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894 FALL AND WINTER MILLINERYIB94 NO. 302 BROAD 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 Zephyrs. Will sell at lowest Cash prices, Call and See us, Respectfully A. O. GARRARD FIENDISH OUTRAGE. Owensboro, Ky., Dec, 21, —A horrible outrage was perpetrated here to-night on Will Giraiu, an 18-year old boy, by tw* tramps. The boy was seized in the rail road yards and a coat thrown over his head. He was carried into a car and chloroformed. The vil lains used a knife, cutting into the bowels. They then left the bop lying nearly dead. He was found by his brother in a pool of blood He suffers untold agony If caught the villains will he lynched. IT CURES LAGRIPPE, Multitudes of people suffer needless pain and risk from the Grippe, directly or indi rectly ; but none do this who use a remedy for these dread ed scourge DR. KING'S ROYAL GERMETEURER It cures the G ippe promptly, pleasantly, safely, completely, and UNFAILINGLY. It is the IDEAL Remedy for this trouble—pleasant to take as lemonade, and harmless in ev ery case —to young and old, male and female, in any and all condi tions. While eurring the Grippe it acts as a perfect NE VE RESTO RATIVE and GENERAL INVIG ORBTOR, strengthening the sys tem and completely removing from ! it all EFEECTS OF LAGRIPPE. For COLDS and LUNG TROUB LES of all kinds it has no supe rior. All druggi t, $1.0r6 for $5.1 New package, large bottle, 108 DOSES 0 NE DOLLAR. The | electric | thrill of | health I is never felt by those who = are run down-out of sorts- = poor in blood-badly nour- S ished dyspeptic. That EE would be impossible, and xx so the delight of living xx is lost! Brown’s Iron Bitters brings weak people up to the stan- ~ sard of health—feeds the blood—acts on the nerves—strengthens the mus- x;: des. It brings the blush of youth to •*•— A , ear y women's cheeks—is a boon to XX the invalid— refreshes and renews sx; hfe in the aged—nourishes the weak, ~ puny child—briefly said, it gives XX strength, and strength cannot exist XX without perfect health. Itisaneces- =- sity in every family. It does not S injure the teeth or cause constipation. It’S 1 Sr- ® I Gitters you need! Ihe Genuine has the Crossed Tied lines on Wrapper, XX * “'WN Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md. —— io make your calling and ' 'Action sure, have Tom Turner to l’ r, nt trnur tickets. Don’t forget 0.0. D. NEW RED NECKTIE The other day a glorious vision of color filled the Senate chamber. The roseate hues with which Honor ushers in the eventful days of the Iliad were pale and wan in com parison. The gorgeous trappings of the Turk, the sensuous tints which delight the eye in the land of the Algerian, the ruddy glow of Vesu vius against the darkness of a mid night sky, would fail to afford even a faint idea of the corusca tion which burst upon the startled eyes of an unprepared Senate. A lambent flame, as it were, illumin the historic chamber, and even the darkest recesses of Senator Peffer’s whiskers reflected back the glory of the unwonted fire. Senator Blackburn wore a brand new red necktie. There is good reason forth ® pop ulanty of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Davis & Buzard,of West Monterey, Clarion Co., P r , says: ‘‘lt has cured people that our phy sicians coula do nothing for. We persuaded them t> try a bottle of Chamberlain’s Couih Remedy and they now recommend it with the rest of us ” 25 and 59 cent bottle tor sail by. Lowry Bros. Druggist. CHARLES STOFFREGECN SUCCESSOR TO Jam isox Bmi, BROAD STREET, ROME, GA Deals in bakery products of ev ery description Hejhae for the hol iday season, splendid resources for supplying the heavy demand for Bread, Cakes, ecu lections. Pas try, of all kinds ic : ugs, tarts, pies, fruits, nuts and other substantial* and fancies, ether from his iresb and crisp daily stock or to special order Give him a trial Everything sold at “hard time” prices. GERMETEUR CURES LA GRIPPE Mr. Andrew Keck, of Keck& Bacon, leading dry goods dealers of Evansville, Ind., writes: “Iwas 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. Iwas al so troubled with night sweats and since using Germeteur have es caped that also. 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 all Druggists. MAGNETIC NERVINE I* guaranteed to cure. aaA P'ifa&XSl Nervous Prostra* 7 ■ 3 tion, Fits, Dizzi- << m fpfff ness, Headache, IST A-Jj Neuralgia and In- . v lomnia. Greatex 'fa Ig-W’’ y cesses in the use or to- - bacco. opium, alcohol, y and in other direc- Hr vV’r X s * tiona, bringing on De- • before - “after- y .’ tonw up tin brain, build- up the tle;b. bring- sotrmh- and restore- health a.d iappinwg to the A month’. treatment in nl.un petekuKß b mnil to any addre-e, 11.00 per box; « for J 6.00. With “err $5,00 order w- give a Written care er refund the money. CireuUr-fi-ee Guar.n—w VIGORMEN Easily. Quickly, Permanently Restored. MAGNETIC NERVINE yLY’C 08-i p- tho results of overwork, worry, sickness, et- Full strength, tone and development given to ivery orsau or portion of ‘ lO LA ‘“tt™*’’ ment immediately seen from the flretbox.-I l‘Mis nnds of letters of praise on tdein "“ r .‘“d carried in vest pocket. Sent bi In *-; \ an address on receipt of P^^'^Xixesoo wdb in enohboT. Pnoe<l.oo,6boxes, f i.ot . who Written Guarantee to refund monejjf lead to for the Genuine. Ciroular- » re* THE HUSTLER OF ROME.FRIDAY DECEMBER.2I 1894, NAUGHTY LETITIA. Ran Away From Mamma and Join ed Her Sailor Lad. New York, December 20.—Mrs. M. Thompson went to Brooklyn to day to search for her daughter Letitia, who had left her home at No. 818 West Forty-third street, this city. She had heard that the girl was secreted on the yacht Mo hican, which was about to sail for England. Judge Walsh issued a warrant, which was given to Officer Train . lie went to the foot of Twentieth street, but the vessel was gone. He learned that the girl had been on the vessel, but had been put off by order of the owner, Dr. He’rring. Letitia had been brought on board ‘the ship by a member of the crew who refused to ship when he learn ed that the girl had been put ashore. Miss Thompson is 17. She used to be a sales-girl at one of the big dry- goods stores, and afterward went to work for Mr. Herring's wife. A week ago Mrs. Thompson boarded the yacht and forced her daughter to return to this city with her. On the way home she gave her mother the slip. It is not knovn where she is now. -CL U..' JB PLUCKY TEACHER Organizes a Poss and Captures a School Girl’s Assailant. Wheeling, W. Va., Dec. 20. — Near Salem, this morning while Miss Annie Custer, a girl 16 years of age was on her way to school, she was criminally assaulted by an unknown man. The teacher of the school arrived immediately after, and on being informed of the occurrence, organ ized a posse and went in pursuit of Miss Custer’s essailaut. After a two hours’ search, fol lowed by a desperate battle, in which several shots were fired, no body being hurt, the man was cap tured. There is. talk of lynching to-night, but it is thought wiser counsel will prevail and the law will be allowed to take its course. The girl is badly injured. DESERTED WIFE Wabash, Ind., Dec. 20, —Today papers were filed in the office of. clerk of the Wabash Circuit Court in a $15,000 damage suit. The case is brought here fr< m Huntington County on a change of venue. The plaintiff, Hattie Gebler, sues John Gebler, for the above amount on the charge of inducing her hus band, Roy Gebler, son of defend ant, to leave her in Denver, Colo., on November 27, 1893, by threats of disinheritance, promises and persuasion. Mr. Gebler in his an swer denies the charges in toto and says that his son claims that he never married the girl, and that he left her of his own free will. The defendant asks judge ment for costs and ether proper relief. C L Jamison No, 24 Broad street HAS OPENED UP A CHOICE STOCK OF FRUITS. CONFECTIONER- IES. NUJK& NIC-NACS. at .holiday**prices Housekeepers and people I generally of Rome ake your purchases here and avoid fancy prices. $2.1 8 to Atlanta and return Via, Western & Atlantic Dec. 19thgood returning, until Dec. 20th 94. Made Her Daugdter 111. New York, D<-c 20., — Mra. Fronn Eunice Whig, California writer and art critic, bus called suddenly >oFr nt'i-co. Her (laugh er is in a CH(n»l condition, oc casioned bv th-'a novance caused by the alleged rumor ot Mrs. Wait’s engagement to Signor Touiagun, the eminent basso. Mias Waite is also a writer, and is a great favorite in San Fran cisco a uety She has cowsid «ratbl talent, ami •.< »• study in r tor the stage N'dh''g c'ul ine Roertamnl this morning at ihe Hornl Nor mandie. where Mis Waite It. beeh visiting with Signor and Mias T nnagon, ex >.nt that she hal been telegraphed for, owing to her daughter’s precarious cm dition. Many stubborn and aggravn ' ting cases of rheumatism that were believed to be incurable and ac cepted aa life legacies, have yield ed to Chamberlain’s Pam Balm, much to the surer ise and gratifici tiou of the sufferers. One applica tion will relieve the nain and au - ferine and| its continued use in sures an effectual cure, for sale by Lowry Bros Dujgist. HALF RUE $2.18 To Atlanta and re turn by the Southern Railway Co. Tickets on sale Dec, 19. Good to return Dec. 20. only line. Three First Class Passenger trains Three daily. Leave East Rome 7.45 a. m. 11.15a.m. and 9 p, m. C. A, lEeniColer G. P. A. Knoxville T. C. Smith P. A. Rome Ga. HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES ROME R. R. AND WBSFRN & ATI.A TA R. R. ‘‘OLD RELIABLE ROUTZ . ” Will sell round round trip tick ets on Decmeber 22, 23,24, 25, and 29 and January 1, at one fare an 1 a third, (or 2 cents per mile each way) for the trip, tickets good re turning until Januarp 3rd 1895. Three trains’daily betwee Rome and Atlanta: leave Rome 7:40 a. m.. 9:10 a. m., 2:50 p. m., re turning, leave Atlanta 8 a. m., 2 p, m., 4pm Two trains daily be tween Rome and Dalton and Cha tanooga, leave Rome 9 :10 a. m. 10‘ p. m. Close connection made in Union depots Atlanta and Chatta nooga with trains diverging. Wo offer you the safast and beet . iuie, scenery, mad bed and equipment unsurpassed. For fur ther information, call on or write to C. E. Harman, G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. C. K. Ayer. T. A., Rome- Ga Carlton Cornwell, foreman of the Gazette, Middletown, N. J., believes that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy should bs in every home. He used it for a cold and it effect ed a speedy cure. He’saysi’Tt is indeed a grand remedy, I can re. commend to all. I have alse seen it used for whooping cough, with the best result. ” 25 and 50 cent bottles for sail by Lowry Bros Duggiat. 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 application like ‘‘Orange Blossom” Sold by D. W. Curry. Highest Pat. Flour. $ 1.60, Morris & Bro. VA ND E R BUILT U NIV E RSITY GLEE CLUB. Seats( Only $1) going rapidly, this promises to be the fashiona ble event of the season. Call dow for seats at Yeiser. ‘‘Orange Blossom” removes all obstructions and creases a healthy, natural flow of all secretions. Sold by D. W. Curry. Wanted:— I wish to buy fifty good strong oxen. Am willing to pay a fair prica for the same. Call or address. G, B. Holder, Rome Ga. Mr. Gus Johnson, returned from Atlanta this morning. JACK KINB, Prwtd«at r. J. Aotinc Ckilhier W- f. SIMPSON. Vio« rrwlSaot Merchants National Bank OF ROME CA. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS All AC tom n »ditiori4 Consistent with Stfi Ex tended our Customers TIU.VITT 4 MM-h ‘ 4 L 1. TKEVITT4- The Prescription Druggist are husHing things in the fancy Druggist. Sundries. They recognize no Competition in the perfume line. Because they have the goods t) meet the demand and are satisfied with asc Cotton pro "it on their goods. If you know your friends and you appreciate favor callon above firms Christmas Groceries 409 BROAD ST. Santa Clause will make his headquarters for Oranges, Apples, Nutsand candies at our store And Mrs Santa Clause could not do better than emulate her husband’s example for Cit ron, Raisons, currents, Jams Jellies Preserves, Pickles, and Can-Goods-world-without-end L A DEM PS Y 409 Broad St. —Mitchells old Stand. NEW LUNCH ROOM.”" **HOT MEALS AT ALL HOURS** Fresh Oysters, Fish, and Game all Served on short Notice. Win Chinnick, Fropr 219 Broad St Rome Ga. Open at ail hours J. C. McCLURE & CO. DEALERS IN JELLICO AND ALABAMA, Steam and Domestic iCOALi At Lowest Prices OFFICEIANDJYARb.AT MILLS TELEPHONE NO. 27. COAL ! COAL ! • ALL G-E-JLITES, ROME COAL CO. YARD Qppnnd i vp \ PriccS s Henr y G -smith, I HIIV-OVUUUU in Rome ; J. H.King Weigher. BRICK KILN S LIME KILNS HAIR AND SAND We can furnish fresh Lime in large quanities burned from our own Kilns on short notice. Brick. Lime, Hair and Sand always on hand Greorge W . Trammell Fourth Ward Brick Yards. O 1 .'J