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BUSTIER OF SOME ■Moaa-elkM Mail Mawar. rHILG.BY fi D,|* £ ~ 1 . li ,4ja» 1 C. REECE: ) oity i BDITOR. DAILY AM) SUNDAY. JI ♦•nt* * we«k or $5.00 per aunun ♦ NLT OFFICIAL ORGAN jt! te.« city of Rome, and Floyd, th, “Banner county of Geonr a. ■■■■■■■■■■■■mnrrnTwrnTwii--itni r' - Chief aruoung whom John Tem 'j.l« ie which. JKotb is blowing, but Alabama’s . xaiee don't care a straw • Southward the hum of cotton •mills takesits way. sTalee has ones more pressed hi* ■patrician foot upon English s »il. The U ited St des uses nearly one -ixtaalf of the quinine prtd-icedin the ■world. In Iceland men are not perrr.P to whistle —that’s the wind's oaciness. Germans who bet often put a jro’d “Mark on a prediction—that’s 3izz—Mark it. Montana will furnish about 200, LOO head of beefcatile to the Easr ■•ru. markets this year. Where is John Temple Graves Vxt?” Has he joined “General” ■'<ortbens emigration bureau? It is the Sparta Ishmaelite that exclaims-. “May cuckooism perish with Cleveland’s administrate on!” Zola, the French writer, is com iag to America to lecture.—Shades nf Willie. Breckenridge! "Govemnor” Kolb should se- r.rrra the position of advance agent * “Wiliie” Breckinridge’s Lec ture . When death takes a hand in the ..f Atne, would it be a grave j9ke to if the benes are not invariably < Aoftded? That was a salty subject embrac ■ nd by Lot when he left his saline ■- :xniee who had become stuck on plain . n chasing the “dark hour” po iets the Democrats have permitt ee the iczge eared decendants of bahnm'e—but let that pass. '.mmany should have been n f ned to death years ago. Such O'•GL.necs, and corruptions should >t ce permitted on the face cf earth. here seems to be a movement foot over in the tenth to with xirrv . ‘th Black and Watson from .hb - 'ining extraordinary' congres- sional campaign in that neck of the woods. ’A e are for peace, all the sam 0 t»;? vould like to see Congress shoot t grinding trusts to death— ■ tu il “pop guns” are employed '■ r kommitting the fatality. here seems to have been dis- Vronce in the law when the ap-j ropr.eition was wanted for Chi- Sg) and when it was wanted fcr Junta.—Augusta Herald.’ Christmas will come in due time out the military child of Georgia £>ht as well be a Jerry Simpson -4c tar as the gecd it will get from iie Legislative papa’s is concern ed. Orator John Temple Graves of G eorgia, seems to have a profound contempt for ward politicans. Ap 'iar&Btly, he considers this species stxclußively confined to the North. ~ hey are all statesmen down South. —Boston Herald, t seems that our Northern friend xajlod to see Graves’letter cuGeor politics. We have a great many salesmen. my friend, but there are f..»re ward politicans still left in -Ls South.—Augusta News. Governor Oi’es believes tha’ will reped the obnoxious tax on S'ate Banks’. L«t u« hop° j hat our oaten ar- wild and that its in oats straw which shows the way the wind is blowing A red haired girl of tho n m • of I’elibo nd bus been discovered in Eastern Maine. It must have he«u th : s Jona who drov tie demo cratic animals out of the Govei • 'i ent a! Arks. Says Editor Revillo of the Meri- 1 wether Vindicator: “Th<* first vote the writer e er cast wan for J< e Brown for govern or and against B. H. Hill. We were a student at Emory College t ien.” Th° first State to be admitted to ’he U lion bv congress should be a State of financial relief. —Augusta Chronicle. Right. And there are lots of us who would like to jump corner lots and river bottom land claims in shuch a common —wealth. 3 l e history O’a -iw paper ve"- tu i . New Jersey says the Augusta | Chr uiicle is path* tical'v summed uu a< follows, ‘Mr. B n’s investment in the enterprise was $200,000, und ; 1 he Iris to show for it is a copy of tne first a id last esues of the paper which he will save a souvenirs ” The message sent the legislature by Governor Atkinson seems to have pleased everybydy except Hon. Tom Watson. It is no use piping t > Thomas for he won’t dance only r to his own music. All the papers in the state comment most favorably’ upon the strong, sensible and timely message except Mr. Watson’s Daily Press. Tom is determined that nothing shall be unanimous in Georgia so long as he remains on deck,—Meriwether Vindicator. 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Very respectfully •I r McConnell. For Clerk ofSup< riorCoti t, I nereby announce mself a Cin.l.ilite for ion c.r the Office of Clerk ol Huy Superior Coert. / Election hist Wednesday in Janu try 1895 W-'l E. HEVBIm.HI. For Treasure r. We are authorized to announce th? name of lames B. Hill for re-electioa to the office ol County Treasurer. Fir Tax Riieivjr I heiebv announce myself as a ennoidate foi re-election t- the office of Tax Receiver <»1 Floyd county Election, first wed .esday in tznuary 18*5 Al. D. McOskur I hereby announce mv.self is a can Ulate for hi office of Tax Ke ietverof Flo.d county, elec tor to be held on first Wednesday in January 885. Respectfully. R L. Foster I gave my right arm to the “Lost Cause,” and respectfully asic the people of Flovu county to give me the office of Tax Receiver, Election first Wednesday in jaiiuaiy 1895. F. W. Qt-ARLS. FOR TAX COLLEJfJR. I beg tv announce myself as a Candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing Januarv election, and kindly as < the support of friends. JNO, J. BLACK For Coroner, I hereby atnounce myself a Candida e for re elecion to the office of coronerof Floyd county. Election tlrst.wednesday in januaty 1895. T Al Drennon. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of coroner for F oyd county, and desire the support of my friends. Election first Wed nesday in January 1895. Johnß Goddard. For Bailiff. To the vo.ers of the 919th Dist, G, M I re speccfully an.iour.ee myself as a candidate for Bailiff, and if electe i will do my duty to the best of my ambility VV. P. Mcleod To the voters of the 919th Dist G M : fellow Citizens I hereby announce myself as a Candi daie for Bailiff of the 919th Dist, and if elected I promise to discharge the duties of the offi c to the best of my ability, Respectfully Thomas c. M ORBI >. To the voters of the «H 9 Dist G M; fellow Citi zens 1 hereby announce myself as a Candidate for Bailiff of the 919th Dist, and if elected I promise to discharge the d .ties of the office t» vne best ainbiiicy, Respectfully F. M. Carwile. To the voters of the 919th Dist G. M. fellow Citizens 1 hereby announce myself as * t'adida.e fur Bailiff of the 919th Mist,' and if eleeced 1 promise to discharge the du tie.- of tne offics to he best a.ability, fje vpeccfuily E. L. Pollack I hereby annonnee myself a candidate for re election to the office of constable for the 919th Dirt G, *l. Floyd County Election Ist Saturday iu January 1895respec'tully W. AL. Bvak* I hereby announce myself as a Candidate for re-election to the office ot Bailiff 919th Dist G. Al. Election first Saturday in January. HENRY BEARD To the voters of the 919 District G. Al. Floyd county: I hereby announce myself as candidate for the office ot Bailiff and asking your support, pledge you to do my duty to the best of my abil ity when I am electeu, John Elders. I hereby announce myself as candidate for Bailiff of the Koine District 1 will not be able to see each votei. in person but hope to have their support on the first Saturday in January 1895. E. P. Tredaway. To the voters of the Rome Idistrict: I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Bailiff 1 feel competent to discharge all duties pertaining to the office and earnestly solicit your favorable consideration at the polls. Election Ist Saturday in January 1895. lE. T. Gilliam. Male Help Wanted, 812.00 aday to agents selling the Royal white Metal Plater or taking orders for platL.g. Trade secrets, formulas, receipts, etc. furnished free. A good agent can make two to three thousand dollars per year with the Royal Plater. For terms etc. address Gray Yc Co. Plating ,w irks Columbus, Ohio. Sun. Wed. Fri. Wanted:—Energetic man tomanage branch office; position permanent; salary §1,200 and commission; must furnish s<soo, to assist in car rying stock. Address: Manufacturers, Box 339, St. Louis, mo. a A “TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT.”—Send 25 C lltS, with age, sex and stamp, and reieive hor scopeiffu ture life, madam jubbeii, gypsy, deau trance clairvoyant, seventh daughter, born with double veil; tells past, present and future; full name of whom you will marry; challenges the world. Itis well known throughoutthe world that gypsies are the only reliable foituue tellers and their charms cause love, speedy marriages and success in business, secure acharm and weak diamonds. Advice on business, marriage, speculation,'changes, losses, all affairs. lucky charm free, n. b. 1 will not leceive registered letters or money orders. A.ways send stamps or express (prepaid) mme jubbeii, New Albany, Indiana. Cut this out. wed-Sun Commercial Aeency. 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