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I shoes FOR The Million. I Ww handle the finest I We sell the best I You come and set 1 us I We do the rest. I Our School Shoes for Boys and girls have L superior. 1W WILL SUM THE BACKET.} Thousands of pairs of lasting oeauties for I the ladies, . I Our mens bargains have no peers in this W Ladfes Spring Heels in oil eizesand styles. FEET DECOBATORS AND KORN KOMFORTERS LffCantroll & Owens*®- 240 BROAD STREET- ; . ■ - - ■ -—————— —; Rome Mutual Loan Association. HOME OFFICE ROME GEORGIA, 325, Bro <d Street. A National Building and Loan Comply Purely Mutual, safe investment and Good Pro Made by small Montnly Payments, OFFICER*. I i GLOvER, Freskient. J- ®- MOORE, Sec ty & Trean. CHAS. I. GRAVES, Tice President. 3. H- RHODES. Mgr’ lend'Dept. H ALSTBD S WITH, General Council. COA L 1 COAL I ALL GRADES. ROME COAL CO. YARD-Second Ave. | X? soianmoHL ' CHATTANOOGA TEN N. A Strictly Fits class Hotel. Right in the heart of the cts Conveaent to business, depots and electric car ines. The«ervice is unsurpassed and the prices reasonable. W. .A.- Camp J\Fan.age<. O’Neil M’tg Co. fco JLLjX ®COAL® TELEPHONE 76 _ m sthji on wis.4- 530 Market St. Chattanooga W.C. SMITH Agt, Proprietor LADIES & GENTS CLOTHING C I F / I E DYED OR REPAIRED, AT LOWEST PRICES. PROMPT PROFESSIOiNL WORK. Mt 1111,11111111 IW ' . I '," T—: T—.. 'XT*’ 7 * nrjui«WMJBimKSJW ■ . ... . > . if-J f : ' :; L I f -I--—--L -.. ~ H [par- LL b'iL<.<2- .ci „■ 4 !\ I r . - ” Lx ' Ji ■ fill iNUN hhbhThblibu bi bill. hW 1 FHE HUSTLER OF ROME TUESDAY DECEMBER 4 1894 DEBT STATEMENT. Decrease in Debt During Novem ber of $31,744,551. Washington. December 4. —The debt statement issue today shows a net decrease in the public deb 1 , less cash in the treasury, during November of $81,744,551.00. The interest-bearing debt increased $4,- 100,170. The non-interest-bearing debt increased $1,322,788, and the cash in the treasury increased $87,- 167, 400. The balance of the several class esof debt at the close of business November 30th, were: Interest bearing debt, $889,143,030; debt on which interest has creased since maturity, $1,826,980; debt bearing no interest, $388,120,560; total, $1,024,090,525. The certifi nites and treasury no e offset by an equal amount of cash in the treasury ou'standing ■at the eud of the mon h w re: '606,270,848, a decrease oi $1,215, 678. The total cash in th i treasu ry was $793,140,160 ; the gold re serve was $109,000,000; the net cash balance $44,507,605. In ths month there was an increase in g >ld coin and bars of $38,736,572 ; the total at the close being $164,- 850.468. Os silver, there was a de crease of $1,216,156. Os surplus there was in national Isank deposi tories $16,779,473; agasust $17,406. 247 at the end of rthe precedii g year. COMPLETED PAYMENT. The Ste Wart Synr! cate Makes Its Final Deposiltonon Th j Bonds. New York, Dee..,4. —The Stewart syndicate has ewiapleled the pay ment of the gold aauto the subti-eas ury for the new $50,000,000 bond issue. There was deposited today $11,273.- 545, making a total of $50,409,425 paid into the New York subtre <eury as follows: Principal, $42,850,u0 >, prmium,s7,4O2,K7B;interest,sir9,- 547. The amouffit'of gold paid else where is $8,311,321. of whi ih the principal i< due as follows: Cnica go, $2,8*1 ,000; San Frances 'o, $2,- • >80,000; rniladelphia, $1,520,000, and Boston, $1,250,000. T1 e premium to be paid at the subtreasuries outside of New York is estimated atsl,lßs 321, and the interest at $25,700. The total proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be $58,720,747 m gold. The February issue netted $58,660,915. JAPAN'S _PR!CE. Siu Will ?e Satisfbil if China Pays WDJ.OOO fan. L nd >n, Decern »er 4 —Tn- S‘. Janies G z 'te prints a. dispa r cn to the new j a e cv h r e t‘i it ccoroi g '! ibe p e J s atmi 'ills if t' 1 • t l ines >f |>« ace be wee, Japan si'dthi n ■ h“ • o -eluded now Ja s-n Aii ac-ep n uidein i’tv <»• -io\o '0 000 y <•’ to he > aid in in-la iiiients. with a c*si»ion t> ii. r cl the terr t ry *lu ;o sin new Occupies; but Hl 11'* ev lit ot A f ill! e <>f b ‘ p -sent pea 5H Jieg .. liati'iiis the dema » s u[«»n Uuh a will b-in ress d m p oport'on t-> jthe length of tmi- <nri g which ne op ran- ns > h -11 be <a r ie I o i. .V ■n i miti e « 111 1 e iieclsled uu es • Cti iisi»s for petei'i in I giv s ■<i<‘.-g s or a f'tt'uiul peif r nauce , ji rag ■■ u ent. A Convict Attacks an Olficar. ni-a-.loud, V., D-cmber 4 , ,g., X. 11-rrie who is e-H'vinv a ui iu ti-e peni enti try her ■ o jsir-)lmg. Hud who was em o\» d in the tobacco factory m i t ibstiiuiioi . today attacked H .i j-u Ce of iron pipe A’ r. p r |tl i I . lit t-d. n gr of th- press io tn. He dealt 8 veral ■J ]' I’t'US b-iWS, HU<> Uu ii>rt.b p nit i -rence of o'b-r couvic.ts at vr . k in ts ■ .-,h -| , would have kill- I im. Re • I hm repor'ed Hur. is lor sleal ing lobice.-. Mr. Tiedaway, a well known merchan from Cedatown, is in the ® y tc-':y. ON THE WARPATH, Arms Two of His Employes and Surrounds a Neighbor’s House. Lexington, Ky., Dec., 3. —Gen. Cassius M. Clay is still having trouble on account of marrying 15-year-old Dora Richardson a few weeks ago. His son, Brutus, after finding the old general had procur ed a license to marry Dora, offered SSOO to have her kidnaped and s ent to a convent. The general heard of this and he armed Dora’s brother, McCl Hand Richardson, Bartow' Clark and one other farm hand and required them to guard the house and premises. Both Clark and Richardson are desperate men, and they obeyed Clay’s instructions so well that a few days ago when Ira Million came on the farm to drive off a steer which had strayed there, Clark shot at him. This made Mi - lion and R. C. Moor, fur ■whom le v o ked , mad and they threatened to take summary vengance on C art. Gen. Clay heard of this, and together with Clark and Richard son, all heavily’ arnned with shot gicuis and pisto s, went to Moore’s house and surroanded it. Mooie was not at home, but his wife came to the door and abused the Igeneial. She went to Richmond for the purpose of swearing out peace warrants against Clay and his men. but Brutus persuaded her to dr p the matter, and he sent several in fluential mett to see his father to induce him to abandon his war-| like purpose. They failed, and then Brutus sent for L >nwie Clay, the genral’s youngest and best-loved son. Lon nie arriv-d at White Hall, Wedne l - day nightand spent that night ai d nearly all of yestarday with his father and succeeded in making; ! him promise to disarm his army and live peaceably with his neigh-, bors. A few slays ago Clay went to Richmond andjbougl t three double barreled breech-loading shotguna and threa large pistols, remarking to the dealer that he had enough bowie-knives at home. Tne gener al ’s child-wife sleeps with her little ' sister Minnie, while the old man occupies a bed by himself. TWO NEW INDICTMENTS Presented by the Grand Jury Against Howgate. W uhingroii, Dec 4. - ’n- grand j irv to Liy presented two n ■ -v ii . dici m-uis agriiist Captain II nry I \V. Howgats for Hinenr jit is presumed rha* the fnrg-rv in •iiciiuents ngsiust him will h Id g >od. as none were present'd by t < grand jury forth t -» if i.n -. Judge McComas, who presides in lh+* c is®* against II >wgate, now has under c hi si derat ion t In- ind i t rn-uis agaius l - H-iwgne origin illy prepared by a i assistant district at'ornev of the attorney g' n<-ra ’ office. Tne new iudictniea's cite that H ..vua*'-, ”s dnbur-i ig officer of the United States signal serv ce bureau, embez.. e l sums ag'rega i mg a voiic $23,090. Great st’-iss is laid in one c u it oi th« t «.'t that Howgate a’ lhe time be win rec ip u red i n N-w V i-’k, wts a fugitive from justice. I is sad hit the emb< zzlouient cas-’S «i 1 tie thrown out tomorrow morning, when Jm’g- McComas vill reud-r hi j decision on the d< - murrers there o. The Postal Extension. Chicago, December 4 The Postal Telegraph C impary bus l e gun its tratisc lotiueutal serv I The wires follow the line of trie Sau'a Fe from Chicago to Sau Francisco, with reeaterfl at K ■ nsas City and Albuquerque Emergency repeaters, to be u a ed during bud weather, are located at Do Ige C ty, Colo., and Mojave, Cal , The wires are ofc nper an ■ tie lines are constructed iu th> mo/ sui stautial manner. i J>< KKI1«, riMid. a r Iwr-on, Actirg fuhier W- ?• SIMPSON, Vice president Merchants National Bank OF ROME GA. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS /Ml Aceotnm »d itiois C-msistent with Safi* Banking At end ed our Customers ■ BRICK KILNS LIME KILNS HAIR AND SAND We can furnish fresh Lime in large quanities burned from our own Kilns on short notice. Brick. Lime, Hair and Sand always on hand Greorae W - 'Trainin.ell Founh Ward Brick Yards, Mrs. J F. Wardlaw,, MILLINERY, New stock, and a complete line of an the very latest Nove ties. New goods arriving weekly. No. 208 Broadway, Rome GA OPPOSITE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. LTTJVEBHSIi, /All kinds of Rough Lumber sawed, to or der on short Notice, Ca'lon orAddress, JOH N C-FOSTER _ Foster’s Mills Gra. E. C. ATKINS & CO, CHATTANOOGA TENN? MANUFACTURERS OF CIBCUIjAK, BAN1», ganq. CK.OSU OUT AND HANTB &AWS, KTC. WHOLESALE urmhiierv Mill Supply* Repairing a Specialty AH KE nifFRISE Any up to d it • Enterprise should be encour aged. Grea’. care will ba taken to please my customers. Call at the An r ex Bathing and Tonsoria! Parlors, if you Wan to b- treated right. 312 Broad Street, bpe ia! a’ti'iif o i given to Ladies ami Children HARRY CHAPMAN, U h te Barbel'. THE HOME B.'.KEKY AND RKBT URANT. J, I. Wilkie. Pioprie’ - .)’*. No. 228 Broad Street, FRESH BREAD anil UAKEF M EVERY DAY Restaurant supp'ied with the best the market affords. Special attention to wedding or h*>-s and ornamental cakes I FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED EVERY DAY. Polite waiters, Satisfictio gu irantce I, give me a call /-X ■ I ■ •■mm. okKMMa na> '■*/ w atM —aenXMa *«b wetkn* csJLmb Leather and Slioe Bindings, Hand ma le Shoes 1 uilt to ordor, Repairing < s f c eldy. <ascnic Temple Store