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IM Lillis Brsitels, II
Translated from r,»u» Reporter'
Note Book.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Tl *> PilMl'i: 1 (f ii.rt Fll'-t ILptibil
church jopea to hv< t birg* number
ofb-sfljca at tile I’.u iii' meeting
tomerrow night.
Dr, Winn, is extracting teeth nt
the Buena Vista by a new inH
painless preeas.
I—l6—lw.
Dr. W. W. Bays, after a sever*
and piotracted illness, has so far
re*up*rated, that he is able to
travel, and will leave tomorrow f*r
Florida where he hopes to fully
recover.
Aiderman J. F. McClure, after a
most severe attact of grippe has
escaped from his bed and ia at
tempting to .talk about his “elos*
call”—His vaic* is pretty squeaky
but is improving.
Mrs. John Huffman, ha* been
very »ick for about four w*«ks and
is only slightly convalescent even
now.
Dont fail to attend
the Sale of Horsesand
mareb at Green & Rhu
dys Stable
Messrs. Simon & Co. have a fine
lot of horses at the stable of Rhu—
dy Green, on Secend Avenue.
They propose to have a big Auc
tion sale, beginning tomorrow
morning at 11 o’clock. See add in
other columns of paper.
Co!. L. A. Dean, arrived heme
this foreeoon from a trip to Wash
ington City, and other point*.
All persons having watches or
jewelry in need of repairs, if you
will bring it to me, I will do it in
the very best of workmanship and
a* reasonable as you can get it
done anywhere and every piece of
work guaranteed to give satisfac
tion or money refunded. B. F.
Roark, Davis' old stand 317 Broad
Street.
W. W. Vandiver. Halstad Smith,
Ed Daan, R. A. D*nny, G«org*
Harris and Judge Joel Branham
w*rs Rome lawyers, attending to
business before Judge Henry at
Summerville yesterday.
James R. Hall the great dialect
writer of the Georgia mountains eame
down from Calhauu Ga., today. Jim
is st 11 suffering with the gout in Li:
left fore foot.
I make a specialty of fine watch
and jewelry repairing and if you
will give me a trial I will guaran
tee you satisfaction in work and
prices. B. F, Roark, Davis’ old
stand.
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Dr. l\»rter Hale, formerly one o
the most progressive youag business
men of the Hill City, came in today
from Atlanta. He will do the Hard
ware trade by tomorrow morning and
then h ave ur in gloom once more.
HILL CITY CADETS ATTENTION
You are hereby ordered to be and
tppear in your Armory tonight at
7-30 o’clock to attend a call business
meeting of the company.
By order of
Piiil G. Byrd capt.
Howard Jack sect’y.
For a nice driving
horse or Brood mare
attend the Auction
Sale at Green & Rhu
dy Stable on Wednes
day Jan 17 94. Sale
begins at 11 O'clock.
BEST GOODS- LOWEST PRICES.
Just received from Thurber’s New
York. Best goods on the market.
Best Co). River Salmon 15c
Imported Sardines, with key, 15c 1
French Mustard, A. G. brand, 10c '
Fancy Tomato Catsup 10c
Best mixed ickles 1
New Sardines in Salad oil 5e
Fresh Teailake crackers 15
Fresh City Snowflakes 10c -
New Dried Currants 5c lb J
California Evp. Peaches 15c
New Orleans Syrup 40c gal i
Breakfast Bacon and Hama I
Matches 10c. dez box. c
A KLUSTER OF
BULL'S EYE WS.
1 untie* 4 that Mr. H . 8. Laimdcl),
O’ . Hi."'' w h " pn I" :i tid retail tobsc
eoiiist bus s'oored a on one
if th* lie-. Curr ’ Stores on Second
Avenue Henry will move his stock
down jn u tew weeks and will
then have one of the prettiest to
bacco houses in the state. He is
•‘right up to snuff’’ —or cigars eith
er, for that matter; if you doubt
it—sample his line.
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There was no Fall of Nineveh
this forenoon. Romes Police
force is ous of th* b**t in existence
They are *o *ure otfender that th*
• ff*nd*r fail* to of e d aay mor*.
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I find that Chief Hanks hit the
keynote when he sounded a revision
of th* rolls cf the fire department
companies. Th* ‘ Workers’ are tired
—not of work but of doing the work
and dividing the credit with a lot of
•‘dress paradera” who are only in for
th* frolic and fun—and a cham e to
dodge street tax and in same cases,
Jury duty.
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Dont you ever drink sastrastea?
Well if you did, and like it, and
want to drink of it again you can
do so at a very small cost. I no
tice that Hand & Co, on Second
i Avenue, have fresh Sasfras roots
. nicely bundl d Sasfras tea is not
only healthy but is a delic one
drink.
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A. B. McArver it Co. are cert am
ly “whooping 'em up” along the
line of bargains in dry goods. '1 he
Bulls Eye mans word tor it, Bud
McArver means business and is
doing business with tie bdievers
—the latter being blessed,
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George Ramey came in last
night from St. Louis with 23 h»a(
of very flue stock. Most of hi
purchase are yaung mares and
among them can be found some as
fine animals as ever came to the
city. George is a fine judge ot
horses and a trader from th* wore
i go. Every farmer in N*rth Geor
gia should own a broad mare.
Thats what.
♦
I am sorry that thi* receivership
, buainess on th* Electric Car Line
, was not settled yesterday. Dr.
Lawrence’s leg must hav* been
very *or*. The question now arises
who “pulled” the Doctors’ leg?
' Wh* can answer that question?
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Day by day,the H USTLER *F Rom e
adds new name* to it* already
populous subscription lists. These
rolls are n*w sontrolled by Mr.
Carlos Knox, one of th* sturdiest
and most level-headed young bus
iness men in the city. If you fail
to get your paper it is th* carriers
f fault and you are due thi* office
< d Carles Knox a kick, make it
? and both of us will he obliged to
you Carlos will make his own
oilections—if Li dont ha will
stop the paper.
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f A CORRECTION;
I In th* report of th* sermon of
Rev G W Duvall in yesterday’s
j Hustler we stated that in his criti
cisms of the Cherokee Club he used
this language;
“They have another rule. No
gambling for money—but it does
not say—No gambling for whiskey.
This is a mistake of the reporter
Mr. Duvall *aid “They also= h*v*
another rule “No games for mon
ey”—but it does not say —"No
game* for drink.” Th* Hustler
cheerfully makes this correction.
SHAW-FOWLER.
A Happy Wedding out in Cnuiuo
Sunday.
There was a very pretty home wed
ding celebrated at the home of the
brides parents out in Chulio, la«t
Sunday.
The contracting parties were Mis-
Mary Fowler, the pretty daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler, and
Mr. George Shaw, a most popular
youug planter. All of Chulio.
The caremony was performed in a
most impressive manner, by Judge
Fillwor* Johnson the popular Justice
of the Peace of the district.
A DANCE AT DR NIXONS.
Mr, Farri* Nixon Will do The
II NOR*.
There will be a most delightful
dance at the hoii)** of Dr. W C.
Nix ju near Nantiin Ga.
Among those who want out from
Rome t«day, to bu present ana
take part in the festivities, were
Lieutenant Howard Jack and S-*r
uennt Elmo Ballew ut th* Hill
City Cadet*.
Quite a number of others will
probably go out this afternoon, and
it goes without saying, that Nixon
hospitality will never be forgotten
by all who attend.
A JUSTICE SQUABBLH.
.Joe Johnson Wanted a Peace
Warrant .
There was quite a squabulous
case in Judge Lumpkin’s court
this morning.
Joseph C. Johnson wautsd a
peace bond required of R C Har
ris, all of Armurchee.
Col. Georg* Harris was for
Johnson and Col. Z-Ke Treariaway
was for Honson,
Johnson had to pav the cost,
The first horse sale
of this season will take
place at Grten & Rhu
dys Stable on Wednes
day Jan 17th at 11 O-
Ciock these Horses are
all broke & will be sold
under a guarrantee
every hjrse must be
as represent and you
ido not pay tor the
horse until you Exam
ine him and find him
co be as represented
as to working qualities
and soundness Dont
fail to Vend this sale
and secure a bargain.
WHERE!
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Groceries are kept ch* up. Th'
1 people will certaenly buy aud that
■ is a fact at L G.Todd’s.
LOOK HERE.
Self rising buckwheat 11 2pkloc
Fresh Tenn. Buckwhert per lb. 5e
Freeh Cranberries per qt. 10c.
’ Large Fat mackerel 10c.
Bickel Tripe per lb. 10c.
Shredded Codfish per pk. 10c.
i Fancy Prunes per lb 12 12c
Currants per lb. 6 l-4c.
’ The above prices are in keepii g
with our entire stock both staple
and fancy, our stock is new and
resh give us a call and see for
I yourselves, at Mitchells old stand
’ Fur pale—My 6 room house
situated on Fourth Avenue be
tween East Third aud Fourth
• streets. Will sell cheap and on
easy terms. For further particu
sale Ay ply to L. Morel Rome, Ga.
STATE & CG NTY
TAXES.
Ail unpaid taxes for
1893 are being put in
hands of Sheriff for
Colection
Jno. J. BlaCk. T-C*
COAL, COAL.
Rome Ice Manufacturing Co, Rep
resenting Southern Jellico Coal
Co., Imbraciag all the leading
Jsllicu Coal Mines ai d Sole agents
For the Red Ash Jellico Coal.
Round Coal one to two ton lots
$4,25 per ton, Block Lump one to
iwo ton lots $4.50 p-r ton. Large
qu«uit es cheaper. Special prices
made on carload lots.P. 0. Box
134. Telephone 100.
Ladies when you start out shop
ping and want to look at anything
in silverware, watches or jewelry,
visit my store whether you buy
anything from me c.r not, I will be
glad to show you my goods.
Respt jours,
B. F. Roark, Davis old stand
The cry is hard times, hard
time*, so if you want haid time
prices on silverware, watches mid
etc., just go to B. F. Roark's, jew
•lry store, and you will get them, 1
and *very article he has, he will
guarantee to give satisfaction or j
money refunded.
A CHILD WITH A PISTOL.
BLOWS OUT HIS BRAINS INA WAB
INGTON SCHOOLHOUSE
Washington, January 16
Cranch public school, in East
Washington, wat the scene es a
panic this morning ab >ut 9 o clock
Th* children were *nt*ii >g for'
the days study when Grover Hum- I
mer, a child seven years old, was
ee*n flourishing a pistol that he
had brought from home unknown
t j his parents and playfully re
marking that he wai going to shoot
son** om, but finally saying he
would shoot himself, and pointing
the pistol to his h*ad accidentally
pulled the trigger and blew his
brains out.
A"n exciting scene followed and
ohildren ran screaming into the
street* aud some tiuae was required
te r**tor* order. Luckily no one
was hu’t in the seramble,
STARKE
THE
MERCHANT
TAILOR
t LINE OF
t FALL PATTERNS
. JUSTIin.
- ORDERS EXECUTED
; PROMPTLY AND IN
| THE VERY LATEST
i STYLE.
CALL ON
; S.M,STAKkE
1 ARMSTROIN G
t BL ~ CK
A giIYiTAL UKS£S
T- THR»ACIV
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The Bradford Drug Co. has ex
elusive sale of these celebrated
glasses in Rome, Ga. From the
factory of Kellam & Moore, ths
only complete optical plant in the
? South, Atlanta. Ga.
1 cz n
l>oDgiaa suoea ut u . pi iut , or says
he ha* them without name Ftnmpcd im
bottom, put him down ati u truud.
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W. L. Douglas
S 3 SHOE WORLD.
W. K. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fit-
and Rive better satisfaction at the prices ad
vertised than anv other make. Iry one pair and
be convinced. The stamping of \v. L. Douglas’
name and price on the bottom, which guarantees
their value, saves thousands of dollars annually
to tho e who we ir them. Dealers who push the
Dou ! ’ s Shocs K a >» customers,
■ wtuc’i hc!_>s In increase the on their full line
<■’! ; ' They c-tn :i>-*to■< 11 at a less profit,
ev. cm ■: ■ money l v huvLgail
v ' ■ ' ' ' t t*H!< ■ i-.ivmscll.lov.
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CANTRELL & OMENS
Wanted:—A position as sales
man, book-keeper or bill clerk in
a wholesale or rerail grocery busi
ness, by a man with 15 vears ex
perience in Southern Kentucky
Good references. Address A. A.
care this office. 1-ltf,
Call on Ben Wright for good
stenographic work. Office with Judg
Meyerhardt in newemrt house,
The best remedy in the world for
diarrhoea and other summer com
plaints is Reese’s diarrhoea cordial
atisf bction given or m mey refunded
Reese & Whitehead.
If you have any kind of reptirs
you want done on yeur watches,
clock* and jewelry carry it to B.
F. Roark, Davis’old stand and
you will g*t it don* in the very
best of workmanship, aid all
w*rk guaranteed. (
. -t-FOR THE NEW YEAR -
If you want something nice, stylish, and in
keeping with the times, come and see us-
We have the goods to suit the times, forgood
times, hard times, and all other kind of times.
We have all the latest designs in Jewelry
whether in pure Gold. Sterling silver, or the
reliable qualities of Rolled Gold.
Ase WjWords to you about our large and care
fully selected stock. Which is complete, and
Includes ail the latest stylesfrom reliable stan
dard makers.
A e have n® ‘’shelf room” or Bankrut goods
our stock is all Bright and New and everything
right up to date,
W® invite you to ceme and inspect our stock
whether you wish to buy or not. we take jus*
as much pleasure in showing you our goods
whether you purchae or not as if you bought
everv article that we showed you.
• 'We have just received a fresh lot of Huyler
&Tenny’s candies which is putupinl-2 to
5 pound.boxes remember the little folks and
the young folks and the old folks like fine can
dies.
Hammack Lucas C»„
MILL*
We Mean Business Cal! snd get our Prices
Before Buying we are Selling,
SASH DOORS and BLINDS.
ELOOHIjSTG> ceillng.mouldin g
BALLUSTERS and RRACKETS
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
ALEXANDER & HUME
[Oil i
UUnLi coal
We Can Sell You The Best
And give you what you buy at the lowest prices
YARD AT PATTONS SHOP.
Orders left at Hunt Huffaker's in the 4th, ward, and with
Frank Woodruff atlS Armstrong building will
receive prompt attention.
Best Grade of Blacksmith Coal kept in Stock.
PATTON & JOHNSON.
NEW CENTRAL HOIEL.
NEW MANAGEMENT
NEW MISHM
N. M. GOMEZ Proprietor.
RENOVATED THROUGHOUT
A.IL.L jMODJERN I MPHOVEMFX'i S
ELECTRIC BELLS ELECTRIC LICHTS.
■r—M Hill mi WT FIHT IM 1111 l iswmilll lISIIM IIIIM II MIASS M 1
TheßeunaVista
REMODELED KENOV A TED
AM) KEF!' !£>’ IMHEfh
THE ONLY si.oo, A DAY
HOTEL IN THE CITY
Table supplied with the best the market a
ford« poilte and attentive servants,
1 ATES.transiont SI.OO, Speeial Rat* v tH week
m.n th.
Mrs. s e . vick.
PROPRIETRESS
Corner 6th Avenae and Broad Street Roise GA