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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1896)
fITHE HUSTLER OF ROMES*- ' •red at the I’ostotf < e as second-clues matter PHILLG. BYRD- Editor and I manager. 1 1 I t 10 c-mts pjr weik. s■> year _ Advertising rates, reasonable. i PHONE NO- 85. ' —r- ■ | Hog cholera is epidemic m 0 ho Hanna should inoculate fernent , U at once. It Turn-i hadn’t followed strange g >ds he c uld have gotten into the | Lwat rial tight.—Albany Herald. I, Nebraska McK'nley carried every county containing a town with more than 2,500 population. By the way, has the Atlanta Constitution won a fight since Grady died? No, not one.—Macon Teh graph. A sender Steph-ns Cav the name b ends Georgia stu. sman ship and Georgia soil in a neat wav It the man lives up to bis llation, he will pass muster ,nt trouble.—B ritnsw ick 9. iat “am thing to beat Atkin. ’cry will ring in some peopled for v arc to come and they w. wish tl y id never listened to he tempting promises that came a10..g wi h it. —Americus Herald. Every man who carries a esrk •cfew in his pocket is not from Kentucky. Tne Georgia reporters sometiim s find it necessary to use the spiral instrument to induce the keepers of news items to unlimber their tongues. — Macon Telegraph. 11 is proposed t > extend a uabl to lo .el--' Helena, Napoleon’r prison island, not t >r commercial a ’.vantages but for thecurious tea' that a foreign power might quietly seize the island ai.d secure the in coming mail steamer as a prize ol war. The situation at Washington seems to be this: The Administra tion has no apprehension of a war with Spain, but th inks it well to h;.ve as formidable a fleet as possi ble readv for any emergency, with an extra supply of ammunition on board. The New York Journal publish es this financial item I'hat Geor gia financiers who was carried away with the reports of returning prosperity to the extent of raising the figures on stock certificates managed to g t several paces ahead of the procession-” Pfibably the highest-priced stock in the world is that of the London water company—the New River Company —one share ot which was recently s dd a auction for 8G25.,0U' > . At this price it yields a revenue of 2 1-6 per cent Shares in the company were mice to be puichas p d at less than sl,- 500. Now thev are usually dispos ed of in twentieths or even hun dredths. The Augusta Chronicle says: ‘Governor Atkinson has retired from the senatorial race. The great factor in his defeat for the Senate is the overwhelming Democratic sentiment of Georgia against an other election fur governor. It is not because of any want of confi dence in the governor that he eas bum compelled to ’ retire, hut be en us the people are tired of elec tion' They need a rest from poll- ’ tio< ” Sditcr Stoval thinks the result I oi /Tie present senatorial fight may ; be a catnpiign nex* year between I dftßignon and Berner for governor! with f 'k.v hacking dußignon and I Atkl- -it backing Berner. He says: “This would be a pretty race fur goveruov, Berner and dußignon. If dußignon could carry South Georgia, so'i<lly r Clay could carry North Georgia for him and this ».u’.d be a hard combination to beat. Both men are fine orators I Berner has hardly a superior in the I South as a campaign speaker. He , has the flashing eye and the com manding presencejoi a real Tua i, Bob Berner has always been an ex treme anti-railroad man and a strong temperance man. Dußig non has won his spurs on tne hus t ugs as well as in the court house. The campaign will be one of ora t ry—it will be one of oratory —it will recall the palmy days of Bob Toombs and Ben Hill. Georgians have a treat in store if these two men meet and try conclusions in S -.-iking joust and joint debate. ’ Complaint is mauetha' in the Cape Cod cranberry bogs the na tive pic-xers have been supplanted by Italians, Kimis and Swedesand that thus another Amer m indus try has passed into ii;-. minds of foreign rs. In r gar.l to another and more celeb a ted New England Industry, t:iat of whaling, visitors ,o til cape o' reee.it tears have not failed to notice that P o'tiigise immigrants and West Indian ne groes form the bulk us the crews. Provincetown has a large and thrif ty Port -se col >ay inhabit: ig al most th . y it wlier-* the PI- gi'on mt. - Ith r fir-t day’s a ing in the ;ew land. \nd now tl little “twefers” wb- h iped t efo-t Gov .r.’.-r At kii.'un -i th ->ei.a because, as they cairned an 'her election would h:tv-‘ endangered Georgia D m 'cracy. are now saying that Atkinson is politically dead. It's amusing to the Governor’s friends. They know that such young men as Bill Atkinson are never politi cally dead until their l<>f?y sou s have been called to the enter.ml shores. Bill Atkinson is nearer the people of Georgia today than < ver before. ATKINSON’S RETIBEMENT. The speech of Governor Atkin son in withdrawing from the sena torial race has p aced him on a high plane and Secu’od for him ■ the warm esteem of many who I hitherto were not so warmly dis posed to him. Ii must be confessed that in the present race the antagonism was not to the governor himself but to another e'ection. If he had not been hampered he would have won > out loiiz ago. In representing such . to be the case he, therefore, stated , nothing more than the tvu h. It was like wise true as the g v- I • | ernor slated, that his opp ments had paid him the c mpliment of not seeking to measure arms with . him :n the ground of abili y. Ou thul score they must have suffered j defeat. It was a manly act on the p rt ? o ’the governor to retire from the 5 rice rather that jeopardize the . g ivernorship and prolong the fur I moil which has already obstructed pub ic business to a deplorable de gree. He leaves the rac- with the c msciousness of having fought 1 with bis old lime vim and vigor e and is followed ty the plaudits o> v r is people. Augusta Hera d Boils It is often difficult to convince peo ple their blood is impure, until dread ful carbuncles, abscesses, boils, scrof ula or salt rheum, are painful proof of the fact. It is wisdom now, or when ever there is any indication of Impure blood, to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and prevent such eruptions and suffering. “I had a dreadful carbuncle abscess, red, fiery, fierce and sore The doctor at tended me over seven weeks. When the abscess broke, the pains were terrible, and I thought I should not live through it. I heard and read so much about Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that I decided to take it, and my husband, who was suffering with boils, took it also. It soon purified our Blood built me up and restored my health so that, although the doctor said I would not be able to work hard, I have since I done the work for 20 people. Hood’s Sar saparilla cured my husband ot the bolls, and we regard it a wonderful medicine.” , Mrs. Anna Peterson, Latimer, Kansas. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. *l. Hood’s Pills eaa’ to operate. W ceuU.’ | THE HUSTLErt OF ROME WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER, 18 1896 '(QyhtUEyE Mr. Bill Drennon, the wide-a wake Second avenue blacksmith, tells me that while hunting a few days ago, a few miles from Rome, up the Oos anaula, he ano his par ty saw the famous bell buzzard. H i ' says the bell was about 21 inches long and looked to be made of s >me metal of a whiter color than brass Mr. Drennon saw the fa mous bind flying down'stream late in the afternoon. The bell was not ringing then, but the next morning "hen the hunting party left camp tney saw the buzzard perched on a limb of a dyad tree. When they mad ■ him leave his pi rch the bell rang out right merrily. * * 1 nctici that the autho ities are having the appraaches to tne Sec ond Avenue iron bridge n ver the Oostanaula made good. This work is not being done a day too soon. And then, it’s the most propeiestest mng to do to keep the bridge open. Rome has many iron bridges but not more than she needs and needs right badly. * * Officers John Huffman and J t Johnson left the city at an early hour this morning for a bird hunt, up the O istanaula. They returned ah -ut 10 o'clock with a fine pris oner. i lie man’s name is Jim W atts and he is wanted on half a dozen charg j s, by Sheriff Durham, of Gordon county. When a Rome po- ■W3W /V_A\ pdg aqisaipno} - 3SUnN 03NIVHL 3HX » » ».» a e ,<■!>»,«?» iv» DON'T PUL’IT OFF. Get Youit Christmas Photogrphs Without Delay Mr. Photographer Lancaster w ahos to give Ins patrons a poin ter abjut their Christmas photos & id urge them to go at once to his studio for g’ttings s? the work will be finished by Christmas Il is almost a never failing hab it with the p >ple to put this off till -.he last week or the we< k be fore Christmas, and many are dis appointed. Let it be understood that cloudy or rainy weather makes no differ ' renc . Just a« good negatives can J>e made as wlmn the sun is shining but it requires good light to print and finish up. So don't put it off g > and letL >n caster make some of these beauti. f l Platino photos, the very thing for a nice Christmas present. Pri ces are reasonab e and the quality of his work is above the average. Don't fail to see his Platino or steel engraving finish photos. It is the only up-to-date picture ami very beautiful. SSK ' Hl 1 hTU 1 pi I J Hmß I pm !■ wlii.n/iU ILL/ lii WE KEEP LOTS elte besides rings. We make a speciality of of stringing hearts, ba our stock comprises everything a we I stock ed jewelry store should keep. Our prices st irt a’, good and go on up. You m ij Cum? in here with a lit tle money, or a lot o f money, apd we will guarantee you satisfac tion. W e are as anxious to sell a $2 pin as a SIOO diamond. ’ J. K. WILLIAMSON HOW TO PREVENT CROUP SOME READING THA I’ « ILL PRoVE IN- | TERESTING To YoUNG MOTHERS. HOW . To GUARD AGAINST THE DISEASE. Croup is a terror to young moth ers and to pos’ them c ncerning the cause, fi:st symptoms and treatm n nt is the object of this item. The origin of croup is a common cold . Children who are; subject to it take cold very easily ■ and croup is almost sure tojkllow. ■ Tin* first symptom is hoarseness;! this is soon fol'owed by a peculiar | rough cough, which is easily rec-j ogniz-d and will never forgotten , t-y oi.e who has heard it. The time, to act is when the child fir-t l> |j -i comes hoarse. If Chamberlain's i Cough Remedy is freely given allj tendency to croup will soon disap- ( pear. Even after the croupy cough has d velen»d it wi'l prevent the attack. There is no danger in giv ing this rem dy for it contains' no hing injurious. For sale by Lowry Bros., Druagiets, R >me. iiceman goes gunning there’s no telling Watt’s in the wind. * * * I Sheriff J P. McConnell is in Mobile this as ernoon Sheriff Mc- Cotiue 1 has gone there to bring back to this ne n k of the wood , young Lawrence, the Cedar Bluff merchant who got the A. W. led castle Co., of Rime, for about $l5O worth of goods. Lawr is of a good family and it is hoped that his people will help him o t ot nis troub e. * * * It is rumored on the streets this afternoon that North Rome had another “holdjup” last night. I traced the rumor io Bai’iff Byars, j but was unable to see that clevtr officer. P rhaps if you see him be fore I do he will give you the de tails of the affair —if there was one. * * * Messrs. W. M.’Gammon &Son, are selling stacks ai d stacks of clothing. The firm, while a new one .is made up of men old in the Rome clothing trade - W. M. Gam mon being a pioneer, and his sen being rais d in the business. '.I Gammon & Son, with a stock m-w throughout, are ri lit in the push. ’ Join the crowd and you’ll feel bet ter —for lo see is t ’buy and to buy ■ sto get a good fit and look well . and that ft ways h'dps a mau tQ s ffcel good. ] Six weeks ago I suffered with a very severe cold; was almost un - able to speak, My fiiends a 1 ad s vised me to consult a physician. . Noticing Chamberlain’s Cough -Rem? y advertised in the St. Paul Volks Zeitu'.g I procured a bottle, . and after takii g it a short while, . was entirely well. I now most ) heartily recommend th s remedy , to anyone stiff ring with a cold I Wm. Keil, 678 Selby Ave., St. Paul, Minn. For sale by Lowry Bros . Druggist- 3 . R- nv*. i ——————■ . | NEW ADVERTISEMEN ' S . Chlrheatcr’a EncU«h lllamon.l ltran<7. Fenhyroyal pills and Only Uenulne. a / »* rt - reliable, ladies aik I. Dracgfgt for Chichester t Bngluth Dia Brand iu Red and (,’old meUllio\\jty sealed with blue ribben. Take \V ii wyjno ether. Refute dang ereue eiibttitu- v i I flr pone and imttafHme. At Druggist ■, cr send 4c. I X MI? J t t. rn £’/ or > ar . ticul *r«. teetimoniais and THIMCURA For Thin People Are you thin? Flesh made with Thinacura Tablets by a scien title process. They create perfect assimilation of every for' of food, secreting every form of food, secreting the valuable parts and discard ing the worthless. They make faces plump and round out the figure. They ate lhe STANDARD REMEDY o r leanness, containing no arsenic, and abso lately t armlers. Price, prepaid, $1 per box 6 for $5 Pamphlet “HOW TO GET FAT” free • T.HE THINACURA CO 849 Broadway, HIN DERCOiv wl S Th.-only Curs fin Corn*. Stops tdi p*in. Makes walking easy. 15c. at Drurffuta. PARKER'S hair balsam "Jeans-« end beantifiai the hale tiKJl'ronjotaa a luxuriant growth. i JHfNs'ver Fail® to Beetore Qnay 'kN.,.. . Hair to its Youthful Color. K, Oure» »?klp d.peaaeg bair JL? and $ 1.00 at nyoa ar«CONSU MPTIVE or hsr. Indiveetion. Painful 111. or bcbilitr of any kind um i PAHKIB-i GINGM TONIC Many who wm bup*. )m> .nd <Uaoour«<«4kayen«akied health | -I\ A -Ak ft. Jk Jklw | oj.«rs j i LITTLE : | Harmless : | Headache ; « Powders. : * *. WftOt MlKk* * * J No remedy gives such ins ant relief in sick head ache or nervous headache as Curry's Little Head . h M' Powders Neuralgia is quickly cured by this wonder- & fut remedy, After a nights bad rest, anu tired gone feeling in the morning a Curry’s Little Headache Powder always i.as a grateful effect, 5 powders in a A '- box, price 10 cents. fy Curry s Little Liver Pills are strictly vegetable n-1 • ’ Mi 1 heir action on the liver is always happy. They nev- - I er gripe or sicken, Small pills and large Boltles for ■j)£ 15 cents per bottle. I I), w. CURRY : * The DRUGGIST * * * * * * * Sw W« WWW WW IHHIW WW « MILLINERY 1 I W ith the best bought and most stylish of pattern hats and bon n-ts and Ladies’ neud wear, yet brought to •'he city we solicit your pa trona ge. 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