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THIS IS
JUST TEE BEING YOE WANT.
No Coal, No Smoke. No Ashes.
Our Parlor Dome Oil Heating L »
Cj’ Tt ves are both Ornamental and |^ r
Ki II
For the Parlor, Dinning Room, L
JI th°se Stoves are for Superior to the [>■-
wl open grTeor Coal Heating Stove, JAj
wi Can be lighted in a moments time,
vcL rapidlv.and when not needed can IL
b put out saving fuel and clean
i >g around your fireplace. Ofc
<4* Wc have a few of these elegant rjr
iwt heat -rs in Stock and we invite you Fgf
Ml to ca land examine them. The large
Kj Store on Broad Street occupied
by the Ladies of the Keely League
Jj the past vi eek, was heated by these pgK
Ml stoves to the entire satisfaction of 1$)
,ac *’ es ' n c^ ar^e<
J A FULL LINE OF CHAR- fe;
ft TER OAK GAUZE WIRE p
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® Enterprise Stove always in Stock.
They are the best Stove Sold in k.
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241 & 243 Broad Street.
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Richards & hh-
Lansdell.
Dealers In
F?6]RNITfcIRE
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W. A. RHUDY’S, Old Stand.
337 Eroad Street, Rome Ga.
r COME TO SEE US.
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MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN FINE
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THE HUSTLER OF POME THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29 1894,
ELECMCAKOIIffI
’ ook Over the Passengers—
Many of Them Will
Interop You
Dr. G T Goetchius has returned
from Savnnah, where he went to
tleod the Presbyterian Synod.
Good sound Chewing Tobacco 5/
plug, 25/ per pound, 21 plugs for
SI.OO. Edmonson Grocery Co.
Mr. Walker Curry is home
from Atlanta, to eat thanksgiving
turkey today JHe is a student in
the Southern Medical College.
Don’t take internal remedies
for Female Diseases Common
requires a direct application
like ‘‘Orange Blossom” Sold by
D. W. Curry.
Mis a C.Gibbs vent to
Nashville to spend a day or so.
Says the Chattanooga News
“Cant, and Mrs T. P. Wells have
received a letter from their daugh
ter, Mr» James’Banks Nevin, dated
from Kansas City, in which she
stated they would lenve for Colora
do Springs yesterday.”
Tapioca, Tapioca. Tapioca, Tap
ioca. Tapioca, Tapioca, Tapioca
Tapioca, Tapioca, Tapioca, Tapio
ca, Tapioca. Granulated Penany
Tapioca only per pound at
Edmundson Grocery Co.
Sava the Chattan r ‘ncra Neva:
“'Tippps N >ll and Gtav Warner will
return tn div to Chmokpe S >rint?p
a"ter a tw.Y weeks’ visit to friend?
in Chattanooga. They will gi >o
Pome. Ga , about the middle of
D j cember to vinit Miss Pet Nevin”
Itch on human, mange on horses,
dogs and all stock, cured in 80
minutes by Woolford’s Sanita’y
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
I). W. Curry, Druggist, Rome, Ga.
Mrs Annie L Whitehead,of Rock
mart who has been the guest of
Mr and Mrs T J Reece some days,
returned home to dar.
Wanted:—looo bushels o f
peas. Will pay highest ca?h price
for same.
Johuaton & Watters.
North Rome.
11-20-4 t.
When you go to Edmundson’s to
buy your sugar and coffee, soap
soda and salt and other groceries
don’t forget that they have the
best cheap tcbacco in Rome. 5/ per
plug, 25/ per pound, 21 plugs for
SI.OO
Mr C E Jans one of Carv u r&Har
pers traveling men from Atlanta
is in the city on dusiuess.
NOTICE TO TEVJHERS OF
FLOYD COUNTY:
It gives me a gre it deal of pleas,
ure to announce the fact, that a
bi'l passel both branches of the
Legisiiature on yesterdav, order
i.ig the Public Scho .Is for 1895, to
begin ou Jaa Ist, instead of July
the Ist. Therefore all teachers of
the cotin’y wh > desire to teach
school during next year can govern
themselves accordingly.
W. M. Bridges C.B.C.
Nov 2 9ih.lf-94.
I have a good Piano for »Sale, on
Easy Terms—ls you want to buy
address “Piano, care IIusLER of
Rome
Mr. Editor: Do you think it
would be gambling to bet a peck
of nice country ground new corn
meal that more people will read
our notice of Tapioca and Tobacco
in the Hustler than would read
them in any other paper publish
ed in Rome? Eimundson Grocery
Co.
REGISTR \TION NOTICE.
Books of Registration
for County Election 1 st
Wednesday in January
1 895 w i 11 cl os e on
Tuesday Dec. 1 8 1894.
Take notice this on an
entirely new registra
ionthat applies to all.
Jno. J. Black
ts Registrat.
M is a Mav Ba??, a very handeom
jo.iiig lad/ from Bass’Feiry, is
rhe guest of her sister, Mrs. Stark j
Burney.
A FINE COMEDY.
"Jane ” is greeted by a Large and
Fashionable Audience.
It was a rare treat offered theatre
goers last night in that vivacious
clean Comedy Jane. It is a Come
dy of the highest or ’er, and while
the fun is f ist and furious from be
ginning to end, there is not the
slightest trace of the vulgarisms
that so frequently qreep into the
modern comedies.
Every member of the company is
an artist of exceptional meri’, and
all seemed to enter s» into the spir
it of the piece they were portray
ing that the audience almost believ
ed they were locking at a scene in
actual every day life.
The evening opened with a de
licious one act curtail raiser, ‘‘One
of Nature”. Mr Stedma.i a* the
copywrite and Miss Hayward as
the lost daughter, are artists of
great' merit. There were many wet I
eyes when the curtain went down
on this pathetic play.
Then came uprorious, side-split
ting fun for three acts. The au
dience were almost convulsed with
laughter from the time the curtain
went up until it fell on the last
tableau.
Miss Belle Gilbert makes an ideal
“Jane.” Tn the strictest sense of
the word she is not only a beauti
ful woman, but more, she is an
actress overflowing with bubbling
life. There is a wonderful attrac
tiveness about her sparkling, intel
ligent face, which instantly wins
the audience.
Mr. E. G. Spangler, as the im
provident young man who is com
pelled to get out of his troubles
by- pretending to be married to
to “Jane” is a fine actor and a
man with a keen sense of interpret
ing ludicrous si ua ions to the best
advantage.
Mr. Tucker, as the unhappy
William and the real husband of
Jane, was up to the standard of
the company and did his part well
All of the other characters were
well sustained.
Give us more plays like Jane.
STOLEN WHEN fi CHILD.
Strange History of a Society
Woman in Toledo Ohr.
Toledo, Ohio, Nov, 28.—A pecn
iar mystery va? made public in
Toledo today. For some time a
prominent young society lady, th.
cently married, has been Lying to
learn w r ho she is.
She was stolen from Buffalo,
she says, when a very smsll child
and taken Io Cleveland, and alter
being frequently shifted from one
bouse to another and hidden away
at times, was brought to Toledo,
where she was compelled to beg on
the streets.
She remembers the names of two
women, Nettie Ayers and Lucy
Carr, whe brought her here, and
they lived in what has for years
been known as the haunted house
of Lower Summit street.
She says that the last that she
remembers of her own home is
that it was a big brick house en a
corner in Buffalo. She was on the
sidewalk playing with her doll
when two neatly dressed women
name and coaxed her to the park,
promising her candy. They took
her to the depot and she cried her
self to sleep on a train.
When she got to Toledo her oic'»
clothing was taken from her and
shabby ones given in their place
The character of the women she
does not know, as at nightfall she
was always compelled to go to bed
While she was begging about the
streets a prominent citzen became
interested in her. He finally sue
ceeded in getting her away from
the women a..d sent her to school,
at the age of 15 she was sent to
the Ohio Wesleyan University at
Delaware.
When she was at college a mid
dle-aged, richly dressed lady cal.
led one day and asked to see all
tbegir's in a certain class. The
. moment, the visitor saw her she
18<id; “There t-he is; she’s my
! girl.”
Then they had a long talk and
| the girl became frightened and
wrote to her guard)) n in Toledo
who died a short time later, and
he advised her to remain where
she was. She is now trying t >
learn whether this woman is Iter
mother. ‘
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