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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1896)
FIGHT ID KILL * t ■ —— Outlaws and Officers no Rioody ißattve in Tennessee _________ • ONE KILLED TWO WILL DIE Mxrperef Father Killed Of fending His S"N While Offi cers Ake Hurt in Seek ing His’Arrest. Bristol,Tenn., October 24 —A fierce battle resulting in th? death of one man, the fatal wounding of two and the slight wounding of —”f‘Btei\lay at other owuwvv. j ip Toiop f Ul.tv, Tennessee- The figbr lasted several minutes %nd was stubborn and desperat< until the parties on oue side had bee J disposed of by bullets from the guas us ibore on tbv other. T“*t Oue year ago a young man named Tally, whose fatlf-r lives nerr Limestone Cave, murdered Sheriff Grindstaff. The killing was cold-blooded and aroused t' e deepest indignation at the time. Tall/ succeeded in making his es cape and sought the home of his father, in the mountains near the Tennessee-Virginia line, where he has since remained Many efforts have been made to capture the youLg muidcrer, but so secure was he in his hiding place that the officers have never been able to get a sight of him un til yesterday. Many traps have been laid for the young outlaw, but so warm was the friendship of NEW ADVERTISE MEN 'S . ■lOrxNS The only sure Core ftt Makes walking eaay. Iftc. BtDrugKuU. PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM Cleanset and beautifies the hate Promotet a luxuriant growth. Never Fail* to Reatore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cures scalp diseases fc hair tailing 50c, and f 1.00 at Druggisto nreo are CONSUMPTIVE or have liMlireMlon, Painful ills or lx-bility of any kind use »AUlk’B GINGEB TONIC. Many who were bop*- MNXMI discouraged have regained health by IU use. ImacurT For Thin People Are you thin? Piech made with Thinaeura Tablets by a scien rifle process. 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( W Now is the Accepted Time, and Forbes’ Branch Music Wheel House is The Place. We are beadquarters for finest nusical instruments and the cheap st high Grade Bicycles. Prices and Terms are All you Dan ask Desire. E. E. Forbes k ROME BRANCH HOUSE. 9 SEAB P. DAVIS, MANAGER ... loseley’s Drug Store, Broad St •*£< 1 his neighbors that he wat .always-i apprised <4 the approach of officers in time to make good his escape. So ong had Tallev succeeded >n 1 e tiding arrest that he began to | grow caret ss and bold enough to I leave bis m< untain home occasion- i ally. He never forgot, however, to! KO heavily armed, even when at home. Officers heard somehow of Tal ley’s growing boldness and a few days ago Deputy Sheriff Garland decided once more to attempt Tal ley’s arrest. Selecting three men in whose courage he had implicit confidence and upon whom he knew he could rely, the deputy started f r Limestone cave Thurs day Garland and bis associates knety the nt-fve of the JJIP.B th«y were seeking and all went thor oughly equipped for a fight to death if neccessary. The officers succeeded in coming upon TLilley before be uuuid avoid TJ —-X.l- i . k, uuonivumo lamer and both were well armed. Garland and his assistants covered the young outlaw with their guns and then c alled upon him <o surren Carelessly they neglected the old man ar.d before he could be cover ed he opened fire on the < fficers and then the battle began. En trenched behind trees the four of ficers pecked away nt old man l alley and his sou, who had thrown themselves behind trees, too. The crack of the d<>uble-bar ruled shot gun ano the winchester elivened the mountain side until th? tw • Talley's ceased fire and both could be seen fl t upon the ground Two of the four officers were down, too, when the firing ceased, and when an investigation was made it was found that — Old man Talley was dead, with a bullet bole through his head. Young t'al'ey’s breast contained a full charge of buckshot, while a ball had passed through both arms, rendering him harmless. The wounds in Talley s breast ' were pronounced fatal and then j' was no chance for his recovery) when one of the officers left tin I scene. !’ Deputy Sheriff Garland was < shot through the neck and physi- > cians who were summoned pro nounced it a fatal wound. JjAnother one of the officers had ( a finger shot off. All meats served by Pat A lien & Co., are guara iteed to be ab solutely fresh and ap p e t i s i ng. SUCCESS IN VIRGINIA. R. Belk has just return ed from Virginia where assisted Rev. g. W. Belk in conducting a series of meetings at the Spring Garden Presbyterian church The Pittsylvania Tribune says of our eminent devine : “Rev. o. R. Belk pastor of the First Methodist church of Rojne, Ga., whose eloquence and ability in the pulpit, have earned for him the title of “the Talmage of the South’’ has preached some of the moat eloquent, impressive and powerful sermons ever heard in this county. He is master of the purest English, a man of fine pie - euoe, warm and genial iq disposi tion, posessed of the best imagi native power and sways and melts his audience by his earnest and powerful presentation of the claims of ’he Gospel upon men. Vast crowds have attended every service and scores have accepted Chrtst as iheir Savior. There has been seventy professions, more than 'fifty accessions to the church and a number of persons who have manifested an interest. The people of Spring Garden community are among the most intelligent and thrifty of our people and this meet ing will prove a great blessing to thain. • Armature installed. The new armature arrived yea terauy and the Electric Light Company placed it in the position of the recently burned out one. The full current was turned on the circuit west of Broad St and worked beautifully last night. New York. FHEHUSTLEROF ROME SUNDAY OCTOBER, 25 IB£6 ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN Mr. W A. Chidsey, is in Nrw- I nan. Miss Fa mie Coley, of Kansas j City, is visiting Mrs. Hume. Beautiful photographs at bar field’s Electric L ght Studio. Hen. L. A. Dean, has returned from a business trip to Atlanta. Mr. V. T. Shcakleford, of Round Mountain, w»g here yes terday. Have you seen those phototypes at Pursey M. Kidg’s Gallery Wright Block ? Mr. Harry E. Patton has moved his news and stationary business to F. A. Johnson $ Co f jin types, t e most artistic in the city at Persey M. King’s Gal lery, Wiight Block, o- -4*ve money by or dering you il sic through Harry E. Pat ton. Phototypes, the latest fad, in quantities from lup to 500 r. - Persey M. King’s Gallery Wright Block. WANTED:- —Empty corn and bran sacks. H l) Cothran & Co. Catarrh is a constitutional dis ease a i d. requires a constitutional remedy lik Hood’s Sarsaparilia, which purifies the blood. i Roark, the jeweler, has a rich lie of cut glass and Gorham Sterling Silver novelties and case goods suitable for wedding presents. Have you ever seen a 10,000 candlepower electric light? Go to Garfield’s Electric Light Stu dio for your pho-o under such an even white light. The New York World ana Journal one cent a copy at HarryE Pat ion’s. Mrs Lavender and children are visiting in Selma where Mr. Lav ender went yesterday to be pre rent at the 81st birthday of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Yancey, of Kcme, Ga., spent Thursday in Jacksonville'witn Capt. and Mrs. Jas. Crook.—Jacksonville (Ala.,) Republican Buy your Enquirer & Constitution from Har ry Patton at FA John son. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Yancey, came down from Rome at 1 o’- clock and are epeuding the after noon at the Grasmere Jersy farm. —Anniston Hot Blast. Harry E. Patten will save you money on fine engraved ?-crk, wed ding invita visit ing cards tc. With two little chi dren subject to croup we do not Best easy with out a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in the house, for the most severe attacks quickly succumb to a few doses of it.— orrison, Colo., Bud. For sale at 85 and 50 cents per bottle by Low ry Bros., Druggist Rome. . If Troubled With Rheumatism. read THIS. Annapolis, Md., Apr. 16, 1894. —I have used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism and found it to be all that is claimed ’for it. I believe it to be the best prepara tion for rheumatism and deep seat ed muscular pains on the market and cheerfully recommend it to the public. Jno. G. Brooks, dealer in boots, shoes, etc. , No. 18 Main St. _ ALSO READ THIS. Mechanicsville, St. Mary County, Md.— I sold a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm to a man who had been suffering with rheumatism for several years. It made him a well man. A. J. Mc- Gill. For sale at 50 per bot tle by Lowry Bros., Druggut Rome. Mr. F. B. Lippptt, of Atlanta. was in the city yesterday. Mr. J . V. Echols, of Crystal Springs, was here yesterday. Mr. J. M. Cox, of Davenport, Ga., was a visitor to Rome yester day. Mr Z. R. Bell, of Roopvi le, was visiting friends here yester day. The best line of candies ever in Rome at Lloyd’s. Also a fine line of fruits. Fresh juicy joints of delicious meats at Pat Allen & Go’s., market'. Mr. W. H. Cox, a prominent citizen of Elijay, was in Rome yesterday. Turnley’s Short Order restu ant at C. Holmes’ city market is win r. you can Dave a meal served p usingly. Turnley’s Short Order restaur ant at C. C, Holmes’ city market looks bright, clean and inviting. Try a meal there. The sausage made by Pat Allen &l Co, has apeculiaiy appetising flavor. Try it once. Mr. J. T. Hoyth, of Seney, was in the city on business yes terday. Everythin? good in Candy only at Lloyd’s. The best stock and lowest prices of any house in Rome Call and see for yourself. Harry E. Patton car ries a full line of maga zines,papers and pe riodicals. Mr. Nevin and Mr. Ennis fr m Flojd, Mr. Mocre of Carroll, Mr. Litt'e of M*uscogee, Mr. T <yl< r ot Mariwether, and Mr. Watkins of Gilmer, all elee'ed to the house are on hand are being buttonholed by the numerous candidates fi r judge and solicitor. Mr. George Turnley has opened up a Short Order resturant at C C. Holmes’ city market whera he will serve anything you wish. Give him a Rev. S. R Belk, returned yes terday afternoon from Virginia. He will preach on Christasn Man hood at the First Methodig church tomorrow »t 11 a. m. Fv«ry one errdialy invited. The light at Garfield Electric Light Studio never varies. You are always sure of perfect photo there as the’old excuse about a cloudy day is “posse. ” Har-y Patton at John son’s drug store. All the papers and perio dicals. How pleasant it is to attend the East Rome Baptist Mission Sunday School at 3:30 Howard Avenue Methodist Church. Como and see. Everybody invited. 0. H. McWilliams. Superintendent. A. C. Stephens the richest cut glass in the city. Talk to him about wedding j: res ents- All members of the First Pres byterian Sunday school are re quested to be at the church at 9 o’clock next Sunday morning, Oc tober 25. in order that we as a school may participate in the memorial service at the Baptist church in memory of Prof. R. J Gwaltney. Parents will please make an effort to have the chil dren on time. C. E. McLin, Supt. YOU CAN BE WELL • When.your blood is pure, rich and nourishing for nerves and muscles. 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