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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1896)
-OTHE HUSTLER OF ROME&- wt.ered at 'h« poa oftiie aa second clx-* uia'ier ?HILL G. BYRD- Editor and Manager. KO cents pec week. $5 per year Advertising rates, reasonable. PHONE NO- 85 Men are suppose!: te loaf on Christmas day but the fire works— We move to amend the Cam heron reso'ntion by adding that volunteers from this country who survive the conflict, must look to Cuba, and not to the United States l«'r their pensions.—Paulding N”w Era. Georgia—and especially Polk county —ought to make her own bread and meat. It is an unwise people who do not feed themselves by their own labor when every thing is so propitious. —Cedartown 'bicago now has a real Chinese e;, the Chinese News, publish e, oy Wong Chia Foo, who, ac ■c •; ling to the Fourth Estate, “is t e most noted Chinaman in the c . antry when it chines to fame a» a writer, author Mid generally pro -gressive Celestial ” Freed m didn’t shriek when Maceo fell, for freedom is less •emotional than she used to be,but she seems to have made up bei mind to fight it out on Maceo’s Sine if it takes what’s left of this ♦century and a g 'cd part of the mext. —Augusta News. The Biitish Medical Jcuinal is inveighing against the use of so called rice powder for the face, on the ground of its injurious effects ■on the skin. Some of the rice pow •dersar-ealleged to be no lunger /Composed of rice, but of chalk ? white lead, starch and alabaster in -varying proportions. A writer in the Contemporary Reviews confirms the o4<i stor that the Sultan's cook ah the ■dishes prepared tor hi#' royal mas ter. The seals wl e th? dishes reach ttfte table, and the iood is tastefl by an official, to guard again&k/poison, before the iJiii 'an tpucirtte it. "TheC*d artown Standard men ■Db«erv»* ■“Some of our editorial friends who are shouting for the Um ed Slates to aid the Cuban insurgents, •even at the expense of war wtb .opain, would be the last to smell •gunpowder if war was really de ■xclarad ” sin some remarks on the promi - -eid Byron revival W, E. Henh says that the public has “ha<> -enough of fluent minor lyrists aim ihidebound (it superior) sonnet £eers, and is disposed in the natu ral course of things to rei ew its contract with a gre*t English ele. ment in the aesthetic evolution of that modern Em ope which w. know.” 'Governor Atkinson says it would ♦be a calamity for ihe Slate not to be represented at the Nashville ■exposition when the material which was collected last year ai consid arable expense of moving it; to Nashville would be very small. He ■will hold a conference with the ♦commissioners soon and try to de vise ways and means to raise the wtiiey necessary to move the ex hibit and install it at Nashville.— Athens Banner. The Humanitarian League of I '/London has taken up the cudgel - 1 Against vivisection and inciden tally against the eating of the 11 sh of any animal that has been pain fully killed. •“ The deliberate vivisection of tur tles that gluttons may have soup” is absolutely condemned . Eels : that have been skinned, lobsters) boiled or broiled alive and crabs; likewise treated are to be cut cut frsui the bill ot fare, and so alsc I ♦park while there remains any risk I that the pig may be tossed alive) ' into'the scalding water. EDITORIAL OPINIONS. Ilina good thing that earthquake didn t hit Spain. It would natu. rally have been eonsidered conclu sive evid-nee that Maceo isn’t dead, it it had.—Umc igo Post. 0, for common sense on the wheels now whirling in the over heated heads of certain Senators ana Representatives m Congress assembled I Boston Globe. It is claimed by some people that ail these sir-ship stories which have been sent out from California «*.-re really in ended At an adver tisement for ihe wiies of thai S ate —Seatt e Posi-Inteiligencer. The illiterate foreigner in for eign lands will have to touch up his intel Ictual faculties or remain abroad. The Lodge bih may be i'airlj termed an incentive to uni versal educa ion.--Boston Her ald. There are m re American ves sels on the great lakes than on th* oceans. »no their combined ton nage is grea er. Something must be dune to revi e American mari time com me re . -Buffalo Express. Our fri l nd Henry Wdoi.ruoii is already eng in u desperate ) baud to hand conflict with the Cleveland b mot 190 J IL.n.xA -e regret to say, has a bad s'augh er home on the.| biuiJr-- Cincinnati • here is no infurinationXt bind ou the suhj-ct, but it iaJrafd to in ter that all the Sena tors were on the r grft side of 'he stock ma ket nd that their servants got . their telegrams off piump ly.— New York J -urnal. CtDARTOkWNSTADARD'S ~.Miss Mary Ne-ly, of Rome, is st of Miss Currie Hbuseal. Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Garling'ot., ms R >in«, are visiting the parent of the latter, Capt. and Mrs J. A Peek. Mr. Walter Harper, of Rome, was in the city Frid/y in the in ter st of his bright new “Monthly Review.” Miss Corrie H- useal, a charm ing voting lady who has been at tending Shorter College hi Rome, re urned home Saturday for the holidays. Dr . Ed Marsha', of Rome, the popular dentist, is here this week, and can be found at his office up stairs over Burbank’s d<ug store, Maj r Jos. A Banct has the medal so far on fine porkers H v slaughtered a.pig last Monday that weighed 594£ pounds, and another that weighed 377, the t«o netting 971A puin.ds. Prof. J C. Harris ai d family,«oi Rome, are here fur the holidays wilii relatives. Prof. Harris is al- Scrofula Infests the bloo'l of humanity. It appears in varied forms, but is forced to yield to Hood s Sarsaparilla, which purities and vitalizes the blood and cures all such diseases. Read this: “In September, 1891.1 made a misstep and injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards, A Sore two inches across formed and in walking to favor it I sprained my ankle. The sore became worse; I could not nut my boot on and I thought J should have to give up at every step. I could not get any relief and had to step work. I read of a cure of a similar case by Hood's Sarsaparilla and concluded to try it. Before I had taken all of two bottles the sore had healed and the swelling had gone down. My Foot is now well and I have been greatly bene fited otherwise. I have increased in weight and am in better health. I cannot say enough in praise of Hood’s Sarsapa rilla.” Mbs. H. Blake, So. Berwick, Me. This and other similar cures prove that Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. sl. Prepared only by C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass. u„ n*ii the best family cathartic iIOOU S rlilS and liver stimulant. 2Jci ways a welcome visitor in < edar eowu, and his numerous friends here bid him a merry Chistmas Prof. E. M. ammoii, of Rome, was down last week with Mr. Rich, ard Gammon, jr . in Collard Va - ley. and in a foil” hour’s bird hunt • hey banged 52 bird*. Prof Gam mon brought d <wn 1(5 birds the first 17 shots. 1 ■ ’ 1 ■■ ■" BAD RUM fiWAV A In rise and buggy belong ng t< W. D. Cuuyus whs pass ih up Sec ond Ave. la'e yesterday,driven (n a boy. Some thoughtless white boy beg'ii to ' hoot Roman cand ts in to the side f the horse wtiich be >eeame frightened and rushed up ihe street at a furious ra'e. H ran into a tree badiy bre iking the buggy’ and injuring himself. The street was crowded at tie ihs time and the wohder som ■ on«-' A was not kil ed. Such ma iciou misebie, ough l , in jus'ice of the pub'ic, be severely punished. ■ • 5 ts;;, .1.7 r » i ; t ' BcUodcnna I ■> PkiAlcr t j Lumbago \ I x by touching / /\u \ I ; THE SPOT I ? ♦ - v\ hen m<»it needed it is un usual for your family physician to be away from h m . Such was the experience of Mr. J. Y. Sehenek. editor o the Caddo, fid. Ter., Banner, when his little girl, two years of age wes threatened with a severe atta :k of croup. He says’ “My wife insisted that I go for th« doctor, but as our family phy sician was out of town I purchas ed a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, which leliwd her im mediately. 1 will not b” withou' it tn the future. ”25 and 50cent bot tles for sale by druggists, Rome ,Ga ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Th'only mm ftmfbt Coma. Stops all pain. Makes walkirf ea«v. lie. at Dnirfiwta. PARKERS HAIR BALSAM Claaneca acd beautifies the hats Promote! a luxuriant growth. Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cuom ivalp diaea«es 4c hair failing 3( c. and g I.»MJ at Druggists _ iryouam CONSUMPTIVE « Indirection, Painful ills or Debility of any kind use PARKIS'S GINGER TONIC Many who w?re hop* Ims and discouraged Laro health by its usta EChlohaaUr’a F««1U1» Diamond TTraatL EHiIYROYAL PILLS Original and Only Gen.lne. A jf alwayi reliable, laoies ask Jg\ i AJlJpMil Drß « !rt CtichaUra Kn.jluh Dia * ln Hed Mid meuiikj\\JSr c\ xaled with blue ribbon. Tx;k« \Jr I*] WJ Be •tfcer* v f / ~ and towcartono At Drnggiata, or aend <«. I Uatiwruiala and . it L*4t*e*’* m letter, iv retarn AT M<ML !*••• TmU»„..ls. X.LT." . t*Ub«^tarOiiaKUal€a. r Madl..nH qß M» M« ta ad Imai VrnfaM*. for s l a V}“ Wil® nW«Mc<u. KEY’S CREAM BALM U * positive cur*. Apply into the noetrile. It te quickly absorbed. 60 cents at Druggists or by mall ; samples IQc. by mall. ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren St., New York City. HS3EOEE2?: ■i'UVJC VHII a °ro Throat* Pimpled, • Copper >.. jrJIA’L lUU Colored Spots, Aches, Old Sonv.f’ <sUlc-?rs In Mouth, Hai’-Faliing! Write COOXij iIEMEDY C 0.,, 07 Masonic x 4jgtai, S&OO.OOO. Worst cases cured In 16 ijljt* 86 days. 100-pngc bonk free. *^MaHwiaiKSE^mßg:: 1 FOR BAILIFF. I hereby announce myself a cam did» f e for re-Mectu»n t< rhe . flic "t Bailiff <>f the 919th. D.strict M. Foyd ■ c unty. Ga., unc snljciti ig the votes <>f the citi zens • f said district. I promise tbe same loyalty ai.d fui nrui dischargej of duty of ;he office for the futurt as have rendered in the past. E. L. I'olhck A GOOD INVESTMENT. On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Ca tarrh and Hay Fever Cure (E y’s Cream Balm) sufficient to demon strate its great merit. Full size 50c ELY BROTHERS, So Warrun St., New York City I suffered from catarrh 'hree years; It got so bad I could not work’ I used two bo, ties of Ely’s Cr am Balm and am entirely well; I aoilid not b” without i .—A. C. Clark”, 341 Shawmut Ave’. Boston I« ; xv It, f ffifl I H ■■ Is l'J WE KEEP LOTS else besides rings. We make a speciality of of stringing hearts, but our stock comprises everything a wen stock ed jewelry store should keep. Our prices start a 1 good and go on up. You may ct me in here with a lit tle money, or a lot of money, an we will guarantee you satisfac tion. We are as anxious to sell $2 pin as a SIOO diamond. J K. WILLIAMSON ANNOUNCEMENT. i, I hereby announce myself as a i candidate for re-election to the of- I rice of Justice of ihe Peace for for 919. h district G. M. EDction Jan. 2 1897. Respectfu ly, V alter Harris. FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE. To the vo ers of th” 919th. dis trict G. M., Floyd county, Ga., 1 h”rebv announce myself a candi date lor the office of Justice of the for said district. Election occurs Jan. 1897. Alvin D. Hardin. FOR BAILIFF. I heiebv announce myself a can didate for re-elec ion to the office of Bai Iff, for this the 919th Dis trictict, Gi m., Floyd comity. Elec tion to occur on January 2nd . l fi 97 Marion Byars. - FOR BAILIFF I hereby announce myself a can didate lor tlie office of Bailiff «i the 919th district, G. M., Having served in this capacity b fore. 1 wi 1, if elec ed, be found’ familar •vith the duties of the office. Give me you r vote please Hen.. Be ar d. FOR BAILIFF I herby aiiuounce myself a can didate for the office of bailiff of the 919 District G. M. Floyd conn ty, Ga, and most respectfully so licit your support in the election which occurs on Jan’. 2, 1897. Horace Copeland. —— ■ —; s l FOR BAILIFF. To he voters of the 919th. Dis trict. G. M., Floyd county, Ga . 1 hereby announce my„elf a candi date for the office of Bailiff of this iistrict. Election to be held first Saturday in January 1897. J. Amous Buffington. NOTICE Georgia Floyd County To whom it may concern I, John I’. Davis, Ordinary us said county do heie proclaim that at the elec tion held in 859 District G. M. ( M atters) of said county on Dec. 13 18y6, the result of the election in which the question was submit led to the lawful voters of said District “For Fence” or “Stock Law” the lawful majority of lega. voters cast is for “Stock Law” and within six months Sections 1419. 1450, 1451, 2452. 1453, and 1454 of ihe code of 1882 and acts amendatory thereof will take es -1 ct. Given under my hand and seal 1 of office this Dec. 19th 1893. John P. Davis, Ordinary. Floyd County Ga. I o. ram I * * * * Cmplete stock cf Hon- | * day goods is now ready for exhibition and sale. » * ********* ***»».* * * * J The most exquisite line * * of Bisques novelties ev- * J er seen here, * * | J DOX.LSI | « DOLLS! J 5 DOLLS. « £ Os every size and kind. * * Jointed Dolls, Kid bodied * * Dolls all sizes W * * The most beautiful display of celluloid goods I? Baskets of every kind and description. W * NUNNALLY’S CANDIES FRESH. $ | D. W. CUR R Y j * the druggist | * * * * I I JI _— „ 1 Rome Mutual Loan Association HOME OFFICE ROME GORGIA, 325, p -road Street. A National Building and Loan errtcry Purely Mutual, Safe Investment and Good Profit Made by Small Monthly Payments. < F.ICEK- . J. a glover, President. , j. d. moore, Sec’ty & Treas. chas. i graves, V ice . J.H. Rhodes, Mgr’ loan Dept Hajstfd smith. General council. wow is the time to get a You cat get one at actual Cost If you will call on Seab Davis at the E. E. Forbes Rome Branch, Music and Wheel Hous No. 327 Broad St. NOW is also the time for y ou to select a Piano for a Xmas Present. Cali a on ce and inspect some Beautifu nstruments. NOTICE GEORGIA FLOYD COUNTY I Notice is hereby given that a Petition signed by Fifteen or more Freeholders of the 963 Chulio Dis trict G. M. of said county lias been filled in my office asking that the benefits of the provisions of Seed on s 1449 1450, 1451, 1452, 1453, and 1454 of the code of aa. of 1882 and the amendment thereto shall apply to said 962 (Chulio) District G. M‘. of said County. I further give notice that said matter will be heard on "the l g t day of January at 10 o’clock a. m. at office of Ordinary Rome Floyd County Ga., and if no valid objections are shown an election will be ordered to occur on the 19th day of January 1897 to de cide the question of “For Fence ’ or “Stock Law” according to the statutes in such case made and provided. G.ven under my hand and Offi cial Signature This 19th day of December 1896. John P. Davis, Ordinary. In 1892 Mr. A. L. Goldwater, who ownes three retail drug stores iu New York City, having learned of the great value of Chamber’ lam’s Cough Remedy for colds, croup and whooping cough, order ed a supply for his customers, ft met with so much favor that he soon found it necessary to order more, and during ihe winter sold over two gross of the remedy, H 0 says it gives the best satisfaction of any cough cure he has ever handled. For sale at 25 and •’ l> cents per bottle by Druggist Rome Ga. _ Rlpans Tabules cure headache.
