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KLOSTER OF
BULL’S EYE SHOTS.
I notice that the Pntfoo Sn-h
Door & Building v >., an l noxinj
ready to replace h <> d t'ec'ive O.tk
interior fiuDhing that have enu.-' , u
such a delay in th ■ tic eptance »J
the board, of Floyd'’* n*w Temple
of Justice. Th»‘«ork will be J- i
i»hed soon and then <>ur Court
hcuee will be pointed to with
pride, b* every citizm it the coun
ty. And while it weather* the
the coming years it will stand a
monument to the Commissioner*
and s o the co ntractor, B. Pat
tou.
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Mr. Dave Shelton, Fioyd’e big farm
er and banner and prize winner plan
ter, was in the city today. Mr. Shel
ton tells me that he is hard at work
on Lis exl.il it for the Dixie imerstdti
Fair, at Macon n<x' rail.l ;.in bam.
rig on DuVe Shelton breaking on his
own record and th. 1 .: <ioul> \ insure!
to Floyd the title 1•• has abv. ys wot
f .r Lei.' Banner county.
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Leutenant I'oward Jack Ssrge t
Elmo Ballew and I'tivatc Clrrley
Murphey of tlm Hili City Cadete.-.
are enjoying a firm encampment, all
to themselvi . up tie Oo*tanau!a.
Last night r.ea ly a dozen
men from the city went up aim ‘ at
fish”with them. Fishing beats Girin
niounf'and snoozing is a i mri wb n
compared to*'*
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Every one" and occasionally I
am informed by some friend of
my paper, that Mr. So and So it
giving the Hustler or Rome
‘‘down the country.” Now, ready.
I like to hear of these things—
when they happen, end 1 hope that
upon investigation 1 will find that
they are acting conscientiously in
their chosen work . In the mean
time the Hustler of Rome will
proceed to champion the cause of
the ) eopie—and remain the paper
of the people and write the truth
about these kickers until they die
Then w« may join forces with th*
tomb stone man and do a little
pleasant lyings— Now is the timf
to subscribe.
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1 hid au experience with a third
party statesman last Wednesday
that I will not t>WD forget: It was
the noon hour, and I had just
arrived in the city and, editor like,
made a dive for an eating house
wav ed in and took a seat
opos tea middle aged gentleman
who wore chin whiskers an I a
Third party badge. While wait
ing for “soup’ wo “ struck up’
chat that soon became interesting to
me.
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4- 4- a-*
Fmillv, a%r sworn'“ ringing
remarks” in wb'rh my stranger
discovert taht I was a wool hat i
democrat he asked me in what I
land I dwa n ed. I answered: Floyd i
the Banner Conntv <f Georgia.’’
Thru the comersathu t*r,
“Who w’H be the u< xf < omnefsniau
from t e i
“John W Muhlox.”
I thought Bill Everett wantel
t ) run.’ “ He doos but we <1 mocr.it-
R"e sitisfied with Jo'n M phlox,
B'l'l besides we have al out as litth*
con'Mence in Bid Everett as you
thi’-.l party people have.”
‘•I <l<-»nt quite understand von’’
said the man with the whiskers as he
glanced up and then charged a chick
cn wing vigerously.what do you
mean?
. “Why, of all the Alliance D°n, 1
ocrats elected to congress wo hav
an idea that Tom Wa‘ <>n wi* *’'«
only man .out o' Hi > who’.- <”>
ing match wh ' b»d b >■>« j
enough to Stand b” his r’i ,s and
hold h’s p’it form.”
“What about Winn „f the
9th?”
“Oh yes,” T answomd r non
ber now. Wvn*i. >f I rotno.nhor
correet’.r r»ni<r I for o whil» and
then whr>n he thought the squirrel
was going tn jnmn Wim Watson’s
way why he did the Crawfish act
and got his foot in it,
“Are you sure of that?” and the
grey eyes were bent keenly on me
for a moment before he returned
to the charge on his plate.
i “No,” I replied frankly, "I ami
n..t sure of it . Th” truth is I dont
know the facts or if I did they
have slipped my memory, hut I
lam under the impression that I
| on about ha.f way right—or more
‘ I,'ouldn’. you be mistaken about
I 11)i * matter?’’
I •"Possibly so; perhaps I am ac
ti: g like we mortals often do —
|;>> ..v a little and talk a.”
“ .Veil I know you are wrong,’
said ntv iiegdioor. as ne t-ckied
the desert
'•Well, maybe i am, but—
“ Yes I know you are wrong for
my Dame is W’ynm —and I am tin
man.’’
Tableau!
And ther, while 1 gulped down
great spoons of ice cream in a
v iin effort to keep kool, my com
p-iniou sat opposite mo and told
me all about it. ”
I don’t remember his appologiet
but I have | romised myself that
in rhe future I wont raise a Wym
—or monkey with a third part}
whirl Wynn. *Oh dam the Eto
wah.”
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Messrs. Dean A Dem, the lawyeis
have removed their offices from the
Bass building on the corner cf Sec
•ml Ave. to the corner offices ovm
he Post office. 1 did not witness tin
nodus operand! of the change lu
presume that the firm was thorough
y able to draw their own conveyance
Be that as it may, the many ireindt
f the well known firm will in future
find them m their new apartments.
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This morning a son of Darldown
entiled the store of Mr.R Abrarnsi n
md while that gentlemau’B eyes wcr>
ruined, “jxirchuse I ’ a pajr of pants.
I'he negro, with the pants ou him.
was afterwards arrested but swort
ne hud pair! for them. He rea< i y paid
tor them again and, Mr. Au omsrrn
efusing 0 prosecute he was liberal
cd.
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i'rank Tayli r, the well kn >wn
artist assisted uy 11.e old reliable
Lewis Barrett and umpire Will Ba
ser are building upa line patronage ai
Broad Street Tunsorel parlor of the
former. Frank iv an old timer and hi
has settled down to business on hi!
uwn hook he is doing w< 11 1 cheer
fully recomend him a trial, man whi
uae ls tns usr of a razo r , will not
leave bis shop dirrpointe I ordir
gr untied
Stylish neckwear, uuderwe
or Bpringwe ir, at Gammons, t r
New Arrival of Nab
by Pattern hats just
received at popular
prices. A. O, Garrard.
Try Turnley’s In
falabie Liniment for
Rheumatism Neural
gia, Sprains, Cuts.
Bruises, and Pains in
'an y part of the bod /or
I li nbs, for sale by P. L.
Turnley, druggist.
’ Fine Virginia Natur
al leaf tobacco 1 5 cts.
pound P. L
Turnleys &i Co'Central
i Hotel gJiocK.
Dr. L. P. Hammond
I has removed his. oilice
o The Medical Build
ing, corner Broad
Street and 3rd Avenue
over J. T. Crouch &
Cos,, drug store.
5 S 2 .v.
A In ‘v at Toolys.La., was verv sick
i with rscolic when M C. Tisler
I 1 ]">' i■■ of merchant of the town
gave I’" 1 ' ■■■ bottle of t’hamberiain's
|' ’"he, !< r,% and Diarrhoea lieine-
i ! v. He she was well ford.
; miutrs after taking the first d >sf.
!• ■ s In iy L iwry Bro’s Druggist.
o x.. i • r _
btyl-’sh shapes in
■ df ass bats c<>me andi
I v ice them at A. 0. Gar
-i "'rds.
Lanham & Sons are
s* II at the old stand
236 Broad Sb, selling
first class 1-2 gallon
’ce C r eam Freezers at
only $ I.
Found:—One bunch of house'
keys imar E T. V. A G. Depot!
Owner can get same by calling at
I tins office,
THE HUSTLER OF ROME, FRIDAY MAY 18, 1894
COUNCILMAN FROM THE
SECOND WARD.
At the re pl •*t*o( a number of
citizens Mr. I). B. Hamilton Jr.
has consented t«> allow his name
to be submitted to th> voters for
election as councilman from the
Second Ward. Timss who .-now
Blunt, know him to be .11 earnest
intelligent active in
htsworx, but conservative tn his
views upon public matter*.
Genuine large red
onion buttons can be
found only at P. L-
Turn leys & Ce Central
Hotel Block.
Nice new 10-t of sail
ors in Milan straws for
ladies an<l children A.
O. Garrard.
Now stylo clothin just received at
W.J, M Gammon Co. ts
“Orange Blossom’, is a painless
( ciue fi r all diseases to women, old
esh by D. A\. cmy Druggist
4alesm\n \\.\xtii : Free prepnil
mttit. one "f our agents his earned
)vei - S2O.GUO in .ve years.
P. O. Box 137 , New York.
7-G t.
WANTED—A good route boy.
Apply at this office tomorrow
morning at 9 o’clock.
Go to-A. B. McArvcr
& Co., to get your Ox
ford ties and shoes at
a barga n.
Ary—-.. A K 1 >
M O Llixa L.J o
CURES. ALL SKIN
'MDiffiEm
Fty.li lanii eutioi»« P. F. t l . a> a '<biendld ”wmbla’fctlon.
and prencr'b* ft with aatkfactlod for th* cure* of all
(..nnt and itagaa of Prim-ry, Fetondarv aad Tertiary
DISEASES. ib« ivatHm. Ulcera and
Glandular Rbeurnatinw,* Mafarrtt, old (Jhronte
Ulcart U)at have till treattueut,
i k 11; T> ’
•urlal Folaou, Tetter, Scald Head, etc., etc.
F P. i» a powerful tonic, and er eac llent appM'.aer,
. uildiug up the bt«iu rapxuy.
Ladlea v« twae nu wre polio**4 aud whole blood lt» .
ar )i i ’<■ i'■ 1 •. t Mfrtfln Irreuvlartlwe, ■
PPP kS
j * ul".i !) ir, UeLv^^’"{••• T'll
ci«>nn»lng | roper ilea of I*. P. F., Prickly Aeh, Foie Root
and potnsaiuru.
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Continued Story cuap.tu
about Bon Ami.
THE BATHROOM.
Do you want to clean
bathtubs, paint, oilcloth,
faucets, marble basins,
wood, tile or marble
doors and closets ?
w
DOES IT.
Mrs. W, of New Haven,
says:
“11 x A'.n !s th? finest thin,*
f "" li . n n' s fa :.'"ts a:v‘
mar .1 ' asins 1 i l: .v > seen.”
ASK FOR
m/ X.
/ • V
fer ..I.nOSK
I ; y A'FPS I
s. - -s/ - . -'..iri. x J-jkJ ■
IN SHALE ) 1 CL.
AU
W. A. RH6DV
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Having tlie entire
stock of Ifnrnitni’e from Adfessrs.
\
Hanks Roberts, and consoli
dated it with, my already large
stock I am now
WITH BARGAINS*-
<
A.nd am ready to supply your
with anything and every thing
-HN THE FURNITURE LINE*-
4 .A z ,
Business is business, and if you
can secure furniture now, that
y ou’iwill ] at er on at regular nri
ces and save from wenty.to fifty
per,cent, why
4THIB IS BUSINESS*-
I respectfully direct your attention to the great
bargains [that; you know 1 must have secured
n the ““ “ h
U-..' .
HANKS $ ROBERTS STOCK
Tneyare.crowding my floors and must be moved
•WJW-
and 1 am going to move them and move them ai
once. The first who come to lend me a helping
\LiISv2X- .r»«g»r
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handgWill pull in the cash.
LKZinkaid Corner Broa d S