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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1897)
Evening, Except Su'urdny, Sun day and Weekly. R. LEE BYRD, Manager. I’Hll.L G. BYRD, Editck. Otti-e: n< r Broad ami Second A'euue. *( COURIER BUILDING.' u—IJI—M- SMvav.Mk I—' *.S» TERMS UF bi BSC KIP I’D >\'. Daily and 8n day, per y< «i > Run , per year Jl.uo Weekly (I'tlK Rome Cot uiEii pel yearso in CARRIER IN CITY AND SUBURBS. Dal.} and Sunday, Went* per week. Rl' 1 uhk drti fl, express, nin'ey order or regisD red letter. Zddree- 1 THE HUSTLER OF ROME, R me, Ga. -Jf-t .*■ n t-rc l a* th P<-t ofiice as f>ec<>n(i ■ matter A v r.fs : . !.».< auri sr.uiple co 4 i»s tor ’he BUSI V S OFFU E PHONE 85 A.. ’ ■ • •' Nevada will >iuk front t*'e ntominencp into which the hwh o’ « ra’-ed it. It h-’« has had v. The Piesidr-ut ii.ny n ' a hit in Cuba by appo i •> I z-’iuuioii ß Consul Gen wiiti o’>ti "<■’"ms to insist upon the rights of Atnei i canjcitizei.s. Nouody wants either Presidents or heads of departments to be surrounded with ceremony or ex cessive hixuty. Some fitting ap pointments are »il the boys ask. When John L. challenged the winner he stated that ‘‘he had one more fight left in him,' and it ooks as if he were willing to take chances as to any other slugger’s ability to knock that fight out of him. i Since the respective claims of Corbett and Fitzsimmons have been settled, the Weyler-Gomsz affair should be brought to a finish and a general peace in the West ern hemisphere thereby assured. Before accepting the story that the grass under the gallows of an Illinois murderer assumed of itself the form of his victim, we should like to kno vis the grass was un der lock anc key. EDITORIAL BONBONS. Spring, gentle spring, has open ed in South Dakota. It was only 24 degrees below zero there yester day.— Baltimore American. Naturally the old question aris es, How is the Senate to lim : t de bate on the proposition to limit debate? —Washington Post. The backoones of King George and President Kruger are en'itled t an exchange of the compliments of the season.—New York ,'ourn* al. In other words Mr. Reed guar antees, to hold the House in the hollow of his hand if somone will look after the Senate . —Detroit Free Press. Nobody can "accuse President SJcKinley of standing in with the Washington boarding house keep ers. He advises the pie-seekers -o 2o str ight h»me.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. President Kruger is much too r . 1 ?, _L! .. ■■■■■■ . .. “As if a brick were lying in my stomach” is the dyspeptic of his his feeling after eating. ■ This is of the commonest symptoms of indigestion. If you have it, take Shaker Digestive dial. Not only this symptom, but all the symptoms of indigestion are cured by Shaker Digestive Cordial. So many medicines to cure this •ne disorder. Only one that can be called successful, because only one that acts in a simple, natural and yet scientific way. Shsker Di gestive Cordial. Purely vegetable, and containg bo dangerous ingredients, Shaker Digestive Cordial tones up strenth •na, and restores to health all the digestive organs. At druggists, prioe 10 ceati to I LOO per bottle. Scrofula Infests the blood of humanity. It appears in varied focus, but is forced I to yield to Hood's Sarsaparilla, which ' purifies and vitalizes the blood and , cures all such diseases. Read this: i “In September, 1891,1 made a misstep and injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards, A Soi*b i fa" <■ * across formed and in walking it I ■’prained my ankle. The sore became worse; I could not put my boot O’: and I thought I should have to give up at every step. I could not get any relief , and had to stop work. I read of a cure of a similar case by Hood’s Sarsaparilla and 1 concluded to try it Before 1 had taken all of two bottles the core had h< aled and the swelling ha J gone down. My . EL. xzx is now well and I have been gr atiy bene i sited otherwise. I have increased in I weight ard am in better h» si’ h. I cannot say enough in praise of Hood’s Sarsapa rilla.” M).s. 11. Ul/.KH, So. Eer .' This and ether t.milar cure* pro. i m'M " • ’A Sarsaparilla Ic the One Trm- Biood Purifier. All druggists. sl. Prepired only by C. I. Hnod A Co., Lowell. Mims. .... the best family c.itnartie Hood s - his and liver st‘’■■"lark '2sc- shrewd a man ever to have told his people that they cou'd defeat the British in arms. But they could cost the British a deal of blood and treasure. —Providence Journ al. It will strike at least a few ob ervers as anomalous that a Con gress elected tor the purpose of re forming the < u -ency should go into speci 1 session atone* for the purpose of making tariff sched ules.—Chicago Record. Pennsylvania is to have a $1,00Q,- 000 State house—or, rather, she thinks she is. When the contrac tors* get the thing und»r way the estimates will probably I e dou bled every little while, as is usual n such cases.—Cleveland Leader. PEOPLE IN GENERAL. “Mme Tuss*ud” paid Dr. Nan sen $5,000 for the blubb*r-si>ak*d suit he wore whe.. he met Air. Jackson on the ice of Franz Josef Land. A new picture of Charles Dick ens from the domestic side, may be expected in a book. “My Fath er as I R call Him,” by the lat« Miss Mamie Dickens, revised by her sister, Mrs. Kate Dickens Per ugini. A two-year-old child of William Priest, of Windsor, Mo., was scar ed to death by a little neighbor girl appearing in the h » usewitb a hideous mask on. The child cried for eighteen hours successively and finally’ died. Lord Brassey, Governor of South Australia, and owner of the yacht Sunbeam, was thrown from his horse recent y. breaking his collar bone and sustaining severe injuries in the chest. He was pitched on his head and the horse rolled over him. . A New Harsford, (Conn ~) Ital ian advertises a delinquent cus tomer by hanging a placard in his store bearing the following inscrip tion. “ owes me $7 75 for peanuts, candy, cigars, tobacco and bread, and he won’t pay. I warn the publie. Don’t trust him ; he won’t pay . Ignace Pelotte, who died on Mackinaw Island recently at the age of ninety-’hree, was the last survivor of the American Fur Com pany He had an indistinct recol lection of John Jacob Astor, the principal owner of the company, and a memory of events of inter est in the West during the first half of the ceutury. THE SOUTH ISTHE LAND. In a recent editorial the Hous ton ( Texas) Post said, among oth er encouraging things: “All (he indications point to a substantial and continued. . improvement in business throughout the South. The manufacturers in . thia city, and in fact all over the South, are busy, with plenty of orders nhead. | The Southern text le mills are running full time, the Southern fu naves are increasing their out put and the reflection of this con dition is now being felt in mer- i hautile circles. Tlis Southern farmers as a rule owe less money 1 ban at any time since the wa., and are in excellent-c-.ndition to re-1 >pu d to the quickening impulses ■ <;' trade v meh are now t egitming ill I. n i from ore* end of the COIHI- i trviot l > ‘her” It is wurtliv • ! rini. e I.iia . tie- H ,usl n Po-f w <m lUpporied the eo - i•-n 'of Ml Biyau, the five eundidu-e Gi' I' i ’llf. it does not l-e - m t< I j t>gi " v iI) the si'v-'r Press that I ti t* d. >al <• 11. . ". v- i hit xii u , <• •: th ■ S- h —Ba i U tnon PHE ARMOIBPLA PE FRAUDS Senator was wrong p; Con;- pan? hud paid hl J Is ' ate ULllebd by ll.t < proo l of I . Pos sioly it was om' cl ms S -utli Caro lina metaphors. But he was u< t 1 metnphoricaj nor dii, i. ex- .. a-i wiieti ne s»i I that “i.” M'-m; r ■ pent- .lure oi tile G ive' ntu-..,t i has been so leaking with fraud and so disgraceful to all connected wi.h it” as the armor-pla’e cou | tracts for the navy. In 11594 the Carnegie Company I was detected in frauds involving $1,404,001) worth of armor p ate, some of which, defective as it is, is now on our warships—supposed yon the Monterey, Terror, New York and Cincinnati, am>ng oth ers. For this fraud th* Carnegie Company was docked 15 percent of the amount involved, but the fine was afterward reduced to 10 per cent, though it was proved »n the meantime that the frauds Were worse than had been charged. The Carnegie Company confess ed judgement by paying the fine, and ever since it has been furnii-h --ing its steel armor at the snme enormous profits as before. Facia admitted before the Sen ate ccmm'tiee recently show th’at at $550 a ton the Co negie Com pany is making over 100 per cent, that in the last eigot years the government has paid the full cost Oi the Carnegie anuor plan , and hal the company has furnished* Russia with armor at prices much lower than it exacts from the Unit ed States. When Johu McLuckie, formerly of the Homestead works,said late ly that the *rmor of some of ouf men-of-war “has blow-holes in it through which a barrel of water can be poured in five minutes.” he illustrated the character of some of the testimony on which bonalor Tillman based his denunciation ut what is undoubtedly a most scan uaiuus business. The drowning of a woman is a shudder wme sight. Yet it is swift and compara tively painless, and blissful, compared to the pain anil agony suffered for many years by many thousands of woman. Most of the differing endured by Women may We traced to. one great, aggravating set of disorders. The woman who does not fake proper care of the organs distinctly feminine is sure to be sickly, nervous, fretful, and racked with pain. She is unfitted for wifehood and motherhood. 1 Every woman owes it to her self to be strong and healthy in a womanly way She may insure this if she will use ttoe ptopef remedy. The greatest of alt medicines for weak 4nd suffering Wofaefi is Dr Pierce’s Favor ite Prescription It acts directly upon the delicate organs that make wifehood and motherhood poaeibw It makes them healthy and vigorous. It cures-all weak ness and disease TY'allays inflammation, soothes pain and stops weakening drains The nerves become steady, and calm, and health resumes its natural sway throughout the system. It prepares for wifehood and motherhood. Oved 96.000 women have tes tified to its marvelous virtues and all good druggists sell it. Ignorance of her own physical nature is re sponsible for a great deal of the pain and suf fering that woman ■ undergoes Dr. Pierte's Common Sense Medical Adviser is the beat medical book for the home: -It is now on die bookshelves of over a million American households. Several chapters of the book are devoted to the diseases and weaknesses of the organs distinctly feminine Hverv woman should read it. It contains over 1.000 pages. Anv one may obtain a paper ■ covered copy, absolutely mam, by sending si one-cenl stamps to cover the tost of snail Ing to Worlds Dispensary Med- IcnJ Afcweiation Buffalo. N. Y If a handsome, durable ekwb binding in desired, send.ten ctnta •xMn (thirty-one eents in all). ■ iLltf.u.art, iat.g L-s WantetMßldeaSSsj CmSUhn n’.?,., I—r 1 —r MU.Wo MAUCH war IHE LEUINE • PIIJFES'OR GIVE" X 11. \JN TALK ON ! > / nl-.‘U ‘ A ;) Y ; r' O ( aNNOT COR-i a. ; . - -..1a . ) I •1 . k • / - r. m ’ ** • * 1 u;E NEEDED TO FKEVEN'I’ THE DES'ELOI’'IEV'T OF DJ-EASES AT THE END OF WIN! ER L* L'jHuUnii ATARbH, lißoNi ’IiTH AND PHIMAT DlBbA-E Ahi-'. S<>- N BY IHE Nl - i r.; CT \ 'I AR l ’! Col.D-'-i I X - C ;1! Cvm: I’miak* v-> the A ■ F 1-, . A iV. !.D .. ." GNCI-. j t I Weak kidiißijs Result t»F Extra Wurk on thf Part of the Organs During Cold Leather Are Promptly Strengthened by Munyon'b Kidney Cure. And Deficient Circulation Call for Munyon’a Blood Cure, The Best Blood Tonic on the Market— It Enriches and Purifies the Blood, Promotes Appe ite anil Gives Renewed Strength am: Vitality.’ _ Professor Muuyon says“ The idea that one must take ‘Spring medicines' Isa gre G mis ake It is tru»- that at this season ot the year inanj changes take place in the human body that ef fect the blood, liver, kidneys and nerves, but in heahny people these changes i«cur withou the help of medicines In fact, lr is a sin agains nature to take d,ugs of any kind into the body unless one is ill. Ibe so-ealle 1 Spring Medi cines (er the blood are also bad because they pretend to cure all diseases with one .combina lion of medicines. It your stomach is out or order it is *bsured to take rheuma ism medi cine; you have a cold ; a kidney remedy not only does you no good, but may co harm; if your liver is sluggish a nerve cure is useless. In fact, there is only one way to cure promptly and permanently, that is by treating each phase of disease with the appropriate remedy •A seperate cure lor eacfi Disease' is the granu and tr< e principal on which the Muujon system of treatment has gained its marvelous success. “It you have a March Cold, the first thing is to cure tbecold.as this is the season when Grippe and colds have a dangerous tendency to develop into lung diseases and catarrh. The most obstinate Cjlds yie'd- in a few hours to Muryou’sco d Cure. Pneumonia, catarrhal dis eases ai.d throat troubles aje always prevented by this remedy. Where colds are complicated by a coo, h. the C° ( ure should be alter nat>d w h Muny 011’4 Cough Cure. “TLe delibitated condition which affects many people in the Spring season is Nature's warning that some organ is weak and often precedes serious disease. It is a condition which calls tor treatment, not with Spring Medicines but with the remedy that will lemw the cause If the stomach is disordered, Munyons Dyspepsia C ur ® * ct as a stomach tonic and bowel regulator, as-isting digestion and cut ii.g sucn symptoms as pain or soreness in Hie stomach, shortness of breath, poor appetite coated tongue, sour or bitter raising from the stomach, constipation, disziness faintness, and lost energy, ’•|t the kidneys are affected, the languid, dragged out feeling is accompanied by pain in nack, dai k circles atound the eyes headaches, and deposits of red sand or mucus in the urine Munyons Kidney cure is guaranteed to cure 96 per cent, of all forms of kidney disease. “When the liver Is disordered, the whole system f< els the presence in the blood of the peisonous substances left by the def eel iv action of this organ In fa<Jt, the condition i one of general poisoning. There Isdepression of the spirits, tired, worn out feeling all the time bad taste in the mouth, aching and sore ness in the right side, backache, and aches and painsail over. Munyon’s Liver cure stimu late* the liver to healthy action, ard makes a pcrfi ct cure by removing the cause, “Impoverished, tb,n aud impu-e blood is ths form’ation from which inanv di>eases arise in the Spring mouths. The |>o-ir qua'ity 'ot the blood results in a general low state of heal'h, of sos ene'gr » n d vitality. The patient taltcs c ■’<• easily, and the colds aie obstinate, leadi g to catarrh, rheumatism and neuralgia. Munyons Blood cure not only purifies the blood, but makes new b'ood rich In nourishment ih»t in vigo.ales Ihe whole system. It aids the health >ul action of all the organs of the body, izes a'l the 'Wanes, promotes appetite, drivel out skin diseases, brings hjaltby co'nr to-he cheeks, chars the complexion and tones up rhe nerves, dispelling completely the dragged, out, tired feeling;*,’ No matter what the disease, there is a Mun yon spscifie with which you can doctor and core yourself. Munycn’s Improved Homcoo pa'hic Remedies are sold by all druggists, most. 1 y 25c a vtat.There is no guess werk, eac.i remedy la plainly labe'ed with directions for home treatm nt, and thecure isabsolu'ely cet t»in. If you are in donbtas tv the na-ure- of your disease, A Fersonot tetters W Prof. Mun run, 1506 Arch street, Philadelphia Pa., an sweied with treemedieal advioe sot any dis _ Caxcareth stimulate liyes, kid— qeyt and bowela. Never fiidken gnpe’ 16c. *’*' 4 how io find our Filia bottle or common water illaea with urine and let i: si nd twenty-four hours; a Bediunnt or settling indicates a d;sua.-od con dition of the kidneys. V hen u rine stains linen it is positive evi dence of kidney trouble. Too fre |uent dedire to urinate or pain in she buck, is hlso conviDcinn proof | tnat the kidneys and bladder are out of order. what to do. Tlu re :• 1 "t in the know 1- uge so o‘lhii 1X l '- ed that Dr. ' In' r> Swiiiiip Ro 1. th" gre it .11' y r, in- oy fulfills "vei v wish relieving | air. in 'be buck, kid-; ,e‘. '. liver. I .adder and ev ry part !of tin* uriiiarv pastures ’t cor- ' I rects inability to hold urine and scalding p irn in passing it. < r bud j-ifec following use "f iquor, I win’or beer, ;>nd ov- t’ oin-a (hat unpleasant necessity > f being compelled to get up many times during the night to drinute. The f’ild and th* extraordinary effect . f Swamp IE "t i • sw.- rcaliz- d. 111 stands the .m -1 t . v . I dellu! cures oft: m -i distr isb- I .ug cases. It y< u need a medicine you should h ive the best. Solo by druggists price fifty cents and "lie dollar. For a sample bottle in J paniph et both sent free, by mail, mention The Home Courier md send your full post-office ad dress to. Dr. Kilmer & Co. , Bing hampton, N. Y. The proprietors of this paper guarantee the genu ineness of this offer. HOW’S THIS*? W offer One Hundred Tollars Reward for any case of Catarah that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. E.J. CHENEY & .CO., Props., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have knewn F. J. Cheney fc|r tl.e last 15 years, md believe him perfectly honora b e in all businesstransactiou and financially able to carry out aay obligations made by the firm. West & Truax. Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo,O. Walding. K’nnao & Marvin- Wholesule Druggists, Tc iedo,Ohio. Hail’s Catarrh Cure is taken in ’eriially acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle . Sold by all Dauggists.Testimonoals free Hall’s Family Pills are the best piwttiniitiitifiitttiiittfiiiiiiitintttifittiittttiiftitnhiWT! -.i | FREE. i E TO ADVERTISE our TANDEMS and = E BICYCLES we shall DISTRIBUTE. FREE Os COST E 1 Tandem Combination 5175 00 3 El * Diamond Frame. 150 00 = E 1 Bicvcle, Ladies' 125 00 3 El “ Gents 125 00 3 El “ Ladies... 100 00 3 El “ Gents.. 100 00 3 El “ Ladies 75 00 3 1 “ Gents 50 00 3 1 '• Youths, Girls.. 50 00 : 1 “ “ 80y5... 50 00 : j 10 SIWO 00 3 E Ante AT ONCE [inc o«ing stamped ad- 3 E dressed envelope] for fu.l particulars. : | AVALON BiQYCLE CO., 211-215 Grand Ave., = r Agents Wanted. Milwaukee, Wis 3 = We sell new 1897 Bicycle for 825.06 3 feaauiMlllliiiiiiiiiillliiißiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuhiii/ PERFECT MANHOOD ITbe world admires the perfect Has! Not esurage, dignity, or musealar development alone, but that subtle and wonderful force known as SEXUAL VITALITY which is the glory of Manhood— the pride of both old and young, but there are thousands of men suffering the mental tortures es a weakened manhood, shattered nerves, and falling ■oaual power who can be cured by'our M agi cat Treatm en t which mby t e taken at home under our directions or we will pay R. H. fare and hotel bills for those who wish to come here, if we fafl.to cure. W» have no free prescriptions, free cure or'C.O.p, fake. We have *256.900 capital and guarantee to cure every case we treat or refund every dollar you pay us, or fee may fie deposited In any. bank to be paid ua when a cure ls effected. Writ*for full parttcu’an. MAT* «ai»CAX. CMK, Owaha. Sab. Trenton, Ga., Feb. 1. 1897 1 have deen suffering for three years with rheumatism, and have never found anything that would do me any good, i u’il I began taking 1 very soon felt a change and continued Us use until I*hsd taken five bottles when the pains of rheumatism had completely disappeared. G. A. Garter. Trenton, Ga. Hoed’a Pills are reliable, sure MADE ME A MAN TABLETS TOBLTIVEMfCWUi >Z 1, ■* ZHysasss—Faillna Mom V 9 fl “7 JtupoWnc/. hlemdeMnoM etc ooused Y ,JT by Alims or Mhsr’Etmus, ui In-lfe \ They (/uir/flw and x» -SXr £—U>r* Lq«t Vita!!’/' in tHdbrruuntf. aad J 1 • ’flwh for ■tudy, bufineAi 'or * Consumption Ls (oJ For sale in Rome, Ga., by •D; W and Jarvis <fc Wright, Druggist**' - « Blood poison cured In 15 t 035 days. You can be homeforsamo price under samn t„“ te< la| ty. If you prefcrtocomeherewS.^r l *®- tract to pn y nil I rontl fa reand hotel hi 1 c°o -11 we full to cure. I f you have n « cury, iodide potash, and still bare achJ Uer * pains. M ucons Patches in mouth S<>r«vi.'* ““d Pimples, Copper Colored Spots, any part of the body. Unit or Eyebrows r.lu oa out, it Is this Secondary BLOODi P<iiJ!P>f we guarantee to cure Wo solicit the m',,i ’ natc cases and challenge the M case we cannot, cure. Thia dGease h«.i '• Eaflled the skill of the most eminent J> w * Ta Clans. »-.00,000 capital behind "u?n? hyst * Clonal ynaranty. Absolute proofs sent iwSf 0 ! 1111 * apphentu’n. Address COOK REMFDV 8 %20 801 Masonic Temple, CHICAGO, ‘ A HOUSEIU)L )NE JCESStW Ca carets Candy Catl artie, the most wonder ful medical .1 stovpry ot 'he ago, p easant and to the taste, act ueiitly anti p-sH, Vl . I :■ oil kiilneM, IV. ra'-i'l b weU, cleansing tl-e I entire eyatem, c.ispel COhla, cite hea.i H , i„. f. v.ir. habitu il constipation and biliousness Please bay and tr. ,i box oi '. (' i , t (r ~ . | h Mi cents Hol l .ii-'- gu tran f -n’oeure by a'' ! drauuists • : vL zq and its To THC tI) ] TCR ._ J | | lve an n ? - o])j(e remedy fur Consumption. By its use thousands of hopeless cases have bee, .e. -n'/ ! permanently cured. So proof-positive am I of its power that J consider it my d ;:y to and ttt'O bottles free to those of your reader!’ who have Consumption,Throat, Bronchia] or i Luni* Trouble, if they will write me their expres -at z'ostoT.ce address. Since:- .y, 'T. A. >:!.<-• -M. C ■ IB» Bmtl fit., itew yiv Pj— Th. ' »nd Managoment of ♦hi* I • •’<>» t«*ueruisS Propogitjoop n Spen ding - Your Good Round Dollars You want the beet article at the lowes’ possible prior*. 'I will sell you a fine piano or organ at aston ishing y low prices and on easy payments. Write for my prices md terms before you buy, as I will positively save you money. 1 have the largest stock of sheet music of any dealer in Alabama, Liberal discounts to teachera. Mail orders promptly attended to. Write for catalogue. 1 also have a large stock of th» fines* sewing machines that I sell at low prices and on very easy payments Best tnake Q of new 1897 bicycled at close prices and liberal terms. All new wheels thoroughly guaran teed. Local bic\clj agents wanted in every town. E. E. Forbes —MONTGOMERY. ALA.— Rome Branch No. 327 Broad St. S. P- DftVIS, Manager. HSBZHIT ATTORNEYS r.W. klexandsr. Junius V. Hilly* ' ALEXANDER HU YER ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Manonic Temple Bulld og, Rome Ga. M B EUBANKS Attorney at ILiv Office in Kino Building, Rome „ Georgia. F- G. Govan, Attorney at Law. Office in M tomic Temple. Broad Street. , Rome Ga. J. H. Spv'lock, Attorney at Law, Masea Temple Huildidg Temple Building Romo Georgia. :i - ■ • ‘ CHAS’. W. UNDERWOOD-Attorney at Law Masoul: Temple, Borne, Ga. RKRCf. a DENNY—Attorneys at law.ft’* Id Masonic Temnle. Rome, Ga. WH. ENNIS—Jwo. W. STARLING—knot & Starling, Attorney* at Law, Mmool ' Temple, Rome, Ga. ffbi® - PHYSICIAN* ANO SURGEONS Franlk A. Wynn, Physician and Burgeon Reeideuce, corner 7th, Ave and Ea*t ri»*t St, Office, Room 8 in Medical Building (*• t’rouch fk Co. Drug store DM. RAMSUB—Physician and Surzson k Office at residence 614 avenue A, Fourt* ’ward. ; ■ ’ f P. HAMMOND—Physician and Surgeon i Offers his rsofesalonal services to th* p*o pls of Rome snd surrounding country, iffic* at Croncb and Watson’s drag Store, irood street. ..P\R. W. D. HOYT—Office at C. A. lr*J‘ . store. *O. 331Hroad street, Te’ep*'” J 4 A WILLS, PENTIST, ' 24»i BRO4D 81 9MW ER t I ; _ 2 I » l * mA- * En ; {SSI . ™nWi t' Il ul| »U’*M ‘ 1
