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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1895)
THE HUSTLER Or ROME •oeon l -CUM mfl m*Uot. I’HIL IIBYIUI ""w" IHIL¥ AMD SUM)AV IDocnfs a week, or p c r iu il ONLY OFFICIAL iiIH-ix <>l theC'ilf of lionx > n»il » 1 >,,| The * (Joan tv u. (. c <> gi.i Licbppop'p, whi u.L> rii Uni' money, are i r a ■ u « either tyuil tliri(to or •k i (Lite. —1 'W I’r.eumat ic slrnes are the latest, the very latest ‘‘wrinkle”—now watch the dudes and would be spur s raise wind in their soles uud ride on the temptest of time. During his life time btate Com . c..or V rmahoff, of Russia is said to have given lo.OOOJ/JO to charH * His funeral at Moscow was attend ed by more than 50,009 people. The man who goes on a strik< always gratifies that “old tirer feeling” streak in his make up— he also gets his hands down iut< his own pockets in a most “rest ful ” manner. The “sky-scraper” of the Massa chusetts Cotton Mills, at Lindab has begun to grow up from a rod bottom foundation. There’s a S7OO 000 plant snuggled up around the roots of that stack. In New York city, on Sundays, they’ sell hot roast beef sandwiches for 15 cents each. They consist of one ounce of beef, two ounces of bread and four ounces of whiskey —Brunswick Times. Here’s ai etberial lumpof sweet ness, bmg drawn out, Miss Ell" Ewing, of Price, Mo. , is said to he ’ 8 feet and 2 inches tall and weigl s 290 lbs. Shades of Hawthorn! Bu : fancy the little duck cladnu b'oom. •re. Rome, according to the Manu facturers' Record, has the largest charcoal furnace in the South, and makes the finest quality of ear wheel iron The Record knows what it is talking about. —Brunswick Call. . Perrv 11. Thoncnson, the ‘‘poor from factory for the manufacture of cheap stockings, in which about sCogirls will be employed. A Chicago firm advertises a bloom er bargain counter. This doesn't cut any ico ; the new woman is go ing to have bloomers even if they come high.—Albany Herald. All the same|l he dear girls want the price, at least, to be reasonably low. Last week lowa declared for' Sound Money while Mississippi 1 declared for Silver. - Dalton Citzen. Bend your'ear a little lower, Frank and tell your people what you hear from up in Mussouri and from out in Texas. Tote fair, old bov. And now Gub Fambies is work ing the insanity dodge. It is not the first time, since his imprison ment, that he has tried it and as the day set for his execution draws nearer and nearer he will become more insane It has been repeated ly urged by some that Mrs. Nobles was insane when she and Fambies killed her husband and as up one was kind enough to work an “in sanity game” f r Gus he has been Compelled to do it himself.— Americus Herald. “duke ’ -ST - " —I -----. DUKLfIJyRHAM;>; ■ / r J CIG ARETI ESi. JL-I »v, ,, Lfi/I ( W. Du ke Sons & Co r Kj 7AME JC INJGBACC'I cqXuu/ sis ' EfIQDRHAH, N G U.S A, C *•*'><FROM fl high Grade , **» i n ** 1 i - It is a well-khown fact that all who go down to the sea in ships are very suspend 'tiers. One of their notions is that v. hen a vessel will not leave the ways when about to be launc' e 1 nothing but ill luck and isa.-t r may be expected to ' C: bike iicr. Os co urse it is absurd, I ■>. mehow or o her i* often hair pen- that vessels that stick on the ways and refuse to budge and go into the water do not turn < ut well. Every! ody is hoping that the De fender will prove an exception, but the number of accidents that have happened to her of late is remark able, the latest being her running aground. By and by it is expected the Defender will do something that will once for all se' such crazy notions at rest. The Southern Bauxite Mining and Manufacturing Company of Cave Springs, with R. S. Perry a* manager, are making extensive preparations to ship large quanti ties of this valuable mineral North. The m nes opened up just outside of the corporate limits of this place proven to be of the finest quality. 1 and the mines near this place at Rock Run. Ala.,ar« also very fine. • Mr. Perry has purchased the farm belonging to-j Tr. T. E. Dickerson and will convert the building into a beautiful country home. At pres- • ent he is connecting all the mines > by telephone.—Macon Telegraph. Frank Reynolds springs this nude story which he vouches for as being the naked truth : The story now goes that a Phil lipsburg, Pa., girl, wh le picking raspberries, met a bear among ti e briars. She turned to run and tore, her dress on a briar so as to expose her patent wire bustle. The hear, mistaking the bustle for a circus cage, struck for tall timber leav ing the girl to go wi'hout hugging un'il a dry-goods clerk closed his store at 8 o’clock that evening. The Birmingham Age-Herald - hits the nail squarely on the head thus: “While the new woman is ' making all this rumpns "bout the "’word ‘obey’ in the marriage service ' the old fashioned sort winks the ’ ' other eye, and then proceeds to 1 rule in the identical way she has ’ been d< ing since Eve supplied Ad < am|with cider in the rough and make him swallow it. Th* Atlan a Commercial is the 1 nauur which reaches metal.—Dalton Citizen. ' Blackburn dont know the nature of the breastes—else he would be casting his pearls >-o»re —but, t say Frankie. why dont you get a bathing »uit and quit wal owing u.-i*h that herd. I “O dPo ty, ’ a ter locating the "F urth Ward just across the Et< - | wah, has begun another herculean task—that of defeat ng Judge , George Harris for the City C urt I bench. “When the day is done” Judge Harris will still be Judge and the Fourth Ward will still l>e doing - business on the We-t. rn banks of th Oostanauia. “Mark them predictions. A half dollar dated 18IG was aken from the stomach of a cat fish caught in Lake Burnsides, near Scooba. Miss., a few dai s ago. So it seems that even then silver was going down.—Americus Times Recorder. Must have been a gold-bug 'hit kawt the Kai— M anting to stop the i silver circulation, the nm ive. i The Hvsti.er'of Rome does mt ] have to run in ‘ leaders” on its , editorial p ge begging peoj> e„ who ] go out of town on a vacation, to subscribe The lli w, .... n J C.e iii’RTi.tßOF Rome s Home’s recognized n>*'.\ sp.ip. r and w hen Honiiny go n« a y jf j s j j ll? most natural thingon . uilh to or <i>'i the Hi sri.vit oe Rome sent to 'heir address Ihou'-and; ui farmers in Minne sota and the two Dakotos have pledge.i themselves not to rHI their wheat for less than one dollar n bushel. It is said that 90,00t)farm ers in that section have agreed to hoard there wheat for that price - At last the farmers have begun t learn to ‘work with thegrain”aft er it has been made. Robert Youny has been elec'ed Clerk of the School Board ihe village of Montgortvn, Orange county, N. y , f ( , r l(| . ji Ir v - ,‘o„ rt h onnseputr.-.. y ,. nr . ]• , e 7 , ( Rid, •nit i,,., |, a the gj atJ j i FHE HIISILE <OF ">Vlb THURSDAY AUGUST 15 ! Else A Ivy Poisoning Bight Year* of Suffering P»rf*et Cur* by Mood’s Sarsaparilla •C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, " Dear Sir": —W« here tried Hoort’" Sarsapa rilla end and It to be all yon claim for It. My wife was poisoned by try when a yonne woman, Mid for eight years was troubled every seasoa Cures with the breaking out and terrible Itching and burning. I thought her» was as bad a case as anyone ever had. Rhe was In this distressing condition every year nntil she began to take Hood's Bareaparllla, which has effected a per fect euro, without leaving any scars, and she has bad No Sign of tho Poloon Since. gbe le well and hearty. I have taken Hood's Barsaparllla after the grip with pood rest'lM. and have also given It to otir four children. We are ail pictures of perfect health and owe It te Hood’s Sarsaparilla ” J (X Enawis", Vaw ’ If you decide to take Hood's Bar"*?* riUa do not oe Induced to buy any other Instr A Hood'* PHI* ? - r * hand * n<l M proDOgUor. and appearance. 30c. per boa, I k. ...... MM" Thomasville,the home of thepenr. is shipping thousands of pairs—of hosiery—t > Philadelphia, the great hosiery market of the Union. Weeds along railroad tracks are now killed by the “electric weed killer.” It consists of a car carry- c ing a dynamo which sends a heavy y current into a sort of rake of fine wires dragging among the weeds c on each side of the track. As the wires touch them the weeds art “electrocuted” down to the small est rootlets. It is proposed to in troduce the same system in farm ing- If Grover wants a third term he b will have to ask the Republicans for the nomination. And why not? ! Its a narrow stream that divides . the gold bug democrat from repub-1 lican territory. And besides re publican office holders owe Grover q lite a debt. On the principle th t ‘ .me good turn deserves another,” G' over ought to have the next nom ination at the hands of his friends i the enemy. This rot about ojt .hanging the. - ■ • —». Ue6B ” womanj is calculated ~ —| peon' —® u - Friendless” indeed —and where is the husband who might protect her? Have the chil dren deserted th« red-handed mur- ■ •'erer of their father? If Mrs. No- ; ides is insane, then no man in Georgia would ask that she be hanged—if she is not insane every right thinking man in the state ' agrees with her fellow citizens of Twigscounty—she should pay the ‘ p’.i ty of the law for her fiendish « and unnatural crime. NEW TORPEDO ‘ Which it is Said, Will sink the Strongest Shins- Oakland, Cal., August 14.—i Charles McDermont is per f ecting an electric submarine torpedo, the invention of Dr Gross, of Chicago, which he say" - : B ultimately put an end t > m i :n» warf.ire. Wil'- >hig torpedo, he aaja, a few men could keep oft’ the combined navies of the world. The torpedo will be completed within a week. It will be taken to Goat Dland, where a secret experiment will be made. An old iron hulk is to be floated ' and the torpedo will be sent down ' below the surface of the water on ' itserrardof destruction. Mr. Mc • Dermott is confident that the new 1 invention will instantly scatter ' end sink ti e hulk. He says that no warships, howev r strong and formidable, can survive a shock ’ from his torpedo. .Two New Still e . New York. Aug 15. Tv > new strikes were b**g*i>i on the Kiel s de today m hc-o dance wi h r»tolu-. tious p's<ed l ist night by the ifa I- i dree jicket linkers, 1 .cal ly 155, Knights of Libor, s n d the j pant- make 1 's local assembly, de manding (juulrac s for one eny j _ |> [•“ ead qf six months. Apugelher •‘orc are soingthing !.*<■ ~ (ipq (jr y>(Ki j? sone ihrown out of 3 rs glriiu, |;ut t||p c '• 'pH l' ,!! rj./; 'lqrg ! •job b. patton, President. cha°. e. i at ton, Bee- A’ Treas Established 188L--lncorpo-ited 1892 PATTON SASH DOOR ami B'JIUNDING. MPAM Manufacturers and Dearlers in—v- Sash, Doors and Blinds. Flooring Ceiling. Hough and Di e d Luml* r. general contractors. Contracts for Bui oinganywhe e n th” S uth* TELI<T I’ON W 41. ories2o Railroad St. A Opposite Court House Jai' DOLLARS TALK :AT 01 R. STORED For the next thirty day we \a ill sell any and everything in Clothing at FACTORY COST Come early while sizes are ull and you can get am thing you want. Dun’tmissour STRAW HAT SALE. half is all that we want or expect sot them. UNDERWEAR and furnishing goods are included in this sac rafice sale. Large line of Imported Crush-hats, all colors, lowdown. Don’t forget that money cuts the prices half intwo. At W, H. COKER & CO. 19 &21 Brad _ - - - PHONE No 12 Denny, Poor & (>., j: Dry Goods Commission Merchants. I : : ■ 114& 116 Worth St., 36 Bedford St., 169 Jackson St.A New York. Boston. Chicago. e > DR. JAQUES 130 West Sixth Street CINCINNATI,OHIO Has practiced medicine in Cincinnati 15 years longer than any phys ician, giving special at tention to Blood, Nervous and Urinary disease Nervous Debility, Impotency, etc., resulting i roni youthful indiscretion, excesses in matured rears and other can es, inducing some of the oilowing svtnptoms, as digzines-, confusion of ideas, defective memery, aversion to society lonorrhe.i. Syphilis. the later causing ulcers eruptions enlarged joints, rhe ua mt ism, swell ng in groins, mucous patches in mouth, sore throat, falling hair, Consultations free and in vited. Honrs, It a, m. to 8 p, m.: Sunday 10 tn 12 m ILLUSTRATED TREAT SEsent FliEi: in a sealed enve'ope on applicatou. State your ■ase n" ■ MISSING LINK. I iim now running the “Miss- ' ing Link,” the newest shoe j shop in town and I ntn out for your patronage. I MAKE SHOES TO ORDER, nd guarantee every stitch or peg f npair work that I turnout I.M. MULLINIX Next to M Bakery, i BhoadSt. -- - Rome Ga. I gr“ Vnk (L1 CATOOSA SPRINGS GA. a ™ E ->rn«rni> w l7 - R c ffl w. ft A. n. K. fS TH£ DIRECT LINK TO < 12 s<l To Catoosa and Rrturn AHonieSOUTHWEST Tickets on sale daily, so.. i a RF&rafsav.'a 1 -'" 1 ™ ... return until <k t . 3 , D 6. ' ■ | Tgaa; < fJ.no lickets on sale Saturdays. JE H isthe ONLY LINE GIVING CHOICE -...rn until M„'„.; H | SL^won&SSS"" 0 "' (Iny i'ellou ing: i| ■ s eDuiPKoawsouonnuiml > M<Mit,.»s.no ~e, ,’l ■ I'ARpIvAIE: week. H BIHMINQHAM TO b. S ASWAS ATIYI Xi-*. i> : i«s. w .«: W p. .u, 0 K AVER li t-ut Ar ♦ £ F Yon >•, Suffer ) w , From ludkgartion, sow rf-wowdi, head wh«, fiatulsiscy, d Istra.. afrjr anting? r Or liH i oasa rs 10. l srpciiu, want W t' •••rgy, weaknesa, dsbWity f e Are you nervous ro«f-Mu, sl»nplesa, worn r cut in body and in .Uod t ' , Eava you pain. la ths bach, hips, .Ida, , bend, arms should ore, oha.t? ‘ I Are you Ailed with malaria—.allow •otnplanion, coated tongue, sight sweats dry cough, ohilia and Cerar t If e p y efi these troubles are yours, ths Using you need is DR. KING’S | ROYAL 6ERMETUER In the gentlest and happiest way, and i with t. *• greatest certainty known to med . loal sci neo, G ERIX ETUKR remoras from ska system the symptoms hsmed abera, giving strength In place of weakness, Joy* ous health in place of sickness. There is no ether remedy like ft, pad none that can do its work. And then it ii a real pleasure to take it. Little child res take It with delight, and ft cures Ilka mag>c. $1.00; 6 for tA.OO. All druggists. King's Royal Germetuer Go, Atlanta, Os GERMETUER WILL CURE YOU. « will a o c o p t c e r t i fi e <l du i-kson JVTerchs mts JN.nioiiJil Bunk I\>r any tliiu<£ we have l\ n > H;ile. Gioodssdl mark ed in plain figures. Correct Styles, Low est I’riees. J. A, GABION « COMPAQ ■ Mothers, Furnishers and Hatters. 302 MILLINdrtYSoT You are cordially invited to call and see our nice and well selected Stock of Stylish Millin ery, everything new and “up to date.” Fine Trimmed Hatsand Bonnets a Specialty. Will sell at lowest Possibe p ice, for first Clas Goods RESPECTFULLY A. O GARRARD Rome Mutual loan Association HOME OFFICE ROME GORGIA, 325, Broad Street. ANaiional Bniiding and Loan Company Purely Mutual, Safe investment and Good Profit Made by Small Mon hly Payments, wi KjICKK . ' '■'rOl’Cß, t rMldent J. J>. MOOKK, *»<••»< « 1,,,, HAS. I. (. LIVES, Vice lies! I J. H . RH< I»ES, Mgr’ l«n,| MITH. General Council. lEo TRAMMELL ’--L - BERKY BKOA< H Contracuj-s A- RvUrHirmfS a sjiecialty. " ill move Houses on short notice. ADDRESS BROACH & TRAMMELL ROME ± c ORG iA 818 PROFITS ”"' y ri '*>"""her" omh.ym.ke , h whhiu y .uc-ewrii tpacalation inOr.Hu, I'r > stnck. 00 E EAtH ikvj niD.M i. a * yt .matic Pan of .Speculation "ta MPi'i-k. * ""7 ' < * M " l SI ’ ecn,iitn,H 9H*rate on a regular Ryßtem. who by the *y»teii,aMc trad i• / 1 * ' ** <H IH, n,n a ” r*r:» of the Fn ted Hfntew f>o,„ a ftw thl (|o)|ar(l » hnn^V“ a " ,,,nn " u ' Ter ' •' el ‘ r AMI OIX. to ,wo, ( C®or l. } th.who in- e.t a n-w .1 ‘ W ‘ ‘ “ ''•«n»B*nt7^ , Un t 8 l rrj'''n< C i.7 l w 'homV h w 7 a, . gC ’'!? fl '" fr " m ron, ’” r,tiT '‘ 1 3 h«r™ighly>>n.>n«» 11 d... Plim ,i, h —• ——« ih,..gh H.k... «... ■* whort time. ® Rt« ady profit that p4les up enarmeuMy in a Oailv ,Ma. E kei°iu.p<° N H , ,n?. ( ' N , L ',^" OO . FS »"<<:ew<fnl apecnlatlen «iid our ~ T I24T-240 Ri? it B r "V rs and E ’ ( * <’" 242 Rialto Building. Ch icago. Il SS2E3LO2ESS We have bought extensively and “h t the market just i ig ht in buying Shoes. Our stock was laid in before the advance in prices, ard then we paid c>sh and saved the discounts. Theiefo e when we invite your shoe patro- GentT ma £|k et to hold your trade. r or Gents, Ladies, Mistes, Boys ana Chi - drens Foot Wear we a e he adquartei s. ozens of styles and makes and thousands of pairs to select from enables us to safet/ Fi ricr.t< e to tit C1 c ; ph are yi tJ H. COKER & 1 ? > &21 d|. M nd r P v^' v ' ! V!i " H'jitrpj.’h r 0 |)
