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IB94FALL AND WINTER MILLINERYIB94 NO. 302 3ROAD 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 Zeohyrs. Will sell at lowest Cash prices, Call and See us, Respectfully ' A. O. GARRARD MYERS TO HANG. The Young hl i i!Lu Merer Sen tenced as Was Carr. Atlnatrt, Dec. 19—Willie J Myer*. Forrost L. Crowley, a county mer cb«nt, int » the Hiiburbs of Atlanta in September, and murdered him for S6OOO. t i 'truing aeut enced f • 1 Fe'i 8 Al “t ('hit who kilted H. O K x < < ) . h«CMUsH be wool u’l ph I f S4O, wae alsi i*i)Muc x-ciUed in the »aani dav 'the iwo men will die t'H - if Id and rhe hang; i * wil > ■ <. IT CURES LftGRIPPE. Mu 1 1 it uit » ' i' people puffer •iPt-e ■. i -.in tr<>m o- (i ■ p <• ly or i ini <- rec v; c p‘'it l'» ihte who U-h a »*•»»»■ i dr ad- I . .• S ROYAL G RIETEURER I r I'-'ri-f oe promptly, pb , comp'etel', I ' K J. SGI.Y. I' in the IDEAL Remedy for thia troub > c- -ant to take as lemonade, and hirmless m ev ery case—to veiii'i; ud old, male and fenial", in hhv and all condi tions. W.i'le t i r> u g 'h® Grippe it acts »« « t.nrf< e VK RKSTO RATI \ K a.d G.. NiCil a L IN \ IG- i ORBTOR. s< r*. o.mg ibe ny-i tem ar <i * o'< t. >tm>ving l'r ru it EFEECTS OF LAGRIPPE. For <o‘ D~ • . UN”G TROUB I LES of v'.l k ii.d- H has iu' suiiel rio . Ail d'liv.-.i t, Hl.orG for $5.: Ae > pack <g - •< e 'i h. 108 DOSES 0 NF COLLAR. aS Jf Where |» f Water is IL Bad a S 3 it should not be drunk teg) unless proper precautions LU MN arc taken. More diseases Bus arise from drinking im- Bg fflg pure water than people jfigr imagine and yet in the BL face of warning they con tinue to absorb the dan ® gcious fluid. If you have any doubt —if you are Wk travelling—if you move Bpair to a new locality— takeWa pff no risks but put a tea- ra spoonful of ■ Brown’s J| 1 I ron B 1 Bitters B in the glass of water, Ji® k!| as it makes it healthy and B| palatable. Oh a journey it is O always dangerous to ate B drink much water —take w?" B Buown’s Ikon Bitteks laj ■ along--somep< opl- would Et B not start without it, for it jB . keeps them m health. Bv Look for ere tied Red lak lines on the wrapper. BSj, UnOWNCMCM CO . BALTI., MO To make your calling an "lection si re. have Tom Turner I print your tickets. Don’t fo’g< 0. D. DAVID-WIMBISH Carriage in the Fifth Ware Yester day at I o'clock. Wednesd y ifternoon at 1 o’ck k Mr. X. N. David, an operator in the Central office at Macon and Mies Clara Wimbish were united in marriage at the bride’s home in the Fifth Ward. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Hooten, of Jackson, Ga., and | only the family were present. Mr. J. C. O’Dell of the C. R. & C. of fice was best man. Miss Wimbish is the daughter of Capt. Wimbish, the insurance man, and has only been a resident of this city a few months. She is a 'very handsome and accomplished young woman. Mr. David is well known in railroad circles. The young couple left over the Rme Railroad at 2:50 p. in.. for Macon, their future home. J'here is go.nl r as n for the pop ular!' v ot Chamberlain's Cough , Kem<>>U D-visA Buzard,of Wes’ i Vlouterey.C arion Co., P , says; (“It has cured people that our phy- I s.ciaus couln do nothing ior. We I pMimbd them t > try a bottle of ' Lamb-riaiu’s Couth Remedy and they now recommend it w’h the rest of us ’’ 25 mid 5 1 ' ent bo tie f - sail by. Lowry Hr s. Du.'git CHARLES STOFFREGECN SUCCESSOR TO Jamison Hr s, BROAD STREET, ROME, GA D°hlr in hnk a rv products of av i erv descripl ion He|h>is for the h>- iday season, splendid resource | for supplying the heavy dem md fO'Bread, Cakes cc'> actions. Pa-- t v, <>f all kinds c ; ngß» tar's, pi u s, fruits, nuts ami ;tL-v -übstanti >l - lancms, ether from his fab I and crisp da 11 v stock or to special order (iivehitu atrial Everything S' Id at “hard time” i>rie j s. germeteur cures LA-1 GRIPPE Mr. Andrew Keck, of Keck& Bacon, leading dry goods dealers of Evansville, Ind., writes: “I was taken with ‘grip’ and at the sol icitation of a friend used Royal Germeteur and do not hesitate to say that it is a wonderful remedy. In two days I was able to make my spring trip to New York. I was al so troubled with night swea s and since using Germeteur have es caped that >lso. I find it a splen did appetizer and keep a bottle in my room at all times.’ ’’ Large bottle —108 doses, $ 1.00; six for $5.00. Sold by sllDruggists. (WfiGNETIC NERVINE .<■s? X Nervous Proatrn ■ / 1 tion, Fits, Oizii non, Headachn 'iy NJI Nouralßia and In TSlxT* -0.. -J?* lomnia. Great ci ’ J in th» u»© »>x to- banco, opium, alc ihol » nd * n otl ‘® r direc- Xz '% , 'h tion*, bringing on De ■'■•anpr- - A?IER' toillty, Sleeplean- r\‘ •co neBB , Mental De asaion, Softeninß of the Brain, Insanity <» nt ia.«t a miserable death. MAGNETIC NER ,yr nrre.ts all lcw«es in either ?e> , renews vitality d- remit). to both the mnsculnr ond nerv jus system, nee nr the brain, builds u. the flesh, briaics refrsaF a alewp, and restores health and happiness to the ?J.„ r ' mnth’s treatment in plain pocktiße b) Ts V M.OO per box; « for $5.00. Will. ■‘ Ti • nlve.i Written Cuaranttont. Vorra 1 • .toney. Cireular. free Guaranae- Mr I ' nnsssre-. * ‘ wow Easily, Quickly, Permaneotly Restored. UGHETIO KERViNESr“J»«“ "“■LostManhood, i’arw w.-aknessen, Nertoua bility and all the evils from earl; or later <■»- -sen. the results o’ overwork, worry, sickness. ■ Full n’renirth, tone and dt‘Te>oi-ment gives avnrv organ or portion of tho body. Improve .ntir.m-Lli.nt lyaeen from the tret box. llmns l.of letters of praise on filein our oSiee. lan .-arried in vest pocket. Sent, by mail to any lre»« on receipt of price. On« Dlo "<r 1! It til enehbox. PrmoSl.W, 6boxes. F>.W.wtth . ritten Gnarantee to refund money if not chred. Mend to us for the Genuine. Circular* r ree. THE HUSTLER OF ROME.THURSDAY DECEMBER, 20 1894. ON EXHIBITION. Barfield s Patent Car Coupler is the best one out. In front of the Rome Brick works office, on First strevt, Bar fields patent Car coupler is exhib ited. A company com) o ed of the fol lowing has btrn organized to place the coupler on the market. Elbert McGhee, Dave Griffin, Thus. Fahy and G. W. Barfield. The coupler is now being tried by three railroad systems, which covers almost the entire south, and if it proves practicable, will bej adopted. Congress has passed a law com pelling all railroads to use patent couplers, and this law will go into effect in 1898. The man that in vents the best coupler has an in" dependent fortune, and Barfield’s patent is the best now out. If it is adopted by the railroads, a monied company will be organ and the coupler manufactured here in Rome. ROME IS ALL RIGHT The volume of business, and the active appearance of the streets and stone in Rome will compare with any city in the sou’h. Mr. J. II Rhodes said this morn ing.“l have just returned from At liinra, Augusta and other points, I’ll just tell you that Rome is the best of them all. The general busi ness activity in Rome is sup trior to any of those places. The mer chants are busier and the people seem happier and more contented. Yes sir, Rome is the town for me - Mr. W, H. Ennis, the e'ever y mug lawyer stepped off the South ern train this mor- ing and his face was wreathed in smiles, “ We'l ai u t [ gia <i to get Fi <ck to Rome. It is the best tow.v i.n earth and I ha?e been so home sick that I could hardly b or it. Rome is lb,- only town in th° >ufh.” Buch exnres-ions u.' J common Croaker- ehmiid take a I ack sent, MUSICALE. Mrs L th II 'rsen's “Musieale” Tuesday Eve, at the Residence of Mrs. H. J. Rinsing, was enjoyed by all present, and she received mi ni- rous reques sto re. eat it soon. The v r-atility of talent d spayed by li-tie Ma'tie Rinsing wns a sur prise to ail. Si e having been under Madame Hursen’s training on ly a i'ew weess. WILL MARRY SUNDAY. On next Sunday nt 10. a. m., at the brid s h me in the Fifth Ward. Mr. T >o mis 0. Wheal ::i ' Miss Della ’-leorgew 11 ten it d m marriage. Both yom g peop e are well known and popular, a d have h hos” of fr ends who wish them much happiness. The ceremony, will be performed by R-v. Mr. Hudson, and only the immediate triends of the couple will be pres ent. - a.wanMKVBKMMMMMMMMW C L Jamison No, 24 Broad street i . HAS OPENED UP 1 CHOICE STOtK OF KRTTTTS. CONFECTIONER- IES. NUTS,& NIC-NAGS, aT . holiday ** prices llonsi k' epi ''h ai.d people g( 111 1 hi)} 4 1 Fg 11 e <l Le y oiii‘pur< habcs here and avoid i fancy prices, Mr. J. Y Mieoii, of Atlanta i* in the ci tv d' 11 ven ng crav on por- i tiaitß by Vh houa**. $2.1 Bto Atlanta and return Via, Western & I Atlantic D c. 19:hgood returning, until Dec. 20th 94. CUTTING SCRAPE Lewis Carson Slits a Little Negro’s Coat Open With a razor. Earley yesterday morning down near Mr. Ike May'« residence .Lewis Carson, a big double jointed eoon got into a dispute with George M c Arver, a little monk some tenor twelve years old. Carson grabbed the littls coon and mopptd up the floor with him a while then proceeded to slit the back of his coat with a razor. For tunately parties interfered before he got to ths kids hide. Carson wns arrested and carried before Recorder Spullock He claimed that he cut George’s back with a knife, andshow ed a rusty looking affair that wouldn’t cut het butter. There was a long place in the negro’s coat that was evidently made by some keen edged instrument. Recorder Spullock sent Carson to jail under a $250 band. Next time he will be more careful how he flourishes his razor. Others up at police court were Thos. Lively drunk fined $4,50. Bob Daw, drunk and disorderly fined $8,50. John Billups, drunk fined SB. Many stubborn and aggrava ting cases of rheumatism that were believed to be incurable and ac cepted as life legacies, have yield ed to Chamberlain’s Pam Balm, much to the surnriseand gratifica ti u of the sufferers. One applica tion will relieve Hie pain and au f ' ferine and| its continued use in ures an etiecmai cure, for sale bv Lowri Bros Dugg’st. HALF RXT E $2lB To Atlanta and re turn by the Southern R Co. Tickets on sale Dec, 19. Good to return Dec. 20. oniy line. Three First Class Passenger trains Three daily. L-ave East Rome 7.45 a. m. 11.15a.m. and 9 p, m. C A, [Eenico'tr G. P. A. Knoxville T. C. Smith P. A. Rome Ga. HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES ROME R R. ASD WEtFKN A A'l LA TA R. R. “OLD RELIABLE ROUTS.” Wi 1 soil round round trip tick ets on Decmeber 22, 23.24, 25, m>d 29 and J mutry 1, at one tare an f a third, (or 2 cents par mile each way) for the trip, ticket? go->d re turning un ci I Jamih rp 3rd 1895 Three trainsjdaily betwee Rome and Atl.una: leave R >me 7:40 a. in.. 9:10 a. m., 2:50 p. m., re ruruiug. leave Atlanta 8 a. rn., 2 p, rn. , 4 p m Two trains daily be tween Rome and Dalton and Cha tanooga. leave Rome 9 :10 «. m. 10'p. m. Cins u connection made m Union iiepots Atlanta and Chatta uooi/a with trains diverging. Wh offer you the safest and best roti'e, scenery, mad bed and equipment unsurpasFed. For fur thnr information, cull on or write lo C. E. Harman, G P. A.. Atlanta, Ga. C. K. Aver. T A., Rome. Ga. Carlton Cornwell, foreman of the Gazette. Middletown, N. J., believes that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy should b? in every home. He us'd it f,r a cold and it effect ed a sp«euy cure. He‘says: ‘Tt is indeed a gr<tnd remedy, I can re comm- nd to all. I have also seen ji u«ed for whooping cough, with the b ‘st result.” 25 and 50 cent h.'tks for sail by Lowry Bros Duggist. J, J. Holloways sells toys and holiday goods at W. H. Coker &. Co. Be sure and see our line before you buy. Don’ take internal remedies for Female Diseases Common sense requires a direct applicatien like “Orange Blossom” Sold by D. AV. Curry. Highest Pat. Flour. $ 1.60, Morris &. Bro. VANDERBUILT UNIVERSITY (.LEE CLUB, i Seats(Only $1) going rapidly, this promises to be the tashiona -1 bh“ event of the season. Call now for seats at Yeiser. JACK KIXA, ErMlitaat r. J. Simpiw»ii, A Actlag Caahier w- p. SI MESON, Tio* rrMiUaat Merchants National Bank OF ROME GA- INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS All Accotn n tditiom Consistent with Snf? Bunking Ex tended our Cußtomers TREVITT <Bt JOHNSON 206 BROAD STREET, PRESCRIPTION miUGEGLISTSa Agents for Mouson’s Impor te Perfumes, -ho TREVITT & JOHNSON The Leading Prescr ption Druggists of the city Paul Reese has charge of the Prescription Department. »» + +*»• + ♦ + Mmas Groceries 409 BROAD ST. Santa Clause will make his headquarters for Oranges, Apples, Nutsand candies at our store And Mrs Sant’ Clause could not do better than emulate her husband’s f-xampie for Cit ron, Raisons, currents, Jams Jel'ies Preserves, Pickles, and Can-Goods-world-without-end LA DEM I‘SY 409 Bro id St. —Mitchells old Stand. NEW LUNCH ROOM. ’ ..HOT MEALS AT ALL HOURS*. Fi esh Oyster s, Fish, and Came all Se ved on short Notice. Win Chinnick, I’ropr 219 Broad St Rome Ga. Open at all hours J. C. McCLURE & CO. DEALERS LN JELLICO AND ALABAMA, , 'I Steam an J Domestic | fGOAL* At Lowest Prices OFFICE-AND.YARD ATJROMEJCITY MILLS J TELEPHONE NO. 27. COA.LJ COAL! ALL GBADES, ROME COAL CO. &VP Loffeßt Price* ( H Pnry G. Smith, Ma’gr t ' 1 Al\l/*uUuuL Alu. , in lloui« '( J. H.King Weigher. BRICK KILN S LIMEKILNS HAIR AND SAND | We can furnish fresh Lime in large quanities burned from our own Kilns on short Brick. Lime, Hair and Sand always on hand G-eorse W. Trammell Fourth Ward Brick Yards.