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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1897)
Pure fresh Drugs NHRSHAL-BIVINGS i 2 POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE MARRIED TOMORROW. f _ t AT DALTON GEORGIA j s The Foj.iowino Is From The Dalton Argus, _____ i The marriage of Mist Maud ' Rivings to Mr. Stewart Arnold * Marshal, of Rome, which occurs ' on Wednesday, November the sev- j enteenth, is one of great interest ' to the many friends of the con- 1 trading parties. It ie to be a home wedding, ' elegant in its simplicity. T>e 1 ceremony will occur in the front f parlor of the lovely home of the -I bride’s fa'her. Dr. J. C. Bivings < and masses or great feathery 1 chrysanthemums will lend theii ‘ beauty to the festal scene. The 1 queenly beauty of the bride will b« 1 enhanced by her ta 'or madeg -wn 1 of oxblood covet, and she w.ll carry an armful of chrysanthe mums, as it is to be a “chrys anthemum wedding.” The marriage ceremony will be performed by Rev. L. G. Johnson promptly at six o’clock, immedi ately after which the happy you »g •ouple will leave for an extended : tour to Ashville and other points of interest. Dalton Jloses a “queen rose of the rosebud garden of girls.” but wishes for her departing daughter a life of happiness and j >y in her new home in the charm nig city of the “Seven Hills.” RELEASES YOUNG MEN They Were Sent to Ja For Re fusng to Answer Questions: Chat’anooga, Tenn. , Nov. 16. Judge Estill lastnight decided the habeas corpus case of certain young men sent to jail by Justice of the Peace M . M . Hope, for re fus' to answer certain questions as to whether they saw parties gambling in the city. He ruled that the justice had no right to ask such a question and the young n«n were released. They stated on the trial before the justice that they believed that to answer th® question?propuuded by the prosecution would incri mate themselves . The matter has increated ex citement, both among the law abiding people as well as the mi biers, who are greatly tickled last night over 'be turn the affair has t <ken. The decision makes conviction before a jus l ic of peace in gamb ling cases practically imposaib'e unless the officers take t'lem in the act. DURBAN 1”S EXECU I ION. Supreme Court Decides To Issue Its Mandate Immediately. Washington, Nov. 16.—0 n motion of Assistant Attorney General Anderson the supnms court today decid' dto issue im mediatly its mandate in the Dur rant murder case. No representative of Darrane was in court when this motion was made and the court, after u hunied consultation on the bench, announced through <’h >f Justi e Ful er that the mandate ebon d ls-uo forthwith . Mr. Anderson think I s will settle the matter and hasten Dur rant’s exteuti ti He said be W' uld have u ade he motion sooner but for the necessity of giving notice to Durrant’s counsel. rlu u E jjQ.ti M vlt 1. wli LOIE THE CA>E. T'enfe r Mot Be IL* > As They Were When Member Joinz. Trenton, N. J. Nov. 16. —Th court of errors and appeals met today and r> mb led a number of decisions. W illiam H. Eriuden burgh the newlv Judge of the court, was present and was sworn in by the chancellor. One of the opinions rendered is of S 1 neral importance to beneficial t rganizations. The court affirmed the supreme court in the case ol the R.xbury lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, agait st Wi’liam Hocking. When Hocking joined the Roxbury lodge the sick benefits were $3 a we -k for an ind-finite peri-d. Subsequently they were changed to $5 a week for twenty six weeks and $1 a week thereafter. Hocking was sick for a long time :nd son’h u> rocovei f 8 a week for he ;>• nod. Ihe court decided in h.» luVor and laid down the principal that the ben- • fits which the lodge’rules provided for at the time of a member join ing were in the nature of a con tract. arid could not lie changed without the member’s consent. HE SOUGHT HIS LIFE Masked Man Attempts To Assas sinate A W isconsin Minister. Racino, Wis., Nov. 16.—Rev. Hugo Stubenvoll. pastor of the St. Paul German Luther church, lies in a precarious condition at his home in Geneva street tonight, :he result,of a stab wound in the abdomen, received from an un known assailant at a late houi Saturday night. Rev, Mr. Stubenvoll recently had some trouble with boys win, were persistenteutly disturbing the services at the churc.h A con cert was held at the church Sat urday night and the old Double was renewed, so the police weie notified and the disturbers fl -d. Sometime after the concert Rev, Stnbenvcl’ left his house, which ad joins the church, and proceeded to an outbuilding in the rear of his home. Returning, he was at tacked bv a masked mam of med ium height, who thrust the blade of a knife into his abdomen and fled. DID HF CARRY OFF MAPS? Madrid Papers Asserts Bumor May Cau-e Investigation. Madrid, Nov. 16. —The semi official Correspondencia referring to a Havana dispatch published in the New York Herald yester day Sunday asserti ug that Gen eral W'eyler carried otT maps and ither documents concerning Cuba ays: “The gravity of the ’statements do is not permit comment, Th-- matter must completely elucdat pd, for if confirmed the govern nentwillbe obliged to assume in inexorable attitudi. Blood Poison. Contagious ® l ood Poison has been ap -1 propriately called the curse of mankind. . It is the one disease that physicians can not cure; their mercurial aud potash * remedies only bottle up the poison in . the system, to surely break forth in a more virulent form, resulting in a total " wreck of the system. Mr. Frank B. Martin, a prominent jeweler at 926 Pensylvania Ave., Wash ington,D.C.,says: 1 Wit t was for a long Wh time under treat 1 fc/A y meat of two of Ip fJfiT L. tbe best physi ’ ciaus of this city, 3 ties f 1 for a severe case | \aa-- ‘p; r 7 of blood poison, ’J/ /gs but my condition grew worse all 1 . " ,e while, not- e X. withstanding the - that they o charged me three I W'lW / / ' hundred dollars. 1 */ g' My nrouth was f filled with eating sores; my tongue was ! almost eaten away, so that for three • I months I was unable to taste any solid * food. My hair was coming out rapidly, and I was in a horrible fix. Iliad tried various treatments, and was nearly dis couraged, when a friend recommended S.S.S. After T had taken four "bottles, I began to get better, and when I had finished eighteen bottles, I was cured sound and well, my skin was without a i blemish, and I have had no return of ■ the disease. S.S.S.saved me from a life of misery.” S.S.S. {guaranteed purely vegetable) will cure any case of blood I poison. Books on thedisease I and its treat- xjjrk Z?3&!N ' ment. mailed V, L ; free by Swift Vj- Specific Co., k/fl L jl k Atlanta, Ga. CITY NEWS. CAUGHT ON THE FLY AND PRV£E|;WA id-. 10 HUSTLER READERS All Kindi <-f Little Newsy Items Picked Up on Street . Corners at Hotels And Everywhere Cheri kee Tcntoht.- -Chero’.cf Lodge No. 66, F. A- A. M., will meet toiwght, ami will confer the Third degree. AH M non’ in good standing are cordially inv ; ted,The occasion will no doubt be a mest njoy able one. Militia Wedding. —Justice of he Peace, Walter Harris, married Wylie Smith and Ber ha liolsen back, colon d, last evening at his office <>u lower Broad street. The affair was strickly militia a d only the court < flieers were present. Wanted —Tnirteeu young mei. and women to enter Rome busi ness College at >i: >• aa 1 ci n >le a course in Book-keeping or Shoit liand and Typewriting. Liberal inducements to those who will ac cept positions away from tde city. Call on er write H. S. Shockley, priciupal. Stole Pz ’.<:ri. —Mr, Childers the photographer, swore out a Warrant for Joo Perian and Chas Pinson, two negro rou'e boys, for stealing the A’tanta Journal, which he is a?ont for he two boys gav > the necessary bond 01 $50,00 each was re leased. Notice. —I will be called out of he city a short while, pupils ovv ng m mus* settle imnu'di itely. with lawyer Hal Wright, at Ma sonic bui ding. Parties Laving bills against myself or school please s“n 1 same to him. Geo, M, Worsham, Judge Thomas W.Milnor is rep resenting rhe First Presbyter an church of Cartersvi le at the Synod in Rome. Maj. C. H. Smith ( ill Arp), who was announced to at tend also, is unable to go, as he is busy on a lecturing tour in South Carolina. Cartersvil ie N iws. T N. C,—Mr. R. T. Allen, leftover tho W. & A. at 4:30 this afternoon for North Carolina where he gees to wed Miss Lube McNulty, formerly of this city. Mr, and Mrs Allen will return some time next week. They will be the guest of the New Central, for several weeks. NARROWLY ESCAPES. TDawson, Ga. Nov. 16 —The depot of the Georgia and Alabama railroad narrowly e-caped being burned to the ground last night. The firejorigihated in the nterioi ol the building . Its origin is un known, but it is supposed to have >riginat>‘d from matches or a spark concealed in some cotton which was placed in the depot he afternoon before. A small nount of freight whs destroyed ind ti e freight room badly darn iged. The loss is about SSOO fully protected bv insurance. HOW’B THIS W offer One Hundred I ollar* Reward for any case of Catarah that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. H.J. CHENEY & CO., I'rope., Toiedo, 0. e the undersigned, have known F J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly hon< ra ’> ►* in a'l hu'n'nesst.raiisaction and financially able to carry out any obligations made by the firm \\e*i A i ruax. \X l olesa'e Dru» ds’s, To.'i-do 0. V ALDINC4 KI.NNAO MaRVTN- YhdeHHie Druggists. 'I c It do, Ohio. Hail’s Catarrh Cure is taken in ternully acting dir ctly upon the loot! and mucous surfaces ■ c thr '<-t< ni Price 75c. per bottle. Sold .¥• 1 ' Haug'ists.Tt stimnnosal free nail’s Family P■ 11 snre t h -1 ‘SMaOOKBChUH !. ~r •' .»-> ;»pu«-..'S p~ J'"q V <1 O'»'l>nOA 9;t 05 jfi k »-* ; «o lwli 0, e ,, FJ jj J. ■ .i ’ ,J 3 lumnirui « 1 sa affll t H«q oi, nypußoq pus . j M'VSJVS tHV-i L _ t .M3>»avd PfRSUML MENTION ITF. PICKED UP BY HUS -LUG LfDRfE <S An >u rj YourJFiiiends OkJOi'IIER s Friends. Smoke Rebel Yell ! “ Rebel Yel 1” ti ebed. Buy a Rome made cigar and be happy. J. C . Banner of M ic <ll is lu-n today. W. A. Log.n, of Cha tai ong-i. is here today on busiue s, Mr. R L Stakes, of Ati.mta, is here today. W. J. Tow iky. of Dalton, is in the city today. Mr. H. H. P-ltor,of Atlanta, it id. the city today on business. Mr. Warren L. Rohr, of the N. dr W. R. R. s|)‘ nt yusti 1 day in the city. Woolen dresses cleaned also Mens suits renovated. App y ai ne old dicing hull us the Buna- Vista. tt Mr. T. S. Burney, of Harper’e Station, is here today on business. Prof. W. 0. Cumnur, of Cuvt Spring, is hare today on business. Miss Callie H rring on, of Su gar Valley, is the guest of Mis.- Estelle Wright. Mrs. Junius G ’urge is very sick at her home on East 3rd street. Miss Fite, of Cedartown, is tin guest of Mrs. H, H. Aringt >r, oi East Fourth rtreet. Miss Hattie Montgomery, ot Vans Vai by, is spending a few lays with Miss Grace Stroud, Id North Rome. Ladie oidhat’ worked over to look like new aud f athers cu"led cheap at O. A. Ga.zards, 807 Broad s •est. . Mr. O. L. Mitchell, of tho L. <V 0. R. R. with headquarters in Chattanoog. was_in the city yes terday. Mr. F. H. Schlapiack has re turned from a p'easant visit ol -<everal days with his home folks at Silver Creek. Diseases often lurk in the bicod Detore they openly manifest them selves. Therefore keep the blood pure with Hood’s feirsapa H a. Mr. Ollie Ledbetter represents the Levwring’s Cuffle Co . and not Lion’s, as stated in yesterdays Hustler oe Rome. Prof. R. L. Norcutt, who has been conducting a music school at the Armstrong, left yesterday for Florida where he w'l spend th3 winter. Just received a nica new’ lot of felt hats, at lower prices than cat be hxd elsewhere. Call and see the la'est shapes cut. Mrs. A. 0. G . Mis- May Belle Marshall is in the city the gu -st of the family o! Dr. J C. B'vings Mi s Marsha l ! is here io a tend the Ma-shall- Bivings wedding next Wednesday. —Dalton Argus A big line o f Ostrich plume? and ti| s at low prices for the next BOdays. Fee before buying and be convinced, I can give you beet value for the le st money. Mrs. A O Gararrd. <F« t ■ V 11 VER Are different from rfli other medicines. Each performs a specific duty, thus doing away with drastic purgatives and curing by the , Mild Power Theory. One Pink Pill touches the liver, re- ' iJXx moves the bile, the bile .’ I jtjg moves the bowels. The i Tonic Pellet does the rest. ' I Have one? Sample free at any store. < omplete Treatment, 25 doses 25c. Brown Mfg. Co., N. Y. Ki <irrenrville, TeaM. Charter fJ9 Il.j iJW Elill Steves Wr > / I /K) f , aQd ■/ hFi \ Ranges* R« • YOU SAVE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING Fso Rome Chi mi cimlSj ove Co ) J 'c m ' r -..y Notwithstanding the fact that ws are re q ceiving new g )od •, embracing the newest shapes and the very latest styles in mJlinery every week, we are still selling t prices that compete with ail a’leged “At Cost” fi <ures. The new goods now coming in are orders placed for fall and winter delivery,a id taeugh we have decided to mike a change in our jflßb b ’ JSlr| ess, necessitatis: •, >*e Auction of stock OW® by’Jan. Ist., ws a 3 ,-ocuivi our new 3.ods Mi' an g.ving our customers the benefit of all Q p ofits. Our Trimmsrs are turning out the best work in the south, for the proof, we invite 5 our inspection. You are o rally invited to cill early and we assure />uth it you cant come too often ?. Respectfully 8 ‘ A - °- GARRARD. . 4 , O O ’ > «•••••••<!>• 0 ..e €e9 ,; THE HANGER to which the Expectant Mother is exposed and the foreboding and dread with which she looks for ward to the hour of woman’s severest trial is appreciated by but few. All effort should be made to smooth these rugged places in life’s pathway for her, ere she presses to her bosom her babe MOTHER’S FRIEND allays Nervousness, and so assists Nature that the change goes for ward in an easy manner, without such violent protest in the way of Nausea, Headache, Etc. Gloomy forebodings yield to cheerful and hopeful anticipations—she passes through the ordeal quickly and without pain —is left strong and vigorous and enabled to joyously perform the high and holy dut'es now devolved upon her. Safecv ° life of both is assured by the use of “ Mother’s Friend,” and the time of recovery shortened. “I know one lady, the mother of three children, who suffered greatly in the birth of each, who obtained a bottle of ‘Mother’s Friend’ of me before her fourth confinement, and was relieved quickly and easily. All agree that their labor was shorter and less painful.” Joun G. Polhill, Macon, Ga. 81.00 PEP. 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