The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898, October 07, 1894, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text540 a. in. 4,40 p.m. W» veFMt “‘und ‘ 55 »• “• W 2P ’ “ Arrive C le ' l ' lall " ’ , 10 .25a. m. W-<» P m - Knoxville 2.16p.m. 4.30 a. in .. Bristol io2a- m. 9.40 p.m « washing*” 1 n nt)a . in . 11.00a. m. » iuiltnn« r e ;• nl . 3.50 a. m „ Philadelphia. ;|Oa IU 6.52 ft. m ~ >t wYorK ' rEag tKomeats.4°a.m.. has a Train le*'" lL ' ( ~i r Mobile to Cleveland, Pullman sle< T L th the popular Vestibule where jt connea hingll)11 aI1(1 New York pining I ■' " ‘ )llUtc tS at Cleveland, with This tram al» arrlV ea at 9.55 a. m. The tr*in for ' lia "nnectsat Ooltewrh Junction ) >P '” trl ‘ l, * C n^ Ka <lfor<l.Va.. making di for all points East. yo West. And The North 4.40 p. m. 2.00 a.m 10.40 am leave c 7.top. m. 4.50 a.m. 1.20 pm Arrive' "attanoog 720 Piin . * cincu.n.u m.10,55a. m.7.20p.m “ S ‘ ShV “ is e '7.00a.m. 6.10 p. in. " Memphis f , 451 ,. m . 7.05 a. m. “ st ".7 25 ft. rn, 10.25 a. in. “ Kan , Sa .2.30 p.m. 2.45 a.m, “ utt ‘ eK ," ,8:00 a. m. 7-50 pm Home 4:40 p m is the pop- Florida Limitml.” It is full ular ‘'TX“ uns solid Jacksonville to cln- an i>ul)man , 8 Unt . 9t sleeping cars Cin Sent <ibservation car from Macon and a niagnifi . free)( where it makes di to c l iatta, “’X with solid train with through rect connect! ( . hiltt anooga to Mempiii - To South Georgia, Carolina and Florida. V Rome .250 am 1115 am 402 pm Xa’uX 6.00 am 155 pm 625 p S rrl 1 20 p m 9 25 p m. “ “ Mac0n...... 700 am „ SlV annali— 630 pm .. Brunswick...-‘ I 5 P m .. Jacksonville ..900pm 8 30am, Tra n leaving East Home 2:50 a m runs solid T ~.. Shenins cars Chattanooga to At "TCn.’ rißam train connects with R & D,S A L, AS. Wpandoa railroad trains in the Union Depot, AttaU, It Also has an elegant observation Chairear (seats free) to Macon, Warn, Texas & the West. leave East Rome Wpm Arrive Anniston 12 05 night. 7 sop m, .. Selma 530 1m »• Montgomery.... ,700a m M mile 1- hO ° n »• >ew < irleans 445 p m « Houston 7to a in Leave East Rome 410 pmA'pi ne Accomoda on, Leave East Rome 2,00 p, in, Gadsden and At talla Accommodation. Train leaving East Rome 9:40 pm has Pull ma: Sleeping car to Mobile connecting with Pullman car to New Orleans, For further particulars, tickets or sleeping .car reservations, call on or write to T,c, SMITH, P * T A, Rome Ga, I. A, BELL, D. P A, Selma, Ala. J,J,IaR\SWORTH D P a Atlanta Ga, •C, A,BEXSCOTER, A <; P A„ Knoxville, Tenn, ,w, a Tvbk, o, p, a, Washington n c, • Western & At ntic, AND I, U ST. L MIMS —TO — 'Chicago -Louisville Cincmnatti St,. Ljo us Kasas Citv J. J i niphis -an D’- Tile West Quick time aud Vestibuled trains carrying ™ lu w>i Sleeping cars. For any iuformatior '-all on or write to J A SMITH General Agent,.Rome Ga. J LEDMONSON Traveling Pass. Agt. Chattanooga Tenn. JOS. BROWN. Traffic Manager Atlanta, Ga. C EHARMAN General pass Agt Atlanta Ga. Tax Levy. 1,1 • »f Board of Commissioners of Roads I 11Menue of Floyd county, Georgia. Thek K '” ,e > Ga -. September 13th, 1894. I the levy' 11 ? hav ‘ n ® ,a keu into consideration . 'ng of taxes for the present fiscal year I froiuTi !''' ” ro J’ ertv "t tne county being found ®^ est to be for the present jyear ller,eral tax hein R 4.37—100 mills on 1M.001J2 11 the,,,rc K oil >< ) making the sum of f Blowing tax is hereby levied: To navi.. . Spkci hc Tax, 111 -2 per c, r , I ? C,PaI alld intcreßt on bonds Toru"Ch' ISti ‘ teUX « 5 - 950 -°° °" St ati- tax 41 “ gan 8 33.1»-ioo per cent T ° Br^rund,Nothm K . p, ’“Cov STYI . vIII , OSEB . ao general t tax lU|, l' 33. lu-ioo per cent on S'at; T « Jury f,,,,,.11-277 58 To j a i; f l' er cent on State 8 499.48 T ' ,1 ’ u °rfumii?' Cr “ 3.406.13 ““llOpereent .. 3i400 , u Tin sa, ne , _ . $43,804 90 all pr ■|H'V''>f th" 0,1 the doll! * v r state ami, ~*/ 18 county, ingking in tllß doll aj °onty purposes, one cent on .'-Jrdertju' t K'Venof this ievy r ' ’ llat B "ch legal notice be J.uk^T' 1 >-y Statute. ' Max mJV"* i eh ’ ''hairman. A -x Met euhabdt, Clerk. fiIiIFSSiOSIL CMUs dentists J A. WILLS— Dentist—208 1-2 Broad street , over Cantrell and Owens store —— attorneys J' Tem?le ,^idid“° rney Maß ° niC _Templi- Building 1;., 1H ,. (Horgi*. I Po^er S i t -\f u| ;VlN r‘~| Att,,r “° y at Law offl c 1 overt) ll.iil puscoiHo cor ior 3rd AvHmie pH AS. W. U.NDI -RWOOD- Attorney at 4 j Masonic temple. 1 Rome, Ga. RtLCh <S DEN NY—Attorneys at law. OttiC’ in Masonic leutvle. Rome, Ga. W'^.MANpIVER— Attorney and Com. B sei lor at Law—Rome, Ga. W H - KNN’IH-.Jno. W. STAKLING-Enni, « ,'r Mtarnng. Attorneys at Law, Masonj. Temple, Rome, Ga. feb23. W - JMiPVI.y- J- NUNNALLY, W ■"• NEAg—»i Henry. Nunnallv & Neal n i -^tt" r ueys-aVatlA<w, office over Hah Davidson Hardware Co., Broad street, Rome, G: PHYSICIANS Arn SURGEONS, Dm m R A-MSCR— Physician and Burgeo' Office at residence 614 avenue A, Fourtr ward, L.^;_ ha -M. m <>ND— Physician and Surgeon a OfTe rs his i rotessiunal services to the ra, .mi p . Rume and surrounding country Office at Cronch and Watson's drugstore 20 Broad street. ’ DR. W. D. HOYT— Office at C. A. Trevitt afc ?s e ' ,r °. 331 l} road street Telephon 110. residence. N 0.21 DR.C.F.GF ti’FIN-Physician and Surge —Office ne r Masonic building. Residence 3do 4th ai nue. Frank A. Wynn, Physician and Surgon office at Tre - itt & Johns >n drug store Telephone 13 Residence 406 Second Ave, Prompt attention given all professional call k ■ Lfß ■ vs, S 3 3HOKaiyjKSi. *5. CORDOVAN, FRENCi&ENHMELLEDCALE \ ’’S 3.49 POLICE,3 SOLFS. SpS9>2'WORKINGM E N g V(’- ! j EXTRA FINE. I ’ S \ r . S 2.H/SBoysSchoolShoes, -LADIES’ •' SEND FOR CATALOGUE '. W-L-DCUGLA3, broCKTON, MASS. Yon can save money by purchasing VV. Lh Dougins Shoes, Because, we are tue largest manufacturers of advertised shoes in the world, and guarantee the value by stamping the name and price on lite hottomi which protects you against high prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes e ;ual custom work in style, easy fitting and wearing qualities. V.’e have them sold every . here at lower pricc» for the value given t'-.an ”ny other make Take no substitute. If yout ...Mercannel supply ■ ".’'■•can. Sold by .Cantrel' & Owens, Nerve Berrie<» have done for others will do for yv<l IST DAY. Y OF 16TH DAY. M E Easily, Quick!/ and Permanently Restored, soth da < A. positive cure for nil Wei Nervous!-, -j* Debility, and all their train of evils ’•••su.tiO' from early errors and later excesses; the resn of overwork, Rick worry, ete DuvhP’i and gives lone and *ir4*fßtrUi to th ~<exual or gans. Stop* uh natural lokf.-k siitttiitl rnilsaion* caused by youthful error* r e? cessive use oi lolMtrco, opium and liquot which lead to conaaizuptioii and inannilj Their use shows immediate improvement. Aceep no imitation, insist upon having the genu ne no other. Con en l iSUi ▼ <Lz vi l > lent to carry i: pocket. Price. per box, six boxes, on fui treatment.ss.oo. <auarxnfee<i iorurr a'iy < amc. ’f not kept by your druggist we will send them 0} mail, upon receipt o» price, in plain wrap la*». Pamphlet free. Address all mail orders te A.N HEDR AL CO., Cincinnati ' F s ale by Crouch & Co. DON’T FORGET The Cundell Lumber Co., sells Cheap shingles a I 1 grades. Cheap lumb e r a1 1 grades. Cheap ceiling and flooring, sash, doors, and blinds. 9-7-Imo. ensues ■. When you want to buy groceries and buy them cheap call upon J. A. Kane cor. Broad and Ross St. New yel low yam pototoes very cheap, orders caHed for and delivered. Give me a call satisfaation [ guaranteed. THE NEW MARKET We have just opened a new meat market and hereby invite you to call 3nd try our mountain fed beef, pork mutton and other fresh meats. Schlapback & Mcln tyre 427 Broad St. THE HUSTLER OF ROME SUNDAY ‘ OCTOBER 71 894, A VISION. The embers in the wide-throated old lire place caught to a remain ing twig, flared up weirdly for an instant, then sank into nothing but a warm, rich glow. Shadows from the furniture outline goulish silhouetts on the walls. A grayish ash creeps over the living coals and every object appears vague and indistinct. The city clock booms out clearly in measured beats, once, twice— twelve, times. Then a ghostly still ness hovers <>n the midnight. + + + + + + Strange passionate emotions surge into my soul and banishes i soft-voiced peace. Cares and per-! plexities of life have caught me in their maelstrom and crush out all the better impulses of my youth. . n : What need is there of prolong ing an existence, every moment of which is freighted with despair? Why not obliterate all, by one deep draught from the vial at my elbow? There are none to mourn my death—oblivion and the grave. The end will come swift and pangless—my hand seizes the bot tle and raises it to my lips. + + ♦ 4 4 4 As soft as the notes of the flute, blown by summer breezes across moonlit waters, music gently beats against my ear. So low at first tha , nothing but an indiscribable sweet- ! ness can be recognized. Now words seem to form as the tone becomes fuller, richer and that old song vi brat< s through the atmosphere : Jesus Lover of my Soul Let me to Thy Bosom Fly. It is hushed. There steals over the room a pale beautiful twilght, growing gradually brighter until all is aflame with a celestial fire. A face grows out.of the radience and angel face so divinely lovely that my very life must be ebbing away in breathless ecstacy ns I watch it- A look of ineff-able compassion bean s down on me, and the eyes plead with my way ward soul. As softly and silently as it came, the face serene fades away and the glowing effulgence dies out. When I wake the precious sunlight is streaming in molten bars of purest gold across my bed. It is anyth' r dawn. f t + The dream face was my moth ers. Ronald Jones. A Card. Editor Hustler, Dear Sir: —Please correct, the statement in your paper that a hat at. $1 00 a suit at sls 00 aud a pair of shoes at SI.OO makes a total of $7.00 The $15.00 item should have read $5.00, that, Mr. Editor, refers to our all wool man’s suit. Very tru'y. W. H . Coker & Co. | Jeliy scts. at Morris’ Telephone 6. Warter’s “Hand made” grows more pop ular as the days go by— a id its because of mei - it. For sale by all deal ers. Try one. Warter’s hand made is the finest smoke on the market —and then it is Rome made;Fruits of home Industry. Ask your dealer for one. Onion Setts, Red White and Ye'low, at Turnley &Co. Sugar Sets, at Morris Tel°phcne 26. EDW. BUCHANAN. Teacher of Violin, Mandolin, Guitar. Stu dro, Shorter College. Hours from 3 p. m. to 5 p. m. Begining Mon day, Sept. 23rd. 1894. The Ladies can now get the latest Fashion sheets at Lanham & Sons, Fourth Ward. THE DAIRY MAIDS CONVENTION. For the Benefit of the V.M.LA 26th & 27 of Oct. At Nevin's. Friday night was the first rehear sal of the milk maids and wasa sue cess every way. The next rehears al is set for Tuesday night at Mrs j Al Walton’s, 308 East First street, j incidental to the interesting pro gramTbelow. Miss M. Estelle Mitchell will, during the convention, deliver one of her imitable recitations. Miss Kathryn Darby’s pleasing . voice will be heard in a choice vocal se lection. Miss Zoe Eastman will read an original article ou “Cows as she linds them.” The chorus will be composed of about twenty tive of the lovlieet young ladies of the city .Some unique surprises are in store for fun lovers who attend this attraction, Rome’s amateur operas heretofore hare always been successful!; the drilling of the choruses lor this op eretta is in the same skillfull bands that had the Bohemian Girl and Chimes of Normandy in training. The Dairy M rid Festival will be produced Friday night, Oct. 26 and Saturday matinee Oct, 27 Kevin’s Opera House. TROGRaM-MK. The Dairy Maids Festival. An Operet a in Two Acts. Lolly Miss Mae Clark Doily Miss Rose Woodruff Polly Miss Ruth Walton. Betty Miss Mary Nevin. Daisy Miss May Patton. Three little Maids:—Miss Eddie Magruda Miss Cora Clark IVI >ss Kate Darby. Chorus of market maids, milk maids, daily maids etc. O The Imperial City Quartette. M p ssrs West, Patton, Warner a.id Berry. O SEAY AND DARBY as Sport McAllister, two Fly Cov?.s. Anbeuser as Busch. O Prof. Edw. Buchanan, violin Virtuoso. —O— Mr. F. A. Johnson. J Reader. O J Seay. Just From Mars. I 1 O — I , Good Night Chorus- Ground Ensemble— Get seats early and avoid the rush. Ruined City Found. O'lXHcu, Mexico Oct. 6.—Antoii a Cerevus. h tmted scientist, has j i-i reached heie from tbestate ofTa uis co, where he hns discovered i oino < f tne most wonderful and interesting ruins yet found in Mexico ,Vhile exploring a wooded an<l dis tinct valley of the San Pedro River, iu that state he came upon an «i cieiit and dcseited village, which is so - rounded by 18 pyramids. These pyra mids are 30 ineteis high, ami they constructed of brick and stone. B F Roark the Jeweler Is now re ceiveing goods lor'tnli ami when you want any thing in th Jewelry line yon wi 1 find he has the pretlest stock in Rome to select from. Superior Court. Philip Murkiand, the young whit< fellow, who stole a horse from Mr Chas. Berry sometime ago, and was epptured near Calhoun,was tried iu superior court yesterday. Murkiand is a Lice looking voung 1 fellow, und does not look like a hordentd crim mil. lie was found guilty and sentiuced io five years iu iLe pendentiary Dick West-, colored,was sentenced Ito five years in penetentiary fu: stealing some meat. Mitchell Billups, colored, broke iu jMr Trouttnau’s smoke house, and i pleaded gui y. He got five yea.s in ! the pen. The Court set the cases for the toird week yesterday afternoon. Flour 40cts. at Mor risTeiephone 26. MAGNETIC NERVIRE to cur? RervoMsPfCFta /•j tion, Fits, Dizzi- nest. Headacho, V l * Heuralgia and |n- 5,1 »omnia. Great ex I j J?'* J cenae® in the use of io- bacco. opium, alcohol and in other direc -1 'v’/ i n r« tiuns, bringing on De- presoion, Softeningof th© Brain, Insanity and at last a miserable oeath. 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It treats of every subject on earth in a clear, practical and sensible way. It unveils to you all the secrets of nature, so far as they have been unlocked by the wise men of the earth. Far from wearying you. you will find It entrancingly interesting. We will not tell voh that you ought to have the ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. You know that already; don't you? But we will tell you that you ought to get it now. Ttvt yri c-x Because a thing ww/ Hl canno ' b ® d<TVie too soon. V V 11 11// o Because if the books are of value to you. every minute you are without them is a loss of that value for that time ; is It not ? Because the best terms and prices can be • obtained now. It is the opportunity of a lifetime. For specimen pages, prices of various styles of binding, etc., address— The Ccmsthutflon, ATLANTA. GA. [ J YsWle Farms lor Beit er W.U. W e ha v e O n ha n d a numbero g >od farms so rie nt o r sale. Thee farms have come into our hanasa' v ;ry re - sonab’e figures, and we are m positiun to offe- them et low pric- s and on m save a ole term . r anu a-iG nuye svv nuo do we’l t • 'onsiih ü bt-fei e;r iifi, W ca-. 11‘ n’ or *'o i . !' i•' >d oar:i w W • •; time on r a rm> v, t- <- * p.< < - p:>rec, ■ f rr? if • i>ns C m-‘ ’Wi -; u •..j- Ho 1 K nsrr & ': -rris. Everybod / //h ‘ ; s sem'- b -d_. i e . c. h e s the doc;in/‘ at- nize h me ‘ Lo 6'S (j > ci. gO‘ < ' f’. 1 f• Gi i afford ’ r. .c ic • they preach for V/ Art - er’s Horn :- ma 'iu , ■ ;ra.’S are the best or t ket. rvm -W. LariiiHHf, i <> rector of Y. M. C A.. I>’ '•< ; > lowa, says he can c t;-<'i titi<>u<’i lecotnmeiid Cii'ui b-.-rim , - I' rip B .In to athletics gyiuDusla, so bail phiy<tb aud 1.-»■ i<i i.>u i Jp-De.rul for bIUIFI'H rp: HUH nlxi <ll loCalK'lia ; a so :<‘l’ si'slns* >U> 1 -ill! nes« rd lb*- ulv i ip; .i-<i befoi- f ha par s ’>pco p ,-sw<»i 'i i wifi «ff-H't a cure iu <>• ’h:- m iiKiia’!.. Ji'ij i'• F I • '>»' L <wr« IJ •Uo D-'--. •3' ■’ Terrible Headaches RESULTING FROM DERANGEMENT OF STOMACH, LIVER, OR BOWELS, Relieved by Ayek’S Pills “I don't believe o j there ever was so oj / JISo a pill made / as Ayer’s Cathar- Oj tle rUls ’ Tl,ey o: v ' \ will do all you ree- o : j ommeuti then) for Oj W and even more. F I'l w 1 When I have ao' r J i \ j cold and ache o] from head to heels, a dose or two of these pills is all the medicine needed to o| set me right again. For headache, they ®: never fail. I have Leena victim ofter- o = rible headaches, and have never found oj anything to relieve them so quickly as ®: Ayer’s Pills. Since I began taking this o : ; medicine, the attacks have been less and O j • less frequent, until, at present, months ' have passed since I have had one.”—C. o i F. Newman, Dug Spur, Va. ® AYER’S PILLS Prize Medal at World’s Fair g- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoOOOy, PEOPLE THE NORTHGA. £<* A N •ALABAMA.* Hard times and the scarcity of mon- y lias forced the price of cot ton down to 6 cents. Wages and everything else is low and we propose to put the price of Groceries and Dry Goods, etc, down in proportion. We are the on y large dealers in our line in Rome that don’t belong to an associ *tion or combine of some sort to keep the prices of goods up. WE HAVE BEEN In business, in Rome about 15 years, and have never joined an association of any kind that had tocut prices f >r us to sell by. We began with a sing* le 1 ttle grocery store, but by selling cheapfor Cush and n wer trying to get more for goods than they are worth. We have built up a trade that any body right ieei proud of. We now have six s cres in the Fourth Ward. 2 with G -ocer e ’, iwo with ary goods and shoes, and one vii'iClo hingandgent’ Furnishing goods and ore with Crockery, Glass Ware and stoves Oar Crockery Store. And in addition to these we invi' one at 236 Broad street with i. Mammoth Stock of Stoves, Cr< ckery, Glass, Tinwear and House Furnishing Goods. W(> buy in 1 rgo lots as cheap ns any wholesale merchant a id can • >uy und sell them as cheap as .ve pie se. We Wholesale and Retail and if you have a little money to spend, iv<- can and will sell you cheaper than any body in this city. Look Ata Few Prices. Good Green C< ffee 6 lbs for $1 lend sound Tobacco 11 inch plug r 5 cents. Good Red Flannel Guaranteed all Wool at 10 cents yd Teavy .bans 10 cents a yd, C tten Check 3| cents and up 'hewing vard wide 4k cents a vard Cottou Flannell 5 cents a vo-d Bleached Cotton yd wid- 5 c > • yd Dress Gingham 41 ceuts a / <1 R'lour, Meat. Sugar. Etc. LiuUer the prices pf the Association I; you ar« a merchant come tn -‘-'r n-, and we will save you ■i.-'Ufy by giving you our lowest j , uc*-'. La iham ASons, 31 3,318, 320,322,:3- 24, 326 Fifth Ave AND; 2 3 P:-oad St.