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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1895)
P7U? KTJTS h hair balsam i J. * rnTl * r * 1 • ' .’.air. > i'i"iiiot.‘i a luxuriant ■-*:’. i Never r " kilß to Ueßtcro Gray ( MWjIjJR. _ z , T 11 to its YoutLful Color. ' BKflWWftfer-Cures scrip <L»aicn .V hu'r t -i.. ng. Iff? flk-.i'txl |l.l-Oat I>ru gy IP ■ (raasscHiKwrls V* Farker’s Gingrr Tonic. It cum th«- w<>r»t C -up , weak Lungs Debility, Indigestion, Pam,Take in time. Wet HIN DE RCO RH S. The only sure cure for Com Steps aUpaiu. Uo. at Druggists, or HISCOX L CO., K Y PARKER'S* _ HAIR BALSAM CpMnses and beaut ifiM the hair. rcrr,v»o. * >szsfi»rit g~vwui« Merer Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cures scalp diseases b hair tailing. iOc.and |loQat Dni||isCs VIRGINIA COLLEGE .For YOUNG LATHES. Rim.oke. Va pans Sept. 12. TK«k One of the lea <lh ; choois for Young Ladies tn the South. Magn tfl (tent buildAv*, all modern iatproveim nt (Campus ten nscM’ftb. Grand mountain scenery Valley of Va., tamed for health. Europe t and AmertoMk tvachers. Full course. Sup* .i« i a I vantages fa Art and umc. Students Iron twenty Stages. For catalogues address *ne ’ r si dent, w. a, Harris, i). ]> Roanoke, Va MISSMARIA PARLOA is admitted to be a leadin: American authority ■ n cooking: she Says “Use a good stock for the foun dation of ' soups, saucer and many other things, and the best stock is Liebig Co’s Extract of Beef 5 100 of Miss I’arala’s if cipt s sent gra’ia by Danchy & • o, 27 Park Place New York. "thinacurl FOR THIN PEOPLE Are you thin? Flesh in.ute with Th inacura Tablets by *a f»cienl» tie process, They create perfect wssiini’a'ion <d every form of food, svc.retinjr the valuable parts •nd tbo worthless. Thev M.ako thin faces plump and round out the figure. The\ are the STANDARD KI MEDv f«>r ’ealines®, containg o srserfic.aml ab®o Imely harmless Price, prepaid. #1 per box,6 for $5 Pami'hlet, ‘‘HOW TO GET FAT,” fre TheTHiNcvRA co,, 949 Broadway New Y Male Help Wanted. WANTED men who will work for ?7',' w > monr alary or large commiiinlon, gelling g0...'; V amiiie to dealers, experience unnei.—.n v pyrite us we will exolain. For sealed pai'ii* 11 ars send stamp. household specialty 00., WANTED: —An honest active gentleman or lady to travel for reliable established house alary s7*o, payable #ls weekly and expenses Situation permanent. Iteferene.es. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion oni iany, 316 Om'ha Halidins, Chicago. WANTED SALESMAN—S7S.(X> per week so’l-- ing electric light outfits for hoi si s. stores and shops. Motors for rpimf ng machinery ndolheriiopular patents article, outfits cow plete when ship I*6. best pee) Iv buy ;per n anciil tiiuain B; i.o <>!*■» <m V 1 . Harr LETTERS OF Al) 11NISTRA TION. ( Georgia, Floyd CounCy: To all who ii it may concern: Jas. B Hill havingin prop r form applie I to me for the granting to W. H. Ennis, County Administra tor of permanent letters of ad min istr ition of the estate of C IL _ Bilbro, late of said county. This is to cite all and singular the credit ors and next of kin of said Bilbro to be and appear a my office with in the time allowed by law ai <1 show cause, if any they can. win. permanent administration shoulo not be granted as prayed for estate. Witness my hand and official sig nature this sth day of August 1895. Joi n P. Davis Oidin: i v F loyd NOTICE. Notice is h Toby given that ap plication will bn made before the General Assembly of Georgia at the next session for the pa<sagi- o| an Act. An Act to njakfi the Tux <'ollec tor of Floyd f’ptipty Georgia, an £x-ofljipQ Sheriff of said County >p iim cpllnctio'i pf Lite and C’oun 'y .pica for Flo; J (.’« up Geor- Wfi f eF L’»b r P‘P; ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN Giance-Through Perhaps there is a Passenger jeu Know. ' i-s Mabel S, ay. left at I o’clock this afiernoo for a visit to Ash ville, N. C. Public S bool Books o's le tJ. Sam Vaals Rev. A A. Tilly, of Rome cairn down to Cave Spring, Mo' day.— ( ’art' Spring Herald. Mi's lone Sparks who ha* best visiting in Rome, returned honv today.—Cave Spring Herald . School Books cheap est a* J, Sam Veals. Mr. Darden Asbury, ol Rome ipent Siindiiv in Cave Spring, wit his fam ly. —Cave spring Herald. Mr. G. K Green, of R >me, vis ited his sister, M a. Dr. Gray ii Cave Spring, this week.—Car Spring Herald. Don’t forget J. S '.m Veals is the place fcr Schoo! Bo ks Mr. Fred G. Govan, of Ronis, can e down M mday to spend th ; ay wi h friends.— Spring Herald. Cid Books taken in exchange for new ones a' J. Sam Vea's. Are vo,i troubled with insomnia, bad dreams and restlessness at night ; at t imes loss of appetite and again insatiable craving for food? Seo t’s Carbo-Digestive Compound will make you" sleep sweet and re freshing See ad. in ano her coluini.. Hot weather proves depressing io those whose blood is poor. Such people should nnrichen their blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sherilf McConnell came down from Romo Tuesday and spenta a f w hours mingling with his many friends here. —Cave Spring Herald. D.spepsii, nervous prostration, irr gnlar h art action and palpita tion quii kly relieved by Scott’s Carol -'tjgestive Compound. See a 1 in another column. New Crop Nuadvere Datflakes at Lloyd’s Far. I > Any p-rsons who has ’ailed to secure u ladies free tii-ke‘ can se cure them at Dille* . Seats are roiug fa t Go early and avoid stand i ng. Second hand Scool Bookscheas at J. Sam Veals. R v . W. M. B idges Preached a lowlul sermon yesterday morning out at Pie; s. n |Va 1 y,before a»&4 mdience that was in attendance r in tl e eloseing exercises of the Floyd County Baptist Association. His subject was (missions and was I in >-nJ or refillly handled. Mr Geo. J . Bryant, of Bryant’# Mills spent the day in the city. Mr. Bryant reports his wife, ’ho i was painfully injured by being’ thrown from a buggy last week, as o iv.a lose,ent. Buy your Schoo I Books from J. Sam Veal 1 Mr \ Margaret Byrd, of the Fifth ward, accompanied by her daugh ter. Miss Hattie, arrived home veste day from a pleasant visit to Mrs Byrd’s mother, Mrs. Ambros Vandiber, of Alexis, Ala. R ‘V. TV. M. Bridges goes down o Fosters Mills this afternoon where he will inaugerate a series of protracted meetings tonight. Bai,be«ui:l4S, Attention: —For finest fat lamb or Mutton call on ;r address, A. Rawlins or E. M. .1 ihii.-ton, North Rome 9-22. R v. Ma Hudson who has been nssislmg Air. Bennet* in a protrac ted m ■ ing at the Baptist church in tin- place returned to Rome Weduc-d y. Air. Bcimott. who goes to attend tlm .Association there, xc jmppn ii ■ ’ hjtn.- Cqy# Spring ijirahl. .ihmtgom who y.is stabb -d oi| Friday h. I s -t .m, lj:;rvey iisoL. h i , bed O| file Wi Iplds. ym! that tn,, mi,.<!• r mid . ’ dlid , ’’‘ ■I'C Th?: V, -iifPit, '!•>,- v*h' /tip .'■b yri'» lai l ' nle,;«■ '' ••• +HF HUSTLE', OF R NIuMONj SLFTEM.:£R2 I8?3 Auctioneer Henry Beard, after a sei i hi* illness i ■ again at his place ! >f badness on Broad street. Mise. Daisey Cheney leaves at 4 o’clock this afternoon for a two months visit to friends in Ashville, N. (’. \V. B Hi' hards is no longer em ployed by Rhudy <t Co., and in no ■vay ennected with the business of Rhudy Co Miss minne Byrd of the Fi th ward, left at 11 o’c ock this for-I noon for Pieilni mt , Ala , a lime I she will visit her sister Mi s. Janie* H.irl ><>r, and li»r c.vurie , Mr Charles | N Thomson I', very thing at the McDonn'd- Sjinrks Stewart Co. is on the hus l e these 'lays The effects of Mr. Mar McDonalds extended trip to Ihe furniture ceii wrs a few week* ago, is becoming more apparel t with the pass ng of each day. fiesh Snip Beans, tender Corn, Ukra an | Tomatoes Saturday at Lloyd’s Fair. The Southern Railway is adv r iisi ga|2 90 rate from Rome to Atlanta and return, for Sept. 2nd good to return on the 3rd. Re member the date and if you are contemplating a trip t» the Gate City make your arrangements ac co dingly. A number of noble iadi< s have b en busy on on the streets t day canvassing for funds to help defray the expenses of Miss Page,th' po r • ut worthy young woman who is being treated foe a terrible I ab it out at t‘ e Keely Institute. The largest appa t ment of New and Sec ond hand school Books at Smith Book Store, at b attorn p-ices The Ladies of the Notch Rome M. E Church, will on Friday night give a lawn par y in the vrovc near the North Rome depot on the Southern Railroad. The proceed:- go to the parsonage fund. Take a Nor h Rome car. With 90 jackscrews and all other toils to milch we are prepair e ito e evateyourfloors on short notice, With a big supply of Lime, S-nd & Erick on hand at al times and with s me cash to bank on we can do any work u > to a $ I 503 contract without calling for them ney before the contract is linished. Broach & I rammell. Rev. J. E. Hudson, pastor of the Second Baptist, went down to F isters Mills this afterdoon t assist Rev. W. M. Bridges in a series of revival meetings. Rev. J. G. Hunt passed through the city yesterday enroute to his regular appointment at Summi - ville. R'v . Gus Harris is just new in the midst o'" a most gracious pro tracted meeting at Shiloh chur< h Five miles out. Last Thursday afternoon a de lightful party was given Miss Ella Lon Tolbert in honor of her sev enth bir hday. There were a large crowd of little ones gathered at her residence, and from three to seven,such a lovely time they had . The table vas laden with nice things for them. It was witn re luctant hearts the little guests took their departure. Little Ella was he recipient of •> veral nice pres “iits carried by her little friends. GUESTS WERE POISONED Chattanooga, Tenn , Sept. 2. Many guests a' a birthday party given last night at the home of J une* Reed, in Loudon county, were poisoned by something they ate. Members of the Reed, Simp eon families are very ill and one or two will d ie . How poison got into the food is •i matter of conjecture. One the oiy is that Reed had loaded sever al watermelons with arsenic to eatch thieves who have been get-, ting into his patch and that some j pf (|iego hgd bpoq eatpp. Another theory js that apusiard 1 served had been allowed to i »"ii ■ ijnie in the liraes kpttle ip j which it iv.s cooked P,/the use! jl -jijib ips Jill’ liufopti' pf itvn lHe yleVi.:,'viiitlnii* Wt-futfut onto I ihHlKhl*.'' • f A KLUSTER OF BULL'S EYE SHOTS Justice E. R Lumpkin. t4ie vei.* •-rnbleund veteran justice of ths Rome district, cot tinuce danger oiislv ill iii the Filth Ward Judge Lum kins friends .ire very <1 m' l fuTof his rec >vo y and are doing .ill that they enn to contribute t< ! his c »n.fort * * The offi'-ersot the law r n d >wn andcaptur-'d Pat Sherlock this morning. Pat is the Irish Gipsy, who, on Saturday, traded Mr. Prm, of North t’arolin- district, out of * good pony, palming off on him a moat deceptive mule. Pat nndei - to k to prove hat it was a case of mi«'aken dentiry but it was no go. He finally ‘•shelled down the corn,” gave up the pony, pnid all the costs and settle I out of it | honestly. ♦"» 1 notice that work has begun in tii» improv mien s of the old Lour drug ■'tore corner and in a couple O we- k- this store will be one of the m >Bt elerantl furnished drug hoiia- s in he ci y. D. \V. Curry w II open a branch house in thia room in the .-r.on future. « * I understand that '-'r. A. B. Me Arver, has severed his connections with the dry goods house of J K itner. Mr McArverhas accepted a pnai ion with F. J. Kane <t Co , th new dry goods firm wh ch will, a -out Monday next, open up busi ness in the old stand where Mr. Thomaa.Fahy has sold dry good for so many years. Bud McArvei is a hustler and one of the best ill round dry goods men in the cit He will add much strength *o th' popular new firm that h».« secured his services. » * * Hay* you seen the rock—man in the Satterfield st<ue? Well, n >w. there * a man with a stoney itare on his face and they tell me t a’ h s heart is hard to beat —too hard to beat I should think. * * Rev. G. W. Simm*, one of your •v rday hard working men who finds <ime at night to preach some good sound sermons to his feHow mortals, i* 1 onducting a «eries of 'open air m tings up in the cot'on a* tory section. Mr. Simms is. 1 ■im informed, doing valiant work fir tie Master. He is one oi God’s nob'eme > and deserves the c -op • ration of every Christian in this •itv, > i.na— OFFICER LOGAN’S CARD Dear Hr»TLKR or Rom« : Unpleasantness having arisen >ver the conteit instituted by the Rome Tribune, as to the most pop ular member of the Rome Poli' e force, and as my avocation is to preserve the peace at all times, for the eakeef harmony I hereby with draw from the contegt. Most respectfully, . R. T. Logon GUARDING A JAIL. Marlboro, Md., Sept. 2. — Sheriff Dive and his deputies are guarding the county jail tonight to prevent an attempt to lynch John Davidge, a nineteen—year-old negro, who is lock 'd up charged with attempt ing a felonious assault <>n eigl.t year- i'd Emma Stenart. The crime was attempted on Friday, during the absence of Mr and Mrs. St< w— art fiom tlrnir home. Davidgo made no attempt to escape and was arrested on the follow ing morn ing The neighborhood is aroused, and tl.rents of lynch ng are f:eely made SHE RODE ASTRIDE A bia, la , September 2 —-Missi Lucy B Griffin, an elocutionb t, I exemplified the rights of ti e m w'J woman in this city Saturday, and created quite a stir in social cir cles. She abhors .Mrs. Lease’s cos tume of Syrian trousers, but Sat urday she appeared on the streets in full dress knickerbockers. Not to be outdone or abashed in practic.il ideas of dress reform of and the freedom of her sex from fashion's dieta'eH, shu went to u livery stable gnd onlepal a horse saddled; and astride m her knick i erbockofs hp made many calU • p i her fricqds, Stpne qf them fha] j from hei. in dismay and none wool | i > i • • ■ ’ 1 ■ i . tetr, pu.'-inent tpgrei.i ffiq. Th" I ■ltlj :o-l r p:.Up . ’JI" Il ' i Ponnin Ims aoHiP tj-, itav 1 • • ’ ’ ' 5 ANOTHER ELOPEMENT, j A Matorman and a Preny Gill From Macon County Ma ied A luotorrnan’tl elopement is a se (]ii»l to the pl»y “ McFadden’a p Elopement” nt the Theatre; both (lectured last evening. But he motorman's elopement wr* a '.ftp- . Ipy situation or climax in retd life J i It was the ‘ curtain” to the first oct ' lina roman aoflove n consumal ion of Iho courtship betw en Mr. C C. ( Dempsey of Rome and Miss Am ie Trott. These young people ace tnpaiiied > by two intimate friends w< nt to the | ofl're o a magistrate out ne*r Ad- , ams Cotton Mills early yesteida- i evening a> d quin ly and qtietly were made husband and wif". The bride is a rosy cheeked sweet I little woman from over in Macon < county, who ha* been visiting rela tves in Montgomery. Mr. Dump sey is an emp oye of th" West End and Riverside Electric Line and is well thought of Forgiveness and paternal blessing* will be granted the young couple, and it is hoped that the currept vs happiness in their lives will l u unbroken, and that their marriage car will move along with few jumps and jars.— Montgomery Adverti er. RAIDING DENS Birmingham Ala. Sent. 2.- Since Saturday’ noon the Birmingham police force has made more arrests than ever before in the city 's hs tory in the same time. Three or four crap and poker garn i* have been raided, disorderly conduct ■ases have been made out by the half dozens, and there are a num ber of other charges on the books. The inferior criminal court tonio - row morning pmmi-es to be tie irg >«t ever held here, and it i[ | though the cash proc e*. d s w i I j each three or four hundred dol-j lar*. - An immense apply of Second hand School Books rebound andj almost good as new. for about half price at Smith’s Book Store. mßTsco WE HAVE BOUGHT THE STO C 1 —:OF:- RICHARDS & LANSDELL I The Kinkaid Corner I Will Add thereto within the next few days a very I GREAT VARIETY I I OF ALL KINDI Os fine and Machine burniture bought from the leading Manufal turers who make the Markets. I Right Up To Date. I In style and finish, but at prices lower than we ever ■l< uU | goods of same quality could be manufactured. ] In regard to selling, we want only afair and legitimate profit--and| you will give us a call we will convince you of what we say. I We propose to sell very close either for cash or on the j IBSTAEJLMENT P&AN, I In our Uudertaking business we will give special attention to, I all times keep the stock complete in every branch. Office open dal and night. Calls promptly and carefully attended. Yours for Businesl RHUDY&CO. SUCCESSORS TO I •"Richards & Lansdelll QQRNf I H OD. £1 ■ I Fore The Salo ludiampi.ljs, Ind.. Sept. 2. Thosiloon at Bur ingfon, in Cm-' roil coun'y, w iich was closed s< v - , eral week* ago because of repealed raids, was to have reopened na ur- 1 day to aceomnu (late hi' crowd at tending the old settlers' picnic. F.'.da.y night, howevi r. a mo' gatin red and raz ditto be ground i A. F. Taylor of Eo a, w ho yxpeetvd to operate the saloon,W’s warmd with threats of violence md to ( ' make a further attempt t sell in toxicants n iha own. Train Lecters Cairured i Parker-bur ', W. Va., S'jilsnv I her 2. — he tr>...i wreckers who b irned Portland station on the I I Ohio River railroad and wrecked a 'heavy freight train by running it 1 into the Ohio river Saturday morn j ing have been captured l>v the Sti r fl' of a kson county and a p >'se of marsha 1 Is. The parties are P Carter, agent of the company, who was dis-hag ed a few day*ago, ami J. Y Stoat" of Sherman. The men were t'il»< n to Ravenswood Fireman Bare who was injured, is in a serious condition, the loss will be heavy, as the train raw dem.dished. • 1 ". i '... i ... ■'.» Steerer Arrests! Chicago, Sept., 2.—Peter Lake, one of the old-time American con fiidence man, is under arrest here. 1 ahe is known to the police of the country’ as “Grand Cen ral Pet *,’’ from the fact that he made the Grand Central depot in New York | his field of operation for overtwen-l ty year* .He his virtua ly retired | from the business, and although he is said to have made $200,000 by his wits, h i is now poor lie hae been through the west, and to those whom In? s-di et* for victims he re presents hitnse f as owner of large I Cripple Creek mining property. i r fiGHETIC NERVINE I" zuaranteed to citrw / .** > Nervous Prostra- / •’> 3 J tion. Fits, Oizzi* ■' 7 4 ’/ W'TF ness, Headaahe, V- i V .-JJ Neuralgia and Jn- J .< .id SOmnia. Great ex. < Q. ‘x. J in ths uHSof ts. 1 'v bacoo. opium, alcohol. fit k. un d * n <>thor dime. /// V r A ’y tiouH, bringing oh Do i bUity, Sleepless- i c ncss. Mental De- o r < w»‘ on. ’ .tonine; .he Strain, Insanity nd at . *t : uuiß <Wiu. MAGNETIC NER- | /IN* ul! L.-bsoji in either x, reue'vs vitality !!>1 b ■ tffh to bath rhe mvenh.'m?l >us aystan, »h«h th* brain, build* up *he fle-.h brLig* refre«l>- •i.. rl* o, nnd rMlnri* health and happinasa to the • A a:tu- , m treatment in bimn package hy tail *n» ae li ..s. >l.fM) par box; R for With *v. iy ■ .rd«r wo u.ve a Written QuaraMttee to ••urn fo-i.l them* noy. Circulars free. l*uarau*<*9W GRIFFIN-PHEIpT A R U H W , ned Yes e*(!ay Mr. John B Grilli , aild ... Phelps, a hamLotae v ' ■c .uplofrom Floyd Sp lil)g . ‘ ln their uppearsnee - lt tie-\v,. n ’ t p/"' parsonage ami were lir , n „ inMi ami wife by I>, v Gu . . on yus'erday. ' “ uri i 11 wasil ‘ Gretna Green’’ a ss All the som, tlm knot WltM q,,,]' that "ra-'idul ■iaim«>r which p ,Gus Harris inherited fr-nn , tin r, whose mantel th,. | h.i ms-er bids fair t > Wl . ar n correctly, ! M- A. NIIVIX .< sow MANAoJ MONDAY, SEPT, 2. OI'ENIXO (IF HIE KEGIij SEASON! ONE WHOLE W EEK OF COI EDY. COMMENCING Monday, September! The Meal Irish Cmuniedun. Sweet Singer and Dancer, • f Edw n Hanlon I —SUPPORT KI) BY— LINDSAY’S COMMEDIAN Mou. Sept. 2, THE "RAMROf Tues. Sept. 3, - - Our Neighlx Wed. Matinee, To be announc Wed. S“pt. 4, - - Fogg's Fej Thur. Sept. 5, - - Family Pri Fri. Sept. 6, IHE SHAMROi Sat. Matinee - To be announc Sa'. Sept. 7, M ULDOON'SPICN I I All the latest songs, dances a 1 musical specialties will be inli duced during the plays with co ; pletechanges nightly. Prices I 0,20 & 30ct
