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ON Trial One whole Week And the virdrt of the people has been re duced directing buyers for Xmas and Holiday goods to the China Store of W. H. Steele. The jury oeing polled the verdict was unani mous that at hi stores now displayed the ni - cest selection and variety of first class goods ever shown in Rome. Our China show window commands the at tention and admiration of all. Nothing cheap and shoddy. Our goods were • elected and bought with the greatest care Every thingfirst class. Others may have the CHEAPEST BUT WE HAVE THE BEST, which is always the cheapest. OurHari and China Sets, in plain, wh'te, and decorated *re without comparison with rhe cheaper German ard Porcelain China. We will receive new goods direct from Hari land Potterins tnisweek. Come and see. In fancy Chin??, Dresden Lamps, Bouquet Lamps, Cut Gia s, Table Cutlery &c it is the verdict of the Indies of Rome that we have the BEST of ALD. Pr ices low for first clast goods and just as low as anyone for Fire Crackers. Tin Horns &c Dont you be deceived by catch advertise ments. Co r e c our store and get just what you want and xactiyas represented. ’* * I - -F*W. H STEELE, 241 & 243 Broad Street. SELL RICHARDS. WINK LANSDELL Richards & Lansde 11 Dealers In FORNITURE QQFFINS AND qaskets W. A. RHUDY’S, Old Stand. 337 Broad Street, Rome Ga. COME TO SEE US. -A.« L- Hoch.h.olzer UN & LOCKSMITH. All kinds of Machinery Repaired on Short notice. Stv >r f Machines and Bycles repairing a speciality. A Unkind* jof ma> hin-ry’andlJStati repaired with] ? . Btaew and dr patch •‘' L• i < 1 ..;., Itota* Geetfta fHE HUSTLER OF ROME WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 26 1R94 ELECTRIC CAB COLUMN Look Over tho Fasiergers— Many of Them Will Interest You Mr. S. Milam, Jr. of Carters ville is autographed at the Arm strong. Mrs, Kennedy, of Texas, is vis ting Mrs. Madden and Mr«, Tip pin her sisters,in the Fouth Ward. Col. W. F. Crute, of Atlanta is in the city autographed on the Central’s register. Robt. W. Graves & Co m idea b : g reduc tion for Cash in pdee of coal Yard Telephone No. 96; Office Tele phone. No, 93, The General nifpLjug of Floyd County BaptiM will convene Friday morning at 11 o’clock at Pisgah church, Coosa ville. New Fire Cracker's 2c Lanham & Son. Professor J. C. Garlington, of Summit, Ala., is in the city for a few days, the guest of Dr. Tom Garlington. Plenty of Fire Crack er’s 2c Lanham & Son, Messrs Walter Coker and Will White, of the big firm of W. H Coker & Co, left today for market, to replenish the big store rooms with goods. Look ou' for bargains. One more week Cabinet Photos will be $3,00 per doz. Lancaster the Photographer says on account of the cheap rate he could not supply all this w ok, and will give us patrons one more week at $3,00 for Cabinets. Judge Mad ox, the popular con gressman of the Bloody Seventh is I enjoying a few days of rest with | his family on Maddox Hill, in East Rome. Dr. Flopper Felton’s kontest troubles “Our John” but precious little. ‘‘Orange Blossom” give*mmed : - ate relief and permanently cuers all diseases peculiar tv ladies. Sold by D. W. Cnrry. Mr. J. B. I mmpkin, had a num* ber of his friends up to an elegant Christmas dinner yesterday at his home on upper Broad street. Be side Mr. and Mrs. Lumpkin, those present were Mrs. M. M. Madden, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hargis, Miss Nannie Hargis. Mr. F. J. Evans, Mr. J.E. Bradshaw, Mr. H. B. Lumpkin and Mr. Sidney Hargis. Consumers must pay or will shut wates off after Jan. Ist 05 James McGuire Supt. Don’t take internal remedies for Female Diseases. Common sense requires a direct application like ‘‘Orange Blossom.” Sold by D. W. Curry. Fire Cracker’s 2c pr Pack Lanham & Son. Fire crackers 2/ pack. Lanham Co. ‘‘Orrange Blossom” removes all obstuctions and creases a healthy, natural flow of all secretions. Sold by D. W. Curry. Don’t fo r getthat W. N. Hawthorne has greatly reduced price of Coal for the Christ mas season. Call him at Telephone No. 1 20. Carltou Cornwell, foreman of the Gazette, Middietawn, N. J., be lieves that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy should be in every horn-*. He used it for a cold and it »■ ft c’- •d a speedy cure. He says: ‘Tt i indeed a grand remedy, I cun rec ommend to all. I liuvj also S'"-n it used for whooping cough, with th» best results ’ 25 and 50 ceir bottles for sale by L >wry Bro*., Druggist. Engagement Reported. Washington, December 26—Th eugagsms it h of too fl a assMtaut p js’mxOsr general, Jons, of Illium*, and Mr*. Nellie G-*ut ■ fbroriO, dangtiiae of i 1894 |895 Or Ft YYIST ZD ~ _ AND NEW IEAR H HOLIDAY OFEKTING H A SMITHS, BOOK AND MUSIC STOKE A beautiful line of entirely new Bisque, China, Royal Worcester Articles just imported and suitable for Christmas and Birthday pres ents. WCM Albums. Autograph Albums, Photograph fraaines, Comb and Brush Sets Cuff and Collar Boxes, Shaving and smoking Sets, Writing Desks’ Bronzes, Fancy InKstands, Thermometers, Box Games, ABC Blocks’ Juvenile and Story Books, in and linen, Pocket and Family Bi bles, Testaments, Prayerbooksand hymnals. Standard Poets, Stand ardsof Fiction insets, Stationery,celluloid and aluminum Ornaments and Novelties in endless variety, useful and ornamental. IVI lat Lowest Possible Prices. Booklets Christmas and New Year Cards. No trouble to show goods. Public respectfully invited to see us. New line Wall Paper and Border just received, at lowest prices. BOOKSELLER & STATION iII 3 Broad St Rome Gra. J (IMPED IN HOT WATER.'! Mrs. Bernstein Lifted it Ont With Her Bare Arms, but Too Late. Hartford, Dec. 26 —The threoi year-old daughter of Mrs. Michael Bernstein was in a baby carriage in the kitchen to-day, when she ! dema ided some hing to e it. Her j nine-yenr-old sister refused to get her anything. The baby first pouted, then cried and tl en jumped into a wash-boil er two-thirds full of boiling water. Mrs. Bernstein plunged her arms into ti eater and lit e I the little one out. but it died in great agony in two hours. Cha ige of Base Cave Spring,Ga., Dec. 26, 1894 Prof. F. G. Webb, who has had charge of Cherokee Wesleyan In stitute at this place, has accepted; the chair of mathematics in Pied mont Institute, Rockmart, Ga. City Editor Houston Harper, of the Chattanooga Evening News, was in the city yesterday and eat Christmas dinner at the hospita ble board of his father: C< 1. Char ity M. Harper. The Huhbtle of Rome, tomor rows issue, will contain a brief re ply to remarks made by the “Bull’s eye man” a few days ago regard ing the Insurance Companys ac tion in the Turnley fire case. Miss Mamie Rounsaville, left today for Union Point, Ga,, where she will visit Miss Florence Hart. Mr. Allgood Holmes, of Atlanta the handsome young son of his father, has had a most pleasant visit to Rome during the holidays. To-nigh at Nevin’s Amy Lee, the diarminj S >u’>rette iu P*wn Ticket 110. Capt. L. B. Stone, accomponied by his charming wife, camo down from Trion today and are stopping at the Armstrong. Mr. T. A. Williams, of Colum-' bus, Ga., is spending the day in 1 the city. HOLIDAY ■ : • I GOODS. i I • Do you want a beautiful Gold watch, guranteed in every re spect, for about half price ? If you do come at once and make a selection from our beau tiful line of New goods. Doyou intend making an ele gant Christmas present?—Then call and look through my Holiday goods—Diamonds, Pins, Rings and notions of every variety and at the same time inspect my com plete stock of Silver novelties. -1 ci D 4 i j ; , 4 , ‘ I , r? <- • • J. K. WILLIAMSON. 1 BROAD STREET, ROME 0A N. B Repairinga specialty