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TINNER AND
SHEET IRON
WORKER
Tin Roofing a speciality, all Kinds of Tin
and sheet Iron Repairing neatly cheaply and
promptly done. Estimates on large er small
obs made.
Shop at, 41 O Broad Street.
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318 BROAD ST.
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ard new we can | of a ’J kinds at the
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ROME GA.
Sltffls' Silts ill' Fslwiff
1894.
li.i •IIGIA, Fi.oyii < <>« STY.
Will bn sold be fore the court house door in the
citv of it* .ne. Floyd eon. iv, Ga , between the
legal lionra of s.oe on the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary. Is.U. the following described property
tc. wit:
All that tract or body of land in the Fourth
I iistricl anil Fourth sec ion of I lot d eountv G •
known in the plan of said district, as whole nos
264, 265 and 241 containing IGO acres each Also
136 acres off the east sb e of lot Ne 263. said
farm land aggregating t. 16 acres more or le s
and known as the Higginbotham farm. 1 evied
on by virtue of a li fa issued from the Floyd
< irdinary court in f i tor of Alice Fowler vs Tims
II Higginbotham, as the proputy of the defen
dant.
Alsoat the same tic e and place, all that tract
or parcel ot land lying and being in the twenty
third distrb t and third section ol Floyd county
< la., as fulb ws; t i.,e third of Home Land com'
p.iny’s adili ion to blast Home, said one third
being the ea I thirl of sail lots, t routing -16 2-;b
forty-six and two-thirds feet, more or less and
extending hack 212 feet. b. in y all t he land now
enclosed, the abo e being the property nmrt
g.i ed by J F Dupree to f. P Tre.idaway, on the
sth of Jannaiy 1892. Lev led on by virtue of art
f« issued from the Floyd city court in lav of
E P Tieadaway vs J F Dupree, as the property
ot the defendant, •
Also, at th.-s .me time and pl;i< >, house and
ot situated in the town of I crie-tville, Floyd
county, oa., known on tha trap a sod town as
lo No 1 son Watters Street bout de l on the
south by Alfred Hyan and on 'he north by the
property of Maek Deal Levied on by v irtu’e ot a
tax tifa issued by J. <1 Black, tax collector in
favor State and County vs. J no. M. crocket, as
the propertv of the defendant.
Abo, at the same time and )d; ce ore sorr 1
horse mule about ten years old named Alex..
Levied on by vir'ue o’ ■ mortgage tifa issued |
from th< Floyd city cotir. inf nor of W-H ti cker
assignee, Ac ~ vs if. 1. Landers, as the properly
of the defendant.
A l-o at the same time and place, ten thousand
and nine hundreu pounds more or less of seed
cotton, 5(1 acres of cotton in the field, six acres of
corn in the field, 2.0-.0 bundles of so üb-r, more or
le-» now li eaied on the Jac' Forinby holm
place. Levied on by virtue of a distress warrant
issued from the city court in favor of The Seo:
ish American mortgage eon puny, limited, vs.
W. A, B • Formby as the property of the det'end_
ant. Levy nurse bv J. B. Earp, L c.
A1 o, at the - in • time and place, one dark,
bay mare named Fanny, 12 yeais old and one bay
maro charlotte, 7 ye irs old. Levied on by virtu,
of a tisa issud froiu the Floyd city court,in favo
of w.,m. El[iott vs- c, 11. Freeman, as the prop
rrry of the defendant.
Also at the same time and p'aee. all that tract
or parcel of land situated,ly ing and being- io the
Fourth ward, city of Koine,Ga., Block "B,”
described as follows: commencing on west
First street, formerly cent rs reel, at the cor
ner of Lancaster ot, and running thence in a
westerlydirec:ion al ng west Firs street tittv
lee’, tlienee back same * idth 1.‘.2 feet.it being
par: of the lot bought by T. B. Veasey from J»hn
i. May Levied on by virtue of a fl" fa. issued
from the Flo. d city court in favor of the .Mer
chants National Hank of Rome G t , vs. w-B-
Richards, deed having been tiled and recorded
i accordance with the statue, as the property of
the defendant.
Also at the sane time and place, all that por
tion of land lying- and being iu the Twenty-third
District and ihird Section of Floyd county Ga.
containing-one acre off of the north side of lot
so, 233 in said dirtrict and sectonn,commencing
on line o! said lot about two hundred yards from
the iiorih east corner of said lot, cornering w ith
Orange Elliots lot and running vveston the north
side of said lot 210 fee , the south all) feet, then
east 210 leet to what is known as the Orange El
then lot,toil’s north to s’an ing point, the above
land being wheie the defendant now resides.
Levied on by vii lie <fa ti la issued from the
Flov.l Justice Cour ( of the -TUth Distr ct., G, M.
in favor of M. Kohn A Co, vs, Daniel Curry, as
the properti ot ti e defendant. Levy made by
W- 'L Byars. L. C.
Also at the same time and flice.oiie saw
••Till and fixtures comvlet". including one twelve
i rch rubber belt. Levied on by vir ue ot a li'a
issued from the Flovd city court in favor of B.
'■ c'-imp • s . D Jones, s the property of the
' defendant.
Also, a’ rhe same time and place, all the rights
titles a; d i iteiest of Mary M. Nichols in th • f< 1.
lovin described property: Lot JtJo. 89 in
Qothrau -4 Chisolm addition on ocity of Ro ,n ,
md also a strip adjoining said lot 8:1 on th.
Sunt iiside, sai l stripfroutine forty feet on Cotli
in Street and ex ending- back one hundred ami
li . e'leet. Levied on by virtue of a ilia Issueii
from the Jusiice Cot.r of the 919th District. Q.
in favor of the Koine Hardware Company vs
Mary M. N' 1 hols,as the property of the defen
dan’t. Levey made py H. Beard, 1. ■ C.
Also at the same time and place, one undivi
ded or.',-half interest in the Eas- half .if the West
half of lot of land No. .8 in the North Dtstrici i
and Fourth Section if Floyd eountv, Ga.. and
being a strip of land running across entire lot
on the West side of original lot and said part of
lot levied on containing forty acres. Levied on
by virtue of a tifa issue- from the Justice Court
of«he 1120th Dis-ri >t, o. M , in favor of J J
Conn vs. Wm Allen sr as the property of tile
defendant. Levy made by A. d; white, L. c.
Alto al the same tuuo and plate, on# sorre
mare mule name Mary 4 years old. one black
mare mule num Jane,4 “years old, one cream
colored horse co It 2 years old, one bay horse
colt 7 vears old name Floyd' one bay horse colt
name John, levied on by uirtue of two fitas is
sued from the Flovd city court in favor of T R
Jone ivs Y T Sanford as the proyer.y of the
defendant
Also at the same time and rlace, one dark
brow i horae mule name Charley, one red cow
with horn name -‘Violet,” also one white and
red speckled cow with harns name L i:i i Levied
on by virtue of s mortgage tifa issued from the
Floyd city court in favor of Bass Bros & co vs
Milioii Stephenson, a , the proper y of the defen
dant
Also at the same tints and place thirty acres
off of iot no 114 in Third District and Fourth
Section of Floyd comity levied on by virtue ol
a tax tifa issued bv John a Black tax collector
in favor of State ami co vs Thad M K»" x » s
the propertv of defendant
Also, at the some time ami pla'e, forty <49
acres of anil in watrers District, Twenty third
is:rict and Third Section. Floyd cou-ity, corn
ering south wit Rhoda Ni-hols, ami known a
the Louisa Bailey place, levied on by virtue of a
nmrtgage li fas issued from the i ovd superioi
Court in favor of Bass, Bros W i o vs, Louisa
B.ulev. as the property of the defendant
Also at tin- same lime ami place, eighty acres
of land lying ami being in the North < aro ina
Dis-rict, ’i'loydcpunt.y,Ga, same being t! e place
upon which said Raines resided it the date ol
sai 1 mortgage, and bounded as follows: On the
north bv land of John Turi.er and J A Bale, on
the east by lands of Bradfield, on the south by
lands of i>ave Shelton, and on the west by the
land-of tliMot'iersheil esate. laivied on by
virtue of a mortgage fl f.i Issued from tile Floyd
Superior court in favor of Bass Bros, Nr co, vs
Tavlor Raines, as the p opert. of ilu defendant.
Also, at the same time and pi ee, lot ot land
No ss;. situated in the Sixteenth District and
I’hird Seciion of ' lovd county, Ga. comaining
forty acres more or less, Levied on by virtue oi
a tifaissued from the Floyd Justice c urt of tin-
H24rh District, <■ M. in favor of it B Reeves for
the use of B Striealand vs J f Russell, as the
property of the defendant.
Also a t.esani’ time and plrce, the norih
eaat eorm-rof lot N ■ 141 in the town of North
1.-. mi ’ fo’-merl kFoiestv ill-- in flovd comity
Gear I', fionting -4 met on Debrelljstrebt ami
mnmi gb.m< I'-' Beet ami levied o. by virtue
of 3 fifes is«ned fr mi ths Flovd -nstice courr ol
the 1 th district G, M : two o t em in favor . f
J B < iiamblee vs DG Trammell and the tmrd i.i
favor of J B' ha nbl evs G K Woodward am
Di Trammell, as the property of D C Irani
mell.
Al'-o rt thp same time and pliicee e south fall ol
10l numb-r 4> in the’ ’o’hrau and ( hisolm ad
dition to the city of Rome, fronting fifty feet on
rib-on street and rm.nind back one hundred
mil fifty feet, Levied on by virtue of two litas
issu-d from Floyd jus'i. e c-mrt m the 919th
district G • -'I i in trvor of J " 1 oker ami < o ,
>s(’ W Borders and s Ad subject, to a morgagi
g'venbv Hattie Borders to Atlas Suvino ai.d
7,>nn y— -i ti m for Oil as ehe property ol
the defendaat.
Also at the same time and place, that tract or
nar.-el ot land in'be Cotlvan ami Chisolm ad
ilit-o n o th.-e>tyof R"e JGeorcia known as
he estate port of mt nun b i 78 m said Cothran
and I’ll -opt addition to he city of.Rema iront
i.ig on Siiiing s’reet 65 feel more or less ami ex
ending back s,une width 100 leet, on whieli is
loeatco tw • 4-roo i. dwelling houses: adjoinuig
heproneriv of James Douglas on the noth
lie By virtue of a F.oyd Superior Court ha
in favor of J D Chambers, adininistra or of thi
est-ite of a S Hawkins, deceased, vs J S 1>
-nulloek ami Callie Spu lock, ex-eutors of I. A
upnlloek deceased, as the propertp of the de
f endant.
vl.so at the same time and place, lot of land
No 173 in ’he 4th district ami 4th se-:tioii of
flovd erunty. G" - ‘”” lt :l, '. ers n ' l ol >’.
9*3 ". Levied o* by vi Gue ot a tit a issued Hom
•he Fl'v • it’t • ‘”trt of {the 855th disrric,
n*'inWorofJ X Baleys -■ ' Mother-
shed as the piopcrty of the defnml im.a
Also at. the 4hme time and place, one dark hay
m re named Dolhe, one '-’orse wagon, iroii
axle nearly new. [anted n o by virtue of a
| i-.oi igage nia issted from p o 1 d'citv court iii
I favor of dassßrs.rt* 0., is a's Long, as tin
of .he defei dint.
Also at th ■ same time and place, the following
’■roperty to-wit; Lots ot ian i Nos. .30 5:.0 5 ,
ami 26 m the 3:d l-listnct and 4th -iciianol
H"’d o liny, Ga. Abo pds 83s .md B.n» m the
fc..nd djsiriet ami 3rd svetlan |of pio'-it count'
Ga,, containing in all 230 act rs im re or less
Leviep upon by virtue of a tlje is-ued Iron
Floyd city eoun in favor of Thomas Philpot v
' J n_il r. anp w m Hmhaimsoii as the i ropettv
ot ,vl J H ■ o, one of the dcsendants.
Also nt the «mie time and place, that portim
ol lot of land N i.‘.79 in the 4th dis ne and 4 1
section nt pi"'d county iia.. which is inchlee
in tie so lit wl ig bt-undai : itgnn, at a
stake which i., 12 chains and s*i liims so i'th oi
tl.e northe st coiner of said lot, and runim
1 hence west 39 chains and 50 links m a stake;
tin no .* south 3(> chains and 5 iinkf o rock m’
the soul li Use si said lot: thence east s ang s tie
smith line Io thst port ion of sat* I io', embracin'*
afinit. 10 acre- Sol by JJolm W R.t arbsmi o
T S Price the 19th of Mav, 184 the deed ti
which was recored in book **E” cle ks mile*
pages >66 and 267 July 18th 1-49; thence almi
and around 111* west side of the 10 acres to im
north ami south line o said lot, ami thence b
the he'll nip* point. Also -mat portion of Im
num eriug 29; in the Same district pum sectim
which is im aided in the following' bounpa its
to,wit: Regining at the nortlua t corner o
sale lot ami running thencll sotth on the line ti
the Coos i River: thence down the river to :*
t ,ke whieli is the point at which tlie line b. ;i s
Hint cuts ilf pl | ait of saj I lot originally to
Robert L. Ricliardsou ; thenee north so chaim
aolngthis lividing line to a stake; f'ci c in a
sGaiget line to the m'rteeast cor. er. That pi
tion of Nm 27'jdese (bed, is suppo-e.i to oom* i
illaer.is more or les aim | he porti n of 297 is
supposed to contain |.i 12 amei more or i s .
Levied on by virtue of a rtirtfiage tifa’ i- ued
from the Flo.d Superi >r court in favor of j | \
Bale vs L Pane a- the property ol |the defend-
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W. L. Douglas
S 3 SHOE
VV. Tu. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fit
ting-, and give better satisfaction at the prices ad.
vertised than any other make. Try one pair and
be convinced. The stamping of W. L. Dougla.*’
name and price on the bottom, which guarantee s
their value, saves thousands of dollars annually
to those who wear them. Dealers who push the
sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers,
which help - to increase the ales on their full lire
of goods. They can afford to sell r.t a less profit,
and we believe vou can save monrv bv brv:’ gall
year footwear of the dealer advertised below.
Cntnio'me free unon r.nplie. t-Hn. JX< -r< .
CANTiIEIL & ENS
CRYSTAL LENSES
THAOS MARK,
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The Bradford Drug Co. has ex
elusive sale of these celebrate,
glasses in Rome, Ga. From thi
factory of Kellam & Moore, t)i>
only complete optical plant in th*
South, Atlanta, Ga.
’“STARKE -
THE
MEBCHANT
TAILOR,
h DSOME LINE OF
FALL PATTERNS
JU STI in.
ORDERS EXECUTED
PROMPTLY AND IN
THE VERY LATEST
STYLE.
CALL ON
S. M-STARkE
ARMSTRCD' G
BL-CK
Wanted: —A position as salts
man, book-keeper or bill clerk id
a wholesale or recall grocery busi
ness, by a man with 13 vears ex
•jerieiice iu Southern Kentuckj
wod references. Address A. A.
care this office. 1-ltf,
The persistent cough which usually
follows an attack of the grippe can be
permanently cured by t dimer Cham
berlain’s Cough Remedy, \V. A. Mj
luire of Me Kay, Ohio, s-<ys: “La
Grippe left me viit'i a severe cough,
Ifler using several different medi
cines without relief, I tried Chaiaber
t ’s Cough Rtmely, which effected
i permanent cure, I h ;ve also found
t to be without an equal for children
when troubled with col* s or croup.
25 and 50 cent bottl s f 1 sale by
Lowry Bros Druggist,
; Citation—Leave to Sell Land]
i 'RGlA—Fi.iivti County
’1 II whom it may concern -11. E.Strickland
ulmiiiis rator of b M Sirii-kliin,l ileeeaaei! ba
in flue form applied to the undersigned for
eave to -ell the laud- In 1 inging to the e-tat(* of
■aid di*ei*.»-< d to'wit. 70 lu re- of huid land, 39
icresoflo 913,ami 40acres of lot No 914, all in
the 3rd district and 4th section of Floyd comity.
. And said applieat i in w ill be heard on the firs
Monday in January m*zt. This Itli day of Dec.
1893. John I*. D.ivis, (irdinary.
12-0 w4w
Ap| lieation for Letters of di
mission.
G eohgi.v , Floyd 1 unty :
Whereas Mis. R A. I’. White, guardia” <*f
Charles G . Deason, represents to the court in
Her petit ion duly tiled, that she has adminiscer
sdsaiil w : rds estate ■ This is to cite all persons
■o earned, kindred and creditors, to show cause
if any they van, why -aid guardian should not
be di charged fr m her guardianship and re
eei e letters of di'missiou on the first Monday I
in Marell 1891. This Dee, Bth, 18 13
John B. Davis. I
12 8-90 d Ordinary. F. Co. Ga.
A plication for Leiters of
Dismission.
Georgia—Floyd county:
Whereas. Samuel Funkhouser administrat r
' tlebonis no: , with will annexed of G. >\ , I*'.
Lampkin's estate, represents to the court i i
iis petit ion' duly filed, that he lias imnnuisteieii
G. W. F. Lamkin's Sr. e.-tata. This is to cite .HI
■ |ii -. ns cone, ined, kindred ami erpdittirs to
ihew cause, ii anv they can, why saird admin
istrator should not be discharge 1 from Id- ad
niei tr ition and receive letter 1 f dismission on
he first Monday in March 1894. This December
4th 1893, John F. Davis,
12 -C-vv4w Ordinary.
Libel Fo 1, Divorce.
Genev wahren i Libel for Divorce
vs ’ 51..re1i T> rm i 8 i 4.
•buixW tiutF.x 1 of Floyd Superior Court.
To lolin Warren defendant: It appearing to
the emi—, that vou reside wi bout the State ol
Georgia and that ii is necessary to perfeot ser
vice on you by pnbl cation in the above case
You are commanded to be ami aypearat. Uu,
Court House in KomeGa.at the March Teim
1894 of Fl yd Superior ourt, to i.nswar the
complaint ol Geuey Warran for totat divorce.
It is further ordered tha service be perfected
upon the defendant, bv Hie publie ition of this
order iwiee a mouth for t.w months in the Hus
tier f Rome a news aper of «aid con ty in
whieli the Sheriff adver'ison ents are prii.teii
Th s Nov. 9th. 1893.
W. M. Henry.
Wrights x- Il 1 er. J. 3. C. R. C*
t’c. . nr 1.- ’ y.s.
1 ■ Hit. 1 > Firn'* IV.
genes \v ' ’ < r • I I ! for I> v< e b
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( k Srpr; L.r < » ■ Ct <
Application for Letters o!
Dismission.
(1 EoRGI s,—Floyd5 ,—Floyd County :
Whereas Mrs. Lizzie Hughes Ad * inistrat: is
John Hughes Estate represents to ti e court -
’.er petition duly- fileu, that she has admini
ered John Hughes estate. This is to cite al
person concerned, kindred and creditors, ti
show cause, if any they cai .why sail', adiuii.is
ratrix should not be diseharg d from her ad
ministration and receive letters of disniissioi
m the first Mo..day in Mauth 1894, Tl.is Dee. Ill*
1893
John F. Davis Ordinary Floyd Cm Georgia
3 m
Dismission.
11EORGIA, FLOYD COUNTY:
Wheieas Samuel l unklmti- r, Administra'.oi
if Ila'tie .M.Kmzie, Deed, represents to the
our; iu his petition duly filed, that lie has ail
minister* d Hattie McKinzie 'State, i bis is ti
■ite all persons concerned, kindred end endi
tns, to show cause, if any they can, why sail
iiliniiiistrator should not be 1 ischaigeii from
his adiuinisti- t.on and ree ive letters 1 f dismis
io mi the first Monday in April 1894. This
January nt 1894.
John I'. Davis
Ordinary Find I'oiintv Georgia.
l-3-90d.
Letters oi Adn.Lustration.
GEOKGIA, FLOYD COUNTY:
To all whom it may concern : Charlas Craton
liar mg 111 proper form a) plied to me lor perma
nent letters of admi..lst ra'io onthei-stale of
Thus J Craton, late of said county This is to
Cite all and singular the creditors and next of
xin ol Tims J. 1 raton 'o be ami appear at iny
office within the time allowed by law ami show
danse, ii any hey can, why permanent adminis
rati' ii hoiild n . be granted tot iiarles i ra'on
on Thi sJ. Crrtons estate Witness my hand
and offici il signature this Ist day of Jan. 1994
John 1’ Da vis,
Or.iiiian Flovd County
-5-4 wks
Aer- low ni!es sic clLieil during
■ the H' Ii ln'sdv the Rome R li tick
, ets on Sale D t 2’2 -’23-2 1-25- iO-3i
-1 md 3ai Ist go* Ito return until Jan
>d 1994 Call on C K Ayer (? I’ O or
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First Monday in September.
Bost s -hfiolin tho south, for students with
lunivcd means. The military training is
thorough, being tinder a U. h. Army officer,
detailed by tho Secretary of War.
UOTH HEXES HAVE EQ LAI. AIIYAS
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Students are prepared and licensed t«
I teach in the public schools, by act of the
legislature.
Lectures, on 2'griculturo and the Sciences
by distinguished educators and scholars.
For health the climate is unsurpassed
Altitude 2237 feet.
Board $9 per month and upwards. ST ess
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Each •senator and representative of th
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paying matriculation fee, during his term
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ATTORNEYS.
MAX MIAERIIaR'-T.
Attorney at Law.
Office upshiirri ii. new Court House
in rear of Superior Oourt Room,
A MES B NEVIN "I’torrn'i it Law ofl.
Co/urcy Hui po.itoffi u c iruor grJ Avunu
•»- . 'V-iv*witMravMn««r<r-.>-» j- iu -»ut utb
CHAS. W. UNDERWOI)D-Attorney at ta,v
Alasonic Temple.
Rome, Ga.
REECE <S DENNY—Attorneys at law. Offi.
in Masonic Temple, Rome, Ga.
WW. V A NDI VER--.A*:* ** u.*y and Cou.
B seller at Law—Rome, g .
WH. ENNIS—D.o. W. STARLING-Enni
B A Starling. Attorneys at Law, Masoi.
Temple, Rome, Ga. fel>23.
WIL SMITH, Attorney-nt-Law. officei
Masonic Temple, Rome, Georgia.
fel Utf
WS.M HENRY, W. J. NUNNIEEYTV
w J. NEAL—Jl’llein,. Nunnally & Neal-
Attorneys-at at La w, office over Ha>*
Davidson Hardware Co., Broad st reet, Rome, G
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
HOWARD E. FELTON—Phvsieian and si
geon-Office over Hamm.ick Lucas C<
drug store, la tian *o on Broad street.
ifllcu day and night. Telephone 62.
Dll. RAMSI £—Physician :iiw Surgeoi
o Office at res-idence Gl4 avenue A, Four
ward.
LP. H AMMGN'D— Physician and Surgeon
B mb rs his ] .• ife-'ioiial services to the pt
pie of B*. U e ami surrounding count)
Office at Crouch and Watson's drug store, 2*
Broad street.
Dll. W. t>~ >i r - ) flbTTr c A. Trevff
Irug store. * r o. 331 Broad street Telepho*..
118. residei.,9. N 0.21
C|R. C. F.GI .4 FIN- Physician and Surge
f —Office nt i Masonic building. Resideu i
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Letters of Administration.
GE< )RG r', Floyd county :
To all whom it may ooncern:—W a Rhuc
having in proper fwrin applied to me for perma
nent letters of adniiuistriitioh outlie estate <
Henry Berryhill, la’e of said county. This is’
cite all and singular ereilitors and next kin i
Henry Berry hill to be and appear at my offli
within tho time a’low d by 'aw and show cam,*.
it any they can, why permanent administrate
-hould not be granted t.i W A Rhudy on Hem
Berryhill s estate, witness my hand and offici.
signatvre this 1 th day of Jan, 1894.
John P Davis,
Ordinary i oyd county.
Le tters of AdminL .ration,
GUOB'il '. l loyd c untv—
'J o all whom it may concern: Cez r Stalli ;
having in projier form Hj pl'ed tome for pern
uent lettcis of ailinin'stiation on the estate «*.
11-inpy Sialiins, late of -aid county, This is •*
■ite all ami -r. ular the creditors ami next 1
of Teni'.y Staliins to be and appear at my oft
within tiie time a Unwed by law and shew can <
it any ’hey can, why permanent ai'miiiistrati- ;■
should not be granted to < war Stalling on Te:
py Stalliris estate, witness my hand and offici
signature this Kith day or January 18! 4,
J* Im P. Davis’
Ordinary nloyd Count'
Ajiplit ation fo.i l et tors of DL -
miss’on.
GUOk lA—Floyd County
Whereas.! L Clniiiinpy aj j ••• - • -j*i Lgu»s
L < hatnbers represents to the court in his pt
lioti duly filed that lie h is ”admiiii ten d Ago*
L Chambers estate. Thsi is io cite all pers* ;
concarno I. kindled and crcditois to shi
cause, if any they can, why said adniinistraj
should not lie discharged irom his adminisi: i
ami receivo letters of dismission on the fin
Monday in April IH4TI is Jan 6 h 1894
J Im I’Davis
Ordina y I loy d Co, G
Leiters of Administraticn .
GEQ OIA, Ployd c unity
Toa 1 whom it may concern: Notice is lien I .
given thi ti n the first Manti; y in Feb. ne:
ah il u]*| oiiu an administrator ed he estate
Ja g ansbury late i l said com ty This is
»<te all al) and singular the ci editors* anti
next of kin <,f j. a. stambtiry to be nnd appe
at iny of. <■<• within the ti -e allowed by lav. ; . *
•1 ' couee if any tl i y eei .^why i cinianent;
ministration-tpiujd not be granted to o M l i.
del wood or s< me ct' er fit i r pn ; er ) ersed
J a Stansbury’s estate, witntss my hand p..
official signature tl.i- Sth < ay-ol January 18S4.
John 1’ Davis,
Ordinary of Floyd coun'
Citation ol (’uaidianship,
Geokgia— Floyd ( entity:
l'l> ALL WHOM IT n.VY I OM IUI.X ; Stagg
A. Key.- having in pro; er lonn applied ton.
for leater-of g iiaidianship i f the | e sons : *
property of Miele H., Kii liatd. Mi ton and le
Field nf said cirnmy 'lbis is io cite all and si
gular tin* creditor and i ext kin < f said mini
to be at:d appear ut my i.ff ee wHl.in Hie tin
allowed by 1 w and shew oin se if any they c.
why Letters of g amlianship should iot i
granted to Maggie A. Keys on said wsyls eet.
Witness u y hand ard <ft cial: igi afur® this 411.
day of January, 114.
John P. D.v vis.
wetiist iw- Orifnary Floyd County
Road Citatit n.
o <»T GIA, FLOYDCOI NTY. n
TWBUdt’-*-
w i ereas, R. S Montgomery, etal.,have pe:
ioned the Board of ( oinmissioi er- ot road
.md Kevi line, of said eoiiuty, tor a i i.blie roai
eomii*eneii gin front of H. J. Davis house o.i
:he 1 loy d Spring-and John's Creek road, h i
ning the old road by M.J Caldwell's horse h.t
crossing i lie slough nt the low point of the
Haw thicket; them c a'ong the okl road bed b
It. S. Montgomery’s house, and intersect! y
with the Floyd Si tings and pocket Mills roai
in front of J L. Tom hsione's house. Now. th ■
is to cite all persons having objections lhereti .
or claims tor , a mages arising therefrom, t*
make the same known to the board of Commis
-ioners a' tl'**o* meetii* »o be held on the first
Monday in February 1893,
wiiue-,. me n 0,., oolo.i . Foster, Chairnun of
rhe Board, this 20th, day of I >eci tuber 1893.
Max Veyerhardt, Clerk.f jm
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