous sur faces. Such articles shoukl 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 Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, 0., contains uo mer cury, and is cuKen internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure b sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free jfW’Sold by Druggistb, price 75c per bottle Valuable Farms form or sale We have On hand a' 'numberof goodfrums for rent or sale. Th )se farms have come ia.j our hands at very ror sonable figures, and we are in position to offer them at low prices and on most favorable terms. Ten antsand buyers would do well to consult us before trading. We can ,rent or sell. To good par des. wishing time on Farms weare pae pared to offer bargains i Come ant. see us i Hoskinson & Harris. •♦NEW JEWELRYf t I I have received, and I am in daily receipt of New Jewelry, tne: very latest and th- Pr ti st goods on the mark :t. Bridal Presents I a Silver Novelties Holiday Goods I And then I have a beautiful assortment of Clocks and watch es and a handsome line of Dia monds Remember it affords’ Pleasure to show you our goods J- K. WILLIAMSON.. BROAD STREET, ROME GA‘ N. B Repairinga specialty 108 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. The Tnousands Who Have Used DR KING’S j ROYAL GARMETUER 1 i' FOR INDIGESTION i DYSPEPSIA NERVOUSNESS DEBILITY LaGRIPPE FEMALE TROUBLES Etc., Etc., Will be glad to learn that they can now get this great remedy, at the same old price, one dollar, in a new and larger package, which contains about 63 per cent, more medicine than the old bottle. This makes the best medicine on the market as cheap as the cheapest, and gives more value for the mon ey than any tning else in its line. Its matchless pre-eminence is be yond question, with those who have given it fair trial. Its cheap ness will now greatly enlarge the scope of its healing and health giving work. It is as pleasant to take as lemonade, harmless al ways, and CURES WHEN ALL ELSE FAIJ.S. 108 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Speculation HAMMOND AND CO STOCK & BOND BROKERS, 130 & 132 Pearl Street, New York City N. Y. Stecks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold, or carried on Margin. P. S. —Send for explanatory circular on speculation, also week ly market letter. (Free.) A "TRANCECLAIBVOYANT”— Send Zonk with age, sex *ud nt a nip and receive horoaewp*- of future life. Madame Jubber, dead trana* medium, seventh daughter, born with k v«> t a i.l wonderful gift of second sight; telle pa«t . rev .. and future FULL NAME OF WILIAM YOG iVILL MARKY; postively uoiropeaitiaai. ilvioeon business, love marriage, speculation, divo co, changes, missing friends, sicknean, Wiiiv, | eosions and all affairs of life , every Md den mystery revealed ; helps all whoareintiwib le ; never fails; gives advice,Mi all pnivire M tore. ~ biiisness tranaations, love affaire, taio ly troubles, stock speculation*, lawsuitn,abimaci friends; cures witchery,fits,drunkenness,o>>» habit, rheumatism ami ail long st and login yvo rious diseases, $5,000 CHALLENGE to any medium or fortune teller who <sui. exi**> her in her wonderful revelations of sha past •present and future events of persons Rve». AB challenge accepted, and in return CHALLBNG «¥■ - THE WORLD. - Business strictly private and eenffdentiaJ. Madam .lubber will always.stand as high abwva th ■ common mediums in this country a» tfc»- President above the ragpicker, while her charg es for the truth are the same as wha; the other mediums charge lor falsehood. Skeptical people who, on account or the n.'ftnj misrepresentations in the pajiers, have lost fiuTfe in newspaper advertising should write ;an cl bn convinced that all advertisements are awt frauds. It is well known throughont the world Obat. mediums are the only reliable seers, and tha* charms cause love, speedy marriage and sown in business. YOUR FUTURE REVEALED LN A DEAD TRANCE, Unites the separate amt'exwv es speedy and happy marriage with the- one y«u love; causes good luck in all thing* advice. SECURE A CHARM AND WEAK ULA MONDB. Reveals everything. Mmk. JUBBX*. BOX 75, NEW ALBANY, IND. LUCKY CHAJQB FRER. Cut this out and save it. Mention th*, paper, RELIEF IN S'X HOURS Distressing Kidney and Bladdea diseases relieved in six hours by the “New Great South American Kidney Cure.” This new remeaiy is a great surprise on account, uS its exceeding promptness in rffew ing pain in the bladder, kidneys back and every part of the nrinxcy passages in male or female. ”U. relieves retention of water anfi pain in passing it almost imrue d:ately. If you want quick satfef and cure this is your Sold by D. W. Curry DruggierlL Rome Ga. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS.'. Ministers will please takeNntiees that \\ . H. Coker & Co ofi'er. libwr-• al discounts on all purchases. i line of Clothing, overcoats,, Mtacfc intoshes, Hats, Shoes, OVer ■ -keea, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Underwear* Hosiery Neck-wear,, also full line Dsess goods Cloatka & c • W. H. Coker & Co, 19 <fc ZEEhmbIE I St, _ —rlffi-B— j v *