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KKEW TOO MUCH,
And His Wedding Cost Him a
Little Extra
ON Hl3 FIRST JOURNEY.
Didn't Have to Show Tickets.
Pretty Good Sized Man
After All.
C. F. Daly, general passenger agent
of the Lake Erie and Western was stand
ing one afternoon in the Union depot
at Kansas City. The west bound
trains had backed up on their allotted
tracks and were receiving their passen
gers. A tall, well dressed man with a
lady on bis arm presently approached
the rear sleeper on the Burlington train.
Mr. Daly's experienced eyo told him at
a glance that they were bride and
groom. Without hesitation or inquiry
of any kind the man was proceeding to
hand his bride up the steps of the Pull
man sleeper when the conductor de
manded his tickets.
■ “Oh, I have got my tickets all right,’’
replied the tourist. “I know where 1
am going, and I don’t need to show my
tickets to you.”
, “1 am very sorry at having to incon
venience you,” replied the conductor
affably, “but my instructions are not
to allow any one to get on my train
without first seeing his tickets.”
“There is no law to make me show
you my tickets,” growled the man. “I
haven't got to, and I don’t mean to, 1
tell you. I know where lam going,
have got my tickets and am able to
take care of myself. lam no jay, out
on my first trip abroad.”
"I am sorry,” again replied the con
ductor courteously, “but my instruc
tions are peremptory. Stand aside,
please, and let these other passengers
Into the car.”
“Oh, show him your tickets, dear,
and do not make all this fuss about so
simple a matter,” sweetly remarked
the bride.
"No, 1 will not,” replied the gentle
man. “1 haven't got to, and now that
my ire is aroused over this thing I don’t
propose to bqck down. I know where
I am going and how to take care of my
self.”
“There isour superintendent of car
service. You may speak to him about
this matter, ” said the conductor hs he I
saw his superior officer approach. “If I
he says you can board the car without '
showing your ticket, why, it will be
all right.”
“What is the trouble here?” asked
the car superintendent as he came up
to see what the altercation was about.
“Your conductor demands that I
•how him my ticket before I board the
car,” replied the man. “I say I have
not got to and do not mean to. I know
where I am going and am able to look
after myself.”
“Have you got your tickets?” asked
the superintendent.
“Yes, I have them in my pocket all
right. 1 know what lam doing.”
“Haveyou got your sleeping car tick
ets?”
"Yes, I have it all right in my pock
et. It is for section 7. I know what I
tin doing. I tell you.”
“Oh, well, let the man on the car,”
•aid the superintendent. “If he has
his tickets, as he says he has, it is not
worth while contending with him over
the matter and delaying the other pas
sengers."
The conductor stepped aside and let
the couple pass, calling the porter to
take the satchel as he did so. Present
ly the train pulled out of the depot and
was speeding across the prairies at a
rapid rate, when the conductor began
io collect the tickets in the sleeping
car. As he did so he noticed that all
the seats in section 7 wero occupied, and
he immediately surmised that there
was a peg out of place somewhere, and
that there would bo more fun with the
obstreperous passenger. He kept his
counsel to himself, however, and went
on with his collections. When he
reached section 7, he took the tickets
of the two parties occupying the seats
opposite his bridal friends, saw that
they were for that section—for the up
per and lower berths respectively—and
his surmise was thereby developed into
a certainty. Without asking the man
again for his ticket he passed through
all the other sleeping cars on the train,
took up all the tickets and found that
every berth was occuied without leav
ing any for his friends.
“Tickets, please,” demanded the
train conductor. The man drew forth
his pasteboards, and the conductor ex
amined them closely.
' “These tickets do not read over this
road," remarked the conductor as he
folded them up and handed them back.
I “This is the direct route to Denver
from Kansas City. Your tickets read
round by Pueblo.”
“ What is the fare from Kansas City
to Denver?” asked the man.
“The fare is $18.15, ” replied the train
conductor—“sß6.3o for two.” The
money was counted out witnout a wora.
I "Can you sell me a berth?” asked the
man, turning to the sleeping car con
ductor.
“I am very sorry, but every berth on
this train is sold. The best I can do
for you is to put you in a chair car.
There are a few seats still unoccupied
there. Porter, take this gentleman’s
traps to the chair car. ”
I On reaching the door of the car the
man turned, and in a tone of voice loud
e lough to be heard by every one in the
car said
"Conductor, at the suggestion of this
lady, my wife, 1 want to make you a
humble apology for my hoggishness for
refusing to show you my tickets in the
first place. There was no occasion for
it. I thought 1 could take care of my
self, but now 1 find 1 cannot. 1 have
had to pay for my ill breeding, but no
more than 1 deserve. 1 want to apol
;oeize as nubliclv as the offense was
committed. You have acted tne gen
tleman all through this affair, and 1
now humbly apologise to you as 1
ought.”—Chicago Post.
In Defeuss ot the Weed.
The American silver weed, or tobac
co, is an excellent defense against bad
air, being smoked in a pipe, cither by
itself or with nutmegs shred and rew
seeds mixed with it, especially if it be
nosed, for it clcanseth tho air and
choaketh, suppresseth and disperseth
any venomous vapor. It hath singular
and contrary effects, it is good to warm
ono being cold, and will cool one being
hot. All ages, all sexes, all constitu
tions, young or old, men and women,
tho sanguine, tho cholerick, the melan
choly, tho phlegmatick, take it without
any manifest inconvenience; it quench
eth thirst, nnd yet will make one more
able and fit to drink: it abates hunger,
and yet will get one a good stomach;
it is agreeable with mirth or sadness,
with feasting and with fasting; it will
make ono rest that wants sleep, and
will keep one waking that is drowsie;
it hath an offensive smell to some, and
is more desirable than any perfume to
others. That it is a most excellent pres
ervation, both experience and reason do
teach.
It corrects the air by fumigation, and
it avoids corrupt humors by salivation,
for when ono takes it either by chew
ing it in the leaf, or smoking it in the
pipe, tho humors are drawn and brought
from all parts of the body to the stom
ach, and from thence rising up to the
mouth of the tobacconist, as to the
hclme of a sublimatory, are avoided and
spit*, en out. —'' A Brief Treatise, ” 1665.
Aus tvered.
I heard a good story the other day
about a matrimonial agency. An elder
ly man had three daughters, who ruled
him with a rod of iron. Weary of their
tyranny, he advertised in a paper for a
wife. Next day ho received three re
plies—one from each of th** daughters!
—Exchange.
Bright—“l’d like to know what’s the
matter with my watch. Ir, keeps very
good time.” Rigus—“Maybe it’s the
proposed change in the tariff. The re
publicans say that’s the cause of all the
bard tim e.”
Chris Evans, the train
law, has been found guilty
'be ti st deg r ee ar Fresno,
p nalty fixed at imprisobent
Bool’s Sarsaparilla has cured many afflicted
with ibeumat era, and we urge all who mffer
from this disease to give IMs medicine a trial,
Forgeries reaching $3 000 caused tie
arrest of Col. G. J. Rice, late contracting
agent of the Cincinnati Southern rail
road at Chattanooga
Karl’s Clover Hoot will purify~youi
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear as
as a bell. 25c. and 50c. Fur sale by D.
W. Curry.
Three distinct shocks of earthquake
were lellin Illinois and Indiana.
Itching, burning, scaly and crus’y
scalps of infants cleansed and healed and
quiet sleep restored by Jobuson’s Oiien
t>lsoap. Sold at D. W. Curry’s, Kom<,
Georgia.
A break in the Illinois and Michigan
canal at Ottawa, Hl., caused >50,010
damage.
Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins. Chattanooga
Tenn., says: “Shiloh’s Vitalizer saved
my life.’ I consider it the bear, remedy
for a debilitated system 1 ever uxed.”
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Price 75 cts. For sale by D. W.
Curry.
A striking illustration—the picture of
a przi fight.
Shiloh’s Vitalizer is what you need for
constipation, loss of appetite, dzz'no-s
atid all symptoms of dtspepsia. Price
10 and 75 cents per bottle. Fur Bale by
D. W. Uurrv.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’sCastoria.
A little Ge'tnantowu girl, on being
driven past the Washington Lane
tery, asked b r mother if that WnS where
all the butter was made.
Magnetic Nervine quiets the nerves,
drives sway bad dreams and gives quiet
rest and peaceiul S eep. 3 >ld at D. VV.
Curry’s drug store. R me. Ga.
The national congrtss of farmers, in
session at Savannah, (la., has chosen B.
F. Clayton, of lowa, president.
BROWN’S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
di gostion & Debility.
Crank John Wesigartb, who called a
meeting of 10,000 armed and mounted
men in Chicago, has been sent to an Illi
nois asylum.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Threatened with shooting by an anon
ymous correspondent, Goveruor Jones,
of Alabama, found him out and read
him a severe lecture.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Ingleside Rr treat. —For diseases of
Women. Scientific treatment and cures
guaranteed. E rgant apartments for la
dies before and during confinement. Ad
dress The Resident Physician 71 72
Baxter Court. Nashville, Tenn.
8-22-d& wAnn_
THE WETKL* TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1898.
SUjSßand
Correct?
i These are important questions to'
consider in employing a young man I
for your office. They arc equally im-i
' portant to the sick man who is going'
to buy medicine.
Rankin’s
Buchu and
Juniper
• Combines both of these qualities. It'
IS QUICK TO ACT and ■
CORRECT IN RESULTS.!
For all KIDNEY and BLADDER I
t-oubles it has no equal. Try it and'
; ; be convinced- - '
' J Sold by all druggists. •
i For sale by fi. W. Curry.
60c ts„and * J* -V _IU
SI.OO per BotaSSSl fl ■?J| 3R
One cent a dose.
. This Cheat Cough Cuf.u promptly cures
where all others faiL Cougho, Croup, Sorr
Throat, Hoarseness, WhoopisT Cough ary
Asthma. For Consumption it no rival;
has cured thousands, and will CUIUS YOU if
taken in time. Cold by Druggists on a guar
antee. For a Lame Back or Cbpct, use
SHILOH'S BELLADONNA PLASTERJSo.
Q HI LO H’STWpATARR H
Have you catarrh ? This remedy is guaran
teed to cure you. Price, WctQ.
sale by D. W. Curry.
The United States has never suffered
from any disease tnat has caused such
fearful results as has LaGrippe. Koval
Germetuer has never failed to cure it
quickly where used.
BEUABLE EVIDENCE.
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 28, 1803.
•‘Tn January last 1 had a violent attack
of LaGrippe. I was advised bv a friend
to use Royal Germetuer, which cured me
in a couple of days. I was again attacked
by the grip' this month, and profiting Iy
my former experience I commenced at
once with Germetuer and did not have
to go to bed. 1 consider it a specific for
LaGrippe. L. Stuart.”
Keep the bowels open with Germetu r
Pills.
King's Royal Germetuer Co., A Han la.Lra.
—ft |s2s to SSO
Gentlemen. u*ing or M-llhur
“Old Reliable Plater.” Gnly
jy\. practical way to replate ruaty and
- worn kn>v®«H fork*, spoons, rlr;
[ quickly done by dipping iu nnlu<l
I 31 metal. No experi’’nce, polUhing
or machinery. Thick plate at one
operation; lasts 5 to 10 rears: fint»
finish when taken from the plat'-r.
Every family has plating to do.
WeJ&i!“. f-r Plat'T*• Ils readily. Profits large.
L . w. r. liurrboa A Co., Columbus,O.
Pleading guilty to a conspiracy to
cheat, insurance c >m?anies oat of $20,-
000, on the fij’itious drowning of W. B.
Giegg, John Clark and Gregg, of Du
luth, may get a life sen'nnce.
Shiloh’s Cure, the great cough d
cr<>up cure, is in great demand. Pocket.
S'Ze cunraitis twenty five ‘oses, only V 5
ceu'B. Children love it. S >’d by drug
gists. For sale by I*, w f'urry.
The Maryland 8 a'.e Grange has also
kicked at Secretary Morion.
Why undergo terrible sufferings and
""dansr er your life vh.n 'ba
o ed bv .1 < panese Pile Cure; guaran aed
D. W. Cu ry. R-m-. Ga.
For the murder of Alice Martin, Geo.
H. Painter, of Chictgo was hung.
Midland college (Ltf'herar) has been
closed at Atkinson, Kao., because of a
scarlet fever epidemic.
Buckieu’s zlruicaSalve.
The Best Salve iu the wurld for Cute,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give (effect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box.
For sale by D. W. Curry, druggist.
Visitor—“ And wb eh the older, Tom
my, you or Willi. ?” Willie— ‘ We’re tie
away.” Visitor (mystified)—“What do
you mean by tie away?” Tummy—“Aw,
we’re twins.”
Karl’s Clover Root, the great Blood
Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and cures constipation,
25c., 500. For sale by D. W. Curry.
Blobbs—“I wouldn’t tell a secret to
Wigwag.” Slobbs—“Why not?’ Bloobs
“He’s in charge of a bureau of informa
tion. He can’t keep anything to him
self.”
Shiloh’s Cure is sold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. It is the
best cough cure. Only one cent a dose.
25 cts ,50 cts. and SI.OO. For sale by D.
W. Curry.
The French government will be pres
sent to the Sra*e of N w York all or
nearly all of its educational exhibit
which was at the World’s Fair.
Public Sale i f Valuable City
Propel ty.
WHKRBaS.
A| nl the diet ex»cate ana‘-elir
r to th* S cu ity luvt-rtu «dl Company, u
Hiidgepoit <j*un..a ated io certain p opertx
h» n iutM t» r dercrib d, f< r the purp<*e of ar
c a runt t m»-i»t of t*oo i tan no'e», »acl
r r he ruiu ot «*ne tlx u-a d du lars priucipa
e»uh dated on the sal 'fl nt <1 *y of pr»i,.aM.an<i
each dtiM ttvw ye a»Ur ante, aud alnu l»e i
i • ereet cou p no ee eac fur t.i.e t»uin ol f37.Mi,
ami alsoieu coupoi i otea f<>r the mu.
us five loi'ara• ac«, ali- f kpiu intuieat c< upon
nr'te* beat in ' dale «»n said tir-t d«y of Aplll
1>93, a« u t*u of •a d 1 meresl C »up<»n n« t- e foi
the i-um of $3 60, and « lie ol aal inteieat C»u
pun ii>h i the-urn of (Mlbeu >wnug dueano
payable on ti e first nays or Octo' ei and Aprt
in e» ch \ear legpt-v iveiy after ent I fir»-t flat ol
April .894. Inciudiut tie first day of < cioliei
I*9 , b s drs iuterti-t alter ma ur «y at the at*
•4 eight pt-i c* nt p raubiim, and also to s cure
the pay no ni.« f U n per Cent, as atiorueys’ leee
•>u the whole am >uut t-houhi rukl notes m.d deed
• i e pl. c« din the halide- ot an altoruev a<- law for
collecti« u aawiliiuorc fully appear by reier
f-i cr-lußani • ee •. recorded’ in : VV” of
De ds, pago 203, CleikS uilice, Fioyd Superior
Couit.
'nd wbe;«*a«, the said James if. Dupree
Fgre* d in a .id «o ed th >t if default be n-a< e ii>
<br- | roii'pt pay nieot “t ei'her «>f said interest
c »up n i.otei’ as stipulated, then the p'iaoioai
or said obligati n, m the dißCie ion us the hold
er. should Ik come du acd pay»b e at the date
of eueb default, aeu ts at the raid S< C'«ri'y lu
v« sum nt Company ebuu d b> au'toiiz <l, at its
'll, tuß*l< Ba <» p • iy at public outcry iu
ord» rio pay eaid debt before the comt hom-e
d m f in the count* of Fl<>y<l t<> ihe hirbe-t bid
d‘r f«»r Cash, Hfier advr- Lbing the time, place
I ami terinHuf sale in a ut gei.eral cir
oulition in a id county ol Fioyd oncu a week for
f.'U' weeks
Anu wborene, the Raid James F Dupree did
m»ke default on the fl f-t day of October
in tue pay in nt «f <hv interest coupon notes chat
nay du , au«l by reason us t-aid ileiaulttbe prtn
p»l hi d iineie tof s.i’i . bligatiuu has become
uue. and rem <lm* unpaid.
So v. therefor-*, by virtue of ihe power grante
in add deed. *ewiil sell at. put lie our.c>y, be
fore »he court house uoorin Floyd county, Geo
yi , on ti e tir-t Tuesday in D*ceu ber 1893
vs i.in ihe legal hours . f sale to the highest bid
de f»i cash, the follow ng des**, ibed property,
le-wii: Oue cc. tain city lot with all Itn prove
inenrs thur<*'»ii, in the birth * ard of the cicy ot
R me, E’oyd county, Georgia, fronting < n Main
aiieei o w h'mtred and orty five (U ) free aud
running bnCk two hundred and Haht
b uud’-d uoi h and ea-t by Cantrell's proper y.
south by Blanche htreet and weet by Main etreet.
Knid >«a)e will be had ar.d titles made an<i pro
ceed di&tiibnied h m provided in said deed (Kook
•• v V ” page 2P3 ) fif'i to (he pay me i t of Said
d<bc wit'» 'merest .md acto Leva’ lees and
pe -ses of h's proceeding and ihe lemainder, if
»Di, to Raid Jainea F Impree. Th« am nnt due
in J.OSu.Oh, betides imete t <*n sain enm since
oct let. I 93 and a torneys’ fees aud expenses.
Te» m e »• h.
THn. >* CURITY IWIfSIMKNT COMPANY,
By Host-if .mod Uarriß, their Attorneys at law.
11-7 law-30(1
Year’s Support.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; NOTICE
is herrb> uiven t’ at the ap< raise-b appointed
to sec apait and assign a y ar’e tuppot io Mrp.
Jane i andrnin. »f*e widow of Kmj Lai.drum,
dece'ped, have fl'ed ibeir award and unless
g<>oi ano ufficient cause be shown, the same
will be mad' «h-j <d ginent of the court ar. the
December term, 1*93, of the court or ordinary.
ThK Nov. 6th. 1893. JOHN P. DAVIB,
II 8-law 30J Ordinary.
Notice of Local Legislation.
Notion ia hereby given that a bill will b« in
t od' cert at the rex' .e.aion if t e Heirgla
L.gi-1- nre io establish voting place* in the
tev. ral wards <»t the <*i ><> Rome lor municipal,
county, state and nali >nal election", anil to pro
vide i. ui.alters fur boding elec i ions at such
Voting plxoee,
ahum bill to require the tax collector cf Floyd
county to ke-p an ins 1 vent t.x digest in
which Hhill lie entered ihe of all persons
whof.il to pay tu-tr tux-e as required by aw,
and ro require sui<> tax coliertor to inruieh cor
rectliau-of auei tax ilfaute.a to th. mana
ger- <>f all election preciacu and v<>tu g place!
in said county. 10-law-30d.
Notice of Sale.
Vhereas on the 20th day of April 1891, Henry
L Karpe, of Floyd < ouuty, Georgia, was the
owner of eix shades ut stock in the >atioDHl
Mu'ual Buibdng and Lo*n An-ociation of Npw
Y'ork, ami on Rai<i day obtained a loan < 1 s<oo
f»o said asfocia’ion. and executed anddeiiv
eied ro it a b-nd condiii'iJ* d to jay said sum
with inteie tat the mte of s«x er cent per an
num until paid, t"ge her with a month
ly i reiniuin ut fo hr }eats. or un'il
Hie cir it-r ma uriiy of eaid sbarve, should they
mature bet« r« ibe expiiadon • f eight yoaie.und
iu addition iht reto ihe i uni of th*ve dolUr- and
etxiy cerne t<»r the monthly <iues of said six
shares wbi< h jnt< rest, prt uvum and duea a<e
patabeoDor bef< r the last buxines'* day of
ev»ry month at theoffi eot B<»i'i iismm iati<*n in
New Y- ik; together wi h fines, according to
thff b -laws of said association.
And uh'iws id bui d piovide*. that should
anv deiau tbe .Asade in ih>- poinent f s id in
terest, preu luiu. or fin* a <r any part
thereof, and the sai« e shall remain unpaid and
in arrears fnr ihreK nuu.iliß, tlm aioresaiU prin
cipal sum. aud any aid all sums lor interest,
pieiii'Uni an«i cues or fines shAil, ar. the op’ion
ol eaid Asbo; Lilian become due aud i ayab e im
m< diwly.
An-’ \vh*r»as. Reid Henry L Earpe has made
det »nl lor m ue than ihan three momh* in he
pHjiut-nto' said interest.p'en iuni .n il tiu^sand
fiue*-. ccning thereon, Boid association now de
c ares Bnirt piiniipa! bu “ ot toil' liuudxd do -
lain mi d ihe sum 1 one hundred and one dollars
and fin)-foil Cent- f >r interest i rc«» iuui, dues
a» d finns* due and pa» able immediately.
an i wheieasstid L Ear. e on said
da> of April *B9l ex-cu’td a* d delivered t” said
ae -o 4al ion a deed t»«-« cine ihe paiment of the
obliiat’onß mentione'i iu said bund, in which he
convpye*! to said ass< ci-dion the property heie
inaft rdepctibed and in said deed autnor zed
paid Reeciati* n u. on d-L-ult ot pay . e« is as
btrdinbef TH stated, to Sell at public out Cry to
it e h’t'hest biddwi f .r cash all us !*uid pnpeny,
oi a suHi ’le* c ’hereof to pa« all u oi.evs which
r at men be due on paid bun' s, together with
a'l c 'p»ns< s incident to pale, including ten per
<eu upon the am »un r du<‘ tor a toi!'<y>' lees
in effecting sale. 'lbe time, place and
term 8-1 s * e, to be ad ven bet* once a w**, k ior
four w eks iu some i»ui»l cg iz tte f sa d county
of Fl yd «>eiore said. >ale cakes plain
N<«w in ex ention of said authority there wi.
be so dat pubic outcry before th court house
door in Koine, Floyd couurv. <>eo gia between
the leg >1 h urs oi sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following uescriLed propeity to-wit:
All that lot piece or poc 1 ot land with the
improvemen’B hereon,lyin and b< Ingin Floid
countv, state of Georgia’, being lot nu ut»er two
hundred and «i hty-iwo (28.) in plat ot Wess
Rome by the Rome • and co npany.and bounded
as fun w.-: On the n<*rtn by an alley on ’he
east bv lot number two hundred and ♦ ighty-tive
(.85 ; on the 8< utb by lot number two hni dr* d
and eigbtj- tree (283) and on the west by Aim
etr ng avenue. ac<’ording to sai» plat, bold aa
the properly of paid Henry L Earpe.
This December 4th 1893
National Building and Loan
of '•ew Y<*ik.
By DEAN & SMITH,
12-Maw4w Petition* ra’ Attorneys.
Letters of Administration
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Jane
Landrum having in pr« per form applied to
me f»r permanent letters of administration on the
estate of Henjamin Landrum, late of said coun
ty This is to cite all and s ngular tho creditors
and next of kin of Benjamin Landrum t<»be and
appear at my < tflee within the ti t e allowed by
law. and show cause if anv they can. why per
manent. ad-i lnistration should not. be granted
to Mrs Landrum on B* Landrum's estate
Wnn p pR my hand and official denature, this 6th
day of November, 1893. JOH.n P. DAVIS,
11-8 law-30d O dinary.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
To a 1 whom it may concern: Samuel Funk
houser, having, in proper form, applied to me
for permanent Letters of Adminiirration de
bonis non. on the estate of Jam ’s G. Dailey,
late of sdd countv. this is to cite all and singu
lar the err di tor •» and next of kin of .lames G.
Dai’ey to be and ai-peir ar mv office within the
time 1 ’wpd bv law. and show c us p .if any they
esn, w y perm’»n r, nr. idrni* Dtr-fion shuti'd not
be ra. tjl to Samuel Funkh iuser on James G.
I aiies’f u't-ue
witnesxniy h ind and official signature, this
Bth day of November 1893.
oaw4w JOHN P. DAVIB, Ordinary.
for January, ls: 4.
GEORGIA. Floyd conxrv.
« 111 be told before the court bonne door ir>
be ‘•ity ot Home, Floyd county, Ga.. botweei
nr lenal hours of eale <>n tue first Tue.day n
laouairy, lent, tbe following de.c>lbtxl trop
■nj t<> wit:
< m all that tract or parcel ot 1 nd Fltuat* d,
ijinu and b .Ing in Fl.iyd countv.ua. being
.art of land lot No. 3 6 iu tbe 23rd rtlrtrictai o
Ird erctiou of H lot d county, auu more , articu
ariyde cibed as being lot o. 1, accoidiugto
in.pi.r plot if said lands, tbl, ui.pb ingoi
uuuipkiu’s aduiliou to hast Rome, record u in
•N. N.”of I.eedr, page'Bßo and 381. eairt lot be
ginning at a erne, of Kart and Howard Ave
nue, running along Howard Avenue souili
•iart 6i feet and tunning b.ck aioi g
Kart Avenue 235 feet to Hl 1 sireet. Levi. <1 o.
ty virtue of two ti. fa-, i.aueu from the Fioirt
J slice court of tbe WlSlh dlstiict G. M , one In
iav tis J B Forier & son vs W 11 Howell anu
Kmnia Ho»ell, the other in favor of ) N
Ch uey vr Mrs Emma Howel and W H Unwell
and so;dsubject to a mortgage given by Mir
Minna Howell to atla. Saving, & latan As-o
ciatiou lor s'2oo, dated the 18tn day ol February,
1891, and recoded in book * LU” of deei a and
one 5 years after date as the propeity ol the de
fendant a
Ala iat tbe .ante time and place, all that tract,
or parcel of land lying in Fleyd county, Ga..
ju-i beyond the I tuitsof tbetown oi East K- me,
ano ■ n and iiistibguisbi das lot o. tweiitv-loui
(.4) aceoroing t i the map of the Hicks sol ve, of
the co ley larm ; said map being of record in
book* X” page 66 in tbe clerk's office. Levied
on by virtue cf a fl. fa, issued from 'he Floyd
Bup. rior court iu favor of .loha N Kik« r v. D c
Campbell, aa tbe prot erty of the deieudaut
Aiaoa. tbe sama lime and place, that tract of
land .ying and being in tbe 23rd strict ai <l3r<>
rtciion of Fk yd countv. ua , ard beings pait
ot land lot hoSie. ce-cribed as f llows: begin
uing a< a poiut in Ayer's Mill road3oo feet from
he cen.er of Dean street, thence
'unring southwesterly 1384 fret to a
polo , thence eart 758 feet 'o a
stare, thence noribeasterly 1121 feet to the cen ■
ier of ssid Ayer s Mill road opposite a s'ake set
upon ths edge of raid road by J G Barnwell ru ■
v--yor, 'hence aloi g Sam road lOcnatusto the
beginning point, containing 18% acres more or
leer, and Oring known as pait ol tot E”in piai
of survey made by said Barnwell, said lot ‘ E”
'raid Barnwell rur.ey, original y containing
28!/, acres, and being tbe tract oi land convert d
by deed on'he lltib ot Ma'Ch, 18s7, fr. in w E
Gla' tontoJ D Gwaltney and recor. ed in book
•‘J .1,” page 67 >, of deeds of said cow ty of Floyd
with all 'be rights, members and appuitunanc s
la anywise appeitaining. Levied on by virtue
of a mortgage fl tai-sued fiom Floyd superior
court in fav ir of W W Brooke vs J D Gwaltney
as tbe property of the defendant.
Abo at iberan e time end p'.ce. an undivided
iwo eixchs interest, in 283 acres of land iu tlie
4th district and 4th sec'L n of Floyd co uty, Ga.
same being pane of land lots Nos 16, 147. 178.
inland P-3 and known as tbe XV K Vann h. me
place, a plat andsuivey when- of as made by J H
K yuold-, county surveyor, being ofr.co'd In
the e.ieik’s > fliceof Floyu superior court in h on
■•A” ot hom< steads, page 3-’b, ssid undivided
two-sixtbs mien sr. b. ii p levied on a- the mop
erty ol be d. teudan' a J D Vann and M a Vann,
an undivided one six h tnrere-t b-lunglng to
each of said defend »ncs and tha said M a Vann
re-iding on sain levied property. Levied on by
a virtue of all ft issued Hoiu Fluid super! r
court iu favor ot 8 1’ smith v» J D Vann -nd
Mrs. M A Vann, as the propei ty of tne defend
ant
Also at the same time and place lots *'o, 1
aud 2 In tbe town of North Home. Ga., formerly
Forestville, near Rome, Ga., contain!, gone-half
acieeach more or less, aceoiding t" the survey
of said town bounded on the with by the
Kingston road or avenue, ou the east bv Cham
bers street, on tbe south by lot No 3. on the west
by property owned by tbe M Dwinell est te,
also the south ball of lot No 230, In the 23rd dis
trict and 3rd section of Fl "yd conntv, Ua ex
cept l& acres in ihe northeast corner of said half
ot said lot, the I t o<>i.tainii>g 186 sees, more < r
less Also lot 146 knowuae the Parton lot, in
North R. me, b. uuoed on tbe noith>aet by
ebuich stre* t. on tne southeast by school bou e
lot and containing one-halt acre, more or lees,
also on the w St-Salt of ’ot No 16? in Noith
Home, fronting on
ruuning due south 210 i»et and B un<TctLuii_sbe
west bj another street Levied on by virtue ‘oL
a fl fa issued from tbe Floyd city c<>un In f vor
of E P Tieadaway vs W J Hall as tbe property
us tbe delei dant.
/*)so at the same time and place, one black
horse mule about five years old, about sixteen
handß high, named Bill, bought of Ka-s Bro-. &
Co. Levied un by ▼Drue ot a mortgage fl fa Is
sued f omihft Floyd city court in favor of Bass
Br< s & Co vs d '£ Mize as the property of the
deft ndant
Ait<o a? the same time and place, undivided
one-thhd interest in, lot No 464, cont <inii>g eev
t»en aores, more or les-. No 401, containing f rty
acres, more or less. No 402, c« ntainiug thirty
acres, more or le-s. No 463, containing thirteen
acres, more or less, at d No 393 containing forty
acres, more or less, in all o nUin’ng one hun
dred a« d forty more or lei-s and all lying
in the 16 h di Viet and 4 h section of Flo>d
county, Ga. Levied on by virtue o* a mortgage
fi fa is ut d from the Fl< yd sui erlnr cour< iu ia-
Vurof J H Whorton ?s agent vs Je<-se Mannas
agent, as the property of ihe def»nuant
Alsu at tne same tiiu* and place, that tract of
land situated, bing at d i>eiug in’he<3rd dis
trict and ;-rd section of Fioyd c »un'.y. wa, and
being part of ’of No 206 fronting < n Ros* street
1(4 bet and 2 inches and turning bik sane
wmtb zIZ feet «nd 6 inches to J II Meece's land ;
bounded on ihe north by Sba irock Floyd, on
ihHS ’Uthby < n** Lay, and beii g the baisnce <>f
said ’ot deeded by S A Harris to t-aid L»y and
Pei kins ou thebb day of January, 1899 levied
on bv virtue "1 a fl fa ireued fto ’be Floyd
jn-tice court of the 9«9ih di-tr.ct GM.infav. r
us W P McLeod vs ThoruVn Pe kii.e. ae the
• toper yof the defend - nt. Levy made by W M
Byvts, LC.
Also at »be name time and place, one undi
vided one-h ilf interest in that porti* n ot ior No
4 in the village ot Timbucv o. near Forest' file,
being a part« f lot of land No 238, in the 23r<i
district and 3rd section of Klojd county, Ga.
Bounded un the nort i by the Caiboun road, on
the east hy Anderson Miller’s lot N<» 6. on the
south by lot No 4, owned i.y Jeff * right, und on
the west by lot >o 3, also owned by .kff Wright
Levied on bv virtue of a fl fa i sued irom Gie
Fio\(i jti-tice court of the 9U-tb di->tric, G M. in
favor of W H Coker & Co » euis Ti uriuau, as
th** oroi erty of the defendant
Also ar, the same time ami placß.cn all that
tract at d pat Cel of land lying anu being iu West
Home, Klo’d c untv, Ga , and known as lot No
2»3 in plit of vest Rome by the Rome
Land C'» Levied on by virtue of afttaisamd
from th« Fiovd j istice cuurtoftlm 91‘Jtu- dis
trict, i. M in favor of Wm Dougherty & Co vs
Heuty L Earp, and Mrs Heu-y L E*»rp a« the
vrojertv ol the defendant. Levy ma<Le by 11
Beard, L C.
Also at the same time and place, one four
horse power ingin o n ounted on sills, mad** bv
F i k & Co and known a-an Eclipse engine:
also i4O i-aw c“tr<*n tjin,N<»— giu feed* r, No— all
fortv Raw «nd made hy Gu’lett Gin Co; also one
N • 14 Dixie Cotton fan with suction j ipe, metal
elbows a 1 d wooden aita' hineots of every kind;
al-o one iron pullev IBxiO inctie% one iron
pel ev 86x8 inches- Levied on by virtue of a
niortfage ti fa issued from the Flojd - ity court,
in fav r <>f M Bart-y vs Wa B Formby as
the property of tl e defendant.
A>sost the same time and place, one black
bore mule naired Henry, b vied on by virtue of
fl fa issued from the Floyd city
cou t in favor of Brog & Co va Geo Hine
man. as the property of the defendant.
Aho at tbe same time and place all that tract
or parcel of land r-ituated, lying and being in
thee runty of Floyd anti state of Georgia anu
cesciihed as lot No 9 in block ‘ B”'ot the Flow
ers addition to f oresi ville. according to a map
ot said addition, eaid lot fronting on Orchard
stn-et. 50 feet and running back to Sheibley Ht.,
on the south i ne 117 feet, and on the north side
<r bne 130; said lu. bel gapart of the Aye ck
place and formerly ki own a** a part of Timhnc
too. Said p operty point* d cut by pla ntiff’s
attorneys, 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 Hewing
Macnine Co vs Beu F Clark, as the property of
the defendant.
Also at tbe sa netime and place- a certain lot
in the town of DeSoto, now the 4th ward of
Rome, in Floyd county, lying and being on tbe
north side of Pine street, which street runs
westwa'd from the Summerville road or street
and leaves said road or street at the souiheat-t
comer of the lot now owned by G M O’Bryan
and sister, on the north side of said Pine street
said lor fr» nting on said s'reet one hundred feet
and running ba<’> north one hundred and twen
ty five feet. I.evied on b\ virtue of a mortgage
fl fa issu'd from the Floyd snverior court in
fav ’F of K W Berryni’l vs Asa Trammell, as the
property of the defendant.
Also at the same tune and place, Int of land
No sB7 situate iin the 3d diatt ict and 4 h section
of said county, contain!’ g 4ti acres. Levied on
by vinup of a fl fa is’u* d 1 roin •he Fl yd j is
tice court of the 924th distri* t. G v . in favor o r
R B Reeves for the se of k im Strick and vs .1 F
Rufapll, as the ptoperty of the defendant. Levy
madebyj H Wh ’iton LC.
Also at the sane time and pl<iCA,two houses
and th“ lot, up< n wh’<‘h the <]♦ -fendants now re
Ride, situav d in tue fifth ward of the city of
Rome ’lo d county, Ga, ir t ting on ( <’osa
street. 77 fe< r, nio’e or le«R. and mnn’n”- baca 85
f« et *o the pr >i er’y of Maranda Da- iel Loud
en Oa tbe weit by the property of Mrs m ro
m»*r. ‘.evie ion by viitue of hfl fa issued from
Floyd Superior court in favor us Mrs Mary E
on er for use of ifflore of Fioyd superior
•ourt vs Jmh Biuhardaon, Thus Kiebar is* u and
i Warrr n BichardeuD, as the progeny of the de
fendants.
Aio»C the same time and place, a parcel •£
and situaud in that portion of Fi«*yd cuuuty»
<f», kaowu as “Ntw K me,” being part vs ibL4
lot No 357, iu tlio kJd d'btilc aud 3 secnoo of
aid cou- ty and dvscriUeu as follows: B glar
ing ai the interreciion anu s outhwest corn* r of
C i uessee AVviiue and bev< ntu stree ai d run
, ing aioug 8a id TeDDeswoe avenue s6d* g and
4.) uiin, w,a distAi ce ui 2.6 feet i hence due west
i 152 feet thence »• b oeg w 202 feet, theuce s *utkl
4 deg 30 mius w«G Itei, tnetce s 3 deg w 237
i re- 1, thence n 83 deg 30 mi s w7O feet thei.c*
i 5 oeg 0 win. w ;85 feet »ii» uc- w 1 deg s
eer, inei ce n k 6 de< Xu miu e 1782 teet with the
tue oj the ) uruace Cuwp.»ijy’u property to
wi.ite o< k t'er, iheuce 565 oeg 4 ■ mm e 340 f*et
>lonK 7tb street tu the beginning corner, coo
uiuing 17 acres wore or le s, ale • p«*rc of
irtbd in lot No 35? ’ escribed as f lluwm Begin
ning at a point 15 • feet <mo south from tie u •
c-’inerotiot *0 357 cuence running due >outh
aloiiM the land liur be tween lot Nj 3>7 and 856 a
distance oi 1100 f etihei ce ou**. west a dlßL«i.ce
•»f lUUO leet t» ien»c«H»e vt-iUe ihtnce alui>g
-aid avenue n n d* g 45miu east a d’siai ce oi
fer» to Huld» r’s c* rn*-r thei.ee e d»*g )5 niu e
i. f »9% seer. ro a i 5 fuo alley th* nee »!• ng eaid
alley n 6drg 45 min ea-1 a diet wee * f 350 >«e-io
euar str* et, the* ce a ong eaio mi* ei n 44 <i* g i£
min ea uibtance m 27u feet, thence »• 75 d**g * att
a’ i-tanco ol 570 feet t«» the < egi Ling c-unrr,
c >utaining 22 1-2 aciet* more or leas rei-erved iu
thl- paiCffl * f land is the right of way of th- c R
.v C k. R siding <o funtbce and tue of way
us the Kuw* fit HKiuiiuu g across uneconur*
Levied on b v rtu- of a woitg-ge fi fa bsued
frciu the Floyd superior conn, in favor ur J
King vs New Hume Lund Cu as ihe property of
the defendant.
also at tbe came tune and place, all that tract
••r parcel of land ri uated aud being in tue 4th
waiduf the civ «f K me, Fh-yd county, Ga.,
formerly the town of DeSoto, ai d deacri ed as
follows, 10-wt: b irur a lor on vshicb a new
(rawed building is erected near (he city fridge
on tbe < h sLaDnula river on stb uveuiie snu 12
feet iu addition fro the wall of the >-aid build
ing on tbe river sue *.I said lot, waking me lot
i s ail »b<*ut 33 feet ts ont ou 6te aveuu , oriner
y Alabama road, ai d running back lOufeet par
allel with tbe Due ol lot adjoining owneu by ass.
Tiammell and bounded as follows; ud «be uurth
w ti by lot > wned by Aea Trammell aud in ths
rear and side toward cbe river by Und owned by
D. B. Hamilton and d. ecnb d in deed n ede by
aea Trammell to D B Hamilton, dated D« cIL
lbß9, sold fur purchase m ney of saiu b»>. de«d
having been filed iu the clerk’s office o* the su
peiior c*>urt in accoidance with tne statute by
viitue of supeii r court fi fa in f v<>r ur D B
Hamilton vs M A Win.pee and Nat Harris, ad
miDtt-tracura of tbe estate of Mary A Wimpte, aS
the pro erty of the dclencLut.
Also at the same tin e aud place, being lot No
30 “a” in bwicn subdivision Lear East bou.®
one bounded on the norm i>y Eart Bowe line or
bo udary street, by lot No z 9 -a” a« u ihe
east by rot No i fr<»uti g ou East Kume
line street 50 feet and running back ruuib same
width RO feet, tame bei* g uh the w* st bi< eof
tbe house owned by th enid Mib e J Wiinu*e;
ail iu the 23d distr.Ct ai d So section ot hioyd
county* <»a Levieu un by viitue us a moi tgage
fi ta issued fiom th< Fioy<» superior cuui t iu fa
vor o’ Hainiit* n Hl Co vs Mia E J Wimpee, as
the property of the t’elei d .nt.
Also at the i-i me time aud place, all thst tract
or paicel us laud lying anu being in the city of
R* me. FloydCu.Ga, an being pan of 1 t <*ons
i uudred an<> mu- ty-two(i92) id < uoaa division
of ea d city and cei cnbe<> a iu*lov» s: Flouting
*>n 2nd avenu** ninety-live (9o) leet and muuing
back same width, one hiu ditd aud eighty three
(lb 3 leet aud b uudedon iheDurtu by the »>re
Bi ouks lot, on the west by U N Featherstone lot,
on s< uth by J w R* unsavillu lot aud on east by
2nu avenue, forneily Howard stiect Levied
on by virtue of| three 11 fas issued from tt>
Cloy justice court of tbe 919ih uistrict, G M,
ail in iav< rof G » Rediuon vs J J u' eili &
Son, as the proporty us J J O'Neill, one ut the
del endants
a so at the same time and place, one black
hon-e mu e abuuc 9 years old, medium si*e,
named John; also one bla*k horse uiuL abuuli
years olii, about 16 *-2 ha- ds high and uMined
George. Levied un by virtu© of a inoi fi fn
issued from tbe bh-ydciiy court in lav r st
The Farmers* Alliance Co Operative Co vs W B
Ragan as tbe property of ihe ueier.dant
Also at >he same rime and place, ou© furniture
wagon, one oval glsse nick* 1-plate d 6-fuut Bh*»w
case, one fl it nick’-l-plate-d 6 foot show c«se.
0ir8.6 foot walnut irauie t-how case, one 4 lout
walndtj.rawe show < ase, one iron Rate, made by
Muster BAre c* <-'<>• Levied on by v irtu©
vs a mnrt.gagei s ! from the Fiuyd city
Court in lavor us Hirsbtrg Bros & H llandtr vs
B F Claik as ihe property tbe detenu ant.
Also at the s me time and pltsC£« the following
described pr petty, tuwit: Au uuiifaided half
interest in lots N«»e 260, 261, i6z. 263, 264,'t!b5.
267, 268. 2n9, 270, 271, 27 L. 273. 274 aud a 6
plat •»? West Rome made by the Borne Lan<l
Company, bounded on ihe north and east by"
Rainoxd street, on tbe touib Allen street, on
the *»est by Armstrong aVeuue, tbe said tr..ct or
parcel of land foiming a triangle accord!< g to
•ea'd p at; aud als 1 ' pait us la-U lot Nu 208, the
tame being a porii m of (he 33 acres sold iy J
A Stansbury to Ledbetter Began and others,
and known by th* m as Faiivi w property, a
wap » f wh’ch is us rtcord iu the office ui the
clerk of tbe superior court < f blovu-cour ty, Ga,
bo k K K of deeds, page 186, the property h- re
sdvcriised being accord-ng to s-du map, Nu 7, S
and u t ach fronting 5U feet on Khudy stieet and
i urn lug back earns width in north* asurly ui
jectiou iSO feet to an alley, awl lots N s 54. 65,
56. 57 a d 58, each fr wing fifty ,50. f et on
Suusbury str* et and running bd< k eawe w idth
in a ruuutw* Merly direction isj feet to an a ley
and lots Nos 122 and 1/3 each fronting 50 leet on
Sratibi'urv street and running back iu a north
easterly direction same widen 150 ieec loan alley,
all <>r Rai'l parcels of lands being in tbe /3d
district and 3d secuon of Fb«yo coun-y Ga , by
: virtue of two ju tice couit fifwsixsu d bv tbe
ju-tice court <>t the 911 th district G'M oi Fl* yd
u< Ui tv, Ga ,in ’ avoi or the (. ashler Meichaute*
National hank vs J F Dupree as the propei ty of
tlie deieudo t
A’S” ar. the same and place, 200 empty
one gallon jus?, one luc of canned g« ::d M , - bs
tub cc*’. mute ur less, one i bvw case, 14 d* cant
eiß, 2 vas* s 18 glasses, • water cooler, 1 piece
, box cigars 3 bottles whisky, l iron safe, I >»• ul
able and fixtures, 11 em .iy kegs. 2 empty bar
rels, 100 gallons vvul k>. more or teas, 10 gallons
wine, innre or le.'-s, 2 12 gallons gm inure or
less. 2 bariel J empty be<r bo ties, one half b*x
cracker-. Levien on by virtue oi a inertg ge fl
’a is-ued Flojd citv cow t i * favor of uC
Leon vs E l Aleiton, as the prupeitj oi the de
fendant
Also at the sane time «nd place, one twenty
hors© rower en“ine anu b iler, Nagle ms-ke, on©
saw mill. Haglcmake, said >bW mill couriers of
carriage, saw frame one 43-inch ctr u ar saw
and aoour. 70 leet of 12-indi iuh tier belli* g.
Levied on by virtue of a mo fgage fi, fa issu d
Irotu Floyd city court in favor oi GM Redniaa
and ero va v* P McL* od for the purchase money
of s it) machinery ; said ♦ npine and saw mid i©
now located ai d can be seen on what is known
as| the 'J iin tile i lace seven and a Half n ilea
not th of K me, near Jones’, mill.
Aiso at ihe same time and place, all that ’ract
or parcel ot laud si mated in tne Coosa Division
of ’hitityot Rome, rlojd countv, Ga, snd
b iug par 8 of city Juts nor. 99, 100 and 101 in
.-aid Coo a Devi-ion. of said <itv ol Rone and
bounded and oe?cnbed as follows; Commenc
ing at the North corner of Second avenue aud
East “irst street and junuing along second <*ve
nue to warns Hroad street (16) fuity six feet;
thence at right angle* from East First street
scross lots Nos. 99, 100 and ini. a distance of
<nn»-ty feet to tbe propeity of John 'l. Wardca:
thence at. light angl* s with toe last n entn>ned
line, and ou the Hue <<ividin r lots Nos. ltd lOi
and running to East Firs street and thence in
a straight line alo» g Eiet First street io th©
stirring point: being tbe intersection of East
F.rst street and Second av nne, tte same being
known as th** exniess office corner, with ail tne
unproven;eats tbeieon, by virtue of an txecu
tion issued bv the Superior court, of Fl yd
county, in favor of H. J Johnson for the us©
of Mrs. Mary Weber and her five minor chil
dren, vs. J. King, principal and 8. S. King,
security, on adnuiuisiratoi’» bond as tbe prop
erty oi J. King. JaKE C. MO* - KE,
Sheriff.
Letters of Administration.
GEORGIA—FIoyd county:
To all whom it may concern—Henry M. Penn,
having in proper form applied to me for per
inanent ettera of adn ini.-tra’ion on tbe estat©
of Hiram K. Penn, late of said c* unty. this is te
citealland singulai the enditors rnd ntxtof
kin f Hiram N. Penn to lie and appear at my
office within the rime allowed by law and show
cause, if any they car. why i** i inanent aoiuin
i-traiioD should not be granted to Henry M.
Penn on Hiram S. Penn’s estate. Wilmas my
hand ai d official tignature, this 4th day of De
cember. DPS. JOHN P. DAV IS,
12-6 w4w Oidinary.
Year’s Support.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
'po aLL WHt»M IT MAY CONCERN: NO-
A rice is hereby giv *n. that the apprais' rs ap
pointed to s-t Rpait anti as- ign a y» ar’s rih port
to Elisabeth ( am . ihe widow <»i Hosea M.
t'atnp, deceape*!, have filed their a"aid. and
unless go>'d and uiftici* nt can e is shown, the
-rtin • will be made the jiv’gn.e t of the c urt at
the December term, 1893. of t«e court, of or
dinal y. This NoVsCth. 1893.
JOuN P. DAVIS, Ordinary.
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