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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1895)
THE ATIfNTA EXPOSITION WILL BE HELD Salt i3j!’D.C. Slit, '95 Ou gi*’)'* 1 I <1 hv rille pi’ over which S.i‘riinin tiiiuw hi first shell into Atlanta 31 yearn ago, the Exposi'">ti i-i '•>«’ taking shape. Theexcdivai futilities • the great Queen and Greecei ROUTE And its connection to Atlanta, to gether with low railway rates, will enable the people to make a de lightful trip at but small expense. The Queen and Crescent runs superb vestibuled trains wi h through sleepers direc* to Chat tanooga and Birmingham, where close connection is made for At lanta. Special low reduced rates to the Hxposi ion. Ask your Queen and Crescent agent for something about it in detail, or write to A, J. LYTLE, 0. L.’MITCHELL, Chatt. Tenn. Br’h. Ala. F >.- free Infor nation ana prime . matter w. c. RINEARSON - Cincinnati CHEAP RATES. VIA w.& A. R. R - To Atiantaand re- C 2. turn, .k’sonsale, dally, limited 5 Days. To At'antaand re ZH turn. Tickets on sa’e daily, Limit ted 1 5 Days To Atlanta and Co 00 return. Tk’s on 'P’ ,,uu, sale daily, Limit ed Jan. 7 To Chattanooga Cl RH and return. Tk’s v ,ou on sale Sept 16- 17- 1 8- 1 9 Limit ed Oct. 1 3 ’95. To Cartersville nnn and return.Tk’s 9Ut» onsa’eSeot. 18 to 25 Limited Sept. 26’95. All Trains' Vie. Western & At lantic R. R., Arrive at and depart from Rome R. R. Depot, fcbt of Broad, St. For other information call on < i write to C. K. AYER, Ticket Agent., Rome Ca "winter excursions BY THE SOUTHERN R R CO. TO ALL WINTER RE SORT IN SC. CA. FLA & IXAS Round trip Tickets will’ be on sale daily commencing Nov. 1 t Limited to May Bist '96 for re turn. For full particulars write to or call on C. A. Benscoter, Knoxville. Tenn. A. G. P. A., T. (!. .Smith P. T. A. ome Ga . J. M. Culp Traffic Mnager Washing on I). C W. A. Turk, Washington D. » . . P. A. Application for Homestead. GEORGIA FLOYD COl'N IV: Bawue) Hollins, co’, hae applied for exenip tion of personalty and s?ttinu apa’t and vahi i [ tion of horn'Stead, and 1 will pas* upon Hi me at 10 o’clock a. m. <m the 21st day of No, ember 1895* at my office. John V. I>a» is Ordinary Floyd County, Georgia. Nov. Ist *95. ELECTRIC CAR COLUMP Glance-Through Perhaps there is a Passenger you Know. •—— I Billy Van tomorrow night. Billy Van tomorrow night. Bil y Van tomorrow night. Billy Van tomorrow night. Billy Van tomorrow night. Parade at noon tomorrow. Parade at noon tomorrow. T’arade at roon tomorrow. Lar ide at noon tomorrow. | Parada at u oon tomorrow. Parade at noon tomorrow. Billy Van tomorrow night. Fresh lot of fancy groceries just received at J. S. Camp's. Ordinary John P. Davis will hold his regular monthly court tomor row. For shirts. ove-salls and jum pers, cal) at the Bazaar. Pastor Hudson will conduct the usual services morning and even ng, at the Second Baptist today. The Bazaar offers bargains in pencils and tablets. This word to the school children should b“ suffcYnt. Captain C. p. Morton will visit t ie Exposition »oon, we hope that he will not f< rget to “shoot the chute.” HOOD’S PILLS cure liver ills constipation, biliousness, jaundice sick headache, indigestion. Mr. John Marion, one of the but-cuts of the populist party in Floyd, spent yesterday in the city. For the most delicious kraut the market send to L. A. Dempsey & Co., at the Mitchell old st .nd, Broad Street. County School Commission*! Bridges has returned to the cit\ after a visit of several days to the Atlanta Exposition. Big sale of Capes and Jackets. Cut prices at Thomas Fahy’s this week. Mrs. A. C. Wylie and her charming daughter, Miss Nell, are in the city the guests of Mrs. Dr. Will Johnson . e The largest line of everything you need in the way of furniture is to be found at Hanks Co. Hon, We-ley Shropshire, of the county of Chattooga, spent a few hours in the city yesterday, en route home from At’anta. A nice line of rockers, i.l! grade and aizes from the cheapest t.> <l.e best at Hanks Fu niture Co. Just received a fresh lot of fine Catsup pepper sane i and fancy I crackers at J. S. Camp's. Dr. Lindsay Johnson, after two I days spent with Mr. Jeff Johnson of Chattooga, has returned home. In addition to many d ux and part riges Dr. Johnson captured a mag nificent driving hone. Jus' received a fresh lot of Hour and meal direct from the mills at J. S. Camp’s. Capos and Jackets at your own prices, this week at Thomas Fahy s. Everythsng new, no old stocx. Ihe largest line of carpets, rugs and matting in the city at Hanks Furniture Co. For the finest cigars in Rome ■ don’t forgot .o rember that “Gus Johnson’s Specials’’ fill the bill —and besides, they arw Rome made, being a retim-n out-pul Waiters Cigar fact iry. Try aquar trs worth. W e sell the nicest all pork sau s ge in the city, come try us ami I onug yuur Periodical Tickets. McEntire Co. Don’t forget to call on J. S. ( amp for your stap e mid lancv groceries. Rev. S. IL Belk will till his pul pit at tiie First Methodist chinch at 11 a. m. and 7p. m. Commun ion _ervice at theel is- of morning sern o All invited. THE HUSTLER OF ROMF SUNDX< ' V-M ? 7R 31 S 5 ‘‘How To sl’K< ( LaTE ►!'( ( FssFl I— LV f WHEAT, CoTToN AM) -. ■ :CK'. " Mailed lie-. Semi us your name and Coms ock, Hughs it Co., Bankers and Brokers, No. 55 Broadway, New York. In order to close out our Capes and Jackets will sell at reduced prices this week. Thomas Fahy. Eor an elegant night-shirt call at he Bazaar. Only 60 cents. .Miss Eula Suwyer, a beautiful y huy of Line in, Ain., ar rived yesterday and is the guest ot her uuut, Mrs. J. B Shropshire. Fresh Tripe, just arrived. . .11 on or send to L. A. Dempsey. Messrs R. I). Vandyke, E. J Moul'ry, Yancy Harris and Will H. Smith joined Mr. H. M. Tan ner last night in a bloody cam paign on the tr be O’poesum. Come and try the fa moug Lion Patent Flour, and bring your Periodical Tickets. Hand & Co. Usual services at ’he First Bap tist chuicji, 11 a. m. and 7’ p m today. Dr. R. B. Headden will conduct exercises at both meetings. Fancy dark cranberries, new p unes, raisins, citron, pichle tripe and many other good things ch' up eet at Lloyd's Fair. Also good brooms at 10c each. Tomorrow will be regular month lv court day’for the'Board of Conn ty Commissioners. New consignment of this sea sons pigs, at Dempsys. Mr. Wm. C. Chinnick and wife arrived yesteiday from their home at Grand Rapids, Mich. They wi 1 spend a fortnight with Mr | Cain nick’s father in this city and then take in the Atlanta Exposition. This seasons catch of white fish a id mackerels, very fine. At Demp ■ye. Burt Allen, king of barbecues retuned returned from Atlanta yes terday after taking in the Expo sition and shooting the •heutes. We keep a fullline of all kind of meats that are to be found in any first-call market and receive Periodical Tickets. F. H. Schlapbach & Co. Rev. Gus Harris had the Stew ards, cf his charges in the West Rome circuit to dine with him yes terday. Dr. Belk, of the First Methodist preached at the Shiloh yeste rd ay so re noon. Buy one of those elegant Capes and Jackets from Thomas Fahy while he is closing them out so cheap . Rev. C. V. V,'either? wil’nr i ( ; at th ■ Second M-thodisu churoh at 11 a. m ;- iI 7 > n. Commun ion service <i ■ closi of the morning sen t Sun liy school at 9:3'Ja.m. Epwortn L-ague at 4 p in. Everybody ihvi ed. Judge Fillmore Johnson, one o Floyd’s leading young planters, ond a clear headed Justice of the Peace from up the Etowah, spent yesterday in the city. Deputy Sheriff Bill Cornelius, th-2 “big Bud’’ of A darman Tom Cornelius, of the Fifth ward, cam* up yesterda", brin.i ig with him a negro convict fur ttie coun ty chaingang. Hon. R T. Fouche, of Floyd county, spent yesterday and will spend today in the icity with Lis family. The Legislature adjourned Friday until Mondav, hence the Major Foucne’s absenco from At lanta yesterday. Chief Pink Shropshire returned tc the bity last night after an ab sense of three days. The Chief combined business with pleasure and took much game. In Jus ice Court yesterday Judge Walter Harris placed and Willard Walton, c >L, under a $(0 bond each, for trespassing. The ni grot s bad Liokpdown a fence, belonging to Mr. H. H. Richards, and turned out some hogs. Col. Hal Wright for the defence. » *4 ;' -1 u. Oziml m Headauarters for Staple and Fancu Groceries We have just received a fresh shipment of pickelcs of all kinds. Pickled i ig Feet. Fresh Saur Krout. Fine Northern and California Fruits. Cocoanuts Raisins Fancy Cooking and Eating Ap pies. Mince meats. Fancy Irish Potatoes. Fancy onions Selected white beans. Fancy Blended Coffee and teas. New crop turnips Fresh Country Butter. Full Cre m Cheese Fiesh Eggs and many other seasonable articles can be found wit h us from day to day. We are desirous to fill a small space ’n your pantry and dining room. Come and get some of those good things at close figures for cash. Yours Respectfully, J. S, CAMP 429 Broad St., Rome Ga. MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE! The mellow tones of a good piano or organ will re'Yesh the parents, amuse the children and keep them at home. Do yon want one? You say: “Yes, but cant afford i'.” Send me your name and maybe I cin show you how you can afford it, and a good one, too. Such as a Conover, Knake, Schubert, or Kingsbury piano; a Chicago Cot tage or Farrand and Votey organ. My catalogues of Guitars, Violins and all kinds of smal' instruments showing reduced prices will bo sent on request. Largest stock of sheet music n he state. 10,000 copies at 10 cm Also bicycles and typewriters. Catalogue and price list sent fr Write for them ; I can save y.* money, Special Inducements Offer ed Far mer E. E. FORBS Montgo Tie y, Ala Seab D vis, Manage. It .n House. No. 5. FORD GCK M. A. NEVIN & S ix’ MANA!) (ill/ 1z i ni'i.» NOVEMBER 4 JUST ONE JOYOUS NIGHT. THE SOUTHERN FAVORITES BILLY VAN’S 40_ : SUPERB ARTISTS.-40 10— :BIG NOVELTIES:—IO 2:-GRAND FIRST PARTS:—2 See the Grand and imposing Spectacular Street Parade at noon. No advance in Drices. Seats on sale under Opera House . DILLE & Co. NOTICE TO TEACHERS OF FLOYD COUNTY: I will settle all claims for tlm 3rd quarter of 1895 on Nov. 6th, 7th and Bth. The following will be the order of payments : Everett Springs, Floyd Springs, Texas Val ley, North Carolina ami Flatwoods Districts on Nov 6th; Livingston Foster’s Mill, Cave Spring, How ell’s, Chuli'), Van’s Va ley and Barker Districts bn Nov. 7th : and Rome, Etowah ami Wi: f ers Districts on Nev. sth., This order will l><- strietly adhe; d-o>the sett Uni -nt W M. Bridges, C. S. C. Oct. 28.-10 t. i DR. 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