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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1895)
your Dealer ier Waters Rome Hand Made Cigars. The Best Smoke in The Market, Take No Others sfessml co umn attorneys. v w V<- I»IVKK A.G. > WIN vANDIVEB it E ’ ING Attorneys* ot Law. ___ GEORGIA ( f, < <«• i Pot t< 1‘ " ill prac- t iec in a’l courts. .FNRY & U Rl'i T Attorneys at Law. , 1( q1? GEG RGIA. Ollier*: Masonic Temple Annex- Fhlitmce <ll 4tli Ave. \V|| L D<> A GKNKKAL PRACTICE Alexander. Junius F. Hilly© A , XtNDER HI YER ATTORNEYS at law Oilier iii Mali nic Temple Bufld jg. Koine Ga. R G Govan, Altonn y nt I aw. Office in Ma < ...mic TvHJpie, Braid Street. • Koine (la. spu lock. Attorney at Law. Mason ■frmple Buildidg. Temple Building Rome Georgia. AMK.S H NKVIX-Attorney at Law Offi i’nwrif Hol » eomor 3rd Avenin MKuht Attorneys at Law. O1 My t><* in the King Building. MyHA.S. W. CXDEKWOUD- ltu>rue) al La* Mj Masonic Oiuvle ■/ Rome, Ga. KTIM'L \ Dh.W Y -Attorneys at law. Olh< ist Temnle- Rome, Ga. Mil !l EXMS J \o. W. STARLING—Knm By A Stalling, Attorney* at Law. Masoui 1 Tuinplo, Re me, Ga. feb23 ■ PHYSICIANS AfO SURGEONS A Wynn, Phv.sk ian ar <1 Stu geon KesnlHiw, corner 7th. Ave and l ast First -i.l'tlicr, Roitni sii Medical Building ovei * meh & Co. Drug store H. -(AMSUR—Physician and Burgeon ottier at residence i ll avenue A, Fount ’ ward. T. HAMMH.x’D- Physician and Surgeon H Off- rs bi" | services to the pe pie of 800 o and bnr round log counit o (•!<!. h-.j Wa* sou's drugstore, W |i. L ; )\T—OlPce at (’. A. Tn vit •■"t" .tt!Broad street Te't j Hoi ’hi. m . >’u,?x I I I L-J ft-SSOM ’nless as a fia; M? ••erect; . era; J pan. Mj , ' 11 " n ’,'.’.ses peculta - . ai” 's a pa? ' r,t airy time" ■ ..mt to the part* , ?n treat ber?ei> IL. - to t.'.v address upon re- ■ M. Dr, JA, McGill&Co r: : " Place, Chicago, Hi B ,d b v y ■ Druggist I A Worn ■ 171’u It Is. ■fL / ©k’WSi .fs\fosr//£WrSS' I fejg ■»' \Nrßvous / headache. ■Wss I . 'loss of ’CMACH ApRFF/TC M V.'ithout The LiKtNtss Anu mi' A “fir crM.A.TH,.aroRD or fncNTOr '’APPtr. M.A.Thc-oford Meo.c ROME . G A . |fO£E PILLS. HIW DISCOVER*. NEVER FAILS. i, ■ 1 ■oirf Rate relief for sup* ir • . i,. x ... ell i|’ O r pntnful ra-n --■ i' s '‘ l h/ over 80,<M»<t Invigorated thfiw w' ' ’ l " s * B''•* »»rr of Indi atlon*. N'Anvi P'' I ',' r , € '•• t . r hex, or tn a! box 81. H.*nl i L.', 11 01 in I' "" wraj per. Send 4c i" ' for p:o t l-'i.lai d. f*/»ld by Lock ■ l; v I'' A .1 'HXSOX A Co B’’ H. Coker has been agent for M e Gate City o I Cc B G will P:y highes' I 3 k-t pi ic .> for cot- B n b 'Old supply .l ca! at cl os ■ ■dnne- ( all at O’- Il Ware house, ON THE LINE Well Mr. Editor: We boy-i al! met at tin car sdied rather earlv * yesterday morning, and li d quite a lotof Itinov r my “'’otnniimiea tioi). ’ One o| the prof.-ssj. .ntil L j readers reare I ha k his head, w.ti; ■ h e p o one side, sn i :ke<l h’« i| 3an I looke Hi hi cross between . a sheriff on sa e day and a street c liner preacher. He c iinmeneed reading ami the boys laughing, It there had hie any i assengers near they would •have tli.'iigi.t troiii the ,itiiation I that itliertlissh rill' was selling ut the car 1 no or that a street orn-r preacher had struck the town tnd I a i set in I >r a l> g ha vest and it would have ta en a judge of the Justice Court to hav decided whether the crowd was - crying or laughing . I g ’.need around and taking in the si uni ion as best I could, for , the time I had, s > ‘Tap” Mize and old man King, who hadn’t cracked a smile, since their faces froze over last .’a niary, was taking it in, | Mize was standing out at one side and King up on the front of his ca , and they had their faces skinn ed back to their ears an 1 they look ed like an almanac picture, in grass-hopper time. Anyone that ever saw them I tickled can imagine about how they looked, they are both good old fellows, but they are not very pretty, at best. We have two car 1) ictors.one day Dr. and t e other night Dr. and it seems th it lhe d ty Dr. had stayed over night with , the night Dr. to perform an op-1 p iration on a car or for some oth er case an 1 'he day Dr came step ping out from the shcd’w'th hi eyes about half shut, and a very serious looking face, as if he hud jus' re'urned from Camp meeting, | aid was studying about what the [ Preacher said, and I lo iked for wT&art. AND Nashville, Chattanooga & Si. Louis Railway. Daily3 TO Chattanooga Nashville Cincinnati Chicago Memohis St. Louis McKenzie Route TO ARKANSAS AND TEXAS., EMIGRANT t RATES. The Atlanta Exposition will ba th® greatest Exhibition ever h- I<l in the i’ni'eil Stales ex cep ilie th > World's Fair au'l the Itounil T.ip U.it.< s have beet, isa.'e very low. o<> not fail to g „ all(1 take th« children, It will be a great edit ■ cation for them. . ; - p F ,r M ips, Folders and sny d< stretiinfor ■nation wriie to J L EIIMoXIISOX, •’ " ~ICKK> Trav. I’as-s. Agent, Trav.Pass Ag, Chat’anaoga, T«un Atlanta. G». ,FoS. M Bkowx, TM, C E Hakmax.G I’ Allanta na Did You Ever! See 400 Prs. Pants and every pair will fit you exactly like you ' j wish? Did you ever see 250 Suits; and ever suit fit you. and made Hexactly like you want it? ■HIM. ■| has just what >ou want S-and at the right prices at . Rome Go, 22) Broa 1 St., THE HUSTLER OF ROME THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1895 him to hollow out “move out boys.” Th.m 1 snw his eyes commence to spread, his head straight n; up as if he had caught th ■ tune of the reader, then the smiles began to , roll hack on his jus'-ln fore sail 'mt Sunday jaws, an 1 he 1 Hiked iiit" a Singing mas'er i ■ high tune. Thee 1 knew the reader would i ot be imerrupte I. When out came the night D< >ith his right ear in a rather reach ing out condition, w ith his sleeves rolled up and a piece of Idaek | greasy “waste’’ wijiing hi- hands and arms, he P oked much like an ; tiish waiter at a hotel just after p>t washing ala marriage suppe.- . Fhe waves commenced, slowly but steadily, re ling back on his jaws like the waves on a millpond after a trout had jumped up. Ry this s age of the game the| reader was through and old man King lit out for South Rome,- just I like he expected to miet Barnums show, as he went down Broad street his coat st lod out behind I like a professional bycicle rider; he return dat mice and wen'- to West Rome and back to the switch by the time the other cars got from the Power House, Something that rarely ever had been done before. Then the question arose who is the correspondent and everybody was suggested that ever had any thing to do with a paper excep’ Borium and John Obar. 1 don’t re member of hearing either one of them spoken of. Our boys I mean 1 mean those on th lie took the communication in the best of hu i mor for they are all good on jokes and know how to .take them, but I don’t know much about the etyle of the. Atlanta boys. It may be, that as I am a young writer, I dont know how to handle them. But as for John, he is one of ■ our sorter folks. Sometimes though 1 he “flies up” a little too soon, but for all that John is an allround good fellow, if you just have him in good spirits, and I believe he likes g <>d spirits as well as any body. I exp ■;t i. r I bad stopped to read all the papers I would have found something sorter rough but it is as much as any motorman ought to 1 do to run and write without run ning and reading, but. 1 have long since learned to be a good motm- I man there is two things essential, ■ one is t > never look hi*k, th * oth * er is to watchout in front and iurn -on the current, and go as long as the way is clear. And I believe tt.e same rule will apply in wri ting. list watch out in front, tuYn on ■the current and let those that stand by watch her spin. A Motorman. I > USED fl PISTOL Denver. Colo, September 12 will mm R<> -e, said to h. v< a wife ■ and child either at Medin t or Mai silkm, Ohm, sh >t Hibi killed the. wife ut Philip Kuhn because he I discovered that she was already I married, wlie: he (Q >s ) married j her six weeks ago. JOLLY JERMAN JOKER JOSEPH, The reg.dar opening of the op era h use tonight with Joe Caw th >rn promises to an event of un it ma iiuerest. Read Ute filinwi g from the Louisv'lie Evening Post of Sep tember I’; “I'm tickled to death,” said M inager Wi 11 Hull as In stood in the foyer of the Avenue Theat r last night afte" the performance, lie hail a reason to feel ticklei , foi the first night of the Avenue under his mm gement was a suc cess with which any manager ought to have been pleased. The show chosen to open the house is “A Fool for Luck,” an I jolly Joe Cawthorn, with an ex cellent company. Mr. Cawthorne was seen he e last season as the chief comedian of the company Gladys Wallis had out last year. He was very funny then, but he has improved in the meantime. lie plays the p rt of a young German Fool tor Luck,” a'd he does if to the life. The play is a farce comedy, but it is free from coarseness or horse play- It is brimful of specialties, and all of i hem are g >od ones. Miss An nie Buckley, whois sarring joint ly with Mr. Cawthorn, is a bright and pretty little woman with a mezzo-soprano voice of exception al beauty. The o d-time minstrel favorite, Frank McNish, with bis funny turn, “Silence and Fun,” is a member of the company, and for j about ten minutes makes himself highly amusing. Another good ; specialty is the singing and whis-j tling of the Burroughs. The jau dience last night were unstinted in applaus •, and the best of good feeling existed between players and p ople. All were pleased, and,' like Manager Hull, were “tickled: to death.”. G > out tonight and see Caw thorne. Prices sl. (K), t so, and .25. Seats at Di He’s HIS HEAD In One Corner and His body in An-' other. Morehead, Ky.. Sept. 12. —News has just reached here of the kill ing of Drew M -Daniels by Mack and William Atkins, in Elliott County, 17 miles from here. They had been making ties in the woods, living and cooking together in a shanty, and yesterday they con cluded to separa'e, and a tight oc curred over the division of the dishes. One word brought on another, when it is said one of th* A kinses struck at McDaniels, who grabbed a club, and one of the Atkinses [drew a revolver, while the other ! picked up a double-edged ax ai d started at McDaniels Atkins fired [five shots at McDaniels, When the, [ smoke bad cleared away McDan el’s head was found in one part of the room and his body in another part. No bullet wound was found on McDan el’s body, lhe Sheritl of Elliott County and posse are now out searching for the At kinses . Mack Atkins kill 'd his wife and ' father in Nicholas County about 10years ago, for which he serve I a : few yeais in the penitentiary. Bill I Atkins killed a man about two j ■ ears ago on Christy C.eek, about five miles from here. He literally [chopped him to pieces with an <ix. Bill Atkins is the ring leader in the- Atkins-Nickels 'end. whi h has existed in Elliott County for !10 yea rs. Riddled With Bullets. Nashville, Tenn., September 12 —The dead body of Lum Wood was found in the road near Union [C ty this morning, riddled wi h bul lets. ‘ It was evident that he had be. n shot rom ambush. He was mi his wav to 1' i n u City to apt ear beioie the grand jurz e me ruing certain lawle. sin :i f which he had L< en a I’l.e laet gives a clew to |lli ■ mur.e r. Imt no positive proof attaches (n any dll'? M. A. NEVIN A SON THURSDAY. SEPT.. 12. I THE GERMAN DI ALEUT COM- EDIAN. i JOLLY i JOE CAWTHORN I AND i: is BIG COMEDY COMPANY INi'l.l'l’l XU iMiS ANNIE BUCKLEY ANl> FRANK E. McNISH Under the Management of [ MR. JOHN W. DUNNE Presenting the New < oinedy Farce in 3 acts by John a Stevens, ENTITLED A FOOL 10K LOCK PRODUCED WITH NE W St )NGS, CATCHY M USIC SPECIAL SCENRY, PRETTY GI LS, NEW DANCES AND ORIGINAL SPECIALTIES. A Jolly Show. It will make you forget your troubles. Prices : —sl. 75/. 25c. I I I Seats at Dille’s I nder Opera I House. ALLENgEVANS [ WRITE FIRE INSURANCE. Fi >k Kent IL ALLEN & EVANS NO. 6 THIRD AVE. (>. r. li. on' Broad St. $12.50. 9. “ “ in North Rome, $12.50. 9. “ “ on E. 2nd St , $12.00. 3. “ ‘‘ “ Broad St., SS.OO. 4. “ “ near Lytles Park $5.00. 5. “ “ on -Ith. Ave., SS.OO. 5.“ “ “ E. First St ~ $12.50 3. “ “ “ Main S •, $5.00. PIANOS i From SIGO, up. An I we handle the best on the market. ORGANS From $25, up. No one can sell you a bet er instrument than we. ( Every organ gaurante <<l tc give perfect satis ac ion. BICYCLES We an- headquar'ers for the best makes of wheels. Sold on easy pay ments. SEWING MACHINES Don’t buy a machine until yon j have consulted us ' E. E FORBES. Sea’o DriVis, Manager Rome Branch 1 ti Hoi bo. No. 5 k SHORTER BLOCK- 1 1 Parker's ha;r balsam 2MECI.ni ' find I ‘ mtl.Uiv.i the hair. i’ll. motes a luxuriant growth. jßNev.-r Friilf* to Uestoro Giay . i “ “i to itn Youtotul Color. 1 1 iiii.-sA ha:r tilling. ■ r . '.«♦ brn.l I I B»4*Lr—4-.- lA- ■w-wt—-- .■Xi -■ —"W I'II" ■■ - 1 ~.‘777 ..;Ln. * TO START THE BALL ALL - Nice Patter ns. Latest Styles Worth $12.00 for $7.50. Black all wool Cheviot Suits worth $7.50 Tor J. A. GAMMON & CO. Bread St. • Rome Ga. e A, - - ' ' ' < A 1; ' x i A■ ' 1 * &>■ "A !■ " • ' ■■' J.-/. isUSOIfeIB \ ■‘•Ci j. rJWaifeW"/' . Mt*-# - '... ssOfflMMJg y .« SHORTER COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES, ROME GA. Every departmemt Thoroughly or ganized. No Sch< >1 offers superior Advantages. NEXT SESSION Begins Sept. 18, 1895. For Cata logue, Terms &c. Apply to OR. A. J. BATTLE, President. Or PROF. IVY W. DUGGAN, Business Mngr. CUT PRICES Our Summer Clothing Sale has been most Satisfactory but we are determine not to Jcarry any |Suinmer Goods over hence we have put the Knfie still deeper into our prices. If you expected to wear Lawns, Organdies, Duck or anything else in the Feather Weight goods it will p you to give us your cash ami take our goods. REMEMBER You have two m< nths yet ii which to wear Summer Fabrics. CUT PRICES We desire to inform j< u tl nt \ e < any a >t< <k < f sin e Amounting to $lO (X>o, and they are all fresh from th Factorit s and we 1 ought I efore the Advance in Leather We are in shape to make Shoes Fly now and in the Fall. We can easily afl’ord to CUT PRICES on Shues and make money for ourselves and for you, because they were bought right. CUT PRICES On all lines of Goods. We claim to handle everything that you need and CUT PRICES goes through our entire Stock. P. s. “ hist received a big line of Lady’s Koller Tray Trunks. Thev ure Beauties." Come" get o n’e »,t CUT PRICES. M I W, H. 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