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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1895)
ADMISSION free standing room only the kggest exposition iist home. W. H. COKER SCO 19 & 21 Broad St Money spent liereis money saved to the investor. Pants A'l Wool Si.ce icS2.cc. * m p-- rted, Pants. Elegant line, $3.50 to $7.00 See us on clothing, it means much io you. r All Styles All Prices Low. Shoe* Boots and Rubber Bought early before Advance in prices. A leader in Men’s. Calf Cong., and Bals for $2.00. Ladies Dougola Button. A leader at $ 1.25 Ail solid, 1)/’s, Misses and Childrens full line at low rices. BLUSTER OF BULL’S EVE SHOTS' i 'ay!” The man who accosted; ’i' 1 was a popular and prosperous : ■ a.-ini ss man who resides in East Pi'iaie. ‘T wish you would say to jgpr >per authorities that thi i ' m the driveway of the East 1 Koine biidge are a source of dan- 1 : and unless repaired at once, 'Me horse is going to got a leg | ‘ke and a suit for damages will I -ult. I agree with the gentle-' ;I ‘Mi and hope this will to the wise! hf sufficient. *** Ibe midway page of the Atlan- • Constitution, lik** Stantons col ons is simply "out of sight.” 1n “ Constitution is on a parity "th the greatest show 'he South ■ !IS ever produced. * * Ti • * 1 t'‘imk one of the meanest acts -hat has ever fallen under my ob lation was perpetrated yester ‘Ctoiiioon by a strange negro, on the banks of the Eto b where sympathetic people >ther ed to watch the strong num rH dive f or renja j ns o £ Vandiver. The strange ■J'owenttoa pile o f clothing! va . 1 ? 1 t 0 oneof the divers and -> hit V. tU,< '1 * u the act of stealing T,.' ' , Was arrested by officer ; h .X der^ d, ockedup. He told ana. tbat he w «s from Indi- *** C Ottoii at ft :i ~ toth V Btreet ’P ut ■nti. Ti Jthein «sses this morn aisej n L 'T* S co, t’>n crop was r wh Tg et lVLV? tßandthe '^ els nearly ... »tents per pound ' a Ul| d at i, in e panic is hro ur, belated , a> t. 11 ? good times, wa ’ is arriving. ‘j \* ■ llto ni v “lliee , “ llU;ras he Strode cght, f in . 113 morning. “All w/ P bUL if >’° U d ° • ut> « than howl 1 c „„ stand it.” Then he opened up in this wise: “I had a bale of cotton ginned at one of the city gins this i morning and sold it on the street. I took it to the warehouse andl when I found that it weighed 12 ] pounds short, why I kicked. Well sir. I rolled it out, put it bach on mv wage n and sold it to another buyer. It was weighed in at anoth er warehouse and only lost three pounds from the gin weight. Now I want you to have these ware house men have their scales put in order. ” I promised, and he made his escape. *** The Hustler of Rome has done more charity in a month, in acer tain case, than the cowadly craven who seeks to cast his slurs upon us has done, in the same case, in a life time. If you want a show down, past or present, call for it. In the mean tims confine yourself to the truth in future utterances. * * * Capt Lytle says his Poland China brood sows, just received, are the. finest porkers in this neck of the woods. “Mine too” says Mr. F. Pence. Well, now, then, you fellers want to to see my Essex, said Mr Jim Wyatt and other stock men fixing |o put in when I depart ied those coasts. A NEGRO DETECTIVE Now Languishes behind The bars. Sunday beer- Justice Walter Harris, on yes terday afternoon bound over and sent to jail Will Jones and Gus Simms, two gay young coons. The negroes were sent to jail for having let their love of Sunday b er tempt th -m into robbing the beer vault of Kay Brothers. Mr. Monroe Kay offered $25 1)0 for the arrest of the guilty partie when Will Jones proffered his ser vices. It only took a couple • f hours however for the would be ' detective to get himself and pal I arrested. THE HUSTLER OF ROME FRIDA V SEPTEMBER 27 1895 | No disappointment in quality be cause you have bought cheaper. I We stand back of all representations made Take the pains to see us for shoesit will pay you. FULL LINE- DESIRABLE SHAPES & COLORS Hats and Caps. In st.ok with Prices Down. ' Dress and Negligee Shirts UNDERWEAR Hosiei y, Gloves, Collars and Cuffs, Handker chiefs, Neck Wear, Suspenders. A full line allways in stock with prices as low as the lowest. See our Wool Underwear when yougo to buy WELL ENOUGH A Simoie Device, But a Grand Suc- cess. Mr. W. H. Edmundson has in vented an improved method of drawing water. He uses the wind less snd crank just as the old style of drawing wi h one bucket but he has two whirles and two bucket and only the same amount of rope used on one bucket, there is never more than one and winds of the rope on the windless there are 4 patent flares attached the wind less ihat holds the rope in its place and keeps it from slipping, the more weight the tighter it holds. It. does away with tho old way of pulling up the water w ■ t h the hands, dropping the dirty water in the bucket from the time it leaves the bottom till it reaches the tops and soiling the hands, ristbmd, and shirt 'routs and in cold weath. er freezing the hands, and there is no rattling of the empty bucket going down, and it obviates the danger of children getting hurt by letting the windlas orcrank loose, as one backet holds the other. Many other good things connect 'd with it, it runs so loose that it makes the drawing of water more like play than work. Mr. Edmundsons prices for putting on his patent and double glaring well, is very low and it looks to us like every body who has a well would have him fix it. NOTICE. Quite acurioity. There will be a lecture in the court housi tonight, Sept., 25 by the Rev.C. Peterson, an evangelist from the Old Coun try. Mr. Peterson is a Dane by birth and education and will before leav ing give a lect on h ; s travels around he world, sing in eight different languages and explain in English. The lecture will occur this even ing. Subject, “The Creation. ’ Respectfully, Rev. C. I'eters furavEfi’s cfcjtct. New York, Sept. 27. —Lord Dun. raven’s object in having the Valky rie HI spend the winter on this side of the Atlantic is to have her race again, and incidentally, it is said, to silence those of his critics who have asserted that h e w a s afraid to have his yacht meet the Defender again. The fact that the Valkyrie is to race here next year, if opportunity offers, was made public here today by H. Maitland Kersey, who has acted as Lord Dunraven’s spokes man. “There has been a grea* deal of talk about special races between the two vessels,” he said, and if anybody wants Valkyrie to race she will be on hand. If Defender goes to the Mediterranean, Valky rie will go there also.” NOTICE TO GRAND JURORS It is ordered that the Grand Jury of the July term 1895 ot Floyd County Superior Court heretofore adjourned do re-convene for the further discharge of such duties and business as may be brought before it, and it is ordered tha> each Member of such Grand Jury do a I tend at the Court House in Rome, Ga ~ < n October 2nd, 1895, at 10 o'clock a. m. for such pur pose. It is further ordered that the Clerk of said Superior Court do mail to each Grand Juror aforesaid a writtan notice of the order. This September 25th, 1895. \V. T. Turnbull, J. L C. R. C. Georgia, Floyd County. A true copy of the original now on file in my office. This Septem ber 27th, 1895. Wm. E. 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