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THE HUSHES OP IME Mail Muter. PHILG. BYRD, | K m<o" b . i * JOHN C. REECE J. < i y \ EDITOR. daily and Sunday .0 oents a week or $5 00 per .■•.nniiir ONLY OI TP’TAI. ORGAN -as the city of Rome, and Floyd, the “Rnnner county" nf Geordi a. It- .■ e an his!-- v tax that makes) .the muoiisliiiHT. —. The Administration seem? tube pledged to a financial faith cure. I Peffer still prescribes B. B. B. at the Washington end of the lino: . Beard, Bills and Buncomb. “* The Lexow Committee appears j to have set out on a winter s cam paign with fresh rations. The honest old silver dollars was the best currency. The sooner the country gets it back the better it VaII be for all the people. A few engine’s might find plen ty of right of way in China. The Japs have had the “pigtails’’ busy making “tracks." The federal grand jury at Jack son, Miss., has, it is said, declined to indict state officials for issuing warrents resembling money. It is said that the girls of Gil lium county, Ore., make consider able pin money by poisoning coyo tes and collecting the bounty on .the scalps. The publishers of “Uncle Tom’s 'flCabin' ’ still allow Mrs. Harriet ZBewher Stowe a revenue from the •vsvtrk, though the copyright expir ed years ago. If the gold in the treasury con tinues to go out as it has during the past two weeks, Mr. Carlisle svill have to issue another batch of bonds in the soon future. The Grand opera home, of Paris jpops its own 'locksmith, and he finds plenty to do to keep in order “ .he 9,472 locks and keys used in that vast building. Already the Hon. R. L. Berner, .f Forsyth, is said to be making reparatio'ns for a race against ongressman Bartlett twc years .■'ence. —Athen Banner. The Jewesses of St. Louis have rormed the Sisterhood of Personal Service, a charitable organization j which will care for the poor of; .'jheir own denomination and edu ate their children. European authorities are now . saying that a woman has quite as much right to propose as a man nas. Ts this be so, hasn’t she an •qua! right to be sued for breach >f promise? Cert. Pugilism has become as deadly is dueling and like dueling will • nave to “walk the plank,” The •*.» >nor the better.; Even such men . aa Riordan and Bowen should not •A><> murdered. There are forty five survivors of Hie war of 1812 on the roll of the Pension Office, of whom fifteen are jue hundred or more years old. There are twelve pensioners of the Revolutionary war, but they are all widows. The oldest professor in active work in Germany is said to be Prof. Neumann of the University .•I K ( nigsberg. He is 96 years of age and for sixty-six years has been lecturing continuously on physics and mineralogy. A single ranch in Wyoming is six times as big as Rhode Island. Its dimensions are seventy-five by one hundred n.iles, and it isstock 'd with two thousand horses, fif us*n thousand cattle and one hun nod and thirty thousand sheep’ ■Gee rner is ex-Senator Warren' 'Phe post-office department seems ‘ determined to change the names Jof several post-offices. The latest is an attempt to rob the town of | Chickamauga of its historic name. Judge Maddox is protesting loudly '.•'gainst the proposed change.— Atlitn Banner. It is usually accepted as a fact 'that there are $346,000,000 in it mi I lacks in the circulation. Sen ator Allison says that he believes' t his sun l h; -11 'ii reduced to $30(),- OoOJXK) by less, i on-presentation, wearing out in thirty three years, t he Chicago lire, Ac. “The fact the Rudyare Kipling is not eepeci'dl popular with his neighbors iu Vermont, ’’ remarked a literary man recently, “is harped upon by the newspapers. It. seems to me that it is absurd for the pub lic to take s > much unhealthy in terns; a) the private affairs of a great author. Kipling has given the world several woras of genius. Gratitude,not goss p, should be his reward.” When Ibsen writes anew drama he goes about it so secretively that not even the members of his own family know what the subject is. He copies the manuscript hirnse!*’. and it is said that a printer has i.ev er received ajneater copy .Toe punc tuation is perfect and the paper spotlesc. Finally, just before the manuscript is sent away it is read to the assembled family, but not even then does the playwright re veal the title. That is added at the very last. BEWARE OF OINI STENTS FOR CA TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY as mercury will surely destroy th sense of smell and completely de range the whole system when en ering it through the mucous sur faces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, 0., contains no mer cury, and is taxen internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney •& Co. Testimonials free fW~Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle] IN A TRANCE Mile Greville’s Victim Said to Have A?en Lieutenant Guibal. New York, D >c. 18. —A telegram received hereon Thursday announc ed the arrest in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, of MiH 4 . Marie Greville, ! thn thought reader* “formerly of . this city, on a charge ot having j murdered a French army officer. The victim’s name was not men tioned, but it is supposed that he was Arthur Ferman Guibal, at one time a First Lieutenant of the i French Chasseurs. The pair left New York for Mex ico last April, after playing a se ries engagements in the East. Lieutenant Guibal left in this city a wife and three children. He was a remarkable hypnotist. Mile. Greville he hired as an assisant while filling an engagement in France. No details of the alleged murder have been received, but at the French Consulate here it was said to day that Lieutenant Gui bal had expi red while in a hypno tic trance. A BAD JOKE That Will Cost Stephen Hayden His Eyesight Forever. Jeffersonville, Ind.. December 18.—John Mioken to-night per petrated a practical joke on Steph en Hayden who now mourns the loss of his sight. Hayden asked Micken for a pipe load of smok -11 g tobacco, at the same time hai.ding him his pipe. Inetead ot fil’ing the bowl with tobacco Micken substitued gunpowder. The pipe, with its dangerous con tents, was handed to Hayden. A m tch was applied and an explo sion followed, with the result stat ed. Micken, upon realizing the t normity of the joke, made his escape to avoid arrest on the charge of mayhem. 1 HE HUSTLER OF ROME TUESDAY DECEMBER, 18 1894. ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN F<m’ Sh ‘riff. To the inters of Floyd county, 1 annouce mi self a candidate for Sheriff of Flood county and if elected ballas Turner and Klip Williamson will be my deputies. Election tir-t Wednesday in January 1895. Very respectfully J. I*. MoCO inell For Clerk of’Sup< riorCou t, I hereby announce tnvself a Candidate for re-•!«•« tionffor the Office of Clerk ot Floy Superior Court. 11 e.ii .ii first Wednesday hi Januarv 91895 yy.'l £. For Treasurer. We are authorized to announce the name of James B. Hill for re-election to the office of County Treasurer. Far Tax: IfojeivAr I hereby a moiinc.i tnvself as a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Receiver of Flovd county Election, first Wednesday, iu i January 1895 M’ D.McOsker I hereby announce myself as a candi late for he office of Tax Keceiverof Fiord county, eleo ion to be held «n first Wednesday in January 895. Respectfully. R. L. Foster I gave my right arm to the “Lost Cause,” and respectfully ask the people of Floyd county to give me the office of Tax Receiver, Election ilrst Wednesday in January 1895. F. W. QUABLS. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. I beg t > announce myself as a Candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing January election, and kindly ask the support of friends. JNO, J. BLACK For Coroner, I hereby announce myself a candidate for re elec ion to the office of coroner of Floyd county Election firs. Wednesday in January 1895. T M 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. John R Goddard. For Bailiff. To the voters of the 9ll)th Dist, G, M I re spectfully announce myself as a candidate for Bailiff, and if electe i will do my duty to the best of my ambility VV. P. Mclkod To the voters of the 919th Dist G M : fellow Citizens I hereby announce myself as a Candi date for Bailiff of the 919th Dist, and if elected I promise to discharge the duties of the off! to the best of my ability, Respectfully Thomas c. Moaais. To the voters of the 919 Dist G M; fellow Citi zens I hereby announce myself as a Candidate for Bailiff of the 919th Dist, and if elected I promise to discharge the duties of the office to ,iib best ambility, Respectfully F. M. Carwilb. To the voters of the 919th Dist G. M. Jellow Citizens I hereby announce m\ self as a Cadidate for Bailiff of the 919th Dist. aud if elected I promise to discharge the duties of tue office to he best a j bility, Respectfully E. L. Poll ,ck I hereby announce myself a camliffate for re election to the office of constable for the 919th Dist G, M. r loyd County Election Ist Saturday in January 1895 respec fully W. Al. Bvabs I hereby announce myself as a Candidate for re-election to the office of Bailiff 919th Dist G. M. Election first Saturday in January. HE XRY BEARD To the voters of the 919 Dist ict G. M. Floyd county: I hereby announce myself as candidate for the office oi Bailiff and asking your support, pledge you to do my duty to the best of my abil ity when I am electee, John Elders. I hereby announce n vself as candidate for Bailiff of the Rome District I »vill not be able to see each vote u in .erson but hope to have their support on the first Saturday in January 1895. . Die.. Tredaway. TO MY FRIENDS. At the earnest solicitation of my many, many friends-the candidates—l have cut the price of election tickets half in two.. Remember it is a solemn fact that every candidate I have ever printed tickets for have been elected. Hall in two, C. O, D. Don't forget the c. o d- TO/VT TURNER, Notice to Debtors and Credi tors ■ All persons having claims againt the estate o Elizabeth Dempsey will present the same iu terms of the law and all persons owing said es tate will please make immediate settlement. Nov. 29-1894. W. H. Ennis Admr. Notice to Debtors and Cred: -tors All persons having claims against the estate of Mary W. Towns will present the same in terms of the law ana all persons owing said e tate will please make immediate settlement. Nov. 29-1894. W. H. Ennis Admr Notice to Debtors and Cred itors. All persons having claims against the estate of William T. Tims will present the same in terms of the law and all persons owing said es tate wiil please make iinmidiate settlement. Nov. 29-18J4. W. H. E i iis, Admr Libel fer Divorce. Georgia, Floyd county: Minnie Bates, 1 Fleyd (superior eonrt VS [ No 73 David nates, ) Libel for Divorce The defendant, David Bates, is hereby requir ed in person or by Attorney, to be and appear at the Superior Court next, to be holdenin and for the county aforesaid on the 2nd Monday in Jan uary 1895, then and there to answer the PJan tiff s Libel for Divorce. As in default of such appearance said eounrt will proceed thereon o justice may appertain. M itness the Hon. W. M. Henry, Judge ofsai court, this the 28th day of Nov. 1894. Wm, E Beysiegel, Clk, Supr, court f loy d eounty Ga, Application For Homestead. Georgia, Floyd county: James W. Ozmeut has applied for exemption of personality aud setting apart and valuation of homestead, and 1 wiL pass upon the same at 10 o clock a, m. on the 2nd day of January 1895, at my office. John P. Davis, 11 1S Ordinary, Floyd county' aa. | MMlsb TIIE BIGG EST THI NG AT ROM L| . 1 4’ om. mkMsS II I i So id Oak Suit, $20,00, Oak Table, $2,50 IT 1 I I gILJb | JL _ At I >& Ikl f » UB - —nil Q j ! ' P jt Bgj J®fj Mil fa; F| / L - .. ■;! —■' kjvtsß H'l ■ Ji i// ii ~- S '■ We, »B I I < s w s •' ■' g'. ■ ~ at »Bly Rattan Rocker, $2,00, Rattan Seat Chair, 40c. 1 TkAc vi t» os -.5 Cane seat, 50c. l-14 Marble Bureau, $4.50. ~ H i W : ! ■ w£-3 - mil HigpßO : feet ’W r B ■ -m \ ’SES-v. will ■ [ - i Z Oak Chevalle Dresser, Bevel J Oak Dresser, Beval Glass Glass, ISx4O, SIO,OO 22x24, $7.50 *2® TF" 2 " 1 Marble Top Dresser, $6.00 I Wffi H | I I.LBUWI |lls Hl II I ? I] II < I Crib , SI.OO m gT ■ ' K |1 ffWIMIQiM Centre Table, # 11 a f.’ -si 'i 1 "■ • _ ~, I, r~ -'Tlf »t«-41’>H>n V -XX IW J 3 tS O® >■ Jill • YRjl W I 11 ! ■ s ..j vX’\ Bil j i KJ t eg —■ ' W|j gl 81-fc..-. -jla rA 1 U-YgL ’■( 1 I Wood Top Bureau, $3.50 , Large Rocker. $1.50 p . > n. Centre Table, THE ABOVE SHOWS ONLY A FEW OF CUR THOUSAND BARGAINS McDonald-S TEWART Co I Carpets, Furniture Undertaking Rome. Ga.