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CON OLIDATE./ The St jck of S. N, Kuttner a.id J. L. Camp and will sell the imcn se t ock consi c ting of over $35,000,00 at cost for 60 days the biggest stock of Shoes ever offered in North Ga. S.N.Kutner23l Bro jd Sts. P.S.We mean busi snes come and see. ' ' ■< ? :• ’ ■ VW :u«‘” agTT'Siw S’- ■ * .-;»C’.iZau.'..-u-.l.LLlm v/-u.F. X *4*3*OFINECALFm6AM S.S.®POLICE,3SOLFS. Mt? I A EXTRA f>NE. '’■* n&f *2.VJBoysSchoolShqes. -LADIES- SEND for catalogue * W®» X 2a*. W-L-DOUGLAS, ™ BROCKT ON. MASS. 'Won ran nave money by purchasing VV. L~ Duuglnn Shoe*, 'Because, we are the largest manufacturers of -advertised shoes in the world, and guarantee the value by stamping the name end price on •'.he bottom, which protects you against higk -prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes v-.-iiat custom work, in style, e.-.sy fitting and ng qualities. have tb.-tn sold <• -er v. here at lower pri< cr for the v live give.l tin 1. v other make ‘‘r ' ■ 1 : fib-.it it'-. It y'-‘ ana - Ms.-- Cantrell & Owens. DR. JAQUES 130 West Sixth Street, CINCINNATI,OHIO Has practiced medicine in Cincinnati years vueei than any physician, giving special at mention to Blood, Nervous and Urinary diseases "•v-rvous Debility, Impotency, etc., resulting ' rum youthful indiscretion, excesses in matured j-i ars and other causes, inducing some of the fallowing symptoms, as dizzi ess, confusion of ideas, defective memery, aversion to society, Jonorrhea, Syphilis, the later causing ulcers, eruptions enlarged joints, rheumatism, swell ing in groins, mucous patches in mouth, sore •.Vhraat. falling hair, Consultations free and in vrted. Hours. 9a, m. to 8 p, m.: Sunday, 10 to 12 in, ILJ-nSTRATEU TREAT SE and free <n a sealed envelope on appl nation. State you j »e. food Advice.* Wo advise every reader of this pap«r M ■vr.'ttr to the Gazette Co., Cincinnati, 0., tat •-dree sample copy of that good old paper— The Cincinnati Gazette. It is now published .’rice a week—every Tuesday and Friday, for only one dollar a year, and it seems to grow fetter with each issue. Its fashion page is luite a feature, being edited with great care. It tb'seribes the very latest Parisian costu tnes, ts well as the plainer, every-day home dress, i .s news pages, home and farm pages, story pages, market pages, etc., are full and com plete. It will always be a welcome visitor to every intelligent family. Agents are wanted in every neighborhood. Only a dollar a year, twice a week. It takes the place of a great metropolitan daily newspaper at one-tenth Xbe cost. It has all the important tele graph news, and is just the thing forthose want to know what Is going on in all ri.-ts of the world, and can not afford to >:'.y Sit a year for the paper which feeds to :>* expensive news. What Nerve Berries ave done for other* f W .- -\'2 \ ' •'Of 16TB DAY f. .! F Easily, Quick!/ Rest{ soth day 1 positive cuftfoAai: W. j -sses. Nervousneot t’Vy. an»Kitil t-heir tru.a of evils resultin' “oi<a > tr.y errors mid later excesses; the rejviJ H.H-rrror U, drk 10s torry eV Dev Nor • cwves tone and th to v - exnal ai A. n'< Sh.ps uuiim'ihjJ ItMirv* -r iiiL'hil **••• cause 1 by ynHliui error* or ex uro of tob:»ci*o, o tim and Kiqnnt /wl- > n lead .0 <n nsuuip. s and j ' • t use shows immediate il , I'ovemcnt. Aceep !■. citation. Inaist upon b .ring the genu ne fV P H no other. < oi. en * ** * ▼ IO » l iG&f) -ent to carrv ir -es •pocket. 1 rue, ?’.OO per box. six boxes, on ful . 00. tiuarnnteed tocurcariy v a»e no kep. by your druggist we will send then/ .}> mv.i. upon receipt of price, i" plain wrap a rx, * Addr -s all mail orders t« A Ml'.H>l C’AI.- €’Cp.. € iik'/iiiuaii * There is no medicine so often needed in every home and so ad mirably adapted to the purposes or which it is intended, as Cham )> rlain’s Pain Balm. Hard y 1 week passes but s ime member >f the family has need of it. A tooth ache or a scald promptlyre ieved and the sore healed in much 1< ss time than when medicine has to be sent for. A sprain may be promptly treated before inflama ion sets in, which in sure s a cu r e in abe u t one- bird of ine time 1 herwise re »}ulf ■ .1 uts and bruise* should re c ’v 're- tm p,, t before ■ : ■ (I (■ pv 1 , which ' -<1 ■n " J p >i,Balm 1 ’ • < ■ ■ r»! maj i* tr • 11 ■ seri< us -xt n * n ?■, ... r niov l hi for a • 1 iame may be * cu ' v ‘ ’ da valuable ■1 pain • ne side o v '' ■ n ini? a . I - Gear' ;’)(i cent bo 11 ; uv. never re • alt bj Lj tj & Bro HM HI EEGS. o Shoe drummers v.ho carry their amples for liv and six months, say that at th end of that tim H their stock looks almost as bad us if it had been worn on the feet. So 1 much rough usage takes ill th : pol- I isb -uid oil off of them and conse ipieut'y they look zery dilapidated. Put it does not injure the goods, and in fact, am q 1 ite as sound as when they went in the trunks. That is the reason drummers sam ,P s sell so cheaply, and really it may always be considered a great oargain to buy them. “It is a fact not gener dly known to the public, but it is quitj true that war between two countries will send ths price of quinine up’’ eaid a drug man to me the other day, '‘And it matters not whether when grain cotr>cs from hostile countries, as it nas no bearing on the question. Os course the size and population of the two nations will make some difference, but it remains a truth well known to drug men that such is the case.” I suppose the explination lies in that immense quantities are requir ed during a war, and now that two counties of such dense population as China and Japan are having a lively spat, quinine is advancing in price. , A man walked into a down town drug store a few weeks ago, and in quired the price of quinine by the ounce. He stated that he was suf sering intensely from neuralgia, and evidently was from the age Di zed experession of his face. Ou be ing told that the medicine he wish ed was 50 cents per ounce, he said : “Why I can get it in C—for 40 cents, surely you can sell it as cheaply as that place?” “Our price is 50 cents, and we do not cut the prices” politely le plied the clerk. •‘But can’t youj let me have it for 45 cents. I am suffering?” “My friend I repeat that the price is fixed and I have no author ity to sell it for less.” “Well where’s the proprietor?” and on being told that ha was at supper said he would wait and get the quinine from him. He eat around for nearly an hour grunting and groaning,audfi na’ly approaching the same clerk said: “Well I can’*- wait any longer, if you wont let ms have it any cheaper I’ll have to have it any way. But if the can ain’t full I am going to bring it back.” “I’ll save you the trouble of coming bnck for we will open it here,’’said the clerk for he was be ginning te lose patience. Now any body with any common sense know that the crystals of 'quinine break with hauling, and lo I when the box was open it wasn’t quite full. The quibbling customer looked at it and said mournfully: “No, I won’t take that.” Now such piciyunishness as that will wear any man’s patience to a frazzle, and the druggist turn ed on his heel without another word and walked to the rear of the house. The man left the store com plaining of the pain in his face and the adamantine heart of the druggists in general. He repeated that game all over town, and if he'ever secured the quinine I coul 1 not learn where it was. That fellow is entitled to the belt, and I think it should be pre sented to him without delay. There is one family who didn’t eat any Thanksgiving turkey. It wasn’t because the head of the es tablishment didn’t get it either. The day before Thanksgiving he bought a big, fat gobbler, all nice ly dressed, and sent it up to the house. Next day the cook proceed ed to bake it brown and done, and then placed on the top of the stove to keep warm until dinner was ready. Now the stove was near a window, and it was up, for it was hot work bending over a stove all day. The cook went in to prepare rHE HUSTLER OF ROME MONDAY DECEMBER 3 1894 the table ami get every thing pre pared. All was on the table except the turkey and she stepped into the kitchen to get it. Horrors! it was gone I She searched every where, but no tur key could be found. She was quite sure she had left it on the stove, but where was it now? The old aunty rushed in and called the wife out, and explained the situation. Then confusion reigned in that household for about ten minutes. Here was a pretty predicament. And the worst part of it was that half a dozen guests had been invited to eat turkey. How could the affair be explained? But finally the matt' r was laid before the husband and he told the guests of the mysterious disappear ance of the principal dish. Then they sat down to a splendid din ner in which turkey alone was lacking to complete it. That family do not know until this day who eat their Thanksgiv ing gobbler, and probably never will. Cannabis Indica or Indian Hemp is a curious drug. In moderate dos es it is a splendid soporific, and has an extremely soothing effect on the nervous system. In excessive quan tities it excites the nerves and im agination of a man to a frightful degree. Many strange stories have been written by people who have experimented with this strange stuff. Tn Rome there is a young man who has read condiderably concerning the properties of Can nabis Indica, and he determined to experiment on himself. His sen sations are best described in his own words and they are herein set forth. “I took it late one evening in order that it w'ould effect me about 9 o’clock at night, and not inter fere with my business. At 7 o’clock I went into a restaurant and had supper, and had hardly finished when I began to feel my lower lip swell. I knew that the drug was taking effect. My lip seemed to swell to enormous proportions, and yet I knew full well it wasn’t. I got out of there as soon as possible, and started to my place of business, which was near by. Then it appeared to me as if my nose was dragging the ground —in fact I knew it was, for I could feel it. I would pass people on the street, and they seemed veritable giants, and I was not two inches high. “I went in the store and stood for a few minutes, and sensations and emotions passed through me in quick succession. I told them that I must go home, and left. It was only a few blocks, yet it took me one week to get there. I remem ber I passed a slight incline in the sidewalk, and as I went down the other side, it became a huge preci pice, and I was falling, falling thousands of feet. I would meet people on the street —seme were veritable giants, others insignifi cant figures • “One moment my body would seem so light and bouyant that it was almost impossible to stay on the earth, and it seemed to me that I must float off into ilimitable space, The next instant my limbs became solid lead, and it was death to move them. The horror of it is that these emotions shift so rapid ly. You. are acting the fool and know it, yet have no power to stop. You realize that everything is im aginary, but cannot avoid the im pressions. “I reached home, disrobed and went to bed somehow —the Lord only knows. Then I slept sweetly, calmly until late next morning, and arose feeling as though there had been a long blank in my ex istance. I vowed then to never fool with Cannabis Indica again. Tapioca, Tapioca, Tapioca,Tap ioca, Tapioca, Tapioca, Tapioca- Tapioca, Tapioca, Tapioca, Tapio ca, Tapioca. Granulated Penany Tapioca only 20/ per pound at Edmundson Grocery Co. Itch on human, mange ©n horses, dogs and all stock, cured in 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by D. W. Curry, Druggist, Rome, Ga. BILL COOK’S MING. He Threatens to Kill the Betrayers of “Skeeter.” Guthrie, 0k.,. Dec. 3. —Great ex citement exists in the little town of Deep Fork, I. T. Several days ago six citizens of that place gave the Indian Terri tory deputies cl ws of the outlaw “Skeeter,” and his crabbed, scraw ly hand, stained with dirt, cap ture followed within four days. Wednesday morning big placards surmounted by skulls and cross bones, were found nailed to the homes of the six informers. The placards were written in and signed: “By order of Bill Cook.’ ’ They read as follows : “We have spotted you You worked our confidence and leaked when you wanted us to do some devilment to through off suspick on. Skeeter was yer frien. Wein ten to kill you befor the dep mar. get up take warnin. “By order Bill Cook.” Many regard the ominous no tices as the work of practical jokers, but nevertheless four of the citizens have left the place. J- ■ TWO MINERS KILLED. Caught Under the Falling ore in a Manganeses M ne. Carterville, Ga, December 3 J. M. Randolph and Thomas Ctay to,.., white, were caught under a slide at the manganese mines near Cartersville, last Wednesday about 2 o c'ock and both were instantly killed. They were undermining one side of the cut in order to get a lump of the ore when the bank caved in. Both men leaves wive and several children. Several others were in the mine at the time but escaped uninjured. The mines are under management of G. W. Sat. terfield & Son. of this place. TOMORROW. A Very Prominent Young Couple of the Fifth Ward will Marry Tomorow evening at 8 o’clock at the residence of the bride’s mother on Main St., Fifth Ward, Mr. R. M. Moss and Miss Cora Johnson will be united in mar riage . Mr. Moss is connected with the Rome Hardware Company, and is a clever and well-to-do young gen tleman. Miss Johnson is the daughter of the lamented Judge Johnson, for so many years ordinary of Floyd, and is an extremely attractive young lady• The wedding will be a quiet af fair, and only a few friends will witness it. The young people will reside in the Fifth Ward in the residence recently vacated by Rev. Mr. Stevens. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. Mrs Mattie L. Mauldin I Libel for vs. Div or c e Perrian. Mauldin. ) in Floyd Supertor Court Meh, term 1894. It appearing to the Court by the return of the Sheriff, in the above stated case that the defendant does not reside in said county and it further appearing that he does not reside in this State. It is or dered by the court, that service be perfected on the defendant by Lie publication of this order and no tice twice a month for two months; three months before the next term of this court, in the Hustler of Rome, a newspaper published in Floyd County in which Sheriff’s advertisements are published. April 18 1894. W. M. Henry, J. S. C. R. C. FLOYD SUPERIOR COURT MCH., TERM 1894. Mrs Mattie L. Mauldin, j Liabel vs. > for Perrin A. Mauldin. \ Divorce To the defendant Prrin A Mauldin, you are hereby notified to be and appear at the next Su perior Court to beheld in and for said county on the 4th, Monday in next September then and there to make your defense, if any you have to the Plaintiffs Libel for Di vorce. Witness the Hon. W. M. Henry, Judge of said court, this April 18, 1891. Wm. E. Beysiegel, Clk. Supr. Court. TREVITT&JOHNSON 206 BROAD STREET 1 PRESCRIPTION Agents for Mouson’s Imported Perfumes, s-i TREVITT& JOHNSON The Lead'ng Prescription Druggists of the citv Paul Reese has charge of the Prescription Department. * « -t- -h +* > <>. ; . ‘ n STOSF anil IMlffl’ll MANUFACTVRERS AND DEALERS IN FINE Mamin and Granite, Monuments, Godm, Wire ag ffrerg Iron Feiciag, Lawn Vacos, Fountains &c. fittY-Order What You Want and Get What You Order. S HEMSTREET Mgr, Chattanooga Tenn, 1116 Market Street. A. J- BANKSTON General Agent Ringgold Georgia THE KEELY INSTITUTE Formerly located at Dalton, Ga., has removed to Rome where it will remain permenetly. The Company has eecur ed a commodious and conviently arranged building, two miles north of the city, on the Summerville road, will adapted to the requirements of a private institute, where every possible ccmfert and convience will be supplied for the benefit of those under treatment. Parties deeding furth er information, address, I. ) ft t . The keely Institute, P. O. Drawer, 348. ROME GEORGIA, Libel fer Divorce. Georgia, Floyii county : Minnie Bates, ) Flzvd (superior oonrt vs J No 73 David Bates, ) Libel for Divorce The defendant, David Bates, is hereby requir ed in person or by Attorney, to be and appear at the superior Court next, to be holden in and for the county aforesaid on the 2nd Monday in Jan uary 1895, then and there to ai.swer the Plan tiff’s Libel for Divorce. As in default of such appearance said counrt will proceed thereon as to justice may appertain. Witness the Hon. W. M. Henry, Judge ofsaid court, this the 28th day of Nov. 1894. Win, E Beysiegel, Clk, Supr, court Moyd county Ga, for Divorce. Georgia, Floyd county. Emma Dodd ) Floyd Superior Court vs . ! No. 72 B. H. Dodd ) Libel for Divorce. The defendant, B. H. Dodd, is hereby required in person or by Attorney,to be and sppearat the Superior Court next, to be holden in and for the county aforesaid on the 2nd Monday in January 1895, then and there to answer the plantiff’s Li bel for Divorce, as In default of such appearance said Court will proceed thereon as to justice may appertain. Witness the Hon. W. M. Henry Judge of said Court, this the 28th day of Nov. 1894. Wm.E. Beysiegel, Clk, Supr, Court, Floyd county, Ga Libel for Divorce, Georgia, Floyd county. Camilla E. Gunn) Floyd Superior Court vs J No. 74. J. P. Gunn. ) Libel for Divorce. The defendant, J.P. Gunn, is hereby required in person or by Attorney,to be and appear at the Superior Court next, to be holden in and for the county aforesaid on the 2nd Monday in Jan uary 1895, then and there to answer the plant’ff’s Libel for Divorce. As in default of su«h ap pearance said court will proceed thereon as to ustice may appertain. Witness the Hon. W. M. Henry Judge ofsaid Court, this the 28th day of Nov. 1894. Wm. E. Beysiegel, Clerk Supr. Curt, Floyd County, Ga sstray Notice Georgia Floyd County: Agreeable" to the "order from the Court of Ordinary, will be sold before the Court House door in the 919th Disirlct G. M. Said County between the legal hours of sale on Thursday the <>tli <lav of December next the following Estray one dark red cow about 7 years old split in right ear. with left horn gnawed, valued at #6 Estrayed by John L. Doss, of said Dist. and is now on the premises of said Doss, This Nov. 2U, 18 4. J. C. Moore Sheriff. Don’t take internal remedies for Female Diseases Common sens ■ requires a direct application like “Orange Blossom” Sold by D. W. Curry. ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN F«r Sheriff. To the voters of Floyd county, I annsuce my self a candidate for Sheriff of Flood county and if elected Dallas Turner and Klip Williamson will be my deputies. Election first Wednesday in January 1895. Very respectfully J P McConnell. For Clerk of Superior Court, I hereby announce myself a Candidate for re-election for the Office of Clerk of Floyd Superior Court. Election first Wednesday in January 1895 W M E> Beysibgbo For Treasurer. We are authorized to announce the name of James B. Hill for re-election to the oilice of County Treasurer. For Tax Receiver I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Receiver Floyd county Election, first Wednesday in tanuary 1895 «• U. McOsker tl hereby announce myself as a candidate for t he office of Tax Receiverof Floyd county, eiec ion to tie held on first Wednesday m January 1 895. Respectfully. R. L. Foster I gave my right arm to the “Lost Cause,” and respectfully ask the people of I loyd <; 9 unt :, . give me the office of Tax Receiver. Election ursv Wednesday in January 1895. F. w. QuabLs. For Bailiff. To the voters of the 9l9th Dist, G, M- 1 spectfully auHoui.ce myself as a candidate Baiiiff. and if elected will do my duty to best ofmyambdity p M( , LEoD To the voters of the 919th Dist G M : f 6 ’ l "''" Citizens I hereby announce myself as a Can i date for Bailiff of the 919th Dist, and if elected I promise to discharge the duties of the to the best of my ability, Respectfully 'IHOMASO. To the voters of the 919 Dist. G M: fl, !! < “' I |idate zens I hereby announce myself as a.•• (t for Bailiff of the 919th Dpt, and if promise to discharge the duties of th the best ambility, Respectfully (jauwile. To the voters of the 919th Dist Citizens I hereby announce elected I for Bailiff of the 919th Dist, and « t 0 promise to discharge the dutj o9 , b[ . ? cK he best ambility, Respectfully E. L. i oo I hereby announce myself a ® Bn f i '!‘ l o I .i°9l9tti election to the office of c ol 'sL' ,1 * *J t Saturday Dist G, M. I- loyd County Election Ist in January 1895respec fully w. ' ■ When you go to Edmundson’s I" buy your sugar and coffee, s ".q • soda and salt and othei groef n > don’t forget that they have tn< best cheap tobacco in Rome. P l plug, 25/ per pound, 21 plug 9 SI.OO