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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1896)
M-t ' x x x *>* X E S. M. Stark, i JHH X’ MM X W X S ! ADIES' mMSfim TilUffi 5 CM X -X ’ X f X X ♦< Curry Building 2nd Ave « ■•x X **-' X '*H X ♦x x . .■>;-■ | • X v x>*i x |<~NEW- GiW Bl II Just arrived, and now on Is ssss . 1 i exhibition and for sale, our ss» 1 »? ; carefully selected and large s$ > . 1 assortment of new.goods «>■ U Embraced in these new <& h,. , . |j lines are choice ana appor is priate articles for $ is; • «!< | Bridal Presents and | | BirtMau Presents. | Purses. Stationers, Perfumeries and i.' Druggist Sundries of every description »» fj T. CROUCH S COMPANY I * <&s >w ’ »» MEDICAL BUILDING, BEGAD ST «« Silver Novelises T Weddino Presents I have just rec ivvit one tl.e handsomest lines of Novelties atd Bridal Gifts ever -een m Rome I C*rry u complete I’ueof Diamonds Watches Jewelery N E WEST A\D LATEST CUT GLASS. II y< <i -a ant an elegant present for t-ir Inlay, bridal, silvror gold wedding occasions you can find just the • thing by 1< oking through my stock.. Engraving free on all • goods bought'of m*. FULL IJNE OF SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES IN STO K J K Williamson LWeiry store Rome Mutual Loan Association; HOME OFFICE ROME GCRCIA, 325, R rcaJ Street. A National Boeding and Loan ompany Purely Mutual, Safe investment anu Good Profit Made by Small Monthly Payments. ... ' r Jl< 1A 1a . 1 r. ocovek, President. j.d. moorb, Sec’ty <& Trea», chao . i graves, Vice Pres. J.II. Rhodes, Mgr’ Loan Dept Husted sm h, General council. 1 ~ DSi n Hit ; ; REPRESSED FRONT BRICK.- roti H’.lSTi £R OF ROME SUN NOVEMBER, 15 IbQ'. LITTLE BOLIVIA First Couniry to Lend Hone to the Cubans BUT.THERE ARE OTHERS And in a iem days tliey will F< i. I.l'W IN THE I ATH oF HIE BOL IVIAN lead. Spain Might A' WEL <- ALL oFF H Ell D« gs of War. New York, Nov. 14 —A cable dispatch from Sucre, Bolivin, says : “Yesterday the foreign commit tee of (he chamfer of deputies ot Bolivia declared in favor of recog nizing the belligerent rights of in siirgi-n B io Cuba. •‘Today the government accep ted the recommendation and granted the recognition that the patriots o Cuba have been seeking: This move on ’he part of Bolvia is i unde r stood tube the outgrowth ct a secret con f erence with several Souih American states, and in a very few days there will be other moves made. ‘‘This r, cogni ion uy Bolivia is ue which inc; uses the desper.- i.m of Sp.Jp and lends a new and n inspiiing hope to Cuba. Com >lications are sure to follow this ” A telegram from Washington ay» that Minister de Lome has received notification of this latest phase in Cub ’ revolution., : TAX NOTICE 11896. I will be in the several Militia Districts on the day, date and places mentioned below for the purpose of Collecting Tax. Li ingsten District, Tuesday November 17, Forenoon. Foster’s Mi l District, Tuesday, November 17, As erncon. Howell’s Mill, Seney, Wednes day. November 18, Firenoon. Howell’s Dist., Johnsen’s Store Vfcdnesday November 18, After noon. N. C. McArver’s Store, Thursday November 19. Chulio, Triant’s Mill, Friday November 20 Forenoon. I Etowah Court Ground, Friday November 20, Afternoon. Watters Court Ground, Monday November 23. Forenoon. Ridge Valley, Hermitage, No vember 23, Afternoon. Everett springs, Tuesday No vember 24 Forenoon. Floyd Springs. W. C. Moore's Store, Tuesday November 24, Af ternoon. Texas Valley Court Ground, Wednesday November 25. Barker’s Com t Ground, Friday i N ■'V i: ber 27. Forenoon. Vans Valley Court Ground, Fri day November 27. Afternoon. Cave Spr.ng Monday November 30. Ail other days not mentioned | above, I wi 1 he at the Court House | until December 20, at which time the Books will ch se. JOHN I). MOORE, I'ax Collector. . PRISONERS BREAK JAIL. Albany, Ga ,N w. 14. While in this city yesterday Sheriff Nel son, of Worth county, received a telegram from his jailer at Isabel la announcing that four prisoners confined in jiil bad broken out and escaped SOUND SEN-E. Mr. B 11. Garfield, of Gar field’s Ele trie Light Studio, re quest his patrons to have their sitting* as early as possiole ard thus avoid delay and possible dis appointment for ibeir holiday I photos. He also says that the present cut rate will not las' much longer. Those wishing artistic photos should call on him Pemember ihe can take day or night, rain or sh’ne as he do-s not depend cn the sun for liaht i Good advic n : Never leave hom: lon a journey without a bottle of i Chatnberiaih'a (Joiic, Cholera and I Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by L wry Bros. , Druggists, Rome. FULL OF TRAGEDY, levies It Srct-heart of <4 Wu man. SIX OF’THEMASfc y : J And sit By Him iN the Daiuc Horn <>f hi-Trial. He i- but 48 and is Proud of His • Record as a Woman Catciie r. ■ Paducah, Ky., Nov. 14 —WliiU-i J. 11. Hart is on trial in tin- Giuo. j cqu.rt for big my six of his four ! Ihpii living wives and four youn.' | children sit near him. Althoug 1 not good iot»kmg. Hart’s matrlmi al relations cover many states. II >rt w is married three times in Missouri, twice in Tennessee, four times in Kentucky and once in I li. ions,with other states to he ir from j Today three of his wives—one from I Missouri, onefr nn Tennessee, and ! one from Kentucky—arrived. One was nursing a babe in her ' arms and tie sec nd led a tilth boy. Th# trio visited the jail togeth er, and Hart, not a bit embarrass ed, chatted with till three of them tor som time. Several of the bigmist’s victims sb<p at the same ho'el. They livt happily, although near y all of thfnn call him “husband.” Hart does not deny his guilt He seems proud of his abilities a- I worn ■»n catcher. Hart is forty eight. Died al IheSame Hour Trenton, N. J.. Noy. 14—A singular coincidence, which came to light yesterday in this city, was the death of Mr. and Mrs. Pe'tr B. Gu ick of No 721 Adeline St. Both were deaf mu’es, and :1- though tney were separated by more than 100 miles, both died : t the same time Monday. Mrs. Gulick's death came whi'e s was visiting friends atSomer’e Point, this State, while her hus band was killed by a train near Yonkers, L. Y. Gu ick, who was at one time employed at the New •Jer ey School for Deaf Mutes, had earned a living by traveling about the country, selling pictures and books. The tunerals of the two oc curred from their home in 'bis eity- T E WHOLE STORY Os the great sales attained and great cures accomplished l>y Hood’s Sarsaparilla is quickly told It purifies ”nd enriches it e b ()od, toms th* stomach and gives strength and vigor. Dis j ;t>e cannot enter Ihe svstem fortified by the rich, red h'ood which e.unes Tie taking Hood’s Sarsapariila. Hood’s Pill* cure nausea, sick head .che, indigestion, bilioti ness.' druggists , 25c ■ • Bucols in Jail Nashville, I'enn., Nov. 14. — : I ohn Bugg, the embezzling col- | lector of the Nashvill* Gas Com- | pany, was brought back io Nash- , vile yesterday morning ami is he d-in jail in default of $5,000 bond. The caus“ of Bugg’s downfall was revealed through the capture i among his effects of the ph ffe graph of a hands line mulatto girl. The wife of Mr. Leonard Wells, of East Brimfield, Mass., hail been suffering from neuralgia for two days, not being able to sleep or hardly keep still, when Mr. Hold en, the merchant there sent her a | bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain I Balm, and asked ’hat she give it a iborough trial. On meeting Mr. WePs the next day he was told <bat she was-all right, the pain had left her within ’wo hours, and that the bot’le of Pain Balm was worth $5.00 if it could not be hud > for iess. For sale at 50 cents per j bottle bv Lowry Bros., Druggist. i Wanted- fin idea a—S Protect your ideas: they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEKBURN ft CO.. Patent Attor nev« Washington, D. C., for their gl.Boo prize offer •■d list of two hundred inventions wauled. I nils Furniture Company & EMBA’ MFRS j I I • irr r £ "b I * | I n s g. 4 —— -is Ci ~s ■ KM OUR. L 1 VF; i■>J 4il PLE I’E. WEOA\SA\ r .. YOU MONEY’ A CA L WILL PAY YOU IN OUR RUG ’, CARPET, MATTIN ANL • ?'. ES. UH! 1 ' riDMITIIIK PH nAlir.o lUlmllunL Lu, 213Prond ct... • . - . Born ?pfr- ai q i ■ * ' i -T - $ 1 tepa - Furniture ard Bicycles i Gail on cr aaaress f f JACK O’REAR .« I 7 SHERIFF S '.Vi '• E ll.\l» X It RYE Chattanooga. I . tin , Nov. I t.— Ten pri*o:><T- j - | >.., |., ,j ] t .j j j]pp at Clevt lii nd \ x-ierda y and dl’a ged i him into a cell .1 ■ <1 wore searching 1 him for his pi.-t<d ;• <1 wvs when I Mrs. B Hcdiun:. wn« oi me {sheriff. hap f pass hv th* i c >rridur jii.it us. L.iC ii.»u prism r c . mo mV. o a [>ii'!_ r tbe -i! nl l i >n in an in • staiiv, one kn nfnd ibe man back i Iliac ■i 11 d1 i • f 1 !i ht: p ' k1 y I and s| 1 mno dlhe <| Assislai.u*. >■-s .-• t>, c ■ p.ocured and the prisoners w ad ironed . .11 d ]i>2k'd : p • eir tss 111 isiid i i JjjjF Western & Atlantic R, R. (BATTLEFIELDS 11*1 AND Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway 1 7. TO . . CHATTANOOGA, NASHVILLE, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, MEMPHIS ano ST. LOUIS. PUt LMAN PALACE BUFFET STEEPING CARS JACKSONVILLE and ATLANTA . . TO . . NASHVILiE and ST. LOUIS. THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE. l ocal Sleepers between Atlanta aaJ Chat* tencocja. Cheap Emigrant Rates to Arkansas and Texag. Excursion Tickets to California and Col orado flesorJs. for Maps, Folders, S’e.jpitwj Car Reservation anC intornuttwr. aboint Rates, Fcbedules. etc. write or apply u C. B. WALKER, j. 4. THOMAS, 1 '<*•* Agent, lin.ot Agent. Union Depot, No. S KunbaH House, AOANTAtGA. C. X* AYER, J. S _ EDMONDSON. T.P.A. Ticket Agent, (.feu ttanooga. Home, De. r,. nn . JOS. M. BROWN, CHAS. £. BARMAN, Iratnc p A ’ I « —.. I Now is the Accepted Time, and Forbes’ Branch M usic Wheel House is The Place. \\ r- ath headquarters for finest J musical instruments and the cheap lest high Grade Bicycles. Pric r s and Terms are Ail you ■Can ask Desire. E E. Forbes ROME BRANCH HOUSE. SEAS P. DAVIS. MANAGER Mose ey’s Drug Store, Broad & . .'a - Hye «a *Jktn . •' tv tau . are for Chronic E'« .1 ye u Idx Sore JUpP^ l 1 J • cyT*nTo!tor, Sait and bcah j • i. r » A’lejU' p<*r Fo* sale by TO UWVEKS. ir putting a Erase in a bne hen \ry Dr. Cady’s Congou k'- 'v (one r.n the system, aid diges 1 ’ ’> r- f appetite, relieve I iki'ine/ dison. 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