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b. 23 miD Sim Till; RACE U AXKS .& CO the PEOPLE, who with Small expense and large and Complete Stock, bought with due. ARE AND CASH »»*+»> Are enabled to sell any .and everything in the House furnish ing line at prices so low that, in compairson. 5C COTTON LOOKS HI GJI NOW FOR HEREAFTER YOU SHOULD NEED ANY ARTICLE THAT GOES TO MAKE HOME COMFORTABLE. SEE THEIR IMMEN SE LINE OF CHOICE AND RARE BARGAINS 1N BEDROOM SUITS. ALL STYLES OF SIDE BOARDS, WARDROBES. DRESSERS, BU REAUS, WARHSTANDS, DINING TABLES. Rockers, and chairs of all kinds Rugs, Oil Cloth Mattings, Shades, Tin Ware Crockery, etc, Also in connection we carry a full line Coffins Caskets ana on notice will do un dertaking in or out of the city. MIIS 4 COM!. 23 BRO A D ST, ROME COAL! COAL! ALL GRADES, ROME COAL CO. YARD-Second Ave.| 894 FALL AND WINTER MILLINERYIB94 N 0.302 BROAD STREET.ROME GEORGIA, We are J j Show A Select Stock of b 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 etL. L_‘l J - - ’ ILL —'—! Rome Mutual Loan Association. i HOME OFFICE ROME GEORGIA, 325, Broad Street. / National Building and Loan Comp Purely Mut al, safe Investment and Coed Fro Made by small Monthl Payments, OFFICER-. J. A. GLOvFJt, Freeiaeet. J. D. MOORE, ftec’ty * Treia. Tci’AS. 1. GRAVBB, Vice President. J. H. RHODES, Mgr’ Land Deptu ■ AIreTED 3MITB, « era Council. TONSORIAL PARLOR you want w u k 1 n mv line call at my plac rai k Taylor, The old reliable ’’HE HUSTLER ROME SUNDAY DECEMBE” HO 1«94 UOIC CAE (Ml _ * I t eok Over the Passengers— Many of Them Will Interest You Re*, Sum, I*. Joneft, and Major T. ft. JoiiHgof Cartereville, were iu L<MnH a few hour# yesterday, they were anroute <• Raccoon Mills. where Rev. Sam Jones will dedicate a New Church today. Miss Viola Glenn, one of Atlan ta’s most charming daughters is I spending the holidays with Mrs. J. W. Handcock on upper Broad. Robt. W. Graves & Co m idea b g reduc tion tor Cash in price of coal Yara Telephone No. 96; Office Tele phone. No. 93. i Col Felix Allison, the genial i agent of the Southern Railway. it Cedarßluff, Ala., was in thf c ry yesterday for a few hours. Mr. F. A. Smith, of Chattnooga. came de-vu yesterday and put in a busy day in Rome. He is at the Armstrong. Ten funny little Pickaninno and ten colored bells of fashion are to be seen nightly with Hi | Henry's minstrels. Watch for their I noon parade and concert on Mou ! day, Dec. 31st. Mi»s Fl*ttie Sharp, daughter of P >!ice offl ;v .1 Sharp, is dan. e ously ili at her paren ’• h ime , m the Fourth Ward. The Cost Sale of the Camp & Kuttner Stock of shoes closes Janu’y Ist and if you wan t shoe’s now is the time to purchase when you can save 35 per cent, S. N. Kuttner. Rev. Allard Branwell, of South e/n Georgia, and family, a well known citizen of Rome, are visiting relatives in the city and will preach at the 11 o’clock service at St. Pe ters’ Episcopal Church this morn ing. Miea Lillie Armstrong, of Oosta naula, one of Georgia’s fairest daughters, is in the city the guest of Miss Nola Bridges, es North Rome. Carlton Cornwall, forem an of the Gazette. Middletown, N. J., be lieves that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy should be io every home. He used it for a cold and it effect ed a speedy cure. He says: ‘Tt is indeed a grand remedy, I can rec ommend to all. I have also seen it used for whooping cough, with the best results.” 25 and 5C cen bottles for sale by Luwry Bros. Druggist. Hi Henry’s minstrel, who ap pears at Nevin’s Opera House on Monday Dec. 81st, will be remem bered as giving great satisfaction when here beiore. The company this season ela Tus they are better than ever. Ac r.uoii on Monday they make one of the finest street i parades ever made by any compa ny,be sure and see them. Mrs L D. A. Felton of East Rome, will re-open her school en Monday Dec., 31et. To those who baye patronized Mrs Felton word of commendation are needless. Her painstaking ef fort and through inistruction are rewarded by the rapid advance ment of the pupils. “Orange Blsseom” givesmmedi ate relief and permanently cuers all diseases peculiar te ladies. Seld by D. W. Curry. WAmtbd: —Second Hand 8 hole two oven range. Apply to Hustler of Rome. 12-29-94-ts. Mr. 0. P. Mears, has returned to the city after a pleajent visit to home-folks at Wilmington, N. C. Handsome Ike Busby, of Mt. Alto, was in the city ja-terday permitting sunshine of his genial smiles, warm the hearts of his many friends. H. W. Strompp, of Bull Run,ac companied by Col. J. L. Culver, I of Bunker Hill, came in yesterday and are at the Central. i uIU H3LOCiUS i | foi;;-one People Burned Alive in a Christmas Hall. Klamath Falls, Ore., December 29. —News has just reached here that a most horrible holocaust occurred at Silver Lake, Lake county, Ore gon, on Christmas eve, in which forty-one persons were burned to death and sixteen badly injured, five of whom will die. A large crowd had gathered in i Christman Brothers’ hall to attend | a Christmas tree festival. While the festivities were at ' their height, some one climbed on , a bench from which he expected to I get n better view of what was going /on. In doing so, his head struck 1 a lamp hanging from the ceiling overturning it. The oil immediately exught fire and everything in the room being dry and of an inflamable nature, the rooun was soon a mass of flames. ■Some one shouted, “Shut the door and keep quiet; itjcanjbe put out.” By this time, the confusion was so great that people began scrambling in wild endeavor to reach the door. Women and children were tram pled.under foot and as there was I only one exit to the ball and the ■ fire being between the majority of the crowd and the door, many rushed headlong into the flames Mrs. Cooper Dead. Yerterday morning at 10 o’clock at her home in the Fourth Ward Mrs. Agnes Cooper, mother of offi cer Drew Cooper, of the Romo po lice force, quietly breathed her last. Mrs. Cooper is one of the oldest residents of the ceuuty and was loved and esteemed for her many . noble traits of character, by a: who knew her. The funeral will occur today at Pleasant Valley, five miles out on the Summerville Pike, after which the remains will be laid to rest in the family burying lot. A good woman has gone to her reward. Murdered His Wife and Suicide! New Orleans, Dec 29 Alb Murdoch, bmthsr of lira. Ad« Jenks,'the celebrated witness be fore the| congressional committee in reconstruction days, murdered his wife and then committed sui cide here to night. The cause of the tragedy is unknown. He was a shiftless man, very quarrelsome in dispositien and had JJfigured in several scrapes. On last Wednesday at the home of the bride, over in Texas Valley district, Rev, S. A. Harris offici ated at a wedding in which the lives of Miss Lou Davis and Mr. Taylor Rhinehart were united . Mr. Gabriel Goldsmith, a prom inent New York business man is in the city for a few days, the g rest of his old friend Mr. Spei gleberg, the Broad St- merchant. t Mr. Pope wooten, “the most pop- , ular salesman in the city” return ed to his post at Lowry Bro’s Drugstore yesterday afternoon af ter spending a pleasant visit at his boyhoods home at Floyd I Spings. Don’t forget that W. N. Hawthorne has greatly reduced price of Coal for the Christ mas season. Call him at Telephone No. 120. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Strickland and two daughters of Atlanta uis at the Armstrong. Mr, T. A. Simmons, the Sweet water Mill man of Sweetwater- Tenn., is at the Central Hotel. Mr. C. E, Omberg, of Chattan ooga, is at the Central Hetel, Cel. Millard Howell, of Annis ton came up last night and is au tographs' a’ the Armstrong. It was repo’ted on the street last night that Ihi three little ne groes burned up iu the East Rome fire of Friday night were insured in some company at a pre mium of five cents per week, with . a ten dollai policy in case of death THIRTY BALES BURNED. Lawrenceville, Ga. Dec. 29—About 1 o’clock this morning a spark from a passing engine set fire to a bale of cotton on the platform of the depot. Before help could be had thir ty bales were destroyed. The lois was covered by in-urance, rw— ANNOUNCEMNT COLUMN For Sheriff. To the voters es Floyd sorenty, 1 nmmeuoo my self a candidate for Sheriff of Flood eounty rtad if elected nallas Tnm«r *«>l K.Mp WUUnuen will he mv deputies. Eleeuon first Wostnueday I in January 1*65. Very reepeerfulty J. f MeCon.nel For Clerk of Superior Court, ' I her- by announce nv self a Candidate to r ro-eiwi.m-i.r tie Office of Clerk of fioyf Superior Court. i EietfnvM a*». .vednexday la Janu <rv 1895 W® Ei BESjHIKGEU, For Trea«wrer. We are antherized to announee the name nd James B. Hill for roelertssn to the office of County Treasurer. For Tax Receiver I hereby announce myself aa * candidate for ha office of Tax Rene. vorofFlqvd county, ale»- iou to ha held on first Wednesttty in Ihaxtor, Ktfs. Reipectlully. M L. Fnusar I cave my sight arm to tho “Lost Canas,“ aaff res; ecrnMLv Ml the «f Flovd cownWXn. ffive me übe affiuo *f Ma tjecnlver EHeoMda InaM Wednesday in januaiy is*. V. w. QvajtLs. I hereby mynnif as a asundidM* me the office of Tax Raesiver er k'layd e»h«*y, <4»c t’an to ke held on first in Jaasireey 1595- R«e;e t ally tweoaje ya, aaninst«n. FOR T A.X COLMICTOR. I bag to announce myseW as a Cmdsom* for fax Coiiector at the ms iin— Jan.uwr eXasiMeu. and kindly asx lb* support of SOonds .IXO, J. M.AOK For Cor«*«r, I hereby unenxM myoeMa CMdida o for re elec ion to the office «f eoroticrnf Floyd wniaey Election nrse Wednesday in .txnnarp 1895. T M DrenMn. I hereby announce mysotf a candidate tor the oilce of coroner for F oyd county, and deatro tbc snopret of my friends. Election first «wl , ... la January ISW. John R For Bnilifi. To ihe roeess of the SSPrh Dtat, «, M re sp-otrn’b' anyomf M a candidate tor itnifln. aae rs stenre 1 wtn do nrv duty to tbs beat of my amb>*ty W. P. Xonaoa To the at IMhh Bist • M : allow flnrune I hereby anuoueiw ■seal/ as a l>»ti • for Rnittff et <he StStk Mot, aud W auwred I promise tn leicii .rgy duties sf Vha sffi w tt ny ability, Beop.oefnUv 'ißeatass. fi’OHKis so &.« rn «rs of ths MS • M; fa two ffnL reua I nesNy eunoonse reyeeU as a UoadtdhM tor Bailiff at the 810th Dlsi, and If otes’ol l promise >o dieobaro* ths d*ties of Ute elloe to »e beet esnMMty, ftrepeotfuffir r. M. Caswu.b. 1 To the reters es the 81Mh DM •. M. ClI hereby ann >uaee myMuf as a f 'oahda s for Bailiff of the i>«»iti uau. aad it edootod r 1 bromine to <Ueehar«o the ffnMes of the o«Ue to lie best • ItUicy, HespaotCbUy B. L. Foe*, mi , I treteby aaaonnoe a exadirt Me for re election re the adS«t eV aaaotiihte for fre MB Dirt SI, M. tloyd Cuatser Aeetdaa iM •fitisJfey iu Jauasury is* resyee AuK ff.M.Mrane i I hereby announns rerrelf re a OmcM<Um ter ’ re election to the ortioe of Bailiff MSsh Diet G. i M. Election A rat Saturday tn January. 1 BEARD ( To the rorers of the sis Dietdot O. M. Floyd i cosnty: I hereby auuon ice mrself as eandldaoe for olio oOlcool Bailiff and asking yottr support, J pledge you to do my duty to the best es soy abtl- < ity when I am electee. John Elders. I hereby auneuncs a ys-If as ctndldate ter , Bailiff ot the Rome Distriet I will not be able to 1 •eo eaeh retOu in «ereon bnt hope re nave their ‘ tnpport on the ftrst Saturday in January IB#s. , Dio Treiiaway. I TO MY FRIENDS. M the eoj-reret notidtaUoti of my many, many ; frieude the uaudidatet I hare cut the price ( of mincuoo taokore half in two. Remember It i is a eolsuiu fact that every esadidate I hare ar si pointed ueMtm for hare boon eleotud. , flUtif ia two, C. O .1). Don’t forget the e. e d- ■ j TOM TURNER. —2—URW!!!B.'I!.TLJ.!AmgI!i ,2 - 111 ■'"■lil -1 Bild »Vanted, •eorgia, Floyd Coaaiy. Tao Board es CoaaiMMim of 1 Horonre es said Ooaeiy will roemro •of par euns drelrlatf-to are aatar /ism at Pepo's ftssff. Ftoomm's Snrar aad Vsa.'sdwvy ia mU Omm ty, for the ysmr ISBS Bald bids bo bo la Ms sdSae •t Tbs (3ork of the Board on or betas ths tai day tt Jeaasrey, ISM. Tire Bota r snort re She right ho ap|«e* aay and all MM. Maa Moyotaadt, Ctate. Notio* to Debto4-» and Credi- tor! a posse ns basing elaiau agaial tits eeMto o Wire him OMnpooy will pres in t res earee ia terms tt ths Jaw aad all pereoas swing said so tote wfll pkaso ntaha inuaesin’s sbHfommt. Mor. M-I’JM W. U Xante Ajtere. Notice ko Debtora Cr»4- e I itora. h#rta C olalret sgstnM ths etmto of Wlßiaas ?. Tires rrtil prwoni ths »«wa la 1 torre. of the law -nd »11 swiag said SO tatb will p>rear renno rsssnlfttsiw- sMCtcniMdi Kes 9MMI. w. ■ Brents , adrer « Notice to Debtors and Cred itor!, I All persons having cl lain against «ho estate of Jaok Prter will precoat the same in torrea law mi< a I »t » jeans n t< > nre - -its s tlesa so t. BevJS. ffi. I H«. das S | fiOFESSIOHI, Sil® t BBNTISTg 1 ' _ ; J. ATTORNEY! ( Tmnpli, BuMl«u« a . Blr I BtetaWJu TIM Ut* torD, ’>’ »» Uw lire,’ J Btevwruy Mail preundta ooruor tod W •• u. * Rente, G a & BAIfWY-Atoorhßypai law 1* Maxon*.! Jffimnie. (touie, Da. * WM .V A V BH--attorney k ,,. B »elfor at Lrew-ifotoa. un/ WM. IBM XlgJ >v. W. yif* A. r, < FHYBIBIANS ANN SURGSONB. DM. RANRTStV-Bhya—a and bare Lre n »-'Oto—Muti aorrtera id tSa re stat at (tach and Watson', rtTj -nwred anreet * DU. W. h. 'rffTT-Oaos a. r A Tusrre Male Help Wanted SALESMAN WANTED:— to sell the Rapid blah Washer to the wholesale and retail trade. Wit he» and dries the dishes in two nJimtes without wetting ths fingers. $75 a week and all expenses. Basy position; no hard work; ean nisi, |lWa week, address W. P. Harrison B Co., Clark No 14, Columbus, Ohio. Wanted: —Ruergotic man to manage branch office; position permanent; eater. J 1,250 aad commission; most Cnxaioh s4*>, to taat in car rying stock. Andrees : .vnwiunv'Fnaetx, Bon 3J9, Bt. Louts, MO. T man or !x d y the travel representing established house. HaLkRY mosthly sad expenses' with increase Enclose reference and esltad 4-eseed s.arap«d enve op, TEEiDOMINION CB. Circage vr—-ptarensnsarem^snreretr- Election Notice, Georgia, T oyd eoreretff : By enter es Board of CesMinissisnese es Bssds aad Be ven us in and for said ceuuty to flay, net use is hereby given that on ths second (ted dsqr of January, 18PS, aa olemioa will be heidat all the voting preoinote within tbs lunlb at said county, to deterreins the qnesreon whstec coupon bonds to the amount es Forty Tboareed »« 0«0) Deiters shall be issued by Floyd acuity far Me purpoce es paying the heating indebted bom rtf »»-a county. Breid beads shall hens into _ oct reto es fire (•) per cent per aaaam, said in lorest payable ea she Bret My es Apd as auM yuourafter the data es Me mrese ad said hredt Sold beads shafl bear date April tea. KM, aid stall be tt the following desissnrearecaes Five Vtaaaand (B 6,0 Doi Mrs to bead tbsde aeon tn am ee es One (|1 .tt) Dollar each. ffhre Vtiotreond(t3,#M) Dollars to be es the *• nreretaeaMea of two <!■ M) each. 'ta Vhea end (♦it.ta) Dollars to boos Me do nsrelaredsa of Bre(#» be) Dolters eno*. Tea Thousand ' DoHare to be of tte do nemtasta of Tea (>lft «0) iollam«»<*- Ten Thotnored ($10,MO) to be of the deaorela* Mon of Fifty (9*OM) DoUum e eh. Bta the flint Aftam -ears, only the mteeawot said bonds shall bo paid. Thereafter there to® ihoid* r . ’ I*be Hi st non ts I vear five theueond (fo.OW) Vai; tars of PrtngipaJ\>«o Dollar baudsi and W» taeusaM IM.noA dollars of interest. ■rtio eoreateenth year five rtnmeand del tare of parnvij>.U (two dollar h o * 4 *' retoeun hand.edand fifty (dl7*«> dollars ot tutet ’"th* eteliseontia year. Bve ‘housand (»M» doll are ol principal (84.0#; fire dul vt to and flfieea hualr-d [»1600] <fobar« TU» ninetoentfa year, five 'Lrf daltara of principal [five dollar twe.ve hundred and fitly [SlSbfi do.lar* e ita twentieth year, fi-e 1 * ho «V”! 1 aid’ 1 sM Mars of principal [ten dollar bond-, * ibotu-atid [fl.ta] dollar* of wderest. , Th- twenty first year, firs tbowaf' rio.lars of principal [ten dollar hundred and fifty [ilM’ doltero of Mtaeet. hnne twenty-second rrar five thenesm IF dollars es principal (fifbv dollar boa huadierteHSfiOldollaroefiatetat- The twenty third veer, five * ‘J’J- 0 dollars of p> iasipal (fifty dollar heu. hundred nkd fifty /*•». wtanprineipxl ’till IFax feyertravft, Oto* and tart of Censreteoloorea of Ben* n no of Fleyd ootaty oeotyta Mir - Is aa SMffe and hsrmiess as a « B eed poultice. ties, drawing out fever an® p and curing aD diseases p to ladies. . p3S . “Orange B!os?>n ain Y tile, easily used at any fa applied nght to t Bvery lady can treat W Mailed to Cciptof Si. Dr. J .A. M' 0 ’ 1 ' pl, 4 Panorama Place, C Sold by . * D, W. Curry Drugs l