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Are cordially invited to JMf
isl call at our store, on *|*
w and after Tuesday
Jfi morning Dec. 1 Oth
when we will dis- K*
Splay the most sei ■<
ectlineof Holi- Idv
day goods ev C
er shown in <■
Rome 4-®
Our goods are all new, k*
«i just received the past p 7
w week and others will •,’>
W arrive during the C
G next few days M
Respectfully
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-»g+Carver & Harpers old Stands*
-+MW. H. STEELE,**
241 & 243 Broad Street.
SELL RICHARDS. WINK LANSDEL
Richards &
.«£» Lansdell.
Dealers In
rCIRNITfcIRE
inanr* n ■ nn iitii y
COFFINS
A. NR
f. ASSET'S
W. A. RHUD\>, Old Stand.
337 Broad Street, Rome Ga.
. . • e COME TO SEE US.
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T 4 E ER QFROME,TUESDAY DECEM 3ER 11 1894
ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN
! ook Over the Passengers—
Many of Them Will
Infer*-* 1 Von
Mr. Will Graven is out after a
serious spell of sickness.
H*nry Stsshnry go># to Atlents
to night tor nday or so.
Farrt* Nixoti, <>t Nannie is in
ths city t > day.
Judu* Henry is ho'ding motion
court in the clerks offiee to dsv.
J. B. S'"n» of Ce Inr Bluff. •
gu*st of the Central hotel.
Sh*rm«r bhe’ow, of Chattan
ooga, is in >he city.
H TI. Lana.of Hogansville, is
Autographed at the Central
Mr G. S'raus«, of Atlanta is reg
j<l,er*d at th* Armstrong
Gordon ,Hlies w»>nt down to
A<i*;;texjn ibu a inesplast night.
W W. M thia-w’. of orehurg an rt
N, K Bitting, of Sum uervii’e, are
stopping at the central,
Co! C. H. Lavender, of Southern
Railway, went to Sel«» th is morn
ing where he was sailed by th* s-.
riou« illness of his wife.
Mis* Muinle Camp, who h s
been visiting th* family of Or
dinary John P. Davis, returned to
b*r home in Gorden County yes
*erd-.y.
Mixed Nuts 1 Sets per
pound Morris & Bro.
Ordinary Davia desires us to
state that he has all the blanks
f r holding the elections,
and tha r the proper parties should
call and g‘-t them at
Mr. Jamison, who used to run
the bakery now operated by Mr.-
Chas. Stoffregen, has opened up a
grocery store just below Vandiver’s
saloon.
Wanted:—l wish to buy fifty
g- od B rung ®xeu. Am willing to
,»av i fair prise for the mine. Ca l
•>. a Idreea. G, B. Holden, Rome
C- .
The Atlanta Journal is new re
coving the a'teruoon press dis
patcher, and its new* service is
s cond to none. They receive from
12,000 to 15,000 words daily, and
the Journal is now the foremost
afternoon paper in the south.
There are many handsome show
windows in the city now. Among
the prettiest noticed are: Bass
Bros., The novelty stoie. W. 11,
Steele’s, W. M. Gammon & Co
Lanham’s, and others. Tney all
show a tempting array of holiday
novelties.
Mr J. R. Kennedy, manager ot
Mr Evrett the hypnotist, called a'
this office this morning. Mr Ken
nedy is an old newspaper man and
was for four years city edietorof
the Macon Telegraph. He whs als<
connected with the Dixie Fair
Vlacou this year, He is a pleasent
geniil gentlemen, and authorized u
to say that he guramees perfec B
satisfaction to all who go and see
Mr. varett.
Buy Bread, Rolls
Cake and pastry of
Charles Stoffragen,
successors to Jami
son Brothers, Bakers-
Don’t take internal remedies
for Female Diseases Common
sense requires a direct application
like "‘Orange Blossom” Sold by
D. W. Curry.
COKE CHE \PER THAN COA L
We have a large supply of cokt
on hand which we will sell very
cheap. It is better than coal for use
in stoves. Apply to Rome Gas
Co., near Post Office.
Wh n you wan- 4 o
uy harness and s rap
ork and buy the.i
;he pand strong. Co’!
>n J. b. Henderson the
Jeliabe Ha-ness Ma
er- 234 Broad St.
M r..e p ice
aid lor Hi
J. S. HFNOERSOc .
p'-r u • »ly for the Czirri.na,
I* nt' excellent type-wri'»r
h<-r hn-l avd, the zar is a n igh
ictat ui.
KLUSTER 0?
BULLS EYE SHOTS
The Chinese emperor speaks < f
“Little Japan,” and the phrase is
not im uncommon one in thiscoun
try, but as a matter of fact Japan
is not an especially little one
among the nations of the earth,
either in the area or population.
The area of Japan is 147,655 square
miles, which U 27,000 square miles
larg -r than that „of the United
kingdom. There are 41,000,000
people subject to tbe mikado.
; gainst 88,000.000 in the „Unite I
Kingdom, taking the largest cen
sus returns in both cases. Japa 8
population is larger than that f
Italy by fully 10,000,000, wi.il. >
her area is 37,000 «quar<e miles
greater.
*♦*
No one speaks of Italy ns “Lit
tle Italy,” although s'e is not
nearly ro populous as Japan. Ja
pan has nearly ten tune- the area,
and twenty times the population
of Denmark. Japan is not a li-tle
ceuntry, save as compared with
the unwieldly masses of the Chi
nese empire, or with the giant
United States. She proved hirseii
big en nigh to hold her own in a
fightuven with the giant.
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For several days I have heard it
rumored that Judge W. M. Henry
intended moving his family back
to Summerville. Now 1 happen to
know that this rumor is not based
on facts—to the contrary I know
that Judge Matt Henry has mov
ed his most estimable family to
Rome with the avowed intention
of growing up wi h the city—and
he will do it too. .Judge Henry will,
so I am informed, open offices on
January first. I predict for him a
grand success—becaus- he deserves
it and because he is going to have
it.
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Have you registired’yet? Well 1
if you have not its high time yon |
were “seeing about it” for this is 1
the last week Tax Collector John
Black tells me that the books will
close on next Tuesday. Now re
member one thing, and that is
this: the fact that you wore regis
tered and voted in the November
elections does not qualify you or
register you for the January elec
tions. So wake up and get a move
on.
»*»
I notice that Trevitt
the enterprising down-town drug
gist are doing a pretty business
these days—but then how could
they help it when they have Hint
handsome young Adonis, Paul
Reese, with them?
* ♦
This morning s Comti ution
has this to say about a popular
Roman : “I have seen the day,”
said Engineer Burgess, who holds
he trottie of a locom >tive on tl e
Rome railroad, ‘ ‘when J would have
whippen ahe man who suggested
that I would wear a blue jacket;
but jhst look at this suit I have on
now,” and he looked down at his
blue overalls as he spoke. He look
ed very like a war worn yankee,
standing there in that suit ot faded
blue, slightly tattered and torn.
‘ ‘But', let me tell you, ” he nwumed.
‘‘how all that sentiment go knock
• d out of me several years after
tne wau was over. I went away out
the Wes* ane chanced to be ihr wn
a great deal with a very generous
fellow for several years. Ke was
an awfully clever fellow ami I liked
him from the start.
* *
We roomed together for a long
while and I liked him all the betrer
tho better I knew him. rOm? night
we w-ere sitting in our roomr and
while talking over our past lives I
learned that he had I e<n a captain
of negro company in the union
army. It stunned me for a while.
'l’here I had gone on and grown
fond of a man I had reason
to like. It made me say hard things
to him at f-’rst. but the fellow said :
‘Why, Burgess, is th s any reason
for us to dislike each ot* er? The
war is over, and there's never go
ing to be another. ’
* *
*
“I got to tl irk’i’f? it over, and I
held out my hand t im chum am’:
No, old in in. it’s all right; you
,have show n y >ur«elf worth : hf my
friendship and I’l i l.< Id it just tl.e
saim*. ’
‘’But. 1 i<-poa . 1 I svp h< n ‘b<»
dnv wh<n 1 vould have vl.ip-td
th nan who w< ulk 1 ->v fiqgested
that I wear clothe th' color f
these evr rails.”
' heu la t h< a-d from the Drm
ocrats nf the South Dakota Legis
lature was Kaw kussiug.
*‘NEW JBWELRYI*
I have received, and 1 am in
daily receipt of New Jewelry, the
very latest and the Prettiest
goods on the market.
Bridal Presents
¥
Silver Novelties
Holiday Goods
And then I have a beautiful
assortment of Clocks and watch
es and a handsome line of Dia
;monds
i Remember it affords us.
Pleasure to show you our go oc)C ;
J. K. WILLIAMSON.
BROAD STREET, ROME GA
N. B Repairingaspecialty
|!l June 4, II
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f l 94 , n
Si! that is the date m
of a letter from Mr. Jas.
11] E. Brown, 524 Pacific II
gll Ave., Dallas, Tex.—He If
L'A lost his strength from If
V.\\ overwork, like so many f
y’l others, and took
II Brown’s
uA I ron
fi) Bitters. ///
Sl He says:
fill “Brown’s Iron Bitters p
is the best medicine I j
ttjl have ever taken. I had g
Bij been suffering for a year I
&// from extreme weakness, n
fff/ caused by overwork, and r
111 bottles renewed my Vi
all strength entirely. lam
»\\ glad to say so. if
111 Not a miracle, but just IS
jfiy another cure brought \V|
if/ about by Brown’s Iron l|j
||l Bitters. Do you take it? I|(
tv look for crossed Rea \Vj
LINCS ON WRARPCR 155
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.J. A. POZZO N! CO. St. Louis,
MENTION THIN P \PKR
108 DOSES
ONE DOLLAR.
The Thousands Who Have Used
I DR KING’S
I ROYAL GAKMETUER
FOR
INDIGESTION
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
i medicine than the old bottle. This
j makes the best medicine on the
i market as cheap as the cheapest,
; and gives more value for the mon
ey than anytningelse 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 FAILS.
1 08 DOSES
ONE DOLLAR.
Speculation
HAMMOND AND CO -
STOCK & BOND BROKERS,
130 & 132 Pearl Street,
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New York City N.Y
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and sold, < r cairied-m Margin
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