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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1895)
THE HUSTLER OF ROME Scconi Class Mail Matter. PHILG. BYI'D EDro X; E R DAI Li AM' SIM'A i IO cents a week, o* $5.00 per annul ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN Oi the City of Ihmi:i”d Floyd The “Banner Comity 'of Georgia And may Black beat his Tom- Tom. On next Wednesday Bia k is booked to do up Tom Wats >n over in the tenth. Cuba will be free whether the United States helps her or no. Mark that prediction. Aside from all questions of irri gation here is to be that great scheme "Dam the Etowah.” With cotton on ihe rise and corn by the million, Nor h West G-orgia is right in the swim. The cool wave that came on the wings of last nights wind, is a de light to the sweltering children of men. Macon claims near!/ 4,000 chil- * dien in her public schools. And there are others. Macon is on 'he grow ' * Ben Tillman’s determined stand against naming any county But ler is warmly applauded in New Orleans. The Hustler of Rome is for Rome, first, last an 1 all the time. Only a hypocrit preaches what he does not practice. The United States mint is the only concern in the country that can mak u money without advertis ing.—Dalton Citizen. With a Green goods man on his trail Frank Reynolds has disguis ed himself in a pair of bloomers. Franks darkest kloud base silver lineing. Tim irregular weather of this fall is doubtless due to the im proved methods of the civil service life tenure employes who naw run the Weather Bureau Things won’t boom on the At lanta Midway until alter Dr Haw thorne hascautorized its manifold nitrations in a sensational sermon. —Ringgold New South. Why should New Yorkers b<- permitted to desecrate the sabbath with the open saloon? 20 000 men m line asking, aye, demanding a Sunday bar. Oh, the shame of it. ' — The Americus Times-Recorder prints the following: "Now its hornets that have attacked a wo man in bloomers. The animal kingdom seems as unprogressive as some Atlanta ministers. ” The lion went to the scratch with Fitzs minims but the lions snare of the tight was on a parity with the lions shre in the recent b.g yacht race. You can't down al laboring man or-a yaller dog bark | on he wave. Wonder if Governor Altgeld, while speaking at Chattanooga thought of the days of ’63—how nearly a hundred thousand federal troops were engaged in that ba tie all without the consent of the Gov ernor of Tennessee. The deepest and most heart felt symp thy of the goo I people of I Rome goes out to the aching heart j ot the widowed mother whose sec— I ond born. 10 year old manly lit-I ties n, sleeps bei.ea h the dark and treacherous waters of the riv- er. i i’he latest d- ba'e on the siu ject ot "Ib-soived, that l! ]><'U mightier than the sword was sub l mitted to the arbitrament of the j latter in the arena of the Atlanta J Exposition’s bull-pen-and prov< d to be a draw. At least each of the' greaser combatants drew blood— U V BC. - W I • I'- .• d- i< M;' I ' vy: - V . a ( ...... ' . r L i j •• • t a r ' a -- . » P-- I,■ Son-. 1 ? topacc p j I ai | » t ’AM.*wc.i , .B.A. -..j.,../ j j MAGE FROM j high Grada Tokascai . A£r r . r rv ! from the other. T"t Romans remember that Rome merchants have no superiors I either in Atlanta or in Chatta nooga. Romans should buy thei goods from the honm merchant re ga rd less of the effort of Atlanta i pot metal fed sheets that, rega d | less of home cr y pride, seek to publish this city abroad as a cross ' r. ads town. Congressman John Maddox, of the Seventh district, will soon take ; the -tump for silver. Others will , follow and the old led h ills o' I Georgia will ring with, silvery mu sic. No use talking against the 1 white metal; she is b< und to win in Georgia.—Americus Times Re corder . Brunswick wants a soap factory, and wants it bad. And the fact leads the Macon News to observe that there is an elegant sufficiency of water at Brunswick.—Albany- Herald. Does Brunswick know when she has enough? Or hat Col. Good years big bar of s —hope got any thing to do with it. From appearances it seems pos sible that creditors and exhibitois at the Dixie Inter«ta'e Fair which was held in Macon last year may receive about fifty cents on the dollar for their claims. The re ceivership is about to be dismiss ed . Macon citizens should see that the debts of this company are paid in full even if the* money comes ouf of the pockets of individuals. ■‘The way of the transgressor is hard”. But then they 7 are helpless, and defenseless, and feminine, ev en though they be in our employ, we never humiliate one by adver tising her as a pauper, nor making her a public beggar. But then we have never by offering higher wages or otherwise sought to entice one away from anothers business enter prise. Ye gods, whir a chivalrous defender. The inhabitants of New York ar at preset possessed of a mania for drinking milk, and it is said that the sales of milk by the glass have reached surprisingly large figures. Indeed, the receipts of the saloon keepers of the metropolis have be gun to suffer to a considerable ex tent from the milk mania. After all, one can drink nothing more re freshing (luring the hot spell than an ice cold glass ot sweet milk . WISE AND OTHERWISE. Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together.— Geo’he. The Arkansas City- reporter asks: “Will the new woman fly?” We dont know whether she will or not but she is.—Chicago Dispatch. A hand wagon is good in its place, but you dont need to t a k e one W ien you go courting the other girl. Y >ur best girl will hear about it soon enough.—New York Record I’.i v. ask<“l Johnny, what grows in a beer garden? The h ea d, m y son, groaned Mr. Jagway, applying some more pounded ice.—Chicago Tribute. C nutiOtor —D’.d I get your fare? Passenger—l gwss so ; I did not THE HUSTuER OF FOME THURSDAY SEPTEMBE R 26 18T5 see you ring it up for the company Roxbury 7 Gazette. What is the matter, Rastas? Y >u look angry lis sub, ; I is. Dat or ’nary Col. Peppergrass done called in 1 a niggah, suh. Wel],R ast u s what are you? lis a niggah, suh, and dat is what d one mad'.' me so mil, suh. —Harpers Bazaar. Passenger—That - fellow buck (here is raising, a ■ it. row lncaii.-e 11 • lias to stand. Conductor—Y>-s he is riding on a pass. —Chici'g.) Record. The stuffed calico cuts, made of I r.nt cloth stamped with the pic ture of a tabby ami stuffed with cotton into quite a lifelike counter feit of the animal, which were a common toy with children a few years ago, have been put to a. level use lately in Lincoln Count' 7 , Me. The farmers have fastened the cal ieo ea s up among t he branches of their ftuit tre ■(. and it is said they most effectually scare away pieda :ory birds. • Although, there are constant I v arising men who claim to have dis. covered the lost art of making Da mascus st* el, a citizen of D s Moines. lowa, has succeeded in producing a metal on which no rust forms even under the most s< - i vere tests, and which will break any steel drill when forced again t it. The Burlin'-itoh Free Press sa s that samples of this cut lery exhib ited in Chicago had an edge Keen er and smoother than a steel razor. This was demonstrated by a micro scope and photography . The new metal is a combination of copper and tin and two other dements which are kepi a secret. A dagger made from it looked like polished gold. It is claimed that the new steel or hardened copper is suita ble forany kind of cutlery, from a common pock-t knife to the mint delicate surgical instrument. Murder and Suicide. St . Louis, Mo . Sept. 27.—A an early hour to-day Robert Schmidt, a clothier, discovered the dead bodies of Joseph Renisch and Celia Bowen near the Lindall rail way was entrance to lowel Grove park. The right temple of each w a s pierced by a bu'let, which a- re t How of blood. About 2 o’clock a lady living in the vicinty heard two pistol shots, but did not know who fired them. A note from the g rl was found on the dead man's body, reading: “Good bye to al! I shot myself.” It was supposed that R e n is c h shot the girl and then killed him self. Lemmons Found Guilty- Chattanooga, Tenn. , Sept. 27‘ —John Lemmons "as found guil ty of murder in ’ll” first degree here today for the kil ing of E"- gene Lynch, a Constable, last March. DU. JAOUiS 130 WeacS xth Street CINCINNATI,OHIO Han practiced medicine in Cincinnati 15 years longer than anv phys ician, giving special at tention tn Blood, Nervous and Urinary diseas Nervous Debility, Impotency, etc., resulting from youthful indiscretion, excesses in matured rears and >. i z Causes, inducing some of the oilowing svm 'ms, as dizzines-, confusion ot ideas, defective memory, aversion to society ihmorrhea, Syphilis, the later causing ulcers eruptions enlarged joints, rhcuamtism, swell ng in groins, mucous pitches in mouth, sore throat, falling hair. Consultations tree and in vited. Hours, 9a, m. to S p, ni.: Sunday 19 to 17 m M I.USTRATED TRE a r Sg, M ut FREE in a tjil id e.i.o o,u »n a.iplicitoti. State your case MAGNETIC KERViRE I* anarantond to cur- ’ ’ i Nervous Pr ostra liuv'J i'D'—tion, Fits, Ditzi ‘C-' 7 , 7 VJIi- C nose, Headache \ 'v"' r V' smJ Neuralgia nnd tn ?’■ Nt srsr somnia. - m the umi .it bi ■; V' >ridr bnroo, opiiini, i.l<-,|,0 x7 I Nv— 11,11 1,1 Jl ‘ I ii:hc 1 ‘ • ic •br’iuiinK on Qe U.2FbR.S - AH ' 1? ' v, Steeples,;- „ nesa. Mental Oe- ’ -rsion. -. .tening; • ne 8.-ain. Insanity ' sernole :. .la MAGNETIC NER ‘r'u :■ r; -i,ls li»>sps i i » it,her s.'x, rene’vs vital’*.* i cnvt/i to both tbs mnsvi’ lar und n.'Tvjus k.u ■vjes up. tho ;uilds u;» *ho f.o- h br< i.’< refresh "• p. r«'s !■■ tHii and hapinr.u>s to the > ’l’-rci. .1 nxt’i'.a t.rontrient in not in i»v ■ :1 io «ny a LijT.s, p»..- Dox; f for TVith « ■ —r: • I inorder WB ,-ri-e .. \Vr tten Cuatpatten t< ■ ■ n.- n-tuiie the ni. n.-.v. Circuits tree. Guara-i*->r« "si o t-y o-r a*«i r* i B K n s UNKIND | o y •ACES. J n natural ■ -iho cold winds Z roughens and ■ n. Many have Z re by experience K , little Z > c .ONES ( POWDER / __ before going out. It protects, softens and beaut’fles the com Z ! 7 plexfen. and then—it is invisible 9 ii if it Is rightly used. V 2 HAVE YOU OVER TRIED IT? v 7 ALL DRUGGISTS ar ’ Z 5 FANCY GOODS STORES SELL IT. 1 PIANOS From $l6O, up. Ami we hamlie the best on the market. ORGANS From s?■). up. No _ne can sell you a bet r instrument than we. Every organ gauranteed to gi e l perfect satis aciion. BICYCLES I We are head qua r eis for the bes makes of wheels. Sold on easy pay ments. (SEWING MACHINES Don’t buy a machine until you have consulted us E. E. FORBES. Seao D vis, Manager Rome Branch House. No. 5, FORD BLOCK ALLEN gEVANS WRITE FIRE INSURANCE. For Rent By ALLEN & EVANS NO. 6 THIRD AVE. 6. r. h. on Broad St. $12.50. 9. “ “ in North Rome, $12.50. 9. “ “ on E. 2nd St , sl2 00 3.“ “ “ Broad St., $8.00.. 4. “ “ near Lytles Park $5.00. 5. “ “on 4th. Ave., SB.OO. 5.“ “ “ E. First St., $12.50 3.“ “ “ MainS’., $5.00. W&ARR AND Nashville, Chattanooga & St, Louis Railway, 3Trains Daily 3 TO Chattanooaa Jashville Cincinnati Chicano ’Memphis St. Louis McKenzie Route TO ARK ANSAS AND TEXAS, j EMIGRANT E RATES. t The Atlanta Exposition will be the greatest Exhibition ever held in the United States ex cept inc the World’s Fair and the Round Trip Rates have beet, made very low, Do not fail to go and take the children, It will be a great edu cation for them. TS' F>r M ips, Folders and any desire,!lnfor mation write to J L EpMONOSON. .1 W Hicks, Trav. Paas. Agent, Trav. Pass Ag*. Chat'anwoga, Tenn Atlanta. Qa JoS. M. Bitow x, Tm, CEHahmax, Ql* a. i Atlanta <;a Druqs! * Dniqs! : :AND: : Drugists 7 * f Toilet Article: including Bru-ir'S >f <_verv d,-. ( Pe-rfumcrries Toilt So ip- A- Etc. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded We carry a hirg ■ and well assorted line of the beet pahtijs and Painters Sundries, We pride ourselves upon boh ti e quality of the goods and the retail price there « PATENT MEdICiNE.S 1 We car-y all cf them, that is to say all of *>heu» tfc* amount to anythig.lf you vant anything in this line ju ' give us a call r mem Serine that we sell none bnt. fy**t goods. LOWRY BROS New Store Norton DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Our large and well selected stock of ffaSl aad goods is arriving daily. TLt-te goods are fre.-h • mills, factories and manufactures and we e bought the markets were most favorable. You are most '’" r ■ ly invited o call and inspect. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! r ’ of L Our Shoe Department is equal the stock s »: manj shoe merchants of the state. Wo La;e t- 1 - I * l1 -’ 5 ’ thousands of dollars worth of t'e'-e goods, , * > 7»‘) ' the market was lowest and long befo.e iheiact the heavy advance in Prices Now is the time 111 - School shoes and no house in the city cau com! 1 ' the prices of. LOWRY BRO&. suff Brood St Woods 013 •
