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ROME TRIBUNE. Pobltehed dally except Monday by THE HOME TRIBUNE CO, w• G. Coopkh, Gen’l Man’gr. Office No. 827 Broad Street, Up Stairs. I___ 1 ___ Telephone 73. BITMOI StTBSOBIPTIOn. Dally, except Monday. tx months 3.001 one month 60 ■tes———————_ 2 ___ to advertisers, ri T?? ™ BVW » io the official organ f'’', .27? nt y »"<> tbo City of Rome. It has ad?S^. tncre^ sln K subscription list, and as an reasonable medium 18 unexcelled. Bates very AN APOCALYPSE OF LIFE. Under the above somewhat furi ous name the author has set forth in some 300 pages a theory of the universe. Resting on the firm foun dation science is built upon he •eeks to prove the existence of the •oul on a theory of the conservation of energy. The book is a philoso phical essay disguised as a “celestial Romance.” Stripped of its narative character it stands aa a conception of the unconceivable. A bold at tempt to carry philosophy into the regions of the unknown. Beginning with the last •conclusion of the phil- ? osophers as to the ultimate constitu- inert, life- Ve EBgliah navy, for it has been pronounced weak by great naval ex perts in view of the work it has ex pected to do and the supremacy of the seas it was supposed to be capa ble of maintaining. Speaking on this subject Mr. Jaques said yester- day: “The desire for the further devel opment of the British navy is so gen eral among all classes of British subjects that the omission of a bud get for this*, purpose would surely cause the fall of any party that did >ot urge it. Lord Hamilton’s recant article on England’s naval strength •was only-one of many arguments for the increase of the British and it France, two elements important bearing—-one, the slowness in com pleting her skips, the other that her energy and finances will be princi pally devoted to preparing her army k J, meet that of Germany. If France ■ t make adequate appropria. Bions for both her army and her navy, Ke will let her navy wait, less in B- ca ge O s the defeat of her army, done by her navy shall ■ BL,- wa r indemnities. estimates of rhe naval strength of the powers, Italy Spaih, and Austria appear to be left out of the problem. Whether this is due to their depleted treasuries dees not appear. But Russia’s pow er is always recognized, no matter how much money she borrows, while the financial strength of the French peasantry will long remain a bul wark, no matter how volatile the Government or how few France’s military leaders.” A BIG BURDEN LIFTED. We clip this Washington correspondence of the New York Times: “Chairman Wilson has had pre pared a statement, showing the quan tities and values of imported mer chandise for 1892 and 1893; also the rates of duty and duties paid for these years, together with the rates proposed by his bill, based upon like importations. The duty received under tha McKinley bill for the year 1892 was §173,098,471. The duty estimated under the Wilson bill for a like period would have been §107,- 690,170, making an estimated de crease per annum of $65,407,900. The total duty received under the McKinley law for 1893 was $198,- under S,-X. of carrying into wishe, of the people. An unorganized army, However strong in numbers, is only a mob, which may easily be defeated by a smaller but thor oughly organized band. It seems to me, therefore, to be absolutely necessary|for the supporters of the gallant old General to or ganize promptly and effectively. I would ’suggest the formation of an “Evans Club,” and nominate as president of the club that o[d war-horse of democra cy, M. A. Nevin. Under his leadership Floyd county will triumphantly enroll herself under the banner of that dauntless hero, genuine statesman and noble, upright gentleman, Clement A. Evans. Very Respectfully, Max Meyerhardt. This is a capital suggestion, and if Mr. Nevin will serve no better' choice could be made. THE END. [From All the Year Round.] The end draws near. By fates unseen directed Onr paths diverging tend. To lives monotonous the unexpected , Comes as a friend, While for a moment Joyous smiles of meeting The gathering shades dispel. “Ave etVa’e!” Lo! the ancient-greeting; Hale and Farewell! A moment more! And sadness follows after, In bursts of keen regret, That put to silence all the happy laughter Wherewith we met. The past is dead, the present swiftly fading, And in the future dwell Hopes faint and few, our longing glance evading, Hail and Farewell! The time has come I ’Mid alien scenes and faces Our lessening lives must He, And pass henceforth through solitary places Beneath a stormy sky. Clasp hands, old friend! Against our best endeavor The tides of memory swell. Part we as those who part Indeed forever, Hail and Farewell I z-/ I • THE HOME TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY B. 18.4 sfsfsdf H. D. HILL, Real Estate Agent, 230 BROAD STREET; ROME. GA. mnhß-rltf a Specialty, and Prompt Settlement the Rule racnd-atr % JOHN H. REYNOLDS,President. " “ B . I. HUGHES. Cashier. P. H. HARDIN, Vice President. First National Bank OF ItOJSZtE, G-A.. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS: $300,000. Alt Che Accommodations Consistent with Sale .Ranking Ex tended to onr customers. &Tb~ and Accident Insurance. Gin Houses) Insured. ■ice Corner Armstrong Hotel, © Sr cate persons, that’ it is unke a that it funds to dyspepsia 0 lo n<j as is these ■things must be So, but the /'f&W QHORT£|<iNCr is better than, lard for all CooJQncj purposes, $ has none, of the. ev'il effects of lard. imiTaTions-Qet tit? Genuine. Made only by N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., CHICAGO and ST LOUIS. IMIS. OS® rubifies f BFTsO. FOR A CASE IT WILLNOT An agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONIC. Bold by Dmggist sor sentdiy mail. 20c.. ode, and SI.OO per package. Samples free. fFA ’KB’fb The Favorite TOOTH FOWTXK Hw for the Teeth and Brenth.SoO. For sale by D. W. Curry. JMwwnrei 1 , Cave Spring, Ga. 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The Tribune Company has on sale a large lot of good second-hand material will be sold cheap on most favorable terms consist! ng of One Minerva Paper Cutter, One Proof Press, Imposing Stones, Card Cutter, News and Job Cases, Be quick, " for these are going to be sold cheap. ROME TRIBDNE C 0. v Rome, <_-a Sheriffs Sales for January, 1884, GEORGIA. Floyd County . will be sold beiore the court bouse door In .the city of Rome, Floyd county, Ga.. between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in January, 1894, the following described urop ertyto-wit: On all that tract or parcel of 1-nd situated, lying and being in Floyd county, Ga , being a part of land lot No. 315 in the 23rd district and 3rd section of Flovd county, anu more particu larly described as being lot no. 1, according to map or plot of said lands, this map being of Lumpkin's addition to East Rome, recorded in “N. N.” of deeds, page'3Boand 381, said lot be ginning at a corner of East and Howard Ave nue, running along Howard Avenue south east 61 feet, and running back along East Avenue 235 feet to Hi 1 street. Levied on by virtue of two fi. fas. issued from the Floyd Justice court of the 919th district, G. M., one in favor of J B Porter & Bon vs VV II Howell and Emma Howell, the other in favor of J N Ch neyvs Mrs Emma Howel and W H Howell and sold subject to a mortgage given by Mrs EmmaHowellto Atlas Savings & Loan Asso ciation for S2OO, dated the 18th day *t February, 1893, and recoided in book l -UU” of deeds and due 5 years after date as the property of the de fendants. » Also at the same time and place, all that tract or parcel of land lying in Fleyd county, Ga., just beyond the limits of the town ot East Rome, known and distinguished as lot >o. twenty-four (-4) according to the map of the Hicks survey of the Co ley farm ; said map being of record in book ‘X” page 66 in the clerk's office. Levied on by virtue of ail. fa. issued from the Floyd Stipe rior court in favor of John N Kike.r vs D C Campbell, as the property of the deieudant Also at the same time and place, that tract of land lying and being in the 23rd district and 3rd section of Floyd county. Ga., and being a pait of land lot No 326, described as follows: begin ning at a point in Ayer’s Mill road 800 feet from the center of Dean street, thence running southwesterly 1384 feet to a poin', thence east 768 feet to a stase, thence northeasterly 1121 feet to the cen ter of said Ayer's Mill road opposite a s'ake set upou the edge of said road by J G Barnwell, sur veyor, i hence along said road 10 chains to the beginning point, containing 18% acres more ox less, snd being known as part ot lot ■ E” in plat of survey made byeaid Barnwell, said lot "E” ■reaid Barnwell tur»ey, originally containing 28% acres, and being the tract ol land conveyed by deed on the 19th ot March, 1887, from W E GlantontoJ D Gwaltney and recorded in book •‘J .1,” page 676, of deeds of said com ty Os Floyd with all rhe rights, members and appurtenances in anywise appertaining. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage 11 la issued from f loyd superior court in favrrofW W Brooks vs J D Gwaltney as the property of the defendant. Abo at the same time and place, an undivided two-sixths interest in 283 acres of land in the 4th district and 4th section of Floyd co nty, Ga„ same being parts of land lots Nos 1 -6, |147, 178. 179 aud 183 and known as the W K Vann home place, a plat and survey whereof as made by J H Kt ynolds, county surveyor, being of record in the clerk's office of Floyd superior court iu book "A” of homesteads, page 326, said undivided two-sixthe interest being levied on as the prop erty of ■ he defendants, J D Vann and M A Vann, an undivided one eixrh interest [belonging to each of said defendauts and th.x said M a Vann residing on,BSi<i Itvieu property, —fieyjed on by a virtue of afl fa issued from Floyd superior court in favor of 8 P Smith vs J D Vanli and Mrs. M A Vann, as the property of the defend ant. Also at the same time and place, lots Nos 1 and 2 in the town of North Rome, Ga., formerly Forestville, near Rome, Ga., containing one-half acre each, more or less, according to the survey of said tewn, bounded on the north by the Kingston road or avenue, on the east by Cham bers street, on the south by lot No 3, on the west by property owned by the M Dwinell estate, also the south half of lot No 230, in ths 23rd dis trict and 3rd section of Flovd count?, Ga ex cept 15 acres in the nortbeas t corner of said half ot said lot, the lot containing 180 acres, more or less Also lot 146 known a« the Parton lot, in North Rome, bounded ou tea northeast by church street, on too house lot, and containing one-half or less, also on the w .st half of lot No WS iu North Rome, fronting cn Kingston erjjAgf. f>2% feet, running due south 210 loot on the west by another street by’ virtue of a H ta issued from the in favor of E i’Tre.tdanay the property th.* one i.iout hands high. it Bro-. A Levied mortgage in lavor of Baas J«r!T riul• r nnltffl?* S-i. - ' 7 *JBno3, also owned by Jell' Wright, of all 1a i-stied iroin the RMHHMFtce court of the 919th district, G M, in tavordf W H Coker & Cojrs Lewis Thurman, as the property of the defendant . Also at the same time and place, on all that tract ar.d parcel of laud lying and being in West Rome Flosd county, Ga , and known ae lot No Mio plat Os West Rome by the West Rome Land Co. Levied on by virtue of afl fa issued from the Floyd justice court of the 9l9tn dis trict g M in favor of Wm Dougherty & Co ys Henry L Earp, and Airs Heury L Earp as the property ot the defendant. Levy made by U B AJso at the same t’me and place, one four horsepower engine mounted on sills, made hr Frick & Co and known as an Eclipse engine; also 1 40 saw cotton gin,No— gin feeder, No— all fortv saw and made by Gu'lett Gin Co; also one No 14 Dixie cotton fan with suction pipe, meta elbows and wooden a»ta< hments of every kind; also one iron pullev 18x10 incnes, one iron pulley 36x8 inches- Levied on by virtue of a mortgage tl fa Issued from the Floyd city court in favor of Geo M Battey vs Wa B Formby.as the property of tbe defendant. ~ . Aisoat the same time and place, one black home mnle named Henry, It vied on by virtue of a mortgage ti fa issued from the Floyd city cou tiu lavor of Bass Bros & , T 9 ue ” man, as the property of the defendant. Also at the same time and place all that tract or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the county of Floyd and state of Georgia and Described ae lot No 9 in block ‘ B” of the Flow ers addition to Forestville, according to a map ot said addition, said lot fronting on Orchard street 50 feet and running back tobheihley Bt.. on the south l>ne 117 feet, and on the north side or line 130; said 10. bei-gapart of the Aye ok place and lormerly known as a part of Timbnc too. Said property pointed cut by pla ntlff s attorneys, Levied on by virtue of afl fa issued from the Floyd 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 same time and place, a certain lot in the town of DeSoto, now the 4th ward of Home, in Floyd county, ijing and being on tht oorth side of Pine street, which street runs westward from the Summerville road or street and leaves said road or street at ths southeast corner of the lot now owned by G M O Bryan and sister, on the north side of s.id Fine street said lot frenting on said street one hundred feet and running back north one hundred and twen tv-five feet. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from the Floyd gpoerior court in favor of K W Berryuill vs Asa Trammell, as the property of the defendant. Also at the same time and place, lot of land No 887 situated in the\3d district and 4rh section of said county, containing 40 acres, Levted on bv virtue of a fl fa issued from lhe Fb>yd\jiis tics court of the 924th district. G M in favor of R B Reeves for the use of K M Strick.and vs J F Russell, as the property of the defendant. Levy made by J H Whorton. L C. Also at the same time and place, two houses and the lot, upon which the defendants now re side situated in the fifth ward of the city ol Rome. Floyd county, Ga, fronting on Coosa street 77 feet, more or Iris, and running back 8- feet to the property ot M .rands Damiel, bound ed on the west by the proder# of Mrs Wm Co I mer. Levied on by virtue of afl fa issued from I Floyd Superior oourt in fjrvor of Mrs Mary E Comer for use of rfllcers of Floyd superior court vs Jas Richardson, Thos Richardson ami Warren Richardson, ae the property of the de fendants. Aleo at the same time and place, a parcel ot land situated in that portion of Floyd county Ga, known as -New Kt me,” being part of laud lot No 357, in the 23d district and 3*i section of said couuty and described as follows: Begin ning at the intersection and southwest cormr of Tennessee Aveuue and Seventh streeiaxd run ning along s.id Tennessee avenue s 6 deg and 45 min, w ,a distance ot 2z6 feet, thence due weft 152 feet thence s 5 degw 202 feet, thence south 84 deg 30 mins wB6 leet, thence s 3 deg w 237 feet, thence n 83 deg 30 mil s, w 70 feet thence s 5 oeg 3 min, w 786 feet thence w 1 deg s 669 feet, thence n 26 deg 30 mln e 1782 feet with the line of the 1 urnace company’s property to a wuite oak tree, thence s 68 deg 4u miu e 340 feet along 7th street to the beginning corner, con taining 17 acres, more or lets, also that part of land in iot No 357 described as follows: Begin ning at a point 95’1 feet due south from then e corner of lot No 357 tnenee running due >outb along the land line between lot No 3’>7 and 356 a distance of 1100 feet thence due west a distance of 1000 leet to Tennessee avenue, thence along said avenue n 6 deg 4.7 m in east a distance of 81b feet to Hv.rtt r’s c< rmr thence s 88 deg )5 mine 159% feet to aio loos alley thence al<-ng said alley n 6deg 45 min east a distance of 350 leet to Cedar street, thence a ong sain street n 44 deg 15 min ea distance ox 270 feet, thence 575 deg east a distance ot 570 feet to the beginning corner, containing 22 1-2 acres more or less, reserved iu this parcel of land is the right of way of ih-c K ■S C SR siding to furnace and the right of way of the Rome st K R running across onecorner. Lt vied on bi virtue of a mortgage fi fa issueu from the Floyd Superior court in favor ot j • King vs New Rome Laud Co as the property of the defendant. Also at the same time and place, all thattract or parcel of land si uated anu being in the 4th wardot the city of Rome, Floyd county, Ga . lormerly the town ot DeSoto, and described ae follows, to-w.t: being a lot ou which a new framed building ie erected near the city bridge on the OostauaUla river ou sth avenue and 12 feet in addition fro i> tne wall of the said build ing on the river si ue ot said lot, waking the lot in ad about 33 feet front ou 6th avenin , .order ly Alabama road, aud running back Hit feet par allel with the line ot 10l adjoining owned by asa Trammell aud bounded as iodo we; Gmhe noxth w et by lot < wned by Asa ITamnieli and in the rear and side toward the river by land owned by D. B. Hamilton and d.ecnb d in deed wade by Aea Trammell to D B Hamilton, dated Deo 11, 1889, sold for purchase m .ney of eaio lor, deed having been filed in the clerk s office ot the su peiiox court in accoidance with tne statute, by virtue of superior court ti la in f.v.ror DB Hamilton vs MAWiwpeeand Nat Harns, ad ministrate™ ot the estate of Mary A Wuupee, as." lhe pro, erty of tbe deieudant. Also at the same time and place, being lot No 30 “A” in Smith subdivision near East Rome line, bounded on the norm by East Rome line ot boundary street, west by lot No 29 -A” and lhe east by lot No 1 “a”, frontu g on East Rome line street 50 feet and running back south same width 180 feet, same being on the west siue of the house owned by the said Mrs E J Wimpse; all In the 23d district and 3d section of Floyd county, Ga. Levied on by virtue of a mot tgage fi ta issued from the Floya superior court in fa vor ot Hamilton <& Co vs Mrs 1£ J Wtmpee, as the property of the defendant. Aleo at the same time aud place, all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the city ot Rome,Floyd Co,Ga, ana being part of lot ’oone hundred ano ninety-two (192) in Coosa division of said city and derenbeo a- follows: Fronting <>a.2nd.avenue ninety-live (95) leet and running -back same width, one bundled and eighty thiee (183) feet and - bounded ou the norm tiy the nrs Brooks lot, on the west by S. Featherstone lot, on South by J W Rounsaville lot aud on east by 2ndVvenue, formerly Howard street. Levied on by virtue of| three 11 fas issued from tee Floyu justice court of the 919th district, G M. all in favor of G .« Redmon vs J J O’Neill & Son, as the proporty of J J O’Neill, one ot the defendants. Also at the same time and place, one blaok horse mule about 9 years old, medium size, named John; also one black horse mule about 4 years old, about 16 1-2 hands high anu named George. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fi fa issued from the Floyd city court iu tavir or The Farmers’ Alliance Co Operative Co vs W B Ragan, as the proiierty of the uefaiidant. Also atihe same time and place, ouu furniture wagon, one oval glass nickul- idated 6-foot shqw case, one fl it iiickel-plato^^tegMjaM^fl, w ..in M i* i jA •IH"' ■ 'i. i' Js o - I^''' crackers, f-etiec on by vii tim fa issued from Floyd city couit i.i O C Leob vs E L Melton, as the property of the de fendant , , , . Aleo at the same time and place, one twen y horse power engine aud b filer, Nagle mike, one saw mill, Haglemake; eaid saw null consists of carriage, saw frame one 4S-inch ciruu ar taw and about 70 feet of 12-inch lubber belting. Levied on by virtue of amoitgagefl fa issu d from Floyd'city court io favor ol G M Redman and uro vs v» P McLtod for the purchase money of s id machinery; said engine and saw miili .- now located and can be seen on what is known a-|the Trim ole place seven and a naif uilee north of Rome, near Jones’ mill. Also at the same time and place, all that tract or parcel of land, situated in cue Coosa Division ot the City ol Rome, sloyd count?, Ga., ano being parts of city lots Nos. 99, 100 and 101 u said coosa Devision, of said City ol Kone an bounded and Described as follows: Commenc ing at tne North corner of second avenue and East First street and running along second ave nue towards Broad street (46) forty-six feet, thence at right angler from East First street across lots Nos. 99, 100 and HU. a distance ol ninety feet to the property of John 1. W ar.ics rhence ut light angl< a with tae last tx-eirii.iiHti •ine, an<l <>u the line oividin r lut» Nos. h»' lU2 and running to East First street and thni c, n a straight line alorg East First street io the Stirling point: being toe inters* ctioii ot E ist First street and Secund av nue, the »-anie being known as the exnress office corner, witn ad tne improvementstbeieon, by viitue <»f an execu tion issued bv the .Superior cou r t, ot bl yu county, in favor of H. J Johnson ior the na of Mm. Mary Weber and her five minor chil dren, vs. J. King, principal and S. S. King, security, on administrate! ’s bond as the piop erty of J. King. JaKE C. Letters of Administration. GKORGI A—Floyd county: To all whom it may concern—Henry M. Penn, having in proper form applied to me for per manent etters of administration on the estate of Hiram 8. Penn, late of said county, this is to citealland singulai the creditors mil next of kin of Hiram B. Penn to be and appear at my ofliee witbin the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, why permanent admin istration mould not be granted to Henry M. Penn on Hiram S. Penn’s estate. Wilu-.es my hand and official signature, this 4th day of De cember,lß93. JOHN P. DAt'IS, 12-6-w4w Ordinary. Year’s Support. GEORGIA, Floyd Connty. 'GO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NO i tice is hereby given, that the appraisers ap pointed to set apart and assign a year’s support to Elizabeth Camp, the widow ol Hotea M. Camp, deceased, bare filed their award, and unless good and sufficient cause is shown, the .ame will be made the judgment of the court at the December term, 1893. of the court of or dinary. This Nov. 6th, 1893. JOHN P. DAVIS, Ordinary * H-Waw-flOd ROME R. R. OF GA. AND W. & A. R. R. “The Old Reliable.” Safest and most desirable line between Homs and Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville. No waiting on connections or delayed trains All trains leave on schedule time from Rome Railroad depot, foot of Broad street. one block from Armstrong Hotel, KT-Only four blocks from the New Central Hotel. No Change of Cars, Through Coaches on all Trains Be tween Rome and Atlanta. A Close connections in Union depots at Atlanta and Chattanooga with all trains diverging. Loave Rome, daily at,7:45 am 2:50p ra Arrive Atlanta “ 11:05 am 6:25 pm RKTUBNINO. \rH’L A n’ anta ’ dj,ly nt 8:00 a m 3:10 p. Arnveßome •• ....1l:i0am 6:20 n tinn° r rTi ap9 ’ fol<l6 ™ antl an > d- sired inform 1 1 . c. K. AYER, J. AliliAlE, Ticket Age. G P k W. u’, a f j £. f. » WESTERN & ATLANTIC R. R. AND Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Ry. 3 Daily Trains TO Chattanooga, Nashville, . Cincinnati, Chicago, Memphis, St. Louis. McKEJS’SIJE ISOUTE TO Ar m nsas and Texas Emigrant Rates. folders add any desired informa tlo. ,T. W HICKS, Trav. P. A., 3G 5?»11 Street, Atlanta. Ga. Or J(X. JROWN, C. E. HARMAN, Traffic Manager, Gen’l Pass/Agent- KMHMPoints n the North and Northwest. J’ ,ie haS two elegant trains AtL.cta and Chicago. No 6 No 8 10 30 am 820 pm N(J&StL. 3<o pm 107 am HuMiJie, L&N 720 pm 620 am E & H 120 am 106 pm Haute. C<& E 1 435 am 427 pm C<& E 1 947 am 940 pm 6 “Chicago and Atlanta Limited” is train with Pullman sleepers dining car is attatched to at Danville, enabling the passengers breakfast en route. This train also sleepers from Jacks vnville, Fla., Tenn., to Chicago. 8. ‘-W'i.rld’s Fair Special,” runs Atlanta and Chicago and is elegant Pullman Pailor Buftt AG • PALME ft, g. p. a. E.&7. II R. R. Pass. Agt. Evansville, Ind. Tenn. Po KT Lnr“ ZZ O TJ 3=Bl S llUlilu -To- - Atlanta Leave Rome Rome Daily at - 8:35 a.m Arrive Atlanta ... ll:10a.m Leave Rome - - - - 11: ;30 a.m Arrive Atlanta - - . 2:30 p.m Leave Rome- - - . - 11:10 a.m / Arrive Atlanta ... - 1:50 a.m* ail on t?. o. jsivrxTia:, Pass. Agt.. Armstrong House. J. J. FARNSWORTH, Division Passenger Agent. B. W. WRENN, Gen, Pass, and Ticket Agt. G. W. Witeher ) Petition for reforms vp, s tion and partition in the Mrs. M. F Ca’dwell, | *’!< nd SSuneiiur Court, Ix-nora Rainwater. ) September Teim, 1893. Martha Ellen Caldwell [ Wm. Albert Caldwell. ) 11 appearing to tha court by th A return of the sheriff in the above stated cusp, that the defend ants do not reside in said county, and it further anpeM ing that they do not r-side in this state and that, it is necessa-y to perfect service on said difendant by publication, ills hereby or dered t hit service on sail vefendante be per fected bv publication in the ILme Tribune twice amonthfor two months. i’ ov. 15. 1 -93. VV .M. HENRY, 11 24.2111 V?™ ' ' - ' GEORGIA— Floyd County: G. W. Witcher ) Petition for reforms vs. > tion and partition in Mrs M. F. Caldwell, ) Floyd Superior Court, Lenoiu Rainwater. | September Term, 1893. Mailft Ellen Caldwell, > Wm. Albert Caidwell I , To the defi-ndan sin the above stated case: You are hereby notified and commanded to bo and appear at the next term of the Superior court to be held in and for said county of Floyd on the fourth Monday in Marek, 1894. then and tKere to answer the plaintifl’s petition for ref ormation and partition. Asin default 'hereof said court will proceed as to justice shall apper tain. Witness the Honorable W. M. Henry, Judge of said couit, this November 15, 1898. WM. E. BEYSIEGEL, Clk. 8. C. F. C. G«.