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IJAIU AM' SIMLA y
.03 Beats a week or $5 00 per annum
♦ NLY OFFICIAL ORGAN
st :he city of Rome, and Floyd, the
■'Risner rini|''‘v ' r> r G ?orgla.
4 project on foot is generally on
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- 4?ek<n is looki 1 g to. Japan fora
iwiliter sack .
Im J ””
A tunnel is an oasis in the des
of the bridal tour.
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. sub lw\y in °t humin
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Dreams may go
woman, k»vely wom/n, never
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113 k l° r is
. AtiemW-tlulF the long
■ ff iring t
> man may be near sighted
the gen rally sees him
s Zcu
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-•* fa ?Ti in C poor epic but .
T?ni '>re/tVx->av in it.
Q
steps on the tack
tn—though lie
Peary’s wife met
5 with a cold Inception when she
to the polls,
•so?
j. , who has no
—'fp 111 Jther-m-laws is
gen ■ ral
The „ proper way to sleep with
cake is to have it—under
'■ s i You sleep better.
'4 y / Id put s the ex-
' ' 1 '" 1,1 her ;irill . v 1
kommand of her men of war. Sea?
<v o =—
a differenc . a most ap
difference in puffing up a j'
and in blowing up the. j
wrong delinquent.
3ii'n who are fond of fresh meats (
.siay not always be tender hearted , f
i’J the same they invariably search ’
>r < 'iiderness.
, ...
There are 200 building and loan
aw aliens in Baltimore, M 4
with >O.OOO subscrjhurA and ap.n:l
sap capital of $9,000,000
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■ YtJanta cannot afford to say ,
anything about the hayseed legis
lators this year. It has Represen-
.-Fjaiive C. 1. Branan. —Griftin ‘
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It IB believed by microscopists
the highest powers of eir in
struments have not yet fevealed
the most minute forms of animal
life.
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It is some satisfaction to learn
cJaat in the recent great bolt of
ItQmocrats all over the country, the
-no.hor of “ Ben Bolt ” went down
alVew Jersey.
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I,i courtship, as in other mat
ers of business, it takes two to
jesxke a bargain—but in courtship i
<4ie man generally gets the bar-1
gain, See?
JJew 'fork averages seven suicides
A day the year round. What a
row Atlanta would raise if such an
'pidvmic were to begin to kut off
tier population.
is for protection.”
.shouts a Republican cotemporary,
this year’s vote cannot be
•y t-down as a true test of what
’Tounessee wants. Democrats stayed
• nt h mie on election day there as
as in other States. Wait till
; v/ni hear from/Tennessee in 1896.
Meantime there is not likely to he
agitation of the tariff.
The soup which Mr. Wilson got
at that London dinner was
than that he got in West Virginia 1
But he will doubtless concur in the
opinion that there was not as much
of it.
The Newspaper Press Fund of
London provides excellent homes
for the widows of its members —
homes for the occupation of pi’oplo '
who have been in a “superior sta-'
tion of life.”
Russia's cross of St. George is
given only for brav ry o:i the field
l of battle, but the order h*:s one
j worn m member, the ex-queen ‘of
Naples, who won it by her gallant
I de"ense of Gaeta, the last strong
: hold of the Bourbons in Italy.
Before Mr. Cleveland acts as ar
bitrator in the wir between China
a id Japan we desire to call his at
tention to certain small differences
in the I) •mocra* in ranks. Doubt
less a little horn ‘-made practice
Would help him “get his hau l in,"
Civil service reform is good
, enough, and the Democratic heads
iof departments should comply
with it as fast as they can get Dem
ocrats on the eligible list to take
the places of Republicans in their
departments who are on that list
i now.
There are now 156 packs of fox
hounds in England, 114 -f harriers
land 17 pucks of staghounds. In
'lr land there are 29 packs of har
| tiers, 20 of foxhounds and 6 packs
of staghounds. In Scotland there
: are 40 packs of foxhounds and 3
I of harriers, but no staghounds.
Shall the face of St. Paul’s
Cathedral be washed? This is a
question raised by the Rev. Dr.
Haweis, who wants the soot that
blackens the marble of the facade
washed off with an engine hose.
Tae aesthetic oppose him. Agree
ing with Hawthorne, who wrote on
the same subject long ago, tjiey re-j
gard the softening influence of the j
Soot as artistic.
Magnard, the lately deceased ed
itor of the Figaro, was famous in
i Paris for his skill in condensing
long articles, and the Paris news
paper offices have the phrase “fai e
uu Maguard” to express the process
of‘•boiling down ” Even Guy de
Maupassant did not disdain, after
his long apprenticeship with Flau
bart, to study Mangard's method
of saying a great deal in a short
space Mangard was an il -paid
custom-house clerk when he joined
the Firago’s staff, which for tw-n
--to-nine years he was to ornament.
Notes From AnnieDelie.
Annii Dello. Ga., December 11.
—Mrs. Judge Shufort returned to
her home in South Carolina this
morning.
Nearly everybody has finished
gathering their crops. There was
a large amount of cotton and corn
made.
Mr. Fred King is going to rent
his farm next year and will make
Rome his future home.
Mr. S. AV. Kirton, of Rockmart,
who has been visiting Mr Kerr
h»is returned home.
Mr. C. P. Morton has returned
home after a pleasant visit to Ath
ens .
Tin* family of Mr. Osborne will
leave our neighborhood this week,
and will give a farewell reception
to their friends tonight.
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: l£ -YIT
THE VERY HEST TIME
to take Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discov
ery is now, if you feel that your blood is oul
of order. Don’t wait until you have to rurt
disease; it’s easier and better to pre cent it.
With the first blotches or eruption, or the
dullness, weariness, and depression that are
some of the symptoms, you need this medi
cine. It will rouse every organ into healthy
action, thoroughly cleanse and rapair your
system, and build up needed flesh, health,
and strength. It’s the only gvarantctd blood
remedy. In the most stubborn Skin oi
Scalp affectt >ns; in the worst forms of Scrof
ula; in evury disease caused by a torpid livai
or impure Mood —if it ever fails to benefit oi
cure, you have y«ur money back.
No substitute urged by a tricky dealer,
though it may be better for him to tell, cat
be “ just as good” for you to buy.
A certain and lasting cure, for the worst
; Catarrh in the Head, is guaranteed by the (
| makers of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Itemedl.
THE HUSTLER OF ROME. '»'Et>N'S“"MEMBER 12 1194
ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN
Ft»c Sheri IF.
To the nters »f rlovd ceu ity, 1 mineii -e tn j
•elf a candidate tor Sheriff of Flood county and
it electe ‘ l>«lUs T irtwr and K ip Mtll<ainson
■ will be mv deputies. F.lee ton tir-t Wedr-e.-day
|in January IS'.*<>. Very respeci fully
.1 I' McConnell.
For Clerk ot’Supt rior Con t,
| I her bv announce tn.self a Candidate for
.n■ inn lor the Office of Clerk of rloyo
Superior Coart.
l-.tcuon Ural Wednesday in Janu rr 1595
W 11 E> BKVSlai.m.,
For Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce the name of
J ones 11. Hill lor re-election to the ulllue of
Con ity Treasurer.
I F>r Tax lij:eivjr ,
I I h"i«bv anni-unc i myself as a candidate for
I re- 1"I t- the office of T. x Receiver of I
; Flo .u,on ny E ectiuu, first w®d .esday in j
I tallii.iry 18:15 M. I). McOsker
I I hssoby •nnouncs in.’silf is a cm li late for |
| 1> ■ o il o of fix Ko ;e veto Flo.d county, eleo-
!■’ • D'lu'l Hi first Wjlausdiy in January I
1 83.5 Kesp c,fully,
R L. Foster
I gave my right arm to the ‘ Lost Cause,” and
I nspec lolly asx the people of Floyo county <•
I uive me the office of lax Receiver. Election first
Wednesday in Jauuaiy 1896.
F. w. Qi akLs.
FOR TAX COLLE If JR.
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I 1> »g t. ann »i i■ i iMzaeir as ala> ii la’e for
Tax Collector at the em ling .laauarv election,
and kindly asx the support of friends.
JXJ, J. BLACK
Fo” Co'OHer,
I hereby announce myself a Candida e for re
elec ion to the office of coronerof Floyd county.
Election firs Wednesday in Januaty 1895.
T M Diennon. I
I hereby announce inyse-f a candidate for the
o flee of coiouer for F uyd county, and desire
the supp >rt of my friends. Elec ion first Wed
nesday in January 1895.
John R Goddard.
For Bailin'.
To tin vo er.s of the 919th Dis - ., <i, IVI I re I
■ sp-cttully an.lom.ca inyse fas a candidate for
| tjaiiitr. auditelec.e will do iny duty to the
. best of iny atnbdity
VV. I’. MCLEID
To the voters of the 919th Disc ft M : fellow
Citizens I hereby annouucj mysslf as a Candi
da e for Bailiff of Jie 913th Dist, and ii elected
! I promise to discharge clie duties of the offi
to the best of my ability, Respectfully
IHOMASC. M OKBIS
To the vo ers of the 919 Dist ft VI; fe low Citi
zens 1 nereby announce myself as a Candidate
for Buililfof the 919th Disc, ant if emc.ed I
pr muse io discharge til-, d .riesof Hie ofilce to
toe ambdivj, Kes ectfully
F. M. Carwile.
To the voters of the 91ith Dist ft. M. fellow
i Citizens 1 hereby announce mj self as a Cadida.e
. for Bail it! of ihe 9,9th Dist. and if elected I
I promise io discliaige the uui.ie-oi vuc oltic to
be best a . bdicy, j-fe ipectfu,iy re. b. I’oLL CK
I h-reby annonnue myself a cm li >a e for re
election ;o the office of constable forth; 919th
I Dist <t, M. > h.yd County E ection Ist Saturday
iu January 189yrespec fully w. .»i. Byars ■
I hereby announce mys slf as a Cva lidate for
re election to .he office ol Bailiff 919th Dist ft. I
.VI. Election first Saturday in January.
HE.VRY BEARD
To the voters of the 91J Dist ict ft. M. Floyd
county: I Hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office ol Bailiff and asking your support,
pledge you to do my duty to the best of my abil
ity when I am electeu.
John Elders.
1 hereby announce nvs df as candidate for
Bailiff of the Rome District I will not be able to
see each vote u in person but hope to have their |
support on ths first Saturday in January 1895. 1
E. I’. Tredaway.
To the voters of the Rome district: I hereby I
announce myself as a candidate for the office of
B iililT I feel competent to discharge all duties
pertaining to the office and earnestly solicit your
favorable consideration at the polls. Election I
Ist Saturday in January 18)5.
E. T. Gilliam.
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Madam Jubber will always.stand as high above
th ■ common mediums in this country as the
President above the ragpicker, while her charg- I
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mediums charge lor falsehood.
Skeptical people who, on account ot the many
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in newspaper advertising should write Jand be I
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It is well known throughout the world that
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