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2 THE ROME TRIBUNE. PabUahed daily except Monday by THE HOME THllinN’C CO. W. G. CooPKB, Oen'i Man’gr. I Office No. 327 Broad Street, Up Stairs. I Telephone 73. I BATMOV BUBSOAIPTIOS. ■ IDally, except Monriaj. ffi "•ue year $6.00 | Three months ••••sl.3° gji * X months S. on I One month 00 TO ADVBRTIBKBS. ■ Tn Bon TBißtrsn is the official organ ■ ' F’nv.l Connrv and the Citv of Rome It has gk large and increasing subscription list, and as an ■ adverti-ing medium is unexcelled. Bates very reasonable. I THE WEATHER. (Official Forecast.] ATLANTA, Oa , November 20.—For Georgia: W Yair, exeept showers in northwestern portion | Mokrill. A Local Forecast Official. THE SHACKLES OF DEBT. It is a noteworthy fact that one of the emigrants to Texas said on the eve of his departure that he was going to shake off the shackles oi' y. the credit systMi. The slavery of debt'Waa'so great that he was will ing to leave home and break away from the association of a lifetime to escape it. There is a striking sim ilarity between this and the depart ure of the impris ned debtors from English prisons to seek an asylum oa the free soil of Georgia a hundred and fifty years ago. We have no imprisonment for debt, but we have something almost as bad : n the cred it system which requires a farmer to plant cotton exclusively in order to get credit with the supply mer chant. The custom is giving way, rbut very slowly. Its shackles are ■ot shaken off by many of our people. The evidence of this is the case of the man who was willing to leave home and country to escape its _—bondage. THE STATE REFORMATORY. L The following from the Govern message is worthy of special many child w !a!ler - Id; 80 below the 40 beiow the aize of 14; the age of 13; 15 below the age of 12; two 11 years old, and one at the tender age of 10. Thirty six per cent of the convicts in the penitentiary are below the age of 20. “Below the age of ten our law hardly recognizes the responsibility of a ehild, and sometimes tolerates, > if it does not excuse, his crime. L With a degree of indulgence we A leave him unrestrained, a menace to society until he attains, somewhat, years of discretion and perfected or confine him witli criiu- Hfißnals to be made an outlaw and a ggES&I&kK alarming glffiMFato d 1 . ■. -11 those whose d'-itpHslo guard the public weal by suitable legisla W tion, not only for restraint, but for reform. “If the state owes no duty to its children born and reared in poverty and crime, it does owe to society the best protection against their law lessness and violence. The best pre - tection must be reached, not so much through the punishment of the criminal as the prevention of crime. “The last United States census reports forty-five thousand crimi- fiaiA‘cohtintd in the prisons of the states, Georgia furnishes five per cent of this number. “Some place, other than the peni tentiary or county chaingang, should be provided for the incarceration of children and some misdemeanor con victs. The disgrace of confinement and the wicked influences which ■ta surround the child in the peniten tiary prevent reformation. The ob [ ject of imprisonment should be re st rm as well as confinement at hard labor. Ths state owes it to the young criminal to place him with cir cumstances that will tend to soften rather than to make him more obdur ate and vicious. The state has an interest in every child she rears. I Every good citizen made out of what A was material for a vicious bad citi ■ zen is an immese advantage to the state as a self-governing body. The same thing is true of the state as a social body. “When it is considered that sev eral hundred such citizens can be made from such material every year, the effect upon the population of the state is easily seen. As such citi zens are producers of wealth, the money investment for their reforma tion wonld be profitable to the State.” TRAIN ROBBERY. The alarming frequency ot train robberies of late makes the stoppage of this crime a matter of very great importance. The following editroial from the New York Herald has at tracted a good deal of attention and is widely copied: It is to be hoped that in his coming mes sage Mr. Cleveland will urge upon congress the importance of federal legislation against train robbery. That this dangerous crime is increasing and spreading is only too obvious. Records show that on a group of roads in the south and southwest twenty-four trains have been "held up” during the past twenty years and that more than half of the in stances occurred within the past three years. Formerly these daring highway crimes were confined chiefly to the south, south west and the far west. But recent instances still fresh in the public mind show that they have been spreading to the more thickly settled portions of the north and east. When great trunk lines between Chicago and New York are boldly and successfully attacked by desperate high? way men a grave menace to life and proper ty is presented which calls for the most stringent measures for the prevention and punishment of the crime. That existing state laws, courts and po lice are not adequate to the emergence is shown by the alarming increase and spread of train robbery. The desperadoes gener ally escape arrest and punishment and the natural consequence of this immunity is to encourage their diabolical operations. It is even said that in some places the local au thorities are terrorized by the perpetrators and fear to prosecute them vigorously. Where this is not the case the robbers have only to cross the state line to get beyond the jurisdiction of the state authorities. Os course they are subject to extradition if caught in another state, but this red tape procedure is apt to prove more helpful to the fugitive than to justice. Th legislate against regulation i,; any lesil il “P or " for the protection of p.is a rapidly growing danger? federal law for the quick and severe punishment of the crime, vigorously enforced by the federal criminal authori ties, would soon make these dangerous foes to society understand that their high way villainy cannot be carried on with impunity. Tor such crimes as theirs no punishment can be too severe and none can be too quickly meted out. The time has come to prescribe and enforce it. The suppression and prevention of train robbery have become essential to safe travel. To that end 'he power of the na tional government should be exerted. It ; is a matter of vital concern to the people of I the entire country and one to whiff the President and congress may well give their I earnest attention. The polyglot character of the Austrian army was abundatUJH shown the othgr day 1U the t h fte sSSSSHPmi alone to formula of oath HWJe colors had to be administered and read out in -nine languages, to wit: German, Hungarian, Croatian, Bohemian, Polish, Ruthenian, Rou manian, Servian and Turkish, while the religious part of the ceremony was conducted by Roman Catholic, Greek Catholic and Greek orthodox priests, Protestant pastors, Jewish rabbles and Mahometan ulema. The framing of a bill tor the issue of state bank currency in advance of the action of congress is a diffi cult matter because it is hard to tell just what the action of congress will be, and state action will have to conform to it. Notice of Local Legislation, xrori' E IS HEREBY GIVniN OF HIE IN XV tent ion to apply to the pre-ent session of the Legislature of the State ot Georgia for the pas sage of a bill to be entitled: “AU Act to amend the charter of the city of Rome so as to make the c unciimen elected for said city, eligible for a succeeding term, and lor uthar purposes.” 11-4 Citation. GEORGIA, Floyd County. To all whom it may concern: Geo. J. Briant, admudstratrator or Geo. W. Harris, deceased has in cue term applied t the undersigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of raid deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in December next. This the tlth day of November, 18. U id JOHN P. DAVIS, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Floyd County. To a l wbomit may couoern: Samuel Funk houser, having, in proper form, applied to me for permanent Letters of Administration de bonis non. on the estate of James G. Dailey, late of s iid connty, this is to cite all and singu lar the creditors and next of kin of Jan e-G. Dailey to be and appear at my office within the time ilowed by law, and show cause,if any they can, why permanent aomiulstr-tion should not be granted to Samuel Funkh .user on James G. Dailey’s estate. w itness my hand and official signature, this Bth day of November 1893. oawtw JOHN P. DAVIS, Ordinary. in the thejJl THE KOMJffi TRIBUNE, TUEBOAY MOBNING, NOVEMBER 21.1893. /A/ CHILDREN For over two years my little girl's life was made miserable by a case of Catarrh. The discharge from the nose was large, constant and very offensive. Her eyes became inflamed, the lids swollen and very painful. After trying various reme dies, I gave The first bot- 11 e seemed to aggravate the disease, but the symptoms soon abated, and in a short time she was cured. Dr. L. B. Ritchey, Mackey, Ind. Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed ft wwt Specific Cn " STUART’S Gin and Buchu THE GREAT Southern Dieuretic. It is undoubtedly one ot the most reliable Kidney, Bladder and Uri naiy Remedies ever offered co suf fering humanity for instantly re ieving Kidney, Bladder aud Uri nary troubles of all kinds, pain in the side, back and under the Shoulders, Headache, Diabetes, Dropsv, Gravel, Loss of appetite, Loss of Energy, L ss of Manhood, Catarrh of the Bladder, and all troubles caused oy inaction of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary or gans. It clears up the skin, leaving it clear and natural, and tones up the system generally. Sold by all druggists. RSm r cUßgfa Anaerreeable Laxative and KJJRVjB TONIC. Sold by D’"iggist3orgsiil<Tiy>nail. 25c..63Ch and SI.OO per package. Samples free. ’’ho Favorite TOOTH TOTOEJ JKv K.’kffZortho Teeth and Breftth,aoc. aale by D. W. Curry, IBpthese Advertisements Tire me.” Some advertisements do have that tendency. So do some people, and some books. Nevertheless bright people understand that the adver tising columns now-a-days carry valuable information about things ; new and good. Such is Cotialene The New Vegetable Shortening Common sense teaches that a pure 1 vegetable product must be more wholesome than hog’s grease. Cottolene is part cotton seed oil and part beef suet, refined and purified by the most effective process known. It 1 is more economical than lard for ' every use, and imparts a delicate, 1 palatable flavor to food. Ask your grocer for the Genuine COTTO lene. Made only ty N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS- ! N SPECTACLES! the Slministiator’s Sale. GEORGIA, Floyd County PURSUANT TO AN < IRDFR OF THE GQURT ot Ordi ary of -aid county, »i 1 ba Sold at auetto” :i' ttceou t house do r of said count., on the first Tue da in Dece nb r > eat. wtthi . ' the legal Ik.uis o aslothe toilowng real e-tate towir : A4 oi ih «e tw tra-t- of land in the 22nd diatri t and 3r > -ection f sari County one tract c.< nsisilnA ' I whole lo s N* s. KIS, 1-4,1 1 and 193 of IM) aVres eac i. and 60 acres • ff the south side ot lot No .34, ai d 60 acr s• ts the Southside lot '<> I’3, both said parts nf iota cut • ff by aetraisht due ru ninu east -nd west; th- othertra t known as th-> tbe A'kins pace, consists i f 60 acres cm off he south panoflot No 99, and 40acre. in the eout'iwe t c oner of lot No. 118, the two last named portions of 1. ts Ivmg together and bounded on 1 e north by the lands of W. A ( hatin, Ja-es K»le. ano Meyer 1 a. dt land, east by W A. Cbatln. south by W, A. < h fin and Lemasier and west by D y er ik. All of said real estate so das the prop erty of the estate of vV C. Howell, late of said county, deceased. Terms cash 1 6. tl HOWELL, Adm’x. « J. S. HOWELL, Adm’r. I afsfafafaeasfasa NOTICE. GFORGIA, Ft OVD COUNTY. Notice is hereby given that a petition signed by fifteen or more freeholders of the 924th (Baiker’s) district G. M of said county, bat b eti hlrd i . my office, asking that the benefits f. r the provvious of Sections .449, 14 0, 1451, 14 2 14 3, 1454, of the Code of Ge rgla of 1882 and t e amencmenta thereto, shall apply to said 924th di-tric , G. M. of said county. 1 further give notice that an election will be or den-don tin 4th day of December next. (1893), (sa d election to occur on the 24th d y < f De cember. 1893), to decide the question of ■ Fence" or “Stock Law.” accord ng to the statutes in ?uch case, maoeand provided. Given under my band aud official signature T..ia the iffh day of November, 893. JOHN P D e Vis. Ordinary. Application For Letters of Dis mission. GEORGIA, Ftovd COUNTY. Whereas W H Edmundson, Administrator of 'hees'ateof Eliza H. ueevee. repres-nta to the c .m t tn b.a pet. lon duly filed that he has fu ly adu inisteted El Zi H. Keeves’ e-tate. This is r. • cbe all p> raons concerned, klnoted and en d Ito's, to show cause, if any they can »h eaid d ini-tra'or th-nd not be discharged (r m 'is admit.ia raiiou and r ceive 1-t'era of dis mi a'on <>n tne first Monday io Febrn rv 1894. mi- November 6,18.-3. JOHN P. Da’Vls. oa“9od Ordinary. Notice to Debtors and Cred- itors. A’l persons having d< mands against *heestate of J.F. shanklin, lata of Flo>d county .deceased, arc berebv notified to render in their demands tot be undersigned acinrding to law. and all persons indented to Bald estate are required to tuase immediate payment ■lhißilct. 1893. M. A. NEVIN. Administrator, J. F SliaaEliP. deceaseds 10-6-w4t. " Notice of Sale. i GREE4BLY TO AN ORDER OF THE A Com t of 'Ordinary tis Flovd connty, Ga , will be sold at auction at the court house door of said ccunty o n the first Tueaoay in Decemb r next, within the legal hours of sale.the lollowi- g property. i„-wit: One lot ot land in the 23rd ulst p.c’and 3rd section of originally Cherokee now Floyd, county, Georgia, to-wft: Nos. 271, 290.291 291. 310 3U 330, 311 and etg ty-sevtn acres o t 3-1), the whole tract containing 1,402 actse. more or less, and known as the it. V. Witch-11 farm, on the Etowah river. Also a two thirds interest in one car coupler. Sold as the property ot K. V. Mltehe I, late ot Floyd county, deceased, Terms csah. 'this Ist day of Nov-mbe . 1893 11 4~law4w J. U TIPPIN, Administrator. CITATION?” - GEORGIA—FIoyd County. To all whom It mav concern ; J B. Tippia admit iatratcr of R V. Mitchell, deceased, has in disk toriu applied to the--rule reigned for h avo to sell the lai d- belonging to the estate of -a d d ceased,and said application will be beard on tne fir,t Monday in December next. Tbie Bth day of November, 1893. ' John P D*VIS, 11 8-4 w * Ordnary. Citation For Administration. Notice la hereby given that on the first Mon day io Dicember next I sha’l ap. olut as Ail minlatrator on the estate of J. A Htansbuery, d-ceased, 1 ts of Floyd county. Georgia, C. W. Underwood, the County Administrator, or some other fit aud proper person This Nov 8,18.'3. JOHN P DAVI.B, Ordinary Floyd County Application For Letters of Dis mission. GEORGIA, Floyd Whereas < has Administrator of ,J ltn_T- tc the conrt in til-'petitioo uti'y filed, tbai fehaa administered Jno T. D iwell’s estate. This B r o el e all per sone concerned, kindred a' <1 cn dirors.t ■ show cause, f an. thev can why sa’d adti'tidsTator -hotild i ot he di-ch iged tom ni- rdidmsta li n aud 'eeetve lett-r« of di-u.l“ei m on the flier Monday in Februar«. 1-94 This Novetu. 0 r G 893 JOHN P. M . VIS, Ordinary. 11 O-lawfil’d Receiver’s Sale, By virtue of an order passed by the Honorable W. M. Hemy Judge of r ne Superior Conrt of the Rome Circuit. I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, atelev-n . ’cioi k, a. m., at the court house loor in Rome, Georgia, on the first Tuesday in December, 1-93, the following property ot tbs Cundell Furniture < omptny, to-wii: a 1, that tract or parc“l of land lying and being in the 23 d di trict and 3td section of • riginally Cherokee now Floyd county. Georgia and In the rownot Fore, tville, it being rhe property once known as th« “Home City Mill-” hut now known as the Cuntlell Furxitme Company's ehopa aud yard, an i being three <3) acres of land more or leas together wl h all liu Idinga anu stru tnres t beret,n, and bounded oi. one ride o, ■ fie hast Teuuea-ee, Vitgitila and Georgia Rail road, and on the other side by the puulic toad leading trom Rome. Georgia, to Calhoun Gp r gia, > nd on a third aide by the Prlntup City , and Company’s property. Also one d j kilu. Also the followingma-hinery: 1 Buss band saw, l B tea eplnd’e carver. 1 M ora carving machine, U 5 tret shafting 34 nil levs 1 blower and pli lug. IT aii-it ch banger* 5 couolinge. 2 sanders, 1 Dowel machine, 1 hand saw filer nd setter, t emory grinder 1 engine and boiler 2elevators. I dynamo, 1 B“ss swing saw 3 w aid top ripsaw-, I Houston ID-it ch 4- etde in ulder 1 .4 nob Buss planer. 1 itt-it ch Bus- Joi- ter, 1 46 Egan M»w. 1 i.on frame trim -aw, 1 bus-double cut off eaw, 1 Busr double h-ad shaper, I Buss glue jointer machine. 1 Houston 6-inch sticker, 1 dado machine, t Hous ton tenon tnai h'ne, 1 Fay dovetail machine. ’ do 'ble t.oi i g mach ne, Iturnii g atber, I single lAoting tnicbne, I 33-inch Invincible sander, Tit-io h Berlin sander Said dry kiln au<> machinery brdng loctfd on the above described 1-nd of the Cundel Furnt 'ureComn-m. and »11 otherartie'es of propelty not mentioned that belong witn the above plant. Sain property win be solo enl j ct to confirma tion b\ the nupnior conrt of F oyd C' nnry Terms of sale cash; to be p id on the confer mation of the rale by the conrt. E. J. MOULTRIE, 1 awiw Receiver of Cundall Fuy it re Co. Letters of Administration. GEORGIA, Floyd County. TO >LL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Jane Land um having jn proper term applied to me for per i-an-nt letters ofaopiini-tradun on the estate i f ienj imin Landrum, late of said conn ty Tins is to cite all and regular th<> c.eoltors and next of kin “f Benjamin Landr-m t“ba and appear at my office within the tin e allowed by law. and show cause if any they can, why per manent ad • imstration should not be granted to Mrs Landrmuonß i j rmin Landrum's estate Witness my band and official signature, this 6th day ot November, 1893. JOHN P. DAVIS, 11-8-iaw-dOd <? dlnary. GEORGIA, Floyd County. John H. Dodd, has applied for exemption of personalty, and setting apart and valuation of borne-tead, aud I will pa>s upon the seme at 10 o’clock a. m., on the 14i> day of November, 1893, at my office. JOHN F. DAVIS, Ordinary. F. C. Ga. Public Sale of Valuable City i Propei ty. Whereas, james f. dupree. nm on Aj ril the first 1893, execute and <ieliv , rr to the Security Invertwent Company, of Bridgeport. Coon., a deed to certain p opertv > hereinafter described, for lb* purpose of se curing tut payment of twoc-rta-n norea, each f«r he num of one tlmuaar d dollars principal , each dated on the Bai l first day of apnl,iß93.aud each due five yeaie after date. and also lue.n ■ interest coupon notes, eac . for the sumot 837.'-0, i and also ten interest coupon notes for the sum of five doliarseach, all of said interest coupon notes beat ing date unsaid fln-t day of Apfil. 1>93, and two of • aid interest coupon notrs for the rum of SO, aud one of Baio interest c ni . pon notes lor the rum of $5 00 becoming due and payable or the first days of October and April In eoch year respeo ively after eid'i first day of April. 1893, including tne first day of October ls 9 , b e’des interest after ma ur ty at the ‘ate of eight percent p- r annum; and also to s cure the payment of tm percent, as attorneys’lees <>n the whole amount -hould said notes and deed la* placed in the hands of an attorney at law for f collectir n as will more fubv ■ ppear bv refer i eiico to said reel, recorded in Book : VV” of r De ds, page 203, Clerk’s oflice, Fioyd Superior i Court 'nd whe-ea", the said James F. Dupree 1 »gre> din s |d need th >t if default be na< o in > in- | rornpt payment of ei'her of said interest C >np n notes ua stipulated, then the p inci.al or said obligati n, in the discre ion of the bold er. should become du- ai d payab ear the date of ettch default, aeo ti at the said S- cri y ]u v-srru. nt Company sbou d b • au' I’oriz d. at its ‘ iti ui, t« Bel. sa‘o p ■ p-rry at public ou’Cry in ord' rto pay said debt before the cou t hon-i ' d'H-r in tbe counts of Floyd to the higbe-t bid der for Cash, after adv- lidug the lime, place and terms of sale in a uewsnai er of ger era! cir- Ctrl .uqi< Ju s-id county ot Floyd once a week for ton' weeks. " And wherevs, the Bald James F Dupree did > m-ke default on the fl'st day of October 1893, } in the paym- nt >f ihe interest coupon notes that * day du -, aud by reason of said dciault the prin -3 pal ai d inteie tof s pl bligatiou bag become due, aud rem ins unpaid. Now, therefor- bv < iriue of ihe p over grsn'e - JasaJd deed. »e will sell at pu. lie outcry, bi fore the Court bouse noor in Floyd county, Geo ■ gt-, on ti e fir-t Tuesday in December. 1893 wi bin the legal hours . f sale to the highest bid der fol cash, die follow ng dese ibed property, to-wli: One ce tain city lot with all improve . merits thereon, iu the fifth W ard ot the city oi " i Romp, Fioyd county, Georgia, fronting on Main ' ' street o e honored and orty five (14 ) feet aud ! running buck two hundred aud eight (208) feet; b uud-d no h andta-t by Cantrell's pr per y I south by Blai cbe street and west by M ain street. Said sale will be had and titles made and pro ceed distributed a’ provided in said deed (80. k ■ VV ” page 208 ) first to the pay mel tot Said > d< bt. witn'ntereat and atto revs’ lees and .x peosesof his proceeding and .he remainder, if any, to said James F Dupree. The am nn'. due is $.080.00, besides intere t on Bai ' erm since . Oct Ist. 1-93 and aitorneys'fees a. d expenses. . Term- c sb. 1 THs. SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY, By HogSiußon & Harns, their Attorneys at law. 11-7 law-JUd Year’s Support. GEORGIA, Floyd County. TO ALL WHOM IT MAYCONCERN: NOTIQK is hervbj given t' attbp apt raise-s*apnoint d to set apait and a*Mgn a y ar’a &uppo«t to Mrs Jane Landrum, the widow of Bmj Lai drum. 1 deceased, have filed ibeir award and unless ' good and uffleient cause bo shown, the same wllbemado tbn j of the court at the December term, 1x93, of the court ot ordinary. This Nov. 6th. 1893. JOHN P- DAViS, 3QJ Notice of Local Legislation. > police is hereby that a bill will bs in f'od’ ced at the neMtsessi n *f t e Gairgia ’ Legislature to establish voting places in th . evtral wards of the ci j o Roiue for municipal, county, stato and i>ati mal elections, aud to pro vide u imagers for ho ding elections at such • voting plHces, A’soa bUI to require cJlect.o cf Floyd , county tp fce-p an insolvent hx digest in whictG&ail l>e entered ifre parne** of all persons who fail to pay tm ir tax's »s required by w and to require sat*' tax collector to tarnish cor lectlisvxof Mici tax d fau te s toth» m<n«- . ger* of all election precincts and v«»tr g place* J m said county. 1 -law-30d I • - " . ~ > Administrator’s Sale. ' GE< >RGI 4, Gordon County. ■ TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER FROM 1 the Courtof Oidi>.ai’y of s-ia county wil be sold before the Cou ' house door n> < elbouu, in • -aidcou iiy at pub'-ic auction wi hlu the legal hour.-of s le on ib<-fire', luesuay in December next, rhef .Bowing lands, to wi-: 70 acres south Bide and 25 acne northeast cor ner more os lees, <f lot of innrt No M, lathe • 24rh i i-trict aud 3rd section of Floyd county, > <sa .and 20 a. ree in n<>itbwe»t corner and 35 I acr-b in southwest c iner, more or less, of lot ! < f laud No 52. in 4 h di't.rict ano 3rd section of Floyd county Ga , except two acrea more or less in s -uthwart corner deed, d to c P. Eva.vtt J S. Id as the property of a L. Keys, la e of said C nintv, deceased. f.,r the purpose of paying , deb b and for division. Ter bof sale cash. ‘ 11-8-Uw3od J. L. CAMP, Adm’r. > s ; Rale Ni Si to Foreclose Mort i ■ gage. 1 j Jno. M. Vandiver vs. W.C. Giles; Kul, to fore * close m >rtgage ■ It appearing to the court by the equitab’e pc itmn of Jao. M Vandiver that W, u. Giles on tne 2’n.i day of M.r fa. 1893, executed and ueliveied to said Jno M. Vandiver on a mart I gage oi. a t-act or parcel of land lying in e<id 4 county, deßcribeu as tol.ow-: .he following , i>»rts or lot. or laud Nos. 182 and 183, in ib j 24th district and 3 d sec i n < f Floy < county, e Ga . nine acres more or less, in the nortfiweat { corner . f No. B 2 and an that pa t or No. 18: _ that .lea on tr.e eart 'ide of the rnadrunnug a through said lot, also that part of lot No 182 de- B scrib. das fellows: Beginning at a certain «a-- B nut bush or -take running no- N r4rodst» KI I lie hue thcnC" east to th" I, T, V AG rail- I- r.iaei 22 rods, thence south «. wn said railroad 1 41 rods the.ee west to the o.giu ng point e AH.. 13? i ncres of lai d more or less., b. un.i das f. Hows : He inn ne a' the southea t corner of * lot nc. 19, 24 h distri.it. 3rd section, rlov.l j countv, Georgia, thence west2l 30-KD cbai sto a wake, thence north 19'4, east 6 :5 101 chap B y to a-take th-nc- east 2 85 100 chai .s to the ’ original ea't line: theuce south to the 2 beginning point f.r the pu>p .se of eecurii g the paymv nt of topr certain promissory notes, al .. of even date, each for the stim o’ 8136.' 5. and aggregating the su.i of $'?4.2-. made by the saiti W. C. Gi e on the 17th dav of March, 1893, and payable to sold Jn'> M Vandiver < r order, the fir-t du» Nov. 1. 1893. the second-due Nov, 1 ! I*o4, the third due Noveo.br 1, 1895 and the fourth and la-t due Nov. 1 1896. after date, with b-tere-t n the ra’e ot 7 per cent per annum from the date of e,oh of sajd no'cs; and it further appearing tha- said W. c. wiles foils and refuses to pay th» first of ea'd no es B for the su n of $136 05, with the Interest due , thereon. B ft is therefore ordered and decreed by the cou't that the eaid W. U. Giles pay into th-s „ pourr dn or before the n«xc term theieof th. 1 principal nd interest cn- on the first of said , not»e and the co-,-* ol thl* suit or in defau t . th»r.of th«-C urf »|H prnc-ed to pa-seuehor- I der and <1 oree tor the sals of said property as to it. shall seem equitable and just, ai q it is sup , ther orde ed tha this t u'e be i übliebed in Tub Romk Tbibunk. a ne vspape* YHiblisbed in the count, of Vli.yd, once a month for 4 months. or served on the said W. C. Giles, nr bi* specie , agent nr attorney, three months previous to the next term of thia court. Th'a N. v. Ibh, 1893 W. M. HENRY, J. S. c , B. C. W. W. Vandiver, Petitioner’s Attorney. ’ GEOKG’A— Floyd - sunty: A tr- c copv from mtn te of F oyd Superior * Court No. 27, page 522. This Nov 13 1893. ■ WM. E. BBYsfEGEL. Clerk Superior Court Floyd Co , Ga. 11-151-m 4m. Sheriff’s Sales for December 1893 GEORGIA. Floyd Codbty. Will be told before the court house door in the < ity oi Rome. Floyd county, Ga.. between tne legal home of Bale on the first Tueedav in December. 1593, the following Uesotibad 1 rop erty to wit: That certain tract or parcel of laud situated in ’hat part of the county o' Floyd known a* New Rou.e, being a part of land Jot No .'57, lu the twenty third district and tblr.i section of Floyd county. Geirgla, and deeeilbed as follows: limning from a point »94 feet due west from the eoutbeas: corner of Bald laud lot No. 35', north one degree (i deg ), west for 7v6 to the starting point ch the noit • -ide ot Chestnut atteet aud laid off by the ew Ro ■ e Lan Uompanv, thence west uno degree (1 deg ), south along Baid (.herb ut street for 3<n t/a feet, th. nee iu «n angle 83 degrees. 5' min utes. nonh 5 degre-s, smi ntes.east for73Biuet, thence In an angle 90 dn-rees, > outh t-4 degrees, 55 u inures east for 299% feet to I'ennesvee av enue. thence al< ng the west i liie of said avenue south 5 degre. e, i 5 minutes lor 714 leet to the starting point, contaii iug live acies. This levy is made on sai l land as the pro. erty of the defendant, a d- ed having been filed iu the otbee ot the clerk of the ruuerior court of fioyd county, Ga., by Hie plaintiff, c <nv*-ylng eaid land to the oefeuda't Levied on by virtue ot a ti fa iseu diroii. tlir Tlojd superior court, in favorof the Atlanta National Buildiu.' and Loa., as ociation v« New Ro ■ o Lrnd ompany. Also or the ame time and place, lots of land No . three liunereil and eighteen (318) three hundred nr.-i thiriy-one (:-3l) thr.e hundred and thirty two (S3;),'three hundred and eighty-inue (389) and four hundri d and four (404) an m the - ixieeuih dieiiii-i ant fourth action of Floyd co. nty, Ga., ell lying in a budv, anil eonrairing forty aines each in-, re or less, togeth er with air the improvements therou 1.-vi-d on by virtue of all la issued from the Flotu superior c urt in favor of IL M. Hiik-y vs. E. F Millican, aS the property of the defendant. Aho at the same time and place, an undivided foui-sevcotbe (4-1) n Teris in lot. of land No thne bundled arm flit -four (3 4), in the 23rd district aud 3rd section, Floy d county Ga. L> v i d o.i by vir tie of a fl. fa issued (rum th > Floyd suteiior court i.i fav r of McGhees X, C” V*. I. A Richey, »l Ricie-y and W, A. Kb hey. as the property of the defendants Abo at the Sane tic’ and pi ace one farm, 'yii.g in a nod. in the 2ith district and 3rd sec t.i n ■ f Fioyd co mtv, Georgia, consisting-.r and lots Noe 273, 74, Z'rtanii 2’7. and al»o 25 acres lu south p rt "f lo’ i’4S, and lOaer. s iu the southwe-t corner or lot 272, said rarrn couUiu irig 665 acre- more or le s, < eiag same place own. d .mu ■ ccupied by dm. D I. nee. Levied onb. virtue ot ail fa. isi-ued fr m the Fl vd b pe i-.r court in fav rof W H Williams, F. D. Hallett., -Aauiu 1 Middlcbroiks aud Miss Jane W. . eed vs. Wro. D. J »cs, deed having been filed ano r< ooided in aocor ance with the st ituto. as the property of the di femlai t. Also at lb- same time and place, one farm lying in the 3rd di-tncc ano 4th section ot S lovd com ty, Ga , comprising lan lots os. 959,960. B*h a>-o 986 a 1 iu the 3rd district and 4tb section, Huyd county. Ge. rgia, asid faim containing ftl acies no re or less Levied <-u by virtue or afl fa lem ed Ir ui the Fiend anp-ri rc. nrt in favor of Miss M- Th ums vs Jas. IV. Reyno de iiectjbavir g been filed and r coid’din accord ance with .h&ntnl-ute Ae he property of cm. de letidanc. Ai o at the same time and place, one tnrrn, ly ing in the 23id di tr ct and 3rd section of Fioyd county Ga . consisting ot wh le la d lot No. (2.0), two him ireu and ten and containin' one hupured and sixty four(i6l) acn a mid or less Le ieu on by sir u- of a li fa. issu-d from the Floyd superior court in favor oi Elizabeth K Beloou and Alma A Warner v« Moses L Cher ry. Deed having b en fl ed and rec. riled in a - rd nee with the statute. As the property of the defendant. Also at the same time and place, lot of 1 nd No. 39 and 4 i. in the 3rd District aud 4th section of Floyd county. Ga, containing iorti acres each more or lees the aid pro, erty being the same levied u on by nat aoh enc i. favor of n aimifl vs defend-nt on August 23rd. 1893 Levied on by virtue a fl fa is-ued irom the Floyd jmtiie couit of the9l9ih district (4. M Infavor of A. W. Wrigi tvs. J. A. Hardin and Fanny Hardin. As the property of the defend ants. a bo at the same time and place, »n undivided half in e.e t i f i*nd i t No. 329 ii. the 22ad dis crict and 3rd section of Floyd county, Ga , con taining lu4 acie- more or le-s. Levied on by vlitueof afl ’a. i sued from h“ F.osd justice courtof tile 96md dis rr-i, G M . in favor of w 1’ Reavis vs James McElroy aud J.C McUri y, prlmd al, an I John T.rhune, security, as the property of the d lendants. Abo a - the sau e time and place, 25 bn*h«ls ot oom. more or Jess, u held together. 2 590 pounds : »eed o turn more or less, in field to ga her. I lafV.eaon by virtueif two fl fas i-sued f.oin the Floi d city court, one in favor of T. R. Jones, 1 and the ot er io favor of Hamilton <S Co, aud gainst J. R Mortou, /Is the property of the l defendant I aJso at th® same time and place, that tract of land lying in the fourth ward of tbe-rltyof-' Home, "loyd coun y. Georgia, bring part of lot No. 35, in Bick * B,”-<rt the D. R. Mitchell riirv. Avenue "a,” formerly Mill I’C't WJFeeven 'ee , a d rum ing westwardly w dth two huud ed feet more or less, nemg the n rt -eiu-p .rt >f sard lot and < ccupied on Much 'b. 18 1 by Allee a* a tenant, co-vied <m bi virtue of a mort.age fi f<. i sued fn m the Flo>d superior court in favor of F. A. MaduvX : vs Mrs Laura C. Ithudy. as the pr..petty of , the deiemrant. A'eo at th. same time and place, one lot of | -Hiossom nip,” being part of laud lot -o. 206. 1 in the 23rd disrret and 3rd -ee.tioii of noyd county. Ga , fro tmg fort, f econ a sir et run I nii.g norm and sou ii m said t >wn of -‘B os o n ejll, ’ end extending b.ik east 2' 0 feet t > lands 1 of .1. II eece. slid bUi ded on u rtli i.y la ds or h ins p.«ce ..f -'esrly Underwood and . a the until ny i n own. d i y tue wife ot Bald Fi >yd, Levud on i>y virtue r a ii fa. issu d trom Ihu Fl >yo justice court of 'he 919 b di-irict G »1., in favor of J. H. Hens nv- Hhadrack Floyd as the property of tee defendant. Levy made by H reard Also at toe sam'» time »nd place, an undivided one-halt interest in lots Nos, 17, 18 19. zl) aud 21, in Tanner’s sub-divi.-ion to Eaet Rome i i the 3rd d strict aud 3rd section, eloyd coun y Ga., being Ihe same pro, eity as ihat descr bed in a deed fr m E. L noswo. tn to .1 T. Jones and O. V. Lamar . f reHr.rd iu said county Levied on by virtue of . fi. fa issued rrom the F oyd <-ity court iu favor •• John C. sa is vs O. V- a.amar. As rhe property qf the def« ndanc. Also at the game lime and place,a 1 that tract or parcel of Un i situated in the coun'y of Fioyd, Hiate ot Georgia, an i adjiCnt-othe citv of Rome, n said county as lullows begin ning o’a point eight hundr d and ninety-iour (*9l) ieet-oue wesi f om ihe northeast cuiner of lot number seventy-two 72) in the 22d district and 3d section or eaidc-.unvy, thence north oue d-gree, »e-t six hundred ami forty-five Joe’, thmoe west ou" d-gree, south seven hundred aud ninw leer., t'eu.e south nedegiee east eight hundred ar.d sixty fem, th-uce cast one degree, jj. rtn s> ven hundred and nine f.et, rheuce north one degree, west two hundred and illrem feet to the beg nuing point; said tract of aud C'.niains f urteeu acres ano embraces paits ..f io s senveuty-two lu the 22d district aud 3rd s-ctieu and three huti'ired and fifty-seven i.ih 2-id district aud 3d sec ion of said couuty. Also the tractor laud in Floyd couuty, Georgia, which lie- within ttie f d osing describ d ho.inda'ii s: Beg nn ng at a ounit on the north Imeef lot cumber seveu.v two (72) mine 22d "isiriot a. d w.r sec ion of -ai ■ e.-unty, sixteen hu dredaud three 1. et west tr.nn ihe north, a-t corner of sal > 10 number seventy-i-" >, running itimce north o e d.-gre .west six hundred and forty tve f.-et. rheuce west one negree, sou h three huo"’"d ano fift.ei. f et to a stake on the ea-t baufc cf "liver c e k,beginning again at said Biartieg point «nd ru niiig souto one aegre--,e st two liu-d cd and fifteen tert, th-uce west one degre-. eoutu six huudred aud for v-Uve tee to SUV r Creek, tuence along silver C eek on ihe . ast side thereof tu a nort'ie ly diiection to above mentioned stake, contaiumg tun acre more or leas. Le ied on by virtue of all ra is ued fr.mi th" Fl..yd eupeiior com tin favor of th Southern Building and Loan Association vs vew Rome Laud Company. As Ihe property of th- defendant. A so at the same time and plac». part of lot of land No 317 iu'tbg jib district slid |ih sect o . of Fioy'.i count., G«orgia, beginning ata wbjtc oak'hat s ands "ii the north ba k "f a branch .b.it rune through said lot of land at or nesi wr ere the Qui -n’s ferry road crosses b id bra ch, theoc south .3 chains and district line, tho 0" west with B-id oi-triiit Hue to southwe t eorne r of s .id lot N . 817, the ce n ■ rth with the west line of said lot No. 3 7 to the noribweßt coiner of said lot, ther ce east along the mirth lins of Bam lot.>f land to wuer" aforesaid lin crosses aforesaid biaucb 'o a stake, then up a d ith the >i.' anoers of said t’l'siicb to tue be-l>. niug point, c- nlaiuiug n net. acres more or le-s, b--ine all tnat tract ot Ind conveyed by Cha*. Edward Huffman to Albert L. Kickud -on on ho 16 b day of December i»99 by dee. igjorded lu the offlee of the clerk ot the supe rior court. FiovfJ county. Geo’gia, in deed b .-k ■it R” fo.jo Ifin Levi don Ijy virtue of afi fa issued fro i. the Floyd riui'enor c urt In fav..r of ibert L. Kim ardson vs. u E. Huffman as the property of the defendant, a Also ai. rhe a"me time and place two boxes and co teut*. ala tu contain books now in hands of W. M Biars.L C. Lc.vie.l on by virtue of a fi fa Iseu* d from the ”loydeity court m favor -f H. A. Toms, vs. Hume supply association ol Chicago, also engaged in business ae the Home Libra y and Supply .sso. latlon. ami R H. Peale 4t Co., m the property ot the d-tendant. JAKE C. MOURE, Sheriff. Receiver’s Sale. By virtue of an order of the Honorable W. M Henry. Judge of the Superior Court* of the Rome Circuit, passed in the care ot Kogers, brown & Company et al v» Ilia Home Foundry A Machine Werkk, I will veU at I üblic outcry to the high. M bidcer, between the legal hours of »ale, at the court house door in Rome,on the first T uesday in Deo. mber.lß9B the following described property, to-wit: Ist. ail that tract or pare-lot land situated, lying and being in West Rume. the same being a part of the land purchased by Rome sand Company fi um Sirs. Martha H. Hamilton, de scribed as follows; Beginning at a point on the east sided Claik avenue thirty-five feet from the center of the Chattanooga, Rome <S Colum bus railroad track, running therce north two hundred aud lift.v-five and one half feet along the east side ot said avenue, thence eartwaroly time hundred feet, thence southwardly four hundred ami seventy and one-half feet, thence parallel with said railroad track, and distant ihir y feet from the center thereof three hun dred at.d sixty eight feci to the beginning point. 2d. All that t act or parcel of land Situated, lying and being iu West Rome.Htateof Georgia. 1 loyd county, same Irelng two town lot* aa fol lows : Let number til ty-one, on Melrose avenue, seventy-live feet front by one hundred and twenty-five feet deep, and lot number nrty eight on Sou h avenue, seventy-five feet front by on. bundled and twenty-live feet deep, a* shown iu map of West Bo>. e, recorded at court house by Tedcastle and McKee. 3d. Ad that tractor parcel of land situated, lying anti being in Fl -yd county, Georgia, being partot theirac conveyed by the • ome luvest nien Cmiipany to Standard Scale Company on the 29rh day of December, 189 n. and called the i’ontotoc i lace, and shown on the map of the land platted by Diet* Brothers in 1890, for the Rome luveatmcnt Company lying beyond what is known as w est Romo tue part herein con veyed being one acre shown on the said map as lot 13. in Block <>, and lots 11 and 12 in 81. ck L, including the streets aud a ley s adjacent thereto. -1111. All that tract or parcel ot land situated, lying and being in the Fourth ward of the city o’ Home, Georgia, formerly Desoto, fronting ifeet, on Summerville street, running .ack due east about 25i> feat, being the north two thirosi.f l<>t number 7. in said Fourth ward ot said city of Rome. sth. one second-hand turbine witer wheel st Jones’ Mill, on Arruuchee creek, In Floyd county, Ga. oih une32N'ew Haven engine lathe, one 24 Walcot -liaper. one 32 Barn-s back seared auto matic feed drill press One 25 horse puwer builer ana engine aud fixtu ee complete, une Howard bou >• oiks automatic bolt cutting aud rent tapping machine. 7r h Macui. ery and other pronerty shown on inventory wiih auditor's report, to-wit: 1 New Ha.en ra'be 3uxz3, with counter shaft, full set of g.-airtig face, plate and chuck; 1 Gauge Warner & « bituey lathe 7Jxl6 seer. with boring bar and heads; 1 chain feed lathe 24x» leet. win counter shaft; 1 New Haven planer 3 x3r inches by t l /.feet, "atu counter Bhatt; 1 Walnut shaper z 4 inches, with counter eh ft and chuck; 1 Howard Iron M orks bu t cutter with taps and dies trom % to 2 inches with counter shaft; i bronze back geared drill pres- 30 inches, with coun.er shaft: 1 Emory grinder and counter shaft; 1 email d ill press, siugle geared, wiih c-amrer shaft (secoud baud); 1 20 horse power engine and boil r complete (Rome Foundry A Machin* " orks male); 1 foundry cupula bluwer, with 7# feet at pipe; 1 : 4 inch Mood lathe in Patton’* shop, r I l inch circular saw in Patton’s shop; j lineal shaf ing aud pulleys, in Machine shop, line being 5u feet long by two seven sixteenth* diameter: 1 line of .hatting an> puLeya in Pat ton's shop, line being 70 feet lung by 1 11-18 diamets,; 1 pair Bevell mortice wheel* to drive same; 1 blacksmith for c and blower; 1 hand power Bheet iron pui ch; 1 hand powe iroiler roils; 1 steam tauk pnmp witn pipe connected; 1 steam bullei, leed pump, with pipe connected; 1 jig ea • aud counter shart. 1 bolt heading ma chine. I 'B-rnch regrmder mill, 1 40-ssw cotton fin, 1 25 horse power stationery sngiue. 1 horse power portable skid engine and boiler. 1 6 horse power portable vertical engine and b Her; mounted on wheels *..d (Canton moni tor); 1 Brm h turbine eater wheel, near com plete; 1 tfilnch turbine water wheel, complete: 2 17% Inch tur-due water wheel*, complete; 1 12 inch turbine water wheel, near complete; 1 old second hand Leffell 35 inch turbin. water wheel; 2 -pur gear wheels 8 inches bv 5 inches by 4%; 6 boiler tube expanders * 3, i%. 2,1%. y 4 inches; i ratcher dill ; 1 sledge hammer; 1 emal hammer ; 4 pipe wrenches; 1 pipe cutter; 1 pipe stock with dies; I monkey wrench; r car penter 8 brace; 5 cur-enter's bits; 15 twist dri Is trom % to 1% inches, 30 hand tap* trom % to 1% inches, taf feet of 3% inch belling; Itt leet of 3 inch b. lung; -2 feet us k inch belting; 87 leet of 2% Inch belting; 4* feet of 1 incuoeltin.; 79 feet of 11 inch belting; St feet of 1% inch be ting; 45 feet of 5% inch belting; 41 feet ot 6 inch belting; 1 18 inch I chuck for drill pres-; r crane in Machine an p, 4 ion capacity; I crane in Foundry shop 6u.i I capacity; r pair 3 ton scales; 1 pair cun ging scales; 1 rope, mock and fall: 1 chain. b>ock a 3 all; 1 foundry reservoir, ft.OjO pounds capacity ; 1109 pound ladle; r 2no pound la-ire; i 150 pound I ad e; isopor d Udle; 1 foundry eupnls iO.OOO i pou’ d .'.opacity flasks; 40 Iron flask* 8 2inch car wheel chdls; 8 r 4 inch ear wheels; 12 6 inch car wheels: 34 washer lilaue ouiils; 6 boner flues 3 inches by 12feet; 1 piece of pip* 2%x18 feet; I piece of pipe 1 1 /<XIB feet; 5 mould iugeh'vels; zj ck screws zt inches; sea uoal fa. ing lzs; blacking, .10 pour.de; 2 grabs for cranes; Z croßß.e for cranes; l lot of slings for cranes; lot of rosin, 135 pounds; 14 gallon* buihrcompound; 15 ga'ious cylnder oil; io gad -ns machine oi'; 1 lot ot lathe clamps and I bolts, O ’O pounds; llotol bar iron. 1,44) pounds; 612 iu. h car weels. 3.0 pounds; 4 14 inch car | wheels 3'o po iu-is; I 16 inch car wheel, 140 pounds; 1 crucib e; 1 lot chains 800 pounds; 4 . foundry sieves; 3 >oondry brushes. PIPE SITTINGS. | 22% meh ells 2 lucu eiia 8% inch ells, 8 iy 4 inch ell-, i 2% -.noti plugs, 11% inch plug. 2 1 men plugs, 8 I inch T, 4 % inch T, 21% inch T, 2 1% loch unions, 12 1 inch unions; 4 % inch uoious, '47 % inch unions, 8 */ 4 inch re ducers, 4 % inch reducers, 1 5 inch coupling. 5 2 mob coupdngs, 3 l*/ 4 meh couplings, 4 itij ct ors, 4 pipe laps, I lot black-mith tool-, 1 lot ot lathe and planar tools. 675 pounds; 1 lot of tap wrenches, 6 in uumner 1 screw plate, 1 % and I 2 inch reaiu.r 2 moulders reamers, 12 lathe dogs, 1. lume for 12 inch water wheel, 1 draft rube for 10 inch water wheel, 4 largo lathe drivers, 1 lot of turn plates and calipers, 47 cap boits l%x>/ 4 , 15 cap bolts 4%x%, 60 cap bolt* l*/i|X%. »fi”ap bolts 3x%, ft’’ cap bolts 2xi, 76 Cap bolts 1%x% 60 ap bolts 1%x%, k cap holm 6’Z| X %' 21 c*P bolts %X%. 8 cap bolts 3x7-16. . BKT SCREWS, CASK HAKDBNKD. 10 set screws zx%, 4 set screws 3x%, 12 sot screws zx%, isseisc’ews 1%X%, 24 set screw* 1%«% 36 set screws l*/ 4 x%, 12 set screw* 1)4X7-16 SCRAP BRASS. BOILER STEEL, NUTS. 1 lot or scrap braes, luu pounos; 1 lot of boiler steel, "90 po'iud*; I tot of nuts %. %. 8-5 inch. 275 ponm s; I lot of nuts %, 1,1% l%inch, 400 pounds; I lot inisc«.laLcuußmachine and carriage b It-. 250 pounds; 1 lot rivets %, %, %. 6io Founds; 1 lot us wood ciamps, 6 Innumber; r-.iimad tr<>ck nauge, 2 four wheel trucks, 1 iron buggy, 2 wheel barrows, 1 coal bogey, S gross wood screws, 1 former, 1 lot of drawing bo.riis aud ircsties, 3 fire hooks, 3 tapp ng bars, 2 crow bam, i pair trucks, 4 turning chisels, 1 drop weight, 600 pound-; 1 glue pot. 2 cutter bars for urill pr t-s t cuttei bar* fur lathe. 8 babbi ing mandrills 3 babbit ladles. 3 boring bat s. I cross cut saw, I pick, 1 rigiug tor facing aud boring cylinders, 2 la ge skids, 1 brass fur naCe, wih .ode; 3 water buckets, 1 large pip* cutter, i large planer, angle plate; 1 small pl ner, angle plate 1 portable for<e; r lot writ Wasners, 100 pounds; I ~*lr trams, 1 hack saw frame, I 12 inch la he chuck, 1 rose blc reamer, bn f er. of 2 in. n steam pipe, i raui>ter n utfica. with pipe connected; 2 large heating stoves. I small be .ting -.tove, 4 brass oil cups, 2 loose pul ley <4 era, 2 glass ol> cups, 1 car and track, 1 spindie compute, tor loam woik; 154 gallon oil tank, witu i> easur« aud funnel; 3 vises. 1 lot of mi-eel a ecus ma htnery caaiiugs. 6.6oupounua; 1 lot of cast scrap iron 9,000 p'-unds; 1 lutuf fur nace scrap iron 3,100 pound*. 1 lot No 2 foundry pig iron, 5 60'1 pound!; 1 lot of wrat scrap lion, 2.100 pounds; 1 lot of foundry weight* ana pla'es clamps aud rings z 6 <KO pounds; 1 lot of steam oal. 9 out) ponnds: 1 lot us coke. 509 p uuds; i. oe k and copying press. 1 cabinet,! clock. 1 lot oi catalogue- and price lists, 1 iot ot bo. k- ana cu’S. 1 lot of sta.ionerv. 2 lamps, 1 let ot shipping tags and d eclare, 3 chairs. PATTBKBB. 1 Iqt of rolling mill pa('erne, 1 lot of spur anfl iievet gear patterns, riot of water wheel pst t r. b, 1 lot of patterns for general feuudry «or't. The ab"ve de-O’ibed real and personal estate will be .-old in separate luis and parcel*, as num bered from one to s-ven, inclusive, each num ber rei resentiug a leparate lot or parcel. Haid pioperty wl.l be so d subject t-> confirma tion b. th* Su|>erior Comt of Fl .yd county, ai.fl ihe court roserves the right to confirm the sal* of any par' or ab or »aid property, or disa .ow the sale of the who.e or any pvt thereof, at Im if-ci’etion. 1 T rm" of rale—Cash; to be paid on th* con rtrma'louof the sale by the court, as above tatod. JOHN H. RaYNoLDrt, * Uec ive’of Rome Foundry & Machine Works, October 30, 199'4. ' ■ x DE IN A SMITH, Attorney* for Receiver, 10 31 law4w GEORGIA, Floyd County. Tu all whom It may concern ; From and after tbiamuntn 1 will con* ituteTHß Rom* TbibunS ml the Rome Courier b .th my legal advenlainff gazettes, 'inis Nov fitn. 1893. 11-S-law-3M JOHN F. DAVIB, Ordinary.