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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1895)
THE HUSTLER OF ROME Second. Cl»m Mail Matter. PHIL G. BYRD- ed,t %V n n ag E r Da HA ami Sunday 0 jents a week, or $5.00 per annul ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN 01 theCilyof Rom®. and Floyd The "Banner Connty ’of Geoigia Cotton, like the price, will soon be *‘gone up. ” If Christians are to be protected why not turn China over to Japan? Whether he will or whether he wont, whether he dont, its all New to Harrison. The Populist refuse to distin guish between purged and perjured list. —Augusta Hera'd. Jersey Central has earned $653.- on stock in six months.-There are no mosquitoes on that. Morgan <fe Co., in London, say that they expect no more gold to be exported from America. And now the cricke'ers of as glow a place as Philadelphia have defeated a picked team from John Bull’s toad st 01. Georgia ha- no corn to burn for fuel, but the wildcat s t’i 11 s are keeping up the firewater business. •—Brunswick Times While we capture piize after prize from the English, the B itish peers cont'nue to sail away with the American heiresses. Bloomers are the rage in Paris. The women are overdoing it, and the authorities are puzzled how to stop the nuisance.—Letter Bloom. The Minneapolis policeman who «ent a girl to prison for riding in bloomers may repent some day when he finds a new woman wield ing his club. —Macon Telegraph. Li Hung Cheng has been em powered ’o negotiate a commercial treaty with Japan. He has met the enemy —Old Li s cheek may be “double leaded” before he suc ceeds. Mtrlboro is “land poor” and al most a “castle owning begaar”— but a little thing like that is not to be considered by the Vanderbilts who are “stuck” on the “ancestral ball” idea. The grave announcement is made that “the King of Spain is already 7 old enough to roll his own cigarette ” There will be import duty on his Havana cigars Mark that prediction Col. Goodyear is now engaged trying to blow the bottom out of Ft < 1 I z v ii I V I ft/ ii Opmwyll Hood’s is Good It Makes Pure Blood Scrofula Thoroughly Eradicated. **C- I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Maas.: -:*. h with pleasure that I give you the details •f our little May's sickness and her return to health by the use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. She was taken down with Fever and a Bad Cough. Following tills a sore came ou her right side be tween the two lower ribs. In a short ti»e an- Ik ® tllcr broke 011 tlle ,cft si:!e - She would take Illi.. •ta'liS of sore mouth and when we had succeed ed in overcoming this she would s:.b -r Wli at. of high fever and expel bloodv looking piton. H< r head \\ s affected u:.d matter h ’ r ■ aim. . . .w Cures e and all treatment failed to give he» telief until v.e began to use Hoods Sarsaparilla, After she had taken one-halt bottle v e could see that she was better. We continued until she baa taken three bottles. Now she looks Hk« Th© Bloom of Health and Is fat as a pig. We fei I grate ,'ul.and cannot any too much in favor of Hood's Sarsaparilla." Mks. A. M. AiAhs, Inn:;.a, Tennessee. Heed’s Fills Aft easily, yet promptly ♦fiioieuUy. ou the hvw mid bowels. 2ea. the Atlantic Ocean, so the govern ment engineers can’t touch it. This seems to be the only wav that he can convince them.—Brunswick Times. Krupp, the canon king, has set aside 1,OCX),000 marks as a fund for the benefit of his employes. In ad dition to this he gave on Sedan day 100 marks to each of the 1,620 veterans of the war of 1870 work > ing f<»r him. The Empress of Germany fully ' shares the military enthusiasm of her husband, and was demonstra ted at the close of the manceuvers a Stettin recently, when she ap peared as colonel of “the Cuirassi ers of Queen Louise.” P. F. Collier’s new semi month ' ly is to be called the International Magazine. It was his purpose to name it the Twentieth Cen’ury Magazine, but in deference to a courteous protest from the mana gers of the Century M igaz ne Mr. Collier has changed the title. Longstreet as he appears to lav is aj tall man, somewhat bent v it . stoop shoulders, lustreless eyes halting step and scant white hair. He dresses in loose fitting black clothes, with no trace of color about him, and he looks not unlike a country preacher. —New Y o r k World. In England the champion strong worn nis Mlle. Athleta, a good looking, wel;-formed, muscular specimen of womanhood,who has thrown down the gantlet to Amer ica's champion strong women, Minerva, Flossie Le Blanche and Yucca. Athelta stands 5 feet 7 inches in height and weighs 150 pounds, and her bust measure ment is 42 inches. The Cuban situation is growing decidedly interesting. It is evident that the insurrectionists are gain ing ground quite e;eadity, and there is ground for believing that their cause will before long attain the standing of a successful revo lution. Uncle Sam should recog nize the patriots as beligerents and thus put them on the high seas with thsir piratical crafts. Fancy’ the Spanish merchant marine! The homes of few of the world’s great men have been carefully pre served as Goethe’s at Weimar. Nothing has been disturbed, and in his sleeping room, where he died, the same spread covers the bed, and his drinking, sponge and wash basin are in the same positon in which he left them. The old man who once in the poet 's lifetime re pair’d his couch still visits it peri odically to see if it needs atteniioL . A distinct feature of the crowd attending fires in the metropolis these days in ihe wheelmen. It was observed tha when the fire engines hose carts and ladder trucks began to race in toward a fire at Sixty' til st street, near Second avenue one day last week, the wheelmen and wheelwomen who were taking spins along Madison avenue an • adja cent streets turned and followed the firemen, distancing them often in the race.—New York Sun. It was the late Daguerreotypes Heysler, of Chicago, who inspired Longfellow to write “Hiawatha. ” Mr. Heiser was one of the most eminent of his professi n, and in 1851 the London World’s Fair awarded him the prize metal f* r daguerreotypes. One of the m, a picture of the Falls of Minnehaha, came into the poet’s possession and furnished immediate inspira tion for the poem. In testimony of his debt to Mr. Helsur, Longfellow sen’ him a bound volume of his p ems with his signature and com j pliinents <>n the fly leaf. PHUNNV GRAFTS. ” There go"e young Van Doodle over there. Did you hear that he I tried to blow out h : s brains when ! the heiress refused him?’' “No: did i he succeed? ’ “They don’t know ” —Brook vn Life. If bloomers were pretty they’ I THE HUSTLER OF ROME WECN-SPAY OCTOBER 2 1895 'DUKE 1 Cigarettes raft HI^IGARETTESIj 1 -) gDSpr Wjbu.e So\is ! tobacco co.-. / Ks IKsjy oiirhTm.'o.*‘us a, MADE FROM high Grada Tobacco APSOI. f.'TCLY r’lffg I k i would be popular, and that is the ! long and the short of the story.— Detroit Journal. We imitate only what we believe and admire. - Willmott. Bought and sold.—“lt is said that Mrs. De Riche bought her husband.” “Yes. I heard that De Riche had been sold.— Detroit Free Press. Letting Him Finish.—Cl >thier— “Were you pleased with the over- Icoat which I sold you?’' Customer I —“Oh, ye» ; all my boys have worn it.” Clothier —“Well think of that!” Cu-tomer —“Every time af ter a rain the next smaller one had to take >t.” —Fliegende Blaetter. An Irish newspaper once s*.id, in announcingjan accident: “Our fel lowtownsman, Mr Hooligan, fell out of the second story window yesterday and broke his neck and Buffered internal injuries. Hi s friends will be glad to know that ihe latter are not serious.” —Har- per's Bazar. Its Mother:—Oh, John. John! What shall we do? Baby has swal lowed its rattle.” I’s Father: —“Do nothing. Now he’ll always have it with him, and we don’t have to be forever looking for it wh e n he c rifß ” —Town and Country Jour nal. Bilby—l« it true that they have prohibited gambling at your ho tel . Dax—Yes ; but they still give us a chance now and then to tackle a steak. WISE AND OTHERWISE Bloodshot Bill (shaking his fist in tourist’s face) —Thar, you white livi r d tenderfoot?JJ What does that look like? Tourist (calmly) —Looks like you had been out of , soap for a long time. —New York ’ World. ♦ Yeast—l expect to liv* to see the day when the bicycle will take the place of the horse entirely. Crim sonbeak -Well. ‘ don't They'll never > e able to make ‘rankfurter sausages out o. he bicycle.— Yonkers Statesman. “There’s one good thing about the melancholy’ days of autumn.” says Sneersby. “What's that?'' “When a mui gets a plain, ordina ry cold he can’t go about calling i’ ‘hay’ fever.’ ” —Washington Star. “I wish to ask your permission ' to pay my addresses to your daugh ter,” said the o d-fashioned young man. “All right,” said the old gentleman, “if lean get her per mission tn give you my permis sion. go ahead. ” —lndianapolis Journal. Justice—What plea do you make to the < h irge «f running this man down? Wheelman—Purely acci dental, your Honor. Justice—And the evidence? Wheelman Look how thin he is; could any ameteur cyclist hit him the first time?— Chicago Record. “What shocking customs the Pilgrim F athers had,” remarked I the very modern girl. “Their in tn | ners were very’ austere.” “Yes, but they seemed to have no sens ■ of propriety in dr -ss. I have- just been locking at pictures' of them iin a. history. It seems almost in | credible, but. in those davs the num wore the bloomers! —Exchange. “The fate editor’s wife is some thing of a humorist. ” “Indeed?” “Yes; took a line from his original salutatory and placed it on his tombstone.” “What was it?” “We are here to stay,’—Atlanta Con-| etitution. 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 I 8.“ “ “ Broad St., $8.00.. 4. “ “ near Lytles Park $5.00. I 5. ““ on 4th. Ave., SB.OO. ■ 5.“ “ “ E. First St., $12.50 i 3.“ “ “ Main St., $5.00. | PIANOS From $l6O, up. And we handle the best on the market. ORGANS From!!2s. up. No .ne can sell you a better instrument than we. Every organ gauranteed to give perfect satis’act ion. BICYCLES i We are head quar ers for the bee j makes of wheels. Sold on easy pay- I ments. SEWING MACHINES Don’t buy a machine until you have consulted us E. E. FORBES. Sea’o Davis, Manager Rome Branch House. No. 5, FORD BLOCK !■.'t- 1 1 W&ARR AND Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway. Daily 3 i ///////////////// i TO Chattanooga Nashville Cincinnati Chicago Memnhis St. Louis McKenzie Route ITO ARKANSAS AND TEXAS. T7M GRAN T E RATES. I I The Atlanta Exposition will be the greatest Exhibition ever ht-ld in the United States ex cep iuu the World’s Fair and the Round Trip Ra .es have beet, ivai'e very low. Do not tail to go and take the children. It will be a great edn carion for 'hem, ■ I P F>r M p’, Folders and an> tit sin < infor ! mation write to | J L FpX ’Xdson. J W Hicks, Ti av. Pass. Agent, Trav. Pass Agt, ( hat’anwoga, Tenn Atlanta.-Qa JoS. M Brows, Tm, CEHahmax, GP a Atlanta oa tWhat Nerve Berries have done for others will do < As! IST DAT. VIGOR \ OF I&TH DAY. JX |«L Rfl E M Ou/cJ/y and Permanently Restored, boib. day. A positive cure for all Weaknesses. Nervousness, i Debility, and all tbeir train of evils resultinß Iron, early errors and later excesses: the result overwork, aieknetui, worry, etc. Develops K.ves tone and strenirtb to the texual or tranv. Slops iiniialiiral losse* or nkifhtly riui-slons caused by youthful errors or ex ecs; v. use of tobacco, opium and Ih.uor, i which lead to consumption and insanity, i Their us? shows immediate improvement. A wept I no imitation Insist upon having the genuine i Nerve Berries, ; pocket. Price. SI.OJ per box. six boxes, or,” full treatment, j.i.1111. <«is irantccil to curcati.s <-ase. If not kept by yo ,r drugKist we will send them by mail, upon receipt of price, in plain wrap per Pamphlet free. Address all mail orders tc AMIIKICAX MEniCAk. CO.. < iueiiina.li. O For Sale by J T Crouch &. Co. Drugs! « DrugS! : :AND: : Drugists-f 1 ■?* Sundries. Toilet Article : mcluding Brushes of every description Perf«merries Toilt Soaps A Etc. I Prescriptions Carefully Compounded We carry’a larg and well assorted line of the best paint* and Painters Sundries. We pride ourselves upon Ge quality of the goods and the retail price there <>£ i PATENT MEdICINE.S We carry all cf them, that is to aay all of them tbit amount to anythig.lf you want anything in this line juA give us a call remembering that we sell no*»e but f<vafs goods. * LOWRY BROS New Store Nort-ou Corner- DRY GOODS AND NOTION Our large and well selected stock of fall and winter goods is arriving daily. These goods are 'fresh froen be. mills, factories anil manufactures and wee bought the markets were most favorable. You are most cordial ly invited :o call and inspect. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! Our Shoe Department is equal the stock s <»l many <’ J shoe merchants of the state. We have tiiu isadids thousands of dollars worth of these goo J ‘\ l-ciiight wli< R the market was lowest and long before ihe factories truO the heavy advance in Prices Now is the time to School shoes and no house in the city can compete the prices of. LOWRY BROS 503 Broad St. Woods Old Stau'i-
