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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1894)
TSE HUSTLER OF ROSE. • • • at the Rome p“’to *ice as “trat-cl m< Second-clas* Mail ‘latter. r-• •, , nVPD (Editor, and * - ■ - < 7 - 55 ’ ( Manager. DULY AND SUNDAY.' T. IMS OF SHO3CRJPTIG 10 cent. a or $5.00 per annum FFICE: Corner Broad Street and » “'iicn Avenue. Official Organ Os the City of Rome, and Foyd, the "Banner county'* of Georgia., ANNOUNCEMENT. Rome Ga. Jan. 23. 1804 Zditor Hustler of Rome. You are hereby authorized t< •nnu t c- th if ticket to the voter. Roma, subject to their action in the coming municipal election. Asking their support, we pledge oui beet effort, individual and com bined, to the services ofthepeopl. »nd to the upbuilding of our city. Respectfully, for mayor JOHN 1). MOORE. FOR ALDERMEN Jirst Ward—A. B. McArver, Second Ward —W. J Neel. Third Ward —Henry S offragan. Fourth Ward—Walter Harris, jTifth Ward —T. J. McCaffrey. ♦ *R. ATKINSON’S APPOINT MENTS. Hon. W.Y, Atkinson will speak at Jefferson, Jackson county, on Tuesday February 13. R’ggold, Catoosa county, oi Thursday Februray 15. Many a fellow’s wife is not evi n as a sister to him. Atlantians are now kicking about high pric< d water. Atkinson said “ring” and a •nee Atlanta and Augusta beg in bowling There is no ca-eon record when *u editor had any trouble in piercing the eye of a needle. Cunld he but have a panorama irt Hailes spread out before 'em, Jte thinks the absent Congressman Would hie him to his quorum. jtocipe for Roman Chocolate: Take common water works wi ter v parb >il and add flavoring to •sit taste General Lew Wallace is a crack yfitol shot and could, it is said, it»ld his own against Dr Carver turd Capt. Bogard us. >lrs. Bishop, who e non de 3>r»me is Isabella Bird, has left -Liverpool for Corea in search ol wsateriai for another book. She is ■seo!e than 60, and think” nothing W the journey ahead of her. The Chr> ni le has no censure 3>r the man who honestly that Genera! Evans would make j> tetter governor than Speaker At iinaon. Bu* it would suggegi that Military skil thirty years ag n proof of executive ability »ow. —Milledgeville Chronicle. The Atlanta .J uirnil is auxiou fw the Atkins )ij—Evans joint discussion to open in Atlan'a Why not open them at Newnan? The Journal is a daisy—L°t tin joint d-bate open in Macon, or oi •ny neutral ground. Atlanta oi Augusta would not be a fair place MJ more than Newnan or Rome At West Superior, Wig., a whit* wan was lynched yesterday, and at Muskegon, same state, a mob it after a uegto to lynch him. both •i them being guil y of assaulting white women. It is a crime Hiat oils for the same treatment, North *» well as South,—Fort Worth Telegram. Governor Northen’s chances fm •lection to the United States senuh ire never very hopeful, but sine, ••ecent fantastic exhibition of him the role of a warrior, his star and hisjnameis mud. Ckve ogress. Bunking rei bens i ’ .• es of poctnoft reminds us, | When we -q.k-Ii that blissful .shore, In departing leave behind uh, Down in aeon just one Moore. - Atlanta Journal, Vol out, Vol >m, I V.- been thinking, 1.0.it.u I I -’e }<■ t "i to death, Ther i .ul.t-kii , you’ve been drinking; i •> . whisker., o.i your breath. - Macon News. Langley, I ang’ey, we’ve been hopli g That y< u >1 let Montgomery be. He’s quit ' smiling”—ami's been moping For a eb..nee to take a “spree, - HI'STI.BU OF HOME. I hiilie, I‘lubil've been thinkii g, W hut a great sight it would be, To see you, I angler and Fo'sotn, drinking-* > ixi> g for a bowling “spree.” —Albany Herald. We three, we three might keep drink! f, Get t o full too hear it slosh, vet I'd hink as I’ve been thinking We'd be wett’r with Mclntosh. HI'STLEK OF HOME, Henry, Henry, we've been thinking, Wha a blessing It would lie, If thou woiild’st leave off drinking And join a citcns menag- rie. Thomasville Advertiser. W'e are “s irling" while we're thinking Os these thoughts advanc’d by Pruitt, Though W.i others c lase from drinking— Henry'll drink when be gets to it. The efforts of the two Atlanta dai lies to show that Atkinson stands no show for the nomination for governor 'ire receiving some regular Corbett right-handed-blows, from the sev enty odd papers through out the state, which are supporting M» - . Atkinson. —Cleveland Progress. Harry Hill was tried and convicted of forging Mr 3 Porter’s name to a note, in Atlanta, last week. Judge Clark sentenced him to seven yeais. Mr. Ben Hill declined to act further as his attorney, Mr. H. B. Moss, of Marietta, was employed and filed a motion for a new trial. ButforAttor ney Moss, Hill would have lest his rights. As it was, Hill’s sentence was reduced by Judge Clark to five rears and all other cases nol proesed. Hill will now serve five years in con vict stripes. The Marietta lawyer, Col. Mo?s, deserves the honor of sav ing II 11 of two years labor and addi tional prosecution.—Marietta Jour nal. Gen. Evans, iu commenting upon Mr. A'kins jus’s speech yesterday at Form th, felicitates himself that Mr. Atkinson has announced his own views exactly upon tie three leading questions before the country—the tarilf free coinage of silver, and the income tax. By what process of de duction docs the General arrive at the conclusion that Mr. Atkinson is merely echoing his opinions on these questions? He doubtless forgets that Mr Atkinson spoke to tl e people during the campaign of 1892, occupy ing precisely the same ground that be does now. If the General made any remarks whatever during this critical period they have escaped the atten tion of the public, and, this being true, the “felicitations” would seem to be on Mr. Atkinson’s side.—New nan Herald. PURELY POLITICAL. The launching of Mr. Atkinson's gubernatorial campaign is followed by tha announcement of the coming of a cold wave. Cin there be significance iu this?—A'l.mta Journal. That wave following on the heels of the meeting of the 21 who organized the Max Meyerhardt Evan's club do look kinder gloomy for the Evanes cent boomers. Editor H de of the Conyers Weekly throws this hot shot at Lonny Living ston: “A certain Georgia congressman, oue we all know well, was bulking to a Rockdale man a short while ago, and said: I promise'—‘Oh,—,' s i I the Rockdalian, “excuse me. Don t talk to me about promises, and walked off ” “Sem tor Northen” and Governor Ex a is" is the way it wdl read next year —Dalton Argus. Indeed, and wouldn't they make a lovely boquet? Modern and Ancient war records. Mr. Cobb, the young man who was president of the Young Men's Demo cratic League, of Atlanta, has resign ed in order to be president of the Ev ans club. Does Mr. Cobb consider his duty to Mr. Evans greater than his iuty to the Democratic party?— Hales Weekly. Let him alone; he is an Atlanti in md it is a part of an Atlantians re ligious creed to have no other gods bafore Atlanta. He has an American’s rights to his religion , views and can . therefore support the Atlanta candi late. , GEORGIA NUGGETS. Atlanta's social Midway Plai sance continues to attract the gsz« of the wondering multitude—Chat tooga New p. The time of the ’‘purification of Atlanta” is at band. But wfiat x job is und'Ttak’ n ! —Augusta Her aid. The Alliance of the Seventh dis trict will meet at Calhoun on the 13th iuHt.—Cedartown Stai dard. It fills the soul of the country editor with delight unutterable for one of his delinquer.'s to run for office, for he is as sure of his pay before election day as a nigger is of going to the circus.—Bremen Chronicle. The marshal is now equipped with a long whip so as to keep the cows off the square. This will b good news to farmers who visit town with fodder.—Dahlonega Sig nal. > A brother of the tax collector of Union county was in Dahlonega t the other day and said ths report about his brother being killed is , al] false.—Dahlonega Signal. Hon. W. Y Atkinson is a thous and miles ahead of the Parson in North Georgia, and is still gaining ' speed. Bill will be the governor.— • Morganton News. » I STATE POLITICS. C That is a remarkable case of t spontaniety the Atlanta papers have worked up for Gen. Evans. ( It is the kind that don't spontaue ( worth a cent. —Chattooga News. • The Jackson Herald wants Dick Yow, of Franklin county, elect< d to congress from the Sth district. • Great Scott! Where is Dink Botts? Marietta Journal. Barker’s district is seeking to be aniu xed to the Cave Spring dis trict. If this thing continues Cave ! Spring will annex all of Flojd county and if it dues—“ Rome” will “howl” suie enough.—Cave Spring Herald, A few days ago we received an ' Atlanta paper with a small item 1 marked with blue pencil. It was f oni some little measly country paper, and asked some questions about Atkinson and Clay white washing Judge Gober. The pre s , of the state, if they Eave any re-1 gard for decency, will treat with contempt all such dirty slurs against oue of the best meu in the state. —Gainesville Eagle. AMONG THE PAINCES. —Clarence Heartsell and Phill Byrd are having it. So far, Heart sells ahead, having called theHußT ler man,“asilly little goose’ “Lay on Macduff,” ect.—Dalton Argus. He did, did he? Well you tell Hartsell, for uu, that he should have sent us a coppy of his “Dim plecheeks,“ as fer yourself Brother Shaver, see if you cant make up at d redeem old Whitfield from third partydom. o The Meriwether Vindicator one of the brightest weeklies in Geor gia is doing some beautiful work for Georgia’s next Geovernor W. Y, Atkinson o Phil! Byrd of the Hustler of Rome roaa's Blackburn'e chivalry sheet on its spasmodic outburst of eloquent sacrilidge over the Harry Hill case, in the most approved style. These two i bie editors seem to entertain very different concep tions of Georgia chivalry—Macon Sunday News. o Eggbuster and Old Potty are endearing terms of the Hustler of Rome for the Tribune of the same place.—Thcmasville Advertiser, j Yes, and you ouhgt to go one eye on tha “old sister' 4 to know how to appreciate her. o The Hustler of Rome is a iub tier as well. Editor Byrd don‘t j let »he grass grow uuder his feet , —stamps it down.—Thomasville Advertiser. Now! now Brother Preuett— i youreenuther. ■ CLEAR CUT-CRISP CMDKTOM Mt There ia a giil in Romo that is very pretty. S ioha« a clear com . [ lexion, with the o 5 b’ush of rose-* upon her diinp'e checks. Looking into her eyes you ne h aniug trum their tranquil depths a sou as pure and as sw< t if a angle. She is brilliant too. Can talk entertainingly and entelli gently upon any subject. Yet she assums that affectation of speech and action, that is to ex timely ui.be lining tl at when jou have la ked with her fur a while you forget the charm of her face and conversation m wondering I why she hides her own faciuating i porsonslety m a quality si utterly foreign to ir. 000 Geramy has the most perfect system of public highways in the r world. And their plan for min- L taining them is as uuiqu i assensi , ble. ( On either side of all roads fruit trees are planted. These trees are watched after constantly by guards in the employ of the government ' and whose duty it is to make all ’ repairs necessary to the road when the fiuit is ripe it is gathered and sold, the proc< eds of which sales go for paying the guards and keep ing the roads up. f The German are more law a’oid -5 ing people than we are, and this • '■ rust is never m< le ted by any on . ’ Tnat would be the gre-it difficulty in the way of such a sytem i n the United States we have [ so many of ‘.hat migratory and wortoleas lot of citizens known i s 1 tramps that it would b> almost useless to attempt it. But we could be educated to it just as the Ger mans hfcve. 000 What memories of the past surge up in one >\ho you resurrect f om the atticsome f«»rgo!en boxer trunk filled with old letters' Heres one from an old friend who' has long since crumbled to the dust. He was a noble fellow, with su 'h promise for a good useful ca reer. But the grim distroyel came and his quiet heart was still for ever. This one is from an old sweet | heart married now and very hap p wi h her husband and child;en. Oh but I did love her when she wasahappy school girl and thought I would never love any one else. So on through the pile each letter bringing into glowing life some incident of the sact —sweet and sad mingling, 000 Tom Ochiltree is now a well known journalist in New York City. He is a vers-itile and brill ant fellow with that happy faculty of making everybody his friend. But Tom does not adhere strcitly to 1 tie truth in fact is known as apre value iter of unusual abilities. 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