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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1896)
£ repairing « I repair Furniture and Bicycles lb Call on or address | I JACK O’REAR | **O Rome Mutual Loan Association HOME OFFICE ROME GORGIA, 325, p rc Street. A National Building and Loan ompan) Purely Mutual, Safe Investment and Good Profit Made by Small Monthly Payments. •' e ±<\lC i v . j. a glovkß, President. J. d. moore, Sec’ty & Treas, chas , i graves. Vice Pres. J.H. Rhodes, Mgr’ loan Dept Haisted smith, central council. REPRESSED FRONT BRICK, REMOVAL MULLINNIX & BURNETT Practical Leather artists and builders ot hand made shoes which they guarantee in fit. and finish, are now at 330 St., Masonic Temple, They beg to state that they are prepared to do repairing on ehort «tjnot:ce. WH M ouiding, PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURES. <fcc. If you are in need of any of the above, call at No. 224 Broad street, first door above An tognoli’s, where you will find a large and com plete stock to select from, at about one-fourth regular prices. This stock is being closed out Regarfflßss of Cost! And you will never have another such oppor tunity to secure a handsome Picture Frame or an elegant lot of Wall Paper at such a sacrifice. You can select your M >aiding and have your Frames made to order. PAPER HANGING. This department is in charge of Mr. Cald well, an experienced artist who has decorated the walls of many of the handsomest homes in Rome and other cities, and who will promptly execute all orders for Paper Hanging. Don't Miss This Chance. THE HUSTLER ROME WEDNESDAY. OEPTEM3ER 23 1896 NEWSY NOTES Edward formerly of Phiadelpbia, was killed at Sara toga. N. Y., by touching an «lee tric wire. Raymond R. Palmer, of New York city despondent over his wife's death, shot hitrseif al Springfield, Mass. James Morre'l, of Milan. Mich, over turned several bee hives with his wagon and was s ung to death by the insects. Pretty Ellen Folsom, daughter ot Farmer Folsom, ot Quincy, Ky., while being married to Hurry My rick, at 1 er home, dropped dead from heart disease. Andrew Worden, h gypsy horse trad r, who murdered his wife, IS months ago has b -en convicted of murder and sentenced to hang »n •Oct oh- r 22. Soon after the d-ath of E. J. Mattson, clerk at the National Ho tel, Minneapolis, Minn , which oc curred suddenly, word was receiv ed that his uncle had left $1 50U.- 000 to Mattson and his sister. I. w.« The Old Reliable Shoe maker and repairer has re moved his studio from Masonic Temple and is now at home at No, 22 1 1-2 Broad. You are oordially invited to call and bung your work. Now is the Accepted Time, and Forbes’ Branch Music And Wheel House is The Place. We are headquarters for finest musical instruments and the cheap est high Grade Bicycles. Prices and Terms are All you Can ask For or Desire. E. E. Forbes ROME BRANCH HOUSE. SEAB P. DAVIS, MANAGER Moseley’s Drug Store, Broad St. yfc- tfr > & -Dfr < *Cold Weather* * Coming! Dick# * Treadaway * * Sets New # * And Repairs * * Old Grates # * On short * * Notice Leave# * Orders with * |H. D. Hill | * Broad St. * STATE SIFTINGS The Sum Jone? tabernacle has been completed at Columbus, Ga., and will be the scene of some im portant meetings in future. The Georgia and Alabama In state Gun Association will have the annual shooting ma'ch in At lanta, beginning on the 22d of October. Lee Mansell, son of W. T Man se lof Oostenaula, near Rome, well known in society circles, died of typhoid fever on Fiiday Columbus is getting ready for another waterworks tight The surburbs of East Highlands and Rose ILII are without any protec t ion. The cotton gin at Cartersville i belonging to Smith brothers was ■ burned on Friday afternoon, to gether with thirty bales of cotton. No insurance. I' Two prizes of SSO each will oe awarded by the faculty of the University of Georgia to those young men of the graduating class who are first in French and Ger man. The report that the negro Re publicans in mass meeting ;n Lees burg indorsed the entire Demo cratic ticket has no foundation in I fact. They are staunch McKinley 1 supporters. Pupils in the Atlanta t-chools want ice in their drinking“water. ! Pupils in some of the county school i have to carry their drinking wa’er a mile or two and even then don’t complain. Hon. J. E. Blaylock,J ex repre sentative from Clayton countv, and a member of one of the most prominent families ih Georgia, died at his residence at Jonesboro on Friday. Tom Delk, the Pike county out law now in jail in Atlanta, got re ligion one day and a knife and a file the next. He forgot the first, but tried to use the others; now he is in choins. At Elberton Thursday the jury in the case of Simmons vs. Geor gia, Carolina and Northern rail roa 1, after being out all night, brought in a verdict for SB,OOO in favor of plaintiff. The esse will be appealed by the road to the su preme court. Walton has three champion cot ton pickers—Tommie, Waddie and Lovick Malcom of Blassin game district, the two first young men and the latter boy of 12 yeais in one day last week they picked 1.632 pounds of cotton, or a good sized bale The young men picked 512 pounds each and the boy p oked 408 pounds. RIGHT IN THE SWIM. Another big shipment of that • famous Hawthorne Candy has just | been received at Lloyd’s. It goes like hot eakes at the wonderfully low price of 25c per it>. And no ’ wonder, for it is equal to any 50c Ito 60c candy on the market, and you can hereafter get it perfectly fresh, as the weather will permit of weekly shipments. Be sure’ to cad and get a one or two pound box. Millinery and I- Dress Making Thanking you for past patro nage, I beg a continuance of the same. My stock will be more com plete than ever before. I have bought largely anc f a t hard time [ prices, and will sell cheap. I have a beautiful store, convenient to ad. No trouble to find me. Com petent ladies to wait on you. Be sides besides being able to give you the most stylish hat for less money than any other house in the city, you have access to my Dressmaking Parlors, under the management of Miss Gramling, an artist in her profession. All work GUARANTEED STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE. Bridal Trouseaus made on Short Notice. My prices will be in reach of ev erybody. Call and see me betore placing your orders. MRSJ.F. WARDLAW 9-10-dwlm. 1. mi Bixud St. 1 #». >- A BEAijTiFUL X LINE OF / FINE PURSES Just Rec iVed t‘ t JERVIS &. WRIGHTS Druggist. see their Brushes of all kinds and prices. Cor. Broad St., & stn. Ave. Phone 121. Rome. Georgia. They fill Prescriptions. * K | S. M. Stark, » g iMr in im® mioii g ’ K • X Hr * K 2 Curry Building 2nd Ave * >1 H. K X K * H I* N£f GOODS *i || Just arrived, and now on | 88 exhibition and for sale,.our 8 88 careful y selected and large | g assor tm ent of new goods, g |8 Embraced in these new g |8 lines are choice ana appro- | || priate articles for g I Bridal. Presents and I . BirtMau Presents. || Purses. St c.ioner , Perfumeries and B Druggi t Sundries o every description »» |J, I. CHOUGH a ■.■OsePANi f MEDICAL BI’iLDING. BROADST- THE WILLIAM r Fg. j ADOPTED EXCLUSIVELY IN Rome Business Colles; 0 It reprebenit' the highest p»rJtHt»d jcintF cf thehachi'fc L 1 wr tors of ihe ynhit,; . P ice 41 o.' O'. , b. t HOCK Li r .'/
