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THE EOSII. .Cm tore (1 at the I* ’ ' D ce aM eH rucvt' ■<••’• Mail 'Utter. pnn <' PA RI) ’ ,,r - 1 .-itrxilL G. I>l K*-A J Manage. daily and sin day. TERMS OE SIIBSCRIPTIG 9 ce ut „ .veck or $5.00 per anuum "mFICE' Corner Broad Street rd “ ' '- hi h Avenue. Official Organ Os tbocl’y "f Rome, and Foyd, th’ "Banner county ‘of Georgia. MAKE vol It APPLICATION. “The num whose business is > l .sterpret the Bibin is likely '' snake a sad inif'B of interpreting ” platform “ —[Atlanta Journal, I'-', atifi organ. ] Today Mr. Atkinson seems to hr 3 >ing pretty "6 tuank yu. 3 lie C 'list lution is a big paper, but since Grady’s de atli, sis a '■ on di Alex. Stephen’s old home c'ouii’v n-ent for Bill Atkinson, lour to oue. General Evans did i it speak in Lincoln county —a go: <1 reaton why he carried it. Oates, of Alabama, is not only a jail&ut o I Conft-Jei’ate \ derail 1 bti l b.e is aiL uioe: a' with a democratic record. The Mac... .eh graph is right: Georgia should have a state j ri jnary held in every county on the i;miv day. Bil Atkinson will poll a good v<t( in the Fultor. priimuies—see if In loot. The Atlanta ring dont control til of the gr»‘<. <-i'" Gene".'tl Evan’s right hand bowi r. 5 w pa of J. K. Huies, the third iar y cam:!— .iut' -for Governor . ill., .-...u ih.ii ’in engageinei.t jj..wanl < '.’.ild ami Miss Lyl.ir, th< aotn • ' . •d ami that they jviii wed early in ■ he summer. Bartow’s ring rule mass meeting only numbered I'3—and yet the ringeter sent ou‘ •cm!., saying that “600 votes were present and Id with enthusiasm.” The Atlanta p dliticahs, hating the •copies champion fur doing such sig nal service in ihe defeat of the At mtu Soldiers Home poor house •. .neu;, s.y tliev wil. desert him) no rii 'titr wi nt the cost.” But will Aber? Pe is were n :ver tliirker iua pod Lan tho Atlanta Constitution and populist convention jjsf now.—Jour nal . And Ilia Con dilution’s emdidate, ■ eneral Evans, how thick is he with ■ hem? According to the Conpti’uHnn's own showing Lin- mass meeting of Oconee county was three times as large and d presetutive, in piopor- Vm. to Democratic voters in the county, as that of Richmond.— Griffin News, To date, Bill Atkinson has mime a most successful campaign, lie has wen eight out of the fourteen counties that were to make the ‘landslide’’ —and he has had no corruption campaign fund with which to charm. Tor months, Johnson was the only man in the race for Governor of Ala bama so says the Journal. Does the Journal reuiembei the Constitution’s “news service ’in Georgia,how it ap peared that General Evans was the only wan running. sVhile General Evans speaks. O’Brien Sturnes A Co. follow in the wake of Cobb. Felder A Co. the Maligners, and Atlanta boodle flows into the doubtful eNunties In meantime Mr Atkinson is pleading his ow.i cause and the conscienscious guppoit of only the enpurcharable Deme rat vote. 'Win? why with the wo .! Hat boys to help him, of coarse ue v ill win. ■ ■■ ■ ' _. —— ■ Now that t'ie D nmcrats of A a Cam.-i. h iv-i “.-et down on”tiio Atlau a C,.n.-tituti<>n ptibims the J"cr ad” can turn iw Ala- Lara batteries cn W Y.Atkinson and by its delightful mi.-srt jre itatiou >!cct linn Governor —with a grander majority ___________ \\e agr e with the Journal: Ji the Constitution DeliuVes that the ihird I’. rty is right why the Con stitution can t believes that the Democratic party is right and the sooner the Coustittution alligus its sell properly, why tne better lor Democracy. The Marietta Journal, strictly non-part,zan says: Several counties acted Saturday, Evans curried Bartow, Lincoln and Telfair. Atkinson carried Cherokee, Clince and Oconee. On imsdi- Atkinson carried Talia ferro. The vote stands, Avails and Atkinson 18. ? . JT- Alas f or the Constitution. It is doom <1 to we p one - tm.ie ovei the bier of a candidate slaughter ed by its support. —Journal. Let the Evanescent boomer pre pare to shed tears, instead of cain i paign boodle, v.i’h said Coustitu i lion for the polit ; cal hopes of Gem Evan t 00, are numbered. Does the Constitution consider t Zack lliirgrove, of Rome audhph c nam White of McDuffie, “dissa • fled Democrate?”—Journal. don’t know about the Rever end White, colored, but Major Zack .as o; ,i f Id us—since Im am! the Heine Post office sevi-iuj connections, that he was “one of the best of Democrats.” < 'neral Evans will be expeC' C to stump the State against the Populists for Mr. Atkinson. —Sa- vannah Dispatch. i And that is just what he will < if At I insun is nominated. That is tl. kind of Democrat General Ev ans is . J When wa» 1 ‘at” in . t!. I’iiird party war of 1892? Every county Gen. Evans car ri - tl u Atkinson organs say it is his . home county. Before Au gust first, they will find that fully one hundred counties may be thus classed.—Griffin Call. There’s about as much truth at oue end of that statement as there is at the other and “the other end’ s pure fiction. To the Atlanta Journal’s “North I East Georgia” correspondant, who can't get over a bit of pleasantry from Miss Ellen Dortch, of the Milledge villc Moon, we make two suggestions; First let iiii.. come out of his bomb? proof, non de plume, and shew his veteran courage, and second, after lie has ceased to be ainys'tr -’, why let him read some of Frank Stanton’s recent sallies of wit and gems of jokes about “war records,” The third party people in conven tion yesterday paid >he editor of the esteemed Constitution an honor win -h, no doubt, was fully appreci ated. A motion was made inviting the afores.id editor to a seat on the fh'or of the convention. “Birds <>f a n itiiey,’’ etc, —Atlanta Journal. Wonder if the Journal knows who • • tie editor of the esteemed Consti ‘.uu n’’ issupporting for governor. WHY THE CHANGE! A great deal has been said about the date for mass meetings of the Clark county democracy being chang ed by an Atkinson committee to ben efit the chances of Mr, Atkinson.We note the fact that the primary culled by the executive committee of De- Kalb county tor June 30th has been called in and a primary order for May 29th. We have no doubt the committee had good reasons for so doing just as was the case herein Clarke county, but wouldn’t it be well for some of the Evans p'.pers tha* have been parading the action of Choke's committee as tricky on the par: of Mr. Atkinson’s friends, to send their reporters over into DeKalb co ant y and investigate the actions of this Evans committee?,-Athens Ban ner . THE HUSTLER OF ROME, FRIDAY MAY IS. Si-s the Atlanta Drily C'um naerciid, a conservative Evaiu • , per: •* faliafej ro instructed her dele, gab> for Atkinson, yesterday This ' makes the votes for g .verncr stand: Evans, 18 — Atkinson 18. I Neck and mck they go down the track it. a despera’e contest for I I Sat urdaj s st a >.i-s : Hall, G wine tie, ■ Monroe, Molou Hal .Murray. Wi o will win the lead? Ah ! that is the ; (jU st ion. —.—___. Joe James, tne man who s;dd he would believe Tiunie Board j before he would any good wo man in Gordon count,, suc<' ad e<t in carrying Douglass county for Atkinson. —Calhoon Times The above is a brilliant arg - ment and will doubtless carry Gordon counny overwhelmingly f> r Evans. In the same issue of the Times, however, we notice a long aad well written editorial,kicking most vehemently at the Atlant i Evans Daily paj era, bee tl have so unjustly’ slandered Gordon county in hti'’ white c. p ’ trouble . Perhaps alter ml Gordon will vote for Mr Atkinson —a little bit. The intellig' .it correspondent of the Atlanta J urnal at Gaines ville, predicts that Hallcounly will pass resolutions endorsing the ad ministration at the pritnuiy to be held Saturday. This will be the first known instance when a pri mary passed resolutions of snv kind and the process will I . ed wnh curiosity. AVil! < ach vo. r write hia own resolutions - mil stick them in the bailor, b x, or will he be implored to make hi.s . choice of several sets of reany made resolutions? And what ■ will the ballot boxes be? —Griffin. N e w s. “Who carried Douglass '•< u ty?” Atkinson. Why did he carry it? Because the veople of t1;,,. county have been imposed up ;> ; by the braggart, and accepted 1> ;n at the estimate he places or him self instead of at, his real wori ;i, which is Atlanta Gaz if. We are proud to say that wu have se -ii no such h '.rsh and un just. language, as the above, used by any Evans paper outside of At lanta. Such abuse might be heaped on the head of General Evans with as muth justice as it is upon Mr. Atkinson —but Atkinson pa pers are conducting the -campaign upon a higher plain. The Atlanta Gazette wdl have to l£ eat crow”— Mark that prediction. SAUCE EOR THE GOOSE IS SAUCE FOR TH I! GANDER. The “mass nae’cUng” in Doug lass county which elected Atkin son delegates w’as participated in by less than 150 voters. This is no way to s-cure on expression of the ; will of the people. A half dozen wire-workers can control a mass meeting and run it to suit them selves. The only fairway to find out what tho people want is to give them a chance to express their preference, and this can only be done by r holding primaries.— Calhoun Times. Suppose the Times pauses a mo ment in its wild indignation and casts its eagle eye on Bartow where less than 200 voters set at naught the petition of the Atkin son men, who wanted primaties, and in ma u s meetihg put through a cut and dried order of business. Douglass has only two delegates Io the Gubernatorial convention, while Bartow has four. Let the Times fight fair. BRANDED AS FALSE. The following is clipped from the Macon Evening News: ‘Tn his speech at Gainesville, Mr. Atkinson is said to have re ferred to General Evans as being ‘‘a superanuated idiot,” Whom the gods wish to destroy they first make mad. ” Ihe same “special” which con veyed the above statement to the Constitution, eaid Mr. Atkinson spoke to about 300 voters Now the facts obtained by th* Hustler of Rome from the Con stitution s special correspondent at Gainesville, are that said cor respondent sent no such message j Ito the Cons: initiin, th it if , wer" hilly 890 viiierr in the . . e >ce and ’bat tin y li udc l ' d .'ir I Atkinson an ovntion Further, a halt <l< z- nos G.-.iu< s vilis best citiZ l ns who i.< < rd tl e ■ speech, have made affidavi’s de* ihud ling the offfimive langmue and testify n g most positively that Mr. Atkinson make no sucli state ment. Baldwin and Oconee will be ' heard from again.— Augusta Her- I aid. And so will R chmond and Tel fair. THE TWO RECORDS. , WHAT 1 ACH CANDIDATI I L WIHL IX THE LEGISI.AT! m . ‘ lion W, Y. Atkinson was a mem her of th' . ■.. islatuie 1T >m Coweta county from 1886 to 1894. Hon C. A. Evans was State senator from So v .it county m 1 *59 —60. Hs r« ar« th" record the twomeu made, by which we impartially 1 i judge their i haracteras; .atesmen, ■ »« EVA in C >RD 1 lutroduc -d a ] Voted toali ,w bid which was passed, to makeup, ~ payme,,. the office oi com-| w h„ u there wa- . missioner of agri l(l panic. I j culture elective' ■ 2 1 utroduc-*d thei bill establishing o , ■ .. v ■ ■ 2 \ oted > tb > i the Georgia or ; , ' . 1 T 1 ls b nll *iiW;- I mal ami Indus- -j trial school for i '' r ’' l “‘‘' i ” usll O • : girls ” 11 ’ ' which don a worth .• J ioe state road an(l ooU b > ( ( d .’betterment ipms Uinrder . roi .. jtiou was settled- , nan wh( . W!!t . ( ; tlwilii a saving . ... . the State ol s7l , i 000. i ! 4 Intrcdnc'd ;■ I lull' whi Ji w - . - , „ . . , 1 i.i' i • < u.-' d a : passed, ov wnicri,■ , . ~ ’ bill to noiish ! the st ate n ; a nnu . • 7 ■• - tna ,iV |il! • • ally saved slo,l . 000 for the in-i I spection of oils. o Aided to in-i 5 Voted to n- : crease th»- “'Hu- (7ea [ a ij jawsap, jm n school f u mi' , rs ri at ing mon | jr om $400,000 toj ,y [ bv 1 250,00') P’- : ' ( State to educa annum. , ua l purp 6 Aided to in cruise th • Con federate soldiers and soldiers widi 6 Voted against ; ows pensiousiallowiugConfed ' I from $19,000 an-''rate privates to mially to $460. choose their own i 000 annually. .>ffiivr>, ANNOUNCE M ENTS. To the voters of Floyd county, . I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of representa tive of Floyd county in the next , Leg’slature. My candid:.cy sub ject to the action of the democratic primary to be held on May 26th. Moses R. W right. To the voters of Floyd county, 1 1 hereby ann uuce myself as a cau i didate lor the office of Rcpreaenta- ( live in the next Legislaiure, niy ( candidacy subject to the action of the Floyd county Demociatic pri mary to be held May 26th. C, Vv , U.< J JR VOO D. Hustler of Rome: —Please an nounce my name as a candidate for ‘ the next Legislature, subject to the action of the Democratic party at the primary election to be held on May 26th. Respectfully, R. T. Fouche Hustler of R ime:—Please an nounce my name as a candidate for the next Legislature, subject to action of the Democratic party at the primary election to be held on May 26th. Resp- ctfully, John H. Reese. T.) i in voters of Floyd county. 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the office of representative of the county of Floyd, subject to the action of the coming democratic primary. W. U. Bryan - Si —‘ S’ , i t i§C r r 8 ?? I JET- "A*.rt * » '-n .'. ’' ”, - <’./v • ~ Drink It v■’. ■-. ;■ i tc'-st-, : when you “ ■ •retired: wnenj .. heated. Wen- ■ ever, i A . • -S t.m:.eru..ie ■ drink w..: ut vou » HIRES’ s i Rootbeer*! s A 25c. pkg. makes 5 gallons. Sold everywhere. = Send 2c. sump for beautiful picture cardi and book. S I ■ The ( has. E. Hire* Co., Philadelphia. E MiuinuHiiiiiiuitiiiiiiuiuuiiuiiiiuiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniu bales Forhne. LKGIA 11. YO c,lx 1Y \\ di I e .Mild Isidore tin* Q urt house d<>or 1:1 ‘ * ' ' I; ' ‘d K’Un v,l‘ io><; c ’Ui.iy kJ u. bei wevt* ti’t* ii In iijs oi -..tie on he isi linxmv in .L.ii.-, I'.'!, the lolu.wing lit c.ibeil nr.ipciiv to wit: "■• ' "H'li'i <•:. hull' uir.-reM in part <>f lot li in- i'i t iin.i .ild Si- -h .ii t loyd c ' H" 1 i'- i.ui" i'J .I '. I.n lor, n.»»r Sbiin ii . - ..i ;.ni . In- I.i .\ . i; 1. in ■<e\eri miles no rhos Rome, Contlininu 4-i'.u-res no.re oilers, .uni on west side .1 said Lor u Midi h ;o-r >-s Also One nnd'vided halt in., re-, in • ity 1 -I, m the e.ny id K-.,i ~on t. ...it is I.noivn ;-«>i ier heir lot, being lot ,Xo :i i i-..nting on Se- i. r S., of Auri ev imine by Hines V smull, fr.m lag I le. tby let 1, a ,.k -towards rigli oi way of Roni: Railroad, lue ab<>.<- I‘i.u-rrs, irae. above re.erred to is m w ..ccupi. d by .Mark laylor as mi aid. Lived on oy 'it'll a a orjgag.. litais-uedlrmnrhe i- li.y s.ij erioi ■ .. . u. tavm'of I'lm s .ii. Imr i lla'.i.m, and l .'iist Co,, franst,-rees, vs John > . i'rr.t:ii w.i the property ol til - rlefendanc. Also the same tl nu .''nd plane, East half of "i -.o Jil in iln- .-ml, bis.rii : and .ird, sec.ion ■ d f-'loyd ym.uty n.i. i evi-idon by virure ol' a b la tie.i .1 an ilie b 'l..vd Qi:y < <‘.iu tin lavor ot i lioiii. s I’iiilpot vs, ,M. ,l. j.i.bo and william lim an ism., as the , orperty of the PefeuUiuit. -li-'uii L' -:mie ml plane ail that t r ct. Os i.a. el m ..i.ni sit naled, lying ami being ju the -10 l District :md .Ird S.-ei ion of Floyd Co. Ga. nil.lining .i.i.'itrUi oi an acre off of lot el land Xo. fs.l in raid i.istricr and sect on bmind '•■oil .Xoii.il .V proper.) 1 (cm Young. East by Line Str. ', .soon by Ibe property of ibom ■- d.i.Us, ~y idnii scree'. Levied n br vir ■ll 1 a II ' i issue I: oni the J o.sliee (Join t ol tiie ..I. in favoi s; I-'. ( r l.e \s ii -1 l.i>. - anil Em i Kiwis .is ilm p roper tv ' vlr ' lile Le ’.' ■-■ leby n . 1 . McLw >u L. C.j ' •■ , a •i ,i • ‘ ,r i ..'i J\ uhd . -'‘i ii;; m tiic K )osta- :i ■"’ ’•' *' - • <»: file Ci Cy< >1 i•, • ra. know oil h ’"■ ■ • c»cy as lots Numbeirs 66 ami 1,1 ■ 11 '” *' 11 beiuu iLe pktCj on wnirh Hie saui w W b-ayrc i.ie i on 3L> day oi i>*cein . < r an t formerly known a.s he Vlici. prop t)i?. Li.y i. d■ii hy virile ot aii fa issued iron) (be r'F ■. d Superior C<»uil in favor of Home fire i»i-*iuai;c ■ < v<. vV iV Seay as the property ol the Defendant. A ’at the iiue time ami place, a parcel <•' lan*! .'>u.uaic i i, tiiat part ot e lo>d ct».» -iy Ga., kuowo a.-, “New Koine ’ eiug part oi L.ml lot ” iii die -dru, liiatrici. anu 3rd section oi ■■• . . ■ iiii., inr.erseej h»h and botuliwcsi, come' ■' 1 -? ■, ivennu ami bevenui street, and fumiing \iong .->aiu Tennessee Avenue Soulli, d‘ 4 ■> > • west a, distance ol 22G feci, l, ‘‘ •*' West f.;2 feet, thence boutii .> ueu, W' • thence South 84 Ueg, 3U nun West O') icc(, ( ' .!< . Sou.h < ( e.a West J 37 feet, I'lenuc N'orr - sj dvg, 30 mtn, West 70 itet tin nee Su .to & lag- a nun, Wesi 7b6 feet, the nee I >/* ' * > boutii 660 feet ttoence Norui jg . . 11 Ii l lie tint- of the 1 /ja. sji - Hues property, to a white oak tree Liie.K’** a Hi) ueg,4o min e *st, 34ii feet along t to tne begn.nmg co. uer - ( ini - - J. • ' more or Also that pan oi a .a ju io, ; described . s follows: lie gj.i atip. . v .. ; Jut D-bO leet due Soutii from the ■ " ; lot uce i. n .. • e -i* .g cue iunu ime between io- .No. . .i uiLi.tm e i i i,iou leer, thimc. • • • i uce <1 i.oo - fuel to TeHnuso<’* Ant a•. . t ,u . along o.iid avci tie A onto 6 deg, * ’ "‘h, i.. • .. dl-uiuuc Oi 510 ltd to Aioid». !>• !l ”/i'ili ft.Li( g I.) null mst i.i . 1-sJ ffim Io a.) iu-* ;ulj, i;i..i,(’e d iuug sain aiiy I - Olin G«!C’. 1> win, . . A un.'am.u Os L'. 0 leei < eUt»r b.icet, i ii-ucc a! .m_ > ii-i street iNunh «dn. 1., a uisLance oi 270 leel, thence b u... ~) d. g. Earn, a uestaLce uj mMcet to toe *>t gin ,i .1 . »rnei < ■ nla inJog _2 l-2a more or 11 ■’’■'-''’l ci' in mis paicvi ol iaiiu j.s Hie i igh, oi way oi .nu <.K. a i ii. Muing >» I '■* ’ c arni ihe right oi wa» to mv Konie bt-» K. ; iUn.d. <<o p/ps.-s ne corner, levied on hy virtue <h mi.ri/.igx* li-iu i>.-i<c«i th the r loyu bt.- i’avor ul I. King vs. New *-aad ihe property oi the lieiemiant,- Aif-o ut ihe same time ami place, the cfepot ..■I upon vb • joc I ■ 1,. G. | pot, property in the city oi Home, Ga?, a d iy* ■* •' ■ 1 • ■ - ■ oecveun ist Avemm inlaid ci *. :t * 'Rc ... >wah Ki .er ami nedr ttiu lout oi ■ • building i i sni i laud bein .■ a 1 ■ j'.At.lag. L Uud on by virtue of a ii-fa issued - u.v b .i .superior Court m tAvoruf abs ■•o;i *J . i.i v.> l'h ilomu Kall Kc.au Co., as piTuci. ;i. ami John li. Keynolus ami \V. w liiuonb .- < >uT ic*> OH S. : pci>uds as Bond. aS rhe prop o. th •. u. a, Go., prupuriv poimeu by .'A . jirouK.-*. Aisoai . s tine time an.i place, No. . 9 Doc tor spi.a u . hav iugoiiu i< ch st cl axeis, pat - ent vdk-i ■*, No. . filings, shafts, full leather lop leadier ua o aru wuh silver plated rein rail, lamps on di. lender trimmud in green leather ami gearj .mud dark green, same as uescribe<i in ■ wi . :i- • .<. L vied on virtue oi a inorigage .a issued Irom the 1 loyd ( ity < oiiri i.i j.,. rof tin Milburn Mgf. Company vs c, HamiiuOii t As the pioji'crtY ui the defemi ant. -xisoait’ie ame time and place, one house and >otaii o.oing the tOW i of E.isl Koine said Joe front;. •> » leet on Spring creek road and running •■ ■■ . i.JS feet to property of I’ampbuJi, -onled on the Last by property of Eliza Xu.' ,aml on the West by Sarah iiortom deed mid .deu one hail interert. Leviedun b\ ‘ ue ol iis med John J Btack, i.,\ Collectoi ...tor oi Suite audio, vs.Maliala ar..' Lm-j • ain as the property of the defend ant. Also a ’ > same time amt place, Robert 1\ I’owed’s •buiivc simre in the following de .•uriiied la -i-. devised to tviiaut for Jile. viz/iot ol Jami?- . j... in zf nd 1 ict ami 3rd Section in i io\i- < I'tinty <»a., con ainii»g 160 acres more or less .... . Liiat jait ol lot of land No. 243 on di E.t.-i de of Spring (reek, exce »ting that part beh - i ie grist aod saw mid on the East side ol Spung Creek, containing 120 acre moie oi •• >s. raid lauds more lullv described in ueeuio ’ .J. C<)beu to George W. I’owejl and recoded in Book \V. Cage 69 record of need in < r\s office Superior Court of Floyd County, Ga , Levied on by virture ol an at tachmei; » '>ue<l from the Floyd Justice Court of the hl.oh District G, M. ni lavor of j. a. I Bale vs a. I’, Fowull. Levy made by H. Heard L. C« Also at the same time anil place, part of land lot numl i r two hundre i and eight(2iß), the same bei.i.; a portion of the thirty (hree acres sold by .LA. Stansberry to Ledbetter. Kajr.-n and O l el- and k. ~w . by them as Fairview , rope riy . a map of w hich is of rec rd in the of fice oi the ( lerk ol the superior conn, FJovd <-..i i.lj Georgia. Look -‘K. K'’ of deeds, page be property here advertised being accord ing to -am map. i.i.rs m>. seven < ight and nine • ■ w i.i each .routing Hfry feet on Rliudv st. ■' ii.ig back same w idth in Northeaster v d'lee: m, cm. hundred and fif ') uj l oan ally ana lats numbers fifty lour .-l- 111iy live (al)fil'tv six (56)flftv seven (.ii) ami In i ) eight (aS; eujh fronting fifty feet on pt. u.l Street ami running back sane width in a s.iutli wes ernlv direction one hun dred .ci.. fifty feet to an alley, and lots number one hundred and twenty two (122) am one bun - uieil.ii.d t'.venty three (123) each fronting fifty iee_r i,n pr.msberry Street, and running back n a .Xorthwesierly (lirection, same width one liimdied a-id fifty feet 'o an alley allof said par cels ol .. i d being in the 2,rd. District ami 3rd sec., ol ; l. yd county Georgia, aiidLevid on bv yirtue oi a jusm e . ourt li la in favor of cash e men h ints .National Rank. vs. J l- Dupree as ilie i»iupertj ol the Delenuant. J ke C. Moore, »}ji. 11 ELECTION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Saturday May 26th. 1894 there win be held at the City Hall in Rome] Georgia an election for councilman from the Second Ward of said city to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of councilman 3[. (;. McDonald. By. order of couuci this May Jstfa. 1x95 ILdstead Smith J ohn D Moore Clerk of Council, Mayor! 16 to. 29. j A new line of men’s qu ll s 9, oes at Kuttner’s Shoe Store. 1 I Application for I.cttei'-, nii.sshin 1 <TMill 'I \-FJoyil l.'ountv " Whereas .)aim*s \\ i 'M'X 1 m Ins peiilnm .lulvii,,., !|' tered ~l.,ri.ha E ail persons cunearn,) I, kin i,',. ' I '- ; - sliuw cause, il'anv tlnw ' 'I' 1 11 i>-i should mu Im discharged no," arnl receive letters of ,!| s i Monday in July THi" ? 7," "" ’ Jbhlli’Dui, - h "’ l6 ' Ordina-y n,,. Application for ui.sinisxioin GEORf.I Flovd Cotmiy: Whereas Mrs. R. A 1> \vi,<. IM.iuey Prent'e.. u e \ 1 " in her petition duly tiled, | , . . iT.mUee s .V'ue A l ' all ersons conoerned, kimir. i H ' ' to show <■. .use. H anv J|,?.V 1-‘ v ’“ 1 ' tris should not be (iisch irg, i' H ’, '' ' i -I- .Lou and recaive letters . the first Monday in June d ;4 U '''i 1 ' 181 M, ' “ s -'i:i •John I'. ba,.;, Ordinary Floyd County, Letters of A(hiDiiist]'; lt j GEOK • r A . FLOYII COI NTV ■ Toali whon it may concern : _w H r in rin proper form applied t.> h .. c " lelters ol ad mi nisi ra mu on i . , . E 1 owns, tale ol said emmtv r . ami singular the ere li i,. (1 , "" Mary I owns to be an | am .. ill Hie time allowed by l.iw'u,<i 'l'"’ ai.ytheveam-why p. ru ‘ ’'D' " should not be grauti.d to ;|, l; i somemh.-r ntaml p U( , IM#r . Town’s estate, Wum ss luv I • signature tins 7th ik.vnf •fohu p, bavis v dHIa, V Floyd Vount Application for Lette Lyisinix-ioi Qeorgia—Flos d County : NV hereas E L Bosworth, ;lu ri ..a- T ’i, rep . Ins pm it,»ou duly Hied, I n . James T Vaudiver’s eitate rbi persous coucerned, kindred . . , CT sb w cause, 11 any tlnw , , ■„, .. . " irator should not be discii.ir . ■ istra'.ion and restive letter,' the first Monday 1.1 Au ■. .1 • John ]'. 1,, Ordinary Fl, Application for L vU , Disii’xxion. GEORGIA Flovd Count, )' liereas M. A, Nevin, Kuar. Iv Snider, represents to the ■ 'l'b.i 'dm!, that he has ad .in, . ‘y xnuler’s mstafe. Th.'s-i, m , , couem'ned, kindred a <1 eredi .. 11 any i hey can, why said i, . . be di charged from his ua cie'.e letters ofdismissimi n > theta in d ine 18. H. ihis May 7lil . i John P.Daii Ordinary I-'R).. , . V ear's (Support, GEORGIA, Floyd Count': Toali whom rmaco , ■ i- ,:" .•' . ai' im, ihat ihe appraisers . - ■ ami assign a year's fttinport toFatietlce r I ' iu-w idow of wm V T.mm- ~, ’heir award, and null's. c ‘Use i. sluiwn, the sam • w ' i meat o. the Court at the Juu, . , Co .i tof Ordinal",. This ?>i!-,|. John I’. ;u i,. < < irdinar. 1 o. Letters ofAilrfiinGtratio (IE lIIIIA,ELOYD loI'.NTI I’oall w.'i > :i it mi,- ccae.:ni:-lViii..J. Il icing in proper form an . imnt letters of adiniuisir.. ■ ~ - ~ i.-h wilt annexed on ,he e, ate don. late of said com a’ 1 a d singifar the credit an i next Win. i’. iiordon i, be .m l a i ~‘ar i. '.iv withjn Chetiiueail&w . ... ladstowi they can. wav-perm i . it oiiiu-'- u.i in ms imn wiili wi! ■a .1 lev -1. s.i , I not be elt. i Win C cordon o.i SV-n V'lmi i i’.i Witness mv hand ami o il nit sir.ntvrjf day of May. 1834. John P. Davis, Ordinary Floydlouuty TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEBN! M rs. Ida V.i idiver having 1 ied f» dianship of the persons and prop ry "J i Mi ehell Vandiv.-r ami James Thomas minor children of James T, Va'rliver I: said County, deceased, notice is application will be heard ut my ott.ee o’clock am., on first Monday in M a . v This April sih. 18'31. John P Davis Ordinary and ex oflici'iCle 4w. Letters of Administrati GEORGIA,FIoyd County: Toali whom it may cm: cD -s' li. ■. ing in propei PP’’ ( ■ —alien,, letiersoi mleiinis, ati >a ■■ Jack I rior, col. laie oi sa.u Cyuni,'. “ Cite all amt singular >li" re'll'" kin, of Jacs Prior tube and appem <.f m e within the time i cause, if a. y they can why i"' 1 " ;' :L? Kl tration should not be granted ( Jack I’riot-'s estate. \Vj , / ■ and official signature this .th- 1 1834. John P. ®* TIS Ordinary Floyd Ccui ts- Citation—Leave to 8d GF.OIIGIA FLOYDCOUjjTY: To all whom it may > mieei". 1 son Guardian of Samuel I!"™'"" Lucretia Thompson, minors n j form applied to the leave to sell the lands belongiu-i " u said minors, ami said ■ - heard on the firsi Monday m " ■ 7th. day of May 1894. John P Davis WlT.MMWllielli ***■*■ '■'** "* CIL, van United Story afcout Bor. THE E ** j v. . - ml Soyou’vv' mirrors, * i or eiate chand. lier?, I o ■ DOES IT. Mr Childs owner of the . '’C'ta'iriiiit. 285 B'lvay and 33 Park Row, N. I’., sa y 9; ! ■! find Bon Ami giv< - ■- brilliant uolish t<> my inio . and that the brilliant cl‘ ec remains a I< uig t>:ae.’ < if-?* I ..’' : *•'■’ . ■ ■’••'" * < : ; ' • - • ■ .. J qnahiK'S (■'■‘"c qj' 1 . j. ; ;:id uiiblem ■■ t J.’reckica ; Jlack ‘ L ’ ’ i-;ipi‘ ,i,; ret fun, Piiap'-es. Rna >er for Hie toilet tab j U js<>n a” I y-U 4K -3U.Oijenn^V^ flA CG