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Do you want a Cook Stove for
less than we Ever offered you
before!
Lock at these prices and call and see the
Stoves. Our s ock.is too large for low pric
Cotton and the scarcity of money. We will of
fer for a few days the following Stoves at Pri
c es you can’t afford to let pass.
Full Be 0,7, Coal or W< od Cook Store. >8.2, 12,00
7.20 “ 11 00- 15 00
7. “ “ 9.25- 12 50
g. “ •• 10.25- 15 00
s, “ *• 11.00- 16.00
. g. “ “ 16.00- 22.00
j S-Reservoir “ 26.00 37 50
' 7.18 “ “ 8.00- 10 00
70- “ “ 7.00- 9.C0
7. “ “ 5.50- 7.50
Every one of 'he Stoves are of the best make
andfully guaranteed. Nothing Cheap about
em.
See our $4 50 No- 7 Cook Stove, the hand
somest and b st Stove on the market.
If you want a bargain now is the time to buy
yourself rich
Come and see for yo rselves. We have too
many stov.es and they must be sold-
-H§+Car /er&. Harpers old Stand s
H. STEELE,
241 & 243 Broad Street.
sell Richards. winklansdel
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Dealers In
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W. A. RHUDY’S, Old Stand.
337 Broad Street, Rome Ga.
COME TO SEE JUS.
soil Til Eh HOTEL
CHATTANOOGA TENN.
\ Strictly Firs 4 class Hotel. Right in the heart of the city
"uvenent to business, depots and electric car lines.
he service is unsurpassed and the prices reasonable.
A ■ Camp Manager.
THE HUSTL ER OF ROME.T HURSDAY NOVEMBER, 15 1894,
EI£CTRIC CAB COLUMN
aok Over the Passengers—
Many of Them Will
Interest You
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NOTICE TO ADVE USERS.
Ton will confer a favor on »'.ir add artist by
handing in changes for display adds by or be
fore 0 o'clock a. tn. cf the day you ex ,ect it to
appear.
Local and trancient advertising reasonable
Tributes of Res|>ect, Funeral notices, Notices ,f
and like notices of
• Monable length, free of charge.
announcements of candidates, same old price
—for hard times—>s 00.
Tua Hcstlkk ov Rome is the people's paper
—all home set matter—and if youjwant to reach
the masses as well as the classes now is the
time 'o plant you advertisements.
Mrs. Dr. A. Lamon returned
from Cincinnati, O. Nov. 13th.
in company with her musical
friend, Mrs L H. Hurien: of Bos
ton. They are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H.J Klasing, of South Rom*.
Mr. Ba««, of the firm of Bass
Bros ,<V Co , of Rome, was in t >wn
Monday on legal business.—Cbat-[
luoga X irtb
For Rent: Cheap one five room
c itta well and w ater v orks wa
ter. Call on or address
J P. Davis, ordinary
11— 9—ts.
Miss Emma May, one of Rome's
swbetest young ladies, has been
the guest ot the parsonage recent
ly.—Cartersville Courant.
Col. Walter Cheney is absent at
Knoxville, Tenn., attending legal
business, for a few days.
Col. J. B. Nevin and Major,
Claire Rowell, of. the Rome bar,
Went up to Penson’s store to attend 1
Justice Court today.
Don’t take interna remedies
for Female Diseases Common
sense requires a direct application
like '‘Orange Blossom” Sold by
D. W. Curry.
Miss Ossie Steele, a charming
young lady of Rom*-, was the guest
of Miss Avariila Goswick Sunday -
Plainville conrespoudeut of Cal
houn Times
Judge W.M.Heury, of Rome,
spent last Saturday with the fami
ly of Dr. Rudicil, uear Trion
Summerville News
Hamilton Douglass and H. Cron
heim, two of Georgia’s highest K‘
of P. officials, came up from At
lanta last night and are guests of
the Armstrong.
Col. William Pleasant Moreori
less Watts is one of lbs busiest
lawyers in the whole country. He
isso presaed with business ‘that
he had tn have an attachment levi
ed last Sunday —Calhoun Times
While returning from Rome last
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Friday night Mr. Cooks mules be
came frightened and ran away
throwing him from the wagon but
be received ho injuries. They came
in home aroused Mr. Hill, who lives
near by neighing and upon invstiga
tion found the wagon torn up with
goods scatterd promtsccusly up,
and down the .road.— Reeves Sta
tion correspondent of Calhoun
Times.
The Hustler ot Rome is in
formed that a prominent Roman
went down to Atlanta to interview
Mr. Hugh Innman on that $61)0,
000 cotton factory project. Mr.
Innman would give no names, but
assured the Roman that the facto
ry would be built in, or near Rome,
and that the builders would not
ask for one dollar frum Rome.
Miss Mamie Scott, of Atlanta, is
the guest of her uncle, Judge Juni
us Hillyer, at tne Armstrong.
D. C. Loeb, of the Gate City,
came up today and is at th« Arm
strong.
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 called
for and delivered. Give
me a call satisfaction
: guaranteed.
II WeHaveThem !
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| TEASETS, V
f DINNER SETS, 1
f LAMPS. 1
NEW STYLES. NEW PRICES. ?
*HOUSE FURNISHING GOODSa >
I The Novelty Store 3i y™. t
GL J
i I
Ths paany friends of Col Bill
Noble, of Anniston, are glad tfi
see him as hail and hearty as Mer
Co .Noble will be at the Armstroi g
for a day or too.
Thia item is from the Dalton
Citizens of last week : “The Bap
probably call Rev. Mr
Dyer, of Rome, to fill their pulpit
here. Mr. Dyer is a young mr.n
full of energy and if he comes will
work for the upbuilding of their
denomination here.
Sheriff J. C. Penn announces
himself as a candidate for re-elec
tion to the office he now holds,
with Dave Henley as Deputy. These
gentlemen have made most ac
ceptable officers in the past, which
is the best possible guarantee of
the future. The voters of the coun
ty are respectfully requested to
consider the claims of these gen
tlemen when they come to vote in
the January election.—Chattooga
News.
Mr. Bob King, brother of major
“Dock King” of the Hustler of
Rome “devils,” is in Atlanta to
day attending United States court.
Mr. G. W. Tolbert, of Mobile,
Ala. is in the eity visiting relatives
and friends.
City Editor John Reese, of The
Hustler of Rome spent the day at
bis childhood's home at Reeseburg
where he went in quest of rest,and
evidence of the existence of the
lion.
Happy Bob Vann, of Cedartown,
is in the city today.
Mr. E. B. Miller, of Huntsville
Ala. is a guest of the Central to
d>y.
Col. W. T. Cox, of Daltcn is au
tographed at lhe Central today.
Mr E. Davia, a prominent citi
zen of Dallas is at the central to
day .
T.VV. Scott, of R<me. «pent last
Sunday with relatives iu this
place . —ChattooSa News
Mr. Will F. Milla, of Atlanta
at. the Armstrong today.
MNEW JEWELRY!*
I have received, and I am in
daily receipt of New Jewelry, the
very latest and the Prettiest
goods on the market.
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Bridal Presents
Silver Novelties
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Holiday Goods
And then 1 have a beautiful
assortment of Clocks and watch
es and a handsome line of Dia
monds
Remember it affords us.
Pleasure to show you our good
J- K. WILLIAMSON.
BROAD STREET, ROME GA.
N.B. Repairing a specialty