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PERSONAL MtNflON
Fresh arrival fancy s mall z
hams at Lloyd’s, at a small
rice.
Misses Mary Brown and Ruth
McLeod, two of Rome’s most
charming young ladies, have
returned from a pleasant visit
to Armuchee.
Tickets are on sale for the
Mobley Park Theatre at Trev
itt’s drug store,
Miss Mary Trevitt, a pretty
and talented young lady of Dal
ton, is the guest of her brother,
Dr. C. A. Teevitt, in the Fifth
ward.
Mr. John 11. Reese went
down to Atlanta <n legal busi
ness this morning.
Mr. Aimer D. Davis left to
day for Catoosa Springs, where
he will spend several days for
his health.
For that tired feeling you
must enrich and purify your
blood. Hoo-t’s Sarsaparilla is the
medicine you need.
Mr. S B. King went down to
Cedartown this morning to get re
cruits tor Capi. H.nry Stewarts
new company.
Mr. N. JI. Bass, of Lavender,
spent today in the city.
First Baptist prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock
Let the members go out and en
joy the meeting.
Mrs. Hugh T. Inman, and son,
Edward, of Atlanta arrived in the
city yesterday and will spend the
summer, at their beautiful county
home a few miles from the city.
Misses Addie Wright, Linnie
Thomas and Eva Camp, are vis
itinq friends in Pinewood, Ten
nessee.
Mr. W. A. Selman, who has
been the guest of his friend Mr.
Aimer R. I) avis for several days,
returned to his home at Powder
Springs, yesterday.
Mr. Frank George returned
from Cedartown today, where
he has been getting recruits ft r
Capt. Henry Stewart’s company.
He enlisted ten men.
JJMi’-S Burney, of Harper’s
Station, is in the city today.
Mr. W. T. Cox. of Gadsden,
is in the city.
W. A. Gilbert, of Birming
ham, is here today.
The quarterly conference of
the Methodist church, will be
held in,the lecture room of the
First Methodist church tomor
row evening,
l Miss Anna Davis is quite
sick at her home on Fifth Ave.
“Judge E. P. Treadaway went
down to Atlanta today to attend
the Gubernatorial Convention
tomorrow.
Mies Rosebud Johnson will visit
frieu in Cai tersville this week
Miss Stacy Earnest, of Atlanta,
is the charming guest of Mrs. John
H. Reynolds, in East Rome.
Lots of nice fruit at Lloyd’s,
: nd heaps of other good tilings
to eat.
fl? THE J,III.
Doings of a Daij at The
Hotel McLeod.
CC'J'IC AND GOING
Os Those Stopping at The Pop
u'ar Hotel.
Mr. John Wiinpee a well
known farmer living in the
Fiatwoods lost two valuable jer
sey cows several months ago and
thinking they had strayed from
home proceeded to scour the
country tor miles around, but
could find no trace of them. Sat
urday morning he saw some
hides in the possession of John
\ddison, Nora White and Alex
Steadman and he at once recog
nized them as coming off the
anatomy of his cows. Yesterday
lie swore out a warrant for the
thieves. They were give a pre
liminary hearing before Justice
of the Peace Walter Harris and
bound over on a SIOO bond each,
in default they went to jail.
Alex Steadman skipped and
has not been arrested.
STOLE IRON.
Deputy Sheriff Bill McLeod
arrested Horrie Griffin, col, yes
teiday on a warrant charging
him with obtaining other peo
ple’s things without permission,
He went to Mr. Andrew
White’s blacksmith shop in the
Flat woods and hauled off a
wagon load of scrap iron. He is
now in the McLeod hotel.
WENT TO THE GANG.
T. Goings, Will Gordon, Owen
Slaughter, George Greenlee,
Andrew Anderson, Oliver Rush
and Edmond Jones all colored,
who was co ivicted at the last
term of the city court, were ta
ken to the chaingang today.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
At Mobley.—The Peruchie-
Belden’s Comedy Co., will hold
the boards at the theatre tonight
at Mobley’s Park. Mr. Marvin,
manager of the Street R’y., has
gone to a great expense in get
ting the company here, as they
only play m large cities. They
come highly recommended.
I Fresh Graham Hour and new
crop whole-wheat Hour at Lloyds
Lawn Party.—T'he ladies of
the Third Baptist church Mis
sionary Society will give a lawn
party at the North Rome depot
next Thursday evening.
Several new style fancy cakes
at Lloyd’s. Also best reception
wafers ever brought to Rome.
Wreck.—A Chattanooga So ,
R’y, freight train was wrecked
yesterday afternoon at 5 o’clock
, at Round Mountain. The train
was e a heavy one and was run
ning down a steep grade on th*
Southern R’y track, it jumper
the track and several freight
cars were piled, which delate*
trams for several hours. No om
was hurt.
Changed Hands.—Mr. A. W
McCall sold his interest in th
Armstrong to Mr. J. W. Youn;
yesterday. Mr. Young, the ne\
; proprietor, is an experience*
1 hotel man and one of thecievei
i est, and it goes without saying
under his management the hote
will be one of the best in tin
south
Fancy New Orleans Syriq
just arrived at Lloyd's. Fine as
silk, .sweet as honey.
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MOST BRILLIANT,
Was Tlb Opening of The
lbw Theatre
AT MOBLEY’S PARK
Last Evening. A Large Crowd
Present Highly Enjoyed.
The inclemency of the weath
er did not prevent a large crowd
from attending the opening of
the ham’so ne new pavilion at
Mobley Park, by the Perchire-
Beldini Company.
The company is a very large
one and they only play in large
cities, and it was with some dif
ficulty that Manager Marvin
secured them for the week.
The specialty work by Miss
Beldini and Mr. Stork, w r as
loudly applauded.
The evening’s entertainment
closed with “The Office Boy,”
which kept the audience laugh
ing from start to finish.
The following is the program
for the balance of the week :
Tuesday night—‘‘Wild Cat,”
a comedy drama.
Wednesday night—Vaudeville
and variety.
Thursday night—“ The Politi
cian,” a society drama,
Friday night—“ Jane,” the
screaming English comedy.
Saturday matinee—For chil
dren.
Saturday night—“A Georgia
Cracker,” a rip roaring farce
comedy.
THE FLOYD COUNTY
’s
Relief Society Will Give a
Barbecue at
MOBLEY PARK JULY 8.
Benefit of The Sick Soldier
Boys. A Worthy Cause.
The Floyd county Relief So
ciety will give a barbecue and
Brunswick stew at Mobley park
on July Bth for the benefit of the
sick soldiers.
The cause is a most worthy
one and should receive the sup
port and help of every one whe
is interested in the soldier boys,
The following are the com
mittees :
On barbecue—Messrs. W. J.
Griffin, John M. Vandiver and
Halsted Smith,.
On Brunswick stew —Messrs.
John J. Seay, Sam S, King and
J. T. Crouch.
On soliciting—Messrs. John
P. Davis, J. Lindsey Johnson,
V. T. Sanford and Hon. Seaborn
Wright.
On corresponding—Mesdames
IJ. T. Haynes, H. C, Norton and
'diss Spullock.
On advertising—Mesdames.
Florence Eastman, Chas. D.
Wood, John T. Reece and Phill
G. Byrd.
Do You Got it?—l have ex
clusive charge of thd circulation
lepartment of the Hustler-Com
nercial. If you do not get your
paper promptly, report to me
and it will be a tended to. The
subscription is 10 cents per
veek, payable every Saturday.
Please have the money ready
when the collectorjcalls.
Respectfully,
Paul C. Jack«»
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sire to invest in a new covering fee tr.e dear rid walls cf
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To the People ot Rome.
I wish to announce that I have bought the Model kly
... Steam Launlry an I nropoie to rearrange and aid to it /J.
\l/ so that you will have in your city a plant second to none
* u t* ie sout h- -I-
W I have had years of practical experience, the past \|/
Vi/ three years of which I have owned and operated one of
yF the largest plants m Texas. With the ye its of expert V*
eU ° e I tiave had and as I will devote my entire time and
attention to the business I will be in a position to guar, Vr
/|\ antes that anything coming to my laundry will be done /A\
yK satisfactorily. A trial will convince you that 1 can do all ’V
tha' I claim- Send in your bvndlo. If it '’ails to please /i\
/Ak yov there will be no charge. Stop our wag mor telephone yK
No 158, and your bun lie will bi returned promptly.
Hoping to receive a fair sh ir >of your patronage, I am /Ak
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S H- PARKIN. S
•J; Proprietor Model Steam Laundry.
One Large Scar
Is AH That Remains of Great
Scrofula Sores
Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look
Upon Her—A Grand, Complete
Cute by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
After Others Failed.
“I was taken with neuralgia in my
head and eyes. Not long after this, a
scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek,
extending from my upper lip to my eye.
Other sores came on my neck and on my
right arm and one of my limbs. They
were very troublesome and painful and
soon became great running sores. My
face looked so bad that some of my
neighbors could not bear to look it me
and advised me to wear a bandage, but I
feared this would irritate the sore and
make it worsa. So I
Could Net i-iido the Sores.
My niece, who was familiar with a case
similar to mine, which had been cured by
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, urged me to tr~ it.
Finally I was persuaded to do so, and in
a short time I saw it was helping me.
The sores began to heal and the neu
ralgia in my head was better. In a few
nonths the sores on my arms and limbs
.11 healed; those on my neck gradually
and now they are all gone,
have never had anysymptom of scrofula
ice. One large scar on my right arm is
.il the sign that remains of my terrible
liiction. The neuralgia is also cured.”
I rs. J. ii. Hatch, Ltna, New Hampshire.
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CHEAP RATES.
On account of the meeting cf
the Southern Biblical Assembly
at Knoxville, Tenn., June 16—
25th, 1898, the Southern rail
way will sell tickets from points
on its lines to Knoxville and re
urn at rate of one fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold
on June 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17,
with final limit June 27 ; also on
June 20 and 21, with final limit
July 4, 1898.
Foi further information and
descriptive circular relative the
same please cull on agent ofto'
Southern railway. c
wnssioNii cim.
ATTORNEYS.
J. BRANHAM.
Law Office, 200jKist First Street,
ROME. GA.
GMAS, W. UNDERWOOD,
Attorney at l av, Rome, Ga.
Corporati in Law Only.
M B EUBANK3,
Atterney at law. OfficeKing Building.
Rome, <>a.
W H. E IST KT IS,
Attorney at Law Will Practice in all courts
Office, Masonic Temple, koine, Ga.
"W. J IST EEL,
Attorney at law. Will practice in all courts,
apecial attention given to commercial law
and the examicalion cf land titles,
office in King building. Koine, Ga.
WALTER, ITA.FtR.IS
Attorney at law and J. P. Office over F. J.
Kane & Co.’s.
LIPSCOMB <Sc WILLINGHAM
Commercial Lawyers.
Gfflce in Armstrong h >tel imilding.'K>me, Gt
J SA. BZ - 03, A. WEO R T~>
at Uw ’ Bn ne - Ga - Collecuuus “
Masonic Temple. Rome, Go.
DENTISTS.
J. A. WILLS, D. D. S.,
Office 240 1-2 Broad. * ;Over Cantrell & Owens.
J. L PENNINGTON. D.D.S.,M D
ENTIBT-
mmr e eCo.‘' a “ rOa<i Btr ° eL Over Hank ? Fur ’
physicians’
C HAMILiPO NT, M o
Physician and Surgeon Office, Medical
Building Rome, Ga. O" ce ’phone No. 62.
Tj B H A-Tvl MO£T -J. Jkl. 8.,
Physician and Surgeon, Office in Medica
building. R Hideace, No. 4J3 West First st
Office ’pho No 62.
Lanham & Sons have
just received a con
signment of 8 dozen
Linen Crash S <irts,ancl
while the stock lasts
will sell tne $1 kind
for 49 cents and the
75 cent kind for 39
:ents. I
Wai
Lim c
Prices,
M hile on the one | latl( j
«s, a result of the w ar ,
nearly all food product,
have advanced in pr j ee
0,1 tlle other hano, it
has had 'precisely ;| le
opposite effect on the
Furniture
■ Trade.
We| jmust keep our
sales up to the normal
standard, and to do th a
we realize that goods
must be sold lower than
ever, and weareprapar-
ed and determined to
make you lower prices
on anything in our
house than can be Lund
elsewhere. Our line is
Complete and
Upto Date.
Consisting ic part of
Bedroom
Suites,
Parlor
Suites,
Sideboards,
wardrobes,
Chiffoniers,
Dining Tables,
Rockers and
Chairs, all kinds
Hatracks.
Baby Carriages
Mattings,
Rugs, Portiers,
Curtains,
Lace Curtains,
window shades,
Pictures, Easels
Screens,
I ron Beds. etc.
Also complete tine of «i*J
coffins, robes, etc , at the.
prices. Call on
Kliiidy,
Harvey
& Compaq
P. 8. Don’t f° r « ot -
Laasdell is »
pair depart meet and t
mend anything niadc o fc