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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1895)
BIG STOCK ; • . < nil ■ • ' I \ V A- !i Hi: > f 51L V 1j ' • L* i-» Lvit~ k\ J ' - : WE : - /K riLLTBTFOPLP. ~Wi h the Naw Ye i ou wII nat ural y.tun y r ur 1 hem Ns to th } l a :tice of economx , bc- G3U3 by praoHch g econo m your tend?- ncy wi ! b j t;Wu d > j r > ) ."i'y i i I I a ' ncss. : -k <t? ftp Thp mi ' , Il Ll 1.4 i*J 11, -) i L'V 1 L.l . ■ OTJB : inviVh ' ' vtvp hLbv’y U a !L i 1 hh 'TP- 77 / ' c . 1V »j ii. -r > I > liOi;G H DAI e h vd baan o market again anJ ha v • d! t e midwinter ba r- L in j. fr Lom metropolis and a ili h' a d fprices, yi y ; (FR,? rn lli Ih vUiu.n (k bill EIT L ’.VER BROAD. ELECTRIC Whe’l Sig * • -NaBAL/ • -r -.- ... . _ .... “» • -y-——... ■*■ —■ —— I’ 4 H ! i ' GVNTIST S J WH.LS—I »•>!.>»■ .:<•■ « rCantTr't»» O- r •• ATTORNL Kb I w. m. 'tv:. v ev;; >n w i ; tr ! &. qui r ! Attf r.ysa I : v.. hr.Mr geglOia. Offices: Ma-oilic Temple Annex- Um ran •<• <»h 4th' Ave. Mill do a ghNexai. practice 1 Temple Builtlu!- w—w - Temple Bih Uli it* Rome Georgia. JAMES H NEVIN— Attorney at Law Oftic i vveriy Hui pimrorttoa coruor 3rd Avenue • ~ i Tg’JT" ■■" " ■ 1 " ■ i Wng’u X Attorneys at Law. Os the ia .be King Building. ' r CUIS. W. UNDER WOOD- Attjruoj »t , Mason le Temple. Rome, Da. i RKKTF. A DPNNY—Attw i.ivvxut law. o*l C 1 in Masonic feiuule. Rowe, <l». WW VA WfVKU Attor.lV) r M Mt Co.a | allur-Hl Ltf W ;tn*«|o. .... WH. KXNIH- Jn<». W. STARLING—Ennh . & Starting. Att<ynev» at l*aw. Mas- -i.u Temple. Ro Qe, Ga h b 23. PHYSICIANS AfO s HGEONS,, f"* 1 A Worn. Th' mi a. , iw r n *e IO .ro a r 7 11 A c • I | Fir t •*t.« »tM •<», Rt.m 4 i \| .<• I~n i ■ OVt .| «L T. ranch Xc . Hrtig « r* — DM.K&MSi < t hyo, Office ai residence CUsvv.iiu t Fourn ward. LP. H AMMLN|>--Puymciau am» b>tiKv<> B Offers hi« | -ofeMtmmal services <i rht »•. pie of Ro ie and eurrr n imz conme « Office at Crouch and Wataou's drug u..r tt • Brood •treet Dr. w. u. ». >y r- > . 4 i A ~, s ; drug store. /<>. 331 Broad street Teleidioi HO. rosider »*. Nn.,n Citation Leave to Sell . A»eoi oia, Fl; yd County: To all whom it may concern ; E. X. MeCur.y Administrator ol l>. M, McCurry rtece m<l, has 11 dne form applied to the undersigned for lagve to sell the Ist ds belonging to t' e estate -of said deceased, and said application «m t, e 1 , j ear I on the first Monday in Feb. next. This ?fb dav of January 1895. ■ ® ' ! Davis < Ordinary • ! 1 - ' W IP ■ ■ 0 o;? in Hieh Life. < . lain :r:i ( ily. (). T., Jun. 15. - :.nie ( Li'.pH Wl.itney, a >r niitif! t u reality focicty ” i’ ;.ii . Xca Ym-I. ( ily, piece late ('<■( r.e \V. ('hilt’s ut . .it; i.ei.ihi'i, li.-,s bwe t ;.t Actl a i limte of divorce i:i tie .'ir ri t | ..i.'l in thiiifity from CLmles \\ . '■'hit ii' y. a scion < f t 1 < <:■ «i i.-.tt C A’liit !iev iimil vof New York .aid a clubman <-1 that cily. The gromids were n aiilnl r>g lect, i: l< n.pbtil ilitx ci n i,.| <. u in A ai d ct n tn i (he pl ; i <’( i.. mm.t. The couple v< ie nuuiitd in 'ew Aoik on Ei bun ■. 8. 1889. h wedding being a most brilliant af fair. AV hitney nmde no <lefense.No alimony was asked. She is restu.id .to her m idea name of Annie I Chihls. —■.him, a 1 i ju Male Help Wanted I no MAKE BIG MONKY selling our Electric | Telephone. Best seller ou Earllt. Sent all com i picte ready to set up; lines ot any distanae. A l |’i.ie ical Electric Telephone, our agents uiak- I ii.g $3 to $lO a day eass Everybody buys; Big I mo ey without wo k Prices low. Ar- e ear ! ike pe- month. A bi’ess W I>. Harrison & C> . Clerk Mo. 1!. Columbus, Ohi . i Wa ited:-Energetic mm tomanage branch lob. position permanent; saiar $1,20i and e on ni. ion ; must, furnisf. sno 1, tn assist in car roue siiic< Id. ress: .Manilla turers, Box 339 st pouts, MO. T rave lers -anted: Faithful gent'e man or lady 'be travel represcntii g established •i “I-'- SII.ARY XIA nio -tills a d e\|«- iws «i h iuer.-ase Enclose i, fe e-. e aim set- <i. I’-e., ,1 s amp <1 envo op. Tin: Il l IXIOs ( ( | 1 < Ii eig.i , M >RR?S IRU lhers At 429 Bro d St., wa-tto s II iut *rei entire s'oek <f Fancy ana Family Groceries by Feb. 1 . Their stock is fail and complete, and finest quality, and th-y are prepaired sell at prices iha‘. wil as'onish the natives Everything at Mctua Cost Everybody need. Groceries. | S Messrs (’, A. :| p t j g. J. OweqJ, I tv, in brothers of (ho inimitable I Joe Owens, of the firm of Cantrell! &,oweng, nre jn the city guests of "Jo*. ” fHE HUSTLER OF ROME TUESDAY JANUARY 15 1895 ELECTRIC C’R COLUMN I Glaica Trjip --Perhaps thareija < Kit v V r (• '4 S <-•-. -.f « i rinj. -i» iu th" nitr ■ • I"*'. v r , V TV. Mint n. ->f Atlanta I i io i * <•;i v for n nw :l#y <. Mr. *. S. ('■ I ton. of Ni.rth I!, iiio- i* d tug :'w!-ly ill with bin in iltonll... ' c i S ,|.ttli»il», one of »h*- f « .!>«! i irmi r* n Walter’*dir- ’• i •■•, •m in th* city today, ' v r Jr-mr-t R. Lawrence, one «f ilm rro; t prominent citizens of 1 • V f< d«ri luff in in the citv today. ti i Mr. <B. Albea Cave Spring’* wideawake city marshal and d<p- c to y sheritTof Floyd,cam* up today , to be “sword in.” 1 Misn Nina fiord n, of Oostanau- >i is i isiting Miss Ben la Willing ho «-o ,t her mot Lera home on up- | pci Br ad St. I • • I Banker John H. Reynolds, ism Bost< n, pu ting in : o le g< nd 1 icks for Rome, among the big cot-1 ton mill men. ’ I c Colonel Billy Wright, Earl of (l Flat.loods and ru al mem ! er of j Rome's City Council, spent ti e ; day in I he city. Mr. C< rnelius Terhune, left the j ] city today ou an extended busi- j uess tour in the in'erest of his ; Rome business. Attention is called to the adv< r ! tisement of the American Mutual j Benefit Society some typographi- • cal errors have been corrected. < Mr. Henry Stansbury, has ac- ( cepted a position on Thu Hustler ( I f Romb’s local staff. Courtesies i extended him will be appreciated bythe management, Farmer R. T. Ccnnallj’ ie pre pairin, to plant a big erop of goob era and cowpeas and hopes to reap a fine crop of wild turkeys and • j po-aume, iu due season. The Woodmen of the World will meet at the r Hall iu the Medical Bulding at 7,30 o’clock 'hisp.m. Visiting Brethren fra taruily iuvited, Mr. and Mrs. E. Haskins Wil liams wi'l arrive home today from their bridal tour. They w iH in a few days, be at home in ths Bow-1 ers residence in East Rome. Tax Assessor Bob Foster wa» in j the city today, Mr. Foster ord r d ! i hi» Hustler of R.mc changed; I from Rome to Flo, Ge , but to! _ 'll’lll IWVI.IV to * .w, VJ. , .ruv reach him, our devil thinks that it ought to be “Flow” instead of . “Flow.” LikeJ'Siph Joff-rsan, R ibert ' Downing, tbe fuvori'e American rag> dian.made hie first appearance 1 m ihu s age in black face. In M r . ' i) lin g’s c»«» this waa during his i j.. u a. d he appeared ,i Bii cMia'i'n’- m : -'.n*rel cnmpauy : i W 1 ug’o .II m q-i'e a I i c-. bi’ a,.d h ex ; rip me j jci ro s <1 h .1 ’sir-- »o go np m ).■ a gx |, i hi | i're niy t>«’it bo n s I bin It i in. 1 A PRETTY RECEPTiON Miss Lizzie Kamerer, tendered a j nu st delightful reception to a few 1 select friends at her fntber’s(Mr. e I’. J. Katnerer's) resilience vn Spring St. in South Rome last ■ evening. Which was highly enjoy ed by all present, ® Miss Lizzie was assis ed byhtr 1 sister Miss Nora, and all who were J 5 so fortunate as to receive invita - ’ions went away feeling th at they h had spout one of the most enjoya- I*' Ide evenings of the season. », j r"— DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The firm of Mclntyre <t Schlap 'j bach is this day desolved. C. R. Mclntyre retiring. F. H. Schhij bach will collect all claims and >• ; sett le all accounts against, said; firm F 11. Schlaphach will con tinue business at the old stand. , C. R. Mclntire. ( F.H.Schlapbach. Rune Ga., Jan. 14, A foung Lady Burned. ; Crarkstown, Ga.. January 15 J Miss Ellen Carter, a yoppg 1 .dy ‘ aged eighteen, was fatally burned . 5 near here to-day. She was standing c j'by an >pen grgte when her dress caught fire. Hep father, Mr. William H. Car- 1 ter, sprang from a sick bed to save < her. Her brother., C. C, Carter, al- < so tfied to extinguish the Hames. ! The young lady iill die Herfftth- f er and brother were terribly burn, * ed or thair arms. j KLUSTER OF BULLSEYE SHOTS T imd • s'anri that Mi»s Msnd i■i I-, ri■.> t.r 11.« | hsL i in c > i<ii;c eu the e >u t' c! lonarj slnmi oa ' the R<>mw Rond depot down ut,d*r ths f> ni< us Sycnmorss, hue iccsp'rd a position with A. M. Antognoli & Co. and for the fu ll's will superintend lh« retail d-partniout of this well known cm c-ru. Alien Morris knows h r oiisiness ami will add much cus <>m to an already popular candy »ud fruit house. • How dees this strike you? A . your g friend of mil s has a second h.-.nd bicycl ■, almost as good as new, which colt $135, but which cau bo bought for S4O. If you went it make inquiries al the Hustler f It' me i slice, * « 4 The many fri -nds of genial Dal ias I u.rner will regret to learn ‘hat he continues seriously ill at his home in in the Fifth Ward. Dallas is one of the best officers that Floyd county ever had, and that quiet laugh of his is entirely too conspicuous by its abscence from court house circles these days. R9BT. DOWNING The Great Tragedian at Nevin’s Thursday Evening. The Gladiator, the play in which Robert Downin', h- f teri • knu • i;an tiagedian will appear at Nev ins Opera House Thursday evening contains a strong sermon, and a dowerful historical interest. Im opening act is located in the cala o mbs un ler Rom *, and deals with the persecutions of the Christians At the same tim, there is nothing didactic about the play. It is full of action, and contains in the arena scene one of the most power ful and rkil fully led up to Mi maxes in the whole range of dr»m atic I'ter'urH The Grand Play—Downing’s “New Gladiator” ut Nevin Thurs day Jan. 17th. SWORDS AND SHIELDS. The swords used in the combat by Mr. Downing in the Arena scene of the Ghidaator weight five and ! one half pounds each, the shields sixteen pounds, and it may be in te eating to know that some of the greatest firms in the world who temper steel will not guarantee to make swords that will stand the work, and the most successful swords th it will stand longer than others, are made from old springs of wagons and carriages, the shield are made of three laversof iron with padding between. FRESH MEATS and ’COUNTRY PRODUCE For the finest cuts in fresh meats; for the best flavored sausage anil the best the market affords in the way of egg-., butter and other count ry produce call on M.A GILLIAM &. Co. Ch i 1 y Til i no \f i 3 >sworth Block Filth Avenue, —— -• -• *♦- —-I ■ Twlu w .. 'here. Economy and wisdom a-- twin brothers ; There are thousands and il>ou~:inds ot mer chants, mechanics, laboring men, farmers, i stock raisers, physicians, lawyers, and others located in cities, towns and points near the > post-office who want to keep posted about i ; all that Is going on the world over. They are interested in the political campaigns throusli- j i out the country, the markets, the conditions of labor, the industries, society, daily hap- I pollings, and all that goes to make the news ! of the day. For Instance, they were deeply interested in the recent coal and railroad j strikes, They can get this news only through . the columns of a great metropolitan news- ' paper, Which costs 80 cents a week. This they feel is beyond their rneaKSf they do not want I to make so much of an outlay. They must have the news in order to keep abreasl of the times. Here is where economy and wisdom combine. The Cincinnati Comtuer- i <ial Gazette is one of the greatest newspapers in the world. From its daily issues is taken the cream of the news for the Cincinnati Gazelle, which is now published twice a weik. I* Isa paper worth sl4 a year daily, hut is now sent twice a week at only one dol lar a year. Jt is the poor man's great news paper. it will teach you on the days of pub lication, ami serves the purpose of a daily. Send for a sample copy free or remit a dol- ; lar by draft, express or postal Order, to The Gazette Co., Cincinnati, 0,, and get. it a whole year. ]» is worth twice the price. Good Reading* Good reading te the natural craving of every intelligent family. Surely they find tills need fully and completely supplied tn the columns of that good old paper, The Cin cinnati Gazette, now issued every Tuesday and Friday morning, for only one dollar a yr?.r. A delightful feature is Its miscellaneous correspondence on the Home and Farm page, a page that belongs exclusively to the Gazette's rapidly increasing family of read ers who make ft intensely interesting by varied expressions sf thought and friendly dkcussiuns. Writethu Cincinnati Gazette Ca. f Cincinnati, 0., for a free sample copy, ana examine this as well as many other pleasing featutes. Subscribe for it, and make money by inducing others to subscribe. It is a great metropolitan dally newspaper; and farm, shop and home paper all boiled down io t wice a Foftk, and eo»t> jun, that, a Muuf tu. l»»Ufc - | LIGHTENING EXPRESS Packages meant for through Shipmentand immediate Delivery. I have bought the interest of C. A. Trevitt, in the late business <>f Trevitt & Johnsen. Retaining all the privileges and good will of same. With the assistance «f Mr. Paul D. Reece, as jirescriptionist I shall endeavor to maintain the high standard of excellenc of the lute firm, and respecfully solicit your patronage. Respectfully Gus Johnson. A few fine latno’, tea els, toile sets, fine plates, cups, saucers etc, etc, at thsnthey cau be bought at the factory. Lanham <fc Son At The Old Novelty Store. Keep warm by using the Parlor Dome Oil Heater. Only a few in stock at W. H. Steele’s. Don’t take internal remedies for Female Diseases. Common sense requires a direct application like “Orange Blossom.” Sold by D. W. Curry. Dch on humin, mange on horses, dogs and all stock, cured ii. 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sauiihfi L 'tinu This never fails. Sold by G. W, Curry, Druggist Rome, Ga, Pay y our water tax, will shut off waterjafter Jan. Ist. if tax i« not paid. James McGuire Supt. Repairing If you have a stove that needs repairing 8» nd me the | broken or worn out piece or leave me your address.W. M. Gilmer | riar of Dougiae & Cv. stab'e | LOCALS TO THE LADIES OF I ROME. Come and see the goods at the Novelty store and if you see any thing you want we will close them ' out at almost anything they will I bring. Wanted: A wife if young, pret ty, but poor, I draw the line at 20. If wealthy and homely will do all the way upto 40. Address H. W. S. care Central Hotel, Rome Ga. Don’t take internal remedies for Female Diseases Common sense requires a direct application like “Orange Blossom” Sold b D. W. Curry. COKE CHEAPER THAN COAL "We have a large supply of coke on hand which we will sell very ! cheap. It is better than coal for use !in stoves. Apply to Rome Gas Light Co., near Post Office. All the goods at the Novelty i Store to be closed out at less than I ever before. We bought them at jso cents in dollar will sell cheap Lanham & Sons. Tape worm expelled in sixty minutes to two hours without nausae, cure guarnted, positive ly no poison. Having made ar rangements witn n renowned spe cialist who for many years has mad* diseases and paracites es the intestinal tracts a epeeialty, lam i prepared under his special direc i tions to expell tape worms and other parasites alive, speedily and 1 surely, patronage solicited. This <s no patent medicine and will not ' disappoint. Mrs. Mary C. Lindsay East Rome 1-12 1 month THE AMERICAN MUTUAL. The American Mutual Benefit Siciety, of Richmond Va., repre-] vented by Mr. Brice II -ria, D.-s or gamzed a cabinet i.i ?om , Ga. J F. Wardlaw Pres. J P Hill S cty, and Dr. D. H. Rumsaur nudical Examiner. This Society, a« it 4 name pur ports , has for Its ul j J cts tn give fel material aid in i.s power io i‘s membeis «ud »b' *"» < p ulant oi them. To < Rtabli.b a Con.-’ u r the relief ofen k and di. tr member* and lor payment of D;*i>' fit after a car lain periol of m'-m.i" ship. To ertabliah a benefit flloerid fund from which families of defen dant members, wti > require pitch aid may receive at death a t-um n< t to exceed SIOO,OO Mr. Harris’ businnes i« toorgao jze cabinets in the ci*ießaiid towns of Georgia and Alabama. Al-i> to so'icil menders for the local abi nets he may ergaoiz o . Mr. Harris may be found,when in the city, at Moseley’s (Rug store between tho hours of 10 and 12 o’clock. Any message left with Capt, Mosaley Dr v FepuarwiH have atUiHicm. STILL IN THE LEAD While others follow in our wake- Do you want to buy a Cook Stove? If so you naturally want the “ BEST.” The Charter Oak Wire Gauze Oven Do has steadily proved its Superiority astheie a ing cook Stove on the market. We have a full line of both Ranges ai J' ‘ A Stoves, of all sizes, and can suityou in prij Buy the best and save your money and increai your happiness in life. We also carry a complete line of th a New E, terprise and B ack Oak Cook Stoves. Thes stoves have been sold in Rome for twanl years and have a most euv able reputation , a f rst class Cook. Stove. We carry a full line of Repairs for these stovi Heating Stoves away down, to c ose out, A few of these indispensable OIL STOV HEATERS, at reduced Prices. Now is yoi time to buy. +MW. H. STEELE,- 1 241 & 243 Broad Street. SELL RICHARDS. WINK LAK DEi Richards & s. ' Mh Lansdel Dealers In FURNITURE ■ • rwr will. ■viib > ii| AND QASKEC W. A. RHUDY’S, Old Slant 337 Broad Street, Rome Ga. COME TO SEE US. X f 4-Saronv’s Living Pictuies,-> A HIGH-CLASS MONTHLY MAGAZIN EOF Reproductive E .’TV IlDj'ltivr )x H 1 101 till in Ot 1 KI-IL lit ng V br-HII 'I (lb pTW-ei.ta the w.-ik ol some tail.mig I'Hintu-. <ris un <>i i m ,|! 1 tion bv ibe gre; i Sa' <ny ;hi h !1, 1 tn- fiu i-ph >ro from ivi' 11 ter photoj> th pba by Ssmuy. r»q»rodin r<: w r h womb rlu>'' •* all ctivei ess. For a?le by ml news-’colurr at 25 CENTS A COPY. $3-00 A YEAf A cony of Bonguereau’s masterpiece, “Cupidon tli” W <‘r' ■ 1 ihe prest nt be sent as a premium to • very year! v s-il-n ri l l l • SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS WAMIEI’: A. E.CHAW&GJ, Olli If Y - THE LITTLE RUBY BARBER TONSORIAL PARLOR all you want work In rnv line call at my P ia ' Frank Taylor, The
