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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1896)
J. SAM VIEAL ( THE Book Seller .1— RoMWKSA.. — I M AKES PICTURE F HAMES ANY SIZK, AND SELLS! WALL PAPER Ch« j ap.*r than ever. •205 BRO AI) ST. H3M E, GA. ■-r -4*- DIED IN TERRIBLE AGONY _____— F<»rt Worth, Tex., Dec. B. Eng'* eer John Mobley of ti e Santa F“ freight train, which was purposely wrecked l®st night near ■ Justin, dLd-this morning aftej-8 Ihours o f terrible agony. Ti, fore* of the oyash was so great/t’mt the bar of-«the reversing iey t was Kent io ■sutrh a manner as to (•'■Tnph’ely eix? i ’Ffcle his bodv.. 1 r.inl in this position;-the was h'ld ! -.ill rig'd / Tigj.’lv crashed against his breast was the body of Fireman '•H-dhoni., who only Gived a min ,ute <o • I'wo after the 'crash. The 4mgirteer was finally scalded to <!eatn.'« »r in of the *debrjiee'to try to re&ease him a break «vi>* made in the boiler that let sfeiwii and hot waiter out on »,birn., Bloudhoutids were Saken from here audifrom Cleburne, and a report rwceiv-d last anight pays one arrest lias been msmd?, a ne »pr > < Mwjor C. T. Pieton *t manager ' of the State Hotel. Mt 1 Denison, Texae. wh<tdn the trnv-toing men »say is-one. rtf the bes* •betels in that -section. In epeufting of • CharttLerlniulf. Colic. Chacra and fDirrtipea ’Remedy Major 1 Picton .A-ays: ME. liavetnsed it my®iif « r d in my family tier several \years and *ake pleasure in sayitapthat ] -consider nt an ii fallible cm-re for dirrhuea*.nd dys»u'erv. I always recojnmenri it, auk have frrygfrent iy adninuewxed into my gu«*t* in the hotel, andiiii’ e.*?ry ease s>t has proven itself * c uiMJßaail-i- -s*-d endorießeen t. For sale toy druggists. amnwesw i r ' Mr. B F. Rofcrik.i h u 'jeweler, hiw < *st received .ntSsnuiee -f?r 'h:--? ’ tdflome jjewolry K<<re. 'bey are of th* latest mode am. . <- an excelieiri aek ginMund lor 1 ’ • eautiiul stock •{ new goons j t i- laily reeoiywir. I ajfl . , ’ fill bore hv.!»te’>>C»ycer \ <• MKh t* " - .VII Colored Spate, <. ■ Old » \ wl’*-. r f it McMßtii, JRair*>'alljnK 'i'//to./ OU- ,’llu \ • 'wlCilK £Z?Y CO., UttT MtHb-vnU*. Tern! 'f4 \ III., for proofs ol \ Hal, ;*,OOO. Worst caeen c;o.*.-e. la * JwR to 3& V J’ 5. 100-P»<’? bowfc <*■»«* & . <’owis the ;■ ,> cepted j ne.and PL, bes’ R.-kitch ■Music ■ * eel i -e is x . tjj Place. T ■ i iartera for finest ( i i !r ,< nt« and the cheap . .-u ui,jj I <vt. J; ■ cycles . ( s and Ten,*. .9 | .V! yvt J I Ali.hirbes L» IE BRANCH H <JSE I UJ.3P. OAVIS. ’fettGfP il » } ’< L. Stoic, . i jud St IBOYSH’AVED FROM ICE JAM. , Shamrtkin, Pa., Dec. B.—Seven boys had a thrill ng -experience i while on the ice of Continental Dam yesterday morning. There is a depth of 20 feel, and, |wheu the the ice broke, the buys, by kicking and clinging to the edge of the I break, kept afloat •un’il miners I | threw ropes to them, when they wece towed ashore. John Davis, age I 12. slipped back five times, and was going down for the last when a Lg which haci been thrown to him bumped against his body. H>- grabbed the timber, but would ’ •■ven then have iolled off bad not a ga lant rescuer plunged into Jn ; water and held him on until they were towed into safety . CA IRR I IN TiIE HEAD Is a-dungerous disease. It may lead directly to consumption. Ca tarrh is caused by impure blood, ayd the true wav to cure it is hv purifying tt>e blood. Hood’s Sar saparilla cures catarrh because it removes tin cause of it by purify ing the blood. Thousands testify that they have been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. .Ho«j»'eJPu.Ls are vegetable and do not jrurge, paia or gripe- All d r ugg t fete ■ .25c. ■ A Crowd of Them A bevy <®f guiless lawyers Were, regist- r d at the.'New- Cen' ra*. yes terday . They were:: ' Col. C. IL. Bhumate Dalton, 11. M Gaines Cartersville, Judge J M. Be lain Suiinniervillo. J. P; Shattuck, Ea>.tl Jackson. Hon. R.! ,M. \V. oiei>Miin..iJ. L. and S. Li McWhorter, (dtiLaFayette. E Kilkd fiijh'egro Frolic Millen. Ga.., Dec. Be—John Lanier Jr., a r/onng white man,j about twen'y-WBe years old, was! killed Saturdayuitght at a negr- i frolic n Etnanaiuel county, sevc i miles ‘r m Mi lien. The perpetra tor of the crime is not known. Jealousy was the .cause of the tragedy. OF DEB •' CA.USES SEC CESSION. Pittsburg. Pa;, Dec. B.—Se cession has <*eg>taߣ wtlhitfce window a lass workers 1 association. Today fifty-one property owning itnem- I'er? m Pittsbmrg withdraw and ■ >tiiHfs who «v ti ipr-oper'y ito the mum>>i rof al*onut 2.<fiXX), ane -said r Co have determined folione the ileao. A AYOI'NG ACTRESS'’ MISHAP. Wcehi'a, Km® , J)ee. '.9,—Mts> ; May tGail Mitc r »dL a young who plaved le-re with a;; tratWeibg dramatic company last ', we?k. sprained h*r ankle while* i.making lher Wichita debut and be-1 ii > r-<'«<Bji>vzed by persons in the) ■ audiem■«- a- the runaway diMtigh '•l.er of aC-*';lu.ge (M j. ) banketr. ■S m<- friends went to hex ass f-tani.oe .- nd took her thei • hopi*H : Sin-decided tt-.» quit the com- ; ■ puiy ;i"d yestef.day returned home I |to Leg her fathet 'e forgivem-ss. 1 Q A Week Ea-W You work ; ; * arou id home A brand new riling. 3?.> trouble to make $lB a week <-ufey. Write to m quick, you will tie siirpfj.s*d at how easy it cun be done. Send us your address any way. It a ill be for yourint rest tn investigate. Write today, i <>u can positively make $lB a we -k easv. R >ya> Manufact uring Co., I’ox—.Detroit, .Mich ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce myself as a candidate f- r ic-election to the oi fice of Justic ■ of the Peace for for 919th district G V. Electi’n Jan. 2 1897. Re®| ectfully, alter Harris. FOR BAILIFF. I heieby announce myself a cat - dilate for re-election to the ofl’ce o. r 'ailff, for this the Plhth Dis tr tu*f, g. M., Floyd county. Elec t<• ■> occur on Ja-itjiry 2>l . D j7. Marion B\ t rs . 'TI-EE HUSTLEROF ROME TUESDAY DECEMBER 81896 ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN — “Doc” 6. M . Lowry, returned to Da ton today. Mr- Henry Powers was in fmm L ndale yesterday. Col. D.. 8. Ham Iton went to i Atlanta yesterday.. Mr. J. Mercer, of .Palestine is at the New Central. R. M. Gaines, of Cartersville was here \ esterday. Mr. IL I’>. Tiby, of Cave Sprii g was in. the-city y-erday. P polar Sam Sykes is down from Chattuimiiga today. Mr. W. M. McKenzie of Mari etta was iit-re yesterday. M-r. N. M. Wright, of Cedar town was here lust night. Many a mini may be clothed in bis right mind, anei yet shiver. Mr. g. 11. West, of Cirroln n, was in the city this mo-ning. Mr. Stewart M-.irsha 1 went ;o Dalton on busu.i • yesterday. Mr. T. L, Cal ings, of At atua, was at the Arms-rung las' night, Miss Berta Jiaddox is entertain ing the Q. T. club this afternoon Mr. J. W, Robertson, of Savai - nah, was at the Armstrong yester day . Mr. R. M. Shanklin, of Atl >n a was a guest al the Armstrong la: t night. Miss Lizzie and Hester Ford, of Summerville, were in the city y< 8- cerUay. Mr. M M. Jack arrived in the city today on a short \ isil to his mother. Hoax—“l saw the thermometer down, to zero once. ”. Joax —“Thai’s no i Ii mg.” Little Miss Annadelle, daughter oi Mr. ana Mrs. A 7 ..T..Sanford, is piiile ill. .Airs D. B, .Hamilton. Sr. and t -•••-■-a. S Hauuliuu.are .Visi in ; ; Mi .Atlanta. I <52.95 to At anta and re urn via. .»«sieru.& Atlantic K. .R. Dec. 17 uJAUIed 18. h. ♦2;90 to Atlanta andxeturn via Weuiern & a llama K. B. Dec. 17 Li nailed .18th. Mr. A. .Guzlay, general agent ol the C-. .H.ufc.D, is the .gliest of Mr. Jo.hn ißamey. Capt ;and Mrs. J. ,H. Reynolds aru Miss Turn ley are spciudiug a rfew- day<® in Atlanta. “Lawyefs.am.loike phonogra,phs” says a .co .ored .Uncle “Et- .taker money i<>> -jaaake .’em talk.” When a .woman has her best gown ruined she ,g nerally g,©es ; to her husbaad for redress . .M,. s. C. H. Lavender and Mies : A'ill Nell Lavender lefit yesterdav •J - . i for a visit to feu-fives ,uj Selma. | Air. Christianr -- m.i.-uerologist -•f hermitage wt I i A v •ft a visit to retiutives in C qieuiiiusen, Den mark, itomorrow. ; Preve.n s'cicn-.s-' and s ivj d tors’ biililiS at this season by keep ing your blood rich and pure .with ; Hoc d's S p••. ill a. M'• E- D. Cole, the popular rep<ecentative of the Southern ; News Co,, m East Rome, weni; down to. Atlanta, today. A’iest’g Louise Skinner. Demujio iis. Ala., and Bell* Gay Rope-, () j Huntsville, Ala., will be the guest, of Mrs E. P. Treadaway during the holidays. * Wanted:—A young man who can do most any kind of clerical w'ork, and do it well wants a posi tion, and will work cheap. Ad dress “X Y .Z.” cure Hustler or Rome. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES \ ia, the Southern Railway, round trip tickets at, rate of one «nd one third fare will be sd'd D cembei 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25 h, 80th, 31s'. also January Ist, 1897. All tickets limited to return January 4th 1897. C. A. Benscoter, A. .P. Chatti.n oga, Tennessee, T. C. Smith, P. & T. A. Rome, Gp. Police Plckinas Drunks are the predomenatiug cases around at lb+’ RecorJe.’» court uowiidavi and black is of course the “co uer de abund ance. ” Mr. Helms, v.Lite, a printer, had «wo charges consolidated and was as-essed the sum of $3.75. B I> Smith mid his wife “Shug.” both yellow, hak b- hi engaged in a bi-weekly scrap S4.CO each. Emma Dodd, darkeryello '-, wa-“ trm■'•ported from Bryant’s Vundi ville Had in o state of semi-col lapse She.go! $(5.00 or 10 days. Nellie M irk--, still darker yel low, and mi habitue of th-- same place also got $1 00 or 10 days. Hus Sims, b nek, was bout d ov’-r in $25000 bend for assault Frank Tippin. still blacker, i>ot $5.00 or JO days for a plain drink. Eli Dixon, sooty black, got on a quiet little spree and Hut} had to pay SB.OO. Mr. €. H. Purkj, < f the At an ti Jo rinal, is at the Armstrong. No charge for Trim miitg ha s this week at Mrs. wsrdlaw’s. Durrant Respiit cl San Francisco, Cal., Dec. B. ('he supreme court has given Theodore Durrant, the s'ayer of Blanche Lamont, another respite. His attorneys asked the court to wi'hdiaw its recent order prevent tng them from filing their brief of appeal and continue the whole matter fortwo weeks. It was agreed that on the tiling of 'he attorney general brief, ten days’ additional time should hegiv-n them to file a reply brief. Vv her. the case dually comes be fore th* court a long time will be taken for its consideration. While in at Mrs. Wardlaws call on Miss Grambling, see her work «no get prices on Dress Making Sat on her Punils lap • » Poughkeepsie,??. Y.. Dec. B. Ethel Hover, Rhinebeck, a teach er, was plaintiff in a suit that came before Judge Barnard yestej day, in which 100 witnesses, rang ing in age from little tots of 5 to gray-hhired men of 70, were sum moned to testify. Miss Hov< r was engaged to teach the distri t school at Pleas a it Plains for one year, hut was discharged tor not maintaining I older. One of the complaints made agiinst her was that she sat on the liiP of Percy Barnes, a pupil, ano allowed him to sit on her I q». Miss ; Hover sued to recover salary. Three little boys and girls told ■in a lisping way how' 'hev hud peeked through the door at recess and seen the teacher sitting on Percev Barne’s lap and Percy si - Hng on the teacher’s lap . Misd Hover on the witness stand denied that any such incident ev er oceurnd, and s<» did Pe-cx Barnes, whois 17 years old. Deci sion reserved. A GOOD INVESTMENT. On receq t of ten cents, cash or! stamps, a generous sample will be : mailed of the most popular Ca-) turrh and Hay Fever Cure (E Cream Balm) sufficient to demon strate its great merit. Full size -51 c ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St., New York City I suffered from catarrh three years; It got so bad I could not work' I used two bo ties of Ely’s Cr am Bahn and am entirely well ; I would not be without it.—A. C. | Clarke, 841 Shawmut Ave’, Boston | a Delightful Tea Coi. and Mrs. A. AV. Walton entertained Mice's Mary Bert',' Janie and Besi-ix Clark Brawner at a delightful tea at the Aru;-! s ror.g last evening. K iaans Tabules cure nausea. Jt;pans Tubules cure headache. , Hi pane Tabules assist digestion. 7<j|oJ saAjX auo :sa[nqej, snvdjy Ripans Tabules cure indlgesUoa. I Hanks Furniture Company Do A ou wish To Save Money! If so, we oTer o;r assi tar.ee in sell ng you FurniturCarpets, Mattings,-Rugs, etc.at prices that will astonish you, I A F olid Oak Highback Dining Chair for set $4 -q A Solid Oak Highback Dining clia’ r the best in the world for the money SG/TO for set Ladies’ Sewing Rockers, Cane Seat and Back pq c Large Bask -’ Seat Reed Tookers 4 -q- An Elegant R j ed Rocker A Beau’iful Skin Rug j’OQ Dundee Cug 3x(> j 25 Smyrna Rug 4x7 ' ggQ. Other Goods at Prices in proportion at our store. We mean Bus -■ D6BS ■S FURNITURE CO, Furniture. Carpets. Mattines, Rugs Stoves, also I ndertaking so Embalming, 2l3Broad Streat - - . Rome Ga »■" 1 .. . ■■ _ - _ --- -! I/ f 1 < 'MW GOODS 3 * | I Just arrived, and now on 1 exhibition and for sale, our 1 carefully selected and large 1 || assortment of new goods. |\ || Embraced in these new B || lines are choice ana apper i || priate articles for l< | Bridal Presents and | I Birthdau Presenls. I Puuses. 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