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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1896)
THE HUSTLER OF ROME stored at tits P utoffice Ms second-class mailer PHILLG. BYRD- Editor and Manager. ■ ■ ■ OFFICE-Coraer Broad and Fifth nenue -eTWE HUSTLER OF Is The Official Medium For the Sheriff of I loyd county. For the Court of ordinary of Floyd county. For Clerk f Superior Court of Floyd county. For the Board of Commissioners of iioadi tc Revenue of Floy<i county. ror the Miryorand Council of Rome. For the City Marshal of Rome. • d all egal notices required by law’o be y>- bllshed fa the niediuni used by theseofticials 10 cents per week. $5 per year. Advertising rates, reasonable. PHONE NO 7). If I’adferev ski liaw))’t a head of ilia own he is riding some one els 4<> death with his hnirsuit. Rome needs a Y. M..C. A. about as badly as she does a Board of Trade—ft by not have them both? Janies Cr< eman says that there] is a good deal of mystery in the bond deal business. —Constitu- tion . The war clouds continue to cloud but i will take a .rainmaker of hades 'o make them deluge the earth with blood. Grover did n«t come South of Mason and Dixons for his Vene zuelan Commissioners. The South is Mr. Cleveland’s duck preserve. The Cotton States and Interna tional Exposition, held in Atlanta, lost only $150,000* I here was probably u good deal of extrava gance somewhere. A Mississippi sheriff was caught ’bound, gagged and robbed of SB.- 000 <be other day. The question I now arises, vho did the sberill I j-ob?—Macon News. --- - - ■ UuUse the Senate acts, and acts] quick y, something oi the odium ] that attached io the great body of dojio lungs i i the last House will ] certainly be transferred to thavj body. . - .r.x* a. a«M» ■ •' a. Samp e remedie s sometimes ac complish wonder,. Lemonade has] •proved eflecii'e in relieving a aev oxeattMck ol hiccoughs. That ill] jieeius a minor m-', bu i has kil-j led a num ler 1 people. Presidc.it ippdyte has manag od to keep h s na;.ie out of the newspapers for s< me months, hut Hayti has ired oi p-ace an 1 an other row is in progress there. The Haylians will n dd an election Jan. 10. in case of war, Dave Hill and Bill Chandler will both want a Confederate übsti ute, in return for tin ir ‘g 'uerous Cl ristmas gift to the Hout i.’’ ' his beats looking ■gift horses in the mouth *’ — Sparta J.-hm iei.to, Editor LoyL ss sa\s: Notwithstanding he is a Re publican. we ate inclined to give Governor Bradlev, he Kentucky pheiioni'non, the benefit of the doubt, and ucc< p his claims on the presidency as n joke. ” wF If you want to preserve apples, don't cause a break in the skin. The gdtms of decay thrive rapidly there. So the germs of consump tion find good soil for work when the lining of the throat .-tnd lungs is bruised, made raw, or injured by colds and coughs. Scott's Emulsion, with hypophosph ites, wTTI heal inflamed mucus mem branes. The time to take it is before serious damage has been done. A 50-cent bottle is enough for an or idipary cold. 50 caste and sl.o® Scott & Bow». ChemiMs. Yartk. EilS FKOM BILLVILLE. Wh arc glad that the war with England it over, for our sig't ha? been failing us lor sometime, and it’a got so now that we can’t kill our fellow-man at ten paces. There has been a decided change in the weather in the past few days, but n»t a dollar’s worth in our pockets. Our exposition visits have re turned home, and we are still at the ol I place, as they did not take the hou?e with them. Some one tired at us through our window on Christmas eve. If a 1 this promiscuous firing had been done during the .a’e war we migh t I ave been a retired gem ral I nc w on full pay. We hept boarders during the late exp<..Jtioi and sti'l have a few eu\ i i-ft-n the shape of trunks containing peculiar rocks, light wo< d-knotsand lead pipe.—Frank L. Stanton. And now, we are reliably inform ed that Leonidas Forhimeelf Liv ingston, is quietly but red-headed ly in the race to succeed General Gordon m the Uni’ed States Se nate. All right, the more tho mer rier, but, all the same, Governor Bill Atkinson will be elected to to fill the eeat. Mark that predic tion . r— ■' .... Anevchxbge say* the hymn, ‘ How firm a foundation,’’ was suggested by an accidental light of a Chicago woman’s foot.— A ay ‘cross Journal. Perhaps it was another cas? of ‘•sic simper tyranis'L-—or “take your doggon foot oiler my necK.” The council will investigate the question of paving the business! streets of Athens wi'h Belgian I Nock. It is believed the entire business section can be easily pav- j ed.—Athens Banner. r H 1 J I'J THE PEOPLE ' L The selling of $100,000,000, of] | thirty-year 4 percent, bonds at | 104$, when they are worth 1174,1 gives, to the syndica • « pioiic or i #12,750,000. At the rate formerly stipulated by law and usual in similar trai 6- . actions, the payments to the brok ‘ ers would be $500,000. Putting it at $1,000,000 —very liberal pay] i considering that the 1 ransactions involves no risk—the squeezing of ] the Government by the syndicate cost the people $i 1,750,000. The (JiiTernnce between a 8 per ‘cent, rate (which the Government ican cammaud) and a 4 per cent, j rate ( which this loan will carry if C ingress shall not tike pronipt ac j non) will be $1,000,0 0 a year, or $30,000 000 for the life of the ] bonds. And the tavpayera foot the bills ! It is a golden opportunity for Pres ] ident Cleveland to come to the de fence oi the people by a direct ap peal to the country. —New York World. Shameless is the only word that | fully and honestly characterizes Senator Gordon’s neglect of his SeiiuLoii.n auties .ii public opin ion in Georgia were not so coward ly, it would, lash him into nt least a nominal attention to the for sworn duties of the position, which he holds and dishonors.—Sparta i Ishmaelite. =s - A contemporary, in telling of the death of n ei'iuen,declares that >t a certain hour “all that was ; mortal of the citizen ‘“passed ' frem this earth and winged its flight to worlds above. ’’ In other words “this mortal” has “put on j immortality. ’ Stingy kuss—he jmuet have been an English-man to his dust with him. Men marry because they are til ed, women because ihey are curi ous. Both are often disappointed l —Americus Times Recorder. bister Myric gets out a rattling good paper just the same. Here’s a splendid toast fram the St. Joseph, Mo , Herald: “Here’s to Grover Cleveland, the jmgoest old jingo of them all ’ Fill with roast duck and contidenca in fHE HUSTLER OF ROME, MONDAY, JANUARY 6,1 b 96. the eternrl justice of this cause may he (ill with bird shot the hi< < of the foreign foe who dares knock the chip off his sh< ulder The Georgia mule is famed ii s mg and stoi'y, but a horse jump ing over a railroad train beats hii best record. T h e horse bel nged t< a deputy sheriff in Elber on, nnd the Been? of his remarkable fiat was on the Saaloird A] -Ln* ] near that town. A freight train wa» in a deep cut, and the deputy’ll horse became frightened, jumped c impletely over the boxcars, fall png in a cut on the opposite side. Luckily the deputy jumped from rhe cart just before the collision. The cart was knocked to smither eens, but the horse and train were onlyslightlydamflged.lt is said the brakeman who was standing on ths car just behind the one run •ver was seared out us his vits> thinking that ths clouds were rain ing down horses and roadcarts Intellinger. Mrs. W. H. Felton, of Car er . ville, who had already become well known to the public through many newspaper controversies, is now to attract attention in a new idle. H* r h isband is contestn g the seat of Congressman Maddox and Mrs. Felton is going to Washington to make a speech in his behalf. This couple ought to have i-xchunged clothes long ago.—Doublin Dis patch. tellt lira. Judje Peck Dyspepsia Ura. JuUge Pack lens now She Wass Cured Sufferers from DyspcjMl* should read tho tot owlug letter from Mrs. 11. M. Peck, wife of Fudge Peck, a Justice at Tracy, Cal., and a writer lonnected with the 'Associated Pres.. “By a deep sense of gratitude for the grew eeneflt I have received from the use of Hooa » iarsaparilla, I have been led to write the foliow «ig statement for the benefit of sufferers wh» nav be similarly afflicted. For 15 years I have »ee’u a great sufferer from dyspepsia uud Heart Trouble. Almost everything I ate would distress me. I irled different treatments and medicines, but I failed to realize relief. T,wo years ago a friend I prevailed upon me to tiy Hood's Sarsaparilla. Ihe first bottle I noticed helped me, so 1 con tinued taking It. It did me so much good that my friends spoke of the improvement. I havs received such great benefit from it that Gladly Recommend It. A now have an excellent appetite and nothing I sat ever distresses me."’ It also keeps up my Cures flesh and strength. I cannot praise HooC’s ■Ursapnrilia too much.” Mr.s. H. M. Feck, ] Tracy, California. Gel HOOD'S. Hood’S Pitts aro hand made, and perfect Is proportion aau appeapxnw. 250. a bo*. GOOD CHRISTMAS PRESENT You ar? thinking what will you ] give your wife or daughter sci i Xmas. A— :OR: AN ORGANI will make the -best, because it does not go qut of style. Music is the life of a household, ana no (home is complete without it I | have a large stock for you to se lect from. You can pay for one on my terms and never miss the money. Call and price them any way. Large stock of small musical instruments. The latest sheet music alwavs ] on hand. Fancy goods at cost . E. E. FORBS Montgomery, A a Seab Davis,Manager Rome,Branch House. o. 5, St., Roma 1, j Two bicyclists, Theodore and e Eddi K’amiess arrived in .San k Francisco a wetdc ago, having rid den on their machines ail the way from Minneap dis The route they *’ travelled was 2,856 miles long, ai d ~ they rode it in 38 days, an average 8 o ’ 75 miles a dav. o, - J|TH E W 0 RED WI L L Txt KE 81 < )00- t, 000 . ‘■i The World rene*B and continues ” t' e offer which it made to the Prca- H id iiit vesterdav . dl 1 It will start the list foi ■< public liati of 3 per cent bon ■- 4 per i cents on a 3 per cent ba with a s bscription of $1,000,000. _j It uill promptly find and furnish o the gold with v hich to pay for them ] and will agree not to chaw the gold 3 out of the TH-asiny as the basis of ! a raid upon the re>»ervt>. 11 j The World believes that the pub- ; ’ | lie will relieve the n-ed of the “ Treasury if the chance is given. It does not believe that there is any ! necessity or excuse for selling se-i cretly to a syndicate’for 104 f bonda ' worth in the market 117. As a» earnest of its faith in the Gover - ’ m'ent and in the people it is willing j . to subscribe as above stated, and it I jappeals to others similarly dispos ! e 1 to make known their wiilingnefrg ' through The World.—New York ' j World. YOU CAN BELIEVE i, . I The t*stimonials published in behalf of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. They are written by honest peo ple , who have actually found in their own experienci that Hood’s Sarsapar.lla purifies the blood, creates an appetite, strengthens the system and absolutely and permanently cures all diseases'] caused by impure or deficient blood : Hood’s Pills for the liver and ' bowels, act promptly, easily and j : eft’ectivoly. ■ —— i j PETITION FOR CHARTER OF: ! DUNAHOO MERCANTILE CO. j I 1 i 1 r'n . -v > tW’ enpe'lor Court of said ; , P.SP’I- 1 ® | uutiiit : The petiiiOu of w- <’> . ) luuiuhoo, W.H.Colxer and tihei r I associates shows unto said cour t lat they have j I entered into an association and d- ire to be in corporated and constituted a b. >y c >rpara:e I under the name and style of Dunahoo Mercan-1 j tile Company,that as such corporati >n they .t d : ] their associates and successors may have the ■ right to make and use a common seal, to eon- ‘ ] tract and be contracted wi h in all matters with i ] in the legitimate scope of the corporate business :as hereinafter more fully set out, to sue and be j | sued in the corporate name, to acquire holo, i mortgage and sell such real estate as may be deemed uecassary and prop« r in the conduct of ’ 1 he corporate business, to borrow and lo m mon- ey, and t» give an I tatoe security for -he sama j u> execute mortgage and deed, to any of the : corporate property. I'o elect cHlcers and male such r lies, regulations an 1 by.aws as m y b e ] necessary to the conduct of the : >rporate busi ] ness, and to have and exeicise such other pow ers, franchises, rightsan t privileges as areu-u al or incident to similar corporations. The object of laid cor irration shall be pecu niary gain. The principal of b isiness i shall be located at Silver Creek said county , J but petiiio- era desiro the right to establish | branch houses or offices wherever it may be I necessary to the voii ilm ct oi the corporate busi | uess. The particular business to be carried ou by 1 said corporation snail bi the conducting of a “ general merchandise store* the bui lug and sel lingot nry gooes, groceries, ats, clothing, shoes, hardware ana goods of every descrip tion known to the meicautile business, the bujiog and selling of cotton and cotton seed,' the buying selling and feedin ' of catlie and . oil 6r live stock; the buying ai d selling of commercial fertilizers, guanos, phosphates, e'e to take options on, and to buy, sell, lent, lease and improve real estate, to receive rial estate and personal property in settlement of any debt due the corporation. The Capital Ftock Inf s;.id corporation shall be two thousand (®l,- 000,00) dollars diy'ded into sh«*esof tb o ($5.00) | dollars each, allot which will actually be paid • in before beginning business Petitioners de sire the righ t<> increase the capital stock at any time to any amount not exceeding the su -t often thousand ($10,000.00) dollars Petitioners F pray that they be incorporated for the full term of twenty years with the privilege of re i newat at the expiration of that term, with all I the rights, powers and privileges granted to [ such corp >rati >ns by the laws of th i State of Georgia. • M. ”. Eubanks Petitioner’s Attorney oeorgia, Floyd County: A true copy from the original ow on file in my office. This Dec. 31st 1896. t wtß-E.Beysiegel, Ck,’Superior Court Floyd County Ga. ! DR. JAQUES West Sixth Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO I Has practiced medicine in Cincinnati 15 years onger than any physician, giving special at tention to Hlood, Nervous and Urinary disease Nervous Debility, Impoteucy, ete., resulting s from youthful indiscretion, exoaasea in matured years and uh'’ •auses, inducing some of the oilowlug sv» »ms, as duufnaaa, oonfusion of ideaa, defective memory, aversion to society Gon irrbea, Syphilis, the later eauslag uleers eruptions enlarged Joints, rhenamtisni, swell ng in groins, mucous patches in month, sore tMbat, falling hair, Consultations free and ta vited. , , I Hours. 9a. m. to »p, m.: Bunday It tn Ui m tL-lUSTRAT«P_TRBA.TLSB M “‘ FIU “ inssoaled envelope ea a>plluat«n. Btate year CBM : CATARRH ’ LOCAL and is the result of cold Bp - x latid sudden climatic ' ’* change*. Jr..' « AV p ean be cured-'l y a | leas FS' 1 t .7 4 . anr remedy which is an ie' Bjftrt, directly into the nostrils PKJA v ] Being qnlc ly absorbed i> T gives relief at o co J Ely’s Cream Fa’m is ac nowledged to be tho in >st herough cure ] for Wav.il Catarrh, Coht in Head and Hay Fov r of all remedies. It opens and cleans the nasal pass*" ••», al a< s pain and iefl iinmation, heals tie sore i, protects the mem Tans frun cobs restores the sensi s of taste and smell. Price .’Oe ' at Druggists or by mall. KLY BKOTHk’tu* .% 1 a ren St. N. Y • pawruva —n h ‘'Wf-TW! MAIR BALSAM 1 .tw'A '•** th* halt, | A( ' C ! -o “ »tef a InYuri&nt growth. I C'’ ' r Falla » a Haetore G’-ny ■ wCySWMHffir . M to Its VeuthfVl Color. L Gu. ae irff’p dieeaeee « hair falUa*. ? 00 at _|2* 1 , HINDERCORNS. lae walr Wire Cere t>r Cotur. Stope all paiu. Beswree omu xuxt tw u* Smc. Maksj walking eaay. Uua. at Druggtatot GR AT FORTI NG~“ •EPPS'S COCOAS BREAKFAST-SUPPER “By a thorough knowledge of the > stnral i laws which govern the operations us Cl ustion ■ ai d nutrition, and by a caiutul application of • the fine properties of well selected Co oa. Mr Epps has provided for our breakfast and sup per a delicately flavored beverage whleh ni y save usru any heavy dot tors bills: lx is oy t e ju ieious use es such articles of diet that a cou stliution may be gradually built tip uutil i strong enough to resist every t endency o dis ] ease. Hundreds of s title maladies around i| ready to attack wherever there is a weak point, We may escape lua iy a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pur’ blood aud a properly nourished frame.’’—Civil Service ; (Jazette. Made simply with boiling water , of j ini k Sold only in half poind tins by Qrocers, i labelled thus: ] J AMES EFI’S & CO., Ltd.. Home ipathic Chemist*, Loudon, England "f J r .s as safe tind ’ ■ ■’•mless as a flax , j seed pndtice. a.-tshkeapon;. ] I tics, drawing dpaixx, i ’ and curing al? ligases peculiar ! to ka “Orange Blos*“ >n” is a pas ] tile, easily used at any time; <>! i *'pplied right to the parts c-very lady ian treat herseb . with ii. Mailed to any address upon re- * ceipt of s*. Dr- J .A. McGill & Cg» i ij Panorama Place« Chicago, lIL Soid oy D. W- CurryJ i I | Someiiig] ]. i ! 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JUI Magnetic nervine. ■* *obl with wrlltc* ptes'** guarantM to cur. «N' ; » ion « Pit "» V*- ral I, ne*«,Hca<lticlit><m' Swr Nouralgte audWakt futa*i’B,can(e<iby<-v OF>k ce.iivuuaeofUpiun V 'Aitiacco and Ale ■BtFOKE .V’i.K’loX: no tirsin, causing Mlaei y, inaa vity mid O»4(t 'uf. Impotency, Lo=t »>owerin eithvr-nei ’rlHnaturn Old Agv, Involuntary lumwom, <»uh« - uver ludii'gapea, ov«r-ex»'rv,.i» of tho Brain a:, films of loutn. Ii i,!' VVv»k Crga.i, the < ■ w-iral Vigor and double* the joyv of lib.; cm ’leorrmau aud Jfen.k • -• . , mc»ti.‘>. tin• ■ < in pinto package, by mail, to any a<ldr«-» i <. i-Aix, ii (io. With av.ij OT.wr wove , Vritton Cuara-itev to euro or rufuud lUo :r >!»• ari tr««. Gua. Umi.j >*r »• I -f»*gdU4. I GOTO BOMFSfICO’S 1 PRODVC U 1 E XC' JI A. IV For Your PRODUCE A full line o f kinds of j. rofln Chickeng, Eggs, g, tor, Irish and g fff) Potatoes, Corn, p q Pop-c'-r !, ilickor nuts, Walnuts, Drij Fruits, Hay and e , erything raised in th country. We have a regularly organized Produce Exchange and will buy your Produce at market prices and, will sell all Kinds of Produce cheaper than any house in Rome. RESPECTFULLY, HOLMES& CO -«PRODUCE EXCHANGE.'# Masonic Temple, Rome, G coinin' ATTORNEYS v y.*M>IVER A.G. Ewl VANDIVER & Attorneys ot Law. ROME GEORGI Office over Post office. Will prat tice in all courts. .’u hiJn ivi ?r ? i < ii V t,!J HENRY & WRIGHT Attorneys at Law. b ROME GEORGIA Offices: Masonic Temple Aunei Entrance on 4th Ave. Will do a general practice "'**** i* ■■■(— mmv - r--ii nl|-fiv_r. .uw I - Til r. ■■■l—l IL in T. W. Alexander. Junius F. Hill, ALLXANDER Hli. YER ATTORNEYS at law Office in Main nic Temple Built ing, Rome Ga. FG. Govan, Attorney at Law. Office ini somic Temple, Bruitd Street. Rome Ga. J. H. Spu lock, attorney at Law, Mas* Twnpie Builrlidg Temple Building Rome Georgia. JAMlis B. Nk.VIN —Attorney at Law Os Poverty Hail postothce cornor 3rd Avpdi Wright & Hamilton, Attorneys at Law. lice in i bo King Building. CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD- Attorney at U Masonic Temple - Kome.Ga. uMi g a i !■ i mi ■!■ Uli wmi—oaMaKimuaMiMMl REECE & DENNY—Attorneys at law. OH in Masonic Temple. Rome, Ga. WH. W. BTAKLING-&I & Starling, Attorneys at Law, Masoi Temple, Rome, Ga. feb23 PHYSICIANS Af'O SURGEONS F'rank A. Wynn, Physician and Surgeoi Residence, corner Tih. Ave and Last t' St, Office, Room 8 ii. Medical Building d . Crouch A Co. Drug st >re DU. RA MGUB—Physician and Bnrg*’’ Office at recdder.ee 614 avenue A, r ,;l ward. LP. HAMMOND—Physician and Surge® 1 Offers his j vofessional services te thep pie of Roue and surrounding c'U ll ' ifttoe at Crouch anil Watson's drug toirti irone* ’ti-eet. DR. W. D. HOYT—Office ate. A.Tre’ drug store. s>o. 331 Broad street. Te'ef’ 111. ret* ter. No. 2) eawr- 1 '! -■■■ . . What Narva Berri' have dane for oth« they will l for y<* iW9r jh 9r lOT»AY. 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