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JrAOKKING, President T. J. 81MP8U.', Aoiiu* t«eli*er w P. SIMPSON, Vice president Merchants National Bank OF ROME CA. 1 INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS .All Accommodations Consistent with Saf* Banking LA tended our Customers, < H ow much does your cigar bill amount to in a year? Isn’t it cheaper tosmokea pipe? • SEE OUR LINE OF PIPES EMBRACIN&. - • Cobs. Clays. Apple-Wood, Brior. Rose Wood, Violet wood and meerschaum. Prices to suit-Purses of price or pauper. Trevitt Sz> Johnson Mrs. J F. Wardlaw, MILUNERT, N a/ sb;c aid a c omolete lina of all the very latest Novelties. New goods arriving weekly. No. 208 Broadway, Rome Ga. OPPOSITE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ■ -- j LTT3VCBEK,;, All kinds of Bough Lumber sawed to or der* on short Notice, Call on or Address, d O I I N C- FOSTER Foster’s ACills Gra. C. ATKINS & CO, CHATTANOOGA TENN, MANUFACTURERS OF ICIKCILAB, BAKU, CIANO, CROSS CUT \> 1> H AM) HAWS, ETC. WHOLESALE Mill Supplies and Machinery 5 Saw Repairing a Specialty it BRAN NEW ENTERPRISE Any up to date Enterprise should be encour aged. Great care will be taken to please my customers. Call at the Annex Bathing and Tonsoria* Parlors, if you Want to be treated right. 31 2 Broad Stree 4 . Special attent'on given to Ladies and Children HARRY CHAPMAN, White Barber. HOME BAKEItY AND RESTAURANT. J. T, Wilkie, Proprietor. No. 228 Broad Street. FRESH BREAD M CAKES MADE EVER! DA! Restaurant supplied with the best the market ass *rds Special attention to wedding orders and ornamental cakes* FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED EVERY DAY. Polite waiters. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give me a call _A._ *W. H-A-IVT, Leather and Shoe Findings. |L Hand made Shoes built to order, Repairing a speciality, at Temple Store. THE HUSTLER OF ROME, MONDAY OCTOBER, 15 1894. BANG! BANG! Charley Fleischmann’s Employes Cut Loose at Oke»ey. It who a er 5 o’clock yesterday ivrinng, and a crowd of stable bjy* were standing around a big bon he that whs l.Jaziug among the stabl sat the Oakley race track. he w nd was whistling across th* course amt a heavy fog was ch • ling the bone ot the thicly-ciao lads. It was a mean morning and the litHe fellows who had to be up, gathered around ttio fire to get e idle warm before they galloped the horses that were to start later in the day. In the crowd was little Jink Jones, the assistant cook iu Mr. Charles Fleissbmann’s stable. Jink's coat collar was truned ■ p md he was standing on one sou it a time drying to keep warm. Woi.dah if Mr. Bob am going to gallop Lehman this morning? re marked Jinks to little Toots, ore of the exercise boys. Can’t see yoah way ’round th» rack, said little Toots as he drew iearer the fire. Glad I ain’t no stable boy, said links. Cookin’ is,better ’u gallop mi l’ll make you gallop, you little black uigger, if you dout g<t that corn bread ready for cooking, said a husky voice back among the sta b ps Jinks looked around and saw Big Tom Taylor, the chief coo , Standing iu the doorway of Mr Fleischmann’s stable. Little early for cooking corn bread, said Jinks. Makes no dill’renc’, you heerd me, answered Taylor, and the lads said Tom was mad, as he and Jinks had words Sunday, vvhei Tom placed a revolver to Jinks' stomach and pulled the trigger, but it failed to go i ft', Wait'n I git warm, answered J inks. I 1] warm you, hotly replied Big Tom, and out came his gun. Tom’s got his carbine, shouted Little Toots. Bang ! Keep on shootin’ I’ll attend t< vou wheu you get through, said Jinks. Bang! Bang! Taylor put his gun up ai 1 there was but one lid left to enj-.f the big brigbd fire, and tha* was Jinks. Big Tom bad failed to hit him . The boys sneaked hack one at a rime and Jinks disappeared, hut churned in a*>out 10 minutes. Tad a gun as big as nimseif. I’m going to ’tend to you Tom, said .1 inks, and he fired three shots at the chief cook One of the bullets went through a window and hit, Tom in the stomach . It struck a piece of old saddle cloth Tom was wearing fc<- an apron and did not hurt him Jinks bid in the stable. Little Toots announced after it was all over; Them niggers'stermiuate dem *elv s befor de git trough,—Cia cinnati Enqiurer. THE REIMER OUTFIT. Bound Over for Setting Fire to Their House at Dalton. Massillon, Ohio, October 14. — The preliminary hearing of the Riemer family at Dalton lasted until 10:BO o’clock last night, and resulted in Chfistain Reimer, his wife and two daughters being bound over to court. Mayor Harrold, of Dalton, is p isitive that the Reirners know all about the origin of the great Dal ton fire. Reimer and his children deny the responsibility, but on be ing cross-examined got badly mix e 1 and wept. They accused a man whom they could not name. Owing to the lack of jail, room the family spent the night at home, but the house was stiongly gmud | ed, 1 *s f the mob should take them in ' and. Rosa Reimer, without being per c :iv< dby the. guards, saturated a j pari of their home with oil and si t fire to it, The llames were extii - riiished by Marshal Rosier. All Dalton bel eves the family guilty- Today t.ney .sere tuki n to Wooster and ailed to iwait trial. No. 21 Broad bt. No. 19 Broad St Dry goos, Shoe Groceries, Feed Hats&Clothing. & farm supplies » W. H. COKER & CO. SELLS SH2ES, If you dont believe it, Bring your feet to No. 21 Broad St, and we will show yon what we can do. Biggest Stock Lowest Prices, W e can fit both feet and pocket book. New goods arriving daily- I W. H. COKER & CO.