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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1896)
SPRINGTRADE jttfc •! We applied the X Rays to the springtrade and found exactly 2 what was wanted, and now, as usual, we take our place at the \ head of the procession. ‘ Z In addition to beautiful lines of elegant spring goods we haye. . 2 this season brought on and now offer to the trade an elegant as- w s'ortmentof 2 ttf SUITS jfijg You are most cordially invited to call and look through sur !a-f ;; , S test arrivals of Spring goods. representing the cream of the great' . ' 2 Clothing and Gents Furnishing markets. Every advantage to be sett cureo by spot cash payments for big purchases, made by Ofte of ... the best«buyers that ever invaded th p market, has been secured to • ,l? h ■ 2 our patrons , •) « I II F1 MKfftMMFft • - —— A KLUSTER OF BULL’S EYE SHOTS Who will be Rome’s next Post Master? Why John M. Vandiver, of course, and Rome will n*t only have one of the very best Post Masters in the state, but lo city in the Union will have a better one. Big-hearted, loyal, generous •—why it you could find me a man. woman or child that ev c r w**nt to John Vandiver for h Ip and fail ed to get it, lam sure 1 could do thriving museum business if I can only secute the subject fur exhibi tion purposes. •’ * * « As to the fitness for the place, why J don't know of a finer busi ness man anywhere than he. Young, active, industrious, untir ing, clear-headed—and the most Unselfish man I have ever met. He ie just simply a royal good, fellow and deserves the very best thing that the people can give him. * * * And, then, too, this is the first time that he has ever yielded to the importunities of his friends to ask for an office. You know it teems to me like the finger of Providence is wonderfully appar ent in events that have transpired in the past few days. John M. Vandiver has entered on a new career. He will be Post Master of Rome — “Mark that prediction’ 1 — and he will do more good in the future than in the past —“Mark that prediction.’’ * * * Have you ever noticed how the HusTpET or Rome stirs up th“ an- Well we have got intcrthe habit and don’t pro pose to take the Keely Kure foi the disease. Since when, has a peniocrat questioned our Democ racy? * * * Notwithstanding the boycott, the Hustler of Rome persueehap- and prosperity and cuntin jjleß to prosper on the fiuits of the Chase. The Hustler of Rome is the people’s and—the people of ' Rome have long been aware of th» ; fact. * * * I notice that Mr. Bob Hall, ac companied by his brother Mr. Will Hall and by Deputy Sheriff Kbp Williamson, arrived home yester day mornii g. Deputy Williamson went down to Center on Saturday, to help make the bond. No one regreta more than Bob Hail the necessity which compelled him to kill Sam Gentry, at Forney, a tew days ago. ♦ * * Mr. D B. F. Selman tells me that he sent a drove of sixty year ling down to Gaylesville, Ala., on Saturday. He wants 100 head this week for the same point. These yearlings are tor Hill A Wilder, and are to he snipped by this firm to Texas. The prices paid by Mr. Selman range from $1.50 to $2.50 per head. * * ♦ Laid to rest, cut down in the prime of lit®, the last of his fam - ly —mourned by hit kinsmen ano an entire city. No wonder the fu neral of Mulford M. Pepper was the larges, ever witnessed in th? city of Rome. Beside his wife and her daughter, on the crown of Myrtle Hill, his new mound is kissed by the rising sun and is bathed in the glory of the Western sun-set, peace to his memory. A good and a useful citizen has fal len in the servic and and buried with the harness on. b«p£t>RIMTERW ' Wanted: vacant rooms iu a house, with a good family, by a young married couple. Address “H. H.” care Hubt..er of Rome. THE HUSTLER OF ROVE MONDAY.MARCH 30 |B9€. ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN Go to Fahy’s for bargains. Towel! rings and Book-Racks at Rhudy, Harv«y <fc Co’s. This morning s delightful show er gave the blooming vegetation a taste of April weather. Latest novelty in Persian rib bons just in at Fahy’s. Lanham Sons will own the street car lines tomorrow. Mr. W. O. Wright, a valued em ployee of the Southern, Ry., is visiting his parents x Col. and Mrs. \V. A. Wright, at Glenwood. Fahy’s matting is taking the ead, because it’s cheap. La’es effects in Dresden silks, very cheap, a' T .<«e Fahy’s. \\ m. Henry J .hnson is not a Republican, but for a “Protective Prosperity” illustrated joke he posseses *-ome rich material. For further particulars, see him at the Hill City Pharmacy. For Handsomest Parlrt^Ntfitsfin Rome, go to Rhudy, Harvey A’ Co. WA from start, per- Co., hochestir Try a can of Hopkins’s Steamed Dornin (Hulled Corn.) It is delici ous . See our beautiful Screens betore buying elsewhere. Rhudy, Harvey it Co. Prof. Ford’s equal has never been in Rome. Bishops, doctors and statesmen have been charmed with his illustrious and marvelous l powers as a character delineator. 1 hose who love the picturesque and beautiful will be charmed to night. No one should miss this rare occasion. Rhudy, Harvey it Co., have just received a beautiful line of Hat- Racks and Easles. The prettiest assortment of laces and embroideries ever seen in Rome is at Thos. Fahy’s. Baby Carriages? We can sell you an elegant baby carriage for very little money. Rhudy, Harvey A Co. Prof. Ford is now in the city. Will be at Nevin’s opera hoiiee to night in all his glory wit and drol lery! Tickets are goirg like h< t cakes. A great crowd of Rome’s most cultured people will lis'en to the great humorist t< night. Tick ets at the door, children half price. I X.II day long, despite the inclem ency of the weather there l as been a good uatured trash at Lanham & Sons’ Millinerry stores in the Fourth Ward. Their big Easter opening has proven a grand suc cess. The stroke of enterprise ex hibi'ed bv vheLanhamsin charter ing the Rome street car service and carrying visitors free teday is, but in keeping with the progress iveness of this well-Known firm. WANTED TO EXCHANGE: A prettv build iug Rome for an upright piano Also a Double horse Victoria with harness and a pair of boase-, for a Single gurry and harness For further particulars call on or address W. A. Wright or Tna Haider ot Rime. Many merchants are well aware that their customers are their best, friends aud take pleasure in sup plying th m with the best goods obtainable. As an instance we mention Perry & Cameron, proni nent druggists of Flushing, Mich gan. They say: “We have no hes tation in Recommending Chambe lain’s Cough Remedy to our cu tomere, as it is the best coug medicine we have ever sold, arr always gives satisfaction. ” For sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle Lowary Bros. Druggists cor. Broad St. and sth Ave. - will exchange :A good bicycle almost new. Will exchange for a buggy. For further particulars ap ply at Hustler of Rome office. j Wanted : By house of twenty ' I years standing, a lady or gentle-, man, first willing to learn our bus uess, then to travel, all expense I Thousands have tested the geat j building-up power of Hood’s Sar saparilla and have found renewed strength, vigor and vitality in its use. .» Capt. Hiaell Improvlna. Capt. Hide]] whos very serious lillness for the past two weeks pub lished in the Hustler of Rome, >s steadily convalescent at his home in North Rome. i Capt. Hidell was ableto pass a li.tle while in his flower garden 1 this morning. To Move The Camo Cap*. CrofT Moore will finish the grade work on Broad s'reet by tomorrow nigh' and will move the chaingang to a point on the river road. 2k miles out, near th? Rome Brick Company, where a fill will jbe made in a very low piece of public road. I —— HLMGR RICH ANE RACY! ! Pi f Ford will delight the Ro mans to night at the opera house. He is humorous, witty and instruc- I five Henry Grady said that Prof, 'had no equal in America. This is 'a rare chance to hear the great character delineator. Tickets at the door and drug stores. Children half price . Lanham & Sons have secured the service of the very best and most experienced Mil liner ever brought to Rome. One who has worked for the larg est and most stylish Millinery stores of Bos ton and New York. Ihe Ladies of Rome and vicin ty will do well to attend this opening. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day. Street cars will carry you to their door res. Wanted-An Idea Protect your Idea*; they may Kring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDERBtJRN ft CO., Patent Attor neys, Washington. D. C., for their <I.BOO price offer and list of two hundred iurentlona wanted. PHFBSSIOML WD ATTORNEY* W. w VaRDiVER A. G. EMUS' VANDIVER & EWING Attorneys ot Law. HOM E GEORGIA Office over Post offiee. Will prac tice in all courts. -T ~ SEABORN WRIGHT I Attorney at Law. ROME GEGRGIA Offices: Masonic Temple AnnH~ Entrance on 4th Ave. Will do a general practice T.W. Alexander. Jumue F Hillye ALEXANDER HILYER ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Manonic Temple Build ing, Rome Ga. FG. Govan, Attorney at Law Office k *•» eo'mic Temple, Broad Street. • K Rome Ga. J. H. Spu'lock, Attorney at , * wa Temple Buildidg .. Temple Building Rome Georgia. JAMES B. NEVlN—Attorney at Poverty Hail poetoffiee cornor 3rd. At W right & Hamilton, Attorney* at La» v flee in the King Building. CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD— Attorney « MaMmlc Temple, REECE & DENNY—Attorney eat law.O® 01 in Masonic Temple. Rome, Ga. WH. ENNIS—Jno. W. _ A Starling, Attomeye at ’ Temple, Rome, < A. PHYSICIAN* AND *URO*O W ’ Frank A-Wynn, Physician and Burs’, Residence, corner 7th. Ave and E St, Office, Room 8 rr. Medical BuildW DM. RAMBO R—Physician »nu ' nr^' rt a Office at residence 614 avenue * ward. -—— LP. HAMMOND— Physician and Offers hie f fofensional «enrice8 ‘ c , IUU -.rr ■ pie of Roine end Bur ’’?? dru f P t«re,& iffice at Crunch and Watson e i F i road street. i Trevil DR. W. D. HOVT-Offlce a-i. . epbo . drug store, so. 331 Broad stre • 111 rer* ienae. No. 21 J. A. WILLS DENTIST, - 4! 'l B F(AI '
