The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898, August 17, 1894, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textam IM ORGANS. We have a very large and most exceptionally well as sorte 1 stock of musical in struments now on hand and arriving daily. We have been in the busi ness ma'-y years and know how to buy and where to buy and best of all, know what to buy.—Co.ne see and buy and you will never regret it. We handle only the best, and will take great pleasure in showing you thlough our stock- Our Pianos are beauties and our organs have no su periors on the market. — And Then It you want a first-class bicycle or a good type writ ing machine, why you ought to come direct to head quar ters and get what you want and get it guaranteed. E. E. FORBES, Jack Davis, Manager At. J. K. Williamson’s Jewelry House Rome Ga. “Orange Blossom” is a painles iejireof all diseases peculiar women Sold by D W. Curry. 1 I -Il II » •• . $6.00 excursion: To St. Simons and Cumberland by the Southern Railway Co., August 18. Tickets good to return August 27. Last chance to go this season so cheap. For full Poticulars Call on or write to T. C. Smith, Rome. J. J. Fansworth. Atlanta. TajoJ M. A. THEDFORD'S liver medicine. Fan I M XCostiveness oxspepsi a I -7 ' Sick 00 Indigestion Mhhwess or Stomach *'■ W /Izvzrr/rr None Genuine Without The Likeness ..no SiGNATimr. crM A.Thedford on FrontDf Each Wrapper. M. A.The3ford Med.(§ W.l. Douglas C*S JU? 1 * is THE OCS V . <J?43 W£ £ '<s£ JVJI NO SQUEAKINCi. Sss. CORDOVAN FRENCH&ENAMELLEDCALF. * *4ASsoFineCALF&KANSAROI 1? $ 3.5_° POLICE,3 Sous. N S2 S?.*2.WORKIN BMen fc. <■ *2JI?- 5 Boys’SchoolSkoes, -LADIES 3-’ 2 d S qng 0 1 4 . SEND FOR CATALOGUE * << W-L-DOUGLAS, * BROCKTON. MASS. You cun save mcney by purchasing W. I*. Douuluh F'hocs. Because, we ere the largest manufacturers ot advertised shoes in the world, and guarantee the value by stamping the name and price on the bottom, which protects you against high prices and the middleman’s profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, easy fitting and wearing qualities. We have them sold every where at lower prices for the value given than any other make. Take no substitute. If you: dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by Cantrell & Owens, I® <srr"'i srsu . ■ IK r ■ ; I ,r : ' • lx' 8 If XT I’- IP lAndifVP, '<■ I Drin’ it. !. n •■> «: j .c; wlnn .... g nre tired: v.l •• .■■■ . • <t. Wtiei. ■ E ever.vo . fee! tl.ut . . .;v;. ~ , uiperaau. i: fc drink a ide-.-. . ... c V '* t-f ?;•»« -- ■ ■■ E ‘ ‘‘i ' ’ V J Root beer j A2sc.pk-.mr.’.' ’ gal its. Sold everywhere. | Bend 2c stamp for beautlfi.; , icture cards and book. S The t has. li Hires Co., Philadelphia, j ■auiuiiiiii.itr '»mHiii:mmm:imiiiinnniiiiiiunaufl ELEGWIC ’-cok Over the Passengers— Many of Them Will Interest T«i Col W. V Brumb , o, Mont gomery Ala. is Hutorgiaphed at the Armstrong. Mr, T. H. Russel of Gadsden Ala is in the city tadaj a guest at the Armstrong Judge John Mattox ordinary of Chattooga county is in the city today. Miss. Katie Wilke, of Cinoiuatti is visiting Mrs. Beu. Heithaus at her pretty home on Sixth Ave and East 2nd St, Misses Hattie and Au me Cleve land of Wartrace, Tenn, after a pleasant visit in this city return ed home today. When traveling, always take a cake of Johnson's Oriental Soap with you ; diseases are often caught from using betel soap. For sale by J, T. Crouch A Co. Messrs J.H, and H. J. Lanham of the big Fourth Ward stere and crockery emporium of Broad stree will leave on the 23, for Washing I in, Baltimore, New York, Boston, and Trenton, where they will purchase large stocks of goods for the Fall trade. Fancy Eastern Apples at Lloyd’s Faii- Rev. John W. Bale and hi charming wife and little ones Lav ' returned from a pleasant visit to Judue Westley Shropshire ai d at tending Dirt Town camp iw eting. ’mu ooit t o *: Ans In rJile°s as a flax seed If. Sold by Indv can use it herse D. W. Curry. Burney’s Baggage Transfer, office, Arm strong office. Phone 126 Day and Night- H. C, keinli'ick bne of Romth handsomest citszen and biggest Oad Fellows returned home today after attending the session of the [, 0. O. F. at Augusta this week, FOR RENT; I have 4 nice rooms to rem c map. W>4l situated. Good suiroi ndtni's. Apply to. C., A. T rivett 1 Broad Street A capable woman wishes a situa tion as assistant housekeeper in ho tel or boarding honse. Address Mrs Bean. 8-8-Gt. Care this Office For the convenience of par ties desiring to godown to Atlanta on the Excursion via the Rome R. R. August 22nd. and return the same day, General Passenger Agent Ayer nas arranged the follow ing convenient schedule in ad dition to the regular trains, which allows passengers about eight hours in Atlanta Leave Rome at 9.15. A, M. returning, Leave Atlanta at 8,20. P M. arrive Rome 11.20. P. M. this will be the last ex cursion 01 the season, don’t fail to go. NORTH GEORGIA IgncuM College, OEPARTMEN7 OF THE UNIVERSITY, At Dahlonega, Georgia. Spring term begins first Monday in February. Fall terir begins first Monday In September. FULL LITERARY COURSES. TUITION FREE With ample corps of teachers. THROUGH MILITARY TRAINING under a U. S. Army Officer detailed by Secretary of war. Departments of Business, Short hand, Typewriting, Telegraphy, Music and Art. Under competent and thorough instructors. YOUNG LADIES have equal advantages. CHEAPEST COLLEGE iw the SOUTH ii ■! ii. I, For catalogues and full Information ad dress Secretary or Treasurer of Boar, Trustees. KLUSTER OF BULL’S EYE SHOTS. It begins to look as if I will hsve to turn th* “Bullseye Kolumu,’ into a “Kicker's Kolumu,’’ in order tones* module the people who have kicks komiug. Here’s a shot I received for the “Bull’s eye’’ on yesterday but which was crowded out: * * * Mr'Bull’s Eye’’ man: I see an article in your issue of the 15th met Signed“S 8 Kicker” asking information as to whose place it is to fill up iu front and around the hign places in the side walks: while you are giving the de sired information will you not in form us why the city fathers took the dirt and brick bats from the ditch cut at the head of Branham Ave next to the Cemmetery,to till the sidewalk in front of the new King building when only last year the city fathersjpaid teams s3jper day to h»ul this same dirt and Brick bats from the basement of the new Curry building. These very same fathers have been crying economy the place of economy to use the city funds to economize private indiviuals. From your best wisher; “Against such Economy.’ * * * To the above J wish to answer, that the ’vil) fathers who paid $3 per day to have the brick-batsand debris hauled from Curry’s Magnsfieeal New building foundation, to Bran, ham Avenue, aie not the very same City fathers, who have permitted Mr. Sam King to fill in his sidewalks and bring them to the gfade at ids own expense, * * ♦ I Say ‘ at hie own expense’’ advised ly for I have made enquiry and Mr. King tells me that he put in, at his own expense,the rock walls and gran ite curbings and the fills of the side walks at each end and along the sides of his new buisness house. So much for that. Now heres a second shot ‘’■orn ‘Colouiel S S, Kicker.” * * * We are very glad—“ One” City’ Father, that you have informed us whose place it is to fill up the streets after the sidewalks are rais ed. We understood that it was the city’s place to fill up the streets after our good landlords had raised us out of those high water pests. Now “One” City Father, will you please give us an estimation of what Mr. S.King,paid as we sup pose he is the only one who ever paid for doing this work. “One” City Father, tread light, or your foot might slip upon those side walks and your sole might be lost. We know you do not come down this way often but you might want to fish in our railroad mill pond this fall and we will see that Mr. Ayer you out. “One” City Father thanks for your in farmatiou, but are you sure that Mr. Sam King paid for that dirt and hauling that filled up the street in front of his new store? Come out, No. C. & B. S. S. Kicker. * * When, on yesterday, I published that “one ©f the city fathers” had said that Mr. King had paid for the elevation of the streets and sidewalks around his new building I felt pretty certain that the city dad was mistaken. Today I have made some inquiries and know that he was I talked with Mr. W. A. Wright, one of the street committee, and learn from him that, while the bill for the work has not been audited,that the city will pay for the elevation of streets at Rhudy’s corner of the Battey building and Hiles’ corners aud at the King corner. o o o This filling iu of the streets has been done largely with the dirt removed in the grading of the streets around the Public bund ing site, corner of Fourth Avenue and East First St.„As to the King and Curry building I think that each of thsm have been built since the city established a grade, and being forced to come to the grade,, I am of the opinion that me city should at least fill in the streets iu front. It seems to me that the curb walls and the filling of a sidewalk is hardship enough to a property owner who is forced to a c«rtA.’- 1 ivtd irheu he builds. o c o As to the elevated stores down town I • ,or anyw|j, re else ou Broad Street I I mink, whi’e the city did not fc»ct I t.’iem to a grade but merely gave them permission to elevate, ihat the cii v should at its earliest possible convenience put the smet on the grade to correspond with the pave ments, These pioneers who blazed the way out of the floods of water and mud should not be the last to receive lecognition from the city. And from exprssions I have heard among city fathers I think that they feel about like I do. 000 | The greatest trouble is one over which they are not responsible—viz- A depleted city treasury, a taeasury drained to the dregs, and a people overtaxed in a year of financial string encytobuilda water system that might have been built later, I want to see B-oad Street put on a grade and I think the city should fill in every front where the property has been nut up to the grade and fill it in at once —and I helijve that it will at the earliest possible moment, Iu the meantime this column is open *0 tue public. If you have a suggestion for the public good why .“suggest it,” 000 To prevent musquitoes from annoying you at night, take a soft rag and put a small bit of Ker osene oil on it then rub the face and hands. The party who gave me this receipt says that only a small bit of oil will do the work and that the next morning there will be no trace of the oder of the oil left. If you have no mosquito net you can try it—without risk or kost Western 4 Atlantic AND N, G. h ST. L. RAILWAYS —TO — Chicago JLouisville Cincinnatti St. Lous Rasas City M cm.ph.is -AND- The West. Quick time aud Vestibuled trains carrying Pullman Sleeping cars. For any information call ou or write to J A SMITH General Agent, Rome Ga. J L EDMONSON Traveling Pass. Agt. Chattanooga Tenn. JOS. BROWN. Traffic Manager Atlanta, Ga. C E HARMAN General pass Agt Atlanta Ga. DEMOCRATS ATTENTION A meeting of the Democratic Exe citive Committee of Floyd county is hereby called and the members of the committee are must respectfully’ requested to assemble in the City Court room of the New Court house on next Saturday the 18th. John J, Black chairman Harper Hamilton, Sec ty Notice. GEORGIA, Floyd C< unty:— Notice is hereby given that a petition signed by fifteen or more Freeholders of the 1510th DistrictG. M. of said County has been filed in my office asking that the beaeths for the provi sions of Sections 1249, 1450, 1451, 1452, 1453, and 1454, of the Code of Georgia of 1882 and the menduients thereto shall apply to said Dis trict, 1 further give notice that said matter will be heard on the 2)th.day of August inst.and if no valid objection are shown an Election will be ordered to occur on the 13th. day of Septeme next to decide the question of “Fence or Stoc mw” according to the, iStatutes in such esse inadeaud provided. Given under my hand and Official Signature this August9th.lß94. John P. Davis, O TWO DOLLARS The Southern Rail way Co will sellround trip tickets to Lookout mountain every Satur day afternoon and Sun day morning for $2.00, good to return Mon day morning. See schedule of trains in this paper, only line running, four trains daily from Home to Chattanooga. J. J. Fansworth, D. P, A- Atlanta, Ga.. T.C. Smith P. and T. A. Rome G?. JACK KING, President. ™. . 1 . J , Si M IIV a W- P. SIMPSON, Vice president ‘ ' Act ‘ n tMerdiantsfflationalKßaiikj OF ROME QA. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSIT* All Accommodations Consistent with Saf? Bankino- p tended our Customers, ° MILL*! We Mean Business Call and (Get < i Heiore Buying, W e are Seiling ICes SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS Flooring, Ceiling, Moulding, Ballusters and Brackets At Bottom Prices HUME & PERKINS BLIDITB. ’ I have moved Blacksmith and re pair shops from Fifth Ave. opposite New Court house to my Old stand on Fifth Avenue in The Fourth Ward. W. T. D HLNXOX. A_t old stand- sth AVENUE FOURTH WARD. 8-12 ts SHOPS REMOVED. To my patrons and the public I wish testate that I have removed ms Carriage Waggons and Blacksmith Shops,. From the old stand in the Fourth Ward to the buildin opposite the New Court house where I am always ready to do guaranteed Carriage, buggy, wagon and Blacksmith work Repairing and Horse Shooing a specialty M. A . WIMPEE, JR- Jk- W. Leather and Shoe Findings, Hand made Shoes built to order, Repairing a speciality, at Masonic Temple Store. BEST OF ALL. $ 1.50! Rome to Atlan ta and Return Via the “Old Reliable” Rome R. R. of Ga. Wednes day, Aug 22nd, Tick ets good to return un til Aug24th Train leav es Rome R.R. Depot 9:15. A .M. 8--24 Johnson’s Magnetic Oil cures cramps and colic and internal neu ralgia aud beadache and backache nsHntly 25 and 50 cts, For sale by J T. Crouch & Co, “Warter’s Hand made,” thats the brand of the latest and best production from the Warters Cigar Facto ry. Ask yurdealerfor ne. Road Citation, G EORGIA, Floyd County: net itlonei Whereas W. E. Smith, etal., hate pe Rev ,. the Board of Commissioners of Road, an enueof said County,.asking that .tbese road now leading and running .® C L w hat i» ney, Georgia, and running ihw m g tn ry known as Rodgets old Barn 1 late nter sect:®S Drummond’s dwelling house “"“A' yi ea sant with the public road kn, ™“ fVnnunnionils Hope church road, at or near P wjc school house, be made a second - road, and the Road Commissioners on |je trict G. M• of said C «nnty having repon proposed road to be of public utili ■ M is to cite all persons having o j ?’ re j ro ni, to or claims for damages n ”;’ n A, qr( i o f Conin’[«• make the same known *? the ." oa J e he ]d on tW s>oners at the next meeting to be Chairnianof tt d-^d. rd ’ ThißjU,y MaxMeyer b ardt,Clerk. STRAYED - OR STOLEN. From my premises in Noit ‘O o Saturday night, hairs ot e Bav Horse Mule with o f e< at ered all over body; h’is 1 “ k s on left shoulder; all four legs, and is about , old. Any person finding said m- the returning it or notifying i‘ - same, will be liberally ie p 9 !pnjs, J. A. e.- O 61 North