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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1896)
HUSTLER OF ROME* Merodat the PoitoUlca as seco*d-el»ss matter PHILLG. BYRD- Editor and Manager. bO cents per week. s•> per year. Advertising rates, reasonable. PHONE NO' 85. NOTICE. A meeting of the Ex-Committee •f Democratic party ot I loyd County is hereby called to meet at rhe court house in Rome on 'lues-, day next 14th day of April at 11 >. m. Full attendance is desired. Jno. J. Biack Sarper Hamilton Chairman, Sect’y. ~ It takes the American athlets to ‘ * make the Grecian bend. ■I Gomez continues to prove an 1 alibi every time he is accused of having been killed. Hereafter the Greek will doubt less prefer to meet Greek. Uncle Sam’s nephews are too mu Ji tor the sons of the ancients. Allison has promised the Re puolicans if they will elect him i President that he will not ask for a second term. McKinley objects. Durrant must feel insignificant when he compares his murderous sareer with that of 11. H. Holmes, the condemned fiend now awaiting the death sentence in a Ph.ladel phia prison. • The Maine that w»nt hell-bent sor Governor Kent will doubt ess go with heavenly speed for Thom as Reed in the Republican State i Convention next Thursday.—Phil adelphia Record. A dispu'ch has been received by the Lite Department saying that Consul General Williams is well. Williams, it will be remembered, the man who was kij.ed and dragged through the streets of Ha vana a few dayi- ago. j m Earl Grey, the new administra tor of the South African Charter ed Company’s territory, has star ed in to encourage immigration into Rhodesia. An adv nice of >250 is to be made to each Brit isher willing to undertake the voyage and settle down as a miner. An inventor has paten ed a bi- ' cyclo with an umbrella shade, • i meant especially to protect the la dy rider of the wheel from the gaze of the public. If the lady bic • f; ! J ciist were thus protected, there wou.d be a big falling oti m the B * heel trade. 1 ‘’To thin k lhat there was a tire L ' last night and 1 didn't get it,”j moaned the conilagralion reporl es ‘•Never mind,” said the po lice reporter, consolingly, "You'll get the tire as soon as the old man hears about it."—lndianapolis I V 1(10 Journal. Prince Ferdinand, of Bulgarier. | • : who is about io visit Constantino- ple, has. declared : “When all Eu rope was -gainst ine the Sultan ; , was my friend. He lias never wa-! h j vefed for one moment in his kind ness to me personally, and I owe him a debt of gratitude L can nev er repay.” Scotts Emulsion Will Cure A Stubborn Cough , m. I I J v.rhen ordinary specifics » Tail- It restores strength kJ Jo the weakened organs \ md gives the system ' die force needed to throw boss the disease. joe. aad at all druggist*. If Qu«en Victoria really owns t 12,C00,000 worth of China-ware an ! anxious public would like tojknow I where she g ts her servant girls. The population of France ha« increased only by 07,00) during , the last decimal period. It is dis- I ficu’t to see, at France’s present rate of progress, where her large 1 army of the future is to come' from, unless »he secures an option on Coxey’s hosts. “Who,’’ asked the profesaoress I “was Medusa?” “Medusa,” said i tho young woman who was feeling about the under side of the bench for her gum. “Medusa was the lady who gave every one who looked at her an attack of marble heart.”—lndianapolis Journal. . " 4a. " 1— The end of the joint debates have come and the people a'e not sor ; ry of the fact that they are ended. ; The day for joint discussion of I political qu°stions seems to have passed, and it is impossible to arouse the enthusiasm of candi dates or people.— Atlanta Corn ua rcial. Ohio has decided to follow New 1 York's lead and substitute elec tricity for the rope in the inflic tion of the death penalty. The re sult will be a clear gain for civili zation and humanity, provided the | Buckeye State shall not be so chary of the electric current as to i give Judge Lvnch a pretext for I continuing the use of hemp. The next state election this year is that of Louisiana, which takes place April 21st, and it will indicate the strength of the Fusion party —composed of Democrats, Republicansand Populists—as op posed to the regular Democratic organizat : on . Four years ago Mc- Enery, the regular Democrat, re ceived 46,739 to 79,270 votes giv en, the Anti-Lottery Democrat, while Harrison had only 26,563 votes to 87,912 votes given Cleve land. The election in Oiegon, June 6th. is the next in order, and then comes Alabama, August 3; Ver mont, September 1; Arkansas, September 7; Maine, September ! 14; Florida, October 6. and Geor gia, October 7. These are the States . voting before the November elec- I tions. SMILE PROVOKERS Mistress (angrily )- -“Bridget, I find that you wore one of my low ne'-ked evening dresses to the ‘bus drivers’ ball last evening. It’s the worst piece of iinpi d nee lever heard of You ough*t to be ashamed f yoursel Bridget (meekly)—“Oi wuz, mum—Oi wuz. And me young mon sa d if Oi iver wore sic au onda cent dress in public agin he’d •breck our ingagement. ” —London Tid-Bits. Mistress—“ That young man who called to see you last night, Jane, tayed very late.” Jin —“It was me brothe"» mum.” ’“But, Jane, I have noticed thir ty seven different men in your company within the last two years and each one, you said, was your brother.” “Yes, mum. Poor sol k s a lets have large families, mum.” “I’ll murder the scoundrel,” he cried hotly. '■Oh, don’t, Charlie,” replied his sister. “And why not?” “Well, there has never been any .insanity in the family, and what’s the use to blo t our fair name just for the satisfaction of killing a man? —Washington times. Tie Coroner—We found noth iag in the man's pockets, ma'am, except three buttons, one handker. shies and a receipted bill.” The Sobbing Inquirer—“A receipt ed bill? Then 'taint my husband I” —Cleveland Plain Dealer. A 'gy—“Now—now, Miss Giddy, suppose I should try—try to kiss you?” Miss Giddy—Don’t think of it. Nr. Gosling you are so agitatfd that I m sure you would scream!” —Truth. Smitaeis wish some one would teach me to save money.” Miss Hope—"Oh, Mr Smithers, this is so sudden.—New York Press Col Napier remarks: “Spring poets should make their effusions shor*. The lessen es the value of 'brevity was exemplified at Bolivar fifty years ago, when the prize 1 winner in a spring-poem contest wrote only these four lines: • ‘Goddeu* of Spiing, As she a»»«d d.w. th. vale, Lrft her robe on he frees And her breath on the gale " Even the streets of Sheol are paved, they say. —Macon News. Macon has enough “aood inten tions” to fix up in the same style. STATESIFTINGS Charles E. Hixon has been ap pointed postmaster at Neese, in Madison county. Barnesville has a pav roll from her manufacturing plants of more than S2OO per day. Albany’s new opera house will soon be assured,as the contract will be given in a dsy or two. A out $1,006 annual interest cn script will have to be paid by the tax payers of Emanuel county. The annual meeting of the State Medical Association will be held in Augusta, commencing today. Miss M. Rutherford, of Athens, has written a play which will be presented at the opera house ’here on the evening of the first of May. Milam A Patterson, a well known livery firm in Atlanta, have announced to the public that they will no longer op*n their sta bles on Sunday. The Tifton and Northwestern Railway, has just received a new passenger engine to be used in pull ing the passenger train between Tift n and Fitzgerald. Cleghorn, three-year old son of Mr. Jack Cleghorn, of Americus, died lust night of scar let fever, the third deatii since the dread disease made its appearance there. Oscar Low e, a cotton buyer who moved to Buena Vista from Amer icus about six months ago, was adjudged insane Friday, and was carried to the asylum at Milledge ville. Monroe Etheridge, who killed i Frank Harkness, colored, in Spald j ing county, was given a prelimi nary trial at Griffin yesterdaj’ and I was bound over for voluntary manslaughter. A 7-story building of pressed brick, stone and granite will be l f'rected at once by George S- Lown des on North Pryor street, just below the First Methodist church in Atlanta. Gordon Institute at Barnesville, : has just received fiom the Smith- ' soniar Institute at Washington,] D. C., aselect collection of 100! valuable minerals, which will be at once placed in the labratory. John Smith, the leader of the so-called “Fly-away” negroes, has returned to Atlanta, and has not been molested by the police or his dupes. When he disappeared he was supposed by his followers to have gone to heaven. SIOO REA RD SIOO. The readers of this paper will be! pleased to learn that there is at ] least one dreaded desease that sci- ■ ence has been able to cure in all its stages, that is Catarrh . Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive] oure known to the medical frater n ty. Catarrh being a constitution al desease, requires a constitution al treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure s taifen internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system, thereby de stroying the foundation of the de-! sease, and giving the patient strength by building up the consti tution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietorshave so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dol lars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. 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