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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1895)
liTy L n Xi 'A\ v7 el \ V \ 4» it nM & mt ? C; I nd aches of an annoying nature, a torturous nature, a danger- Xs nature, can be quickly and surely cured with Pain-Killer. £ As no one is proof against pain, no one should be without J Pain-Killer. This good old remedy kept at hand, will save J m vch suffering and many calls on the doctor. For all sum- A complaints of grown folks or children it has stood with- J out an equal for over half a century. No time like the present x to get a bottle of I Pain-Killer: Sold •▼er.nvhere. The quantity hag been doubled but the price remains <* 1 th same 25c. Look out for worthless imitations. Buy only the genuine, X ' bearing the name-PERKY Davis A Sox. ▼ dr. HATHAWAY & CO. ' nr RELIABLE SPECIALISTS Regular Graduates in Medicine. Authorized by the State. u National Banks for Financial Reference, thousands of Cured Patients all over the United States «to our oro'fesslonlal ability. 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'' r THE HUITIER OF ROME SUNDAY OCTOBER. 27 1895 FOR WOMENFOLKS GROWING OLD- Hooked in the tell-tai. mirror, And saw the marks of care— The crow’s-feet and the wrinkles, And the gray in the dark brown hair, My wife locked o’er my shoulder; Most beautiful was she; "Thou wilt never grow old my love,” she said, •‘Ne.er grow old to me, "For age is the chilling of heart; And thine, as mine can tell, Is as young ami warm as when fl st we heard The sound of our bridal bell!’’ I turned and ki.-iedher ripe red lips: "Lettime <1 its worst on me, If in my soul, my love, my faith, I never seem old to thee 1 ” FLOWERY GARTERS. A very pretty little society dame who for years has been one ofMad ame la Mode’s most ardent leaders secures her stockings with ruches of real flowers-tiny rosebuds, vio lets or lilies-of-the-valley the little blossoms being sewn twice a day by her maid on p’ain white silk elastic ribbons. This is certainly an exquisitely fragrant and dainry dethille de toilette, but is far from economical, and nobedy but a very rich and recherche woman could afford to go in for such refinements. ' The greatest attraction of French women belonging both to the high er and to the lower classes of so ciety, is the extreme attention they ! give to the daintiness of their un f dergarments. One might say of them that, like the Japanese, they make a practice of wearing all their finest and m' st costly gar ments insi le, and these of infer’or quality of condition outside. It is well known that Japanese women wear a “kimono,” or flowing robe, underneath all the others, made of ! the most expensive and finest silk, I richly embroidered with gorge >us I blossoms ; whereas the two outer |<>nes, which complete their attire, i are of far coarser and more com mon material. In Paris you will often see a little “bourgeoise, ’ nay, evena “grieette,” trippin; across the street bareheaded tnd clothed in the simpliest of black woolen dresses, but displaying the most immaculate and dainty pet ticoats and hosiery. Quite typical nf the French ideas on this subject is the fact that in most trousseaux ordered for marriage in the French grand-monde the cost of the ling erie far exceeds that of the dresses cloaks, etc.-New York Commerci al Advertiser. When Mr c . Fogg read in the pa per that “ink can be pieserved from mold by putting a clove in the bottle,” she exclaimed with he gleam of jov which comes of newly acquired information, ‘ There now I know why David always carries cloves in his vest pccket!” Boston Transcript. PLUCKY SOCIETY WOMEN, j Fr q lent notice has appeared in the No. them papers I itelv of the ! fact that a well-known young so ciety woman, Mrs. Anna Pen lb ton Pell, is about to open a mnli nerv shop in New' Yurk. Mrs Pell, is a gracetull young matron of «me of the oldie-t families in tile North and her unf >rtumite mu riage has thrown her on li-r own r.-souree-i forth- snip r* of her self and two emidit-u. It se ins strange, all tiling 4 con sidered. that gentlewomen d » not more frequently embark in enter P’iseo; this sort. In every wav they a.c fitted f r the delicate and nrtistic purpose of beautifying their sisters, and th'if dainty, skill ul in omer of twisting a rib bod here, ti ting a feather there is 1 of en as successful as the most ex pensive vagaries of importations from the designers of übr ad. I The bonnet plays a most im portant part every se i-on. •• her be.rio tin ter h r chia She tied a young tna-i’s heart witl r is a frequent cccurrence. which is as often influenced by the whim sical prettiness of the little con sidered bit of milinery as of the charming wearer. Miss Rita Pendleton, sister of Mrs. Pell, and Miss Adeline Rob ins »n, the one-time champion tmnis player of Staten Island, both well known here, realized a golden harvest some winters back <l*4 I shades, the pattern for which Miss Robinsen brought from Paris. Every bric-a- brae shop in New Nork fluttered with their handi work, and many pretty pennies were turned to add to their store of pin-mo ney. — Was hi ng ton Times. FOR SUPEP.STITIOUS WOMEN. These may be intereeting to su perstitous women: Monday’s child is fair of face. Tuesday’s child is full of grace. Wednesday's child is born for woe. Thursday’s child has far to go. Friday’s child is loving and giv ing. Saturday’s child must work for a living. ' But the child that is born on the Sabbath day, is bonny and happy ( and wealthy and gay. . Os the month in which one is i born it is said: If a girl is born in January, she ' will be a prudent housewife, given • to melancholy, but of good temper. 1 If in February, a humane and ‘ affectionate wife and a tender ’ mother If in March, generous and impul s’ve, but apt to be headstrong. If in April, inconsistent, not very intelligent, but likely to be good-looking. If in May, handsome, amiable and likely to be happy. ’ If in June, empetuous, will mar -1 ry early and be frivclous. ’ If in July, passably handsome, ' but with a sulky temper. ’ If in August, amiable and practi- * cal and likely to marry rich. If in September,Jdiscreet, affable ’ a id much liked. If in November, liberal, kind and of a mild disposition. i If in December, well proportion ■ jed, fond of novelty and extrava- Hg-mt. ‘ El r H ER SPELLING ACCEPTABLE Sang the poet: “I’ve lout try lyre And n y taul Is in great distress But the editor wrote In a bold foot note "Thank Heaven, there’s one liar leas. —Atlanta Constitution. HOW WALL PAPER IS MADE It is veiy intere tng'ogvth ou h a wall paper factory and follow 1 the proceesses of manufacture. Tne designs are the first things ob -B‘rved. Formerly there was a s ’arcity of these, but now there is a flood, and a manufacturer must exercise much artistic taste and business ability in making selec tions. One was submitted to a Nhw England manufac urer re- C3ntly by a woman, who stated I that it was dictated by spirits. j The least that can be said of it is ! that it was not desirable. i Various designers have different 'specialities—some flowers, others architectural ideas, etc., —and of recent years archi’ects have devu t> I many of their spare mo:n-’llts ‘to orig nating wall-paper designs. A complete design consist* of three p : ec »s —ude-wail, birder and ceiling. The general wid h of patterns of the wall and ceiling, as used in t h i tra le, and manufac- ■tu el by American machinery, is 18 inch -h, and the length of the repeat in the pattern is either 11| or 15} >r 17} inches, as suggested by th * ch irac «r of th i design, the s lorter r epeats being the most satisfact >ry to the trade in gener al. I Mnnj’ of the best effects are pro. duced in papers containing only f >ur to six colors, but as many as 20 or 25 are semetimes used. Each color an l shade in a des’gn m ans u -epirate roller to the inanufac t ’rcr. ‘Nirvana, ’ said the business man’s wife, who has taken to oc cultsubjects, is a place where we see feel and hear nothing. How to , r-ach this peaceful condition is the [great question “Hih!” replied II ’he husband; “if you had been in ' business as long as I have you i would know that it’s easv.” “How ; woul I yon go about it?” , ‘l’d simp LOOK AT THIS? Rome Notion Store 24 Sheets Note Paper, at 2c 1 Paper Pins “ 1c 25 Needles, *' 1c 200 yds . Spool Cotton “2c 25 White Envelopes “ 3c 2 Bottles Ink “ 5c 8 Cakes Toilet Soap “ 5c 4 Doz. Agate Buttons “ 5c 1 Good Comb “ 8c 1 Large Horn Hair Pin “ 8c Compasses “ 1c Stove Lifters “ 5c 1 Comb Case “ 4c 4 Blade Knife “ 5c 1 Back Gammon Board “ 9c Tablets from 8c up 1 Good Scrub Brush “ 5c 1 Pointing’Trowel “ 7c 251 b Spring Balances “ 9c 1 Box Gold Paint “ 8c 1 Black Board Eraser “ 5c 6 inch Screw Driver “ 8c 12 “ Ruler “ 4c 4 “ Tawer Bolt “4c 1 Nail Gimlet “ 8c Nickel Drawer Pulls “ 4c Bronzed Harness Snaps “ 3c 1 Doz. Pegging Awls “ 6c 1 “ Slate Per.cils “ 7c Ladies, Gentlemen, and Ch : !drens Under* wear at prices to suit the times. The above are a few of the bargains offered by the ROME NOTION STSRE. WE DONT KEEP A “JUNK SHOP” 3 We dont advertse impossible v dues at still more impossible prices, we have no suit at 50c, we dont Il I'll n Ijl keep that kind. We do ke\» a first cl tss clothing | 1 Pj I \ House in which every thing is new. Our good sr; re •7] represented, the styles are the very I 1/ latest they are made by the best manufacture in > | I ttie country. The prices are the very latest con— Ji 1 f sistent wi’h honest goods. J. A. Gammon & Co. X44Z 'oiv XalcZ xaL/ 0 £jt~ /tfv's /7l“\ zTTV' /9lv\ z^r'\ /Tp\ / rf'x /7fv\ zrK‘ ZTpV /7p> z*px z“t“x z'p x A. DEMPSEY Begs to call your attention to the fact that no g ocer in the state has a finer stock of sta ple groceries, whi'e his lines of Pickles, can goads, crackersand good things are the fresh est and purest to be had. L. A. DEMPSEY At R. V. Mitchel! s Old Stand on Broad Si- P. S. Headquarters for country produce- Tjz Zt# — . ■' w . i....ugsaa, GEu TKAMMELL BERKY BBOAC eßroach & Tramm e)l Contracors & Builders, Stone Brick and’wood work. Elevating houses or floors a specialty. 5\ ill move Houses on short notice. J ADDRESS BROACH <St TRAMMFfT Playing Cards 1 Bx. Paper & Envelope?! ** 8c Memorandum Books 4c 1 Good Hand Saw “ 65c Good Hammers 9c and upwards Drawing Knives at 80e Good Spirit Levels “ 35c 1 Fire Shovel “ 4c Blacking Brushes “ 7c lack Hammers from 3c up. 1 Pair Heel Plates “ 3e 1 Paper Carpet Tacks “ 3c 1 Coffee Mill ‘ 20c Clothes Brushes 20c and up Rolling Pins at 7c 1 Gallon Oil Cans “ 15s Mens 1| Hose 5c and upwards Shirts 16c and upwards. Coffee Pots 8c and upwards’ Mens and Boys Hats 32c and up Handkerchiefs 6c and upwaida. Corsets 23c and upwards. Ladies Hose 5c and upwards. Torchou and Linen Laces 3c up Clocks 75c to -11.60 each. 4 Pint Bottles Bay Rum at lit Cologne and ufiwards. 1 Pair Side Combs txvi 5c Pocket Books from 5c up. 1 Bottle Vaseline sc.
