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ft Ml) JBT. HoW They Have Found Tiling* as They See it. WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT THE c .nml. g ion.rK Tax C.Heet.r *■< Otb.r Connty Official.. They Want Thx -olle.ti.ns Pushed More Vi<- ,r..slyin th. Future. To Hie Honor, Judge W M Henry, Floyd Superior Courti ng the grand jury choseu anti for March Term, 1894. Floyd Superior Court, beg leave to submit the following present ments : - T. C. Hampton was July Bonn-' Dated for Notary Public for the, 1453 G. M. district, and it i- rec ommended that he be appointed. J F. Ba.s wae duly nominated for Notary Public for the 962 G. , M. district, and it iu recommend td that h* be appointed. It is recommended that A. B. S. Mosel.y b. appointed a m«m- , ber of the County Board of Edu cation to succeed himaelf. i It is recommended that R. A. Denny b. appointed a member of the County Beaid «f Education to Bi.CJ.ed himself. It is recommend- : «d that 6 J. Whatley be appoint- < ed a member of the Caunty Beard • f Education to succeed R. B.Sinis. It is r.coaimend.d that Ambrose ; Dollar b. r.stor.d to the Peinien roll frem this date at $50,00 per year Me being a member of Co. C. i First Georgia Calvary. It is recommended that the ( county roads be worked under the < old law. It is recommended that ail pell i lists kept at aay State, National, i or County election that may be ] held hereafter in this eounty be 1 preserved by the Clerk of the Su- 1 perior Court until the meeting of i the Grand Jury next after such < ele.tioa. and if not ia conflict with th. law defining his duties : in regard to the custody cf sach : eleotieu papers .. committed to < him that h. be required to turn over to the Grand Jury at its first meeting after su.h election all pell ■ lists in his custody pertaining to 1 such election—se that they eaay check said lists with the insolvent i tax lists required to be keptueder ' the present law by the Clerk of - Board es Roads and Revenue. 1 Alms House: We have visited 1 aad examined the Alms House 1 and eocnty farm and find every- ' thing in good condition and neat- ' ly ke»t. There are 20 inmates now 1 at th. Alms House, 9 whites and ' 11 colored, all well cared for. Thr.e of them are bed-riddeu— two whites and ouo colored. We ’ find upon the farm about forty ft sowed in .oats and twenty < r 7i/^P' au; «d or being planted in 1 here are about two acres 1 ''MK' 1 graßß - fiud the heuße 1 occup>l by the colored inmates ( needs a new roof and recommen, * that it be attended to. We find on 1 the farm cue mule, two milk CjWS 1 and two ho«»s. 6 J ail: We find the jail in very 1 Jotat condition, and the bedCing -lean and in good condition. The s Prisoners seem to be well fed and 1 Properly taken care of. There are ut present in jail 30 inmates from I levdCounty and 1 from Chattoo- i ”• 29 colcred and 2 whites. 29 1 mal «s and 2 females. We recom meud that the outside of the jail be Panted and a new sill put under front porch and the roof patch- , #d tOBt °P There are two P>P»ftthatneed repairing. We have jammed the jail books and find th«m neatly and pro p e rlv kepf v ham Gang: We find 64 of all SoT1 8 T 6 gaQg ~ l2 Whlte m ‘ lea ’ colored . 2 colored ditioT H in a B °° d ’ health J con rot of _ h ° ne and that mules 12 Mn0U8 We find 21 les, 12 wagons, 3 wheel serapes hors kens fv a? g ’ ' e W also 6 ua would recommend the currying of same onee a day. We find 3 guards employed. 2 day and 1 night* We find 41 convicts from Floyd county and 23 front ottwi counties. We find h« convicts sup plied with plenty cf clothing, bed ding, etc , for their comfort* I' :ch convict is furnished with piet.ty of good food three times a day. We find the eamp kept is a very neat condi tion. We find the convicts cost the coun ty 74 cents per day each for the year 1393, We find ttie loads in fairlv goed condition except the following places: The treetie on the River road a s the crossing of the Rome <fc Decatur rail road near Craton’s te be an obstruc tion and recommend that sai l tres tle be removed. We also find the road to be in a dangerous condition at the railroad crossing at Robert on's Gup, and recommend that such ae -I>n be taken as may be necessary iu ithe wre—i»c« W< r/commend that the F.T. V, <fc G. railroad and the C, R. A C ra: - road be required to put the crossing of their reap ective roads in such con dition au the law require, especially the approa eh to the crossing of the E. T. V. & G. railroad o» Silver creek near Al is Woodrui? . Said crossing being too narrow and too steep. \\ e find that the rock dam frem the C. R. &C. railroad to the public road near the same place, has been partly taken away by the rail road to repair their road bed, and re commend that the C. K AU. railread be required to rebuild said wall. We fiad the road from Joe Har ris’s to Smalley’s oa the Summer ville road in a badconditioa, also the Dalton road from Ayeoca’d shop to Gee. Warren’* badly neglected, aud we present the road commissioners of tha 919th district, fer neglect ot duty in failing te have said Summer ville and Dalton roads worked ae co'ding to law, and recommend that the clerk of the Superior iwuu process requiring «aid to answer neglect. We find that the pan of the Redmond Gap road lying in the 919 District in ua i order and call attention to it. We find that a footway is badiy needed on the White s Ferry road near North Rome and call attention of the Road Commisioners te it. We find some bad holes ia the Ala bama road near the district line, and recommend that they be filled wita stone. Complaint is made against 14 L. Troutman, Jr. for neglect as a public ferryman. We find a culvert on the Cave Spring road near the Fair ground stopped up with brush, and call attention of the Road Com missioners of the 919 district to that place. We unanimously recommend that the chain gatg be put on the Summerville road, and the gap be tween Harris's and Smalley’s be worked as soon as it is practicable for the same to be done. Public Records: We find the sher iffs books to be neatly and correctly kept se far as we can judge. We sug gest to the Tax Assessor to notify the Justices of the Peace aud Nota ries Public of the law requiring them to furnish him a list of tax payers in each district and impress upon them the necessity to see that every man ju the county is on his books. We call the attention of His Honor to profes sional men who pay* no tax. See de faulters list, The School Commissioners books seem to us to be correct and properly kep». Our County Treasurer is very efficient and we recommend him for the excellent system and the willing ness with which he at all times has madn statements to us. Our tax oollector seems efficient and his kindness to delinquents is vnry apparent ; but large amounts of interest are paid for lack of promptness en his part. The spec ial examiner R. J. Gwaltney and the Grand Jury have recomended that the Tax Collector be lequired to keep a cash book showing the dates on which each tax is paid and also giving the number of the stub es the receipt. It ie further recommended that he be required tn keep a list of delinquent tax payers and thatfi. fas. that are re turned with endorsement. “No property found” be entered ou this lint against tbe name of suoh de fanlter and the stub number of the tax book be also stated. It is fur ther recommended that the Coun ty Treasurer be required to tur- THE HUSTLER OF ROME, SUinDAY. APRIL 8, 1894. nish the Tax Collector with th* 1 names and amounts turned iu to I him by the sheriff or any bailiff on afi . fa. lor taxes and that the i Tax Collector be required to enter such amounts with the dates on which t was paid on the list es the tax defaulters, entering the number of the tax stub. Said list to be furnished by the Treasurer quarterly. We recommend that the County Attorney prepare such a bill and that the Commissioner of Reads and Revenues see that it is properly advertised and passed by eur next Legislature. We think 'he system of books kept in the Commissioners office is correct and ample; but many of the amounts paid out by them are extravig«nt —in our judgement. We call at tention especially to salaries es different oflieers medicine hills and amounts whioh have been paid for convicts, and we urge upon them that the stringency of the times and th. sacrifices the people are making te pay taxes demands to ecunemize very rigidly . We have failed to .xamiae our clerk’s books not having access to them. Justice of Peace Dockets: We have exam ined the dockets of the following Juatio.s and fiiid them correct: J, W. Howell, 949, W. C. Penny, 829, T C. Hampton, 1453. E. R. Lump kin, 919 Walter Harris. 919. J. P. Earl, 13X7. J* H. Rice, 1120. A H. Ellis, 829. W. O. Ruch, —J. A Webb, 1057. J. W. Barnes. 923’ T. N. Piuson, —J. L. Hardiu, 85 5 G. D. Anderson, criminal, 1120. J. I. Cnwan, 859 . L. J . C. Ivs, 1048. Thad Everett, 1337. W. B. Teat, nnminal, 1478. We find the following incorreet: R. M. Stephens, 962, for want of itemized bills of costs, rate of in tererest on claims and es efficial signature M. G, Selman, 923, for want of itemized bill of cost, rate of interest on slams. Moses Form by, for want of name of state, county and district. G. M. F, W. Johnson, 1048, ease Nos. 13 and 14 illegal costs charged for issuing original summons, amount 70 •eats S. H. Kyio, illegal costs, charged in cases Noe. 375. 390, 392, 395,402, 40 40. 408, 541 4 415 aud 416. Amount $4.55. W. B. feat, illegal costs charged in cases N 05.39,46, 47and 53. Amoust $1.40 G. D. Anderson, several bills of aost not itemized and no disposi tion made of some cases. We recommend that all Justices of tbe Peace, and Notary Publics of the several districts place the names of witnesses examined by them on the bills of indictments 9 sent up by them to the Superior Court. We recommend that tbe Judge of the Superior Court issue a mandamus, or such other process as may bo proper against the Board of County Commissioners requir ing them t© show cause why they should not be ruled for paying money out of the county funds, t® officers of the court, for the hire of Floyd county ceuvicts, coavicted of misdemeanors, to the Floyd county chain gang. And it is further reccommsnded that in the event that the commissioners fiu! to purge themselves of this that, action be brought agaii&t them to recover such money ille gally paid out by them and that counsel be employed to prosecute such action. The amounts, dates aud numbers of warrants paid out under this reconimendatioa are as follows: No, 5804 Paid July 4th, 18 )3, $542 00 “ 5834 “ Sept, Ist’ “ 145 06 “ 6086 “ Nov. Ist, “ 569 5» “ 52.56 “ Dec. 4tU, “ 368 00 “ 6488 " Feb 7th, 1894 . 276 00 Total sl’3oo 50 Copy of account paid by war rant on county treasurer No. 6255 Floyd county Dr. To Nunnally, Beyseigle & Moore. Osborne Perkins 22 months at $3 $66 jordan Ware 12 months a t •*, Virgil Jones 12 months at “3 ’®> Ed Smith 11 months at “3 “33 Jim Townsend 11 menths at "3 “>3 Nannie Howell 5 months at “3 ”J 5 Sak Camp 12 months at “3 “<<6 Pres Walker 10 minths at “3 “30 Dan Herring 12 months at “3 “36 Jnlin Porter 9 months at “3 “27 Will Hurchins 10 months at “3 “30 •S36 S Approved J. D. Turner Deputy Shersff. Paid J. D. Turner, Depu ty Sheriff' We recommend tha* pre sentments be published in The Hustler of Romb and the Rome Tribune and that they be paid $7 50 each for the same. We re turn thanks to hin honor Judgu H.nry. Solicitor General Nunnally and othnr officer, of the couit for courtesies extendad to our body. The following are the names of the grand jury : A. B. S. Moseley, foreman W F. Montgomery, J. W. Weathers, A. Rawline, J A. Gam mor, Hamilton Davis, W. D. Win kle, H. M. Tanner, Thaddeus Ev erett, P. J. Deason, J, J . Miller, E. J. Martin W. C. Alien, J. S. Berry hill.D.W.Barnett, W.M Hardin, A J Little, J. A. Glover, W. F. Moore, W. J. Hall, J, S. Espy, W. B. Teat. J. R. Jcott. A REDWINE WOMAN. MRS. BAMM.ND HAD A FIOBT AND WAS ARRRSTKD IN BIRM IGHAM Birmingham, Ala., April 7. —In Recorder McCrossin’s court yester day morning a well dressed white woman of fine form, but oarrying a black eye, was convieted of dis orderly conduct, the allegation being that she had been drunk. She was fined $7.50 and costs. She gave the name of Jane Court ney, but one es the women who was a witness against her and who resides in the same house testified the real name of the accused was Mrs. Nettie Hammond and she was the woman whe figured m the Redwine case in Atlanta. There will be four short and point ed talks to the young men at the Y. M. C, A. this afternoon bv the fol lowiag young men: Messrs Fred G. Govan, Lenord G. Todd Aimer K. Davis, and John F. Higgins. The service will be short and interesting. The boys’ meeting will be held at 3P. M This is strictly a beys*, meet ing, aad all boys under the age of sixteen are requested to come and bring two boy friends with them. GOOD NEWS For Clothing Buyers. (TELEGRAM.) New York March 19- J. Kuttner Rome, Ga., Have bought bank rupt stock of nice well made suits for men, boys and children, all this seasons goods at 50 cents on the dollar. Will sell them at same rate, will ship goods at once* Ike May, Shaving after this date will be 15c. at Henry Beards baber shop. Lewis Barretts, c d stand The Agency for Huy lers Candy, flops about here and there, people hardly knows whereto locate it, not so with the recognized headquarters which is always at Antog noli’s Star Candy Work’s a fresh supply just received. Rupture cured Trus ses fitted, Full stock of surgical apoliames at Hammack Lucas &. Co’s. for rent, Two comfortable tenement houses five rooms each on 4th Avnue for rent cheap. Can if desired be converted into one very comfortable house. 3-12-ts W. Hoyt. rxecutorw, Sale. Agreeable to an order of the Court of Ordiua ry of Fioyd eount) ;will be Hold a auction at tba Court boiiHe doorlatCalhenn oa Cour.'y of Gordon I on the first Tuesday in April next, within tint legal hours of sale: The following property to wtt ait tu»l tract oi land iu the 14 Disuict a:.d 3rd Section of originally C herokee now Gorden County, known as the Printup farm lyingou lhe East aide of the Ooetanau'a Rl'er about (3 ■uilea went of Calhoun and known as lots two hundred and ten (210) two hundred and eleven 1 (211) and two hundn ri and twenty two (22f) and throe parte of lota lying on t he Biut side of the Oosianatila Kirer, known as tots two hundred and twelve (212) two hundred and twenty one (221) aud two hundred and forty eight (248) con tains in all about seven hundred ami twenty (720) aaroa more er lese, together with Ferry and Ferry road gold a* the property of Henrv a. Frii.tup late of Coun.y of Floyd, dated. Tliig lat day of March 18141 John C. Piin*up Evoctor of Esta e as H..», Printup De«’d. A plication for Letters or Dismission. \ Georgia—Floyd county: Whereas, J.B. Berryhill, administrator of W.N. Buchanan dec. represents to the court his petition duly tiled, that he has administered W N. Buchanan’s estate TtUa ... .o cite all persons concuruod, Kindred, and creditors, to .now cause, if any they can, why said adminis trator should not be discharged from his ad uiinistraiion and receive letters of dismission en the first Monday in May 18H4. This Febnary oth 1894, John P. Davis, 2—«-90d Ordinary. Application for Letters of Dismission. GEORGIA ,—Floyd County : Whereas Mrs. R. A P. White Exectrix, of Nancy I’rentlce dec’ll, represent to the court in her petition duly tiled, that she lias adminis tered \ancy Prentice’s estate. This is to cite all ersons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Execu trix should not be discharged from her admin istration and receive letters of dismission on lhe first Monday in June 1894 This March sth 1894, John P. Davis. Ordinary Floyd County, Georgia Letters of Administration. Georgia,ployd county : To gll whom it may concern:—H. H. Ware having in proper form applied to me for perma nent letters of administration on the estate oi A. o. Ware, late of said county. This is to cite all a d singu’arthe creditors amt next of kin of A. G. ware to be and appear at my office with in the time allowed b» law and show cause, if they can, why permanent administration de bo ms non with will annexed, should not be grant ed to H H Ware on a G Ware’s estate. Wit ness mv hand and official signatvre this 2nd day of April, 1594. J >hn P. Davis, Ordinary Floyd County. Citation—Leave to Sell Georgia, puoyi county: To all whom it may concern :—Clias, W. Rush. Administrator of John Rush deceased has in due form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell th* wild lands and belonging to the estate of said deceased, and said application will; be heard on the first Monday in May noxt. This 2nd day of AP ril > 18M - John P. Davis, Ordinary. Year's Support. GEORGIA, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern : Notice is bereb’ given, that the appraisers appointed to set apart and assign a year’s support to Mary G- Lipham. the widow of A. 8, Lipham, decease", havefiled their award, and unless good ami sufficient c*use i« shown, the sam> wTi be made the jude. mentof the Court at the M av teim, 1894, of the Court of Ordinary. This April 2, 1894. John P. Davis. Ordinary Floyd county Georgia Application for Lecters ol Disinission. Georgia—Floyd County: Whereas James H. Vaughn, administrator of George W. Vaughn, represents to the court in his petition duly filed, that he has administered George W. Vaughn’s estate fhis is to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to w cause, if any they e in, why said adminis trator should not be discharged from his admin istration and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in May 1894 This Feoy. 5 1894. John P. Davis Ordinary FleydCountv Georgia Notice of Dissolution. We take this method of announcing that the law partnership of Dean & Smith has been dis solved by mutual consent. The business now entrusted to the firm will be properly cared lor and goncluded. Mr, Dean has formed a partnership with his brother Mr J. E Dean and they will practii e ipider the firm name of Dean * Dean. Mr. Smi h lias formed a partnership with his son, M r - William H. «mirft, and they wili prac tice under tha firm name of Halstead Smith & Son. Very truly, L. A Dean. Halsted Smith GEORGIA FLOYD COUNTY. ?• ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : Mrs. Ida Va diver having applied for Guar dianship of the persons and property of Linton Mi < h .11 Vandiver and James Thomas Vandive , minor children of James T. Vandiver late o. said Coanty, deceaa 1, n >tice| s giv.-n tha - sab application will be beard at my office ar. H> o’clock am., on first M*>uday in next.. This April Uh 1894. John P Davis Ordinary and ex officio Clerk C O 4w. GEORGIA FLOYD COUNTY. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : Mrs, Sadie F. Turner having applied for Guar dianship of the persons and property of Donald Fleming Turner and John Mater Turner, mi nor children of J. Walter Turner late of said County, deceased, notice is given that said ap plication will be heard ai my office, at 10o’clock a tn., on tha first Monday in May i ext, This April 6th, 18s4 John P. Davis Ordinary and ex officio Clerk C, O. 4 w or 39-d Year's Support. GEORGIA, FLOYD COUNTY : To al! whom it may concern : Notice is hereby given, that the appraisers appointed to set apart aud assign a year’s support to Mrs E. R Payne, the widow of Samuel F. Payr e, i.eceas ed, have filed their award, and unless good and sufficient cause is shown, the same will be made the judgment of this Court at the May term 1894, of the Court of Ordinary. This April 2nd 1894 John f\ Davis Ordinary Floyd o*. Ga. Letters of Administration. GEORGIA,FIoyd County: To all whom it may concern: Samuel Pyle having in proper form applied to me for per manent letters or administration ou the estate John F.Landrum, late of said county. This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of John p. Landrumto be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law and show cause,llf any they can why permanent admiuis, tion should not be granted to Samuel Pyle on John F. Landruin’s estate, witness my hand and official signature this 2nd. day of Anril. 1»4. ■■El t John P. Davis Ordinary Floyd County. Letters of Administration. Georgia, elotu County: To all whom it may concern : —S .D. Camp ha r ing in proper form applied to me for permae n fetters of administration on the estate of H. M Cam", late of Haiti county. This is to cue ai ' . .. ;:’-’.11t.'.: s and I’cxi of ’:. of 1 N. M. Camp to be and appear at my office wit Il in the time allowed by law and show cause, i any they can, why perm ment admijisiiutioi. should mu ba granted to S, D. Camp o.« li, m Camp’s estate, Witness my band and official signature this 2nd day of April 1894 John F, Davis Ordinary Floyd County Citation-Leave To Sell. Gkoriiia, Floyd County Io all whom it may concern Char,. W. Rush AdmfniHtrator of John Rush deceased has in one form applied to ttie undersigned for leave to sell the lands and personal Property belonging to the e.-tate of said.deceased, and|said application will be ’leard on the first Monday in May uext. This 2nd day of April 18.)4. John P Davis ordinary. Letters of Administration Geouoia, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern: Samuel w. Gl’F having in proper iorin applied to me. manent letters of adin>'-L...~vien en the estate oonn jv. annerson, late of said county This is to cite all and singular the ere iitors and nextot kin of John F. Anduison to lie and ap pear at my office within the time allowed by taw amt snow cause, if any they can, why per manent adminisi ration should pot be granted to Samuel W Guy o , John F, Anderson aestate Witness my hand and official signature this 3sd day <d .March 1894. John I*. Davis, Ordinary. Letters < f Administration. Georgia- Floyd County To all whom it may concern:—Albert white head having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the es tate O1 Paul whitehead, late ot said county. Fills is to cite and singular the creditors aud next of kin of Paul Whitehead to be aud appear at my office within the time allowed bv law ami show cause, if they can, why • ermanent adinia istrau. nslionldnot.be granted Albeit White head or some other tit and proper erson, on Paul Whiteboard* sestate. witness mv hand aud official signature this 2nd day of April 1894 John P. Davis Ordinary Floyd County Georgia. Application for Charter under name of Oostanaula S earn boat and Trading Company, G>grgia, Floyd county— Te the Sa perior court of said county ■ Geo. W TrainmeH, H L Trammell, Frank Holdbrooks and their associates show they de sire to be made an I created a body corporate. And that they be areatod such body corporate name of the Oosta -aula Steamboat and Trading Company, i hat they he created such body corporate for the term of twenty years and as such aud ia said name that they be allowed to sue and bo sued. The prinei) al office and place of business of such corporation to be in the city of Rome Floyd County, Ga. lhe character of the business to be done and carried on by said comeration is the running of a steamboat upon the Ooscana *la and Coosa rivers ami hauling freights and charging there tor; the buying and selling of lumber, bricks and all kinds of ouilding material and dealing ll ‘. I S ountr . y produce and genetai merchandise. ike object ot said corporation being pecunia ry gain to stockholders therein. The capital stock of said corporation to be two thousand dollars actually, pßitl either money or property before beginning business and divi dad into shares of owe hundred dollars e with the privilege of increasing the c*vp stock to twenty five thousand dollars or other amount as may be agreed upon by stockholders, not in excess of twenty-five thou sand dellars That such corporation be allowed to (upon organizatioM) pass such bv laws, as it may deem t ilts interest aud advantage, that are not in consistent with the laws of Georgia, or United States. Wherefore petitioners pray an order be grant ed creating them a body corporate under name for the term, purposes and < liject aioresaid and thereby duly chartered as such body c irpoia’e Geo. & waiter Harris, Petitioners Attornevs. Fi ed in office Feb. 19, 18: 4", Wm. E, Beysiegle, Clk, Sup, Ct. Georgi A Floy i» County— The above application for charter of “Oosta naula Steamboat and Trading Company. ” is a trse copy as appears of record in mv office. This Feb. 19, 1894, Wm, E, Beysiegle, Clerk Superior < ourt, r. c. g, a. Letters of Administration. GEORGIA, FLOYD COUNTY. 1 To all whom it may concern:—F. G, Morgan having in proper form applied to me for per manent letters of administration on the estate of P. N, Morgan, late of said county This is tocite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of P. N Morgan to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, why permanent admin istration should not be granted to F. G. IVlotgan on P. Morgan's es’a’c Witness mv hand and ofiiclal signature this 3rd day of Vnril 1894 John P, I>avis, Ordinary. Application for Letters of Dis miss’’on, GEOr IA —Floyd County Whereas James \V. Reeves, Trustee of M s , Martha E McGee, represents to the court iu bis petition duly filed, that he has adhi’ni-- tered Manila E McGee’s estate. This is to cite all persons concarnad. kindred and creditors to show cause, it aay they* can, why said trustee should not be discharged from his trusteeship ami receive letters of dismission on the flr<t Monday in July 1894 This April 2nd, 18.,4 J elm P Davis Ordiua y Floyd Co, Ga Election Notice for Stock or Fence Lxw. Georgia Floyd County >otice is liareby given tha’ an election wil be held at the court, ground, in the 850 [Watters • istrict i; u said county, on the 21st. day o April inst ' 94] in whic I ’the questi >n will b 'umuittei. .«> the qualified voters cf said dis trict. "for Fence” or “stock law.” as bv lai providi d. Pe ition having been tiled and notie given as required by law. Giv n under my hand and offii ial simMur This 2nd day of Ap il 1894. John P. Davis, Ordinary. Letters of Administration, GEORGIA, Floyd county. To all whom it may concern: I aura L Wa sou having in proper form applied to me f< permanent letters es administration ou tl estate of J. E. Watson, late of said count this is to cite all aud singular thec r editars ai next of kin of J. f . Watson to be and appear my ofiice within the time allowed by law a> show cause, if any they can, why permanent a ministration should not be granted to Lau L, Watson on J. E Watson’s estate Witne my bairn anl official signature this 2nd day John P. Davis. Ordinary Floyd Coumy Ga EAT BREAD. Made of Gluten Graham Flour wholesome and nutricious food 1 y speptics, Brain workers, childrt ' contains the phosphates and g n of the wheat. For sale at Jamison Bros 222 Broad St. |