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ntar, d it tha I'ontotl < e as second-claiH matter
PHILLG. BYRD- Editor and
MANAGER.
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Advertising rates, reasonable. (
[I PHONE NO- 85.
Theq es»ion. now arises, who
was ’’rushing the growler ?
Register and |ul yourself in >i
position, to elnim etUaeuship.
Register be.fo'e Tuesday it’ yoU
Want your Vote 'u count in the con
gressional election. ’
Now is the time fur the- F oyd
county Bryan Club, with its mem
bership, to g-t down to business.
The Tenth district, the ve-y
hot-bed of Popu ism, h- sb en car
ried by fifteen hundred majority.
Ta Ra Ra Cobb c'imbed back
into the Democratic State band -
wagon just in time. —Albany Her
ald.
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Cunningham cries “fraud”. Cun
lingham’s cries are chestnutty.
■ ’uiiningham, himself, is a back
number
It looks like irony to go to a
horse show riding a bicycle. Is it
auy wonder the horse kicks? —Au-
gusta News.
The Greene county bar has
unanimously endorsed Hal Lewis
f r one of the associate justices of
> the supreme court.
Yesterday was a busy day with
th“ merchants of Macon and the
growler is being rushed out o.
town. —Macon Telegraph.
Bob B irner has come nearer
earning the” Presidency of the Sen
ate than any other candidate for
the place. Berner will win, mar*
that prediction .
The verdict of the people render
ed on V\ ednesday was that W right
was wrong, this man seem a little
paradoxical, but it’s ligld, all the
same. —Albany He aid.
It will be funny if the Pops
were to turn on Sam Jones, ihe
blackguard, and say he did it. Foi
a fad Sim did help to disgust the
people.— Albanv Herald.
I ’em d ißignon and Popp Bor
row, when the\ found it was load
*ed, must have fdt like Col. John
Temp e Graves and Editor Black-
• burn—alter the e ection.
Adam I aiders ircher is 'he Lamb
< f a v-'Ue ab e Geiman of 96 years
who arrived the other day in New
York from Bremen wi h the inten
tion of growing up with the coun
try.
There i-» one thing certain, we
don’t want I'hill Bvrd on the op
posite side of us. He hitshard. —
Adairsvi le Banner.
Thanks, for the compliment,
and here’s hoping we may always
be for the winner and that the b°st
man may win.
The Salt River craft will draw in
I the gang-plank and cut its moor-
ings at high noon today The dole
ful crew, on its departure, will
give the many weeping friends on
the shore a viva voce rendition of
that grand old hymn:
“Tliis i« thf way I long have sought
And mourned because 1 found It not. ”
“So mote it be. —Springplace
Jimplecute.
The Atlanta Commercial isiery
sore over the result of the election.
The editor seems to have some de
rangement of the spleen. He says
that the number of criminal as
sau ts in Georgia will be greatly
increased during the next two years.
There is is not a fool in all the
■ state that believes this and there
is not a man of any intelligence
w * lo that every case will
~be punished to the fullest allow
auce of the law. —Columbus Ledg
er.
Where the law gets a’chance.
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A very cun ms cirmnistMic •
bapp.itMd recently. Willirm Mc-
Kinley died at Porthii d, Oregon. t
He was a second cousin to the Re- i
miblicuu <- al did;te for President]
bearing the same name It is a cu
iotlfl fact that ho was “ aid out”
and his Body prepared for lire grave
by Wm. J. Bryan, a second *-ousin
pt t h.e jDemoci atic . nominee. Lr
President and his numesiik**.—
Hartwe|l Sun. .
i This is, indeed, remarkable, but
]on Nov. 3rd incident will be re-
I pouted. it is the naural
j ending ofjhe struggle it will be
I accepted as th£ inevifame rather
i than renafW-kable.
Our bo< »<Jogical <}*»uiempora< y,
the Roman Punch, declares that
“dry” liquor and “silent” cash get
in their work just the same as any
o’her sort. A- the Punch is au
thority on all questions i f spark
ling and stimu-ating we accept his
statements ana are .satisfied. —Au-
gusta News,
Go to! Hal M ore, with thy
winning ways and stick of pepper
mint dipped in an ink well of
honey How dare you attempt
your doggone flattery on weuns?
I lu-y are coming on down grace
fully. Only a few weeks ago the
republicans were claiming Nebras
ka “y at least 30,000 majority and
Ohi >by 140 000 majority. They
now Jmit that Nebraska is d-mb -
tul, but i ope to carry the state fbi
McKinley by 5,000 majority, and
feel confident of at least 1’5,000
majority in Ohio. Let the cam
paign of education proceed —Amer
ious Herald.
Gov . Atkinson was held respon
sible for the sins and mistakes of
other men and for things with
which he had no connection and
overwhich he had no control.Suh
opposition could not be met oi
overcome bv liuth and reason, foi
it was founded upon error ano
prejdice and was not only deaf t< ■
tru h but utterly incapable of li -
toning to reason. —Americus Her
ald
•‘I am a can 'ida’e for president
of the Senate Fa ther than ’hat
deponent saitb not,” Senatoi-Elect
Robert L. B> ri er is quoted as
saying when asked if he would b»
a candidate for a seat on the* su
preme court bet ch —Americus
Recorder.
Mr. Berner has said enough. He
asks but. li'tie when compared to
his efforts for the party. He will
be elected. Mark that prediction.
“If Sea'o Wright were a cussin’
man,”? ays the Macou News, “*> t
we could tell him what he Would
say.” Bet 16 to one that he goi
John Cunningham to say it. Johi
may— we said “may” have cjui
drinking, nut we never said b
had quit cussin—Griflin New?,
Th- third parly is a scab on tin'
political arena, anyhow. Elect
Maddox to congress. Nobod v
accuses him of trading and traffic
ing in party pledges and princi
pies for a few measley votes. it
«ou'd be a lie if they did. Spring
place Jimplecute.
In Canada no campaign buttons,
ribbons or badges can be worn be
tween nomination or polling day.
The c rrying of flags as a party
I badge is also forbidden, the pen
alty is a fine of one hundred dol
lars, or three months in prison, or
both.
Hon. Robert Berner was elect
ed State Senator from the twenty
second senatorial district, over the
Popu ist Huff by the handsome
majority of 1,390. Monroe gave
him 261 majority, Pike 86 and
1 and Bii>b 1,043.
ALSO READ THIS.
Mechanicsville, St. Mary
County, Md.— I sold a bottle of
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm to a
I man who had been suffering with
rheumatism for several years. It
made him a well man. A. J. Mc-
Gill. For sale at 50 cents per bot
t'e by Lowry Bros., Druggist
Rome.
, THE H JSTLER OF HOME MONDAY OCTOBER 12, 1896.
Onlv a few days ago Secret!* ‘y ,
"Steele, of ihe school b- ard s rt ’o I
the publiii cohired school building
a SIOO cabinet of relief map's. Now
where arb they “at?” ' ■
You km w it h tny private < pii -
ion, t üblic y expressed that the
colored school building was fired
by some black fiqnd. If 1 am right
I a ■ u’d lAq to -ee | e hot handed
.vr-teh kaptured and kooked. The
best element as he colored peo| 6
of Rbme Were just’y proud of hen
hands' ine new b-ick building. If
they could lay hands on the des
poiler I think they won ddo the
“cooking.”
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Os course all the negroes re not
good mgroea. Last nigh', as I
came away from the siuolldering
ruin- I heard a son of Ham say - :
“whut de diffunce, white folks bi t
it—white folks will do it again.”
I’hat ueg o was carelessly crimim.l
at heart «nd that building, in my
opinion, was ret on fire by one of
hie brand. I sa many colored
people u" a that lire, how ve-,
who e facial expre-sion showeu
how he hungry flames e t lone
Lorn ihcir hearts a* well as
streng h from the totte ing walls.
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And Ter ell bpeed's pony-—or
ra her the pony that Jess Holt
won from H n. Terrell Speed on
the rec nt e ection,, that pony last
night fallowed the b ood h unde
in their chase of the supposed in
cendiary. He seemed to enjoy she
Snort, said his dusky rider, “why
dat l oss thought he wuz n a fox
hunt and carried me er long -ame
•z he useter tote Mist, lerreli
'pe< d ” Ai d Jim Sanders grinned
nil OVef Idn l«Ce, ehowlllg ills iVO—
rie» to such an extent that a at
possum would have dropped de d
fiad he seen he teeth.
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hit has become < f Echols,
Ge v<>ii"g l Usband who shot down
the m rsha* of Seney a few days
ag<>? H- seems to have been swal
owed up by the earth, so complete
is his disappearance. Ho ever, his
friends say that m due course o,
time, or rather at the proper time
he will come in, suirender, plead
guilty on justification of tnal and
and be discharged by the jury.
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Waiters cigars are -njoying an
increased and growing popularity.
You can scare* ly call on a Rome
deal* rami fail to get one of his
mnk< —while if you call tor a stood
cigar the \ ise mercha* t Sells.you
he Winters, knowing that y* u
will reti'rn f' r I'.uvtl e r . '
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Twasin Atlanta a few hours
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Bh I
oils
It is often difficult to convince peo
ple their blood is impure, until dread
ful carbuncles, abscesses, boils, scrof
ula or salt rheum, are painful proof of
the fact. It is wisdom now, or when
ever there is any indication of
Impure
blood, to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and
prevent such eruptions and suffering, j
“I had a dreadful carbuncle abscess,
red, fiery, fierce and sore The doctor at
tended me over seven weeks. When the
abscess broke, the pains were terrible, and
I thought I should not live through it. I
heard and read so much about Hood’s
Sarsaparilla, that I decided to take it, and
my husband, who was suffering with
boils, took it also. It soon purified our
Blood
built me up and restored my health so
that, although the doctor said I would
not be able to work hard, I have since
done the work for 20 people. Hood’s Sar
saparilla cured my husband of the boils,
and we regard it a wonderful medicine.’’
Mbs. Anna Peterson, Latimer, Kansas.
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. *l.
~ -■ ,4-...
umt i— cure liver ills, easy to take,
liOOU S PHIS easy to operate. 25cents.
7~ _ .
yesterday afternoon, and while n t
talking polities, nt she same l ine*
I was deligh ed to h* ar *o aai y
Xood solid Georgians ask about.
Judge Branhmi. I n ems to me
tba' it wd be impossible for even
the shrewdest politicians to defea'
I Judge Branham—if they w r-
I against his candidacy . However, I
do” t beljeve they are. I think
they are too wise to. oppose 'he
Judge—if flivy were itfclined.
Judge Joel Branhnib will l>« >'
mem’b'ir of tiie Siipreme vh u r | f
Georgia , when it mganizes witn
Bix judges. Mark that predict! u.
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Gus JyhDfvn 18 tiring new
<ods at his popular d ug bouse,
and, another thing while I think
of it, you must i ot forg-t that Gus
Johnson runs a perscripti n de
partment right up to date.
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Judge John Maddox has again
t. ken the stump. Judge Maddox
may be relied on to roll up a b g
majority over all three of his op
ponents. Bryan, Sewall and Mad
dox is the popular and will be the
winning ticket in the Sevei th in
November.
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And that reminds me that Tax
Collector John Moore tells me
that tomorrow is the last day on
which you can register for the No
vember election. If you were not
registered for the State • elec ion
now is 'he time to subscribe —for
a ‘i x receipt.
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The last time Phill, my lit le
throe year old mounted a chair to
preach Glenn Edd invited lorn
home to dinner and byway of in
ducement offered the political-min
ister a lot of tickets to “chew up.”
THE STATE PRESS.
The Savannah Press wants th; t
“ambitious campaigner,” Sam
Jones to run for office.
Macon County Citizen: Again
G-<>rgra has spanked her errintt.
Populist children and put them
to b-d without their supper.
Georgia Cracker: Let’s drop
politics now and take up busi
ness. There’s more money money
and a sight less unpleasantness.
The Columbus Enquirer-Sun
thinks that ‘Mr Wright is a bright
young man, and his untimely ta
king off is.to he greatly regret
ed.”
Va dosfa Times . Lowndes coun
y is a Democratic county but the
election demonstrates the unwis
dom oi Detnocra s fighting each
oth r in the face of the enemy.
Valdosta Times : I.i this section
the party has 1 st some votes, bu
emporarially 7 onlv. There were
some local complications in Lown
des conntv which come near prov l
inc disastrous, but the party is
stil' on top, and will regain i‘s
footing at a bound.
Millinery and
Dress Making
Thanking VtCd for the pasc pat'O
nagr, I beg a conti lugfide of the
same. Mv stock will be more Com
plete than ever before. I have
bought largely and at hard time
prices, and will sell cheap, 1 have
a beautiful store, convenient to all
No trouble to find me. Competent
ladies to wait on you. Besides be
ing able to give you the most
(stylish hat for less
money than any other house in
j tne city, you h ive access to my
j Dressmaking Parlors, under the
■ management of Miss Gramling, an
'artist in her profession. All work
j GUARANTEED STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE. (
Briaal Trouseaus made on
Short Notice. j
My prices will be in reach of ev
erybody. Call and see me before I
placing your orders.
MRS.J.F. WARPLAW
9-10-dwlm. >.56 Broad St.
Wanted fin Idea
Protect your Idenv they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDERBUKN * CO., Patent Atton
neyg, Waabington, D. C., for their •1,800 priie oft«t
Hat of two hundred Inventione wanted.
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* The FIN EST PERFU ME$ *
And Toilet Waters Crown Ex- J
tract, Crab ?pple, Lubens Violet 4
* and White Roe.
Frag ant *
and listings Extracts, ail od rs, r
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Colgate* Cashmere toquett $
£ Toi et Water will remind you of a S
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Lazells Vic let Toi et water, 3
large and small sizes Hudmits vio *
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* k t and Florida waters, *
* Co'gates Vi let. wa er three J
sizes, t-'ia!. d larj. e. *
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Sc 2b Jilr Hk JUc l<Sf Cr'A■ i jit *
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Renauds Eau De Quinine and
Colgates qtum and Q Inine for
>treng: he ving an stimiu <ing the
* hai ~ and preven ting baldness.
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REMOVAL
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Practical Leather artists ai d builders ot hand made shoe - ? which
they guaranm- in fit and finish, are now at
330 B-oad St,, v Masonic Temple,
They beg to state that they are prepared to do repairing on short-
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PA-INTTINCI,
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325, Proad Street.
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hJETjiCKK
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, Hai stfd smith, General council.
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WARD
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