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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1896)
McDON ALD-SPARKS-STEWART-CO. h In casting aboutfor Holiday presents you can do no better the nto visit our Fur niture and Carpet Ware rooms. They are aglow with exquisit selections from the best factories in America. One hundred Ladies’ Desks in great variety $5 each, and upward to $ 3 One hundred to select from. We have worlds f Cabinets. China Cases, Combination cases. Mu sic Cabinets & etc &. etc. _____ 500 Tnr_.EG-AISr i T 1 SOCTS. AJSTTD TTF. WE SHOW lEN MILES OF ROCKERS. In hundreds of st y lem and Irishes, 50 Superb Couches uphol ftttr°(i in Leather, Broccatt’.e, Corduroys &c., from §5 each up to SSO each. Our Side Boards are known all over th- State. We se’l them everywhere; $7.50 each upward to $«5 each PEOPLE WHO WISH TO SAVE MONEY ALWAYS COME TO. TRADE JI J J / 2 ' CHEAP ER-Th\N THE CHEAPEST, ■ DO SUCH AN IMMENSE BUSINESSIF OUR *» »- i ■" , p»- PRICES WERE NOT LOW . T THAN-QIJR COMPETITORS? OURGREATTRADE SPEAKS FOR IT I < A- ; Coffms: Caskets Undertaking. EmbJm ng & etc. t 6 Third Av. & 300 Bro.d-S., i - Corgi. GO TO HOLMFS&CO’S. PRODUCE EXCIIASGE Fok Your PI’OPUCE A full line of kinds of produce Chickens, Eggs, But ter, Irish and Sweet Potatoes, Corn, Peas Pop-corn, Hickory nuts, Walnuts, Dried Fruits, Hay and ev [■ ■' ’i,- ■ , . . erything raised in the country. We have a regularly organized Produce Exchange and will buy your Produce at market prices and, * will sell all xinds of Produce cheaper than • any hous* in Rome. RESPECTFULLY, HOLMES& CO. Masonic Temple, Rome. G* - . 1. , Fall of Nineveh. The Mondsy morning ‘‘Matmee’ >f the “Fall ot Nineveh” was very poorly attended this morning, only three casses coming before Record ■r Spi r lock for disposal. Alice Ware, a Darktown damsel ■ras fined $1; for a small indul ;ence in disorderly conduct. Andftrson Gibson and Alf Lackey wo B'ns ot Ham, were fined 16.50 ach for engaging in a barroo n k crap Saturday night. And then Jb teputy Guice rang down the cur n. -cCOULI) YOU GIVE*- Your wife a more acceptable Xmas Present than one of our Bucks Stoves or Ranges? $16.50 to $65.- I* 0 each. A full line in Stock. We have the only full Stbck of Rugs, Mattings, and Carpets *' ■ / * / * In Rome. Clean, fresh goods, at very low figures. "Jav-nese Buga wear like iron” 4x7 ft, for $2.75 6x9 ft. for $6.00 7, 6 x 10,6 ft. for SB.OO 9 x I 2 ft, foi $ 1 2-50 Smyrna Rugs, in all sizes, at lowest possible prices. ELECRIC CAR COLUtfN. I h - ■ t-U- ■ t Glance-Ttjrouqh| Perhaps there is a Passenger you ftrcv/Y' >„■ He knew eLe ha<J a tieart of lee, Yet still bo sought lor room within it; Hp thought the place was cool and nice, And did. by perne»eraue« win it, ■. And then J e lound ou in a tr.ce Her heart bad waruiedyince he brought her Instead of keeping him ou ice, She kept him a’ways in hot watet. Col.’ W . W . Vandiver, after a business trip tp New York; has re turned to the city. Mr. George Morris, recently of Rome but now a prominent grocer of Atlanta, is in the city today. City Court convened at 10 o'clock, this morning and the damage case iof Dougherty vs., the I etitute was resumed. Par iee wishing to join a night ( class in shorthand, address “M I’ 911 Broad St. Excellent teacher, asy terms. J . I Stenographer l atum was called todav to Summerville to attend Chattooga court and Judge George Harris and the City court were left Stenographerlecs. The annual election tor Mayor and Council, of East Rome, was ‘held today . Mayor McWilliams and his ticket have no opposition. On account of the East * Rome election today the bar keepers of the city have enjoyed a holiday and the ehronic toper lias had an opportunity to sober up. John Phillips, a veteran chain- I gang negro, was srrested by Dep , uty Sheeiff Dallas Turner today | for stealing chickene from Mr. C’ I W. Woodruff. The cold wave signal is playiug from tbe flag staff of the King Grocery store building, anti at 3 o’clock this afternoon with the temperature and the rain both falling in seems that the cold wav j is making schacule time. “I am cured siirco taking Hood s Sarsaparilla,’’ is what many thous ands are saying, it gives renewed Hality and vigor. r.d? HIB’LER OF ROME MONDAY. J-NUARY 13. I f 96. HLUSTER OF I’ - ; BULL’S EYE SHOTS 1 Mr. J. A. Stanley, a handsome I and hustling newspaper man from South Dakota, after spending a few days in the city will leave so r Florida tonight. Mr. Stanley has been a congenial and welcomed gu ‘st at my sanetum, while in the city,and I know that he has fallen, deeply in love with Rome and her surroundings and people. Perhaps I he will return here and make this I ‘ city his home. I hope so for lam of the opinion that he is just the c ass of material that the South needs in her development- * * ■* * Tbe Hill City Pharmacy’s new soda fount went into lull blast today and, as predicted in this column, a e«>m ■ . ve hit the town. The cold wav-’ \ > . i last, though the fount wi > ; . n«. m w while! aui predicting business, 1 want to go l ou record is saying that the Hill ; City Pharmacy’s big fount is going to do a large and increasing business trom this day forward. *** I notice that my young friend Dr. Henry Turner, has flung hi* shingle to the breeze with his head quarters at Gus Johnson & Co’s I drug store. Dr. Turner is one of 1 Floyd county s most solid young men and though young in years and prac iee he has he has had much experience and enjoyed a r<.markable degree of success in the practice of his profession. Dr. Turner is here to keep on growing up with the city, A brilliant futuie awaits him, “Mark that predic tion. ♦ * * Clever Jake Moore, the man with ten thousands of friends, and only a few enemies, came in Sunday morning and spent the Sabbath with his family, and today with admirer? all over the city. .The Hustler of Rome Tb for Jake Moore for anything he wants, for in helping him we are serving the. poor and' oppressed, of whom he has for many years been a beeafac ■ tor and, .w*e say it earnestly, a patron saint. Jake is such a popu lar fellow lhat his faults while few become numerous and heinous in the eyes of the envious. *•* m „ • J Contractor George Trammell is hard at work on the big vault for j the new hank. The bank building is to occupy half the front, run-1 ning back sixty feet, in the big i Simpson Grocery Co's bui’dng. The work is in good hands a d is being pushed rapidly. The projest ors of the bank hope to have the new institution open to business on, or early after the first of Feb ruary. Rome do grow I RHEUM A l ISM RUNS RIOT When there is.la'ic acid in the bond. Liniments and lotions will, be of no permanent benefit. A cure can be accomplished only by n*u tF,arizing this acid and for this pur pose Hood’s Sarsapardla is the best medicine because Hood’s Sar-; saparillp. is the only true blood ’ purifiers promiently in the publie ; eve- Poem Praising Jameson ' London, Jan. 13—Alfred Austin the newly appointed- Poet Laure- i ate, has a poem in tbe Times this morning, which may be raid : to be his first work in connection with his office, and which is lauda- 1 tory of Dr. Jameson’s ride into the 1 ! Transvaal. 1 : r " Anything you want ' in our line of goods at New York prices. Ba zaar. Miss Bettie Boyd, of Norcross, is the guest of her uncle, Mayor r IG. M. Boyd. lam bound to sell for the next 30 days will offer all goods in our line at cost and many below cost at the Bazaar J THE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE. I have opened a new PHOTO GALLERY in the city, Corner Broad Broad and Fifth Avenue. For THE AEXT 15 DAYS To become acquainted with the Public we will make you Photon rom $1 to $5 per dozen. But remember that prices will be advanced after January loth. Yours to Please L. D. McCURRY ROOM NEEDED ’ ' Having purchased the large stock of staple and fancy groceries from Mr. J. S. Camp and having consolidated his stock with my own If nd 1 am too badly crowded to do business comfortably. THEREFORE 1 his is to notify the public th.it fine, fancy and staple groceries can be had at my store on Second avenue at greatly reduced price. This oiler will last until the stock is reduced. You are cordially invit ed to call early and avoid the rush. R L. MORRIS The Mount Lebanon Shakers I have recen ly perl’ecte 1 an ingen* ( ions cur • for. dyspepsia. Their 1 D gestive Cofdiul consists of a 1 food already digested And a diges* i ter of foods happilv combined. The importance of thisinvention will be appreciated when we real ize what a proportion of the com- j munity are victims of some form i of stomach trouble. Thousands of , pale, thin people have little incli- I nation to eat. and what they do 1 eat causes them pain and distress. I This Digestive Cordial of ths | Shakers corrects any stomach de j rangement at once. It makes thin I people plump. Every one will be ( greatly interested to read the lit-1 ! tie book which has been placed in ' the hands of druggists” for free ' distribution. \ , 1 i . What is ' othiLg bu ' Castor Oil made ae palatable as honey. Children like it. WE SHOW the panrisT Mir-i sirs. In fact no hbuse ia this section can show s |iae in Water Seta that is quite so full or varied, or so cheap in ,va.u< s. bine Water Sits in all col ors and at all prices & E c. 1,000 Childrens Chairs at from 25c cents each—upward 3SUjSSOM : as safe and harmless as a fl^ 2 ted poultice. 1: acts like apo”’* ice, drawing out fever and pain, j und curing al? diseases peculiar I to ladies. j *'Orange Blosr >n” 16 a pas ; lile, easily used at any time; i' i 1 *** Applied right to the parts I tivery lady can treat herseu I with it. Mailed to any address upon re* ceiptof si. Dr, J.A. McGill&Co* C Panorama Place, Chicago, Soid oy D. LW. Curry*
