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PROFESSION*! COLUMN ATTORNEYS , ;5. f -i y f ( -1 |•' ar. w va.mjivkr a. a. ewi* VIMDIVER A SWIM Attorneys ot Law. t . HOME- GKORGIK Office over Post office. Will praO . t ice in *U courts. i . i i-IMI »5Ui x<t * i <•» ■ • '»<,• | SEABORN WRIGHT Attorney at Law. ROME GEORGIA Offices: Masonic Temple Annex- Entrance on 4th Ave. WliX DO A GENERAL PRACTICE Bah ■ - 4?.W. Atetanrter. Junlua F. HlHy« ALEXANDER HILYER ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Manonic Temple Build uig, Rome Ga. - M i. EUBANKS Attorney at Office in King Building, Rone <• FG. Govan, Attorney at I*w. Office In M» •tiinic Temple, Broad Street. r *"' ■ Rome Ga. 1. H. Bpu'lock, Attorney at,Law, Mason Temple Buildidg Temple Building Rome Georgia. . A Jrtcht & Hxmiltou. Attorneys at Law. O Vy five i« the King Building. W. UNDERWOOD—Attorney at Lae t > Masonic Temule Rome, Ga. <S DENNY—Attorneys at law. Om “T in Masonic Temple. Rome, Ga. • I'l7 H. ENNiB-JMO. W. STARLING—EnnI yy _ & Starling, Attorneys st Law, Maaoni * Temple, Rome, Ga. . - feb23 . •—■ . ■<s*• . . . > . . ' . .‘'V , 4 v, PHY* Ct ANS AMO SURGEONS Frank A. Wynn.P'byrtttan wart Surgeon BneiAenoe, corner Ttt. aUve and East First *€, HCine, Room 8 U.»fltUe.al Bailing «.«• Crouch A Co. DM. RAMBV*— Physician and Surgeon .Ofiei at raaldenoe BU avenue A. vourti w tesrd. ~ . >2. ' Ji , '> ■) UP. HAMMOND- Physician and Surgeon- Gffirvs bis piafttown,! servioes to the pet yAe df tow snd surrounding eountrj .--*•* »t Cronch and WataouA drag store, » edafi street. .sRItffiMIMBMMMMMBMiMMMnaiMHSMfiMfiMMMMB ? -%R. w., Xu MOYT—Office at o, A. Tre vr JfiruK stose. d o , 331 Broad street. Te<epboi tl« reF-SM ia. Nn.si £ A WILLS, DENTIST, 249* BROAD S I uiii.wff J H i .T— I — l-s- Miilinery and Dress Making Thanking you for the p»sc pat’C n ige* I beg a continuance of the same. My stock will be more com plete than ever before. I h*ve liought largely and at hard time prices, aud will sell cheap. I have a beautiful store, convenient to all No trouble to find me. Competent adiea to wait on you. Besides be ing able to give you the most stylish hat for less money than any other house in iae city, you have access to my Dreasmaking Parlors, under the management.of Miss Gramling, no artist in her profession. All work GUARANTEED STRICTLY’ UP-TO-DATE. Bridal Trouseaus made on Short Notice. My prices will be in reach of ev erybody. Gall and see me betort placing your orders. MRS.J. p . WAROLAW 9-10-dwlm. ’ofi Broad SI $ 100 REWARD $ 100. The reader cf this paper will bo pleased to learn that these is at least one dreaded disease that that science has bt?en able to "ure i 3 all its stages, and that is Ca tarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known -.to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease,requires a constitutional treatment. Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directiy on the blood' and mucous- surfaces v>f nite -eystenl thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the pa t ent strength liy- building up the constitution and assisting in doing its .worp. The proprietore hive so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer ‘'One Hun dred Dollars for any- case tlrat it fails to cure. Send for list nf tasti- Imohiale. Address. F. .1. CHENY & C 0 Toledo, by Diuggi s I STATE SIFTINGS' J i ("VP. . . i | Rifle tearps from the At antja companies will *h<*Qt for a hand some trophy this week. James P. Gordon, of Atlanta, has become demented. He think* Bpanudispies are after him. Tb« turpip cr»p of Gwinstt will be a total failure. Kvtft the crops in bottom lands haYfcilied out. ( H. W. Camp of Douglas epuiif ty. wjH be tried by. the., federal court for rutjping an illicit sti I hear his residence. Sheriff Barnes closed Xhe *hoy store of Fox & Snelling at.Atr lanta on Tuesday under a mort gage for SSOO in favor of Glenn, Simon & Phillips. Rev. J. B. Hawthorne, for. many years pastor of the First vßap isti church of Atlanta, n w Sash ville, is sick in Atlanta. ,7"> / | H. R McCleary, of Savannah, is to construct a house boat of slj w minum, that when loaded down will only draw four inches of wa ter. - 1 At Big Bend, in St. Mary’s a hurricane on Friday swept away houses, crops, cattie and several convict camps. The damage is in calculable. Mrs. William Austell has re cently 'lost jewelry, household ar tioles, etc., and detectives proved her trusted cook the thief. She h&d stolen about SBOO worth . Judge Newman has a number of moonshine cases on hand and is disposing of them at the rate of about twenty ■©‘very* day. Hubbard stabbed Judge Bievips in a row about a woman al Brown Station, and he wilkdve. Both are .colored.. <Cun niughaui escaped. Alderman Brya® Lawrence 06 Augusta will sue the Populist pa per, tije Tribune, for daniagre for saying* he. participated in a row at the pulls. The magnificent work done by Hon. Stsve Clay, as 'chairman of the Demicratic exeewtiwecommit tee, deserves th* highest conatnen dation. Mr. Clay was untiring ii» his efforts to snow the Popnli»te under by 40.000 and he had tbs pleasure of seeing it beautifully done —Monroe Advcitieer. CHARTERS IS ALL RIGHT. Dahlonega, Ga , October 14.—\ The reports indicating the ol Hun. W. A. Charters for the house are entirely incorrect. There was never at any lime any doubt of his election. He received aclear ; majority over all his opponents combined, as will be seen from the following - W. A. Charters received 580 votes, W. J. • Burt 310, J. T. Grindle 191, W. H. Postell 28 and J. N. Austin’ 11. And in face of the fact that a heavy flight was m ide on him solely on the Hue that he is a law ver «nd a town man, he received a majority ot the country vote and a practically unanimous town vote, out of the 868 votes cast at the tiwn| precinct he having re-’ ceived 297. His exact majority in the coun iy is 276 GENTLEMAN FROM WORTH Another change in the legislative list as at fiirst printed : G. G. Ford, is elected to the legislature from Worth, defeating Mr. Sumner, the popuFst candid ate, by 200 votes. Capt Felix Corput, of Cave Spring, was in the city last night. . . Mr. J. C ..Warren, of Atlanta, is at the Armstrong- Ma.-. and Mrs. R. W. Jones, pass ed ibrough the city today en route from Cartersville, to theii home in Lyerly. ij, ’ e ■ . Smoke the. E.l Regalo 5 cent cigar j»t Curry’s. Increase your business by ad-, vertising in the Hustler so Rome. THE H’JSTi_ER GF HOME WEDNESDAY OCTO3E. 14, I 89&. ’ NEWSY NOTES I I. The New York Recorder, h«“ b«er absorbed by th* Tribune, cf lh*l city. In one of the ienejnent distric-« of New York city there is o dy ore bath eight families. The war correspondent*’ mem<- rie I at Gapland, Md., will be ded cated next Friday by the Society of Army correspondents and Ar tist*. • t , ,t ,; ' • ’7 ■ • ;'T .• V John A Green, Editor of the Gulf Bree^ { . and postmaster t Daphne, Ala ~j» charged with th* embezzlement of $25() ot post of fice <unds. The priest in charge of a paro cir d school in Brooklyn, N. Y.. nv de a bonfire of about JOOO. mot t ■ buttons which he took from the dhi dren. TMifing a political meeting at Chaplin, Ky., Joe Preather shot and killed William Beeling; but tragedy did not stop the demon stration . Earnest. B. Hasseltine, of Colum bia. S. C., has pleaded guilty to breach of fraudlent intent in us ing s4'oo of the Bank of Lancas er, of which he was assistant cashier, and was sentenced to 21 month - in the penitentiary. READ this. Annapolis, Md., A|W. 16. 1894. —I have used Chamberlain's Pain Bahn for rheumatism and found it n> be all that is claimed tor iv. I believe it to be the best prepara tron for rheumatism and deep sea|t ed muscular pains on tjie market and cheerfully recommend it to the public. Jno. G. Birooks, dealer ia boots, shoes, etc., Noi 18 Main ‘St. ’ , ’ A’EYLER WON T TAKE THE FIELD. Havana, October 14, —Rumois were in circulation! here on Sat urday that Captain General Weyler trad gone, or was about to go to Pmar del Rio. rumors were absolutely without foundation, as General Weyler h*s not left , Ha vana and jt if pot known that it i* his int' fjo do so a| .present The rebal leader Mayia Rod rigue/. has b*eu wounded in an engagement upon the Ranch Juncc, near EaPeranza, with the Spanish force* under command of General Aldaves. also read this. Mechanicsville, St. Mary County, Md.— I sold a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm to a man who had been suffering with rheumatism for several years. It madejntn a well man. A. J. Mc- Gill For sale at 50 per bot t e By Lor r Bn»«., Druggist Rome. . ?„ Joined Her Husband in Death. New Bedford, Ohio, Oct. 14 Mrs. Henry Grundy died yesterday from voluntary starvation. Sever al months agu her husband died, leaving her considerable,property. Shortly afterward she made an un successful attempt to Kill herself, and since then has been c'osely wajebyd. Her grief increased each day, and recently she refused to t ke nourishment, saying she want e to die and join her husband. A Bank Cashier’s. Crime, Cincinnati, 0., 14.—\villiam A. Boynton, cashier of the First Na tional Bank, at Franklin, -0., was sentenced to five years in the Ohio Penitentiary 4 Jby w .United States Judge Sage yesterday tor embez zlement aggregating $30,000. He is 6&years old. r- NOTICE. s • ■ '■ 'J I. ’ •r . f 'l'he'J'Board of Education of North-Rome will-meet oil Monday October-26’h, for the purpose of electing tnaehetf’ ’fdr t ; Hh- Pubfi'c the ensuing year, begin ing tbe Ist, Monday jm A. Raw.lins, Ohm.-. Mr. J. T. Camp, of Cave Spring, is here today. • ►? MORE CURATIVE POER I- uontHined in a bottle «,»f : Homl'fi th n in any : other similar preparation . It costs ‘the prapnetor and more. It costs the jobber mure and j it is worth mor* to the consumer. It has a record of cures unknowp to any other preparation It ijs the best to buy because it is the One True B ood Purifier. Hhod’i, Pills acv the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Gen tle, reliable, am*. . • n• .< j -" Aw." ■.-"%.!> .' i ■■ Day - J f a lifetime, tot to S may mean the lose J nportunity. When J _ Med i with any pmn J or weakpms, for which an actiae and F I I effective external remedy ia needed, • nothing is so trustworthy aa Johnson’s Ml . | Belladonna Plaster. It touches the } ■pot and give* the welcome relief. It £ 1 is made to succeed—not merely to > ' ’ pell. Look for the Bed Cross on all X F the genuine. J F JOHNSON a JOHNSON, F a Manufacturing Chuailrts, New Yofta NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .* * .in'' l".. ’-'fj. n HINDERCORNS Th»wily«i« CmS* Coen*. Slope au pain. Makw walking way. 15e. atDrugrirt*. PAfeKEft’S HAIR BALSAM Cleanse* and beautifie* the hide Promote* a luxuriant growth. Newer Fails to Bestore Gray Hair to it* Youthful Color. Cure* *CfCp diseases a hair failing, 5Tc, and <I.OO at Druggists ttrouareCONSUMPTIVE or hare Indiirestlon. Painful ill* or I'ability of any kind use PARK ER’S GINGER TONIC. Many who w-re hope lees and ducouraged bare regained health by its use, THINACURA For Thin People Are you thin? Flesh made with Yhinacurn Tablets by a scien title i>r<>c?HS. They create perfect assimilation of every for of food, secreting every form of food, secreting the valuable parts and d scaril itig the worthless. They make faces plueip anti round out the figure. They ate the STANDARD REMEDY for leanness, containing no arsenic, and al>ao lately. »arit>i*M. •> Price, prepaid, $1 per box 6 Pamphlet ‘I f TO GET FAT’’ free., . $ . V -THE THJNACURA CO , 349 r a N«-w York. » ■ ll l ■ 1 ani ' 'h w. I* 1 ■ 11 ■■ ■ ;r n > T ; r A: ' ; y>/' t l'>in ■, *M , ISwaalMs— A , I* MS ri _ I / WSBFFBSB SHMMwam. as Ixrxggtoi*, MT M** **. Now is the Accepted Time, and Forbes’ Branch Music Wheel House is The Place. We arejibsdquarterg for finest musical iugtrument? and the cheap est high Grade Bicj’cles’. * Prices and Terms are All you Can ask »»>?, f,Vf - . . • • -> ' . *’t r Desire. . E‘. IE hirbcs ROME BRANCH HOUSE. SEAB PI DAVIS, MANAGER J? ' ' Moseley’tj^Diug^Stol e, Broad —— I’’ IjiAVE you 'jjgl’lcers in Mouth, Hair-I- Wr&» ®KKMJEDi <,O Z Masonic Tegnplef; hlcaffOs proota 01 cure*. ' jtetHl., ©.■»«»<>. y>QO. Worst CAse* cured in MlftSK jjjgto 3& dayr. 100-pnge book free. S t* * M s S. M. Stark, I SJ § LJDIES' Hill CMM» TIUI S S f . s Curry Building 2nd Ave 3 *• MM ■ ' . ® || J use arrived, and now on | II < xhioition and for sale, our || careful y selected and large | II assortm--nt of new goods. | II Embraced in these new | II lines are choice ana appro- | || priatearticlesf?r I I Bridal Presents and I I Birthday Presents. | || Purses, Stationery, Perfumeri s and . LI Druggist Sundries of every description $ I J, T. CROUCH & COMPANY || MEDI'L\L.BUILDING V BROAD ST. | :•- * - • ' .» I ■ -’.S ' i-, . . ' • ' 7 Silver Novelties ■ Weddinn Prdsents 1 titivw rec ivK! otiu the lißndaomeHt lines us Noveltie and Brida; Gills ever ceen in R >me. I C rry a complete line of Diamonds Watches Jewelery NEWEST AND LATEST CUT GLASS. • If you want an elegant present for birthday, bridal, silver or gold wedding occasions you can fit d just the thing by looking through my stock. Engraving" free on all goods bought of me. • FULL LINE OF SPECSACLES AND EYE GLASSES IN STOCK J K Williamson Jewelry Store $ repairing - * 1 repair Furniture and Bicycles • Call on cr address g JACK O’REAR | f’ r^4< 2 z WARD Em repressed front brick.®