Funding for the digitization of this title was provided by R.J. Taylor, Jr. Foundation.
About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1896)
taUNOW" Ks- »- T - . ~, The 08* IS | nt r to ooardws. me ■ »ruunp very sinnll* |ki; insurance vu>y L ahile sleighinu. „ IM , Pa.. Jan- 28 ~ Fuu * L,J Sheet-, hl. two- 'I Ld « neighbor, named Ba- I , r . r e‘vr ing npme <ro»l I in a sled- While descend. [ Hid, . tree fell across L. killing Sheets instantly Lally injuring Baaer- Both Ln bad their legs and arms len. LoK GOV. MCLAURIN. L Point, Mias., J ““. 23 ’ Ly A. Firet Regiment M.s- . L National puard, or the I Point Rid-'- I-' 1 '" ni ß ht [r.,..umami O' s - ®- LamlCapt.l. O. Oliver for L„,MiM.. to attend the in- Ltion of Governor A, J. liurii- I dead 05 A MOUNTAIN. Lfton.Jan.23._The body es Brsslin, of Buck Mountain Lund on the mountain between Lerlvand Buck Mountain to— , I Last October Mrs. Breslin Lome to go to Weatherly, and Lresuuied sne lest her way. foody was imbedded in iee and ly decomposed. I heboine saves a boy. L-,v Brunswick, N. J. Jan. 23 Lie Over ge.Jewet , age 8, w;MJ Lug hci’ iss the tracks at the L 9 t .<-t depot last night he Lla.H tell. Mise K ite vliller, I 18, sr.v the boy’s p- il from La’i <n platform and sprang turd, gfsspsd the boy and pulv-sf ini from the track just as an 1 less train thundered by . Miss Lr went on her way before tl<® landers found out who she was , i L friend made her identity Lu afterward. |Y BIRDS AT CONEY. ["meadow 1 irk was seen at Go tland Lid-si inhabitant, says, “Ear hadow Li k, early spring.” Iveral large flocks of ducks, | r- r-r^"- 1 I :MR to 1 ATTORNEYS I va?diver a.g. ewin VANDIVER & EWING Attorneys ot Law. lE GEORGIA Ucver Post ofliee. Will pr ac- in all courts. I GEMj, f.EA Jfi b 5 liliiH I HENRY & WRIGHT Attorneys at Law, NE GEORGIA. -Masonic Temple Annex- Entrance on 4th Ave. L Do A general PRACTICE Junius F. Hillyj Lt XANDER HILYER attorneys at law 11 Man.mic Temple Build- I Rome Ga. , A a , Law ()ffice , Ma b it tuple, Broad Street. Rome Ga. U B^,dT ,)rlley 111 Law - MaBOU ppleßmlding Romt Georgm, pUson| l Te l n ( 4^ V ' oo °- Attoruej at Law pECF. dt DF \\v i oM “"n,< i..? u r e A^; r u^ at > a w.ome. /■ * Starling l i?t BTa RLING— Enul. ' ftft g’* 55 ''’ Ut LaW ’ Maßu “«‘ I; S w' AN p* h,r> SURQEONS P' Cj , r , _ lan an<l Surgeoi. K...an a *‘ l * <a, * t * :9t pXXX; Huildißg . ver and Burgeor L»ard. ence 6U avenue A, Fourth • '’’ f rs | lls - byslcian and Bnrgeou- L " f Bu.ie a .l . al servic « B «o tie peo r, I;.' 1 ;.' r"nct, all " 1 *“ rr 7 , ‘ n ‘ lll *K o >uutn L **’ 1 A ateou « drug store, ICf k W i r< ’’..re, fVMlHroart St C< A1 Tre v,t •f* 190 w , N 0 U a<l Street ' Te'epbon driven by a storm, sought shelter and food on the beach at Sea Gat«, Coney Island, yesterday. Every man who could get a gun went af ter them, and eundreda of ducks were slaughtered. They rarely get West of Manhattan Beach. ROASTED 17 HORSES ALIVE. Lancaster, Pa., Jan. 28 —Ben jamin Hirsh’s livery stable was destroyed this evening bv fire, and 17 horses perished in the fluni' S. The building was owned by Fu-b A. Doerr, of New York ci’y. Most of | the horses we.e boarders and all ' were valuable. The total loss is 10,000 and it is only partially cov ered by insurance. BOY MURDERS HIS BROTHER. Middlesborough, Ky., Jan . 28. — Vernie Williams, a boy of 15, shot his brother Robert, aged 18, at Harrogate, five miles from here, in a quarrel yesterday. Robert died last night, Vernie has not been arrested. HECRIC CAR COLUMN. Glance-Through Perhaps there is a Passenger you Know- City politics is warming up a lit tie, but as the opposi ion to May or King seems to be insignificant a very quits election will probably be the result. ‘‘l am cured since taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla,” is what many tbous ands are saying. It gives renewed itality and vigor. Capt. Thompson Hiles, of Rome, spent Saturday evening in town. — Chattooga News . Several largo orchards are being planted in the vicinity of Calhoun. —Calhoun Times. The Summerville school has, 100 ■■ j u -j s in attendance —Chat tooga News. Mr. and Era. 11. H . Ballew, of Rome, are visiting relatives in town. —Calhoun Times. You can’t expect much from a newspaper man such a day as this. They are only human and most of them are w ithout shoes . The advance agent for Mabel Paige is in the city posting his at | tracti n which will pear at the opera house one wee <> c m ie ic ing next Monday evening. Now is the time to buy a Piano Orgaq, Sewing-Machine, Type writer or Bicycle. You can make a payment when you buy and the remainder to suit your conveni ence. Largest stocy o f sheet music in the State. U i ite for ca'alpgue and pricee. E. E. Forbes,! Montgomery & Anniston Aa Frequently it gives a man cold shivers to fit in church and heir his wife sing: “Oh, for a thousand tongues.”—Chattooga News. A fine lot of hor -.es, ponies and mu'es for s de very cheap, ch 11 on J, 8. Griggs & Co., at James Douglas & Co’s livery stable B oad St Rom 1 ?, Ga Slaugh er sale for 30 days atthe Bazaar The many newspaper friends of Mi. Gordon Hiles will regret to lenrn that Le has retired from ' journalism, there is notn brighter , or moie giftsd writer oh the Geor gia Press than Gordon Hiles. He has accepted a position with the wholesale dry goods house of th® Thompson Hiles Company as traveling salesman. Two strangers, claiming to b> United States detectives, arrested old Jerry Smi'h an ignorant old negro and another negro man, on Beaver Slide this afternoon charged with counterfeiting, on ac count of the lateness in the day, no details could had as to whether any spurious c« in was found upon the prisoners or not Beginning Monday, J an. 27th. Mabel Paige and her jolly com pany will occupy Nevin s Opera house for one week. Mabel Paige is a great favorite in R®me and is l certain to play to good business. A fee HUSTLER OF ROME THURSDAY, JANUARY, 23 18RB. j“JAWGY KNEWS” The city c >uncil of Ruthlege have rised the license on liquor from $l5O to $250. William Shivers, one of t ,i e old est negroes of Pierce county, re cently died in Blackshear at the I age of 104. The people of ’ liilegeville are anxious for the autuorit'es of the Georgia railroad ts build a new depot at t hat place. A negro “trusty, ” Tom Ely, who has been in the Dougherty county chaingang for a year past, made his escape last we»-k. Henry Marshall, a negro in the employ of the Georgia Cotton Oil Company of Augusta, had his hand caught in the machinery of the mill and was badly injured. Griffin Call: ‘A prophetic hen has given to the world at Newborn Ga.. an egg, inside the shell of which, according to the veracious chronicler, was a square inch of printing as plain as ever seen on paper. The chronicler fails to re produce the text of the ej£gme»— sage.” Americus Herald : “It was ru mored that one of the school chil dren had been drowned in one of the numerous mud puddles alonjf the sidewalks in the residence por tion of the city today, but it was ascertained that it was a mistake. It is possible, however, that such an accident could happen.” The grand jury of Pulaski coun ty has recommended that SIOO be appropriated to each, militia dis’ trict in the county that desires to build a justice court I house. 5 The Cochran Telegram, commenting on theirecomniwpdation, saos hold ing court in the air with the judge perclied up on a goods box, does not tend to inspire' respect for the law. . A . a The importance of thisinvention will be appreciated when we real ize what a proportion of the com munity are victims of some form qJ r oniach trouble. Thousands of thin people have little inch n'ation to eat. and v hat they do eat causes them pain and distress. This Digestive Cordial of the Shakers corrects any stomach de rangement at once. It makes thin >e p plump. Every one will be ■<reai v ini(.r< sted to read the lit tle b>.ok which has placed in the hands of druggest for free distribution. W hat is Laxol? Nothing but Castor Oil made as palatable as y. C hildren like it. Oyster Suooer in East Rome. At the Arlington hotel, begin ning at 4 o’clock iu the after noon, And lasting until 11 ..’clock, Fr.day, Jan. 24th. The ladies of Howard Ave., Methodist church will give a general supper. Every thing will be had that will tempt the appetite. Oysters will be 25c. Fo. children 15c., other prices in proportion. Remember that the place is at the Eastern extremity of he car line. Tell your friends about it and come yourself. —La- dies of Howard Ave., church. otic e; Administrators al c. Agreeable to an order of the Court of Ordin ary, of Floyd county will be sold at auction be fore the court house door of said county on the lirst Tuesday, Feby. next within the legal hours of sale the following property tovit: East half of lot number eight ( ) in the Cothran and cl'is olm addition tothe|city ot Rome, Ga.,as survey ed by Geo. Wadsworth C. E., fronting 01 Ross street about one hundred feet and running back about two hundred feet same width, less fifteen feet front ob Northeast' corner runningback same width Forty seven feet, said fifteen leet strip having been sold off to Hanett Hicks; sol as the property of Henry ; Berryhill deceased. Terms cash, This Jany. F 1896. W. A. Rhudy Administrator Henry Berryhill decea-ed. j. it —1 Notice. Agreeable to an order of the Court of Ordiu ary of Floyd County will be sold at luction at the court homo door of said C>u ity on the first Tuesday in February next, within the legal honrw ofso’e. the. fol owing I’r pertv towlt:— 28 shares ot Georgia Railroad and Banking company Stock par value $175 per share. 25 Shares No. 13558—8W0 each dated arch* 23rd. 1876, 3 shares No‘, 1011(1-$ IM each dated Sept. 9th. 1871 Sold as the property of Mrs. Arcadia K I Dowdell deceased lite of i-aid county, Terms cash. This Bth day of Jan. 1896. J B. Tippin Administrator Wrare not the Biggest Thing in Rome Nor do we claim to buy goods cheaper than any house in the South, but we will guarantee to selljyou AS CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY ZLsriTTZTZFiZE 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 $53.00. Dining Chairs, nice high back, oak, $6.00 per set. A nice Pillar Extension,Table for $8.50 And an endless variety of all other grades of Furniture at corres ponding low prices. Don’t fail to give us a call, as it gives us Jimuch pleasure to show our goods, whether you wish to buy or not. Remember, we sell for cash or on installment plan. . ' '9 As City Undertakers t ‘r Full line of Coffins and Caskets on promptl attended to day or night. ' Yours for business. RHUDY & CO i-.-.- . 5 < } > . ‘ . ■ .. • ’ - ■' .... . • r * • •* 4 . I { - ■ '• . . Jg CORNER 4TH. AVE & BROAD ST ROME GA . z • > ■ > • ■. ' ■■ ; ■ 1 ■T * Fleming Taylor, who. moved to Rome recently, are very pleasantly situated in South Rome. —Chattooga News. Two cur loads of beef cattle were shipped to Atlanta Monday. One was shipped by the Messers. Dodd and the other by J. E. Curtis.— Calhoun Times Mr. Dabney Daugherty, of Rome, nas re-entered school here. He arrived in town and will make his home a» the Merritt house. — Chattooga News . A VisiTto the Sick Room TOUCHING IHE SPOTwith z / l \ vX WinAcnd Planter ,ZAI« H W TO For /A 1.7 iHI v. 14 1 Send 19 cents for the January No. of American Homes, a handsome, fc jjfif. practical and valuable Illustrated I -zb- monthlv. and it will tell you how kj vou mav ire the other 11 numbers M for 18%,FREE. M AMEBICAU HOMES EUB CO.. KBOxHlle, Tesn. —win—ff -in v ■ «? 1 ■ . 1 WINTER is UNKIND| ■ TO FAIR, FACES. El Moet women hare a natural 7 dread of winter—the cold winds / ■ and dampness roughens and I 7 chapa their akin. Many have 7 ■ gained knowledge by experience I and now apply a little Z SPOZZONI’Sj J POWDER > ra It protects, v softens sLiid bfetfutdfie* the com Z 9 plexioß, and th« Q—it Is invisible) j if it ir rightly usoa. I 9 HAVE YOU EVER TRIED IT? J ALL DRUGGISTS ar>.« , FANCY GOODS STORES BHLX IT. I “CsuipMe Manfisoil efTwi \ h * w to ,t ” JL n n pJX, J A Wonderful New liP-'Tll Mediealßook,written 111 Al \ 1 tot Men Onl Y- One Villi fl U e °Py may be had free W on application. ER,E MEDICAL co. OUF’ALO, n.y. M. A. TBEDFORD’S VEGKET CJItE. / Ik o/t / DYSPEPSIA / W S,C/< ok Indigestion Jr Nervous- DO UN NESS Os 'fftajfesSF OF Stomach Appst/te MnxE Genuine Without The Likeness Ano S* CKATUHE , M.A.THEDFORO ON FroNTOF j Each Wrafher. M.A.Thkoford Med.Q —— r-o e.n & . C iiiii-ie of Schedule JN THE SOUTHERN / RAILWAY At 12 o’clt ck noon Jan. 5 '96. , Trains for Atlanta leave Rome 8:28 a. m. 12:80 noon and 8:24 p. no. Trains for Chattanooga leave 1:30 u. m. 7:22 a. m and 2: 43 p. m. Fo • Selma 7 :15 a ••’. and 2 :5t p. m. ex -ept Sunday . For Gads ' 2 -40 p. th. Suudaye Citalion--LeaveTo StH. • '! Georgia, Floyd county: To all whom it may concern: W. !,. Ennis Administrator of Mrs. E. A. chapman deceased has tn due form arplii d to the uri'le signed f«r said deceased and said application will be hear on t! e ti:st U<>> day tn Fe y. next. T1 is 6 |day leaves to sell the land belontrlng to the estate of o Jany 1896. John I'. Davis Ordinary. X>n. FEMALE PILLS. eMEW Discovm. NEVER FAlt}. A new, lellabic and safe relist fur snw prw Ked.eacess> .scanty or painful tram stratfon. Bo>v .sod by over 80,000 ladles mo’" hiy. InvUmrate* these organs. ..are of Imttatloaa. Name par i ft. rw.- box, or trial box *1 Seal :k, : , Letters of Adtniiiistration '• eorgia, Floyd County: I To all whom It may cohee n; Jake C. Moore having iu proper form applied to me for pee maneut letters of administration on the estate of Judy Hughes, late of said gounty deceased' This is to cite all and singular the creditors-and next of kin of Judy Hughes to be and app. . .1 my office wihin the time allowed by law : , show cause, if any any the can, why perman eni adminrstration should not be granted to , Jake C Moore on Jud; Hu'he's estate. Wltnc s' my hand and offleia signature this Sixth day of Jany, 1896 John P. Davis, Ordinary Floyd County Letters ot Administration oEOROIA, FEOYU COUNTY: To all whom it n ay j>ke C. Moore having in proper form applied' to me for per manent letters of administration on the estate of Mary Whitehead, lace of sai l county deceas ed. This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next <f ki n of Mary whiiehead tote and appear at m/ office within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they cau, whv per mai e .t administration should not lie granted to Jake c. Moo.e On Mary Whiteheads estate Witness >ny hand and official signature this Sixth day of January, 1890 John P. Dtvis Ordinary Floyd County Letters ot Administration GEORGIA, FLOYD COUNTY: To all whom it may concern: Mrs. H len A. Nevin having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administiation on the es tate of H A Nevin 1 cte of said county deceas ed. This is to c te a.l and singular the cr»di tors and next of kin of M. A. Nevi' , deceased to be an i '"l'ear at mv o tice within ihe tm, allowed by law and stow cause, if ay they can, why pe maneut administration should not be granted to Mrs Helen A. Nevin on M. A. Nevin's esta.e. Witness my hand and official signature this Sixth day of jany. 189.;. John P. Oavis Ordinary noyd County . Application for Guardian ship GEORGIA. FLOYD ( OI'NTYf To all whom it may coucern: James R. Hill having applied for Guardianship of the persons and property of Marshall. Margarite. Leon T., Wvatt w., ylmeron W., and Rachel I. Shank lin minor children of James F. and ‘‘achel I. ShankHn lateof ai I county, deceased, noti e is hereby given that said application will be heard at my office, at 10 o'clock, a. in., on the first Monday in pebruay next. This Jany. 6th 1896 John p. Davis, Ordinary and ex officio Clerk C- O. Year’s Support, oeorgia, Flovd Countv: To all whom it may concern : Notice is hereby given, that the appraisers appointed to set apart and assign aye >r's support to Mary o Montgomery, the widow of John Montgomery deceased, have filed their award, aad unless good and si ffi lent cause is shown, the same will be made rhe judgement of the court at th* Feby terr . 1896, of the coart of Or liua.y. T’d.S Jany. 8 1896, John P. Davis Ordinary Floyd {
