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C| IRIST/XAS BELLS ARE RINGING OF*** Holiday Goods AND TOYS AT wß*" BMfl ■ a ■ ■■ - BiK - » ■ w w AJfl JhAWA wULwr W went into the market at the clo <e of the season when importersand manufacturers were anx ious to sell, therefore, every article we offer is a bargain. B*ing heavy, spot cash buyers we have the goods, even though cotton is only 5 cents, they are cheap, and you can afford to purchase. In fact,for half the money,from usypu can get what others are so-cad to ask Dig orices for. Rem im’oer th it .va h ,ve with us MR l ium LO WAY, the veteran and practical toy man of R>m i who is in cha ge of this department. C >me aidse > him h i will be clad'tn <=»a you. rou can get, dolls or us, at fro n I cent to $ I .00 ?ach. including the ch iapest to the fin est KID 303 r, BIS K HEAD DOLLS. Our line s full. Doll Furniture—Beds. Chairs, Dressers, Chamber Sets, Tea *ets, Trunks,Pianos, magic Lanterns all otyies ofTin Toys, Iren Toys of all kinds, Herns, Trumpets, music Boxes, Mechanical Toys, Comic Figures, Musical Dolis, Donkies, Horses, Sheep, Trains, Fire Wagons, Ijoseßeels, Rail >ber Cioocls, China, mai<»:s, Cinos Ar Saucers, and A-B-C Plates. 1 -F***All and Everything To Make The CHILDREN HAPPY.*?*-f- Wu o fin s i 9 &2i BROAD STREET ELECTRIC WHEEL SIGN TEMPERANCE CAUSE. WelPKnown Principe of Law Ap plied to Saloonkeepers. Lafayette, Ind., Dec 21 —The boara of Commieaiotvrw of Tip pecanoe county baa just decided that the ariewt, i">di ■ mettf and conviction cf salon le for Belling liquor on Suuu.i, to mi nors or in any wav cons re-y to stat utes and ordinal ces cci stru e valid ground for a n-iueal to i-sne a license to such d«a e-. The In diana statutes savs th it licet s r shall be issued only I rn n >f g > d morel character. The Citiz-n’s made fight against the is«umg of permits to four well-known dealers who had bean previou-lv arrested for violation of law. Af’er a bit'er trial, the board sustained >h* left- , gue’s contention th it a man ar rested and convicted of vio'a i'ig ths law forfei’ed his moral charac ter. The decision has creat'd con, eteroation among saloonk-'epers, and the UmpptHUce el ment is accordingly elated. The saloonkeeper will appeal to thejCircuit Court. If this court up holds the Commiei-i mere,it is pre dicted that the league will c'< 86 dozens of so!< one in this ci'v. The decision is the first of ih*> kind ever rendered in Indiana, and is attractingjwidespread attention. “Orange Blossom’’ gives mmedi ate relief and permanently cueru all diseases peculiar to ladies. Sold by I). W. Curry. For sale, a Firs 1 Class Grocer Bus'ness at a bargain, Centrally loca good paying Bus : - Ufoness, good reasons for wll take part money, Balance in good paper. Address A. B, C. This oTice. Tonight at Nevins- The Fashionable event of the Season. The Great Musical attrac tion, The famous Vanderbilt Glee Club, with Mandolin Guitar and Banjos. By calling at once you can secure a few choice seats. If you miss this charming perform- J ance you will always regret it, get j your seats now. A MASTODON. ' .. I r est Ever Korwn Eound Near Sioux Falls, S. D. Sioux Falls, S D., Dec. 21. — Grenal excitement was caused in this city to-day by the fact becom ing known that what will prove to be the largest mastodon ever dis covered has been found east of this city. The discovery was mads over i a month ago by a farmer, and A. ■ 11. Stiles, a prominent druggist of this city, owns a half interest in it. Work has been going on ever • since but only a part of the mam- • moth has been uncovered. To-day > Mr. Stiles brought one of the teeth Ito the city and put it on exhibi tion at his store, w’xe e it attract ed a great; mount of attention. The tooth is eleven and ons-qvav l ter inches long, five inches across and eleven inches deep, but the , roots ;r i broken off and not full length. The skeleton of the mam moth is over eighty feet long and eighteen feet wide and has two tusks which Mr. Stiles says will weigh about But) pounds. Thev j are six inches through and v ;•, eleven feet long and are curv l| in a s- mi-circle. Mr Stiles will to-morrow out mim and derricksand raise the I sb 1 tun and tu-ks. and the rest of 1 the skeleton ni l lie biought as r .pidly as | ossi I»!• ■. | lie llih/xs it will lake at least THE HUSTLER OF ROME,FRIDAY DECEMBER 21 1894 another month to get it all out. The owners of the mam noth will place no value on their find, but say it is worth several thousand dollar. This is the second one found here. The other was discovered with in three blocks of the business 1 part of the city in 1891 but it was I not a quarter as large as this. I A PROCLAMATiOIJ I Gecrgia: By W. Y. Atkinson, I Governor of sai I State. i Whereas, Oiinformation has been receiv-d o this Depart ment, that on L. my of No- vember 1893, in the County of Gor don, Henry Walker committed a murderous* assault upon William Smith,|fr<un the effect of which said William Smith subsequently ! died, and that the said Walker I fled from justice and has ever since, evaded arrest: I have thought proper, therefore, bo issue this, my proclamation, hereby offering a reward of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for the apprehension and delivery of said Henry- Walker to the Sheriff of said County and State. And I moreover charge and re 'quire vll Offieers in this State, i Civil and Military, to be vigilant iin endeavoring to apprehend the said Henry Walker in order that he may' be brought to trial for the offense with which he stands charged. Given under my hand and Seal of the State, this the 19th day of ’ December 1894, W. Y. Atkinson, Governor. 1 By the Governwr, Allen I). Cumlh r. Secretary «f State. -.-i., i ... I The splendid Glee Club tonight at Nevins. Speculation HAMMOND AND CO- STOCK I BOKO BROKE! S 130 & 132 Pearl Street, Nev? Yoik City N. Y. Sleeks, Ih n-.irt aiid Grain bought and sold, or eairied <>n Margin. P. S.—SenX for explanatory circular on speculation, also veek ly market hitler. i— win * rev iwweo •wwr I—l ljn !■ m— —i n .111 FOR MERCANTILE COURSE IN BOOK-KEEPING Including Books Cali at mlic»> for particular* ’ i ‘‘3 r m [SON S FO& CTS. $ y I y E' K Isa wi wii? mmm* p 7 *BHV, r < iw'/ar BBVIITn L ? paws I < town s Yon have, -xeen it .or f ytx.rs, b-.it h*.v yov a?or tried i*?—lf 4 Ln.:w what an 14e*4 t Z t4Mplrxx>x X*s»w<.rer Sa. M pozzossrsk- J -wvr-r th. ■ —j— , [ .4 being an ackno-rledgeLoiuitHler, / 1 oj <*>ac many rofrouhlni; uy*>s. 11 pr*venf« clxf. ’ i W ‘ J * > i ii. fact‘t 14 H 'lelii xts nj»d cleMmbie J proujctie*’) io th » daring hot wQuthor * 4 At 1. «<•!,! Ev'-rvwhM e. J \ I' •*’ ecL‘W*>r / K?. A. POZZOMJ CO. St. Louis, Mo,£j COME 10 ME. I FOR HOLIDAY Novelties, I will save you money besides I have no sh oddy goods to work, off, And my Stock is all ( new designs I B r. ROARK The Jeweler. No. 31 7. B' oad St. dome Ga. I —. , i g" i DR. JAQUES 130 West Sixth Street. CINCINNATI, OHIO » 1 H»s praciiced medicine iu Cineltisaii jear» ! oncer than any physician, firing special ar tentiou to Blood, Nervous and ITinary d seas-s Nervous bebility, Impo.ency, et ~ rraulting from 1 an th ful ind inn ret ion, *«x<pß«eß is niat tiled 1 yeaiAßudo hor caiwe«, inrhtoing sosie of the I feilMWiug mi inptonm, as d zzieea*, coufiifiion of • defective meniery, a'ersien to society, : Gonerrhea, Syphilis. Ihe lat*-r eausing ulcers, I eruptions joints, rhemsatisin, swell I inx in groins, mucous t>itchr« in mouth, sere 1 throat, falling hair, Censiilta inns free and in» : vited, , H.nu-4. Sa, in. to Sp, m.: Sun.lav, IS t'» U hi. LLL- T - ST R*TE ‘ 1 THE AIS E and 1 KI k 1 n * iioltiHM a;i. I i .a i>.i. St.c.« ast. W.LDouoas nr®*** 0 **"■‘"l A KW9 * ,a $ 3LQP P#UCf .3 SOLES' -s0 W • WORKINGMENS. 1 XTaA FINe ’ Sun r« j AJs2.*l7’ BCYSWIS^ 1 .LADIX- a * Over One Millie- Peeple •~ r - - W. L. Douglas $3 & 2XX' Ail our shoes are equally «*^ oO Th.-V gi vc the best velue for <o4 ftt. If your dealer cannot supp y f Cantrell &