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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1896)
j. SM VEAL I H E Book Seller RoME GA. — MAKES picture frames any SIZE, AND SELLS, WALL PAPER Cheaper than ovpp. 502 BROAD ST. ROME, GA. JESUS OF Let assemble ntirsebes to gether at 2'30 at the E ist Rome Baptist Mission Sunday school Howard avenue, Methodist church Acor ial welcome extended to al'. OH. McWilli ains, Supt. THE BEST WAY TO CURE -Disease is to establish health. Pure, rich biood m-an» g>od health. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the One True Blood Purifier It tones up the whol“ sv-stern, gives appe tite ;.id strength and causes weak ness, nervousness and pain to dis appear. No other medicine has such a record of wonderful cures as Hood's Sarsaparilla. Hood's Pills are the best atter dinner pills; assist digestion, pre vent constipation 25c. uit t i // i k ' HL? mamma used Wool Soap) (I wish betf WOOLENS WILL NOT SHRINK it Wool Soap is used In the laundry. In the cleansing of winter blankets,tlaiinela and all wool fabrics before storing for tbe season. The ralue of WOOL SOAP Is Inestimable. Washes silks, laces and all summer fabrics without injury. Equally valuable for bath, household and general laundry puri'oses Bold by all dealers. Kawortk, Schedde k Ce., Makers, Chicago. Saw YorkOmoedajueooard St. Boston.3Chathaml» RAILWAY. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. *” i fleet Novemb r 15. 1896. hmiium No * o 1 1 o 14 Lv Chattanooga. .j, u. s ami -lip tn Ar Dai ton ■2 1 *>:» tn 1 2 aft: 73 pm Ar Rome >. .>j l; h 1.5. sn 1 .5. spm Ar All nta .5 an 1 I p idld-A pm d-’ At,unto 7 2l)xn | o p I I 10pm Ar Macon 1) 2 in I 7 cOpm I 3 >am -Ar Jesup , ... pm I 6U7aru Ar Everett. .. . . 6:« p - j a 13am Ar Jack -»nvil e . . 9 2pm . •• I‘J ■Lv Jewu > ff-am Ar Jackson »i le • I . p |.'.<i;p-n LvEveteti ~ ‘ I o ,i; n j fooum Ar Brunswick | ; .{■» ■ | 8 njtn No 8 Pullman .sie.:p..ig pr t h.itian. o,’a to Allania. This <: ir is op.-n to receive passen gers at 10 oo‘ p tn No. io Puliman Union Si»nntng f’or Cincin nati to Al lanta N.i U n Solid X esl.il ule tram carry inc Pu onia a Sleeping carCnittatioigi to Jacksor.vi! ■■ without cha ge sts nova |<7| , . No 7 No 0 Ly Atlanta . .. j TTaSij 7~,tn dicpm ? r home i 7 ixianijid 35um I 31pm Ar Dalton | n 0 ,am" 1 i 'am > i'Jptn Art hatianoogi 9 -.’>aml I iWpm 71 pm h’Ch tttauoogi j s 4i>am 7 lupcu Ai I.e xiu.-ton i n pm i :>arr Ar Louisville ,75 pi „, 7 iviti. Ar t inclnuati f T pm! 71 ran. No 13 is Solid Vc-li :i !,■ t-am Atlanta o C'n ■oinnall with Put man Si.-< pin-- car Also Pull Th, n S,oeplr « Cir At ant. o Cha.linouga ..J,’* Oa L i! * open Atlanta to receive passen gers at 10:00 p m . a 1 “fries Pullman Union Sleeping >'ir ~ 'T?? 11 10 Cincinn ui and Pu.luian sleeping to Louisville €LrAJ2’‘s I |~No 12 I No IS Ar ~T7. . | I I mail: 5 oapril a m UI> V ” i MOlanii 9 IWpm ArMorrislown 9 39an:|ri 4»ptn *rHot springs ... ~..| ... ... h; H iamil .'27am il2 sApmj 143 am Ar Suli-b irv .... I 6 f'lpnij 6 warn Al Greensboro 9’c'pm .8 .S iam Ar Raleigh . . ... ~ ..,L t Ixa 1 x ar _ Ar Norfolk , ’> 2ipm Ar Washing* Oti A r.’im! 9 1 pm Ar New York i.• .;tp „ _u?.,am i *?. Pulll “ :U1 N>««pln<car Coallum.oxii to ’■ Ji. M v *,’? hnoxviile to Aahevil e HotSprmu, e ' t ,/' IrU “id S tll.burv c., Richmond *r- , r, ' ,u « U'chmotid »00 a. tn ■7? *«*• solid tram i na'tanooca to Norfolk i?li t . ulin: “» .'smeplng Ca- ‘ b ut. nuoga to * *"»'’Ut cminge C 10,.. cotinection 7... Norfolk wit i steamers for II itt- CoJ? 1 ?!’ o”, '’"fl* n I Boston Pullman S.eep -ng Car balisbu rv to New York via Was hl ng ton ■STiTtoNs. I'vriß ; No (i Lv Cha:tai:<>o7a ’ '., M pm m.iam a m“ ~vi 1,1 ' «3i'pm' I vi.prn Ar Morristown I2u2am 2 3t'pni ■v ri ' < " s ilianil 5 Ohpm Ar Wash, gton I II 7 ,sam £r New Yo k .... I , , , Ir, 2,ami I 2iipm No dcarries Pullman Sleeping Car i hatta loog.a to Wiv'liington and (.htitlai o.i„'i> to New fork without ch inge No 10 carries Pn Iman s ee-'ing Cat Cnatta >iooini_io Knojcvil e an Knoxvid- to Bristol sr' T ii> >s I fN~(>~iK Lv Rom,." __ j ~ . 11 ,sam Ar Aunisiou ... 12 4Apm Ar Birmingham 1... in hit m Ar Setma isom . 'JerSdinn ' '. jj.'.'mim ' Ai Ne a t irle.tos ...... I | ' 0 oam .. Ar .hM-its.ei - f." - 7T . i*ii Palm. Ar Vh ksbltfg ... • .. ;| 5, n , *r Shreveport . 7 2u pa , <No 0 | " '■? »• I'pir' 1 ~ar th I nan • ltM\im 4pm 7 I Itri Ar (lads.lm ar 60 am 71 am __ opm 7 .’npm Ar Alialli Iv 5 Siam! 7 3Uam ♦ Daily oxc.i-p: Sunday !i Sunday .only '' H Glik.EN.Gell supt Washington, D C. CULP Traf Mgr Washington. D C A it |{g (} p Washington. D C . A BEN SCOT EK aa. p « t hattanooga Teno ELECTRIC CAR COLUMN i Opera fc. use tomorrow night. Opera bouse tomorrow night. Opera house tomorrow night. Opera house tomorrow night. Opera house tomorrow night. Qpera house t< monow night. Done up brown—tbj Xmas tti • key. Now to excange dup irate pies ent 3. Turkey hash for the balam e f tae week. It is natural that sharpers should work on dull people. Mr. Alex Sawjer ht>s n turned ast 1 r spending the holidays in At lanta . Miss Nathlie Graham, aftera pleasant visit to Allan’a has re turned to the city. Dr. Sam Lowry, the c ever get - tlonaan who represents Dalton on Rome’s City counci'. is in tovn today. Mr. R. Lee Byrd returned home from Meridian, Miss-, yesterday afternoon after ap easanl visit io friends. Don’t dally with rheumatism Purify your blood and cure it once by taking a course of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Mr. Joseph Hood, formerly of Tennessee, but now u Central America, is a guest of Mr. Wm. Chinnick, A few French Pa-> terns to be sold at half of the Original Cost PriceatMrs /Vd rd laws Misses Minnie Allen and Dee Smith, of Anniston, are in them y guests of Misses Rena and Jennie Seay Handsomest as sortment of fine table Cutlery, just received oy J. K. Williamson. Mrs. Chailey Scoit, of dark town, had a lively Christmas. Her Charley whipped h-r and was locked up by three cruel police men. The very latest in SiiVer Novelties for the Holioay Trade now on exhib tion at J. K. Williamson’s Jewelry Mr. John Barnwell, Jr., who for the past six months has resid ed in Atlanta, is spendmgjthe holi days at the old Barnwell home near this city. The hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Ha 1 Wright was made glad by’ the ar rival of an eleven pound boy’ Christ mas eve. Mother and son ate both doing well. Some wag desiring to give the department horses some fireworks sent in a telephone call at i o clock last night. The department re sponded promptly and made a quick run to the plow factorp. It returned. Dr. Fenner, Manager of R me Drug Co., has just received a tine lot of Genuine and English pocket knives and Razors. Manufacturer samples and will be sold at first cost. . Quite a number of relatives and intimate friends of Mrs. M E- Mooney enjoyed a Christmas feast with that most hospitable matron yesterday. The table fairly groan ed under the spread of dainties and substuQ'ials, and everyone present enjoyed the good cheer and in leav ing wished the hostess a merry Christmas and a happy New Tear., The wife of Mr. D. Robinson, a prominent lumberman of Hart wick. N. Y., was sick with rheuma tism for five montns. In speaking of it, Mr. Robinson says: ‘•Cham berlain’s Pain Balm is the only thing that gave her any rest from , pain. For the relief of pain.it can not be beat.” Many very bad cases of rheumatism have been cured by it. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by druggists, Rome, Ga. No<harg->for Trim mir g ha s this week at Mrs. wordlaw’s. Mis. Fannie Bra mo, ’.t.e aunt of Mrs. W. J. Nee . left for her h ime in N slivilie this morning. She teaches mathematics in a <•<■ - lege in 11;at city. While in at Mrs Waralawscall on Miss G'-ambiing, see her work ano get prices on Dress Making Mr. and Mrs. T. ,E. Gre»n leaves for their Wnstt-’n home to day after a pleasant \ sit with tb> i * parents relatives and many friends of Roms Mr. Green was employed as condac or on the Southern R, R. and resided in” Rome f; r a number of ye«is r l he many friends rs the fi niily wish the 5 success in their new h< me. fine bright little daughter of John R Holt n< d wife (heir niece) Li'tle Myrt ee returns with them for a visit of some months. Son sell only the sweet juicy Florida oranges, for Chrfstmas use, as at another times, thellor 'da orange is the bsst on the market. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES Via, the Southern Railway, round trip tickets at. rate of one and one 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, 30th, 31st, also January Ist, 1897. All tickets limi’ed tp return January 4th, 1897. C. <. B* u? >ter A .P. Chattan oga, Tennessee, T. C. Smith, P & T. A. Rome. Ga. For a barrel of large, del cious, fancy eating apples, for holiday eating, now is the time to call on Geo F Chid sey &. Son. 1 . —1 ■ - \ Lranips,\ \ Croap, \ 737 W. \ ± y Colds, DTARRJICEA, DYSENTERY. *?- ami ail BOWEL, COMPLAINTS. A Sure, Safa. Quick < uro tor theze *•>„ troubles is 37 WinKilterl (rsxßT Dans'.) *3*’ Vaed Internally and Externally. Two Sizes, 25c. and Wc. bottles. /Qahdy catiwig :: »♦ MX 2J« Jo< 1 DRU6GISI3 I ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED SSiSSSSS!! I pie and booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO., Chicago, Sontreal. Can., or New York. tn.i C A TREVITT, Prescription Druggist. 331 Broad Street FOR THE Holiday Trade 4 » ‘ » ' (Vffers a beautiful line of ’he very newest desi.ns m cove 1 ties, This is especially true in his stock of t'>i et articles tmoracmg dainty and durable AHuminum good*. ,An elegant ime «>t pretty Hand Mirrois,. Fern Bowls, Photo Cases, Jew I Ci-ses and etc. Extracts He also offers a full iii e of foreign an' d m si: p.rfumis of the daintiest most seductive o ore. G-nume g. ois taut have (i stay iug quality- The Truth Istha yo i cant.afford not t e yl.e L.g iot of *r.‘dy thing TREVITT is de seas' n. A : PROCLAMATION. GEORGIA : By A Y. Atkinson Governor of said State. herhas, Oflicial information h s b<en received at this Depart ment flint on the 21*’. day of No vember 1>96, in the county of Floyd, an unknown party went in to the restaurant of Gideon Pope a w. rihv colored n un in Rome, and -itter demanding his money, shot Pope down, from the eft’icts of which Pop- died, and then fled nd is si ill a tugitiv.,- from jus tice : I have thought prope-, there fo e, 'o s-ue ihis mv Proclama tiot , heieoy offering >i reward of i 0 e Hundred and Fiftv Dollars for the app ehenston and delivery of said i n novu part .’ with evi dence suf!ici-nt to convict, Iq the Sheriff of Floyd County. And I do moreover charge and require all Officers' in this State Civil and MiliSiry, to be vigilant in endeavoring to apprehend the ka.d unknown parts in order that he may be ioongl't to trial for the off’mse with which he stands c larged. Given u'.iier n.v hand and Seal of the Stai tiiis the 21st. day of December, 1896. W. Y. Atkinson Governor By the Governor. Allen D Candler. Secretary of State. Messrs, Chidsey & Son nandleonly the fi nestof Florida Oran ge S. _____ J.ISTOF REGISTERED VOTERS OF EAST ROME FOR 1896. Battey, Dr. H H. Cothran, H. D. Clemoo, C. T. Dear, H. A. Dunn, A. M. G ‘tnmon, W. M. Gammon, L.D. G vajtney, J. D. Hanna, G. D. Bruce Harris Hughes, B. I. Hines, H. J. ■ Lindssy, S. C. 1 McWilliams, Oscay Moultrie,E.J. ' Me Williams, 0. H. Patton. J. B. Patton, W.A. Parks, H. B. Reynolds, J. H. R<>ckett,A.M. Reynolds. H. T Rockett, John Rag-in, R. J. Spei eer, Wm. Steele, N . J. T’-rhune, C. Van Dyke, R. D. We pel, Barney Warner, C. AV yatt, G. C. Yancey, H. Election tii second Monday in anuary, ‘97. Ripans Tabules: one gives relief. Hants Furniture Company Do You wish To Save Money! If so, we offer our assistance in selling you Furnitur3, Carpets. Mattings, Rugs.etc.at prices that will astonish you. A Solid Oak Highback Dining Chair for set $4.50 A Solid Oak Highback Dining chair the best in the world for the money $6.00 for se . Ladies’ Sewing Rockers, Cane Seat and Back .f( f Large Basket Seat ReedJßockers 4..*! An Elegant R»ed Rocker 3 n A Beautiful Skin Rug i.(>• Dundee Cug 3x6 j 25 Smyrna Rug 4x7 55G Oth' 'ods at Prices in proportion at our store. We mean Bu*i' nest * K fURNITDRE CD. Firuiture, C irp-t i, vf ;l ttiu '■), Rt' >v h , a'si Ull jrt iking a> Embalming, 213 Broad Street - - - Rome Ga. » 4 You have have seen a prettier or more carefully selected stock of elegant and dainty Holiday goods. We have them a on display and we cordially invite your inspection. While out shopping remember you cant spend a pleasanter half »» hour than in looking through our stock. Now is the time ‘ »>; to m&ke selections. » < g Hot Or Cold 1 <<« Hot Ch j -.ate and Hot Coffee. " ; ] j ! $$ Hot Lemon and Hot Ginger. . > . Tomatoe Bouillon- - ' • d «<< Hot C>am Bouillon . ( «<< ‘ < s Aud Hot Beef Tea. »» Served, from our Soda Fount, in addition to the regular <' W list of cold sodas. 1 IJ T. CROUCH & COMPANY ' «5 ’ ' || MEDICAL BUILDING, BROAD ST. J, I --a, asst- ■as ss ■** "• ® ss <» -s* z» si» «».-s* ••• ® -sis >» etr w -ass ffe <-•*■ a-, ®sb■■ s >« <1 fHtfffttfffitffMffiffHHtti - ■X I L Hfr i 'S. M. Stark, E 4+4 m S LADIES' l»0 GEMS! HIBI ? +4 . K - >4 I - f +4 H £ Curry Building 2nd Ave. i ► > I S +4 K" , +4 K, t ♦4 K ' t-+4
