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TREVITT&JOHNSON 206 BROAD STREET, PRESCRIPTION mu GGI STS§- Agents for Mouson’s Imported Perfumes, TREVITT& JOHNSON The Leachng Prescr ption Druggists of the city Paul Re -se has charge of the Prescription Department. •• + *+♦• + * + 1 ----- ÜBS SW aul CMI MANUFACTURERS AND ) 1 IN MarDlh anil Granite, Monuments, Ciw, Wire sac Art Im Fenciug, Lra Vacos, Fountains & ttjrOrder What You Want and Get What You Order. S HEMSTREE’ r Mgr, Chattanooga Tenn. 1116 Market Street. A. J. BANKSTON General Agent Ringgold Georgia THE KEELY INSTITUTE Formerly located at Daltor., Ga., lioß removed to where it will remain permenetly. The Company ha-< sec ur ed a commodious and ceovieutly p.rrahged fuildit'g. two j miles north of the city, on the Summerville rood, w»i. adapted to requirements of a private institute, wh-re i every p‘a-thle comfort end convience will be supplied for Ihe bom fief those under treatment. Parties dei-iring furth er if,format ion, address. The keely Institute, P. O. Drawer, 348. ROME GEO GIA, BSWFALL AND WINTER MILLINERYIB94 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 Zenhyrs. Will sell at lowest Cash prices, Call and See us, Respectfully A. O. GARRARD. NORTH 6ESRGI?. Igriculturai Mkp. BEPABW7 OF THE UKIVERSITY, frahionsga, Goargia. loria begin, first Hondty fu February Hrm first Monday hi Boptombcr. -mm-, , ,'I FiMX LITERARY COURSf’Z .1-0 011 • . TCITIOJI ■’RB3S ~ W th ample eorps of tenxLers. iHfiOUGH MILITARY THAIHIIb wsa -i — tmiii i ■■■n »xi I under a U. 8. Army Offiew detall.M Secretary of war. ..■> , i - Departments sf Business, ShG hand, Typewrithn, Telegraphy Music and- -Art. '* .-.mroeoi . j'C.i iunm>Jl> Va-HiaT trader competent and iqst)-u.cp>i., rI , T(WN<; LADIES l*avo« |nal mlyantpc-B. > ■ I . -1 I'- 1..U 'IU • V .119 111 CHfIPESI MLLESE iUaF-S 1 For catalogue* and fan inibHii rti ' dress Seerttary or Treasurer - f • Trustees. - Agents. $75 Ju £4 • Exclusive territory. Tho Jj ' Rapid lIKhMa-her. Washes all th« j <Ji»h>-s for a famii-. in use minute wi V Wr*nhce, nuses ami urns 'h»rn Without willing th- hands. You ( P u,h the button, the machine does the rest. Briaht. pmtsbed dishes. » * od cheerful wives. No scalded ' I Mug-ni.uusoihdbaudaerclothfHK. 1 ' b "uu*«. t'heap durable,wai rauted. Clrcularsfrte W. PrUmKIHON A CO.* Clsrk ha. 12, Cvluiobua. O. There is no medicine so often ne ded in every home and so ad niiably adapted to the purposes or which it is intended, asCham erlain’s Pain Balm. Hard ly a week passes but some member ot the family has need of it. A ooth ache or a scald promptly re ieved and the sore healed in much <ss time than when medicine has co b • sent for. A sprain maybe p r unptly treated before inflania on sets in, which in sure » acute in ab» u t on -f I ird of the time <>t berwise r> - <1 ii id. Cuts and bruises should r»- •5- : ve ini aediate treatment b< f «r> ae p r.i» become swell 1 -n, ’which " hi only be done when Pamßa.u. 'j - 'pt r! hand. A sore throa In »' f.tti A d bes re it becomes sen- u* vvAiiku h.bbeewe corn may be r mo\ I "■ ! | plying if twice a day for a week'or two.- A lame back may b ciiWd an.o pe verah a' f of vi im il« time mved, or »pi> u >h» Fid* < d ctor bill. Procure a 50 cent b- t e st once and you l will tfuv«r ■ re > r s'llo ! y L s v” ,; fr Bro. i— i i—m— 'r. r• I > .. i.• •f 1 » .1 I ■ • NGTiCF. 7 ■ I ofne (Ju.. I'oc. Bth, 1891 Any Mudant enti ling the S::oi t ;id oi Telegraph department of hi k< me Busii.i i-s lit vers it i*'. chilli In ve their ti ition fr in now ; u the Ist, of January five of I.H go. J. G. Harn ison, Prop. rHE HUSTLER OF ROME TUESDAY DECEMBEII 1894 CLAYTON’S MURDERER Recalled hy the Suicide of the Man who Warned him. Litre Rock, Ark. D e. 11. — 1 Anoth» r ppiFon whoso ui me ! into prominence in connection with th* fatuous political murder c h-. in which II in. John M Clay l Hi *>i>s Ih« hssiicHiii’f victim, a cr riio winch ptartleii the entire 1 <• uiiln, and has to this day re dbiiihl ehroudr-d in mastery h«:a jcuui* to s to dent end Word was receive;! here to-day I announcing the suicide at Walla Walla. Wash., of J. A. Cloblentz last night. Cloblentz was Sheri 1! of Conway County, Arkansas, at the time of the famous Breckin ridge-Clayton congressional con test, and it was he who apprehen ded Clayton on the day previous to the assassination with the ad monition not to remain at I’lum merville. “Mr. Clayton,"Cl b -ntz said I that day, “don't remain in Firm in >rville. If you do you will be kill- e< ■ Whe” er the advice was giv< n with any positive knowledge on , Cloblentz’s part of the fate that was in store for Clayton will neve 1 ’ be known to the public at larg<. Clayton paid »’• attention to tie admonition, however, ami thiif night a cr me was committed w liii li jhas puzzled detectives ever since. Cloblentz was a prominent fig lure in Conway County politics,' and after this first term of expired. Mr. Cb* eland, during 1 is first term of office, appointed him Collector of the Port of Seattle,' W.Bh. | 1 He had that portion until two. | years ago. when he was appointed j Warden of the Prison ; t Wai a Walla, Wash., a position he was I filling at the time of his sui-ide last night. No details of his act have been received here, but it is stated that his n n ains v. ill be 11 nt t<> Morrillton interim nt. She Won’t Interfere. Boston, December 11. —Lady Henry Somerset, now visiting in I this city, emphatically denies that ■ she will organize a crusade against livii g pictures. She says: “I have no thought of interfer ing with exhibitions given in Amer ica. There are plenty of citizens, wise and vigilant, who will watch over the morals of this land. I raised my protest in England against entertainments that 1 c m sidered likely t > demiraliu th > spectators and p -rs irm its. I liar > not visits I, nor do 1 expect t > via jit, the theaters where living pic tures are given in America.” Dodged The Bullet. Springfield, Ohio, Dec. 11 —An - ton Singer, a saloon keeper, was called to the door of his residence by knock early this morning, a ul when he opened the door a c >Hrel ’ man pushed a revolver in his face and demanded his in >ney. Mr. Singer shut the door just as th • fel- ■ low fired, the bullet lodging in th • opposite wall of the room. ' Krwp’s Gift. Berlin, December 11.—Htir Krupp, head of the great gun-mak ing firm, 5,000 marks for the con struction of a Protestant church at ■ ’ Essen, where the Krupp works arc situated. Essen is the center of a large Ca holic population. w A I H ' 1 If >i ■■ ■■ 4 **.- / the vert . .■ , to take Dr. Ptncco’s Goldon Medical i i •<>'. ery it n<u, if j->u toel O-.il y<-ur Liovd u> on’ ■of order. D n’t wait until you 1 vo to cur* i ciimri.t..; it’s «.uur and better to j>i * rent it. , Wgh th-Tint biotchi % ■■■ ■*’ or th- duili/v.si|, H'eurlueSM, and depie.-mion that orc i some of ilv pt-r.. , y.. i.. . ■ ~i. i bine. It. rd IT rouse ev-rv ra— -n into l-'olthy ; action, tirSroul 1 lv . and r-oa r your ( tiT-B-.i.n, ,i ■ un • c i le ai h aim Rtia. its tt • omy blood ! : n- iudv. [u Li- r ’ sti.ub rn Ski. ■>! I Scalp affect ion-: iff the worat forms of tscrof i ula; in rn r / d’ < e i‘"J on bv n torpid l:\ oi lor impure bio-sl~ if it or fen-t<> Ixnieflt oi .cun . you I. .. x . .MU-uav... j L.... ... No substitute urged by a tricky dealer, thop-h r may ' i bette" f t h u tJ scZZ, cat be “ just as good ” for you to bu>/. A certain and lasting cure, for the wc-*t Catarrh in tLj Herirl, is prarant-r<i by tut mak.rsuf Dr. Safe's Catarrh Reraedjr. SPACE Belongs To Old Santacjaus Whosp Headquarters is ESTJ IISHED With COKER AT 19 2i & 23 LOWER BROAD STREET DONTBUY IIOLIDAY.GOOIIS « Until you see our line, which is large and com plete in every resp-. ct, consistingof all the latest impcricQ and Domestic T OHS A-Cjain. we advise you to be suw and see om- lino I>e fo l e yon buy Open for i uspi’C-tipu oh and after 15ec lotli 19 Broad Si... Rome era. L-let iC Vv heel Sign.