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LOCALS.
Yesterday will <1 "'** i' l hist
r.a cold Saturd-iy in May.
Mrs. Wr O Connor of C«v< >
Spring is a guest of h?*r
Rev. Mr- W . 8. Stephei? on Maui '
street in the Filth Ward.
Rev. Bruce Hanis preneh-sjat
Wyatts Cbaple this morning and ,
again tonight' East Bonin h and
the public, cordially invited to
attend.
Mass will b« celebrat'd nt thf
Catholic church this morning id 1
10:30 oc ock.
Service as usual at First Methodist
church to dav. Strangers spending
the Sabbath in the city, are cordiaiy I
invited to worship at this chu ch.
The young ladies of this town,
under the management of Miss <
Jessie Corput. are rehearsing pn - ,
paratt ty to giving a free exhibi- ]
tion of ' the Hoop Drill.—Cave j
Spring Herald. t
Next Tuesday at 10 o’clock the '
members of the Farmers Mutual '
Insurance Co, will meet to per 11
feet organization. The above is of
ficial and is published at the re- (
quest of Mr. .1. B. Porter, of Sil
ver Creek. r
COUNCILMAN FRO M HIE
SECOND Ward. t
At the requestjot a numb-r of
cirizens'Mr. D. B Hamilton Jr.
has consented to allow his name
to be submitted to the v >ters for ,
election as council ma n from the..,
Second Ward. Those vho Know
Blunt, know him to be an earnest
intelligent gentlemen, active in I
his work, but conservative m his 1
views upon public matters. v
Salesman Wanted: i’-ee prepaid
outfit, one of our agents his earned ■
over jS'J'i. 'JO in . veyeir.-;
P.O. Box 137, New 1 rk.
5-7-6 i .
WANTED A good route hoy. '
Apply at this <>tli tumorr >w <
morning nt 9 o’clock.
Go to A- B. McArvci
& Co., to get your Ox
ford ties and shoes at 1
a bargain.
Stylish luctV'A'. i d * r ' V3 a
or epriugwet’, at Gimm hi s. t
New Arrival of Nab
by Pattern hals just
received at popular
prices. A. O, Ganard.
Try Turniey’s In
falable Liniment for
Rheumatism iNeural
gia, Sprains, Cuts.
Bruises, and Pains in
any part of the body or
limbs, for sale by P. L.
Tt’.rnley, druggist.
Fine Virginia Natur
al leaf tobacco I 5 c- .
per pound, at P. L.
Turn leys &l CoJCentral
Hotel Block.
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KLOSTER OF
BULL’S EYESHOTS.
The nr.y meeting of the Lanier
Ci■ ■ " 111 be held tomorrow even-
in r at the residence of lion. W . J
N ■ •!, on Fif i Av-nue. Dickens,
\vi : be the Author for Iho evening
at I 1 is“Doinby & Sou’’ the work
h.- non Some confusion
iiH. b-t-n occasioned by the state
ment that ‘ Oar Mut.al Frien-I ,
would b o the special work but Dr’
Battle says .hat “Our Aiu’ftl
Friend” will not be permitted to
inter sere A-ith Messrs “Hornby dr
Son.’
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The scene was in a store on Broad
Street where halt a dozen citizens
f,.id spontaneously gathered,and pol
itics w'as the theme. Capt. Felix Cor
put happened in, and in the remarks
that followed he said to the papa and
wet nurse of the Evans club;“Max.
can't you furnish me with a little Ev
ans campaign literature?” —>
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•‘Why, dont you get the Trib
une?”
‘•No, Mr. Cooper has about shut
off my paper. ’
“Well, you certainly are not
missing much” exclaimed Mr.
Meyerhardt “and the crowd laugh
nd’ Capt, Corput remarked that
he was thinking that way himself,
but that be was surprised to bear
Mux admit it. Max should get
"unmuzzled” some more.
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Howard A Lowry E q. arrived in
ilh '' ty, on au extended visit, IhM
Friday. He is about as popular a
youngster as I have heard of for
- nne time. Yesterday Mrs. AV.
B itton, M is.< Rosa Plumb, and
d i.-r I’-’t N'.'- b-., presented tb ? lit-
■m in vjth i. hug.e waiier ?' HW
II .w;;rd weighs 10 pernios
but v growi . He is at the home
ot bis pareuta, Mr. and Mrs. Dock
Lowry on Filth Avenue.
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No, my friends, thAt was not a
Lieuten mt Peary Arctic Expedition
that went up the Oostanaula River
yesterday, on the steamer Tony. It
was only the North Rome Sunday
School off for a picnic. Whew! But it
whs acold day for picnics; But North
home is never left—let mercury go
y ' ere it pleases ami when it pleases.
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One of the busiest places in
Rome, yesterday was the “Bee
Hive Joe Holloway at the head
>1 a force of a most efficient force
i clerks “had trade in a swing"
You can talk about your sure
enough bargains but until you
strike the “Bee Hive“ with money
you will not gather genuine
honey,see!
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I. T. Crouch & Co,, have g ven
.way a barrel of their famous
1 "W mineral water “Buffalo Sa
m' ,‘ and will continue to serve it
free to their customers for this
.v> . i;, Tin 1 first lime you pass call
in > id ask for a glass—and do
Ink Hustler of Rome the honor
o mention rhis paper. Try “But
ton Saline.”
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Yesterday was no field day for
rhe Soda founts —too much weath
er. But. while lam ou this sub
j< ct 1 want to mention a new drink
<>r rather “the onliest” genuim
drink o< the brand 1 int i« now
reived in Rome. Melvin Venable
the Soda nnxerologist and J. T
. Touch & Co’s Canopy fount ser
ved me with one yesterday and he
i-suresnie that it is the first
-'•■fiuiiie < loco-Celery served in
Rome. 1 know this, its about th»
best I have sampled, and Jm i o
slouch when it comes to expert
work on free soda.
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One . f the largest rattle snakes
.•>vr k . ii in this neck of woods is
n<>v i : txhihition a' John Mil
ls (i r house Bur. His snake
- iip w . 11 measure 5 feet 6 incbei
, le.ij.’h and about 12 inches in
i un nn 1 ce and has 14 rattles
a Iu .>n, he’s a daisy, am
\j. < ; id i’>per without a cut
p r et p«z'S on him w ; tl
. ■ <, . vie..- the SLiako bite
. •: p nmo t*'»j count er
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i-rreli Speed, r yd count'. *.•
i i.ger“ cr>nd:d;'.‘e n : • 1 gis
are. was in 1- <• it v • ter m .
<; in speak in.' of 1 ‘ c d » . v
.o .: 1 : “This cold snap aim wsi
loilt.ts bli’ssii.s, Inliers; ier
tbarr a morgidge Os my cr-p. t c
i I this in ize kills that tru :1; «hi
I km whirl in and plant up- a rai
ov n.v ow i . W*h< kt.ows in nn <
it? n way the pood L r >rd ha- ei
freezin out the morgidg • *i
what oppresses us p-‘ i d- vi - ai <:
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THE HUSTLER OF ROME. SUNDAY MAY 20, 1894
A Field day for the Young-
I Jeinecratic statesman
carr'ed four our of six
*,f the counties that acted yes-
terday. HE NOW HOLDS A GOOD
LEAD ON ATLANTA'S CANDIDATE
both in the counties ane del-
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j EGATbSSELECTED
A field day for Atkinson!
Os the eeven counties that acted
on yesterday, six have been heard
from, and of those six with their
eighteen votes, Mr. Atkinson capt
ured four aouuties ai d twelve
votes, or two to one on the Atlan
ta Kings candidate.
Here are the returns received by
Ihe Hustler of Rome ata late
hour la-t night.
Atlanta May 19. —Atkinson wins
ibe day, Of.the seven counties
that acted today he has carried
Gwiuettwith nearly 300m»jority
Monroe with 68 majority Milton
with 64 majority and Butts with
72 majority. General Evans has
probably carried Hail, with less
than 100 majority and Murry is
conceded to mm.
Towns county was booked to act
r.ouay but has not been heard
from, Il is conceded to Mr. At-
Kinson.
The counties that have acted
stand :
Atkinson Evans
Meri weather 4 Richmond 6
Baldwin 2 Elbert 2
Cotfee 2 Terrell 2
Douglas 2 Bartow 4
Cherokee 2 Telfair 2
Clinch 2 Lincoln 2
Oconee 2 Hall 4
TiJiaferro 2 Murray 2
Butts 2
Monroe 4
.ill ton 2
Gwinnett 4
30 24
(Doubtfui —Towns 2)
These figures show that, not
withstanding the snap judgement
and illegally called action of
Richmond and the open use of
money iu Telfair and Hall, by the
fiends of the Atlanta candidate.
Mr. Atsiuaon is “doing very well.
:hank you “
When d comes to a fight among
democrats, for a nomination for
an office. Atlanta may not know it
out she has not enough money iu
•JI her confines to corrupt and de
bauch the suffrage of the Wool hat
boys.
That she has used money
freely, asd by its baleiul influence
sought to assist the Atlanta Cou
st’tutiou in disrupting the party,
al the party's expence and to fur
tner Atlanta's selfish aims has Dot
been denied —even when charged
b / an Atlanta daily.
The last efforts ut forth in this
line was in Hall county, yesterday
—this week it will become North
East Georgias turn, and Frank
Rice, of Atlanta, has probably al
ready issued orders to the Atlanta
Ring’s emisaries, O’Brien, Starns,
& Co., and in a few davs these
•heelers’’ will appear in the “Ban
ner county.”
Look out for them and their
dollars—lts Atlanta moony—some
of it perhaps a reserved fund Gen.
Evans own $1 000 contribution,
ft will pour into Floyd, and com
bined with that collected in this
city by and from the “faithful,” it
will seek to corrupt democrats,
against a democrat, arid m the
interest of Atlanta’s candidate
Under cover ot the cry “for ring
rule,' and * smi sh tin ring’’ t< ese
noly politicians of tne Gate City
will lead purity to voters of Fioyd
—Will they? Nut much!
Floyd is the only six vole couu
v toi.ct this week, u.d on next
Saturday night a big majority' of
tier iropurchasaiie voters will
■av placid her in the Atkinson
.•O'Umn. The Max Me f erhardt
Evans c ub '<> tin contr ry not
wi' listbmi i ng. “mark that predic
tion"
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W. A. RHUDY
Having purchased the entire
stock of lAirnitvire from Messrs.
Hanks <Nr Roberts, and consoli
dated it with my already large
stock I am now
WITH |
And am ready to supply your
with anything and everything
-MN THE FURNITURE LINEA-
Business is business, and if you
can secure.’ fnrn.itn.re now, that
yon,will b u y later on at regular nri
ces and save from wenty to fifty
per cent, why
-KHIS IS BUSINESS*!-
I respectfully direct your attention to the great
bargains that? you know I must have secured
n the
ds
HANKS & ROBERTS STOCK
Tney arei crowding my floors and must be moved
and 1 am going to move them and movC’i-em a L
once. The first who come to lend me a helping
hand will pull in the cash.
■W Jk.
K inkaid C ornev 'Broad S
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