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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1896)
> AUCTION! > # AUCTION! < ’ '' ' ’ . ’ HTi jjjJ H ' f . 'I .» 'l'-. s . ( ' Commencing Thur®day Jan. the 9th. # Having Purchased the Entire Stock of the Johnson Jewelry CnmpaM # having overstocked myself in fine goods, and wishingto reduce these combined stocks of Matches, Clocks, Jewelery and Silverware I will offer, begining Thursday, at > PUBLIC AUCTION AT MY STORE 227 BROAD STREET < SALES TjAILY AT IO Av- M. 2=30 AND 7=30 T- M ALL GOODS GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED® : U '■ t « »?’ ‘ o Don’t Fail To Attend This Great Sale, Seats Reserved For Ladies WILLIAMSONS The J eweler. 227 Bro-vlSt-, Rome. Ga - • . . .■ • jd '? • x ; a •>:?< Sales to fun lor a few days only ’ - ■ ■ ‘•HiTHEa AkD THE »Kl’G WAS FATAL . Logan, 0., Jan. 13. —A 3 year old a< n < f Und«rtaker Jam s ()! ■ ver took oil of W intergreen i hurs day, with tatal effect. FEMALE KNIFE U C ER. Sis mvillc, \V. Ya , Jan. 18 Molly McCann and Kitt e Mi lor became involved in a quarrel, and the McCann woman was terribly cut. ODD WAGER. Lexington, Ky.. Jan. 13.—0 n a "agcrheiu last night. John Luby ate 64 bananas and Garrett \\plt-h bl. Just 25 minutes were consumed in eating 125 bananas. CHUD FATALLY BURNED. Brownsville, Ky . Jar. 18. A " year old cl iid of \V. T. Ccfl'ee of Rocky Hill Station was fatal 1 ,! burned at an early hour this morn -1!i b bluing the absence of tlu I! ‘ldi y troin the om the little one a clothes caught lire. tMII'MAN FATHER. Kentland, Ind., Jan. 13.—Albeit r>> • . . t ‘ a farmer living nine miles ' v, 'ii ol here, was brought to this : his morning arid lodged in charged with murdering his ' “toiithi old child. The in'ant’s annoyed him, eo he placed •' - iiandtvi-r its mouth and smoth Popa ar feelin rims high ul 'd \iuleuee is feared. Krx over Bv A , IRAH . _ Coh.nihus, q ( Jan. 13.—John J oiinage, e x Auditor or Delaware f rnutv, y t!ts Sandbagged last night ' lhi ■ men near Marysville. He "as robbed and thrown on u rail '•"l 11 ack, and was run over by a 1 dn. He will loose an arm and le "> and may die. costly game. Duluth, Minn., Jan. .3—Max ,Us ’ ot Xt, w Aork, who is repre- J " u d lure by ?he Arion Fish "‘pany in whose possession much killed game was recently tuu nd, has coEsented to pf-?ad guilty in order to set* furtner prosecutior. and wi 1 pay a fine of $2,000. There w*re suit against him ' mounting' o nearly SIOO,OOO. HASTINGS RECOVER NG. Hot Springs Ark. Jan. 13. — r lh> cm dition of Governor Hastings ot Pennsylvania, w.no has tire,. re port' d very sick on several occasion „in< e he arrived here, is by n o means alarming. He is up and around in the hotel• ALGER Not a A I IDATE. New York. Jan. 13- —lhe I rest io mo row A Alger of Michigan said yester dav that he does not want fecund p'aceon the Republican national ticket with Governor Mor on. •*Th»r o is nothing in all this talk about my being a cai didate for Vice President,’’ said he RICHMOND REGISTER BOLD. Richmond, Ind., Jan .13 lhe Sunday R-gister, the oldest Sun day paper in the city, owned by Edvkard J. Conley, pas-ed inlo th* p-ossessiao of creditors today, and a ill be sold to satisfy claim* AN ATTEMPTED ASSAULT. Brazil, Ind., Jan. 13.—An du known man attempted to assault lhe 12-vear—old daughter of J. z . Burk last night, but her screams frightened him away, after he had .-hoked her until she was nearly unconscious. EX-CITY TREASURER ARKBS'IED. Omaha. Neb., Jan. 18. Henry Bolin, ex-City Treasurer, was to day arrested for embezzlement, < u t he coinplaiat of the Assistant C ily Atto n y. The total amount of the defalcation is $113,000, butcrim • rial action cannot be brought for lb« whole amount. _______ • A Dollar il Fo'rADime. Rnod 10 MM* '<”■ 'hy Jay*" I *’ No. M . 'Sf .Vki.ku an • HOMRfc. | pr:u-li<al aod valuaMy K wtrtlhJV. »'»' * 'J’U'* ’ I itfVSKIS BOWM H.. HE HUSTLER 0* ROMP, MONDAV, JANUARY 13 IRQ^ ; in Dixie um Ciialtauooga, Tenn.: I here i now in one ot the Northern State a list of 3,000 farmers who h tv e decided to locate in the South. Montgomery, Ala : I*. J- Joiner is the new manager of the Dun Agency here, vice M. A. benjamin, resigned. ■ > Ft. Payne, Ala. : DeKalb Coun t-Jail a Ft. Payna has no in mites. Hun sville. Ala.: The great st<>iHge warehouse of Fra t is pack ad with cotton and i « capacity is ring taxed t<> its utmost. Hamilton, Ala. : The Alabama Industrial School at Hamilton has reopened after the holidays with exceedingly b ight prospect-. Eufaula, Ala. * The Eufaulacot- I ion nulls are considering the idea of running night and day in order to increase their output. Chattanooga, Tenn.* I hiever • tole the city's cachbook and valu able documents at South Fitts urg. Nashville. Tenn : Richard Cro ker. the great stock man, i* at . Belle Meade Farm, where he will i spend a few da' e. Nashville, Te.m : All the Qoun ry Co ir'S in the state a*e in see ► ion this week. Besides other bus ies* mnnv of them wdl take posi ive action in reference to the cen tennial appropriation. Birmingham, Ala; Thirty three farmer* from Nor'h Dako'a have bepn look ing ovex the farm land* <>f Etowah and Marshall Counties the past week. Atlanta. Ga: Fine specimens of gold haw been found by the Yo uahMining Company, of Whit« County. The company proposes t< increase its capacity. Augusta, Ga: The Augusta Ex cl ange and Board ol Trade indois ed the resolutions of tb“ Mempbb exchange urging the reduction o cotton acreage ami advising farm-, r stu live at home- , Wo are not the Biggest .clung in Mome .mvo -*v,lj ■ - /. l/iri ■I . ■ . ■ ■ r . - * • »» I -» •■* lj,. uw<> * t;v • IT*. • . -I » • I Nor do we claim to buy goods cheap • / >- South, but we will to selLyou AS CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY < ' • . 1 ‘ ■ , . ,’ . ■ ' 7 i , ’I- ■- ' ’ ’ .L I ' • FTTK, TNTTT’TTZR.EI ''v ’ \ , » , 4 *«. V X II goods, fresh, new bought from best factories in the country. Bedroom Suits, solid, oak, from $ 1 2.50 to $50.00. Sideboards from $8.50 to $5D.00. 1 ' Dining Chairs, nice high back, oak, $6.00 per set. A nice Pillar Extension Table for $8.50 Andanenoless variety of allother g-ades of Furniture at corres oonding low prices. Don t fail to give us a Ca.li, as it gives us much pleasure to show our goods, whether you wisi to buy or not. -i i- i i v Bemem oe •, we sell for cas i or on installment plan. $4- As CHty Undertakers « ■ 1 ' ' ■ r * , '' Full line of Coffins and Caskets on hand.’.Calls promptl attended to ■Jay or night. Yours for business. R H LJ D Y CO ' ‘‘■A w -:-m ' * ’ ; : ’ ' r . .y.v-z ’YfU -' 1 joj> - . , ,•' "• 17l ' ' * - ' ' h . AVE. & BROAD ST ROME GA ■ . r.- a . ■- c : . * ; >: . .. r ” ' - ”
