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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1895)
ill HJ’IILI. (F HIVE Second Class Mail Matter. Pill G. YKI). E, '. i '" r - ““ ■ Linage n \i| Y \M) St.M’AY- 10 or ss.< G per nuni't ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN f'tfccltv <>f Pcme.ard Floyd, the "Banner county" of Georgia. If “silence is golden’* Tom Wat son must have deserted to Wall-1 Street. The universal roast, if not the most popular, is served by the weather. Comewhat may The Hustler of Rome proposes to visit Maccn’s Peach Carnival. The log cabin brand of states men, no matter what the vintage, continues to hold the fort. Every Southern member of the United States supreme court voted for the income tax law. In this peculiar year we * re learning to fear The mixing of tempera tn re horrid, When it is cold, it is very, very cold, And when it is warm, it i< torrid. —Pittsburg 1-lsjmti h. Corbett is reported to have gone into training, but under what pro fess jt of elocution is not stated. Let the kat bird and the thrush sing in pairs, I,et the jay and joree jine the band, And the mocking bird sing all the airs —Still the hen’s if the lav of the land. Atlanta’s aiderman vary the mon otory of routine work by “scrap ping.” The last fight was betwei n Colvin and Howell; nobody killed —Ringgold New South. There’s a bicycle girl in Weehawken That has set all the neighbors to tawken . The feminine biped Wears bloomers bright striped, And red is i lie shade of her stawken. Town Topics, Lord Rosebery, who is a collec tor of odd kinds of relics, recent ly invested in some slave chains and a man-trap of old slavery days. •‘My face i my fortune, sir,” she sa|d< And she brightly smiled as she spoke. But the smile was too wide, and the face hadnt dried— A'd so she prompt'y went broke. Indianapolis Journal. No matter what the degree old Sol bestows upon mortals graduat ing in h«at, the girl in the shirt waist looks koclest and most kom forting, Ice cream soda may be unhealthy but a young man will find his girl making wrong conclu ions if he undertakes the lesson —these kind of days. The Hustler of RoSte has just issued a 28-page • dition which was a bright sheet. The type was all set by young lady compositors.— Elijay Courier. Athens is. to have another cotton mill, a 10,000 spindle mill, with a capital slock of $150,000. of which $30,000 is already subscribed, and the balance is said to be assured. —Columbus Ledger. Frown —“But why do you stop so often? Can’t you k,eep up with me?” Typewriter (who is rather shaky in her orthography)—“Oh, yes: but your language is so eloquent that I frequently find myself spell bound.’ ’ —Boston Transcript. DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED by local applications, as they can not reach the diseased portion ol the ear. There is only pne way to cure Deafness, and that is by con st Rational remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eus tachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sounder imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely 7 closed Deafness is the result, and unless the infla mation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condi tion, hearing will be destroyed for ever; nine cases out, of ten up caused by 7 catarrh, which is noth ing but an inflam'd condition o! the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dol lars fqr any egsc us Deafness (caus ed by catarrh) that i.annot be cured !>y Hall’y Catarrh Cure S'ml for ircuiai;. f,e. F < l-i. > 0 , (! 1 1 ■’ »•* : ' ■ *• ■ i [ DUKE i | DUKE DUP V HAMU JgSKH r J Id)!GARETTESM L ] * - ”•*— • W.Duke Sons BiJy CQM«U/ sis gugf O» «RM*AM.'n.G C "u.» a. WL MADE FROM high Grade Tobacco ▲ND ABSOLUTELY PURE “Are you goingto be at the end of the route to see me come in?” asked Alphonso of his best girl as they were discussing the road race. ‘ Well,” said his best girl, with great caution, “I’m going to be at the end of the route.” While guying an old darkey 7 about his Calvinistic beliefs one day, Zeb Vance said: “Uncle Sam, do you think I will be one of the elect?” “Well, Marse Zeb,” said the old man, “I’se libed in dis wo’ld nigh in to seventy yea's and I ain’t yet seed any b> dy elect ed dat didn’t run for what he want ed.” The time for entries from the counties which expect to make displays at the International Ex position in Atlanta next full, ex pired sever! days ago. The follow 7 - ing counties will make exh bits: Floyd, Bartow, Clark, Glynn, Worth, Haralson, Randolph, Dodge Sumpter and Merriwether. This has nothing to do with inividual exhibits. The Blackshear Hustler is a new weekly just thrown to the breeze. This is over a half dozen “Hus tlers” for Georgia, but none of them get there like Rome’s.—De- Kalb New Era. Thanks, Brother Ragsdale—at the same time permit us to add that “the difference lies in the towns. —Rome is the best of her size in all the earth. a— PHUNNY GRAFT “I’m used to all sorts of work,” remarked the applicant forajob. “ Well, take your pick,” said the bass of the gangs “or perhaps you would perfer a shovel.”—Phi ad«.'- ph 1 a Record . Prospective Tenant—l like tin top floor l est. Whv doesn’t the fir e cape go lower than the third floor? Agent—lt isn’t needed. The first three floors are empty.—Harper’s Bazar. Hastings (reading paj er ►— An impoverished nobleman has be n capiuied and placed in custody in N w York. Hubba—WeH, by George, I never thought those heir esses would go so far a* tha* I Chicago Record. While the lev woman may be set in her opinion, will she show at dress functions as much back bone as her fashionable predeces sor?— I’hi'ade’phia Times. Mr. Billu —Maria, how does it h inpui that Fanny isn’t going to church with you this morning? Mr- 1 . Bi 1 'us—You know as will as [ d-•, .John, t ,7 a f when Bessie and K i e ai d I go to church somebody has got to stay at h mr*. There isn’t room for four pairs of sleeves i i our pew.—ChicagoTribune. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS It is said that the Marquis of Queensberry, gives away more in proportion to his means than any other man in the British peerage. Plancon p oposes to be ome an American citizen. He likes the United States ami expects to in vest most of his savings in land here. 1 lie Duke of Coburg has invited the Hungarian prima dona, Ilka Palmay (the Counteas Kinsky), to visit London in June and sing be fore the queen. Jhe Prince Regent of Bavaria and \\ ittlebach family have decid- ] ed to erec 7 a chapel on the borders | of Starnberg Lake in memory of King Lppis 11. Phil. Shi.rjdan, (fit. 14 year-old son of the is a ■■ -' I':' gjjgn fUljlj rpioiy i.h'iiil Hip ' fyihiniiiillit The hustler of rome Friday junb 7 isos. avenues of Washington. 1 Dr Martin V. Stephens, a man said to be at l—n.-i 70 years old. is ala* student in the Kansas State University, w here he expects to be graduated this month. Maurice Currant is authority f< r the statement that the invention of printing is due to Htai Tjong, King of Corea, who had movable types cast as early as 1403. It is said that the strict Presby terians in Scotland are making strenuous efforts to have Professor Henry Drummond called to ac count on the charge of heresy. The grounds for the charge are contain ed in his memorable lectures on evolution, delivered in the Lowell Institute in Boston two years ago. On her way back from Cape Mar tin to Farnborough the ex-Empress Eugenie stayed for a time in Paris and drove through the Tuileries Gardens. No one recognized the pale-faced lady dressed in mourn ing as she drove by the site of what was once the Joyal abode where she entertained nearly every sover eign in Europe. Prof. Crouch, ol “Kathleen Ma vourneen” fame, remembers Queen Victoria as a girl of seven or eight years. He was at tha’ time in the British royal household as a ’sei list in the band. This band was abolished by the Reform bill pass ed in the early thirties. Prof. Crouch played the ’cello at the Queen’e coronation. He came to theJJnited States in 1849. Pasteur’s refusal of a German decoration is natural and patriot ic. But some men are so great that they belong to the world. Mere patriotism makes them look small er. Pasteur is one of them. He could have well afforded to wear a German decoration.. Pasteur is old enough to know that “its all the same in Dutch.” Another one of the signs of bet ter times —orders have been placed by the railroads and car and lo comotive builders, within the last few days, for nearly one hundred new engines and about 10,000 new freight cars.—Macon News. St. Louisans w 7 ho are to summer 1 in Europe w ill miss all those wa termelons. Just think of it! Two hundred car loads a day for sever al weeks in this market alone, and not a single melon in all Europe. —St. Louis Republic. What a w’orld of truth there is in the following from the Augusta Herald. This is the time of the year w hen the thin girl goes to the mountains and her plump sisters to the sea shore. Atlanta is going to make a bid for the next National Democratic Convention. And its two to one ‘ Atlanta gets it. It’s her way of do ing things.—Albany Herald. > • 1 tel 1 AX W 7 . J. S«k«r ■•r* Fcmbrohe, Mxn. After the Grip ■•NW tram Mood*» ■■rsaparllla W-nd-rfvl and •C- - Seed • Co., Loirsn, S-.:i , " l tronbte and Mvara pains la 1 ** ***** wWeh about by a cold aao*aii»ii< white 1* «amp at IJnnteld la lt«x Wonbted more or teat alnoo that "•A Wjabla to do any baavy X.”*' ■”— * ■ l .***. >n r I reootrod only raoaloinoa Laat spring 1 had aa ittaok <rf Om pip, wblok Mt m wills A Bad Cou«h, Vory Weak tn teot lay syston waa completely ••■a 1 teted a betete of Rood's Sarsape m 1 hare naX been •• fTM aix aiml troublei i!dc« tbc Hood's*# 6 * Cures 1 consider Rood's BarsaparUla a Uod-senl k»aeda<te«teaulortng." J. Baxan, Paabroke, Maae. ■••d’a Fills cure Constipation by roatnn, pertetalUo acth n of the alimentary eanal YOWE NO IDEA ~ I How nicely Hood’s Sarsaparilla I hits the needs of the people who feel all tired out or run down from any cause. It seems to oil up the whole iqechanism of the body so that all proves smoqthly ap4 work becdnre§ dpjight, If ymi are weak, k’ipH fHh| HflvouSi Hnii<r« Rarsupii i‘2 P;? f whfl.l yijii ||<‘H| ’| | y jt M. A. NEVIN & SON MANAGERS FRIDAY WENING JUNE 7TH.; ;> THE COMIC OPERA?: KiKADO 50-PEOPL E-EO Sp cial Scenery and (iorge ous C >stnines. Benefit of the Rome LIGHT GUARDS Ticketsnow on sale at RALPH DILLE & CO. Reserved Seats 75c. Do You ’ Suffer From indigestion, eonr gtomsoli, head ache, flatulency, distrosa aflF.r eniiug? Or i* it a case of lost appetite, want of atergy, weakness, debility 7 Are you nervous, restless, sleepless, worn out in body and in mind 7 Have you pains In the back, hips, side, head, arms, shoulders, chest? Are you filled with malaria—sallow complexion, coated tongue, night sweats, dry cough, chills and fever 7 If any of these troubles are yours, the thing you need is DR. 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