The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898, January 30, 1894, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLOCALS The cheapest and bi st meals, to b< had in the city is at Williams* taurant 202 Fifth Ave. opposite the new court house. Mr. Charley Gammon and his little daughter M as Minnie are here from their new home in Anniston Ain. Mrs. A. W Ledbetter is con vile ■cent, after a severe illness. In the language of the Tribune: by all means go and register aud let us decent folks elect us a decent ticket. See? Mr, Albert Davis, one of Floyd’s staunchest citizens, died at his home, four miles out, yesterday and was buried today. Go to A B McArver <t Co to buy your goods at Cost. There was no “Fall of Nineveh” at police headquarters this fore noon. You can buy a Mac intosh coat or a first class umbrella at sac-i +ory prices at Gam-! mon’s Cash Cost Sale. Your attention is respectfully called to the new Coal add of the Rome Ice Co. in another column. Read it and if you need coal bus tie around and order som« of the best coal m the market. You will get it promptly too. Handsome John Stalling, of the Rome bar, spent the day’ in Buch anan, on ‘‘legal’’ business. You can buy a first quality Stetson hat at factory price at Gam mon’s Gash Cost Sale. Rev. W. S. Stevens, of the South Rome church is spending several days at Cave Spring. •‘Colonel” Bill Collier, and Mr. J. W. Hancock are now occupying the old Wood mansion op corner of Bread St. and Sixth Ave. Fine fast black regular made hese ry worth COets, for i f. A B McArver A Co. All wool drebs Flannel worth* L soc per yard for 33cts, A B McArver & Co Cost sale. Tom Mann, the over coat thief who was ehot by officer Guice, lat-i Saturday is still in jail. Ho wounds are improving and he will recover. The pastor of the First Baptist Church, hopes to meet his ent in congregation at the regular meet ing services tomorrow night, • The young men of rhe city will give a german on Thursday night at the Armstrong. It will be ii. honor of the visiting yeung In dies, Mis Ada Mize is visi' <g rela tives in Cedartown this week. Miss Lou Woodward hss re turned to her home in Cav Spring after a brief, but pleasant visit to friendsand relatives in this city. Fob Rent Cheap: New six room Cottage on Fifth Avenue near East Third St. For father particulars call on H. D. Hill or Luke McDonald. I—3t -(It. Copt. I’hill. C. Clark, represent ing Gutta percha aud Rubber man ti ncturing Company of New York, was i i the ci’y today. Capt. Clark is a hustler from taw aud has many warm riends in this city. RESTAURANT."* Boarding and Lodging! I have opened up a first class Restaurant ana Boarding House, at 202. Fifth Ave. Opposite the new Court House, And invite your patronage. Prices reasona ble. special Rates by tne Day Week, or Month, give me a caii Pryor E. Williams, ROYAL ARCANUM. Will Hold an Interesting Open Meeting Tonight. Hill City Council, No. 535‘ Roy al Arcanum will hold an “open neeting” at their hall in the Bat •V bunding tonight. Besides tin members aud their families, the public generally are invited to be present. AH will be welcome. The entert iium'-i t will doubtless bi a pleasant and .nterestingone, Fol owing is the programme in full : Programme, 1. Music-Vocal Solo M r ". w *• Fettoa 2. Remarks,... Max Meyerhardt, Regent 3. M usic—Voeal 5010.... Mrs. J• C. Harris, i, Add ess Mr. r. o, Govan, 5. Violin Solo Miss. Lucy Wright’ 6 Address Prof, R. J. owatney, 7, Music-Voeal 5010... Miss. Ruth Eldridge X, Address Rev, win. Bridges, 9, Musie, Mr. Jake Moore, John Dav s and Miss Laura Moot e, assisted by the ladies and ge tleinen of the Singing Club.” 10, Extemporaßeeus Talks. Committee of arrangements: H. 8. Larsdell, John D Moors, H. D. Hill, w. R. wyatt, w, ID Coker, P, w, Roberts, J, A, 6 nlith . w , H, Ed mundson. Usnors Clifton Lansdell, Litts 11 Funkhouser, Phillip Mullen. A LIVELY ADVENTURE. Bailiff Beard run over by a “meeb- ED NIGGER. ’ Last night Bailiffs Beard and C jpelaud went over to East Rome to arrest a negro gambler,named Thorn ton Hill. Bailiff Beard took a position near the frent door while Mr Copeland went around to the back entrance to knock. Copeland “jumped” the coon in he buck yard drew a pistol hut darted around the corner of the house and made a dash for ti e front gate. The fleeing negro ran over bail iff Beard who snapped his pistol a* him a d< zen times. The negro escaped. Bailiff Beard has bought i new pistol. Nothing short of an iinterven i >' of the Governor General, at tin h-ad of the state troops, will pre vent a prize fight or the capture of hat negro, the r.r'xt time the plucky little bailiff eyes him. Judge Turnbull returned to the •ity last evening Iroin a visit to At lanta and other points. Air Hughey Given, after a busi ness trip to Atlanta is again at home in the Hill City. Arm Harper of Cave Spring, paid the Hustler of Rome Sanctum a pleasant call this forenoon. CoI,R.S Stokes, of Atlauta, spent the day in this city. H. R. Boykin, of Charleston, is at the Armstrong. Win. H. Crews, of Winston. N. C. is registered ut the Armstrong. Hou. A. H. Wyche, of Macon was in the city today. Mr, J. R. Stevens, of Atlanta, is regist- red at the Central today. 8 F. Taylor, of the Gate City i-> a’ I G utral. J 11. Hall, oi New York, is amoiig H e guests of the Central today. Mr. John Webb, an old Rome boy, but now of Chattoonaga, came in last night and is among his many friends t ><lay. Application for etters Dismission. (leorgla—Flov<l county : Whereas, Samuel Funkhouser administrat? r debonis no: , with will annexed of G. W. F. I .ampkin’s estate, represents to tho court in its peti'ion' dulv tiled, that he has administeied q. W. F Lamkin’s Sr. estate. This is to cite all persons'concerned, kindred and creditors to hmw cause, if anv they can, why said adwi»>> isirator should not be discharge ! from hi» ad ministration and receive letter < f dismission on he first Monday in March 181 H. This December 4th 1893, John P. Davis, 12-6-w4w Ordinary. A KLUSTER OF BULL’S EYE *HOTS. “I am glad to see this cold weath er.” remarked Deputy Sheriff Dal las Turner today. “It will will keep the fruit trees from budding and has a tendency to save our fruit cron for another year.” In addition to Mr. Turners old and new orchards, he has put out 2. 000 raspberry vines aud many sirawberries on his plantation . « * * County School Commissioner Bridges, Eays that he does not know how much the schools in Floyd will average—he did not say slls each as quoted this morn ing but did not say that there were 115 schools in the county outside of Rome. * • He thinks there will be at least 35 more contracts signed, and while there are now only about one hun dred schools running,Jthe full number of about one hundred and fifty will soon be in operation. Floyd county is certainly coming to the front with the proper means to educate her le gions of school children. Commission er Bridges is the right man in the right place. * * ♦ The municipal fight is warming up and already the fun has begun. There is at least one candidate in he field whois fish to one side and fowl to the other faction— i’hat man will know after the the elec ion what the voters know now—where he is “at.” This shoe is meant for the man it fits. * Here is an Item I kliped from the Cedartown Standard of last week and reporduce in an “Acephalcus* 4 manner: “Under the caption “Acepha lous,“ the Rome Tribune last Sun day published this item: “Born to Mi. and Mrs, J W, Hancock yesterday, a girl,“ When we con s der that “acephalou®” m ?ans “without a head,“ the Tr.bune must have a cinch on some valu able dime museum news If that girl was born with a head, however we would advise Bio. Coiper t° flee from the wrath to come,” *»* As sure as the election rolls around, John D. Moore and his tscket will roll up a big m jority. th< yai’e b winnerejfrom start t< | inish and when they take charge of the City's affairs, the (people will see changes for the batter. And the people want to see changes too. NEW fONSORIAL PARLOR- Frank Taylor the old knight of the razor has epend up a new bar her shop at 224 Broad street. He ii vites all his friends and patrons to call early and often . I—24tj In Gammon’s Cash Gosa Sale you can get a fine well-fitting chi Id’ suit for less than you can anywhere, even it you bought them of the trash shops. If you want a first class tailor made suit, cheaper than vou ever saw trash sold, visit Gammon’s Cash Cost Sale. NOTICE! I! The public will please notice that the freight depots of all the Railroads in this city hereafter will be closed between the hours of 12 noon and 1 p m. CHAS. I. GRAVES. AgentET. V.&G.R. R C. S. PRUDEN. Agent Central R. R. J, H. CALDWELL. Agent rTwxie R. R P.ome, Ga, Jan, 15, 1894. 1-16 6t m niiTiie IF YOU NEED Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Note Hca 7 s, Statements, Envelopes, Circulars, Programs, Posters, Dodgers, Pamphlets, Minutes, Cards, Tickets OR ANYTHING FROM A VISITING CARD TO A 3-SIIEET POSTER, YOU CAN SAVE MONEY By Getting Estimates From the SHANKLIN PRINTING HOUSE. A large assortment of New Type, Rules, Borders, Etc. If you want to save money on your print ing, give us a chance to bid on it. Orders by mail promptly at tended to. SHAITKLIIT croze PRINTING ZEHZOTTSZE AFl'-hiR IS | ccnT’JszFt., The Greatest knock down in prices ever Known. HAMMACK, LUCAS & CO.» -’•PLAINING MILL* We Mean Business Cal! snd get our Prices Before Buying we are Selling, SASH DOORS and BLINDS. FL( JOKING, CEILIN G.MOULDIN G F* A LI.l STERS and ACKETS AT BOTTOM PRICES. ALEXANDER & HUME NEW CENTRAL HOTEL. MU UMGEffifl SEW FL’RNISHi'NBi N. M. GOMEZ Proprietor. RENOVATED THROUGHOUT ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENT S ELECTRIC BELLS ELECTRIC LICHTS. TheßeunaVista REMOOEIO KEAOV A ’l ED ANP RBFITRMIBREP. THE ONLY si.oo, A DAY HOTEL IN THE CITY Table supplied with the best the market a ford« polite and attentive servants. .ATES.transiont $1.(0, >](< < 1 ;.t< y »1- J m • th. AL RS. S .EV IC K. PROPRIE Sb orner 6th Avenue and Broad Street Ron * COAL! COAL! Rome Ice Nlannfac tnring Co, Represent ing Southern .Jellico Coal Co. Im I n acingall the leading Jellico coal Alines and Sole agents IT or the Red ash J ellico Coal. Round Coal one to two ton lots $4,25 per ton Black lump one to two ton lots $4,50 per ton large quanities cheap. Special prices made on carload lots, P, 0. Box 134. Telephone 100. sr• i ’^~ B ~inriwr»MmrrwMmwwiai —— bi. h— ■ in ■ - The Veet remedy in the world for diarrhoea and other summer com plaints is Reese’s diarrhoea eo’dial I atisfviti m givri or miney refunded | Roesa & Whitehead. Call on Ben Wright for good stenographic work. Office with Judg Meyerhardt in new court house, DUPREE i, BURNEY 4KHJTBCTS 4 BOlinS ROME OA.. r\K»ION!» >’'»<!<-. Mublectto approval of*' L-J a’ I of modern building* Linen towels worth $3 per du 1 will sell for $2.