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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1896)
<THE HUSUER OF ROMES’- ,-»ri at tku I’tmtofl <e as second-class matter PHILLG. BYRD- Editor and MANAGER. .do crjts i'sr w;«k. $5 pej year •advertising rates, reasonable. PHONE NO- 85. — I DEMOCRATIC TICKET For President ’iVILLIAM jENNINGS BRYAN, of Neb r aa' a. For \ ice President: ARTHUR SEA’ALL, • of Maine.* 4?or Congress, Seventh District. JOHN W. MADDQX. of Rome. For Governor: W. Y ATKINSON. For Secretary .of State! A. D. CHANDLER. For Comptrol <t Genera): W. A. WR'GHT. For Treasurer: W.J. SPEER. For Attorney General: J. M. TERBELL. tnmissioner Agriculture: < R. T. NESBITT. 4 at r 41..4 Senatorial Dist I * SLEY SHROPSHIRE. ’ ireeentatives,! 1 ioyd County \V. H. ENNIS. OHN H. REECE. FELIX CORPUT ■ Vor Sheriff j. p. McConnell. vavith J I). T urner, \V. P. McLeod A. P. Redmond and JimJohnstor xAS Deputies. i rFor Clerk of Court. Wm. E. BEYSIEGEL. ’ EFor Ordinary . JOHN P. DAVIS. &or Treasurer; JAMES B. HILL. . JFor Tax Collector: V. T. SANFORD. I 'jFor Tax Receiver R. L. FOSTER. I JCor Coroner: F. H. SCHLAPBACH. AFor Surveyor: J. T. MOORE. For Commissioners of Roads and ■ fievenue: C. N. FEATHERSTON, D. W. SIMMONS I A C. NIXON R. IL Me A K VER T GEO W. TRAMMELL. i£ lection to 1)3 held in Oct )l>t»r. >, 1 JUDGE MADDOX’ APPOJNT- MEN I S SSeuey, Monday, Aug. 24 'AV.iekers mss R ads near vjfloyd Springs Tuesday, “ 25 'ALdaicsville, Thursday, “ 27 HToteom, Friday morning “ 28 i < £?iue/Log, Friday night, “ 28 1® *<iassville. Sa'urday, “ 29 fw | - - ■ The shipment of three hut dr d ' <otf of Alabama pig iron to Genoa, <|« f sß.taly, is only the prelude to a | • 3?.ueh larger export trade with iSovi! imru Europe in that great | staple . A prominent Alabama iron | ; master is authority for the state- L lineni that his product, even after | Hite freight has been deducted, 'He •>. rlngt- a better price in Europa icl in America. This being the » c.itse there need be no fear of ag nt the home market for * some tue, at least. In fact, ihe steadily • l v.!ncraa‘ing favor which our South- M\ err. iron is earning even iu Eng fia»d wou’d seem to assure its per il snrianent hold in the European 11 x snaafket. ■Ex-Governor David R. Francis, Kli* -A Missouri, who has been appoint ij ’ succeed Hoke Smith as Sec hfcXesetary of the Interior, has the rec- I -acE cf a clean man in politics. His | service as mayor of St. Louis was j. uj&eK«€ptional, and he further » proved his administrative ability while chief executive of the State. A serioue cattle plague has bro ■kb ken out in Jamaica. The Legisla fc ire has ap copria e l S2OO to pay tor tr.. et-rwees of Professor Wil ■ | £ ia«fis, the cattle expert of Scot i y Jhandidi* prescribing a remedy. Stand by your nominees. Let denuicruJs tzail their gur.a on the common enemy—and stand by the nominees. Speaking about “bosses,” Mr. Wright, what’s the mat er with “T. E W?”—Macon News. Ifrqp makes a fpll man. Seal) was about ns “full as a goat,” when he mounted the stump. Seab has sighted to ma >y though he loved but one.” That one is— Seab. —Bruns*ick Advertiser. Coro tt and Sharkey are skir mishing around with the avowed purpose of starting another mill. Scab'.- throat is sore. Perhaps there’s a swamp of frogs in it, and and hey account for his croaking. Li Hung Chang is like his com. patriots in this country, he will naturally nave many irons to the fire. Mr. Wright should not get dis couraged at small crowds. He wi'l have to get use to that.—Albany Herald. Seab has been itching to run, fcr ilo these 20 years, now watch the b iys accommodate him with a suf ficiency of scratching. Seab has not vet dared challenge Governor Atkinson to a joint de bate Scab wont challenge, either. “Mark that prediction.” There is some surprise in New York that Mr. Bryan has not yet attempted ta burn down any of banks.—Americus Recorder. Tae increase of $70,000,000 in exports of manufactured goods since the repeal of the McKinley bill is on? of the things that is the mat'er wi hllanna, and also the tariff logic of Hanna’s princi pal . V7.J. Ned the newly elected j chairman of the dune cratic con gressional committee of this di - I trict has commenced a vigorus campaign and will doubtless ac- 1 cmnp’i-L some very substairi: 1 work. —Calhoun Times. Candidate Wright says the, names of the state house office) s were not on the ballots in tl e pri - 1 mary in June. So far as Talbot < county is concerned, this is notj true, as any voter t hat day can te: - tify.—Talbotton New Era. - | _ I One hundred and six counties in' the State now have locd option 1 laws Floyd county is not one of them. M'hy is it that Seab Wright doesn’t keep his own county in i the prohibition column if he is S 3 influential? —Marietta Jourral. Seab says that a man who would steal a ballot would steal a hog, and be c ul.i have as truthfully ' added, that, political honor should be as sacred to a voter as his most honorable honor. Stand by your colors, boys and vote for the nomi nees. Mrs. Lease avers that she is “going to throw herself in the j front of bat’le. ” Fellows in the rear or on one side had better look | out. When a woman “throws”, you never know just where the brick will light.—Americus Re corder. The colored citizens of New Jer sey, who for years have been vain-, ly seeking to gain admission to 1 the ranks of the National Guard, will hold a convention in Tre iton | tomorrow night to find out why they are excluded from that or ganization . Gen. Clement A. Evans will fire his first gun in behalf of Governor W.Y. Atkinson at Decatur on | Setember sth. Gen. Evans is a Democrat of the right sort, and the people of Georgia will give him their ear in his noble defense of his former political oppenent. —Macon News, Smoke Warters’ Rome made cigars, they are the best. THE HUSTLER OF ROME T .URSDAY. AUGUST 27 1896 HITTING HOLTERS HARD. i The New York Jonrn il is giving some hard licks to the distinguis! - ed bolters. In a vein of withering satire it says of some of these n - table worthies: “The list of distinguished bolt ers is growing. In one day, at oi e 1 swoop, »he Democracy has lost Mayor Paddy Gleason, os Long Is- I o d City, and the Hon. W. C. P. !Br -ck-Bridge, the silver-tongued orator of Kentucky. Mr. Brecken ridge is now making such eloquent appeals to the virtue and morality of his native state to rally to the defence of the spotless purity of our financial h >nor that it is thought he a ill carry a large por tion of its more scrupulous citi zens’over to the side of tho gold st ndard. In far off California Mr. John D. Ir s, one of the moat faithful • 3rvants C. P. Huntington ever had, has placed himself outside of the silver breastworks. In Indiana the Hon.W D Bynum who never before deserted his par ty while it had a posti fliee in sight has taken command of the boltii g forces, and in Chicago the friends of honest money are led by the noted young reformer ex-Mayor Hopkii s whese fei>t of completing his term and keeping out of the ' penitentiary has excited the just admira of all who are capable of appreciating talent in poli'icr. When we add that Bryan end frep silver have to stagger under ‘ ! the ou spoken disapprobation of Johann Most it will he seen that tl <- democracy Ims au uphill fight on its liHiids this year. t : Toe author of the latter day -chem -for re-sstablishing a Jew ’sh ration in Palestine now asks for a fund of SIOO,OO ’,O-M) for that purpose. His proposal is to buy out all the Turkish rights in that portion o c the Holy Land for which Moses indicated the boundaries. I The recoloi ization would thus be | in the original Promised Land It is almost certain that the needtd funds will never be subscribed ;but it may be st ted. as a ptcu'iar lact i only recently discovered, that a l the lamt in which ancient B .by lononce stood, where the Jews , re held in • xile, where Daniel ' was hruwn into the lion’s den, I and where the “Hebrew children”) 1 were c.st into the fiery furnace, I has fal en i v purchase in o the 1 hand-< f two Jews. Such is the 1 iron", or v rgeance. of l-.isfoiy. J Savannah policemen are o ride b cycles. Editor LayLss wan's to know .hat they will do with the r | wheils when they step lnsid«.— ‘j Bi tins wick Ad ver iser. ( Le tb.em curb ti eir“silent”.-teeds. | R me Courier. j ] Thi't’ where the hitch comes in. A 1 , i B U EIW 11 I I President Isaac Lewis of Sabina, Ohio, I is highly respected all through that section. He lias lived in Clinton Co. 75 years, and has been president of the Sabina Bank 20 years, lie gladly I testifies to the merit of Hood's Sarsa- j ( parilia, and what he says is worthy ' 1 attention. All brain workers find , { Hood's Sarsaparilla, peculiarly adapted to their needs. It makes pure, rich, | l red blood, and from this comes nerve, I mental, bodily and digestive strength. ' “I am glad to say that Hood’s Sarsapa- , 1 rilla is a very good medicine, especially s as a blood purifier. It has done me good j many times. For several years I suffered greatly with pains of Neuralgia in one eye and about my temples, es pecially at night when I had been having a hard day of physical and mental labor. I took many remedies, but found help only g in Hood’s Sarsaparilla which cured me of rheumatism, neuralgia and headache. 1 Hood’s Sarsaparilla has proved itself a true ] friend. I also take Hood’s Pills to keep my bowels regular, and like the pills very much.” Isaac Lewis, Sabina, Ohio. 1 Hood’s 11 Sarsaparilla i< Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists, tl. I Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. t __ are prompt, efficient and £ rlOOd S HlllS easy tn effect. 24 cents. .... f W. H. Overbuy, of the Atlantal Consti ution is here. BHLDY HARVEY & Company We have recently almost doubled the oig stock of Rhudy <S/ Co. and now taKe pleasure in announcing to the trade that we have thous ands and thousands of dollars worth of the greatest bargains in fur_ nitureever offered the Rome Public. Remember, the banquet is spread and that th s cordial invitation is your wedding garment at the feast, An enormous slock replete with bargains in everyjine, i ■ ' - * i . ! i Rhudy Harvev &Co Successors o RHUDY & CO, N. B. We beg to anounce that the ne .v business of Harvey, Khua & Co, has also doubled the stock of Caskets, Coffins and undake rs supplies and will continue to make scientific embalmi r -a specialty CURRENT topics. According to the B >ston Post, a finely mode'ed steel twin-screw steam yacht, which will be at once the largest and most luxuriously fitted steam vessel afloat, will soon be completed at Copenhagen. The yacht was built to the order of the Czar of Russia, and will be nam ed the Stardart. Cigarette smoking in England dates back as far as 1844. The great impetus to their increased use was caused by the Crimean war 1854-56, when numbers cf mi itary and naval officers adopt ed this method of smoking from 'he inhabitants of Russia. Turkey, Aiuila, Levant and other parts of Europe. A new cruiser has been added to the Dominion Atlantic Fisher ies Protective flee'. It is called the Osprey. This fleet is now com posed of nine vessels, and is com manded by Commodore Sparn. The new craft is one ot the best of the fleet. In the first week of this month 100 workmen were sent to Interla ken 'o begin work on the railway up the Jungfrau PHUSNY GRAFTS. ‘‘The older a man gets, said the cornfed philosopher, “the harder he finds it to feel sorry for a wom an whose pug dog has died.'’—li - dianapolis Journal. “I understand that that o'd bachelor chum of yours has been saying that you married me for my money.” “Is that so? I didn’t know that Jim knew you.”—Chicago Post. Facetious Passenger—How often does your trolly kill a man?” Conductor (tartly)—Only once. —New York Commercial Adverti ser. No girl who is afraid to stay at home alone in the evenings should ever get married.-—Atchison Glabe. Humane Consideration—Weary Walker—“ Say, wot makes you breathe so kind o’ jerky?” Born Tired—“ Ain’t you on to that?” Weary Walker--“Naw I aint. Wot is it?” Born Tired —“It’s ’cause I’m so humane, that’s wot it is. I don’t want to work both meltings at once.”—Cleaveland Plain Deal er. Internal Humidity—“l ha'e,” said Mr. Tolliver, as he vainly 5 tried to g_t his straw hat over his head, “to get these miserable ha's .. wot. They shrink so.” Mis. Tolliver looked up from 'he breakfast ta e ble. “There vas no rain last f i night,” she* freezii.glv remarked i Then Mr. Tolliver hastily perched e his hat on top of his aching head e and hurried from tne house. — C’fcvcland Plain Dealer. c ;. Ti.e M • i it Lebanon Shaker I have leaned the art of extracting ' e and utilizing these digestive prin- ; I ciples, and it is f r this reason that | i their Hiaker Digestive Cordial is' f ' meeting with such phenomenal sue- ; - cess in the treatment of dyspepsia J ri The Shaker Digestive Cordial only J I ,' contains food a'ready digested,’ ut f i' al os contains digest ive pr inci ph s ( | which aid the digestion of other ( II food that may be eaten with it. A' _' sing e 10 cent sample bottle will be' I sufficient to demostrate its value,' ami we suggest that every suffering dyspeptic make a trial of it. Any druggist can supply it. fl . Laxol is the best medicine for' children Doctors recommend it in i place of Castor Ci 2 Way to Fix it,” J | o Deaeon when planning a ? hat couldn’t break down, “is i 1 the weakest spot as strong as £ This is what Johnson’s S 3nna Plasters do to the hu- £ * vehicle. They touch the weak, F sore, aching, tender spots, and make 0 ithem strong as the rest. See the Red f Cross on the plaster—the sign of gen- £ uineness and merit. 9 JOHNSON * JOHNSON, Manufacturing Chemists, New York I TO FLOYD COUNTY VOTERS. ! As I was in the June pri marv for Tax Co! lector and received the next highest vote bo the nominee and 1 as the nominee is now dead, a great many people think that justly II should have been the nominee. I hereby announce myself a candi- ' date for lax Collector, subject to the voters m the general election next fall. Thanking them for their former support I earnestly ask this help | again and promise, if elected to ' serve ull classes alike. Earnestly Yours. Calvin J. Price kffiUEiIEEEi i ■awwss&sfflj ■ ■£<»• oImJ” w r< ‘ c ‘" of eur *«. < ’ Ml. r< ‘ e « -awl in llfl t<l * • WML Ml ATTORNEYS «, w, w VANDIVER A.G. F.wIN VANDIVER & EWING Attornevs ot Law. ROM E G EORGIA Office over Post offiee. Will prac , tice in all courts. —— HIM I SEABORN WRIGHT Attornsy at L aw. ; ROME GEORGIA Offices: Masonic Temple Annex- Entrance on 4th Ave. j Will do a general practice I ■inii 11 i z I r.W. Alexander. Junius F. llillye ALEXANDER HEYER ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Manonic Temple Build ing, Rome Ga. ■ i i mu iwauw*-«** f*7 **• Govan, Attorney at Law. Office in Ma | P* Temple, Broad Street. Rome Ga. J. H. Spttlock, Attorney at Law, Mason Temple Buildidg | Temple Building Rome Georgia. Wright & Hamilton, Attorneys at Law. 0 ttce In (he King Building. CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD-Attoruej at Lae Masonic Temple. Rome. Ga. REECE DENNY—Attorneys at law.Office in Masonic Temple. Rome, Ga. WH. ENNIS—Jno. W. STARLING—JCnnIS , & Starling, Attorneys at Law, Masonic Temple, Rome, Ga. feb23. PHYSICIANS Af'n SURGEONS Frank A. Wynn, Physician a dSurgem Resilience, corner 7th, Ave ami l ast First St, Office, Room 8 in Medical Building i I'rouch Ct Co. Drug atur» _____ DM. RAMBUR-Physician and Surgeon- Office at residence 614 avenue A, Fouits ward. LP. HAMMOND—Physician and Surgeon- Offers his j tofensional services to the peo ple of Rome sud surrounding oountry. Iffice at Crouch and Watson’s drug store, iroat street. DR. W. D. UOYT— Office atC. A. Trevlt drug store, e o. 331 Broad street, Telepbon 111. reel -tan Ae. No. 21 J, A WILLS. DENTIST, 2491 BROAD SI HELP WANTED —MALE. WANTED— SOLICITORS FOR CAMI'/b X BOOK "Bryan, Sewall and Free Silver, authorized by Bryan, written by K. 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