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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1895)
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In c ■ff-’? that all - ffin so m ■•_• i ui: cp| j. ;ui ‘.'viDi.l %S* < to every & t«> .’ (ifcity.or in u.i • jl world,lwiilsend It safely pnekedin pl . i " f oil charges prepaid, for 25 ecu’*. ilv-, ui t . , In every cane •»£ frecklea, ptmph <.ni< th, lowT)e*a,blackhe3dß,aene,ectcrTa,c‘’nnes.“.rtTT ncna, or any diftcolurathin or dierase *if t s • end wrinkles (not caused by fa i u exj < Facb BleachrrmovoH abso’.ih ly. it d<- Cover Up, as cosine tics do, batts a cure. Add’ MADAME A. KVPPF.RT.O J n.d East 14th St. fc NE V JWINTERisUNKIND? 4 TO B FAlf< FACES. ■ Most women have a natural fa 7 dread of winter—the cold winds / ■ and dampness roughens and ■ Z chaps their skin. Many have 7 ■ gained knowledge by experience R Z and now apply a little SPOZZONI’S? J I -QI I ■!—■■ .JMM POWDER ■ before going out. It protects, S L softens and beautifies the com L y Flexion, and then—it is invisible *5 ■ if it is rightly used. ■ J HAVE YOU EVER TRIED IT? | 2 ALL DRUGGISTS and 9 FANCY GOODS STORES SELL IT. M fc 6 fchjfrjborsir. y*. - • XT. r?KK taTijL 1 -fife ■K&v-T’rr'. X-i? CUIls; •- New and Complete Treatment, . B ; ’PPOBITORIKS, Capsules of Ointment red Bi’xes of Ointment. A never-failing Cure fm t ts every nature and degree. It mak> ■* an op< with ihr knife or injections of < .rb<»li< ii I, t are painful and seldom a pern meut are, and <»: resulting in death, v.’:ne< •-<ary. Why end • this terrible cHseeae? We -• ranti • boxes to cure .... benefit# receiver!. * i a box, 6 for |5. Sen* by n. Guarantees Issued by our agents. CONSTIPATION the great 1 TVER and >rOMACH REGULATOR BL()Ol> Pi KIFII R. Smail, mi: 1 and pleaso take, especial-: • ..if ,d for children'* use 26 cents. *WAR- *” nl v by J. T. C-o t< < I g Co. MAGNETIC NERVINt. so vv ’*’ rt wr ’ fiuar- ' ' i.i < IzS' r« tl-on, it s, Jf V s ' nesp/i. • i > V Neurah’-a mi '‘CiJagTlk * -sLJ fuhier-vau.! •"..■ ' Ace.-r? > ce.-r iv.-n-eofi .pi . E>L «-v*RE ~ /Xf » E:JX’ bion, Softening. •be Brain, ca a<ny Misery , Lida ■».’ n’ D : Barren* Tn j ot 1 a y Lo*t Power i • thtr • r l remai » • y over-indulgt ice, o . > i t\on of the En in ai Errors of Yot.th. ’ i i Weal orgn:.- I! Natural \ Igor . . Lncorrboia rn I Fema’*' Wo ikn< •>. (. month’.- tr Tnent, in pi. m park ■ I ;- ."'d!, t > u.y a - l»ox, r > boxes <5. . * vary V< order v.u Wr.U ' i Guarantee . • Circulars L ee. Gun ttec issued only by mr • rlwdie -it. Vor sa'h by J, T. Crouch, &Co. Rome Ga What Nerve Berrie have done for others “X* they will d< V* Y for you ' IST DAY. VIGOR \ OF 16TH DAY. /z MEN EatHy, Quickly \ and Permanently Restored. ■ ° 1 a day. A positive cure for all Weaknesses, Nervousness Debility, and all their train of . vils resulting from early errors and later excess, s ; the r.- dt •(overwork. Mlrkiiena. worry, etc. al gives tone .nd btrrngth to the or ms. Slop* iiiinaturfd lomrs <». ui : lixhion* cause! by youthful errors ev Isive use of *oba«*<*<». opium a;;.i liquor, t ch lead tn conainipti<»u and insanity. ieir use shows immediate improvement. Am ' t • imitation. Insist upon having the genuine ierve Berries, "entto* icket. Price, fl.no per box. six boxes, one ful t |i>.ou. Guaranteed toriireur. 5 r.-,* * if not kept by your drugui »t we \\ ill s*- id t < n by Tnu l, upon receipt of price, in plain wran- AMLUICAN Vt.IHC t L « 4»., < m.-ii, ~x i t <> A severe rheumatic pain in the left shoulder had troubled Mr. J. H. Loper, a well known druggist of Des Moines, lowa, lor over six months. At times the pain was so severe that he could not lift any thing. With all he could do he could not get rid of it until he ap plied Chamberlain’:- Pain Bahn “I only made three applicati'ins of it,” he says, “and have sine been free from all pain.” He now rec- > omends it to persons similarly af flicted. It is for sale by—Lowery Bros., Druggist. THE LITTLE QU EEN i I For first class work in my line ' call on me at th« “Little Queen’ toiworal parlors on Broad St. Frank Taylor. Barber. 1-30-ts, < WSBAL’S Home, Floytl County Georgia: Will lx sold before the Court House door in th ■ city of Rome, Floyd County Georgia, between the legal hours of sale on the Ist, Tuesday in April JS9S, the following prop erty tewit: Also at the same time and place one lot with iinprvniguis i i ih»- 1-4 Ward of the City of Rome. Fleeting on Broad St. 50 feet more or I as and 100 feet deen more or 'ess. Bounded on the West by the property of Mrs. H. N i’ t«n and 011 h. East by the property of T. S. Wood, Levied 011 as the property >1 J Cuudell by virtue of a tax fi- U in favor >f th Mayor and Coun i o R'tvevs.l. ' lundel! for taxes u a-iid ity the o r 1894. A Iso at the same I nr; l - and ph c> on lot with iuiprovem a's m th 2nd Ward ot the City of Rom> Fruiting on West Ist St. 60 feel wore or less and 100 feet deep more >r less. B' uided on the East by the property of Charles I). Wood and on the West by the properly of Mrs. Presley. Levied ou as tht proper vof Di. L. P. Hammond by virtue of a tax fi*’a iv. favoi of Ihe Mayor and Council of Rome vs Or. L. P. Htimmoiid l v r faxes due said City for tbeyeai ’894. Also a' the same tim and place lot with improvements in the 3rd Ward of the City of Rome, fronting 60 f* el mote or less on 2nd ave. and 100 feet deep more or less Bounded on the Sou'h by the property ui Capt, J. A. Bale and ou the North by the property ot the Rome Rail Road Co. Levied on as the property of Dennis Hunt, by v*rfue of a tax fifa in favor of the b y r and Council of Rome vs. Dennie Hunt, for taxes due said Ctiv for Also at the same time and place one lot with improve nents in the 'si, Ward of the city of Rome, fronting on 6th Avenue 60 feet more or less, ami 100 feet deep more or less, bounded on the North by L ist Second St. on the South by ihe property of Mrs. Mary Shropshire. Levied on as the prop erty of.Mrs. Mary Robinson, by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome, vs. Mrs. Mary Robinson for taxes due said city for the year 1894. Also at the same time and place one Lot and improvements in the sth Ward of the city of Rome. Fronting 100 feet more or less on College St. pid 100 t•• deep, boumied on the I' nth 8.. U Westby the property €)•*■ es Harper and on the Nortl yan alley, being the property where Mark Tay'or dnow rnsies. Levied on as the prop erty of Mrs. Jessie Noble by virtue of a tax li fa in favor of the Mayor ami Council of Rome vs. Mrs. Jessie Noble for taxes due said city for the year 1894. Also at the same time and p'ace ene let, wiib improverm nts in the Ist ward of the City of Rome fronting on East 2nd St 60 fee aud lot 80 feet deep, bounde on the w est by the property of John R. Freeman, and on the East by the property of the Wadsworth Estate and ou the North by the property of Mrs Amanda Jack. Leveled ou as thaproperty of J. C Wood by vertue of a tax fi fa in favor of Mayor & Council of Rome Vs J. C. Wood for taxes due said city for the year 1894 Also at the samatime and place one lot with improvements in the 4th Ward of the City of Rome, frounting on Avenue “B” lOOteet more or less and 150 feet deep, name or less, bounded on the South Uy the Fisher property and on th North by the’property of J W Stniib levied on as the propertv of D. F. Selmon bv virtje of atix fi fa in . favor of the Mayor & m oil cf I Rome vb MrsD. F Beka tor tax - ue said city for the ye ir 18'1. Also at the same time aud p'ace ■ one l®t with imurov-mute in the 4n Ward ot tbt Uity of Rome fthting on West Ist St ICO feet more or lees, bounded on an alley between sard property and the property of J. A . Glover, on the Eaatby the property occupied by Jep and George Camp, levied on as the property ot McCrary and Huff ' her by vertue of a dax fi fa in faer of the May or ( <ii <i) of ' me v°, McCrary an Huffackerfor : ‘axs due said city for be year of 1894 Also at the same time and place one lot with improvements in the 4'h \\ :rd of the Cityef Rome, fronting 30 feet more or lesson Avenue A and 200feet deep more or less, bounded on the North by the property of D. R. Mitchell and on the South by the property of James A Beard, levied on as the property of C. F. McCrary by ver tue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor Ar Council ofßome vs, C F McCrary for tax due said city for the year 1894. Also at the same time and olace, one lot with improvements in the Ist Mard of the city of Rome fronting 60 feet more or less on Smith St. ’id lOOfeet deep, bound 'd on the S th by the property of Josh. Davis, anti on the North by North Boundary Line, on the 'Vest by the property of John Wright’s estate. Levied on as the property of Steve Carroll, by virtue of a tax fi fa m favor of the Mayor and Council of the city of Rome ys, ’'eve Carroll fur taxes due said "ity for the year 1894. THE HUSTLER CF ECIVE FRIDAY MARCH 29 1895 Also at the same time and place, one lot with improvements in the Ist Ward of the City of Rome fronting 80 feet on Broad St. and 132 feet deep, bounded on the West by the property of F. A. Chaney, and on the East by the property of M rs. Haskins. Levied on as the property of J. E. Veal, by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Coun cil of Rome vs J. E. Veal for taxes due said City foi th' 1 year 1894. Also at the same time and place one lot with improvements, in the Ist Ward of the city of Rome, front ing 100 feet more or less on Bth Ave. and 200 feet deep more or less ounded on ths South by the property of Sam King and on the North by the property defendant. L vied on as the property of Turu ley& Edmonson, by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome vs, Turnley and Edmonson, for taxes due said city for the year 1894. Also at the same time and place oue vacant lot in the 3rd. Ward of the city of Rome, fronting 80 feet more or less on 3rd Ave. and 100 feet deep more or less, bounded on the South b/ the property of Mrs. Pressley and on the North by the property of Park Bowie, Levied on as the property of M. E. Pentecost by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of Mayor and Council of the city of Rome, vs. M E Pentecost for taxes due said city for the,year 1894. Also at the same time and place one lot with improvements in 2nd Ward of the city of Rome, front ing 60 feet more or less on 3rd Ave. and 100 feet deep more or less bounded on the North by Shorter College property and on the East by the property of Mrs. M. L. Ber rian and on the South by the prop erty of Prof. Fortin. Levied on as the property of J. E. Ware, by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of the city o Rome vs. J E Ware, for taxes due said city for the year 1894. Also at the same time and place one lot with improvements in the 2nd Ward of the city of Rome, fronting on 4th Ave. 100 feet more or less and 100 feet deep more or less,boundedonthe South by East 3rd St. and on the East by prop erty of M. Rosenburg and on tho North by the property of Mrs. Sargent, Levied on as the proper ty of George Murphy agt. By vir tue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of the city of Rome vs.Geo.Murphy agt.for tax es due said city for the year 1894. Also at the same time and place one vacant lot in the 2nd, Ward of the citv of Rome fronting 50 feet on 3rd, Ave. and 136 feet deep bounded on the North by proper ty of defendant and on the South by the property of Mrs. J. C. Wood and on the East by by the proper ty of Mrs. Marks. Levied on as the property of?. M. Shibly Estate by virtue of a tex fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome vs. P M. Shibly Estate for taxes due said city for the year 1894. Also at the same time and place one lot with improvements in the 3rd, Ward of the city of Rome fronting on 2nd, avenue 100 feet more or less and 100 feet deep more or less bounded on the South by East Ist street and on the North by the property of A. Dougherty and on the West by the property of Mrs. J. E. Berry’s estate, said property known as the Armstrong Hotel. Levied on as the property of Rome Hotel Co. by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome vs. The Rome Hotel Co. for taxes due said city for the year 1894. J. B. Shropshire, City Marshall. Speculation HAMMOND AND CO. STOCK & BOND BROKER 130 & 132 Pearl Street, New York City, Socks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold, or carried on Margin. P. S.—Send for explanatory I circular on speculation, also week ly market letter. <Free ) R. JAQUES 130 West Sixth Street CINCINNATI, OHIO Has practiced medicine in Cincinnati years ner than any physician, giving special at tention to Blood, Nervous and Urinary diseases Nervous Debility, Impotency, etc., resulting from youthful indiscretion, excesses in matured years and other causes, inducing some of the oilowing svmptoms, as dizziness, confusion of 1 deas, defective memery, aversion to society Gonorrhea, Syphilis, the later causing ulcers eruptions enlarged joints, rheumatism, swell ing In groins, mucous patches in month, sere threat, falling hair, Consultations free and in vited. Hours.9a, m. to Bp, in.: Sunday 10 to 12 m, | ILLUSTRATEKTREAr.BE and FKEs ua > i > > >• lication Stat* you . Mr. J. L. Steel, a youug business man of Anipston, Ala., is in the city trying to secure a suitable store room ip which to open up a grocery business. There are decid edly few cteshable business houses on Broad Street now vacant. Hats2so, to $3.00 all styles quali iy guaranteed. W. JI. Coker &Co , ELECTRIC CAR Cl i. :1s Ga•> j j-T to jj i Pj ”> aps there is a Passenger you Know. Send to Lloyd’s Fair for new goods at bottom prices. Read their list elsewhere. Mr. 11. S. Parsons, of Montgomery, is among the guests of the Central today. Mine host, Gomez, of tl.e Cen tral had a beautiful 110,000 resi dence consumed by the St. Augustin blaze, an account of which appears in another column. Mens Tan shoes, popular prices at W. 11. Coker & Co’s. Mr Ed Kiker, son o Mr. J. 1». Kiker of Calhoun, is v dr . ously ill at the Central. Drs. Cox and Hammond are treating him and report him convalescent this evening. Will Knox, col, was up before Mayor Protein Will Neel, this morning for undertaking to “clean out a shack” full of women. Judge Neel fined the black rascal $lO or 20 days. Summer cars on the street ca lines gives the city a metropolit m appearance. Ladies Slippers at Cost at Cokers large stock all styles. Handsome Ed. Haynes cams down from Sugar Valley today and spent a few hours in, the city. Ed. Haynes is one of Nature’s young noblemen, may his shadow never grow less. Mr. George W. Howell, after a few days spent at the old home" stead at Howell’s Cross Roads, has returned to the city and is at home with his sist~r, Mrs. T. F. Howell, in the suburbs. All styles of mens shoes. Every pair guaranteed as represented, SI.OO to $-5.00, at W. II • Coker & Co’s. Farmer Lon Harris, of up'.iie! Oostanaula was in town today. Mr. Harris says he will sow one hun dred acres of oats yet, this spring Lon Harris is a good man for farmers to follow after. The Committees from the vari ous Fire companies will meet at the City Hall tonight at 8 o’clock and decide on a program for Fire mans Day. Now boys, remember that all eyes are on Rome and Romes fire department is the “safest half” of the city. Do the day up brown and call on the peo ple to help “pay the Freight.” Hille May Bentley Born a Genius Disease Threatens to Cut Short a Noble Career But Hood’s Sarsaparilla Restoros Good Health. I.lllt* May Bentley Is an accomplished elocu tionist and natural born speaker of only 13 years of age. She le the only child temperance leoV Qrer before the public. Her genius, however, did not exempt her from an attack of a disease sf the blood. Her owu words best tell the story: 11 C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass.: ’’ I heartily jojn with the many thousands that are racommending Hood's Sarsaparilla. I had been troubled from Infancy with gatherings tn the head. 1 was compelled to leave school upon the doctor's advice. He thought it was the only thing to save my life, but I Continued to Grow Worse. I was persuaded Anally by a friend to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. The use of one bottle acted el- Hood’s s^’ Cures {actively upon the blood and I began to Improve. After the use of three bottles the gathering sensed and lam cured of my former trouble. I owe my life and will always remain a true friend to Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” Lillik May Bent tar, Shelbyville, Indiana. Get HOOD'S. Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and efficiently, on the Uver and bowels. 250. THE VERY PRETTIEST AND THE VERY LATEST. WILL BE SERVED FIRST BY MRS. J. F. WARDLAW. As usual. The ladies are requested to renumber that Mrs, Ward law’s Opening will display styles of the Season in millinery, Openiflg will beanounced in a day or too, , KRftNKY KORNER. MOTHER When sunset lichts the dark old earth; When wtara peep through the sky; 1 love to wander in the heath Where low winds tuouraing sigh with head low bowed, an I boson wild with passion's holy pain, I think ot a mother’s lonely child, Who seeks that breast tn vain. I ait that child ; that mother dear. Smiles on me from the (kite, And though her voice I cmnot hear I know I'm loved in paradise. when shadows darkly roll along, Earths cold and desert plain, I pray and sing her favorite song, And hope revives again. This earth would lose its weak, few charms; Despai would sink my soul, If I knew those waiting loving arms Reached not above the darkest roll, To we come me when life Is o’er, To worlds oi peace above, wl i.se peace anal 1 last forever more, ‘ nd the sweet joy of that mothers love. o o o “Boys hoe out this potato patch, chop up a good lot of atovwwood >. get up some kiudiing aud you .al :y knock off for the day.” How often these welcome words were spoken to ub in the eweet veara of the long ago, by our good parental ancestor, on Saturday mornings. The bright, warm sunshine of early morning was bursting in end less fl >ods over the gre«u woodi and fields alive with the glad mu sic of song birds and the wild hal lo of the plow-boy. The daisies and violets in the sedgy fence-rows filled the soft air with perfume. Oh how desperately we worked, but we never failed to finish our task; that is we al ways went'over the ground. The half holiday was always glorious, and was spent, usually on the river fishing. Ab, those grand old cliffs, those shady nooks that are so fondly as eoc.uted with the memories of those immortal red-letter days. What would I give to feast my weary eyes on those dear scenes gain? How much to be the fret and careless farm boy once more. It is strange we never appreciate such glorious things as these till after they are gone-forever gone and memory repaints them with her magic colors. o o o The man who rest the sweetest at night is he who goes to bed with a clear conscience and a body sore ly fatigued from a day of hard hon est toil. o o o The farmers have been delayed in their work by the recent bad weather but they are getting down to business now in a hurry. The seed stands present bustling pictures of agricultural enterprise. It seems that the whole world of mankind is going into truck farm ing. Kill-A-Crank. MAY DIE. Bese r J he can be Tried for Miss Yorke’s Murder. Philadelphia, March 29.—There i» »■ ‘’rowing belief that James B. (Mntry, the murderer of Actress Madge Yorke, will never be physi cally able to stand trial for his ter rible crime. Since his admission to Moyameusing Prison, Gentry has really made no advance whatever toward health and strength. “Gentry is a very sick man yet,” said the Superintendent of Moya mousing today. Prison walls have undoubtedly had a depressing ef fect on the youthful murderer, and that fact is cited as a cause for bis continued weak physical condition Several letters of an encouraging nature have been received by Gen try recently, quite a number of them containing money. It is ba lieved that the man will die in a short time. i*a hl«Se«ter's BagUsk IHamead IlranS. PENNYROYAL PILLS R . Orl<iual sad Oaly Qeanlne. A a*FC, fclwavß reliable, ladics Mk > Druggiit for CbicjUatdr* >«q6s* Dia dyVA Hrand iu Had and Go/J m«Ulllo\\C7 ■ -x •«*« <l»h bl«« ribbon. Take M «££■<* ather. da*gw*a lubttito- ▼ '/ twn» and tnWabvm Al Dragfiiu, or send 40. .y tn fin partloaiart, IMUaoaiahi and “Kallef far Eadiea,* Utter, by ratara .3 fr M*lL 10.0ou r " r Chick eater Chamleal few*’ kola pj au i-aaal U run lot*. PhlladLa., Pm. TIBZJS SJEEEIB’p] Southern Hotel Annex. CHATTANOOGA W A CAMP, Manager I To The Traveling Public I On Dec. 10. 1894, we were burned out at the Southern Hotel I was the leading Hotel in Chattanooga, and a splendid house' w rooms. In order that we could keep our efficient force of enml 'fl gether until the Southern is rebuilt we have leased and nut '? es fl ough condition the SHIPP HOTEL, of this city, and promise o° '“fl mer patrons and the public that they will receive the s inie h' U t 'fl at the SHIPP thst they had at the SOUTHERN. While the SHlPpfl small hotel, it is modern built, newly aud nicely furnished has 'fl heat in every room, Otis water elevator, and the best table in ci" fl nooga—equal to that served by us at the Southern. THE SHIP] "fl lyone block from Union Depot, corner Ninth and Market street ** fl business streets in the city, on the streetcar line from Central ]ufl Wa have three very large Sample Rooms, one large enough for *fl clething or shce men. Our rates are only $2 ami $2 50 Special rates will be made for clubs during theEpworth c E vention. Come and try us. SOUTHERN HOTEL CO I W. A. Camp, Man agw l LJving Pictures, J A HIGH- CLASSMONTHLY MAGAZINE OF Every number is a portfolio of fascinatingly beautiful pictu-w ■ presents th» work of some famous painter, or is an original coj r '■ tion by the great Sarony ; in all. the figures are from living good photographs by Sarony, reproduced with wonderfully fidelity and■ acuratenese. For sale by all newsdcolers at I 25 CENTS A COPY. $3,00 A YEARI a copy of Bougtiereau’s mxsterpiem, “Cupidon th- W rich,” will f Jt l the present be sent as a premium to every yearly subscriber. I SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS WANTED: ] E. GHASMAB & 01, Pllbiisllßrs, 34 DiiiOll Sum ’ll I ——— T| COAL ! CO Al. J ALL G BADES, I ROME COAL CO. Varel A Lowest prices in Roal I dI U DCCOIIU /Ave Henry Smith Managen j J. H. King Weigher. I GEO TRAMMELL BERRY Bl .icl X 1 >Broach & Trammell* Contracors & Builders, Stone Brick and weod work. Elevating houses er floors a specialty. Will move Houses on short notice. ADDRESS BROACH & TRAMMELL R3VI r GEORGIA LI ■ SELL RICHARDS. WINK LANSDELL Richards & Lansdell Dealers In pURNITURE /T OFFINS Vz' " ■ > ANB QASKE.I- W. A. RHUDY’S, Old Stand. 337 Broad Street, Rome 3a. COME TO SEE US. joe b. patton, President. chas. e. patton, Sec. <fc 3 Established 1881.—-Incorporated 1892 PATTON SASH DOUR and BDIUNDINO, GJ® 1— —Manufacturers and Dearlers in Sash, Doors and Blinds. Flooring, Ceiling, Rough aid Dressed Lumber. GENERAL CONTRACTORS. Contracts for Building anywhere in TELEPHONE 41. onw.JP Court Hotis® JaJ
