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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1895)
FIFTH YEAR x- A very large and complete line o fnewest things out inthe Fur niture Line a combination of ele gance of pesign and beau.j * f finish, See our Suits-They havenb su periors. Our Rockers and Side 'boards are beauties. A big drive in Oak Goods. CARPETS, CARPET No house in Rome can show you so large a line, or a stock that will compare, either in qual ity or variety of pattern, to the one you can select from if you come to see us RUGS, I>UGS, RUGS. ’JUSTIN SHAPE TO STAY IN SHAPE TO LEAD ROME IN THIg LINE. COME SEE FOR YOURSELF. ■$ naw io. URNITURF. + UNDERTAKERS — — X I ••••’■’;V . ..... Xi. ' > i '"'K r . z -hljvc and let Live* ► Bls bargains ai the Bazaar See a Few of our Prices FS. 3 Soo an J & P Coats thread 10c “ good Thread 05c Good Corsets 25c Good Toilet Soap O3c Extra Heavy Hose 10c Fine Liren Tcv.c Is 08c 9, erts Pants 75c writi-g Paper p r Q 05c ine Handkercnu fs 05< GcoaShirtb 25 i 'Uu L'mbi ella 75c 7® CQ Curtains 3i ds wo th ■. -hi ig ei 7 ,e m pxip ■>■ cion <; . ■ \* .«■-> Pt u. .... '■ u' H !■ •> v ! /V r'd H ST ■ *• * * • THE HUSTLER OF ROME. ROME GEORGIA. MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 21 1895 2201 HOUSFS- Were Burned in The Alters Fire Yesterday LOSS ABOUT $400,000 Relief for the Homeless Has Been Called for and a Gen erous Response Made. How the Great Blaze Started. New Orleans, October 21.—1 n the fire which started at 2 :2O yes terday morning at Algiers, just across the river, fully two hundred and twenty houses were burned in all. The fire was confined alrhost entirely to the residence portion of he tivi, lie owners of which are people in moderate circumstances. The insurance is said to be very light and the loss is, therefore, al most total. ;ijlt is estimated that the los s is fully S4OO,<XX), nut it will be sevre al days before it can Tie accurately stated. The lire originated in an Ital ian's confectionary an 1 iruJ store, and everythin ? seems to prov* i as incendiary. So incense was the feeling against th * su peeted mu.i th it if he could n ice been found early tin .norni ,g he would h v* un Imibtedly b'-.-n lynch *I. He w.is a re-ted and brought over to N w Orleans for s ife keening. Ihe Algiers police station, the c and juii .vero burned together with s >nie of the court tec >rds of Algi >r->. The courthouse was an hi-toric on-, having been etioted a< out Ihe year 1808 and was originally a gr m i fam iy res - dmce. I’ke greater portion o f A giers at that time was mostly tl e plantation home < f the Du verges, ihe big room recently used as the third ct ’ court was the amily’e parlor. A subscription for the relief of the homeless people who number about seven hundred, has been li ieraily respon led io. The public school buildings havi been thrown open to them and in my aavt found sli Iter here. i'lioiisands wem. over from Ne >• Orleans to lay to view the ruins. Abou 6o c ock ihe ferry incline on ti • Aigi-T* side of the river gave w t y an Ipr cipitated proba bly a iiundreu persons to the gr >u id . Fortunately the river is low or the accident might have been serious. Five or six only felt inthe water and >vre'rescued. One young man had his leg brok .-. Wish ihis exception no p* son i [aars to have been i ijiired. \ 1.. OS, ( (I .11* 11 -< tOU nd o I t; t. - d '» e r. ve", i' ** to i n .io t- *>t N w Or ans, h»v ng iieu ' n; > p • a si a* ih fi t i d'-tr c and fi t’-i.'*' w ird <>n Marc 13. I*7'L i el 6 hi m jinuig is ne hi in, ' i i j *' ■ v r s-i i ih*s i, . . t ii ne '• on I tits b rir*«i. •i fit •ei *io ‘K- living •v" >■ l<*an '-v> i . 'I e fir" ooh e<l •> e i'm., <>t .. g r 1., 1 1 ■' 1 ii- i s- i - t io., o . to i '■ n .I 'm’ t e num I !r , I. O g*t rI I -t >fe , i'll ■ ,e.j—t , of Pa rm Ila' t- ■ i o-s on st"ck ui d but d gw amount t> SIS,(XX), nearly il i,i-ure<L !|p r>r<'j erty of the Southern i’o-'fi • r i r d was not injured a* ih 'ti r e did not g-t near their b nl ii; gs. .; rAL - M juLIN ER < -i- V ) if. N1 : '<• IJ Thu r s Ia y an d F rid a y Jc j.' J. and 4tn Pai t? * i i i oand S j Hi 3t . IT e voiti s in * Let i ; .?. ra : j Ji a :.v in ■/ - >:.-d t J call. K S;j 3 if.<i A. O vuA.'i A i_'. JOHNSON : WHITE Two Pooular Young Peonle Hao oily Mairied AT 2:3dfHIS AFTERNOON, Miss Nannie White, ot Vans Valley, and Mr. F. A. John son of Rome. Will Sftend Several Days Abroad. At 2 :30 this afternoon, in the parlors of the bride’s home, Miss Na nnie White of Vans Valley, and Mr. F. A. Johnson of Rome, were united in marriage. The wedding was a quiet, home affair, the happy young couple leaving at once for Silver Creek station where they took the train for Atlanta. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. L. Moon, of Cave Spring, and was beautifully impressive. The happy bride L the beautiful daughter of Mr. Alex White, of Vans Valley, and ison-i of the best known and most, deservedly popu lar young ladies that this section, noted for its peerT ss women, has ever produced. 'I he proud young husband is that every day, hustling, sparkling, gen ial hearted peerless young gentle man and business man, F. A. John son, better known as Gus Johnson, head of the big drug house of F. A. Johnson A Co. The happy young people will spend some days abroad and then return to the city and will be at home to their many friends on Fourth Avenue. -RHdDV&GO> WE HAVE BOUGHT THE STOGK -:OF:- RICHARDS& The Kinkaid Corner Will Add th er< to within ’he nex few days a very GREAT VARIETY OF Al.l. KINDS Os fine and Machine F-urnhure bought frem the leading Manufac turers who make the Markets. Right Tip To Date, In style ano finish, but at prices lower than weever thought! goods of same quality could be manufactured. In regard to selling, we want only afair and legitimate profit— you will give us a call we will convince you of what we say. We oropDse to sell very close either for cash or on the I.OTALLMENT FLAK* In our Undertaking business we will give special attentio orde "t all times keep the stock complete in every branch. Office qnrhGwp' and night. Cails promptly and carefully attended. Yours RHUDY&CO SUCCESSORS TO Richards & Lansdeft CORNER 4th AVE. & BROAD ST. PORT SUBMITS And Sends the Powers the Schem For Reform in Armenia WATCHING STUDENTS Eighteen have Been Arrested on a Charge ot Conspiracy and Have Confessed Their Guilt. The Turkish Papers. London, October 21. —The Morn ing Post will tomorrow publish a dispatch from Constantinople to the embassies of Great Britain, France and Russia the scheme adopted for the reform of the ad ministration in Armenia, The communication was accompanied by an imiierial irade, sanctioning the reforms. The dispatch adds that an offi cial communication published by the Turkish new«papeas gives the substance of the reforms that have been decided upon. WATCHING THE STUDENTS. Since affairs here have assumed a critcal phase, a close watch has been kept upon the students at tin various schools, it being known that there was a tendency among young men to agitate for revolu tionary action. Today eighteen students at the Pancaldi military school were ar rested on the charge of conspiring to restore the constitution of Nudhd. When questioned in pris on the young men confessed, giv ing all the details of the plot 1U CENTS AWEEK [ THE HEATH RMI I Mis. W. H.' Siniftsom a jewg wife and Mother. GONE TO HER REWM® Mrs Reeves, of Reeves, - ered to her Fathers, WSr Morris Ring oftheFiltPfe Ward Also’Dead. A Fatal Day- i r i Three d aths occured yestt—dtc* I l n and Around this citv. At an early hour Mr&. W_ •- . Simpso i fe of a er for one week, quietly hrwaftin-tY her last, having a broken yoting hiis! and a wee,, bfirby*' at pledge of her young life av.d*. The funeral occurred from- Sf-* First Presbyterian cnarYi uJ'JUmxi. today and w,i.s e.indue'i”? HywTH.'i Dr. Goetchius. Another sad death was st'j-x -f Mr. Morris King.who res’efed ifa K. • Fifth ward, and who Isaveo ~i\ s'-*- voted wife and two sorrowing;'lit tle sons to mourn his loss Tb.e re mains of Mr. Ring will be* sf.jpiKC to his former home, Martyjfiio Mich., thisp. m Rev. Dr. Headdcn, of the F'irrt Baptist church, was calbt *< Reeves station this he conducted the funeral ceiwvs* ; ' i of the remains of Mrs. Reevas | of the noblest of women. wii occurred at her home forenoon. The city fathers are not ma i<t« humor to make light of the i descent.
