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W?M^^' ribune - " -"Sv "< ■' *•;'*. —— --- co., b (h‘n'l Man gT. Stairs. j " •■■ ' "*” a ’ • I ’ - .’UV-. • •?:-'• month K tta ' is the official orc an , City of R.-nie. It ba* bacrintion list, and as an S|S|HRr medintu is unexcelled, liaites very ’ FREE COAL AND ORE. Khe Manufacturers Record lias of gte reflected through its columns !h« viaws of some of the most noted me views 01 some vi iuc economists ui any points o 1 subject of the ol 111(1 vs and means sed in tin S' .; .’.'■•*• ma. i- |•: 11 i ■ i as its name in- with matin !,ud specilically s tales and when honor their WMRand then graves we will not speak lightly or brutally as some do of “the old soldier racket.” Whatever others may have done, General Evans has not tried to make his war record a stepping stone to preferment. It has been thirty years since he was shot through the body on the field of battle, and scarce anyone outside of his regi ment has heard of it. While Gor- his gory locks and Col- .HR cl Olustee, this venerable .-- . Rod went on in Lis chosen zealously and un »■ ■behalf of humanity, ask- food and raiment at He has given more HSHHHFars, the full years of and his fellow men, |BHHrRis he approaches the mark score years and ten, friends alt parts of the state have asked for him the privilege of rounding out his career with an honorable office. Coming at the end of a well spent life it is an ambition of the highest and purest kind, and for our part we would like to see it gratified, knowing that in doing so, the people of Georgia will place in office a pure man, of high intelli gence and sound judgment. LOWELL’S LETTERS The publication of two volumes of James Russell Lowell’s corres pondence throws a pleasant light on the character of that genial, whole souled man of letters. The letters written when he was United States Minister to England show the gen uineness of the man’s character. He detested pomp, and in spite of the charge of anglomania, he was thoroughly patriotic. W from London in he . hat there are many signs of increas-1 ng activity in the projection of on-1 terprises and in the number an nounced as definitely decided upon. A good deal of activity is noted in I municipal improvements, especially I in water work systems, which are to be established in a number of towns. I The iron business of the Binning-1 ham district is reported as showing considerable improvements though restricted by the uncertainty of tar-1 iff legislation. -In the enlargement of established plants a fair showing is also presented. The flour milling industry shows considerable activi ty, twenty-three corn and flour mills i ~AAmnlp.fpd TAcentlv, the having been compietea reucuuxj, greater part of which are in Tennes-1 gee and Kentucky. The industries reported for the past week are of great diversity, including box facto ries, ice factories, iron mining com-1 panies, carriage works, steam laun dries, broom factories, phosphate I mining companies, coke plants, saw I mills and many others. re ' * a J ■m’" t s ’‘z ' ’Zrf '* ' a"* EB \ e single .’*Bld be a mile and TH | less than tered throughout every town and village in the United States. The Cosmopolitan’s popularity is well deserved. The Tribune clubs it with the Weekly edition; both for two dollars a year. The fiendish plot to abduct Baby Ruth from the White Hoffee shows that men classed as cranks are likely to be criminals of the most diabolical character, to be kept in check by the strong hand of tne law, and not entitled to much mercy when they are caught. ADMONITION. RosjS ewset were made for dew Maybe she was made for you, Whisper In her ear so low, If you love her tell het so. Purple violets bend, and nod, Hearing love notes In tbe sod, In yonr beart those same notes flow, If you love her tell her so. • Wild birds sing forever this, “Life, and love are in a ki a s,” While the roses are in blow, If you love her tell her so. She's been waiting for that home, And, a smile just like a flower Into beauty bright will glow When yon love, and tell her so. Ethel Hillybb Hauis. Nov. 22 1893. Many persons labor under the impres sion that laying up treasures in real es tate in Jerusalem —not the New Jerusa lem, but the old one in Palestine—will be a paying investment. Ground there has advanced in value at a rate that would make even a Chicago real estate specu lator turn green with envy. An acre of ground in Jerusalem that sold for SI,OOO in 1865 brought in 1891 $24,000. A plot that in 1890 went for $435 an acre sold in 1892 for $2,178 the acre. An acre that in 1872 was purchased for S4O brought, 20 years later, $12,000. These plots of ground are within a mile of the The tremendous rise is part fl accounted for by the fact that Jewish ■nnigration to Palestine has occurred considerable extent in the past dec ||B;. Still Jerusalem has at present a Humiliation of rather less than 50,000, and not more than 25,000 are Jews. Palestine, even with the number by recent immigration, there |||M>nly about 42,000 of the ancient race small proportion of the 7,000,- in the world. So far as talk of going once more and inhabit- is concerned, it is foolish- Palestine at the outside could more than a million people. ' re ' v racf ’ ' l:iS > ncrease( l an( i niu - it left the old home. THE BOMB TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY »'<»': MNG. THEBEST IJJES Is the best Blood Medicine, becam feSSSSw it assists nature to throw oil 1 i S£flSaSafl purities of the blood, and at the earn time tones uu the entire organism. This is iu: -X£y to the effectof the various potash me r»nrv villa mixtures, which bottle up tl.. SS’inthe system^ mud sickness and suffering. Therefore, tor a BLOOD MEDICINE. a a q in mv practice as a tonic, and for Bloor vvubtes and have been very successful. I neve, ised a remedy which gave such general satisfac ion to myself -> Mackey , md.” Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed free n SWli'T SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga. STUART’S Sin and Buchu CURES GLEET, DIABETES, INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM, PAIN IN THE SIDE, kidney troubi.es, LOSS OF APPETITE, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, MUCOUS DISCHARGES, I s%V^S>s L or°PMX». Stuart's Gin’-and Buchu Is not a King Cure AIL but for all Blad der Kidney and other U rinary Disorder a, i“K,"°J." ! j“MoC„U, Taylor Ga., by the advice < f his physician, tried Stuart’s Gin and Buchu, He endorses it Las “one of the very best remedies for the Sidneys and bladder.” Sold by al ■ruggists. of krd maruifatefarert aJ tfi*W&nderfijd J access of’ <sone of'fte strong 4/iclenc.Qs of* iTi VcJua to housekeepers. “Jhe t Success is i/iaf(o'fi'oLfXC i is shortening for ALL Coo</rtg purposes tfan Aas before been, produced, and has NONE of the objectonable features indis[>eMß.blyf Conneeted. Witt. lard, the ffottfsT rt&tiTof CoTfbLEHG explains its success. Imitations but certify the Vblue of the .genuine, tnaae only Sy . N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., CHICAGO an! ST. LOUIS. FOR SALE. Two large, fine young • mules- Will sell with good note, payable No ' vember Ist, 1894. I ROME BRICK CO. I 12-9-30 . Ensorskd by the Highest Medical Authorities. ! ‘ CATARRH i )r~ J a . Inhaler will cure you. A 7 wonderful boon to sufferers a from Colda, Sore Throat, Influenza, Bronchitis, a or Iff A.Tf FEVER* Affords immediate relief. An efficient - • remedy, convenient to carrv in pocket, ready to nee on first Indication of cold. 1 Continued Uae EfTectß Permanent Cure. _ Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.. Price, 1 60 ct«* Trial free at Druggists. Registered mail, 00 cent*. fi. D. CUSHMIN, Mfr., Three Riven, Mich., U. S. 1 OTTSXX2MC-A-7r r S a IMFBITUnI The surest and safest remedy for lvlE.ll InUL all skin diseaseSjEczema, Itch. Sait 1 Rheum,old Cuts. Wonderful rem edy for PILES. Prlee,SS et.. nt Drug- pAI U i, gists or by mail prepaid. Address as above. UHknj r I -'—s- 1 .! 11111 ' -r 9 GEORGIA, Floyd County. 0 To all whom It may concern: Samuel Funk houser, having. In proper form, applied to me for permanent Letters of Administration de . bonia non with the will annexed, on the estate of 1 Mrs. 8. A. Dailey, late of said county this is to > cite all and singular the creditors and next oi kin of Mrs. S. A Dailey to be and appear at my i- office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they < an, why permanent - dmtn -11 istration should not be granted to Samuel Fuuk i. houser on Mrs. S. A. Dailey’s estate. Witness my hand and official signature, thia v Bth day Os Nov,mbt r 1893. oew«w JOHN F. DATIS, Ordinery- A - \ irJ 9 r \ [ 99 ’/7 ’ COTHRAN & CO., Fire life and Ardent Insurance. Gin Houses Insured. Office Corner Armstrong Hotel, OSNTI-.Y Romei— —To— Atlanta Leave Rome Rome Daily at Arrive Atlanta ~ I.i'HVe IbHIIP All - under the ot J. CLAPHAM. ÜBcecure your seat’ early Prices 75c, 50c and 1 Box sheet at Yeiser'e. WE W ANT Y >U TO WORK FOR US, thus making Sl2 to 835.00 PER WEEK. Parties preferred who can lurnish a and travel through tbe countn, a uam thoughts not nec*ssary a few vacancies io towns and cities. Spare hours may be n«ed to good ad vantage. b. f. Johns »n & u<>. 12 sd-wlm lUL and Mam Sts R chtuond Va. Application For Letters of Dis mission. GEORGIA, FLOvd County. Whereas W. H Edmundson, Administrator of the estate of Eliza Li. Reeves, represents to the court in his pwti ion duly filed that he has fu ly administered El za 11. Beeves’ estate. This is to cite all persons concerned, kindred and cred itora, ro show cause, if any ihey can. wh naid I ad i inistraror shou d not be discharged fr<«m his admiulstra’ion and r ceive 1 t era <»f dis mission on tbe first Monday in Febru «ry 1894. Tbl-< November 6,1893. JOHN P. DaVlB, oa«9od Ordinary. Application For Letters of Dis mission. GEORGIA, Floyd CcUNTF. Whereas Chas M. Ba. per, Administrator of J hn T. Dowell, represents tc the court in his petition. ou<y filed, tbai te has administered . Jno. T. Dowell’s estate. 1 his is to ci e all per- . sons concerned, kindred arid creditors, t» show : cause, if any they can why said administrator I should not be di.-ch «rged irom his administ a- j tion and receive letters of disnji Q si »n on the first Monday in February. 1-94 This Novem ber 6. ’893 JOHN P. Ordinary. 11-9-law9od Application for Letters of Dis* mission. GEORGIA, Floyd County: Whereas, Mrs RAP White, guardian of Charles G Deason, represents 'o tne court ’n her petition ouh filed that she has administered -aid *a d s estate. This is to cite all persons concerned, kind.ed and creditors to show cause, if anv they can, why said guardian should not > badischvgert from'her guardian-ill.■ and re | letters of dismission on the first Monday in March, 1894. This Dec Sth. 1893. JOHN P. DAVIS, 12-10 90d Ordinary Floyd County. Letters of Guardianship. GEORGIA—FIoyd County: To all whom it may concern—Mrs. G. W. Har ris, having in proper lorm applied to me for letteis of guardianship oi the persons and prop erty of Grover C. Hanis. Beulah E. Harris, Geo. B. Harris and Jno. M. Harris, of said county, this is t«» cite all and singular the credi tors and next ■ f kin of sa d minors to be and appear at u y office within tbe tin e allowed by law, and show cause, ii any they can. why let ters of guardianship should not be granted to Mrs. G. W Ilairis as such guardian tor said minors. Witness my hand and official signa ture ttis 4th day of December 1893. 12-6-w 4w JOHN P DAVIS, Ordinary, Citation For Administration. Notice is hereby given that on the first Mon day in December next I shall appoint as Ad ministrator on the estate of J. A. Btansbuery, deceased, late of Floyd county. Georgia, C. W. Underwood, the County Administrator, or some other fit and proper person. This Nov. 8,1893. Road Citation. GEORGIA, Floyd County. Whereas, R S. Montgomery, et al., have pe titioned the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue, ot said com ty, for a pub ic toad commencing In front of ri. J. Davis' home on the Floyd Springs and John's Creek road, run ning the old road by M J. Ca'dwell’s horse lot, crossing the slough at tne low point of the Haw thicket; thence along the old road bed by R. 8. Montgomery’s hous*, and intersecting with the Floyd S rings and Pocket Mills roid in front of J. L. Touchstone's house Now, this is to cite all persons having objections thereto, or claims fur damages atising :herefrom, to make the same known to the Board of C< mtnissiotiers at their meeting to be held on the first Monday in Feb-nary, 1894. Witness tbe Hon John C. Foster, chairman of the Hoard, this 20th dav of December, 1893. 12-22 30d Max Mbyebhabdt, Clerk. Kan » s end Opium Habits L, W cured at. borne with- E* 3 ■ outpain.Bookotpar fca B LicularsscntFßEE. ■UMSB.M. WOOLLEY,M.D. »- JfficeW4)iWhitehaHSt- Administrator’s bale. i G KLVteS2 , er ty oi tb« court of ordin.- J ry of said county, ■»ill be s ''l at the court dooy of said county on the first Tuesday_in Jam- , uary, 1894 between the legal bour ® ,° £ BAa.lle 8 A a . l l e ' t ' following described property to-wit. All that tract or parcel of land, situated lying and _being in Flo d county, Georgia, moreparticularlyoe scribed as follows: All of land lots numbers 304 308 and 309, in the Sth district and 4th sec tion; and the west half cf land lot number 40, in the 23rd district and 3rd section. altogether 560 acres, more or less. So! das the nroi erty of Jesse P. Ayers, deceased, foi the purpose of paying debts and distribution amo g the heirs Terms cash Ibis sth day of December, 1893 llllßiauua, C. W , UNDEBWOOD, Administrator estate of Jesse P. Ayers dec ee < decslaw4w. Wetland official signature, BHBK.W’Wnl>rceiiber. 1893. JOHN P D4VI9, -W nod Ordinary Floyd County. Citation. GEORGIA, Floyd County. To all whom it may concern: Geo. J. Briant, admtidstratrator of Geo. W. Harris, deceased, has in oue form applied t- the undersigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, and said application will be hoard on the first Monday in December next. This the Uth day of November, 18.13 td JOHN P. DAVIS, Ordinary. Notice io Debtors and Creditors. All persons having demands against the es tate of A. S. Lipham, late of Floyd county, deceased, are heieby notified to rendtrln their demands to the undersigned according to law; ar d all perso s indebted to said estate are re quired to make immediate payment. This 23rd day of Nov. 1t93. J. L. HARDIN, Executor of A. 8. Lipham, Deceased. 11-24 lawlw " "" - ■- ~ Notice of Local Legislation. Notice la hereby given that a bill will be in- Vccbiced at the next.region <f t. e Ge irgia Legislature to establish voting places in th* several wards of tbe city or Rome for municipal, county, state and national elections, and to pro vide d unagers for boding elections at such voting places, Also a bill to require the tax collector cf Floyd county to keep au ins dvent t*x digest in which shall be entered the names of all persons who fail to pay tn«ir taxes as required by »aw. and to require sai<i tax collector to furnish cor I rectlisvsof auen tax defau te.s tothi mana* I ger-* of all election precincts and voting places | in said county. 10-iaw-3Od. I■. ■ ' J . Notice of Local Legislation. VOTIi'E 13 HERIBY GIVEN OF THE IN 1’ temion to apply to the pre-ent session of the Legislature of the State of Georgia for the pas sage of a bill to bs entitled ; '‘AL Acrtoam-nd the charter of the city of Rome so as to make theejunciimen elected for said city, eligible for a succeeding term, and lor other purposes.” 11-4 G. W. Witcher 1 Petition for reforma vs. J lion snd nartition in tbe Mrs. M. F Ca'dwell, ) Flond Supeilur court, ■ Lenora Rainwat-r. ) September Term, 1893. | M-rtba Ellen Caldwell > Wm. Albert Caldwell. ) It anpearing to ihe court by the return ofthe sheriff in the above stated case, that the defend ants do not reside in said county, and it further appealing that they do not r side in this state and that it is mcessa-y to perfect service on s,id defendant by publication, ills hertbyor dered that service on sal i eefendants be per fected by publication in the Kerne Tribune twice a month for two months. Nov. 15, 1-93. W. M. HENRY, 11 24-2am2m J. S. C. R. C. GEORGIA—FIoyd County: G. W. Witcher 1 Petition for reforma vs. 5 tion and par ition in Mrs M. F. Caldwell, ) Floyd Superior Conrt. Lenora Rainwater, i September Term, 1893. Marlha Ellen < aidwell, J- Wm. Albert Caldwell ) To the def-naan sin the above stated case: You are hereby notified and commanded to ba ami appear at the next term of the Superior court to be held in and for said county of Flo d on the fourth Monday in March, 1894. then and there to answer the plaintiff’e petition f< r r< f ormationand partition. Asin default thereof said court will proceed »s to justice shall apper tain. Witness the Honorable W. M. Henry, Judge of said court, this November 15, 1893. • WM E. BEYSIKGEL, Clk 8. C. F. C. Ga. Year’s Support. GEORGIA—FIoyd County: To all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given, that the appraisers appointed to set apart and assign a year’s support t-> Mrs. F. K. Val entine, ihe wldi w and minor child of A. R Val entine, deceased have tiled their award, and un less good and sufficient cause is shown,the same will be made th judgment of the court at the January term. IBs4 of the court of ordinary. This December 4,1893. JOHN P. DAVIS 12 6w4w Ordinary. Application for Letters of Dismission. GEORGIA—FIoyd County: Whereas, Samuel Funkhouser administrator debouls non, with will annexed of G. W. F. Lamein’s esta’e, represents to tbe court in his petition, duly fl ed. that he has administered G. W.F. Lamkin’s Sr. estate. This is to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors to show cause, if any they can, why said admin istrator should not be discharged from his ad ministration and receive letter, of dlemls-iot on tie first Monday in March 1894 This Dec em ber 4 18!3. JOHN P. DAVIS, 13-fiw3n Ordinary. Sheriff’s Sales for January, 18’ 4, • i GEORGIA. Floyd County. < Will be sold before the court house door in j the city of Rome, Floyd county, Ga„ b ®’. w ®®“ i the level hours of sale on tbe first Tuesday in , January, 1891, tbe following described prop- , i er on t all'that tract or parcel of'l nd situated, lying and being in Floyd county. Ga , being » part of land lot No. 3i5 in tbe 23rd district and I 3rd section of i’lovd county, ana more purlieu- I lariv de-cribed as being lot o. 1, according to I map or plot of said lands, this map bring of I Lumpkin’s adaition to East Rome, reconk din I “N . N.” of deeds, page'3Bo and 381.. said lot be ginning at a corner of East and Howard Ave- Sue” running along Howard Avenue south east 61 feet, and running back along f ast Avenue 235 feet to Hi 1 street. Levied on I>v virtue of two fl. fas. issued from the Floyd J y s™e court of the 919th district. G. K, one in favor of J B Porter & Son vs V\ II Howell ana Emma Howell, the other £a ™ r °HoweU- Ch ney vs Mrs Emma Howel and W H Howell I and sold subject to a mortgage given by Mis Emma Howell to Atlas Savings A Loan Asso ciation for S2OO, dated the 18th day of 1893, and recoided in book UL of deeds ana I due 5 years after date as the property of the de I I *AlXthe same time and place, all that tract or «a?cel of land lying in Floyd countv, Ga., lust beyond tbe limits of the town of East Rome, and distinguished its lot according tu the mapol the Hicks suivey oi the cS ley term; said map being of record in book °V’page 66 in tbe clerk’s office Levied lon b,-virtue of aft. fa. issued from he Moyd of the defendant. Also a ’"i' e and place, that tract of latd the 23rd ' istnct ai d 3rd county. Ga.. and being a part Os oescribed as follows: begin J A-.ei - MUI road 300 feet Iron’ of Dean street, thence ~ 1 ea-t feet northeasterly 1121 feet to Hie cen ißTid Aver s Mill road opposite a stake set edge of said road by J G Barnwell, sur vEX theme along said road lOcnalns to tne tecten Cg point, containing ■ 18% acres more or less “nd oeihg known as part of lot k. >n Ptet : SV?* o?F>o?d Jf theban c time wd p’ace, an undividec t«Vs?xtbs interest in 283 acres of land in tl.< < disX and 4th section of Floyd co ny Gm ~ oniniiiii g i.'w or less, accoiding to the WBPaid town bounded on the north by tIW Kingston road or avenue, on the east by Chauß here street, on tbe south by lot No 3. on the wesß by property owned by the M Dwinell est te,i also the south hall of lot No 230, in the 23rd dis-1 trict and 3rd section of Floyd county, Ga ex cept 15 acresinihe northeast corner of said half of said lot, the l"t containing 180 acres, more er less Also lot 146 known as the Parton lot, in North R> me, b. niiued on the northeast by chuich street, on the southeast by school hou-e lot, and containing one-half acre, more or less, also on the w st half of lot No 163 in Noith Home, fronting on Kingston street 1,2% feet, running due south 210 t« ei. and b unded on the westby another street Levied on by virtue of a fl fa issued from tbe Floyd city Court in f ,v..r of E P Treadaway vs W J Dall as the property of the delei dant. elso at the same time and place, one black horse mule aboi.t five years old, about sixteen hands high, named Bill, bi ught of Ba-sßro -.<& Co. Levied on by vi tue ot a mortgage fl fa is sued fom ih« Floyd city court in favor of Bass Br< s & Co vs S T Mize as the property ot the defendant . Also a' the fame time and place, undivided one-thiid inierest in lot 464, cont-ining sev t>en acres, mote or les-, No4ul, comaining f rty acres, more or less, N<» 402, containing thirty acres, more or )e«s, No 463, containing i hirieen acres, more or less, ai d No 31’3 containing forty acres, more or less, in all c ntalmng one hun dred at d fortv acr- s, more or less and all lying in tbe 16 h di trict and 4 h section of Floyd countv, Ga. Levied on by virtue oi a mortgage fl fa is-ued from the Fit yd sui erior cour lu la vorof J H Whorton >s agei tvs Je-se«,annas agent, as the pioperty of me defendant Also at tne same tlm« and place, that tract of land situated, blug and being in’he23rd dis trict and ;-rd Section of Floyd c mn y. Ga . and being part of lot No 206 fronting on Hoes street 104 ir-etand 2 inches and turning b ck same width 212 feet and 6 inches to J 11 Reece's laud; bounded on the north by Sba nock Floyd, on the south by t.n" Lay, and being the balance of said lot deeded by 3 A Harris to eat'i Lay and Perkins on the 4th day ot January, 189 u Levied on by virtue id a fl fa issued fro -■ rhe Floyd justice court of th« 919th di-trict GM,lnfav..r of W P McLeod vs Thornton Pe kius, as the i ropery of the defend .nt. Levy made by W M Byars, LC. Also at The same time and place, one undi vided one-htlf interest in ibat porte-n of lor. No 4 in the village ot Timbuct.no. mar Forestville, being a part *f lot of land No 238, in the 23r<i district and 3rd section of Floyd county, Ga. Bounded un the nort i tiy the Cal h oun road, on tbe east by Anderson Miller’s lot No 5. on the south by lot No 4, owned uy Jell' w right, and on the west by lot No 3, alsq owned by Jeff Wiight. Levied on bv virtue <>t a fl la i sued irom the Floyd justice court of the 9lsth district, G M. in favor ot W H Coker <& Co vs Lewis Thurman, as the property of the defendant Also at the same time ami place, on all that tract at d paicel of land lying ana being in West Rome, Fluid c untv, Ga , and known as lot No 283 in plat of vt est Rome by the West Rome Land Co Levied on bv virtue of afl la issued from the Flirt d j istice court of the 919th dis trict. <e M In favor of Wm Dougherty & Co vs Henry L Earp, and Mrs Heu y L Earp as the jtroierry oi the defendant. Levy made by H Beard, L C. Also at the same time and place, one four horse power sngin“ mounted on sills, made bv F'ick <& Co and known a'an Eclipse engine; also 140 saw cotton gin,No— gio feeder, No— all fortv saw snd made by Gullett Hie Co; also one No 14 Dixie cotton fan with suction pipe, metal elbows aid wooden aita» huients of every kind; also one iron pulley 18x10 incues, one iron pcllev 86x8 inches' Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from the Floyd city court in favor of Geo M Bart y vs Wa b Formby.as the property of tt.e defendant. Alsoat the same time and place, one black hor-e mule named Henry, !• vied on by virtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from tbe Floyd city cou t in favor of Biss Bros & Co vs Geo Hine man, as the property of the defendant. Also at the same time and place all that tract or parcel of land situated, lying being in the county of Floyd a-nl state of Georgia and described as lot No 9 in block *-B” oi the Flow ers addition to Forest viile. according to a map ot said addition, said lot fronting on Orchard street 50 feet and running back to Sheibley St., on the south bne 117 feet, and on the north side <.r line 130; said 10. bei gapart of the Aye ck place and formerly ki own a- a part of Tlmhiic too. Said p operty pointid cut by plantiff's a'tornevs, Levied on by virtue of afl fa issued from the Flo d justice court of the9l9th dis trict, G M, in favor of the New Home Sewing Machine Co vs Ben F Clark, as the property of the defendant. Also at the sametime and place a certain lot in the town of DeSoto, now the 4th ward of Rome, in Floyd county, lyingand beingon the norih side of Fine street, which street runs westwa d from the Summerville road or street and leaves said road or strtet at the somlieai-t coiner of the lot now owned by G M O’Bryan and sister, on the north side of said Pine street, said lot fr< nting on said sTeet one hundred feet and running ba 8 north one hundred and twen ty five feet, l evied on bt virtue of a mortgage fl fa issu-d from tbe Floyd suuerior court in favor of K W Berryafll vs Asa Trammell,as tbe property of the defeodent. Aleoar. the same time and place, lot of land No 887 situate lin the 3d disti ict and 4-hsection of said county, containii gad acres, Levied on by VI lue of afl fa iseu* d from ihe Fl yd jus tice court of the 924th distrii t, G M. lo favor o’ R B Reeves for the < se of k M Strick.and vs J F Russell, as the property of the defendant. Levy made by J H Whcrton LC. Alsoat tbe same time and place, two houses and the lot, upon which tbe defendants now re side. situated in the fifth ward of the city of Rome Kloid county, Ga, tr nting on Coosa street 77 feet, more or less, and running back 85 feet to tbe property of IWaranda Daniel, bound ed on the west by tbe property of Mrs Wm Co mer. Levied on by virtue of afl fa Issued from Floyd Superior court in fevor of Mre Mary E Comer for use of officers of Floyd superior court vs Jas Richardson, Thos Richardson and Warren Richardton, as the properly of tbe de- the same time and place, a parcel of land sitnattd in that^P or ‘‘‘;“ o£ in^ ‘^Aol“iSnd Ga, known as “New Rome,” being part of lana lot No 357, in the 23d district and 3a Bec£ }““.° £ said county and described as foliows: ning at tbe intersection and southwest- corner of Tennessee Avenue and Seventh street and run ning along said Tennessee avenue s 6 deg ana 45 min. w,a distance ot 226 feet, thence due west 152 feet thence s 6 deg w 202 feet, th 6 ”®® 84 deg 30 mins wB6 feet, thence e 3 deg w 237 feet, thence n 83 deg 30 mu s, w s 5 deg a min, w 786 feet thence w 1 deg ( S 660 feet, llience n 26 deg 80 mtn e 1.82 £ e®» £h ® line of the lurnace company s P ro P e r t y t °“ wuite osk tree, thence s 68 deg 4l> min e 340 feet along 7tb street to the beginning corner, con talning 17 acres, wore or lets, <° land iu lot No 357 °« 9 ® rib ed as follows . Begin ning at a point VSO feet due south from > thei n a corner of lot No 357 thence running'due touth along the land line between lot No 3u7 and 356 a distance ot 1100 feet thence due west a '£ iß tence oflOOOleetto Tennessee avenue, thence along said avenue n 6 deg 45mm east a distance oTSIv feet to Holder’s corner thence ab 3 deg 15 mln e 159% feet to a 15 foot alley thence along said alley n 6deg 45 min east a distance of 350 teet to ' cedar street, thence a ong said street n 44 deg 15 min ea distance ot 270 feet, thence 575 deg east a distance of 570 feet to the beginning cor s e .*’ ’ containing 22 1-2 acres more or jess, reß ® r J e J, l s ’ ?hl» parce? of laud is the right of way of theC R ' &C K R siding to furnace and the right of way r of the Rome St K R running across onecorner. E L t vied on bv virtue of a mortgage fl 1 frcui the Floyd Superior court in favor of J £ Kte” vs®Newißome land Co as the property of , the defendant. „i„„ o o nth at tract framed building ise^c^djearte^ city bridge ' o *, rnakm d g ot k n’tiimt ‘n feet front on sth avenues sormer- " fcSS£n vs'M l a\«»% and* N« Xr°ta ad ® “store oVthe estate of Mary A Wimpee, a. ,r 11, X I Tit e Ss f place, being lot No 'y in Sm’fS“subdivision near East Rome , line bounded on the north by East. ®°“® 1 £ boundary street-, b^ t^n £ M ?"Bom: east by' lot No 1 A, “ “ % ack gout h same -: ’©lfeS ‘ th r Oi. I he »’ r» -7-1 .-c,-' -e ■Cj'Y lot, on east by Levied -* f roiu 91h ui.-tnct, G M. vn .1 J O'Neill & J .1 O'Neill, one of the same time and place, one black ■Bee mu e about 9 years old, medium sire, named John; also one black horse mule about 4 years 010, about 16 <-2 hands high and named George. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fl fa iawutoU from tbe Floyd city court in favor er The Farmers’ Alliance Co Operative Co vs W B Kagan, as the property of the ueiendant. Also at ihe same lime and place, one furniture wagon, one oval glass nickel-plated 6-foot show case, one flit nickel-plated 6-foot show ease, oue 6 loot walnut irame ehow case, one 4 toot walnut frawe ehow case, one iron safe, made by Mester sale and Lock Co. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fi fa lesued from the Floyd city Court iu lavor of Hireuerg Bros & Hollander vs B F Clark, ae the property of thedelenuant. Also at the b me time and place, tbe following deecribed pr pet ty, towlt: Au undivided half interest in lot- Nos 260. 261, .62, ’263, 264, 265, 266, 281, 268, 2 .9, 270, 271, 272. 27J. 274 and 2.5 in »he plat f West Rome made by Ihe Koine Land , company, bounded on the north aud east by Street, on tbe south by Allen street, on the ■> eet by Ar.uetroug avenue, tbe said tract or parcel of land forming a triangle accordlug tn eaid p at; and ills'- part of laud lot No 208, the tame being a portion of tbe 33 acres sold by J A Stansbury to Ledbetter Began and others, and knowu by th.m as Fanvuw property, a map . f wh'ch is of record iu the office ot the clerk of the superior court of Floyd county, Ga, bo >k K K of deeds, page 186, the property here advertised being according to said map, No 7, 6 and a each fronting 50 leet on Kbudy stieet and i mining back same width in northeasterly dl ree.tlou .50 feet to an alley, and lots N. S 64. 66, 56 s.'a. d 58, each fr ming fifty ;50, Get on .Stansbury s-.r et and running back same width in a southwesterly direction i6O ieet to an a.ley and lots Nos 122 and 123 each fronting 50 feet on Sfanauui'y street and running back in a north easterly direction same widcu 150 leet to an alley. Ail ot Baid parcels of lands being in tne 23d ci-trict »i.d3d section of Floyd county. Ga., by virtue of two ju tice court flfasissu d by the ju-tice court of the 919th district G M of Floyd county, Ga , in favor of the i ashler Merchants' National Bank vs J F Dupree as tbe property of < tue do, eud«> t Also at the same time and place, 200 empty one gallon jhss, one lot of cauned goods, 8 >bs tob.cco, more or less, one i how case, 14 decant ers 2vas«s 18 glaescs, i water cooler, 1 piece box cigars, 3 bottles whisky, 1 iron safe, 1 pool i able ai..l fixtures, 11 emmy kegs, 2 empty bar rels, 100 gallons Wblsky, more or less, W gallons wine, more or lw.-s, 2 12 gallons gm more or less. 2 barrel ■ empty beer bo.ties, oue halt box cracker-. Lex iert on by virtue oi a mortgage fl ia issued from Floyd city cour t i j favor of D Q Leo li vs E L Melton, as the property ot the de fendant , , Also at the same time and place, one twenty horse rower en-lne auo b filer, Nagle make, one saw mill, Haglemake; said saw mill consistent carriage, saw frame one 48-inch circu ar saw and about 70 ieet of 12-inch rubber belttug. Levied on by virtue of a mo tgage fl fa issued from Floyd cltv court iu f >vor oi G M Redman and Bro vs w P McU od for tbe purchase money of s i.i machinery; said engine and saw mill is now located and cau be seeu on what is known as) the Trimble place seven aud a half ulles north of K .me, near J cues’ null. Aiso at the sauie time and place, all that tract or parcel ot laud situated in tbe Coosa Division of ihe City ot Rome, eloyd county, Ga., and being par’s of city lots nos. 99, 100 and 101 in said Coo a Devision, of said City ot Koine, and bounded an t oes-cribed as follows; Commenc ing at rhe North corner of Second avenue and hast First street and running along second ave nue towards Broad street (-16) torty-six feet; thence at right anglea from East First street across lots Nos. 99, 100 and 101. a distance of ninety feet to tbe property of John T, Warlick: thence at light angl< s with toe last mentioned Hue, and ou the line oividing lots Nos. 101 102 and running to East First street and tbenceln a straight line along East First street to the St irling point: being tbe intersection of East I'.rat street and Second avenue, tbe same being known as the ex ureas office corner, with all tbe improvements tbeieon, by virtue of an execu tion issued bv the Superior court, of Fb yd county, in favor of H. J Johnson for the use of Mrs. Mary Weber and her five minor chil dren, vs. J. King, principal and S. S. King, security, on admtelstratoi'a bond as the prop erty ot j. King. JAKE C. Letters of Administration. GEORGI A.—Floyd county: To all whom ic may concern—Henry M. Pen>« having iq. proper form applied to me for per manent ettere of administration on the estate of Hiram H. Penn, late of said county, this is ta citealland singulai the creditors snd next of kin » f Hiram H. Penn to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can. why permanent admin i-traiion xhould not be granted to Henry M. Penn on Hiram S. Penn’s estate. Witness my hand and official signature, this 4th day of De cember, 1808. JOHN P. DA VIS, 13-6 w4w Ordinary. Year’s Support. GEORGIA, Floyd County. -TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NO b flee is hereby given, that the appraisers ap pointed to set apart and assign a year’s support to Elizabeth Camu, the widow of Hosea M. Camp, deceased, have* filed their award, and unle-s good and sufficlAit cause is shown, th. same will be made tie judgment of tbe court at tbe December term, 1893 of the court of or dinary. This Nov. 6th, 1893. JOHN P. DAVIS, Ordinary. 11-t law -Wd