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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1896)
[LECTRIC CAR CCLUM to Coknr s f <»r bargin. j ;iee ~f all kinds at Cokers. ( , r ; Iren’s ha’f h •■* at. Coker’s ■ Factor fact Coker's sell the goods- Buy you a suit from Coker’s cut house. <al | ;P Warter’s Rome made iiian!, ih«>' H, ’ e tlie bebU s ( . e Coker’s mamotl) stock be fore you buy- T.idav* intense heat, has had a most depressing elfect Mies A’ida Printup will return o-otn Alabama Chetayua at Ti.tla- .dejta. Warters Rome made cigars ar a t he best made. Ask your dealer f ir them. Mrs S. F. Taylor, of Rome, spent Sunday at Mr. W. H. Penn's —Chattooga News. Ahvavs in se»s m, H tpkiut Steamed Hominy (Hulled Corn). .Elegant lunch in Milk ~ Mrs. Ethel Hillyer Harris, the oveet singer and gifted woman, is .! Atlanta viJting relatives. Warters Rome made cigars are the finest to be had, ask your dea ler for them and ta«.e no other. $20,000 wo th of goods must be sold and you car buy them at 50 on the $1 from W. H. Coker & (’a. H. I). C. Edmondson went to Rome Monday where he will spend -isveral days with his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Maddox.--Chattooga \’ewß. Messrs. Joe Owens, John Can trell and Jw« Glover, ot Rome, came up Sunday and attended the -imiinji conven’ion . Calhoun Times- Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy "iirss colds, croup and whooping rough. It is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by Lowry Bros. Druggist Rome, Hon. Wesley Shropshire went to Rome Sa’urday and will spend rtveral days in Floyd and Bartow !o''kuig after his political inter ests —Chattooga News. Mrs. J. M. Hale, of Atlanta as- ■ > a delightful visit to Alabama passed through the city yesterday enroute home, She spent the day, b-'i'e, a guest nf her popular son. Mr. Bernard Hale, of 'ho firm of J. T. Crouch & Co. IheC. R. C. R. R. continm s O' grown in popularity, and the ■l'lendid trains, excellent sche dut?s and pretty scenery along lhe route make it the ideal route lo Chattanooga. It is the only railroad passing the historic Chi "nauga battlefield. Agents for the best and most ■ •niujete Campaign Book : P A R ’MES MEN AND ISSUES OF ■■• Hi comtniesicn. Outfit ’'•‘H-National Pub, Co., Lakeside Chicago. ■. —— *9 W WCRLD THE CE. A-W EF K EDI T ION. A WEEK. 156 PAPERS A YEAR. it is larger than auy weekly or ' ‘"ti-weekly pap -r published and ’''theqnly important Democratic weekly” published in New York ' 'I.V- Three times as large as the ading Republican weekly of New 1 "’k Cjty, It will be of special ad ’ ‘'•fiige tn you during the Presi- 1 x I ’aloampaign, as it is publish "‘" r y other day, except Sunday ' oasallthe freshness and time ’!l, Ss of a daily. It combines al! “■ a news with a long list of inter -p? 1 " departments, unique f«a- f l -" -', cartoons and graphic illus l,|ons, the latter being a special i-pp improvements have ' ll made without any increase ,( - cost, which remains at one ■‘"Har per year. nfter this unequaled news j.. t r r , an d l I,E Rome Courier, to pt '*? y yar for One dollar. Aguiar subscription price of l*o papers is Two Dollars. lli'fi. Mosh R , Wright h-*? r - ’urued tmui a quick 'rip 'o Sum merville, j Misses Matti- and Floy Row-111 are uiem'-ers of a house party at Athens, Tenn., for a few da-s. Mrs. vVill J. Miy, wif- of of ficer Will May of Chattanooga is in the city, and, with her children,- t is 1 he guest of re alive®. Isnuy Honey Drip Central Park! Syrup only 500 per gallon at Lloyds. Also new packed Clover: Leaf brand Salmon,' the finestj packed, at 17c per can, cheaper, brands at 10c per can. Wanted: —Agents hr the best! and most complete Campaign Book Parties men and issues of 1896. : 50% commissi, n. Outfit free. Na-1 tional Pub., Co, Lakeside Bldg, Chicago. I Mls-oS Edema d Beltie P*nu l ■ re eiHertmniuz a house party thi* I w. uk »t \their delightful cuiit.y h ime h-nr town Thar are charm ■ iur hoßteases and tb-ir home is ad ; idesl pi«ce fur p-rfect enjoyment The par y com-i*ts of Mr-*JS.F. ; i’-iylor ,->t Roup-; Miss J cksou,ot Lemur cito ,T- m . .and 'bums Ed W--t,Dwigh' Shaw. Ike McArver and C. Wimbn-h, of Rome. —Chattooga News. Miss Berta Maddox left the city Tuesday afternoon to attend ai camp on Lookout Mountain, this camp will de de'ightfni in every appointment and will beone.of th* most enjoyab'e outings of the sea son Miss Nannie Wathen- of La- Faye te, is the hostess, ’tis given complimentary to her young lady | fr’endsfmm and Macon Mr J A Shaw is to Join the par'y ■ this week —Chattooga News Mr. T. M. Bal eager, ’of Gore, killed a rattle-nuke last Friday morning near Luke Prickett s residence in Dirtown Valley, which f was one of th- largest of its kind • ever seen in this section ot the . country. It was 4ft 11 inches in i length, and had feu teen rattles and a button, and was ten inches ; in circumference at th- largest I part of its body It was truly a ■ monster of its kind and it was for tunate that Mr. Ballenger k'lled i it. —C hall a n ooga New *. N (thing equals the genuine Celu-j loid Starch for doing up Shir'-' waists, collars, cuffs, etc. it puts on a finish that makes old goods I-ok equal ’<> kirnw. and no Kecking, large packages fori c each at Lloyds Fair. KNOWS A GOOD THING. I r.m bound to go : to that placewhere i the very best goods are sold at such a I ' )<reasonable price ! That Hawthorns i Candy, f-r instance, is a real bar- ; gam at 25c per lb. Ami then they' keep puch fine fruits at a price i that, a fellow can afford to send; his bes- girl a basket real often and still not hit his pocket book very hard. 1 tell Lloyd s bail is hard t<- beat for everything nice to eat. r- w (JLy mamma used Wool Soap) (I wish mine WOOLENS WILL NOT SHRINK if Wool Soi»p is used in the laundry. In the ’leanslmr of winter blankots.flannefs ami all wm“ fabrics tmfore storing for the season. The value of WOOL SOAP sssssESS Ba worth, Schodde A Co.. Mahers, Chicago. Sow YorkOUtoo-OtLeonard St. Bowtou. 6 Chatham IS H'kEMKP* co.. ifT IHi HUSTLER Oh ROME THURSDAY, JULY 23 1896 I notice by the ‘ ew York Jour nal that Mr. Sheban, on* .of the ; leading delegates to the Chicago' ■Convention, is out in an interview! stating that, after a careful review ■ of the lay o’ the land, I e is of th opinion that Bryan w : U sweep the state of New York with a majority ’ i that will be larger than Cleveland received, 47,000. He says you may t call the silver movement a erase if you will, but iti-, nevertheless,a i i fact that the tide has set with the I I I force of the m isses behind it, and ' that no power on earth can sUmi . it. Th Republican farmers of New ■ I’ork state have s ampeded t 3 the I I Bryan free silver standard. > * * * I There are a couple of Ohioans iin this neck. <f the woods seeking! I farm* on which to make their (homes. They ar® men of good .judgement—and, as proof of the statement, I submit the fact that they are here, and are also deter mined to locate here * * * J had a talk with a gold-bug, ■fresh from Ohio, and he tells m» I that he honestly believes that Mc- Kinley will not carry his owu state m the fall elections. I have said all along'that Ohio ia power ful good fighting ground.and ] oint ed out the fast that McKinley i had alwavs carried the state, as a I free silver candidate. Now it is i different. Ohio is for free silver, ' and stronger that way now’ than i aver before. B’van will defeat the Hanna Mute, Napoleonic chap pein, long overcoat, ’‘fat” andall, even in the “Buckeye” Stale. * * * ; Dr. Will Johnson, the physician I in charge «f 'he case, 'ells me that I his patient, that clever citizen or t Nannie. Dr. Nixon, is very much I improv- d ; so much so in fact that 'he is again able to sit up. Dr. Nixon hiiM h-d a close call hut his hundreds of friends rejoice with I his loving family over his pros pects of returning health. * * * , The h-cel republican Kaders «re ma<iiij s* de-perate effort for Mc- K Is aed Hobn’t.O course 'he ' 1-a-iers know tho r ou'y h >p* is | the rcn-M’4 of martyr’d and that l,i» sam- 1 will co oe through public ■ p-»tronaue--tr--m dcKioi y.s'o-uid he win, ami that said ii waid will ! come io local lead r j only. The fie lof the iocal organiz it 1-ui will get ' nothing. How cal. they h--pe to? why should lh»v hop* for mo ! thing even i. the si p ot b-tter . tlHIf-? Assistant keeper of the penit'-n-i itiarv, Jake C. Moore,inhere today. I ■ Mr. M® >re tells me that Principal Keeper Turner ami himaMf, and a number <>f Guards, will go up on Sunday night, and about noon on Mondav tliev wi 1 bring awav 407 I convicts. i * * * The ra'lroads want to charge full rates f>r these u en, I u the slate will not consent to pay it, Ihe I fact is the convcts will be marclr ! through the country at about 15 I miles per day. making tl e trip in s ven days ai.d at a v®rysmall cost, before the «tate will pay full fare for so marv ui«n. From Mr. Moore I learn that | Twenty Years Proof. Tutt’s Liver Pills keep the bow- I els in natural motion and cleanse ! the system of all impurities An I absolute cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, con l stipation and kindred diseases. | “Can’t do without them” R. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va. writes I don't know how I could do without them. I have had i Liver disease for over twenty I years. Am now entirely cured. ■ Tutt’s Liver Pills Mr. Julius L Brown of Camp No. 1. d()t*a m t <ibj(- -t trt the removal of these 407 convicts. But on the other hand has inatru«'ed hi® own camp officials to prewar® a day ■ fjod for the d-parang conviita. * * These 407 convicts belong 'o Penitentiary Go. Nos. 2 & 3.. and when removed will still leave ISO convicts in the mines of Co. No. Mr. Brown's t o.—the one that failed to pay the tines namad by Governor Atkinson. * * * Mr. t’oore also states tome that of the 407 convicts to be r - moved to the (Jiut tahoochi e Brick Co. camp, that 107 of the men belong to J. M. Smith, ibe farmer of Oglethorpe coun'y, that 50 more will go to Col. Jamea, of Mitchell, and that 59 others be long to the Parrott Lumber Co. in Dooly. * w * Chester Scott, sent up for life from this county for the murder of Sheriff McGinnis of Gordon, will not be removed, he belonging to Peui’entiury Co. N<i.<L . - i B«el«Ri»IM!{ & s - Special low rates via South ern Railway for months of June July and August. St. LOUIS, Mo: Tickets on sale July 19. 20 and 21 at rate $16.85 I good to return JulyJ’L 1596., Richmond. Va: Tickets on sale June 23rd at and also on sale June 27th 2dtli ami 29th at $12.45 i-'Und trip good unti July th. 4 LOUISVILLE, Ky: Tickets on sale August' 8 and 9 good to re turn Angus’ 17. 189 G St. SIMON’S Island: $14.50. CUMBERLAND Island: $16.00. Tickets on sale daily, good to eturn Oct. 31. 1896. TYBEE ISLAND: $16.00. Tick ts on sale daily, good to return 15 days can be extended 15 davs. For full particulars call at city offic°, iq, Armstrong Bui ding, or write to T. C. Smith P. &T A. Rome Ga. LIKE * OTHERS There, is a difference between medi cines and medicines. Those of to-day, as a rule, differ from those of the past in many respects. Fully as great is the difference be tween Dr. King’s ROYAL QERMETUER and the ordinary medicines of to-da; It is unlike them in THESE FtVE THINGS: 1. It does not taste like a medi cine. It is as pleasant to take as lemonade and makes a most refreshing drink. 2. It n«ver nauseates the most delicate stomach. 3. It does not swap off one dis ease for another. It doesnot set up one form of disease in order to relieve another as is so often the case. 4. It contains no alcohol or opium in any form and is always harmless even when given to a babe one day old. R. It does not patch simply, it cures. It reaches as nothing else does to the hidden sources of disease in the blood and removes the cause. It does this with an ease and power that have never been equaled. For all troubles of the Blood, Stomach. Bov, ils. Kidneys and Nerves, and for all forms of MALARIAL POISON it stands pre-eminent— without a rival or a peer. rr Bold by druffffißts. new package, lerg-e bot tle. 108 Doaee. One Dollar. Manufactured only by THE ATLANTA CHEMICAL CO., ATLANTA, 6A WETII TOR q-PAOK BOOK. gAILRP MU*. Wanted—ftn Idea EXSS Protect your Idea*: tb«y mny bring yoa wealth. Write JOHN WBDDKRBURN < CO.. PaUnl Alter • nayaWaahlnßton. D. C..f«,r thetr »i.BOU priaa •aA IM o< two IxiDdMd lartnUoaa waataC BICYCLE RACES Prizes Offered For the Best Riders If The Auaust Meet. avg. 6th 1896. j Dash for boys. Ist. Prize, Sil ver Medal. J. E. Veal. Mile Open, for men, Ist, Prize, Pr. Handle-bans By R- E. Forbes. 2nd, Pr. Bicycle Shoes, Cantrell tfc Owens. r V Mile open. boys. Ohe Prize, Pr. Bicycle Shoes, By S. N. Kut ner. ' • 2 Mile Handicap for men. Ist Prize By Cothran & Company, 2nd Prize, Box Cigars, by W. P. Marshall. 2 Mile Handicap for boys. Time Prize, Medal. Ist Prize Bottle Ex tract by F. A. Johnson Jr Co. 5 Mile Open, Ist Prize Pr. Waver ley Tires, mounted on Rims. Moore <fc Proctor, 2nd, Cycolmenter by Bar.y Cothran. 4 Mile N 'vice. Dt. Startling Sti ver Nuim--pl»te, by J. K. W illiam son, 2nd, S<’da Ticket, Given by F. A. J ffiusou. 3rd, Bottle Witch hazd by Be,’rd Ha}. I’. 1 ’. Aug. 7th T 896, . r. J.J. ’ • ■ - | Dash tor men, Prize, Medal. Mile Championship for bojs, Championship Medal. Mile Champt-'Ui-hip for m<‘i\ Champ’onahip Medel. A Mile Open, Prize, sweater, by W . 11. Coker and Co. 2 Mile open for hoys, Ist, Prize, pr . Blue Grass Tires Mounted on rims. R, R. West Cycle Company. 2nd, Prize, Soda Ticket, by J. T. Crouch and Company. 2 Mile open for men, Ist, Prize, Medal . Second, Pr. Toe-clips, John G. McClure. 5 Mile Handicap for men, Ist, Prize Cyclometer by F. A. Wynn. 2nd Prize Soda Ticket By Jervis & Wright, Time Prize, Gold I Medal. One Mile Open Tandem. Prize, by .. ■ NO Bill in Sanford Case The Grand Jury tbid morning returned a bill” in the of V. T. Sanford. cWarged with, shooting Officer Millard Mulkey; but returned a true bill against him for carrying concealed wea pons. This is a complete vindica tion., of Mr. Sanford, and his friends are warm in their congiat-- ula ions. Vmce: t Sandford, by his manly conduct in the hour of defeat in the recent prinaary elec- . tiona,has addod many warm friends to an already larg® following. HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS. Hot Springs, owned by the Uni- j ted States Government and Under i’s direct supervision, is th»i Worlds Sanitarium. Write to A. A Gallagher, Southern Passenger j Agent. Iron Mountain Route 103,1 Read House, Chattanooga. Tenn, | and you will receive by return i mail, free of charge, an elegant I'- lustrated book giving full partic ulars, cost of living benefits to be i derived, etc, etc.. Prehistoric Citu Unaerthed. j Jimiuez, Mex., July 23.—J. R. Reiley, a Boston archaeologist, who has been exploring a wild: region of th® Sierra Madr® Moun tains We«t of here during the past two month*, has arrived here, and ■ claims to have discovered a pre historic city, which, he states, , must have had a population at one time of 200,000. This ancient city is -ituated hi a narrow valley betveen two high ranges of mountains. Nearly all of th® buildings are of hewn stone, and are in a state of almost per fect preservation. The houses col tain ornaments and utensils of pe culiar design. Mr. Reiley brought back a large collection of the ornameuis, which he will send to the Smithsonian Institute, at Washington, Mr. Reiley will leave today for Bos-, ton, and will return in a tew weeks with a party of archaeologists. ; fully-equipped to continue the ex plorations of the city and sur i rounding couniry. ■■ = A I.eoacu For Altaeid. Chicago, 111., July 28.—Govern or J hi P. A tgeld came into the I Probate Court this morning and offered the will of his cousin, John ■W. Lanehart, for probate. The Governor s named as execut F< f the will. Tiie estate is valued at SSO UDO, .w! ifio witltiw gets $15,000 and lmu:-eh. Id belonging*. All the rest of 'he estate goes to Governor Algeld. Tie testator makes the provision in thia nmr ner: “I direct that mv said estate, so bequeathed to the 1 aymants of sny of his debts or nbligatio’. B existing at the tune of my deceu-e I iritemled that bewail have ab solute contio , owenersl.ip and power of dr*i property, ami look to him to leep tny propeitv for his owh benefit ” Enrique Mola In Cuba. Tampa. Fla., Julv 23.—-Tha Cubans h u re ar- -Is’erl over pr - v<tt<* advices th*' Enrique Mola m'W commands two thousand veil armed men m Puerto Princi|S Province each man having two hundred larrt-idge®. Mola <1 isringui-hud himself iv the ten years'war and was pledged ’o take the fi -hl at the beg lining of this smuggle, bu.L woupuy Mex it arcad. ' ' \ His arrival in Ciib-a two wevKS ago is considered a most nnptr antov-nt. A Cow Wrecks Ten Cars. Danilo's ci, Conn.. July 23.—8 y collision with a cow at 8:30 yes terday morning the Norwich boat freight on the New England Rail road was badly wreck d. T w> j cars were pi'ed up m the worst wreck seen for some years. “At 1 o’clock traffic w ae»ii I Com pletely bh eked niitl all trains are delavd. I't will lU't be p< SK'I'I-- to cbar ihAtra k before night. No one was- hurt. au 7~ j ! aa ii'>» :A.ud •: rix> 'J'.ntniaaw ’■ a c.'.' Gin 1 '. r e Llirrni *••.■'. r.yea -r.i.'.'ii io 1 Eve 1 i'l>. S-re N:ppi‘>. isie* ■\v<in lit 'in L.i .’.i;n atni ."r.:,. . 4.1 J, V, eeui.-| cr : >o': t>; 3;’.yG-.G YtoTt.;;’. FA- pt’.t. n.- air .< ’lhr*’teal/hv "on. litiini In. .'.i; ■. 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