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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1895)
McDonald - Sparks - Stewart - Company, l * WE ARE STILL THE BIGGEST THING IN ROME FURNITIJBE.CARPITS, RUGS MATTING Lace and Chenille Curtains, Shades,Stoves Ranges, Etc. I n NTICIPATING a big trade at ho ne and a ri>e in prices at the actorie-’, we vent into market early and made large purchases for cash. Our selections would do ered : t to M city oi 5').000 inhabitants. We invite you to call and see our grand collections. Rome has never been favored wit > such an exhibition of beautiful household wares “SEEING IS EEUIEATIISrCa--” Knowing the abo eto be true, we want every h majkeepjr in Rome aid v.cinity to ca'l and ‘‘see” our Mann »th Furniture n 1 ot-pet Fm > >•'1011. Our prices are small. If they w ie not we could not continue to do the largest bu-iness in Rome. Few firms in the South bn v as cheaply as we do--none buy cnenper. Our lai go capital and long experience in i Furniture and Carpet Business places u- at th • front as buyers and sellers. Our elf >rts this fill to pla?e before our nWons Unpr •.•r* I3tr ; .is have b -eu successful beyond our most sanguine expectations. We congratulate ourse ves. Our storerooms are crowded with artistic designs in all kinds of Fnr 1 cure. N T o w . d-painting ca convey a touch ofbeau outline, their purity of design. They all come from the greatest factories in the world, Well made and a constant d • d._,:’.’ to th foitu’ia’e purchaser. Hardley a home in North Georgia but can truly say they have b.en made happier by some article of pr*' • furniture purchased es us. We propose this* ta Ito or. >g ureter happiness to a greater nu mb er oj s mes than eve r. Come and see us. C’ome an I see us. For “ Seeing is b iieving,” and we want you to believe th it ‘‘We are the People” and “THE BIGGEST THING IN ROME.” McDonald - sparks - stewart company 1,3 and 5 Third Avenue and 304 Broad Street. LCTRIC CAR COLUMN' l Glance-Through Perhaps there is a Passenger>ou Know. -—e C<>l. I. L. Brock, of the Chero-I kd? Sentinel, oi Centre, Ala., spent the day in the city. , Handsome Ben Watte spent the day in the Hill City circulatin' among his host of friend*. Tax Collector John Black, who is confined to his home with sick ness, is reported slowly but steadi ly improving. ’A ANTED Orders for Rubber Stamps—Also lor Repairing Or gans. Address or Apply J. B. Trawick, Over Smith's Book Store Miss Julia Bayard, after spend ing he summer in the Wes cm part of N w York S at< h is arrived home, to the delight, of her many frie ids and admirers in this city. Waters cigars are not only R one made but are the very best in the market, ther- fore ask your dealer for a Rome smoke and take none other. Adjourned term Superior Court convenes on Monday The Grand Jury will assemble, as per tl e C art’s order on Oct. 2nd. B kRBCCUERS, AtTENTI <> :}o ■finest fat lamb or Mutton call on or address, A. Rawlins or E. M. J ohnston, North Ron e S md your order for fine Grapes, Colifornia Peaches, Pears and Cel er\* to Lloyd’s Fair to-in or r o w, 1 sure. We won’t have any BALL this • I season. What it costs to pay the fiddler we have d ducted from tho pric» of our $7/0 sui s. W. JI Coker & Co. i J New goods to a live to-morrow (Saturday) at noon at Lloyd's Fair : Califronia Peaches, Pears. l Deleware, Grapes. Celery, fresh Crackers, Wafers an I Cr ea m 1 Cheese all to be sold ata low price 1). Wicker, of near Little Row, spent the day in the Hill City. Capt. J. B. Haralson, of At lanta , is in the city, a guest of the Armstrong. Rhudy A Co., rec ived a car load of handsome b droom suits i today and Mr. Wink Lansdell hereby invites you to call and se cure a bran new * entity and bar gain. ' Mr. S. W. Jones a prominent citizen of Knoxville, is in Rome 1 to lav. - i Warters Rome made cigars are I the best on the market and then ' ! they are Rome r. a ■ too. Mrs. Noble E. Pease, a charm ing lady of Rome, has been the guebt of her cousin, Mr*. Will M . Cleveland, at the Booz House. — C< d irtown Standard. Messis L. I). Wi son and Chas. G. Beck, of Atl nta, came up this morning and spent the day m tl e Hill ity. ATTE N TION R AINBOW. Attend call meeting Friday Sept , 2 7th. 7: 30 p. ni. I G. H. Rawlins A. M. Word ■ Sec’ty. Pres, i Wanted. Young married man of 23,m0ral and settled, wants situa- : (ion as clerk, or will work at any thing to earn an honest livingfor self and f amily,Address,“Worker” < are Hustler of Rome. Dr. Marshall, who for many ' mon hs has been the genial boni ‘ face of the Armstrong, will leave on or about the first of October. Dr. 'Marshall will resume the p actice jof Medicine at Cleveland, Ohio. His interesting family will accom pany him to his new home . Dr. ( Ala sln.ll and family have made : many warm friends in this ci y , who regret this changever so : much. Dr. A. B. Cooke and wife and Miss"* Effie and Annie Cook", o Tmmi isville, Ga., are visiting May or J. D and Mrs. Moor", at 6t»4 Ave. A. THE OF ROME FRIDA'/ SEPTFMRER.27 1895 Rev. T. F. Pierce will preach at the First Methodist church tomor row, Saturday, at 11 o’clock. Let all attead. Gus. Johnson’s brush d i s p lay shows that he is thoroughly equip ped for any emergency. In. peace or war or on the ball-head of his countryman he is ever ready to brush. Mr.D. W. Gurry the popular wholesale and retail druggist spent yesterday in Atlanta attending a druggist convention, He return • ed to the city last night. CO’JT.’l ROME DOTS. Miss Leila Smith wh > has been spending the su n >i 'r in Rome, has returned F> h r home inTren ton, Ga. This elm <i <g voting lady has ma.’" many triends and ad mirers during her s ay here, who regret very much to see her de part. Mr. Nat F Wright, left thi morning on a fishing trip down in A'a. Will return n> xt week A protraeteb meeting will begin ' at South Rome Methodist church ■ Sunday Elder Pierce will preach ' Saturday and Sunday all are in vited to attend. I Mrs S. J. Wright will leave in a few days, ’ » visit her daughter Mrs Chas S. Wright. < f Atlanta. She will be joined there by her son ! Chas . S. Wright of the “Chicago nftr Ocean. Chicago. 111., Mbs Fanny Palmer, after a pleas ant visi to her sister, Mrs. McKin sey has returned to her home in Pitdmont, Ala. The friends of Mrs. W. d. Moss, are glad to learn that she is much improved. J. W .W. ~ NOTICE. - The lady who took th" parasol rom the car at the e;i lof tin lin n the 4th Ward, on the evening of the ISth, inst. is known. If sue will return it to (18 Av". A i (fill ing more wil 1 I" said. Otherwise she wid be reported ai.d prosecu ted. {NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF FLOYD COUNTY All teachers who have not sign ed the Annual Vouchers for the year 1894, and sent in their Third Quarterly Report for the year 1895 will be required to appear in per son and sign said vouchers; and bring or send said reports between now and the Ist day of Oct. 1595 don’t fail to comply with this or j der —I will be in the office from . now until that >ime. W. M. Bridges, C. S. 'J. Rome, Ga., Sept. 23rd 1895 to I Oct. Ist ’95 | ■ I M. A. NEVIN & SON MANAGERS 3 NIGHTS ONLY. 3 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. —OCT. 1, 2a nd 3. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT. | OF MR. H. H- RAGAN AND HIE — ♦••CELEBRATED*** ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. High'y Endorsed by the Press and Pulpit. TUESDAY EVE. ‘‘Foot Prints in U ashington’’ WEDNESDAY EVE. “Par s the Magnificent.” THURSDAY EVE. “The American Alps.” Season Tickets $ 1 .50 ! ■ <lnly $2 00 Rome to Atlanta and return by the Southern Railway. Tickets on sale every day. (.Ibod c i return 5 days from date of sal". ('. A. Benescofe, T. C Smith P. Agt. T P. Agt. noxville, Tenn. Rente, Ga. M Gai? mon, President. O. H. McWilliams, Vice-Presidfetfl H. L. M.iddlebrook>‘, Cashier. MERCHANTS NATION AL BANK Accounts of firms, coporations and individuals solicited on terms consistent witu legitimate banking, DIRECTORS. W. M. GAMMON O. H. MCWILLIAMS. R. A. DENNY, V ?. S(M ’l > N, HUGH T. INNMAN, 11. L. MIDDLEBROOKS' R. J. RAGAN. . t oe b. patton. President. cit /t i r/'.'<> 6 Established IL .-•• it (( [tie c < £2 HIM 8188 MOI 111 Bums. CWiB Manufacturers and Deirlers in— — Sash, Door" c.z’d Blinds Flooring, Ceiling. Rough and Dressed Lumber. GENERAL CONTRACTORS. Contracts for Bui ding anywhere in the Sout TELEPHONE 41. ories2oßailroad St. A Opposite Court House Jai? BIG PROFITSsmaIi Investments lie >irninx proupe riety will mike many rich, but nowhere can they make »<> k hort time as by successful speculation in Grain, Provisions ai l Stock. (pAii qq R EACH DOLLAP.. INVI STED I,m Sytematic Plan ot Speculate i ciliated by ue. aII successful speculators operate on a regul:" "tctr. ( nited SO 11 " It is a well-known fact tlat tlieie are thousand soi met.", a i jaC* '• erv year ran)?* e ho, by the systematic trading through Chicago broke.s niahe 'a , '' l ' , ’ dollars, ®P ' liom a few th< usa. d dollars for the wan who invests a hundreu or two bum 1 sub.ooo to SWO.OTOor more bj those Who in- e*t a lew thousand, s t»all i nvet It is also a fact that those who make the largest profits from coni (' al,ltl '{ i"' ~ brokers * tnents on this plan are ] < rsoits vho livs away from Chicago arid invest tin f 1 thoroughly understand systematic trading vers |„,tli s'de*' Our plan does not risk the whole amount invested on any t rade, b’tt s o pnoO)l „ n siy < D that whether the market rises or falls it brings a steady profit that pbe* "I 1 short time. sl! d o' 1 ’ WRITE FOR CONVINCING PROOFS, also our Manual on sttceessftd x) ;a! , »>. b Daily Market Report, full of moneymaking pointers. ALL FREE- Our >at |IJ trading fully. Highest references in regard to our standing ai.d nucess. For furthe imforniation address . THOM AS & CO., Bankers and Bio ' 1 , 241 -242 Rialto Building. Chicff
