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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1895)
ADMISSION FREE STIHDW BOOM W® THE BIGGEST EXPOSITION ITT W. H. COKER &C 0 ' 19 And 21 Broad St., ROME GA. AJToney s;peiiL> liereis money saved to the investor. Pants A 1 Wool I I r t» 1.25 to $ 3.C0. reported, Pants. El gant line, $3.50 to $7.00 ( See us on clothing, it means much to you. r | All Styles All Prices Low. ' Shoes Boots and Rubber: GOODS- ; Bought early before Advance in prices. •A’ leader in Men’s. Calf Cong., and Bals for $2.00. i Dadies Dougola Button. A leader at $ 1.25 All 'solid, JEtasy’s, Misses and Childrens full line at low r ices.. J .y:- 1 _ ——: — CT n pin r> h | 4. jyj UHII VUL.UIfiI9- I tG»ssnce--Through Perhaps 1 A ’ rtifcece is a Passenger you 1 Know. < . ’ j] , • • *iPeck's Bad Boy” tonight. , 1 ■ Bad Boy” tonight. f ' . Peck’s Bad Boy” tonight. ~‘J*«dk’s Bad Boy” tonight. ‘ "Peck’s Bad Boy” tonight. *•*! edk’s Bad Boy” tonight. ■ ' TYck’s Bad Boy” tonight. 1 1 “Teak’s Bad Boy” tonight. • “P’erk’s Bad Boy” tonight. H i ‘ •‘feck’s Bad Boy” tonight. i speaking, only a '•■’snail lot.of cotton was marketed 1 thie city today. Meod’e Pills cures all liver ill “mountain schooners” ladan with app’es, chos*nuts and •*> ciage have invaded Rome’s mar i*#.. lad ay, |1 Yivery lady in Rome is invited ' -sall'at our office wi'.h MeDon- *kd-f»parks-Stewart-Co. and ve trive a Periodical Book free of [;!'»■ ok-xrge. Bl Advertising Journal Co. •' ; Hi ’lr Gus Young, of Young’s Ga., nt the day in the city, ■ just received e a new line of the vjry lates and most elegant ri sal presents, at J. K WiUiamson’s Jewel ry Store, ■caster Herbert, son of Mayor l|L *> <1 Mrs. Rawlins of North Rome. quite ill, threatened with pm.u- X.—. Y\ . P. George, one of Mel •suna’g leading planters, spent t»day -i.ll the c? ty. Mr. John Perkins, after an ex &e<aßtd 'visit to Roanoke and other ■ points in .the “Old Dominion” has stwr joed to the city. Quite a number of Romans will I go down to the Gate City tomor . row and Wednesday to attend the 1 Exposition during the days that 1 Grover is doing the great show. I Dr. Nixon, of Nannie, one of i Floyd's representatives in the next : legislature, came in today and (spent the day m the city. Bank examiner Be’rgwyn arrived in the city this morning on official business making his regular tour < f the State. Mr. Willis Tate, of Everetts Springs, spent the day in the city. Mr. Tate says that ice formed in the open in his section last night. Tax Collector John Black con tinues to improvesteadily, thought !at present he is suffering from an 1 attact of “newralgia” in the face. 1 Hon. John Reece, Hon, R. T. I Fouche and Hon. Moses Wright, - | Floyd’s “big three,” will go down 'i to Atlanta this afternoon or to | 1 morrow and answer “Here,” to the .(long roll when the legislature as s mbles on Wednesday. I Hood'.- Pills become the fr.v< rit i cathartic with every one who tries ’. 1 them . 25/. Bailiff E. L. Pollock was in th ;iy ;oday. Mr. Pollock shows the elf cts of the suffering caused by the wound he received from a j drm ken rough,some time ago. He r is not well yet—not by a long' , If n. Terrell Speed, Northeast , (Georgia’s “coon skin statesman” spent the day in the city. Terrell’s j twin brother died young and Ter ' rell has grieved ever since. Mr. Johnny Towns, the popular j head-salesman at Mr. Lewis Demp . jsey’s Broad street grocery store, ! made a fatal mistake on Saturday I night when he sold Sexton P. I). Roser a box of stove polish in the ; piace of shoe blacking. That’s why (the sexton’s eyes, instead of his • shoes, had the “shine” Sunday ’ moruing. i HE HUSTLE < OF R'JviE MONDAY OCTOBER 21 1 SVS No disappointment in quality be cause you have bought cheaper.l We stand oack of all representations made / ■<!> - . ... Take the pains to see us for shoes it will pay i * I you. FULL LINE DESIRABLE SHAPES & COLORS Hats and Caps. In stock with Prices Down. Dress andNeolloee 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 you go to buy cm n liuit ■ Fabulous Amount of Treasure S?id Tn be Hidueib Colon, Colombia, Oct. 21.—An-j other expedition is preparing to hunt fabulous amounts of gold believed to have been deposited by Indians somewhere in Antio quia. The telegram thinks there is enough hidden treasure to pay Colombia’s foreign debt and to promote the scheme of a railroad from the Colombian States to Chili. M. A. NEVIN & SON MANAGERS 1 ■ Monday Evening OCTOBER 21. ’ Nothing Old but- the Name Everybody’s Favorite Funny Show PECK’S BAD BOY- §o§ After Sunner so and see it. This year better than ever. New Specialties. Fenny Comedians. Graceful Dancers. Pretty Girls. AS ElTß>.o!Dlfflf SINGING COMPANY! SUCCESS BREEDS IMITATORS This is the orginal version. Reserv-1 ed Seats on sale at RALPH DILLE & CO Usual Prices. *1 he Athens Sunday News take the dilapidated liuen off the shrub linwTij on ' 11 ,i nn xilifw Ululux huLUu Thursday Night October 24th The Biggest hit of the Season. THE POPULAR COM M E DIENNE MISS KATIE PUTNAM Aided by the funny Irish Come dian ® HERBERT CAWTHORN Jfe® Aho p'U A 1J GREAT ■ COMPANY In an elaborate sceeic pro duction of C. 1., Dozens Latest Plans. LOTS OF SCENERY Usual prices. Seats on sale un der the op“ra house. mimßAjoosß Saturday Evening October 26th | YOU ALL KNOW HIM CHARLES l„ DAVIS Presenting a play that has made all America Laugh . ALVIN JOSLIN* 18th year and FAREWELL PERFORMANCE 180 Laughs in 180 Minutes. / Won in the last act *IOO,OOO, 000 j w.„ L , VIN JOSLIN Collection of ( j' 1 11* 1 be on exhibi- Diamonds bltl0 “ a * Johnson / Jewelry Co., da> of S Performance. IVJLc >!•<•? v<ilno for your Do 11 a r wh e n sp ent here than elsewhere Iff wilir yy W Jr wh • the Aimer Side WY.lliw doesnot breakdown s >I,OO /WlllwUT earners Celebra on the » Wvk 333 Corset $ 1 .00 Wr Large line ? 75c n 50c, and n kiil and dtyies, 5 25c. pat “ 4t Large Assortment FurnishersJewelry,Cheap but good Beautiful Line Crepons and Black Dress goods. Magnificent line of staples. Come and see usfor Bargains W H. COKER A CO. ♦ I r DV i LZetf h you coming to the EXPOSITION ? I’ go, stop at the Leading H 0 cel, where aeco nmodations are to he had. for 1,000 guests pe .day. The only first-class Hotel in t.lm City charging ONLY $2.00 per ‘ day. THE VICWOBIA HOTEL J. W. GOLUCKE, Manager. Nos. 30‘32'34 South Pryo J Street, Half Block from Car Shed ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Burglar J’luof Saf ■ for Valuables. Cars Priss the Door Every Five ( Dinutes for Expiation Grounds. Everything First-class. The Best Beds in the City. The Best Table in the City. 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