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Cl IRISTAAS BELLS ARE RINGING Or IE? .A. LT ID DISPLAY OFW’ Holiday Goods AND TOYS AT « % W went into the market at the clove of the season when importersand manufacturers were «nv ious to sell, therefore, every article we offer is a bargain. Being heavy, spot cash buvp« anx I we have the goods, even though cotton is only 5 cents, they are cheap, and ’ I you can afford to purchase. ’ I * 1 In factjor half the money, from us you can get what othars are so-ca ito ask pig prices for. Rem under that we h .ve with us MR I u LOWAY. the vet ran and practical toy nan of R,m e who is in cha ge of this department. C >m 3 and sea him. h > will ba XsA ? H M y< u. too can get, dolls o, us, at fro n I cant to Si .o 3 ,'acn. including the ch ja aast to tna fin ast KID 300 Y BISK §EAr>° See I DOLLS, ou line is full. ’ | Doll Furniture-Beds. Chairs, Dressers, Chamber Sets, Tea -ets, Trunks, Pianos, magic nJ all Siy esof Tin Tcys, Iren Toys cf al! kinds, Horns, Trumpets, music Boxes, Mechanical I Toys, Ccmif Hgi res, Mvsical Ed s. Eonkies, Hoists, Sheep, Trains, Fire Wagons, I Uoseßeels, Rnbbei' CToocLs, ( liinn iinigs, Cuds Ac ’ I Saucers, unci A- 13-(J Plates. I 4*k*l'U ant Everything To Make Ihe CHILDREN HAPPY.sD’e I WH ■ I u OfeT iJa S pt yM to frl JS fl n uUhtiii & Lu 19 &2i BROAD STREET ELECTRIC WHEEL SIGN I NOTICE To Teachers and Patrons of Pub lie Schools of Floyd County. JvVLES OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE YEAR, 1895. Ist—The Public Schools of the county may begin on Monday, Jan uary 7th, and continue for five consecutive months, or the term may be divided into 'A imer and Summer sessions at the option of the Teacher and Patrons. 2nd—No school shall he estab lished within a d stance of two miles from another school and no teacher will be employed by the County Botrd in any school, as principal or assistant, without the written recommendation of a ma jority of the local Board of Trustees in each sub-district. 3rd—No school will be allowed to participate in the Public Fund that does not average twenty pu pils for the full period of five months; and no school shall be allowed an assistant teacher that does not average fifty pupils during the time said assistant is employ ed ; and no second assistant ihtll be employed until the school reaches an average of one hundred pupils. 4th—There will not be an ap propriation made to any school house for repairs, or the building- 1 of any school house, during th* the year 1895, as the Board cf Ed ucation d«es not deem it wise T take any part of the Teach *rs Sal ary for that purpose. Sth—No Teacher can participate in the Public School Fun ! of tie county, who doe not hold a li cense from the I’oar of Eduo: tion, and does not a >pear in per aon, and sign a contract with tin county Board, held in the office of the County School Commissioner 6th—Every teacher shall be fur nished with a Public School Reg ister—he shall keep a daily record according to instructions, and re turn said register to the commis sioner’s office at the expiration of the Public school term. 7th—Every teacher shall render six hours of actual service in the sehool room and will not be allow ed to leave the school ground du ring the long recesses. Bth Every teacher employed by] the Board of Education, or hold- ' ing license therefrom, will be re quired to attend the County In stitute, held during vacation, or pay into the school Treasury the sum of one dollar for each failure. 9th Each teacher will be paid during the year 1895 a salary per month according to grade of license held by each teacher. The Third will receive S2O per month; the Second grade $22 per month ; and the First grade $24 per month. This amount will be divided into four equal parts and paid quarter ly. 10th—All claims from other counties, will be paid by the Board of Floyd county a certain per diem and not on the salary plan; and said claims must be certified to by the County School Com nissioner where service is rendered. W. M. Bridges, C. S. 0. For sale, a First Class Grocer Busmess ata bargain, Centrally loca ted, goo J paying Busi ness, go jd reasons for selling; .v II take part money Balance in good a'jor. Address A. B, C. This office. HMl PHE HUSTLER OF ROME T’-*' ir ?A^AY DECEMBER 20 1894 OFF WEI-HAI-WEI. The Japanese Capture a Vessel Loaded With Ammunition. Loudon, December 20. —A dis patch from Tokio to the Central News says the Japanese cruiser off Wei-Hai-Wei has captured a sail ing vessel loaded with arms, am munition and provisioas to Admir al Ting, of the Chinese ‘het. The vessel was towed to T;.lif-Wan. Field Mar.- a 1 "tint. Yamagha ta will resign th- presidency of the privy council milsum) and will be appointed general of the Japanese army. The Cent’al News correspondent at Tien-Tsin says on December lOlh. Charles Denby, United States minister at Pekin, received through Tsungli Yamen a note from the dowager empress of Chi na, accompanied by valuable pre • •nts of silks and satin handker chiefs, embroidered with crepe, which, the note explained, were intended for the foreign ladies who had subscribed 'o the purchase of the testament which was presented to the dowager empress on the oc casion of her birthday. The emptor has ordered the tro >ps to prot ct he churches in Pekin. Mrs. Dr Letcher, a>id her hand some little eon, O-c «r, of Hende • sou Ky., are the um-i of Mrs, parents, Co . a.id Mrs I. D. Ford, on Second Avenm- Mammoth Stock of shoes consisting or $35,000 wortn o f stock at cost at S. N. Kuttner Mixed Nuts 1 scts per pound Morris & Bro- Spejulat-on HAMMOND A <D CO STOCK &ECf LOOKERS 130 de 132 Pearl Street, New York City N. Y. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold, or carried < n Margin. P. S.—Send for explanatory ; circular on speeulation. also weak ly market letter. $25 FOR MERCANTILE COURSE IN BOOK-KEEPING Including Books l Gali at office for particulars I G HA RM ISON ? FOP ; .: OTS. J r Im v»» >ul aenl g A Smnj.H-Al eitlMW ‘ WlUT«,)r , < <wJBHS N WT’jrß ’ t . --.IF— lX ' b'P S• V k 1 o- l A have seen e- . - i-.-t .»r T-en - >< -.H, but ■, ■ I .>>. <! 1»". if m ' -v u <> . • cape llini *•< , d—, EwMMV TW-. lieim, mi 'H* .to b '• Lcnutißor I " tint many rfirdbb n* > 4 ■r/v’B.-MK. .f’ • I , b.t'.Riiti-U.rM. i , p irntn ■ , ” h f ki,r f- . t r . • • ■ e nnd doHirnhb? * / pruUx.*u«H> lo the l.i u dunn/4 hot wuatlwr J' Im He’d Ever'*Mvh»re« A. PCZZOW] CO. St, Louis, Mo,-. urmiox THui~i\m COME TO ME. FOR HOLIDAY Ncvelti I will save you money besides I haven shoddy goods to w jtk off, And my Stock isai new designs B. F. ROAM TheJeweier. N 0.31 7. B v oad St. RomeGaJ DR. JAQUES 130 West S xth Street. CINCINNATI, OHIO Huh prac ii'eil medicine in Cincinnati »ears oneer tl.an any physician, giving sfe-ial at 'ention to Blood, Xervonsand ITiinarj <1 seas 8 Nervous Debility, Inipo eucy, et ~ resulting i ■ oni } outlil ul indiscretion, excesses inniatuied ,vai. and o her causes, inducing some or the followi ,; .jv inptoins, as d zzines*, confusion of ■ ’ eas defective inemery, aversion to society, Gonorrhea Syphilis, the later causing ulcers, erupi ion, enlarged joints, rheumatism, swell itu iu groins, mucous patches in mouth, ser> throa', f illia. hair, Consulta'.ions free sue i i sited. Hour,, aa, iH..t,o« p, in.: Similar, 14 to I.'in. H 1,1 str A TF 11 TREAT tE «>'<l FREb u a .■>u t t ii t , 1j :a io i. Sts e y ■ ase. 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