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•>?«> FRESH GROCERIES
We have them in endless profusion
variety,
If you want the very best that the markets
afford, send me yourotders.
Beur larder stocked with my provisions
guarantees a long and happy life--
<DL. A.. DEMPSEY.O
R. V. Mitchels old stand + + + + + +
BnOAD STREET
SHINGLES,
We make them and sell
them at bottom prices,
HUME &. PERKINS
■ H AUIB4 HWW »>!»»l
TODDS.
Is The Place to get
GROCERIES
Os all l<in<ls.
dZHLA-I 3 -
IB94FMLANO WINTER MILUNERYIB94
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
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t o r B H BMB 010 SORES t
5 PRICKLY ASH. POKE RuQT
r and potassium TROUBLES C
5 Slakes am! , j»SPtPS!A ;..
t Marvefcas Caros <
rli/ '., I' a greatest blood purifier on
5 in Blood Poisf-.n >
MSSARS LIPPS.«.> iiROS. « MwVaUUuD, [i.
X . Ca. : I)::ai; Sirs- I hour’ s a bottlo of \
Z Rheumatism c :
X. - >• ~-* ll, *** > 21*‘* rn.'nt’i..’troatr.ientat the I’otSprlnga. X
3ui*d three bottlea C. O. D. Xh
x and Snrnfu a aesvtet ‘'jkO:vwT o w. 1
UtsLi V .-• ■. tJ ‘ t«I u* Aberdeen, Brov.n County, *O. (?’
>, P. P P. purllies the blood, build* up Cnpf.J. F Johnston
the weak and debihtat d, gh ■< .. . t bn-a.
strength ,o wei.kencd nerves, ca] <■:■» . \ '
diseases, giving the patient health ui.d *>' <” r .-• J I?’?. r z >
happiness wiiore Miner. gl-><rn- of -• 1 ■, 1 ,- L°f * r > .'.. II 5'V. ‘J (
feclll,) -’l a,ul '^- lu 2» <■;“ ITe.-u.leu, ‘3?.^/.^7-7.. S,)/ -’eruption on
For primary scr W ry and tertiary Py b "°?’t vain u^itfiY r ? k p°wasusodl C
X syphilis, fur Lio.. I p.. la >ning. meruu- ’7w oAurely car'od. K
rial poison, ma'srln. ay- pepsin, and •'JIS® d ,3 • j n JOUHSTW. /
W in ail blood and skin diseases, like (oigneu oyj J. r>. Jun.<auua,
blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers. Bavannan. ua. v
4* tciter. scald head, boils, erysipelas, Btln Cancer Cured. e
ecze:nn--vo rm* rx’t, without tear of Q
K cont rad icti< »n, thnt i‘. P. J*, is ikeh’d TeiUmonyfr online Mayor
blood purio r I i thcw i.ld.n id make* . f
positive, speed/and permanent cures F^Qr T ?r, T—’r., January 14. lA93* v
In nil cares. Mi. -h - Pirn ’n I’ nr Savannah,
_ —i 11, «n - -7—.- Oa.: (ifnth 'n-\ hnvo tried your P.
Tadic- whrxin rre noisoned *’• !*• r radi • '.so f tho'kin. usually
rnd whoao biood isin ai hnpure con I- £ a own skm Z
V n ,;e^riiTrl??nL\7l?Ll^Ttl'c r W.m: pn blood %
corful tonic and blood cleansing prop- rlta»lon ic >m tao Beat oft ho disease
P P P Ast Poke and prevent.* nny spreading of t' e f
BcotnSdlotA-slum y co ' x ”-- I In'-vo t.ken ilvoo! nix bottles
A Boot audl ota-. lum- _ c ., c i fed ..oafidenc that courso
- ii.i, i* .•> will effect a cnre. It haa also relieved
thA* r ' from ki'ii. ,«rion and ctoxaacfc
“—I c»in spoak in tno highest sc ~ t
JW rout inedcino from my ■wn pernor.. I ituJtMea. lours try y. nrT aT 7,
kro-vlodze. Iwas.-fiectt iwkhl -ai t; / 7 racy nt Ls'(7 VT
Jo disease, pleurisy and riicumatistn tor ..-t racy a i-a .
S 3 roars, was treated by the very bort;
S n d%v;*r;&\ M n LS93SBS rqim Free.
C c’S ALL DdUGQISTS SELL IT. &
choerfuliy say It has done no moro , t> r~«fjr- r, ra
■P good than anything 1 have ever taken. ti„S If" • Cju >1 t’J KSrChJcSa
I can recorr.tnen 1 your medicine to u.i XI
BUfierirsof the nbovodiaenses. PROFHaETORK
MR3. M. M. YEARY, ..
Bprlnsao!d. Green County, Mo. Uppnasui’o It 1 oca,Savannah, O» X;
T " EBYD. W. CUR V
THE LITTLE RUBY BARBER
TONSORIAL PARLOR
All ycu want work In mv line call at my olace
Frank Taylor, The old reliable.
THE HUSTLER OF ROME, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER, 5 1894
TURKEY’S STORY.
Os the Armenian Massacres is
Very Different.
Washington, D. C. Dec. 5.
The Turkish Legislation todayfur
nished the following official tele
gram, received by the Minister
f oin Ti rkey, r dative to the trou
bles in .Armenia:
“It hus bem ascertained that
agitator? originally from Rouma
nia and Greece and recruited in
Caucasus, took an important part
in the Sassoun rebellion.
“Following instructions from
the London Armenian Committee,
inon yis even now secretly sub
scribed in Caucasus with the view
of creating more rouble at Mouch
and other places. It was the Ar
menians of the Talourie Dis’rict
who started the revolt, attacking
Mussulmen villages, the inhabi
tants of which had great difficulty
insh Itering them elves in their
winter quarters, near Diarbekir.
“Regular troops were innn id -
ately sent to the sp it. These tro > s
never employed more than 70 o.
80 Kurds, who were of the Djaafer
trib’, and served as guides in those
hilly regions, ac or ling to the cus
tom that all armies follow.
r l hes > facts show that far from
committing any cruelties, the reg
ul ir tro ips's.icceeded in resfoimg
peace aid order. A further proof
that there was no persecution of
my sort is evinced by th* fa *t tint
peaceful Armenian villages, not
o-irtacing of th* 1 revolutionary
in ivement, although surrotin led
by the villages th * inhabitants of
which were in opt n revolt, w re
left in perfect te u ty nl unmo
lested during and after the milita
ry operations.’’
A Cowardly Outr?gi
Little Rwk Ark. D c. 5 L S
Ca ter of (n bpm I♦ n f ><v ishin ,
has sworn on' a war a it fur the ar
rs* of Jerome Deatherage. V* x
OiCir and Cal Nj:!1 fur a9’ ult on
hi* daugh “ V Die
The g rl claimi th*t eh ' h n ben
c irresponding with a vuung ma i
in’Texas named Aug in, an I had
ftgre*d to meet him at th* Mb* un
lin wh«re they were to have b*e >
ma tied
Jerome Deathprage.a married man
agree 1 to take h *r to A *glin After
leaving hom <-ih »ln 'ied D ath
written s he Pt’ r j . Sh*
th i i aft»mpted to eaoap* fr m h'm
our, with the a«ai-rauce of the
N-ill brothers Deatherage out
raged lipr
Dicwrcd Lib Rats.
Whi’phall, N. Y., D’-3. 5.
Praiii No. 4of the Dih v rre mid
•TudHon Riilriil. wb’c'i l-f’
Montreal at. 9:10 ilii< nonine
was d-ir ti le 1 on* mll • ini a li J f
north of P >rt H i w ah > i 1;2 )
th in a f ter.ioou. I’n » teud -ir. in n 1
and expre®-» and b icrgajr* car w*ut
i ito Li'oCmu tii. 0i» »•. I »f
the emoker wa* aI J > thm vri into,
the Wbter. Richard (2 unn, of I i I
Btou. N Y : a i
and Al nl A retjt R >ii*i*, of 0
P >int, N. Y : were dr i.vn >J. O i«r
--w r-t digh’lv i>»j*i >• I.
Now For DtniaJs
Shelbyville,Lt 1,, Did. s—' h i
lanuy of E l üburg, claim* tn
distinction of being iti>* y imge
Hollier that eutere l | tin b U
army from Ohio. A r tne tun o
his eiilintnaent he was 13 yea -
old. Mr. C an jy it n iw ote of th *
wealthiest anti beat known hot e
men in Indiana
——
Wh n you want *o
f uy harness ana s’rap
work and buy the ‘
Ghe pand strong. Cali
)n J. S. Henderson the
Reliable Hamess Ma
her- 234 Broad St.
Highes M rke pt‘c?
pai i for Hi es & Pelts
J. S. HFNDERSOr .
For Rext: Cheap one five room
oottng-*, koi, and w ter vt o wa
t . C ill mi ( r a iiir*sp
J P. 1) via. ordi trv
11—9— t.
$18754,34.1
Represent Our Purchases
FOR THE FALL SEASON SHOE RADE
OUR DUPLICATE ORDERS AMOUNTTO
AORETHAN
$5,00000,!
And the Shoe Trade Sea son just
Opened.
‘ e can Accoun t for* this very flat
tering TRADE m no other way
than for the'reason that the people
are ou t lor thehiestval u.es possible
f° * the least otifla.v ofCA Sld I
WE ARE LEADERS
IN LOW PRICES
-eWhoDAR MAY FOIIOw 4- I
pg Our Specialties includes the Entire line.W®
MWe name only a few, jjH
Our Ladies Grain But'on at 75c equals HighWß
gjPrlce’s” $1 ,00. hl
m “ Dongola ” Pat Tip, Opera Toe, All Solidel
fev.sforsl ,25. Same shop in common sense is notaM
RSequaled in this market at $ 1,50 RH
& Our Lade s Fancy Dongola* $2,50 ShoeforffM
1,50 is creating Panic and Cons ernation att'w
«S“High Price’s” headquarters. mH
R 4 Dont neglect*ou; $3,50 anu s4ooLadies Ex-M
K®tra Fine Dongola Kids at $2,1 Ot > $2,60. >fl
►bi Our mens line represents everything from
Vlachine Pegged to a hand sewed-at 60c tog®
bgss,oo. _ M
ra A full line childrens, 40c to $2,00. Always giv-jH
you big Valuable and receiving only
■r Prof i cs . IM
Our Dress Goods Dept is fuli of choice Patter ■
latest goods and lowest prices, ®
Dont forget that we carry an immense stod®
first Class Clothing, Childrens Boys and Mens suO
and Over Coats. A large Invoice of the latter bougW
25c per cent under regular price. See them-at J
ww
19 Bi oadlSt. Rome Gr<t- ■