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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1896)
<eIHE HUSTLER OF ROME> »t the t’ostoffi e M second-class matter FHILL G. BYRD- Editor and «< £ NAUKK t 9 cmt<pjr wxk $•) year Advertising rates, reasonable. PHONE NO- 85. DEMOCRACY’S NONINEES. '•Wr.c Congress, Seventh District: JOHN W. MADDOX. >i*C<w Representatives of Floyd x l'otxity : W. 11. ENNIS. .JOHN H. REECE. FELIX CORI’t’T /'«»v Sheri ft j. p. McConnell. ■swife J. D. Turner, W. I*. McLeod A. F. Redmond and Jim Johnstor *«.« deputies. "(For Clerk of Court. Win. E. BEYSIEGEL. 'j?orOrdinary JOHN P. DAVIS. I •iSer Treasurer: JAMES B. HILL. Ifc?o€ Tax Collector: J. J. BLACK iToc Tax Receiver R. L. FOSTER. roner: H. SCHLAPBACH. ■veyor: J. T. MOORE. ntiiissioners of Roads and .. !•_ e: X. FEATHERSTON, P. W. SIMMONS W. C. NIXON V, McAKVER GEO W. TRAMMELL. Election to ba held in October. Atkinsole majority will be near ■r 100,000 than it is 50,000. Joe J-illusion with Lis little nth llt -t v o 50,t00 ends the race by g ••lb :f we lest." Tim auntml inn by fires in the -:>... • > 1 . ( rmiuttu u • r gt. .<• aim s.iivr are ij.o v at ' ut ■ qua!. The I rnice m W ,e.». it is s id, mquested Alfred Austin to write a ic-etn mi tin- w (Icing of the Prin ce-s Maud. 'A ales is beginning to arrive at the years of mental ma turity. Dr Gambrell is one of the best meii s l>i reonaliy in the stale ot Georgia, Rut h- is allowing his name to I e mentioned in some very (i uditiul company. —Macun New. • <>m V. tit-on is thinking of -lartii ~ un< iuer daily paper in At 'aiitij. its appearance will d ivibl ■ass be preceded by a Very vigor ous appeal to tne faithful A mericus Herald. The insutr.-ction in Cuba sill ■ -nt mues. Vi-ry little autlu nttc . - ■ _,:....vu num the field - their breath holds ou‘. — .spring Place .J impiecute. .?j. .ups ' r Watson and Mr v?:l uuld fix tliis thing up Ly .i ; . ap<ni y or u<-ing a dice ■ x, ei';f>loving si line di-interest! d non like the Hon. Garrett A. f fobart to act as referee. —Chicago Record. ffie populists not being able to find a big gun in tne party in 'he S'ete na ural y select a big gun from the Proh’ I utionists—because -thepops want a gun that is not loaded. They have amu. ition of . their own. The country is now suffering un •> der the free and unlimited coinage . ifeoy oratory. —New York Press. ' J:eu ■ k ‘boy oratory” gets on a \pamy with ..gokLbugisrn greed tthea indeed will it be running .muuc.k among the stumps. .‘■am Julies says his platform has »July twopiauksin.it, viz: First. “uppeseO to anything in favor of ■whiskey; seconfl, in favor of any* thing that re.opposed to whiskey. 1 Aud etill Col. Jones- is in favor of ‘'Narioa.%l •Fisherman.” , THE HUSTLER OF ROME. THURSO A I AUGUS T 6 1896. The Yale !o<-k manufacturers have proved that iu a patent 'ock having six “steps,” each capable* of being reduced in height twenty times, t lie number of changes or combinirion s will be 86,400. Fur ther, t+rot as the drill pm and the pipes of the keys may be inane of three different sizes, the totril number of changes will be 2,592,- 600. In keys of toe sma lest -ize the total number of changes I through which they can be run is 642,000; while in those of laige size the number can be increased ’to not less than 7 776,000 differ ent changes. I David B. Fill’s famous phrase, “I am a Democrat,” with which; .he began a famous campaign ' ; speech in Brooklyn some years ago , I was suggested to him by a tipsy acquaintance nan ed Charlie Ful ton. Hill was walking his flo' r at I Albany, cudgeling bis brail.s for lan introduction for his coining [speech. Between his hiccoughs, Fulton *xclaimed, “Dave, you go down to Brooklyn, raise your right arm aud say ’I am a Democrat.’ ” The suggestion was adopted and proved to be a capital itroke.— Chicago Tribune. The body of Kate Field is still iu Honolulu, and may never real in beautiful Mount-Auburn beside her beloved mother, because the gifted woman of letters, like most of the profession, died without any of this world’s goods. Mi s Field's memory deserves a better fa e, and the editor of the Times- Recorder is in favor of starting a fund to give this most noted wo man journalist an American bur ,al. To rhis end a e will contrib ute $5 as a starter. —Amerieus Tunes-Recutder. Th Houston Post prints ex tracts from twen'v-seveii Demo iratic newspapers in Texas giving heartv support hi the Chicano tick" et The position of some of then ie expressed by the Trinity Tri butie, which says! “Free silver may not be exact y to your liking but don't jump the Democratic ’’platform on that account. There are several other important planks in the platform which certainly will uu et your approbatin'. . A boy < nee bit oft’ the head of a grub worm, not, as be said, be . cause lie liked grub worms, but because he wanted to show the folks what a strong stomach he had. Editor Aerham, of the Way cross Herald, seems to be actuated p e ty much by the same motives j when he- announces that he is . ready to swallow Tom W ; 's< i . Albany Feral". In reply to the statement of ; Republican newspaper that “vot ers must choose between free.-ilv r jor protuc ion” tho Charles’on . News and Courier says: “Maki ] I that plain an d a great many Dem- Joct'at.- win; ari liOA liesitatii g what . t> do will hesitate no longer. Any , policy is to be chosen by hone t i men before the policy of legaliz-.ci r. robbe'y. ” .! Hon. John W. Maddox has to j defea' three candidates for Con gress this time —Independent Ran , kin, Populist Mcfiarity and lie publican Massey. Well, he cm do it, and wi'l do it. He has proven , h mself a friend to the people and Jan advocate of bimetal i-m, and j by his experience can be of better service to the people than ever.— i Marietta Journal. France, Germany and Austri>' favor bimetallism, and some of the ablest men in England favor it al so. Now the Democratic partv declares for it, and those who have remained loyal to the parly are denounced as Socialists and An archists. The cry will deceive no r ’ body. John P. McConnell, Floyd’s i peerless sheriff, was never known . to be recreant to a trust. The streak of loyalty in his nature is no streak at all because, like his [love ofiright and the courage of his nature fit , pervades his whole .make up. JAPANESE WOMEN AWHEEL. The Hll-conqu* i'ng bicycle hu.- invaded Japan and i- now u ft.tn 1- > iar sight in the land of the jinrik isha. The Europeans take to it k nd y and the little brown men and women are equally enthu.-ias tic. The government has equipp'd many of its postmen with roadsters especially those who deliver mail in he suburbs o' in the country districts. In each brigade a bicy c e corp- has been termed who are daily drilled m about the same style as similar organizations in the armies of Europe. The Japanese people them elves still rei-ard the wheels as a great curiosi y, but are b ginning to both master it and manufacture them Some of the Japanese women have adop ed a queer bicycle cos tume that is a rombinat inn of he bloomers with the native dr t-s L is neither Japan, bh nor Eu opean Combined with the upper par of the kamona costume, the Japa nese ladies clothe their Detin r limbs in what are n ither knicker bockers, trousers zouaves, imi bloomers. The ludicrous effect is heightened by the girl having tin national haoit of turning the toes m developedjto its largest extent, All that me sees when a Japa nese woman passes is a pair <1 round and pretty heels wabbling in an uncertain manner, and a lit tle body coiled up that makes you think of a gay little monkey on the top of a pole. Says the Austin (Tex.) States man: “Unless the sound money Democrats vote for McKinley, Bryan will be sleeted. That is a patent fact, and unless the Repub lican leaders relegata the protic •ive tariff to the rear sound-money Democrats not going to vote for McKinley. This is plain talk | but it is just about the time to make it. ” Tnei -,j was a great Repubiu an rally in Rome last Saturday and speecbe- were made by Col. I uck, Major Hanson ai d < thers. Afti-i the speaking W. F Massey, of La- Fayette, was nominated for c--n --gress. This puts the bloody Sev enth iu a beautiful mess. Af< w votes will go to Massej- and Mc- Garity but the main battle wil <i me l-etwiun Maddox and Ran din. —Calhoun Times. Here’s tiie coca-co as that Mas sey and McGarity will be between the p> er.ess Maddux and the ran tau kern us Rankin—of course Mad 1< x will lead the precession. Its i politica- peculiarity of habit t ..ti ot la addicted,to. Ti e death of John J . Black, o! Rome, is a -.rcat l<>ss to Lu -. c ('GUI:'. *> . IL: "aS amt in bar of I |ji Stille D -mocrutic Ex< j cutiv<T C ic mitiee. 'a I i. T:m -. ~ I LaSLxi/' ua st President Isaac Lewis of Sabina, Ohio, is highly respected all through that section, lie has lived in Clinton Co. 75 years, and has been president of the Sabina Bank 20 years. He gladly testifies to the merit of Hood’s Sarsa parilla, and what he says is worthy attention. All brain workers find Hood’s Sarsaparilla peculiarly adapted to their needs. 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RHIJDY HARVEY & Company We hTve -ecently amo ; t d v-ibl-s I th* oig -?huay & q 0 and now ia«e p’easure in announcing to ths trade that wi have thous ands and thousands of dolla-s w .vth of the greatest bargains in fur. niture ever offered the Rome Public, -lemember, the banquet is spread and that th s cordial invitation is your wedding garment at the feast, An enormous stock replete with bargains in every line, Rhudy Harvev &Co Successors o RHUDY & CO. N, B. We beg to anounce that the new business of Harvey, Khud & Co. has also doubled the stock of Caskets, Coffins an J undaKe rs supplies and will continue to make scientific embalmi*- '• a specialty CHAT FROM OVER THE SEA. Li Hung Chang has arrived in I London and will be the nation s guest for a month. Another steamship company is reported to have been organized at Tokio to run between Yoko hama and Por' and. Pau! Koschemann and a num ber of other Anarchists, have been arrested on a charge of sending an electric explosive machine to Col onel Krause, of the Berlin poll'". GOSSIP AT WASHING 'ON Admiral Ramsay has resumed his duties as Chief of the l'u au of Navigation. The Treasury has begun send ing out checks in j ayn ent of the $5,000,000 sugar bounty. The State Department will soon present to China a plan for the fu ture protection of Americans in the Celestial Empire. The Uni ed States steamer Mohican has sailed from Yoko a C:? iptilpo; the Mon crey Jis at P»rt J.ng-leS; the San Fun- I’eisco at Sinjimt, the Columbia al I’onipkinsville; the Cushing ai New York, and the Maine at Nor folk. The Maine will coal and join tin North Atlantic Squadron. (IKK N'T TOPICS An international women’s con gres-s will Le held in Berlin from the 10th to the 26th of September. A new Italo-American newspa per will be issued on September 1 next at Washington, D. C ~ under the title of the “Unione Italo- American.” Its aim will be to im press upon the Italians of the States the civic benefits and re sponsibilities of American citizen- s lnp. Dean Farrar ofiCanterbury has imposed a fee of three pence a head on all persons visiting the j tombs of St. Thomas at Becket. A new Napoleon play by Georges Ohnet, the author of “The Forge Master,” ia called “Colonel de Roquebrune. ” The action takes' plane at the close of the great■ French Emperor’s reign. Napo leon’s character is subordinate, however. The play will be acted next winter at the Porte St. Mar tin in Paris. -—.-- Mr. E. W. Ledbetter of P?eA-| mont. Ala., was up this morning, j Chamberlain’« Cough cures cclds, croup mm wlm<ipii ii| 'cough. It is pleasm.t, safe ain. • 8 reiiai Jo. F' i .sale by Lowry Bros. I iTm/gist Rom . ; /A ,E i I.O'A ii.t :E. .1 To L'uif-viHe, Ky., and Return' Aug. Btli and 9:h, the Western I and Athiuik 1 R R. will seW tickets' ’ I to L<>ui-ville.. 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E. HARMAN, i ~~ San Francisco, Cal , Aug., 4.- - Eugene F. Loud was this after noon nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the Fifth Con-- gressional district by acclamation. ' Claus ' Spreckels was nominated I Presidential elector. j PffiJrfcffi. iiOiDU i ATTORNUY3 I ♦ i i W VANDIVER a.G.EWISI VANDIVER & EWING Attorneys ot Law. . liOxM E GEORGIA 1 Office over Post offiee. Willprac -1 tice m all courts. ii | SEABORN WRIGHT Attorney at L aw. j !!,OME GEORGIA Offices : Masonic Temple Annex- Entrance on 4th Ave. fVILL DO A GENERAL PRACTICE | r. y. ilsxanler. Junius F. Hilly* A'. X*LI I 'DER Hl* YER ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Manonic Temple Build ' ing, Rome Ga. i r - ** G Gov-in, Attorney at Law. <tfi:ce in Mt ’ F** Boiulc Tt tnpie. Broad Street. | a Rome Ga. | I. H. Si>u lock. Attorney at Law, Alaaos 1 J Temple Ruildidg , ( * Temple Building Rome Geor„ »- | 1 A/right & Hamilton, Attorneys at taw.O yV lice in tl.e King Building. r‘ ■»!» AB. W. UNDERWOOD- Attorney a' , Au.aonlc t'etnule, -j Rort>«,o». i ’ -- —'**** —-KECK Jfc DENNY— Attorneys at law. | \ *ii Masonic TcinpJe. Rome, Ga. *l/ H. ENNIS—JnO. W. • . & Starling, Attorneys M'Law, »» I Temple, Rome, On. |—" - ' . | PWYSJCIANS AMO SURGEO»y —*raXCt. A. Wynn, Physician a‘'‘ s “ r ,%rit 1 «■» ReSJd'SncO, corner 7th. Ave and M t 1 St, <>Mos, Room Bin Medical Building ♦ Tench Jft Co. Drug store . *“ w " —— ■■ ■■ ■ »aanaium—" <r-v H. ftAMSTRi-Pliyslcian and ur H^ a i) Office at risi'fo’we 614 avenue a, ’ ward. ' t HAMMOND-y>y*tclan and Offers his yiofesstanal 9erv, sunl < ’ ( .ouutr *-■ pie of Rome ind founding ‘ffiee at Cronch and Wawon’s drug’tow, Broad street. n a Tre’ l$ PR. W. D. HOYT—Ot»-e drug store. ,T o. 331 Broad stree . | lit. re-' ’en m. N 0.21 pjT* 1 ; J. A WILLS, DENTIST, 249 j The Western & Atlantic R- J will seP tickets to St. return at $16,85 on sale good to return until Julv count the National People* * ■ (Populists) Convention and - ican silver convention. aK. Ayer, Ticket Agent, 1 R me, l’ B ’' I
