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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1896)
HER- AND YONDER J-H.ECT or HASSA’t VISTT. Philadelphia, Aug. 11.—Ab an outcome of the conference here with Marcus A. Hanna, t)IP executive committee of the McKinley and Hobart Business 'Mpii * National Campaign Com (,)|t ~t . of Philadelphia yesterday ,i c (b d t<> form a national busi men’s organization. . H „ T j}Y HER NEPHEW g] )e ]byville. Jud . Aug. 11.— Millard Sullivan, aged 13 year«. ok his father's pistol from t e ,uiuite. and, pointing it toward Mi-. l’?arl Hilt, said: “Auntie, i[| s ho\v you how to shoot,” pull ;l,g the trigger. The bullet ent-red ; Ip-r neck, completely severing the iirular vein, and she died in a few minutes. . I.VER SHIPPED to KURoPE. Xew York, Aug. 11.—J. and W. ,-eiigman and Company wi 1 ship : '76000 minces of silver ; Guggen heim's Sons, 143,000 ounces ; Han dy and Harman, 75,000 ounces; Fuller and Wilson, 75,000 ounces ; Heidelbach, Ickelheimer and Com pany. 50,000 ounces, and Zimmer ma i and Forshay, 50,000 ounces to Europe on the steamship Etruria sailing tomorrow. farmers fatally injured Sharon, Pa , Aug. 11 —Two fa t I accidents occurred at Sandy Lak , this county, yesterday. Hiram Glyitiuer, aged 60 years, was mowing his gra-s and fell off the machine, which passed over his body, crushing his life out. George Jennings, a farmer, aged 79 years, met wi4.li a similar ac cident while pulling grass out of tlic cutter bar. The horses ran away, he falling among the knives, and was cut so badly he will die, , ■ INTERRED THIS fl. M. sh- luneral of William B. Reyn olds occurred this morning at 10 ■ clock Irom the residence < f C*pt John H. Reynolds in Fait R m . I' was very impressive, or. Goetchius conducted it in a feeling manner. He uttered many w, rds of praise for the young life strick en so suddenly. The Rome Light guards under command of Uapt. "•A. Patton attended. The int r inent was in Myrtle Hill ceme tery. A " ~ Komikal Campaign Lie. !' the fact that any other paper in *' ,, rth Georgia pays its adver tisers better than The Hustler •' >f Rome. IHh IRWidPH ** LOVE | '• happy, FKUITFLL MARRIAGE." I ’’ inn Who Would Know thv I ’■rand Truths, the Plain Farts, the Kew Discoveries of Medical Science I £ ’ Applied to Married Life, Win | 1 i:o:io for Past Errors nnd | " c Pitfalls, Should Secure ’1 Little Book Culled to ..ruukood, mid How to At ’•R; ii’ * i formation from a hiirh 1 must work wonders w ith , 1 < r men ” " i ibes n method by which j. 1 foul manly power. ■ which to end all unnatural ■rstcui. ' n . p SYCH£ lack of self-control, de tbi< n J**!**! worn nature for ‘'' t’Ur ' ~ ? jOVnncy end power. .\ r " '- r cl *< ctj cl excesses,overwork. I<l l ; .n , ' ( ” l 'dh. development and tone ;, i ! : -d < rpan of the body, • - • ■ failure impossible. Two Tb. l. -cb. " J it,, : ‘ l -y medlc.-'l nnd scientific, ■m ' ho n<-<*d°it Bee^crß » * uvu tuablc to men n”. l f'er wrntc^ aa ’ applied to us, " t' ' V'l ,hat f r "t day is one 111 i ’•» I ■■<- 1. b’.bblcd w ith joy. I ' fad < ? pcrybody and tell them my I* ■: n t ' 1 and my new self '■' ” i : ;r . t V ', h y didn’t you tell me r oto that I would find it this 4 “ ‘‘Ct herd 'in-» , *1 JOH <] ■ . , ‘•‘■'lUs I I it ""uld i.;', 1 1 ? cart ' load of ge'd at *iy ‘ v ’” , yotirir<»tUwJ BUp lt gladness into my „ ' J'te to t Im has done.’’ NY E!I A MEDICAL COMPANY, ivi 1 " 1 “' 'OMpi p-^C aB Jt for the little book L V ! ‘ t * l- .aidth J J h MANHOOD.” Refertq L\-..h00k, ? company promises to send L ed , •mvelcpe, without any Ucsd. 1 free. unlU ’ u u >eU NEWSY NOTES ! he I nited States cruiser Min neapolis arrived at Gravesend ’ Eng and, yesterday. , i Charles Tiiicde was hanged at I bln t Lake, 1 tail, for the murder <d | his wife two years ago. Bar' n John \on Heekeron, < f Scot'and, committed suicide at teed, ( al., while despondent. 1 liomas Rodge-g, of Nashville, HI., cut his wife’s throat, set tire to his house and committed .-u - cide. Louis Breaux, an aged Cre de. was murdered in his bed at Pal ontville, Fla, and his valuables stolen . Ihe Carro Del Orc mines near ; r> >uoro, Anz., have been purchas- I ed by a French st ndicate for $240 - ' 0-./0. F. M. Swift, while asleep, fell | from a fifth story’ window of the ! Redwotd Hotel, Chicago, 111. , and , was killed. An unsuccessfu 1 attempt was I made by tramps to v/reck a Chica ;go it Alton passenger train near Willow Springs,*! 11, Congressman W. H. Doolittle, elected in 1894 on a Republican free silver pla'form, is out for McKinley in Washington State. The Canard steamship Etruria outward bound, yesterday’ ran Idowd and Biin« the steam grain el evator Ceres in the New York har b'r. l lios. P. Whitton, formerly of the City Treasurer’s office, Pitts burg, Pa., and lately deputy treas urer of Kansas City, Mo., poison- e.i himself with morphine. Dr Andrew S. Shorb, ot Los Angles, Cal., has been arrested for murder in connection with the death by malpractice of Mrs. Jesse E. Snyder, at Seattfe, Wash. President Bequest and Vicel’rer ident Lillianthal, of the defunct German-American Bank, Charles* ton, S. C., have been accused of misusing the funds of the institu tion. Franklin Seaman, son of a wea thy ship awner, and a young society man of Brooklyn, N. Y., shot and killed himself at‘his home. He was engaged to Mis Sew all, a niece of the democratic can didate for Vice President. $ 100 REWARD $ 100. The reader cf this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that that science has le-en able to cure in al its stages, and that is Ca rarrh. Hall’s Ca arrh Cure is the j I only positive cure known to the I medical fraternity. Catarrh b< ing i a constitutional disease,requires a | constitutional treatment. Hall’s I Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby dertroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the pa VI VIIU '• * 1 • t ent strength by building up the constitution and assisting natur in doing its work. 1 he proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hun dred Dollars for any case that it fai'sto cure. Send for list of testi monials. orx Address. F. J. CHENY & CO. Toledo, 0 <W“>old by Druggists 75c. , FEED THE NERVES Upon pure, rich blood and you •teed not fear nervous prostration Nerves are weak when they are improperly an d insufficiently nourished. Pure blood is their proper food, and pure blood comes by taking Hood’s Sarsapar illa. which is thus the greatest and best nerve tonic. It also builds up the whole system. Hoov’s Pills are the favorite family cathartic, easy to take, easy to operate. n —— nnni«j *l4* IH*K. Wav?you FHE HUol LER GF ROME TUESDAY AUGUST I 1 1896. ELECTRIC CAR CfLUiVN ; Hi sit.er of Rome ads pay. I Mr. H. p. Jack is beck from a little bjisioHSs trip. < ! Mr. Tom McAlister of Eas| t Rome is quite sick. Clift 1 mice is spending a week f in Ameiicus. Smoke \\ niter's Rome made cigars, they are the best. .Mr. H. B. Parksand Mr. Mc- Luney have gone to New York. Mrs. S. M Stark is back after: several weeks s ay in Canada. Ihe Hustler of Rome gives tl 0 / news the day it happens. Advertising in some papers pays but advertising in the Hustler if Rome pays well. ' r. M. Rosenberg accompanied 1 y his son Louis, has gone to New 'York. M.sses Helen Spi gelberg and Rica Cohen have returned from a I pleasant visit to Atlanta. I Mr. Bill Phinzy of Fulmans Springs passed through the city yesterday- O. P. Hargis and litt'e Mirs brace returned from a pleas ant trip to Cedartown yesterday. The paper that gives the news is the paper the people want. You want the people to see your ad so pu it in the Hustler of Rome. The many iriends of Mrs Geo. F. Chidsey will be pajued to learn tha’ she is quite sick. Piano on easy payments. A - 'St new, upright full size.—Ap | ly for terms at Hustleb ok Rome Office. Miss Marian Rosenberg who l a been her aster Mrs. Da-! vid A. Halpern of Huntsville, Ala., has returned home. . Maj. Black and Boykin Wrigh' have both declined the Congres sional nomination down in the Tenth. Lost. One case containing two pairs spectacles. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same with the owner, R. B. Loder No. 5. Fifth Ave. The Hustler of Rome is the six o’clock evening paper. All the news of the day is in it. ■ Misses Ethel ami Landis Princ e two pretty young ladies of Ameri cus, have returned to their home after an extended visit to Mis. C. B. Wilburn. Old Sol is covering the earth with heat the same as the Hustler of Rome covers North Georgia with j our ad. ( she little 5 year old daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Hardness is very low with typhoid fever at their home in the Fourth Ward. Dr. Ivey is attending her. Don’t dine on crow, but plac your ad in the Hustler of Rome. I You can then afford to eat canvass I back duck. Mr. and Mrs. Littleton Brewatei of Bankston are visiting the fami ly of Dr. Freeman in East Dome. Mrs. Brewster will be remeinbe ed by many friends as Miss Kate Kree mau. The day of thetoothpic shoe has passed. It -is uo longer correct form. To be in style now yon want the widest of the wide of the bull dog type. Purify your blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla, which will give you H m appetite, tone your stomach I and strengthen your nerves. Mrs. \V. F Miller left yesterday for Augusta to attend the funeral | of her mother Mrs'. P. G. Johnson who died in that city after a short illness Mrs. Johnson was en route from Charleston to Rome to visit ’ Mrs. Miller when stricken. She was 83 years of age ana a most lovable old lady. Four Aces. A Hustler of Rome display ad, a fairly good salesman, good stock < and right prices will “call” the non-advertising competitor ev ery time. iASHSALE A Rare Chance For Housekeepers I To replenish their china closets- -to fil 1 in their dinn? vare, aadin fact everything for the din "ing room and kitchen, S6O Dinner Sets $47.50 ,9 ‘ ‘ 37.50 40 ‘ ‘ 32.50 25 ‘ * 20.50 20. « « 15 15. • ‘ H , '2. ‘ ‘ 9.50 10 ‘ 1 7.50 Fruit; Jars, Mason's, 1 quarts, 60 cents per dozen .... „ ? ' 85 . , 1. pint. 50 Jelly Tumblers, 1-3 pints, 30c perdoz., 1-2 pints. 35c. RmiOBBATvRS AT COST • Water Coolers at COST @ ICE CREAK FBEEZERS2sperct.off. Yon can save from 2Mo 50 cents on the dollar bv looking ove our China counters, they are full of useful pieces for your tab!- B‘ O 1 / • • I Hl hcdiiction in Lamps and Glassware. Sieves At and Below Cost to Close Out at actual cost WHDNESI >Y Y ONL Y. Bic Stock OfTin and Aaate Ironware, Galvani zed and Japaned Ware. Our stock Is 100 large to carry over and to make room for our immense Ime of goods soon to he coming in. We have the goods you need them, now is the timetoget whatyou want fora little money Come Early and make your Selections. Crystal Glass Table Tumblers, every morning ONLY, from 9 to I O o’clock at 25 cents per dozen, regular price any other time. 11 TO 12 O’CLOCK. Every morning, Nickel Plated Salts and peppers, regular price 2b cen s, only 12 cents each. Fruit Jar Rubbers, 5 cents oer d'ze.n Gold Band Cupsand baucers, China, 54 cents per set. 4 O’clock p- m- Sale. Every afternoon 4to 5 o’clock ONLY, 1-2 g lon Glass Pitchers at 1 5 cents each. Glass Fruit Saucers. 1 2 cen s a set of six. Remember the time and hours of sales i ''mme on time t-> nur great clearance cash sales. ' ~ T ur W.H. STEELE. 241 & 243 Broad Street, Rome, Georgia
