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MPOIPME tribune. Monday by TiiiHT’rtc co. ~ >( ■iutK.Oen’ Man 'gr. Street, Up Stairs. gHMHSKSKone 73. _ ■•’■tbsobiptiob. , -• Kiept Monday. j Three months.... Ji S’ *z« ?*wy>isSl»iflß l<l ! One month . M Sjkaffiillt v « alia s as. l» the official orean ■•* , .®uSZ^W fbp Cirv ,-r Rome ft has S'llismrintmn list anil as an is unexcelled. Kates ven SBIaBSSM. whar hh « >fl *clsl Forecast.] ' December It—For Georgia: so lowed at n>ght and on Morrill, Local Forecast Official. •, the poor? This begins to press v/ iii l>e a good ■?<'.iX ! £'V >/,<.||Bni is wi 111ei and 'methods will y o xX 3 rge nc v. Those jbf this world’s tneir hearts to help need. We have vlear y mani 7’-/ iS ',r^;';7i?,'t*’iWkP eo P' e are t 0 s °me hatnottnt T®y do know where to’begin. *. would be easy to say begin at your own door, or in your own neighborhood, and if everybody would do that it would be the best possible way, but we all know that what is everybody’s bus iness is nobody’s business, and with out some concert of action the des holders to an amount equal to their stock in addition to it. . (E) An assessment of one-half per cent, to be paid os taking out circulation, and also on al) circulation outstanding more than a year, so long and whenever neces sary (A) to keep good a guarantee fund of at least three percent, of outstanding cir culation for uithaute redemption of notes, and (B) to meet expenses not covered by penalty receipts under section 2 above. I Sec. 4. State bank notes may also be paid out and used as currency (outside of the state of their issue) on compliance with (a.) (b.) (<>.) and (d.) of section 3 on deposit with the Comptroller (as security for u titnate redemption of notes) of United States, State, municipal, etc., security to amount of par of notes to be issued, the character of securities permitted to be strictly prescribed in this bill. , THE WEEK’S PROGRESS. In reviewing the industrial out look throughout the South the Manufacturer’s Reccrd of Decem ber Bth, points out many signs of returning activity. From the iron districts of Alabama come reports of a decided improvement in iron and coal interests, with the starting up of a number o e plants that have been idle for many months. Florida reports the probability of the organ ization of a company with large capital to handle the output of near Iv all the phosphate mines in the State. A Virginia shipyard has secured the contract to build three gunboats at an aggregate cost of about $1,000,000. Textile manu facturing also shows considerable activity, and the new mills now building are being pushed to a rapid completion, to that the spindles may be put in and started. Bishop H. M. Turner’s conven tion of colored men at Cincinnati, & fixing ” 4 ‘ Wl'llbl JT 1 n w)u ' ll ,i ll ’- 9 lie ' rs delivered prepared and He deplored JBrot taint upon the race llared that if even half that larged against the colored Btates is true, 4 should band ! for the cor he most radi d the discrim business life, lecisions was THE RnME TRIBUNE. TIEBL>AY MORNING, DECEMBER J 2, 18»3. gmiTCHEDJEN MONTHS A troublesome skin disease caused me to scratch for ten months, and was cured by a few days’ -vise of fc3rS«S} I\l. H. Wolff, Upper Marlboro, Md. SWBFT’§PECIFIC I was cured somo years-, ago of White Swelling in uiv legJ*y using a:ul 1:av0 bad no symptoms of ro turn of tb.e dis- ease. Many prominent physicians attended me and failed, but S. S. S. did the work. PAUL W. KIRKPATRICK. Johnson City, Tenn. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga. WS Jjßir'Es ( />, .vjIKW tHjC-R EO Bgaf FOR A CASE IT WILL_NOT~CURE. An agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONIC. Sold by D-iggistsor sent-by mail. 25c..60c n and SI.OO per package. Samples free. TTA ll'the Favorite TOOTH FOWDEB WkO IM W for the Teeth and Breath.2so. For sale by D. W. Curry. Stuart’s Cin and Buchu A remedy for all kinds of Bladder and Kidney troubles. CURES Did you ever reflect that many ills of life come from sluggish action of the Kidneys. KIDNEY The Kidneys are the great blood strain ers. thus Altering out poisonous elements that would otherwise remain and con taminate the whole system. AND Keep the blood pure—aid the Kidneys when oppressed and overburdened, and you will build up the system and pre serve health. BLADDER Do you suffer wit a v eakness,backache. tpain in tbe sides, nervousness, loss ol tbe mouth, etc.? ‘ >gix convince you of lib by all druggists. //iJovXr <jooc( bread } / ©t-Tid -but his ytbnraich. V/as delicate. to <-’J| i .. B&g tir h ttble m Shortening arid more than. he hiaft? better he could eat ft f V/ftfiout any unjfteajartt' i after effect. Novz — haVfnj found ftta BEST* ahd >nost Aea/Mful short c^r wade • <^OTTOL£7Mg , > Made only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS. FOR SALE. large, fine young |Mdes- Will sell with HHihnote, pavable JNo- KMfeJ--, 1894 CO. Sheriff's Sales for January, B 4. GEORGIA. Floyd CotntTA. » ill be rold before the court house door in the< ity<4 Hume. Fl 'yd county. Ga. between tbe lecal home of sale on the first Tneedar in January. IMH, tbe following described trop ertj to wit: <-n ab that tract or pare lofl nd si'uavd, lying and b .tng tn Fl-.vd count*. Ha, being . part of landl’lNo. 3 51nthe 23rd district »i d 3rd section of Hord county, a ia morn i ai ticu larly de cibed as being lot <>. 1, accoidingio ni.pi-r plot >f s«id lands ibi* m-pb Ingof Li mpkiu's adoiiion to t-aet Horn*, record dm ••N, N.’* of oeede, page'SSi'and 381 said bit be ginning at a coruei-of Ea-t and Howard Ave nue. running along Howard Avenue south eatt 61 feet. and .running b.ck along Eai-t Avefiue 235 feet to Hi 1 s'reet. Levb <1 oi. by virtue of two fi. fa-, i-anedfront tbe Fiord J slice court of tbe 919th distiict G. M-.onein lev- nf .1 B Forier & eon vs W 11 How-11 ann Fmma Ilo»elt, th- mlier in favor of 1 N Ch uey v- Mrs Emma Howel and W H H'-wed and so:d subject to a nio'tgtge given by Mrs Emma Howell to >tla’ Saving- & Loan As-o cation tor $-30tl. datea th 18tb dav of February, 1891. and reeo ded in book ‘ I U” of dee' a and cine 5 years after date as the propeity ol the de fendants Also at the same time and nlice. all that tract or parcel of land lying in Fl-iyd county, Ga., ju-t beyond tfe I wits of the town ot East rt me, Kno-nand oistinguism d as lot -o. tweirtv-four (.4) according to the inap»t tbe Hicks survey of the Co ley lann; s id map bung of record in book ‘ X” pace 66 in the clerk's office. Levied on by virtue ot afi. fa. issued from the Floyd Suprrior court in favor-it John N Kik-rvaDd Campbell, ae the proi erty of the deiendai.t Amo a tbe same time anil place, that tract of land tying and teinein the 23rd dstrict and 3rd rrctionof Fltyd coubtv. Ga .at d being a part of land lot seis, ce-crib'das f Vows: beUn ning at a point in Ayei’s Mill road3o" fret from the cen.er of Dean street, thence 'uniiing southwesterly 1384 feet to a I'Oini, thence east feet to a state thence northeasterly 112 t feet to the cen ter of said Ayer s Mi'l road opposite a s'ake set upon tbe edge of said road b> J G Harnwell t-u - v--yor. 'hence alot g bhio road locbalne to the beginning p- int. containing 18>/ 2 acres more or lees, smi being know.i as pait ol l"t E" in p'at of survey made bv said Barnwell, said lot --E’ T t said Bmiwe'l sur>ey, original y covta'niug '28‘,4 acres, and being the tract ot land convevt d by deed ou ths 19th ot Ma ch, Pts?, fr tn W E Gteuton to J 1) Gwaltney and recor. ed in hook •‘J -I,” pag» 67\ of deedsot paid com ty of Flot d with all 'be rights, members and appurtenances iu anywise aopeitaii.ing. Levied on by vitt"e of a mortgage ti ;a i-sued from Floyd superior court in lav ir of W W Brooks vs J D Gwaltney as the property of the defendant. Also at tbes’ame time stnlpGce. an undivided two sixths interest in 283 acres of land in the 4th distiict ami 4th sec r Floyd co ntv. Ga.. same being parts ot tend Fits Nos 16, -147. 178. 119 and 183 and known a'lfcr W K Vann home place, a plat and sut vey n W of as made by J H K ynold-, county sutveyor, bcina otneo'd In the ceik’s . filceof Floyo superior court iu b -ok ••A” ot hons Meads, page 3.'6, said undivided two-sixths mien st. bi i< g levi-d on a- the prop erty <>l • be d> fendan's. J D Vann and M A Vann, in undivided one six h intere-t jb-longine to each of nafd defend inti and ths said M a Vann re.-iding on sain levied property. Levied on by a vtr-ue of afi f. issued Horn Floyd superior court iu favor ot 8 1* smith vs J D Vann and Mrs. M A Vann, ae the property of the defend ant Also at the same time-ant: place Jots aos 1 Ifctid 2 in the town of North Rome, <te., fmmerly Forestville, near Borne, Ga., containl' g one-half acieeach more or less, accotding to the survey of said tewn bounced on the north by the Kingston road or avenue, ou the east bv Chan bers street, on the south by lot No 3. on the west by property owned by the M Dwinell est te, also the south hall of lot No 239, in the 23rd dis trict and 3rd section of Floyd counts. Ga ex cept 15 acres in’he northeast corner of said half of said lot. the 1 't coi.taiuiug 180 acres, more < r lets Also lot 146 known as tbe Parton lot, in North !<■ me, boiluued ou the north-ast by church street, on the southeast by school hou-e lot, and contaiuing one-halt acre, more or less, also on the w Bt half ot lot No-163 in Noith Home, fronting on Kingston street r>2% feet, running cue south 210 leet. nt d b unded on the west b< auotb'r street Levien on uy virtue of a ti fa is.-ued from tbe Floyd city c -ur. in f v,.r ol E P Tread-way Vi W J Hall aS tbe property of the dele dant. » e iso at tbe same time and place, one bl»ck horse mule abm t five years old. about sixteen hai.de high named Bill, b'ught ot Ka-s Bro . & to. 1-evied on by vi tue ot a mortgage ti fa is sued f tni'h- Hoyd city court iu favor of Bass Hr s it Co vs 8 T M.ze as the property ot the defendant Arno »t the sama time and place, undivided one-thi'd rn eri-s' No 464. cont iuinv sev- G-en aiitwjjiHeorks’.No4.l, containingf rty ac es, more or iisf, No 4n2, c. utaining thirty acres, more or Cre, No 463, containing hlr eeu r-S’e.s, more or less, ard No 3-3 eout-ining forty acres, Im. re’or lets, n all C nt-in i g one hun dred a d forty a.r -e. more or less and all Ivb'g in tbe 16 h tii r.'ict and 4 h section ot Ho d County), Ga. Levitd on bt virtue o a■> orteage fi fa te u> d from the Fl- yd su erb-r cour iu la- Vor ote) H Whorton ’S agei t v- Je se Hatin ae agentK.e ths pioperty ot ihe th f* noant AlstWaltiie Sime time and place, that tract of land situated. 1 iug a< d Hsing tn ho 3rd dis -I'ictaiid rJs-cil"hof Fuiyd c 'un.y t.a.and being part of ot No 296 fronting ■ n llos-stn e: H 4 1-st aid 2 inches and rum iug b<k sane wn'ib 112 leet and 6 tafehes io J 11 ueece’s laud; I'otiuden on the Sba rock Fioyu, on th* e util Hy < n- -.lid• .o st IV i kins 01. the 111 I ■S s,y_ Jg in'J'As ou bv virtue 1 a ti fa i'l-tii-e <O.ll ottiu '.i M <.f W 1' Ml',., oil vs 1 'o,M-r v i>t ili. m.-1 en Byars, LC. - -t'J 4 ’ \:s> at 'tie s eV- v.il-c 0.-o 11 ,11 i:i • ' t o 1.,,, v 111 e ~l '1 I ’ ' [l v:l [ a't t lot V- II 'ii't i’ ll ' l : ’id I -li the ’ .‘X- -f the 1 1,st i y .vi,, ■' 1 v fi” o ’ :i,o v - i y i t rfe/jw'gJ'j! i ’ |. I.- 1 ' "ii I' ■ v" Bt’ t ■ Fi >" ’ laße-U; ,* y*.&<"d~- t <' ~r "I \\ HI AiSo.lt :u,. s.l^W'r’Lym-'-s.V-T’- " 1 ' ■f*’- rsy./ J, 3S'*t Ca'^pt-'I l.<’ti:- , b 1., <1 - i l | S?r''y..*Jtw*-- 1.1 ,| Co I I'flJ' "i : Fi r-?r > x • M ma| - -.*r - !%•.- ‘ V .’ ‘ ‘m- II ! i? y i■ :: vV. ■’ a|' 7 " •;- ■ /** 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ w - ! - a t’ <■ ' k .'. <WB n -< ■ - ' 44! r- ! i ’ ir’.r-.V ot ■■ so her e t 1,111! M \ i - '!ii o-, ■ ers . t ... Co*i er for u-e of < fflc~r.° of Floyd superior court vs Jas Richaidson. Thos Richardson aud Warren Richardson, as the property <f the de fer cants. A'eo st the same ti re and place, a parcel of land eittiat* d in that portion of Fioyd county Ga, k mwn as “New R me,*’ tieiug pa’t » f land lot N«» 357, in rno 23« i d*-tric’and 3 • section of *>aid coil’ty and described as follows: B gm i icg at the intersection and s >uthwest corn r of T i a venue and Sevent h stree aidrnu i Ing along a-id Tennessee avenues 6 deg and 45 mio, w,a dl>ta> ce of 2 6 feet th**4ft*e due west 152 feet thence a 6 neg w 202 feet, thei ch s »uth r 4 d-g 3't mins w SG «eer, ttience e 3 d» g w 237 ie t, thencH n 83 dec 30 mi e w 70 feet thence «s<»eg a tnin w 78d feet »h nc* w 1 d*-g e 66'1 feet, the) ce n 26 de«i Bo iniu e 17t?2 feet with the Ine »d tue inrnace cmi.pinj’s property to a wi ite o k t.ee, thence a 6s deg 4-> mm e 340 feet alon 7th street to the la-ginning corner. con taining 17 acres more or le s, ais*» th it part of laud in lot N » 357 <’escribed as f How®: Begiu nii'g at a point 15 ' feet «iue south from ti e n e corner of tot <0 357 tnence running due -oath aionz the land Hue between h»t N » 357 and 356 a distance of 1100 t etihence dim west a distance ofluoOieett, Teni esste nve»ue theuc- along said avenue n * drg 45min east a distai ce of 8111 feet to Holder’s c« rner thence e bo deg 15 n iu e 159% f« et to a i 5 foo . alley tbt nee al< ng said alley u hdeg 45 min ea-t a distiuce of 350 tee . to ( e<tar st net, thei ce a ong saio >u* et n 44 d g 5 min ea distance 01 270 teet, thence « 75 deg • ast a<i-tancd of 570 fret t‘» lheiegi ning cuner, C mtainuig 22 1-2 acies more or less reserved in Lhi' paicd < f land is the right of way of tn- G R A C R It siding »o furnace and the right of way of the Rome nt k Kiunmi'g across onecorner. L* vied nub. v rtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from the Floyd Superior court iu favor of » King vs New Rome baud Co as the property of the defendant. Also at the same time and place, all tha* tract or parcel of laud si uated and being in the 4th ward of the ci v < f K me, Fioyd county, Ga. formerly the town of DeSoto, and described as follows, 10-wt; being a lor, on which a new 1 ramed building is erected near the city bridge ou the oostaiiauia river on sth avenue and 12 leet iu addition !ro >. the wall of the Sa d build ing on the river side ol said lot, making tue lot it« ad about 33 feet tiont ou otii aveuu , ormer )y Alabama road, a* d running back 100 feet par allel with the me of lot adjoining owned by Asa Trammell and bounded iodous: Un he uorih w bl by lot wn»d by Asa Trammell and in the rear and side toward the river by land owiud by D B. Hamilton and d ecrib d in deed made by Asa Trammell to D B Hamilton, dated Dtc 11. laß9, sold for purchase m ney of said lot. deed having been filed iu the c erk’s ollice o the su peiloi court in accordance with tne statute by viitueof super! r court ti la in f v*»r ot DB Hamilton vs M A Wiaipee and Nat Harris, ad ministrators of the estate of Mary A Wimpee, as the pro. eity of the defcud .nt. Also at the same time au»l place, being lot No 30 “a” in Smith subdivision near East Rome line bounded on the north by Ea>t Rome line or boundary street, west by lot No 29 ••a” and the east by lot No 1 “a”, front! g on East Rome Hue street 50 feet and running back -outh same width DO feet same being on the west sine of the house owned by ih said Mis E J Wimnee; all in the 23d district arid 3d se. tion of Floyu county, Ga Levieu on by virtue of a moi tgage fi ia trailed from the Floyu superior court in fa vor of Hamilton Co vs Mrs E J Wimpee, as the property of the defend mt. zA.bO at the stm- and place, all that tract or parcel of laud lying and being in the ci;y of Ri me. Floyd Co,Ga, an 1 being part of it none hundred auo nin ty-two (192) in « oosa division ol ra d city and ue enbeu a iodo as: Fronting on 2nd avenue ninety-live (%) leet and running back s-«me width, one hundred aud eighty three (itS) leet HEu boundtdoii the »tre Brooks lot, on the west by C N Fe .thenjCone lot, on s* uih by J W R« unsavillo lot and on east'by, 2nd avenue, forueily Howard stieet. Levied on by virtue o’| three ii fas issued from tne Hoy justic »o*»urt ot tne 9l9tn uistrict, G M. ail in lav.,r of G »i Ibdmon vs J J O’ veill & Son, as the property of J J O'Neill, one ot the del endants a so at the same time and place, one black horse mu e about 9 years old, medium size, named John; also one blatk horse years oki, about 16 -2 ha* ds high ana named George. Levied on by virtue <»i a mortgage fi fa issued from the Fi- yd ciiy Court in lav r *»i The Farmers’ Alliance Co Operative Co vs VV B ltdgan as the propeity «»f «be . etrr.dant Also at he same time and place, ouo furniture wagon, one oval glass nick* 1 plat d 6-foot show case, one fl ig nkk 1-platrd 6 loot sh<»« c*se, one 6 loot walnut iraiue show case, « ue 4 loot walnut frame show * aue, one iron sate, made by M ster f»a ea* <1 *-<ckCo. Levied on by virtue ~t a mortgage fi fa issued from the Fmyd city c >urc in iavo< of Hira-«erg Bros & H liaudcr vs B F Claik as 'he property of thedeienaaut Also at the 8 me lime and place, tue foiiowng dercnbtd pr perty, towit: Au um.ivided had interest in lot Nos 260 261, <6l. 2t>3, £64, 265, 26t>, 2tt7, k6B. 2 9, 270, 271, 27; 273 274 and 4.5 in •hr plat f West Rome mark by uie Home Land Company, boundrd ou the n< r>hand east bv , Kaiuo .d street, on the ronth b» Alien street, on . th** est by Ar uetr u.g avenue, the eaid tr ct <»r pares! of lan • forming atuangle accorui g 10 eadpat, and a8 * part of a d lot .\o 208 the same being a p<»»n *n of rh- 3< acies id y J ASt insbiiiy to Led et er Bsgan ana oti.e-s, auo know ■ by tn in as Fa IVI w pro,er<y. « u>ai> f when is of r c »rd i • ihfothcuot the cl- i k of Ibe superior cuutt • t rlo»d ecu ty, Ga, bo k K Kof need-. pagH b 6, th* prop« h ie sdv* r ise-i 1 eing acc >rd na to s-iiu map. No 7, 8 ' and k * ac<« li >niii>g 5 ) leet ou Riiudy siiect anti ju-ning b .ca same width iu u<» r ib asurly ui | lectiou 50 feet to an alley, ?n-l iota N s 51. 55, '565- a d 58, each fr miug flit .50. tet on i Sl nsbury et and rum-lug bo k same width i in a 1-onu‘w sierly onecti<>u .’5» leet to an a ley ' ami lots XO3 122ji.n<Lt<3_e .ci> N) bset QB| dsfasdaff Public Sale c-f Valuable City Propeity. WHEREAS. JAM’CSF. DUPREE. ON A| »il ?he fleet 1893, execute and oeliv • r to tht- S cu'ity Invettinent Company, of Bridgeport Umn.. a deed to certain p operty h* rtiisa't* r describ d, f< r the purpose of se curing ti t payment of t*oc itau notes, each i r he sum of one th- u*a« d doiars pt inci pa’, each dated on the sat ti r std*y of »pi 11,>893 and each due fivt ye ire at Ur date, and a'so twe tv i-iierest coup m notes eac . lor tne sum of 837/ 0, and also ten interest c« upon 1 otes for the sum ut five dollars each, all«f said inteiest coupon notes beating date on said fif't day of Apiil. 1893, and two of * a«d interest coupon n« t* s for the sum of $3 50, and one of sai«i interest c >u pon note? to* the mm of $5 00 becoming due and payable on the first days ot Octo* er and April in eech rear resovc ively af r er said first da* of April. 1893. including tne first day of t’etober 189 t, b s-deß interest after n a nr «y at the ate of eight per cent p r annum; and also to s cure the payment <>f t»-n percent, as attorneys’ lees on the whole amount should said notes aud deed l»e pL-crd in the hands o* an attorney at law for collection as will more ful’v » by refer ence to said <ee ». recorded in rt'-ok •»VV” of De ds, page 203, Cleik’s oilice, Fioyd Superior Court And whe’-ea”, the said James F. Dupree agreed in Said deed this default be mace in thr' prompt payment of either of said interest Coupon notes as stipulated, then the p'incipal of said obligati u, in the discretion of the hold er. should become du** aud pnyab e at the date of such default, aPd ti>at the eaid S’cnri y In vestment Company should b > au horiz d, at its »»pti*»n, to 8< ll sa d p • party at public outcry in order to pay said debt, before the comt house door iu the count? of Floyd to ihe highest bid der for cash, after adve. vising the time, place and terms of sale in a hewspat er of general cir culation in Said county of Fioyd once a week for four weeks. And whereas, the said James F. Dupree did make default on the fi st day of October. 1893, in tne paym, nt »f the interest coupon notes that day du**, and by reason of said deiault the prin pal and intere tof t obligation has become due, and remains unpaid. Now. therefor-*, by virtue of the p ower grange in said deed, ue will sell at puilic outc*y, be tore the court house door in Floyd county, Geo*- gia, on ti e tirsfc Tuesday in December 1893 within the legal hours • t sal*- to the highest bid der for cash, ihe follow ng dean ibed property, tw-wii: One cei tain city lot with all improve ments thermu, in tne Biiih ard ot the city of R-*me, Fioyd county, Georgia, fronting on Main street o e iinndred and ortyfive(l4) fees and running back two nuudred ami eight <208) feet; b «uud*-d nor h and ♦ a*t by Cantrell’a pr- per y. b'?uth by Blanche street and west by Main street, sale will be had ar.d titles made and pro ceed diotribii’rd as provided in said deed (Book *• v V ” page 203.) fir-L to the pay meet of said debt, with interest and atto nevs’ lees and <x.- pauses of ihis proceeding, and ihe remainder, if anv, to said .I amen F Dupree. Thn amuin*. due is tfa)Bo.o<», besides inrere t on aai'i twin since Oct Dt. 1-93 and attorneys’ fees aud expenses. Terms c *h. TH* tu-CURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY, By Hus’ inson & Harns, tneir Attorneys at law. 11-7-law-33d Notice of Sale. Whereas, on th© 20th dav of April 1891. Henry L Earpe. of Floyu < ouuty, Ge irgia, was the owner »»f six sha/es of stock in th? * ar.ioi-.d Mutual Bulbing and Lo 11 Association of N;-w York, aim on wai t day obtained a loan f $»00 frou. said as-oeia’ion. and e ecuted and de iv eied to it a b- nd condition* d to »ay said sum wit.n inlete tat the rate of s*x er emit pm ai n<m until paid, toge her with a mon'li ly premium ot § .(0 so years. < r un il in** e rli< rma urny of said sn. r« sh uld they niat'irr bet r« ihe ex.ntai’ou f eight y» ara. ml i.« ad liiion *h reto the - umi of tlfre dollar** a’-d biAly cems for tli« month y ones «•' si-id six eha t-s uhi h inu res t, nrtinum ai>d dues a e pay >be<>nor nef re tbc la*t bu.-in-s-* day of every m< non nt the offi eot sal * ass<»vi iti n in New Y ik: together wi.h fines, according to th bi-)aws'of said association. And *h t’-a-s id boi d p oviile I ’. that should anv default be in the piyment f s id in terest preu luin, dues or tin s r any j art thereof, and the same shil* remain unpaid and m arrears for three months, th • aforesaid prm cipal sum, and any ai d all sum- for interest, r dues sha.'-1, at the ' c -in- n-.*' 11 !A •- ”■ lIJ <n I1; ' 111 11" rt >!.!''■■ 111! ) I> -I <;■:« r .< -I H .. id ;|M <>. m:i(> 1 no '. l!<- 11 '• <>t ioll liUJ.-if. (1 <;> - t one i)U< 'lied Hl do: <iol ; t h nt- f r :n!r »-t pr ■ ■ mm, duei m 1 pa a'-le imn.etdaitdy. s 11,1 H -nry u I-.;,r e --n said 2>■ Ii ex ‘ Cl ‘ ’ a ,l (Irlive. <-.| t >iiid t .b- cure 'ln- pa-m nr of t‘m io;ird in .-aid l-oinl, 1 winch In* 111,1011 t!l, ‘ l”'<■ '»'• a! 1(1 inlaid deed aut'orz-i < n d**fi ult ot pay. e ih a** : ■ si ii a' puli.i.■ out cty '.o a -11 all ' I .-aid pr. ]<■ \. > <a A>lll u v; il< ■* 11 'in r wru 1 '■ ■ *' r 1 ,r i 1 ce. and '-'-I •* > : Hs '- v s '' ' t.yo ■EORGI A—F loyd County: to Fn order of th* court of ordina- ea'd county, * ill bes hl at the court h u.-e r of 8-*id county on the first Tuesday in Jan described property to-wic: All that VLct or parcel of land, si uaied lying and being K Flo <1 county. Geoigia, mo>ei*a-ticuUr y de scribed as follows: All ot land I<H numbers 804, 3i)K a»*d 309, iii the sth disti ict and 4th eec- Ftion; ar dt m west half cf land lot number 40, [in the 23 d district and 3rd eecti ’n. containing a together 560acies. more or less. Sola as the pro erty of Jesse P. Ayers, deceased, for tne pu pose of prying debts and distribution Lamo g the heirs Terms cash k Ibis sth day of December 1893 A C. tv. Underwood. ■dminiMrator estate of Jesse P. Ayers uec'se'd K aecslaw4w. I NOTICE. MfoRGIA, Ft OVD COUNTY. hereby given that a p*t‘tion signed Hy fifteen or more freeholders of the 924th ■Barker's) district G M of said county has ■) t-n fil>d i my office, asking that the benefits r the provisions of s< ctions 419, 14 0, 1451, ■4’2 14 3, HSL of the (’orfe of Ge rgU of 1882. Bind t e amendments tbrreto, shall apply to ■aid 924th dDtnc , G. M. of said councv. I ■iirthei giv“ notice that an election wi’l b • nr A -red on ih*' 4th day of December next (1893), Ha d p'ec’im to oconr on rhe 27th g y <f !><•- Heuiber. 1893). to decide th- q leMion of’- Fence’* Hr “Stock Im<w," accord nu to the statutes in Huch ca-e. idk eantl provided. ■ Given under my hand and official sigrature Hhls the 13tb day <>f Nov* mber, 893. ■ JQUN P. DaVIS, Ordinary. Bule Ni Si to Foreclose Mort gage. Jno M. Vanrllver vj. W.C. Giles; Kul» to fora- Close m irUage. It appearing to the court bv the equitab'e pe iti-n < f Jno. M Vandiver.that W. <j Giles ou tue 2'no 0.. y of Man b. 189', executed nud <ielive<ed to raid Juo M, Vandiver ou a uiorc gage on a fact or parcel of iauo lung in said eouuty, desenbeu as lollow : ihe following parte of lots or land Noe. 182 and 183, in rbu 24th district and 3 d eec i n «f Floy . county, Ga , nine acres more or less, in the northwest corner of No. 1,2. and all tint part ot No. 184 that ilea on tne e«st -rue of tbe road runnit g through said lot, also that part of lot No 182 de scribed as Icllows: Beginning at a ceriain 'aa'- mit bush or .take ninriir g no-h idroisti b.l lie hue thence met io ih>- 1. T. V Jfc G rali roari 22 theucesouth Ccwn said railroad 44 rode tbe.ee west, to the bvgiu. .ng poit t. Also 13? s acres ot lat d more or less, br unri d as fallows : Be inn ng ai tbe southea t corner of lot to. 19, 14 h district. 3ru section, tUoid coiintv, Georgia, them:* weet24 30-10 < chairs to a make, thence north 19> i, east 6 .5 10 ) chains to a-take tinner ea.it 2 85 100 chai e to the original east line: thence south to tbe beginning point !■ r the pii'p se of securi: g the payment of tour certain promissory n >tes, alt of even dare, each for the sum ot SlSii.r 5, and aggregating the sum ot | 84.2a made by the said: W. C. Gi e- on the 17th Oav of March, 1893, and payabl rto said Jno M Vandiver or < r.ler. the flr-tdu - Nov. 1, 1893. the second due Nov, f, 1-94, the third due Novemb-r 1, 1895, and the four h ano la t dire Nov. 1. 18961, after date, with i> tere-t .t the ra'e ot 7 per cent per annum from the date of each of stid notes; aud tr. turtlier appearing that sard W. C. lilies fr.l!s and reluses to piy the first of sa d no.es for the su n us §136 05, with the interest du. thereon. It. is therefore ordered and dee reed by the court that the said W. C. Giles pay into this court on or before the next term thereof the principal .nd interest dna on the find of said nows and the co ts of this eu t or in default then of thee urt will pioceeri to pare such or der and (1 creelor the sale of said property as to it snail seem equitable and just, and it is fur ther onie ed tha ihi. iu ebe , til liebed in Tub Kim. ThlnuNß. a new spaper published in the conntv of rln yd, once a tn. nth for 4 ni'sUn, r,r served on the said W. C. Giles, or lit specia! agent < r attorney, three months previous to th. next term ot ibis court. Th<s N. v. ibh, 18»3. W. M. HUNKY, J. 8. C , R. C. W. W. Vandiver, Petitioner’s Attorney. GEUKG’A—Fbor-p ' buatt: Atr e eopv ir on min te of F oyd Superior CouitNo. 27, page 5.'2. This Nov 13. 1893. WM E. BS YSH.Gr.I,, Clerk Superior Court Floyd Co., Ga. 11-151-m 4m. Notice of Local Legislation,. Nniico is bert»by given that a bill will ba iu • foil; ce<* at tbe i ext n «ft. u Geirgife L*gi-i **ure t«» establish voting place* in th** »ev« ral wards of the « i y o Rome lor municipal,, county, stat** ai-d <iii >nal elections, aud to pro vide • ai*a£ers for ho ding elec ionw ut such voting p‘.-.ct*i», a foab li to require thetnx c dlccto-ff Flcvd county to ke p ai ms lv«nt tix digest in which >h *ll be entered the name* of all persons who ftil t » pay tu-ir tax a ;«s required by :»w. aud to require sai 1 tax eo’'ector to hirni/h cor jectlis.-of »uea fix «l fau te « toth< mwa gcr-» »t ail e'ection precincts uud votu g piacta* in said county. i '-law-sod. Year’s Support. GEORGIA, Flojd r p » ALL Wlld’,l IT MAYCONCERN: NOTICE' 1 isherrb. given t ; at the ap iraisersappointed t.*»>et apoi t. a» d a‘sign a y ar’e >uppo t io Mrs. Jam* • aidrniii, y e widow of R. nj L u drum, deceased, nave fi'ed iheir award, and unle>s gio ! an i nfib -en cause be shown, the name al l bein id h* j idgmi-nt of coari at the December ienn. l*-93, of the court m ordinaiy Thi-Nov. 6th 891. JOHN P. D WiS. ii 8-law 3<> I <Ordinal v. Letters of Admuiisiralwu GEORGIA, Floyd County. TO 41. T, WHOM IT MAY CONCI RN; Jane Lend inn Irsvi- g in pr per’orm applied to nicf >rp r . an nt letters rfanmini-trsHon on the •■state • f ii-nj .min I a ..rrnni, Ute-of said coun ty Tii.s i« vile ill and - rgular the c. editors and Bex' of km ■ t Her j .min Lanrlr ui tn be aud appeal a.’ nn thei wi Bln 'h» ti . e allowed by law. and «howcans-if anv they car. win per nr 'iienr ad In inti m should not be /.ranted • ■Mrs Land n.n on B >’j min Lanrirrim's. state. W n r-s u y harvl sr.d otOcisl signature, this 6th day of N.ivembsr, 13:3. JHl■ P. DAVIS. 1 -8 law—lO.l o binary. Application tor Leiteis ot ThT mission. GEORGIA, Fioyd i ouuty: Uh reas. Mr< R a p White, gn-.rdian of t'h r«es <; D-*a*on. lepreßeniH o tne court m her petition • uL filed itiat >he has administered bald wa (isestite. This D to cr.e all persons concerned, ki d ed and creditors toshow cause, if anv they* can, win s?yid guar lan bhoifd not be discharge i from her'fhuu dian id > and ie 1« tiers of disni’Hbi »n on <h»* Ar t Monday in March, 1*94 This DtcSth. 1*93. JOHVP hAVIB. 12-109 d Ordinary Floyd County. Application For Letters of Dis mission. GEORGIA, Floyd county Whereas chart M. H i per, Administrator of T. Dowell, reprerents t«. ihe court in petition. du : y tiled, that 1 e has administered Aio. T. D >weh’rt estate. Ibis is to ci eallper- Hnrt concerned, kindred ard cr« dirore, t» snow KbH, if anv they can why said adminis’rator rot *rge<l irom his adtninistra letti-r-* ot d!>ini si >n on the ii.n-v. ! 91. -ihi, \ovcih .J■ ?m \ p. D.iVj- i),.:.j, j\. ."■.T===3 G u;i PlGiiiiGiip. concern—Mt s. G. 4V. liar riiqhaving iu urop<T term aip.l.d tome L.r let tet sot gti.rdia shiu ot the per-ous and prop city of Gr .ver C. Hartls. Bi ul .ti E. Harri-, Geo. B. Harris anrt Joo. M Harri-. i f said c .unty. this is t ■ cite all and sir gal-r the creel ■ tors and next f ktu of ea <1 minors to be at <} appear at y office within the tit e allowed l.y law ..nd sh .w cause i: any they <.in. why let t< rs of guatcian.-i.ip Should not be eratited t<» Mrs. G. W llatris as ri ch guan Im for said mino-B. Wit e s niv hand ami ■ llkfai signa ture € i- 4rh day ot December 1813 I’H w4w ■>»> • >• 'VI 'b.i.-a.y. Application loi Letitisoi Lisihkiou. GEORGIA—FIoy I County: V. hero a, Ssmiol Fui khMrur administrator debooiw hon, wtn will annexed ot G \V. i . Lam lo’n e>r.a e, represents t<* ti>u court in bis p liiion, duly fi »d. due he has adminiateied G. w. F Lr mki.Js >r. estate. r l his j- to cite all person** concerned, ki died m.d cn dit>»rs. to snow cause, if any they can t why said admin i*r.iator should not be discharged ti< in bis ministration hi.d receive letter of di.-mis-ion on l* e n»-t Mouua> in Mar h 1891 This iiecem ber 4 18 3. JOHN l< DA Vis. 12-6w3 n Ordinary. YEAK’d bUPPOKT. ~ GEORGI \. Floyd C tunty: loa 1 whom it may coucrn: Notice Is here by gbeu. that the eppraisers appulmed to set apa t and assign ayeat’s suiq ort so thtee minor cnildien ■ f William L Dooley, ceco.sed. have tin d their awaid, mid unless g o.< and s .fficient cause is ■ hown. the settle will ne nrnile the jud"- im nt of the c.urt at the Januar. term. IbSiCf the court ol ordinary. This Urcember e 18!H. JOHN DAVIS, 12 10-4 w - Ord i nai y,