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x’OTICB OF LOC LEGISLA tion. Notice i» hereby given that ep ■ * „ will be made to the en “f G„„rgi« for th “ I"’" 8 ’ ° *" «■ ■>he entitled. An act to charge the Corporate limits of the city of BO a8 to delude therein the following de bribed lands Beginning at the * Lest corner of land lot 287 Lnce along the line between and S)B and 204 to the right of he Rome and Decatur railway 1 L westerly along said right ot U1( the East side of West Street Rome; thence southerly Song said east side to Howard Avenue: thence along the east side Howard avenue to the right of Los the Chattanooga, Rome <t Smbus Railroad; thence east tlv along said right of wav to the nLnt corporate limits of Rome. P Mayor and Council of Rome. Oct. 22, 1894. ADMINISTRATION sale. 'Will be sold in front of the Court House door in the city of Rome, Floyd county Georgia., on Tuesday the 6th day of November 1894, within the legal hours of sale the folio wing property, to wit: 2 .good farm mule, medium size, one two horse wagon, one two horse hack, said property sold as the property of the estate of Jack I ri .or deoeas»d. Terms of sale Cash. October, 19. 1894, W. H. Ennis, Administrator of the estate of Jack Prior. NOTICE. Georgia, Floyd County. To the Superior Court of said county, The petition of W. H Steele president. A, M. Word, vice presi dent. G. H. Rawlins, sect’y J. H. Lanham, tieasurer, and their associ ates, citizens of said county, showeth that they have organized themselves Wire into a Company, known as Rainbow Fire Co, No. 1, to be and to continue for the full end and term of (20) twenty years. That the pui pose of their organization is the pro tection of property within the city of Rome, sai l county, from destruction by fire and to do and perform such other duti-s and services as general ly appertains and belongs to such oi ganizations, as the object and pur pose of the organization is the pro motion of the public welfare and the ■protection of the property of thoir fellow citizens, and not for the pur pose of trade and profit, or personal gain, no capital will be employed eicept such as may become iiecossa ry and useful for the purpose of out fit, protection of the same maintain ance of Ist organization, and as m« y be needed, providing said organize tion or company with suitable quil - ters within the corporate limit, city < f Rome, said county, w herefore yur petitioners pray that they and their associates and successors may be i; • corporated with the usu il privilige and exemptions, and vested wi h such corporate means as may 1> suited and consistant with the nt. • poses of such organizations and m ■way be allowed by law and your pe titioners pray the granting of an ol der for the purposes aforementioned in accordance with the forma and rules of law . And your petitioners 'Will ever pray etc. Hamibon Yan®«y, Petitioners Attorney. Filed in office Oct. 9th, 1894, Wm. E. Beysiegel, Clk. 8«p ». Court. Georgia, Floyd County : A true *°py from Book No. 1 of Charter, P*g*lßo, This Oct. 11th. 1894. Wm. B Beyabgel Clerk Superior Court, Floyd County Ga. HOW’S THIS! We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Ca 4irrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Tolede, 0. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honor able in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Digest, Toledo, O. Warding Rinnan 4 Marvin, Wholesale Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in- acting directly upon the lood ana mucous surfaces of the 2 j^ m ’ 75c. per bottle. Sold Druggist. Testimonials free. SHERIFF SALE FOB NOV. 1894. GEORGIA. Flovd County: Bol d before the court house door Id Ai T h"f.^ ~Ue * r , lo r d collll ‘y Ga. between the Ki “ n tb ’’ 18t ’ In Novem 'T‘“ g d ' ,erl1 ** 1 property to wn. town lot lu the town of »ore-tvill* No *22 fronting on Church 81. bo feet more urless and tunning hack 150 ft. lucre ot Ims Being die sante lot couteje.i by WadeS. Cothan andVhos. *’• "* LU ; l8l,) ‘■anny oothian: Leviedon by vir tut of a Justice court fl fa issued from the 919th Li ’ o’ "• 111 favor of E ‘' nU & Starling vs. Eliztt Ryals, as the p operty of the Defendant. l»vy luai.e by W - M. Byars L. c. Also at the same time and p.ace, all that tract ot laud lying and being in the cuy of Rome Ga iruutiHg on Broad bt, 4J leet and running back on north side and uu south Bide > i ou wertl 43 wl,,e anti ki*uwn as No, lUB b. Kings sub-division of the city of Home and near the northeast corner of original lanu lot 243 in 22 Dim. auu 3rd. Scut, vloyo county Ga Levied on by virtue of a Justice court fifa issued from ihe OlDih, Diet, G. M in favor of W A Hiukh vs, Gwent Gootlet. As the property of the I )ei t. Also at the same time and place, all right, ti le ami interest or Mrs. Edward Haile, the ue ieiiuant, in and tothattiuct or parcel of land located in the state ol Georgia, ami couury of Floyd, in the city es Koine auct in the Etowah division thereof, and Routing 150 feet on nth, Avenue formerly Etowah street, aud iJO test on East 2nd, Street, foitner y vra kiln Street the same being 10l Ao. 42 ou whieh there is a sev oa room residence and a five room reside, oe aud being also a part ot lot N* 42 adjol.iug lot Ao, 42 auu frouting ou Uth, avenue, tuU part of lot N 042 being including in the above frontage •u uth. Avenue of 150 feet, on which tk.re is a flie room residence—'.ha: part vi Rh No, 15 nare in levied upon tying between lot No, 42 and that part ot lot No. 42, owned by Douglas & co, and) Mr, Henderson. The above described property levied ppon uuder and by virtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from the Supe rior Court f Floyd county Georgia, outlet. sth WV4 iu fayor of Mrs. a. H. uheney vs. Mrs. Ed ward Haile ar.f! against the said property ami levied upon as tht property ol the pelemhpß Mrs. Edward Haile. Also at the same time and place, all that tract •r parcel of land situated lying aud being in th« town of Forestville Ga. the same being 11» feet Off of the east side oi said lot 145 as a running back 105 feet, said traet or parcel of land being bounded eu the north by Church St. east by lot owned by W. J. Hall, Bomb by lot owned by Tramiuell, and West uy retnainuer of lot 146 and now owned by J. At. Johnson, l.evled en i>y virtue of a Justice court ti fa issued f.om the 91»th, G. M. in favor of »f. M. Gammons & 00. vs, J L chambers. As the property l>f the Deft, E«vy made by w P McLead L. C. Also at the same time and place part of lot of land in 24th, D st,aud 3rd, Section ol r.oyu co. ua. containing 45 acres as describee in a deed to J, a, Batsouoi date Deer,22.91, recorded in Book “S S” of Deeds, page 395. Now all the land de scribed in above deed lying on the east side of the public road is not U> be included iu this mortgage th- land that is not to be induced, beginning at the south east corner and running H orth 11 chains aud 2ft In ks to thestobon the east side nt public load thence ves two poles to lane from south 11 chains am 25 links to the south line thence east 9 poles to .ha beginning corner, being two acres more o less. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage ti la issued irom th. Floyd Superior court infavorof Al. W Brett vs, Mrs. J N Batson, As 'be property of the Deft. Also at the same time aud place, all of land lot No. 3S in the 15th District aud4ih. Section of Floyd county Ga. except lOacresoff the North east corner of said lot: No. 3S heretofore deeded aud conveyed toD. L. Davis oy A.B. Liiiham, all of said lot so levied on coutainiug 150 acres, more or less. Levied on *ir uu ot ati la issued f.om El .yd Ordinary Court in favor of Maiy G. Lipman vs, John L- Harem Ex. As the prop erty of the estate oi A. S. Lipbam uecased, rep resented by John L. Hardin, the executor of said estate. Also at the same time and place, lot of land N.i. 25 in tue 22ud District auu 3rd Section oi Elwyd countv Ga. Levied on by virtue of a mort gage fl la issue., ftoui the Floyu Supe ior Court in favor ot Emma E.Stowell vs John W. Ross as the property of the defendant. Also at the same time and place, one forty acre tract of lane part of what is . nvwn as the Gtis Davis place in Flatwoods District Froyd county Georgia, and adjoint, g the property of John Darnels, Jas Davis, Robert Ware EbliugS aud others, being the tract conveyed by Aancy Al en oGe • W- Allen by deed ot Fc-buary 4th. 1886 reoordea in Hie office of tbeClerk of me Su periorCourt lor suu county in Boon “J. J, ’ page 535 to which reference is here mad- tor further discription, it being the place whereon Geo W. alien resides July Ist 1891. Levied on bj virtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from the Floyd Superior courtjin favor of John M. Van diver vs George W. Allen, as the property ot the defendant. Also at the same time and place, all that traet or parcel of land lying and being in Flo) -I count) . Georgia being one hundred ai.d thirty-five acies of lot of land N< . 184 in the 22 District and 3rd Se. tion of F.oyd county, being al! of said lot except thirty acres sold off to D O. Newton and more fully described in a deed made uy bt Huffman to D O Newton said 30 acres in the south west corner of said lot being the place formerly ownad a"d occupied bv St Huffman jnd where the said Huffman now lives. Levied o i by virtue ot a mortgage fl fa issued from the Floyd Superior court iu favor of I). B. Haim* t in vs St Huffman, as the property of the defen dant. Also at the same time and place,one bay horse mule about ten years old named Tobe, one sor rel mare mule about ten \ ears old named Jane, one white cow named about 5 years old aud on buggy, one mowing machine, one hay rake ami one 2 horse thimbleskein Stm ebaker wagou. Levied ou by virtue of two fl fas one a moTtgage fl fa tn favor of J. B. ’ orter, the other a Laborer’s Lein fl fa in iavor S. D. Hunt, both issued from the Floyd * ity Court and vs. C,L. Ansley, as the property of the defen daut. Also at the same time and place, a l tha’ tract or parcel of land situated and beiug in Floyd county Georgia in the town of Forestville, te wii: the east half of lot No fifty four fronting on Calhoun st.eet or road fit y-tive feet and run ning bank two hundred and five feet, and b» !1,1 K flfty-two and one half wide on the back lino containing one-fourth of an acre, being the Jot . deeded by Mrs. R. P. King, to MM. K A. Chap- . man July 13th 1871 by rirtue of »■*'*'» a “ d county tax fl fa in fav of To. firee W- C. i. I , as the property aTJie dereudant. Also at the » me time and place, one piece of land in Kist Rome Floy ■ county Ga lug at north west corner of Spring ereek road and Maple street and running westerl yonwprin “Xk road 50 feet th neo at right angles north erly 15« feet thenee at right angles * teei to Maple street, thence along Ma. le street Utfoel to carting point bain? a lot Soring ercek road by 150 feet, du Maj le Leviea on u > virtne of « Justie<» court sued from the 91vth District o. M m favor ofG A. H. H»rris vs Olive M. Brown, as the • roper ty of the defendant. lasvy made by W. P. Me Leod L. O. Also at the same place lying and being in the 3d district and 4th sect ;of Floyd Co Ga: be <rinnin< at the peu l-rest corner or the corner of Pache and Mill St runi ing 150 feet along Mill street to the north-west corner, thence 250 feet to the north-west corner, thence south 150 feet so south-east, corner thenca west aiong the north sid® of Paebe street to the begiuning, it be ing the property known a* the Cave opting Tannery now occupied bv the sy* R. N. Pearson & Co.and part of 10, No. 930. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fifa issued from the Fl*»yd Superior Court in favoj of National Park Bank- against R. N Pearson & Co. as the property of the deft. . . Also at the same time and place part of lot of land No 240 in 23rd Dist, and 3rd. Sect, of Floyd Co Ga. whicn by a certain deed ot partition between the heirs of Eli- Polaah jine was conveyed to E. U. Gordon, which deed of partition with a plat of said niece of land is recorded in Book ‘X X’’of deeds j t ( r ( ! ii ch i) i<fl ' e °f t i » 1 o* 1 <7* ° oan THE HUSTLER OF ROME.TUESDAY OCTOBER, 30 1894, The western boundry of said piece ot land so levied being 155 feet long the Northern 214 feet long, The Eastern 237 leet long the Southern 185 feet long excepting from this levy a piece of land in Northeast corner of said dircribeu piece, 60 feet wid* on Northeast side mid run fling west 92 feet and the Rome and Decatur railroad right of way across piece of land herein levied upon. Levied on by virture of two Justice court fi fas issued from the 919th district G. M Both in favor of Geo. A. H. Harris one against E. G- Gordon and Jim Thouißs the other against E G Gordon, as the property of E, G Gordon. Levy made py W • P Me Leod L. C. Also at the same time and place one bay horse mule about ten years old named ‘-Jason’ as property ol J. C. Battle one of the defendants to eatiefy a fifa from City Court io favor of Sliugluff Co vs. J C Battle &P.H. C. ood e. Jake C.Moore. Sheriff. HOMESTEAD NOTICE. Ga. Floyd Co. John W Cope land, has applied for exemption of personality aud setting apart and valuation of htimeetead and I will pass upMi the same at my office in the city of Rome Ga. at 10 o’clock A, M, Nov, 2 1894 John P D»vig, Ordinary. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. Mrs Mattie L. Mauldin i Libel for vs. > Divorce Perrian. Mauldin. ) in Floyd Superior Court Meh, term 1894. It appearing to the Court by the return of the Sheriff, in the above stated case that the defendant does not reside in said county and it further appearing that he does not reside in »his State. It is or dered by the court, that service be perfected on the defendant by the publication of this order and no tice twice a month for two months, three months before the next term of this court, in the Hustler of Rome, a newspaper published in Floyd County in which Sheriff’s advertisements are published. April 18 1894. W. M. Henry, J. S. C. R. C FLOYD SUPERIOR COURT MCH., TERM . 1894. Mrs Mattie L. Mauldin, ) Libel vs. for Perrin A. Mauldin. ) Divorce To the defendant Perrin A. Mauldin, you are hereby notified to be and appear at the next Su perior Court to beheld in and for said county on the 4th. Monday in next September then and there to make your defense, if any you have to the Plaintiffs Libel for Di vorce. Witness the Hon. W. M. Henry, Judge of said court, this April 18, 1894. Win. E. Beysiegel, Clk. Supr. Court. PETITION FOR CHARTER. State of Georgia, Floyd County, to the Superior Court of said Coun ty: The petition of Cornelius Ter hune, J. Park Bowie, Geo. F. Nix on and P. M. Nixon respectfully show: first That they are the owners of the entire capitol stock of the “Terhune, Berry Hardware com pany,” a corporation chartered according to the laws of the State. second That petitioners are now engaged in, and propose continu ing business under said charter and the privileges therein conferred, but they desire to change the name of said corporation to' that of “Terhune Nixon Company.” third That all th* rights, powers, and privileges granted in tha'char* ter of the “Terhuna, Berry Hard ware Company” may be conferred exercised, enjoyed and continued under the corporate name of “Ter hune Nixon Company. o cWherefore petitioners pray the ranting of an order of the Court anging the name of said corpora nto that of “Terhune Nixon in pany,” and petitioners will ver pray on. McHenry & Nunnally, Pets. Atty's. Filed in office Oct. 16th, 1894. W. E. Beysiegle, Clerk. A true copy from the original as appears of record in Charter Book No. 1, of Floyd Superior Court. Oct 16th, 1894. Wm. E. Beysiegel, Clerk Superior Court. Floyd County Ga. Citation Leave toSeJl. Georgia. Floyd county. To all whom it may corcern: C. W. Under wood Administrator of J. A. Stansbury deceas ed has i t duo form applied to the undnrsigue for leers to sell the lands belonging to the ed bate of said deceased, and said appll catis will be board on the first Monday la Noy.uex This 6th. day of Oct. 18*4,. Joaw P. Da via, •fTdlnwy F»/l I» k./ Public bale of Valuable Land i GEORGIA Fkiyd County 55 In-reaH, on lh« flrat day of November 1894, Georgia A. Drvw axecuUid anil «l<-liver»d to lhe L‘>iui Aim Truul Company her deed, wilder sec tion*, 80. 19*9, 1970, 1971 of iliw Coda of Geor gia 1882, to the lauds hereinafter deaenbed me purpose of a-cunng a debt referred to in »aid deed, which deed ie recorded iu the Clerk’s office of Fiovd Superior Court in book N. N. of deeds, page 68». And whereas, the said Georgia Loan 2k Trust Company did on said November Ist. 18H9 or di rec ly thereafter transfer and ensign to the nn lersigued for a valuable consiiiera ion, the notes to secure the payment of which said deed was executed, and al the same time transferred and assigned to the undersigned all of its rights un der said deed, and on the first day ofuctolwr 18.14 executed and delivered to the undersigned a need conveying ths title of said lands Into the uudersigneu together with all the powers, righ.s and title of The Georgia Diau <m Trust Company under the deed of said Georgia A. Draw including bu pvwet to sell said lauds in case of default in the prompt payment at tuatu ricy m interest or principal of said notes. Now, th refore by viriueot the po-er so vest e I in the undersigned, which is more accurate ly shown by referencs to said deed of Georgia a. Drew 1 will sell al public outcry io the highest bidder, fer oash, on the first Tuesday in Nove . • ber 1894 dnrn g the legal hours of sale before the Floyd County < ourt house door in Rome Ga. the hums ile.-cril ed in the aforesaid deed of Georgia A. Drew to wit; That certain city lot wi .ii improvements thereon in the Fourth (4) Ward of the city of Rome Floyd county Geor gia known as Fourth Waru city of Rome Flovd oum yGa. said lot No. Hix [6] In Bale’s Block: frontiug on Bridge street two. ty-tive teel [2s] feot and runcngTack ninety [sOj feet between the store lots of J. C. Moore aud H. A. J, Beard. The said deed first above mentioned wan exe cuted and delivered to secure the payment of a certain promisee y note for the sum of <4OO and the interest coupons attached thereto, ail of said notes dated Nov. Ist 1889 and the principal note bearing interest at the rate »f eight per cent per annum and obligating the said Geersia A, Drew to pay ten per cent as attorney fe»e should said notes be placed iu attorneys hands for collection. Saidjprinclpal note is now past due by the terms ihe eor, and so declared to be due for de fault iu payuv ut of interest of capons annexed thereto due .May Ist 1894 I'he amount of princi pal, interest aud attorney fees that will be due ou said notes ou the flr«t Tuesday in November 1894 is <475 04 Fee simple titles will be made te the purchase! at said sale and the proceeds ot such sale will be applied first to the payment of said debt with interest and attorney fees and expenses of this proceedings, and the remaind er, if any will be paid to said Georgia A. Drew or her legal representative, Dated this eih day of Oct. 1894. 8. K. Knapp. Hoskinson & Harris Atty, Public »Sale of V aluable Land GEORGIA County; Whereas, on Use first day of May, 1892, I aac Evins executed and delivered to the Security Investment Company Hie deed, under sections, No. 1960, 1970, ls7l of the Cotie of Georgia 1882 t-> the land- hereinafter described for the pur pose of securing a debt referred to iu said deed, which deed is recorded in the Clerk’s office of F oyc Superiorcourt in book T Tot deeds, pace 198. And whereas. The Security Investment Com pany did unsaid May 1, 1892 or directly ther.-af ter transfer auu assign to the underssigned so a valuable consideration, the notes to secure th* payment of which said deed was execute., and at the same time transferred and assigned to the uudersignbd all of its rights under sal deed, and on the Ist day of October, 18J4 excut ed and delivered to ihe undersigned a deed con veyiug the title of said lands into the uuuer signed together with «11 the powers, rights aud title of The Security Investment Company under tue deed of the said Isaac Evins, including the power to sell said lanes in case of default in the prompt payment at maturity of interest or prin cipal of said notes Now therefore, by virtut of the power so vest ed in the un ersigned, which is more accurately show n bv reference to said deed of Isaac Evins 1 will sell at public outcry to the highestbidder. for cash on the first Tuesday iu Noven.b r, 1894 during the legal hours of -a;e. liefore the Flovd county Court house door at Rome, Georgia, the lands described in the aforesaid deed of leaa Evins town: One farm lying in the 15th district and 4th < of f loyd County, Georg.a, consisting of land lot ' Nos. (201) two humir-d and nine: [2lo] two him i dred ami ten : 152) oue hundred ami fifty one 1 Also th’rty [3o] aer.-s off of lot. (153) one hundred ; and fifty line.;: ti irty [3o] ac es oir <-f lot [152 one hmldreu and fitly two ami (30> thirtv acres of ] oc (221; two hundred aud twenty f..nr. Hia earm containigg two hundred and ten acres moae o. less and being the same owned and occupied May si, 1892 by Daac Evins. The said deed first above mentioned was eve. cuted and delivered to secure the payment of a certain prmni-sory note for the sum of $5Ol and the interest coupons attached t ereto, all of said notes being dated May Ist 1892 and the principal note 1 eariug interest atjthe rate < f seven and a half per cent per annum and ob ligating the said I-aas Evins to pay ten per < cent as attorney fees should said notes be placed in the attorney's hands tor collemion. 1 Said principal is now , ast due by the terms thereof, and so declared to be due for default i in payments of int-nst capons annexed threto t due May Ist 1 84. The total amount of principal t interest aud attorney fees that will be due on < said notes on he first Tuesday in November t 1894 is $617.76 Fee simple title will be made < to .he purchaser at said sale and the pro- ] needs of such sale will be applied first to the payment of said debt with interest and attor- i ney fees and expenses of this proceeding, and the remaainder, it any. will be paid over to said < Isaac Evins or his legal representative. Dated I this6th. day of Oc-. 1894. Mrs. Harriet Bulkley. Hoskinson '& Harris att’y. I Administrators Sale. GFCRGIA, Floyd County:— ( Pursuant to an order of the Court of Ordinar) | will be sold before the Court house do«r in tb« ‘ Citv of Rome, said County tatweeu the lega, hours of Rale, on the first Tuesday in Angus 1894. the following property to wit: Oue lot is DeSoto, (now Fourth Ward)City of Rome, Floyd t County, Ga., known as the former residence of t J. P. M. Byrd, fronting on th* Alabama Road v or Bridge Street in the said City 06 feet and ex 1 tending back,same width 140 feet, and being the a property, conveyed by deed of Mrs Mary T. S Freeman, to Mrs. M, K. Knox. Dated Febuary c Ist , 1889. Recorded in Clerks office Superioa Court said County in nook ■•T.” of deeds. Page 1 498, se. 448 on June 38th. 187», and also dsecrib- h ed in deed of Martha E Kuox, to raid R. H. Me ■ Arrer, Dated April 2‘Jtii. 1881 aud kecorded la t Bork“C. K.” of deed", Page 288 No. 187. t Goo.d lot sold as the property of William T. t Sa on deceased. This July ird. ISM. a W. J, Gordon, a Aduiinistratoi De Bonis Non c With will annexed of Wm.T. Gorton c deceased, Eutaw c < A Years Support. J c Georgia. Floyd county: t To all whom it tnay concern : Notion is here- by siven, that the a pralners appointed to set 1 apart and Assign a years support to the 3 minor children, of Jack Prior deceased, have filed I their award, and unless good and sufficient cause is shown, the same will be made the judg ment of the Conrt at the Nivcmtar term, 18.94. of the court of Ordinarv. This Oct, Ist, 1894 < John P. Davis, Ordinary Fiord eonnt*. Ga- Notice Guardia ns Georgia, I Agreeable to an order from ( Floyd county, j the court of Ordinary in and for said countv will be sold bnfore the eourt I house door, between the legal hours of sale sn ( the Ist Tuesday in O tobor next, the follow ing Real Bs ate le wit: Tne South wee, quar ter of lot of land known as lot No, two bund ed <nd twenty-eight (2<S) inthe 23rd District and 3rd Section of vloyd county. itwrgia, contain ing forty-four ( 4>acres more or lees. Terms cash. his Anderson x Thompson, mark. Guardian of the Estate of Samuel and Luc.etia Thompson "m’ners,” Citation. GEORGIA, Floyd County. M hero as, J. A. Rounsaville has petitioned the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Re -euue of said County for a change in the Silver Creek r ad. n arßoiinsaville’s mill, and in front or is residence ; and the Commissioners of Cave hpring i.lstricv have n commended that said iH'titiou be granted This is to notify all persons having objections theieto or claims for damage ansi -g therefrom to make the same known at the next meeting of s .id Board of Commission ers to be held on the first Monday in November next. Witness the Hon. John C. Foster, Ch Airman of the Board. This l §Lk ' Bund Election. Georgia, IHeyd County. By illreetivu of Beard es Commissioners of Roads and Kaveuue, in and for the County ol Floyd, noticuis hereby given, that on the sth day of Noveinbei, 1894. an election will be held at all voting i>reeluuls within the limits of said Crfkuty, to determine the quest ion wbeth. r cou pon bouds to tlie auiou t of Forty Ihousand <840,016.00) Dollars shall lie lesued bv Floyd County for the purpose of paying the floating IndehUMineM of said < ounty. Said bonds uhufi bear interest al the rate of Five percent per annum, said interest payable ou the first day of January of each year after the dale of the issm . of said bonds. Suid bonds shall bear due Jan uary Ist. 1896, and shall be of the following de. nomination*: Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars to be of the deuomiuatiou of Five ($5.00) Dollars .each. Ten rheiis.ud ($10,000.001 Dellers to he of the denomination of Ten ($lO 60) Dollars each, Ten Thousand (*.10,000 001 I>-liars to lie of the denomination of Twenty (S2O 00> D.,Hats'each leu Thousand ($10,000.0U):Dollars to he' of the denomiuatiou of Fifty ($60.00) Irollars aeh. For the flret. twelve years, *»..ly the interest ol said bonds shall be paid, thereafter there Shal be paid. Tlie Thirteen h year Five Thousand ($Mooo»j Dollars of i.rincipa- ,<Five Dollar txindsi aud tw Thousand (2000.00) Dollars of interest; The Fourteenth year Five Thousand (SSOOO oo Dollars of principal (Five Dollar Bonds) ano Heventeen Hundred aud Fifty ($1750) Dollarsoi interest; Th* Fiftee th year Five Thousand (SSOOO 00 Dollars of principal. (Ten Dollar Bonds) aim Fifteen Huudred (1500.00) Dollars of interest. The Sixteenth ijear Five Thousand <s6oos $0 Dollars of principal, (Ten Dollar Bonds) am Twelve Hundred and Fifty (1250) Dollars oi in terest ; The Seventeenth year Vive Tbou and (5000.00, Dollar* principal (Twenty Dollar Bondsiano Due Thousand t$1000.e0) Dollars of interest; The Eighteenth yoar, Five thousand (ssoM.t*) Dollars of principal (Twenty Dollar Bends, and Hevea Hundred aud Fifty (.s*.*o) Dollars ot interest, The Nineteenth year Five Thousand iss*M.»i Dollars of principal [Fifty Dollar Bonus! and Fl vo Hundred [s.'<X>,o*] Dollars of interest; The Twentieth year Vivo Thousand Dollars of principal [Fifty Dollar Bonds) am l Two Hundred aud Fifty [s‘J6«.M] Dollars of in tereat, when priaeipal and iaterw will b« fully paid off. All voter! favoring the Isauanoo of said bonds will have written or p< inted on their ballots "F-r Bends.’ All opposed, the words “Agaiusi Bonds.” John C. Foster, Chairman. Max Meyeruarrit, Clark. Board es Comr* »f Road* and Revenue, Application for Letters of Dismission. GiJffKOIA, Floyd Cotißly i Whereas A. J. Waiters Administrator De Bonis Non, of Joseph Waiters, represents to the court in his ue itiofi diiif tßed, that he has ad ministered Joseph Watters estate. This is to cite all persens concerned, kindred and creditors to show cause, if any they can, why said ad ministrator should not be discharged fiom hi. administration and receive letters of dismission on the First Monday in November 1894. This August 7th. 1894. John P. Davis. Ang. T.to Nov ». Ordinary Floyd County, Ga. Commissioners Sale. W. F. Ayer I Rule to par-ition vs - lln Floyd Superior J. W. Barnwell Guard’n. i Court. G. C. Longstreet et. al. J Under and by virtue of an order granted at the March term of the Superior court of Floyd county. The undersigned Commissioners ap pointed for the put pose, will sell for partition, in the above stated cause, at public outcry be fore the Court house door in Rome, between the usual hours for public sales, on the first Tuesday in November next, the following de scribed real estate, to wit: “That tract of lanu knawn as the Oak Hill farm, on the Etowah riv er, about eight miles from Rome, former,v occu pied hy Dr. C. K Ayer, in the 23rd. District and J ti. Section of said county of Floyd, comprtsi ing the whole of lot No 299 aud those portions of lots NO’S. 300, 301, and 302 which Le on the North side of the Etowah river containing abou 440 acres, terms of sale, one third cash, the balanceiuequal amounts in one and two years with interest at 8 per cent from dite of ale. The title will be retained until all the p. rebase money is paid. September I.sth 1894. J.B. Sullivan, W. W. Brooks, Smily Johnson,; Conimsssiouers Libel for Divorce. Georgia, Floyd county. Carrie E. Williams i Libel for divorce vs .Xo 45, Floyd Superior Benj. L. Williams) Court, Se t. I’ann 1894, Tojthe defendant Benjamin L. Williams, yon are heieby notified and commanded to be and appear at the next term of the Superior Court to be h -ld in the aloresaid county of Floydon on the 2nd Monday in January 1895, then and there to answer pl ntiffs petition lor lible for divorce, As in default thereof said court will pror-ed as to justice shall appertain. Witnes- the Hon. W. M. Henry Judge of aforesaid county. This 25th day of Septembe 1894. W. E. Beyseigel, clk, Supr, court Floy county Ga. twice a mo for 2-mo. Petition for Partition, Mr. J 1). Moxabb, Mrs,Flora 1 Petitii n for par Watt rs. Samuel Funkhouser.' tition 1 oyd Su &M r T, W, Nichols ) uerlor < rt, Sept, vs, / Term 1894, G., XV Thomas. / To the Defendant, G W, Thomas: You are herebv no Hied to be and appear at the next, term of the Saperier court to be held iu and ter said county on ths second Mendar in January 1893, then and there to make your defense, if any you have to the above petition for partilien Said petition being to partition among the five owners thereof -he fol.owing proper’!, te-wit VFhat was formerly kuowu as lot number (21: ii South Rome, fronting on Main Street, twe hundred and fifty eight feet,and running hack along Cherokee d.reet fe r hundred and twenty three feel, the back of the lev being only two hundred and forty-one feet wide, oonlalning two aeroe more er lees, being the property de scribed in a tie-d from Alfred shorter te Thom- . as Thomas, dated February 11th, 1879, setae qnoutly conveyed by said Thomas to his otiil aren. Also that Paul of land in the Fifth Ward of the oily of Rome, Ga., lying immediately back ' of the property abave described and bounded How: Fronting on Cherokee (formerly her r • street, two hundred and seven feet, and ran uing ii»-k Um name width te ant, y two hnn dred an J forty one feet, being thu name proper ty described in a deed from Alfred Shorter to GW. Thomas and children, dated May 12th 1875. Wi tuosn the Hon. W, M Henry. Judge f Flo>d Superior.court, This Sept 23t >. 1894. Wa, E Beysiegel clk, Hu pt, Court Floyd Co, Ga, NOTICK Fur local leg islation. I Notion is Hereby yiyan o' the in tention to applr to the S< a»ion of the General Asembly of the State of Georgia Cotnencing on the 24. th day f O ctober, 1894. for the passage of a Bill to ba entitled “An Aet to a mend sn Act approved September 27 th 1883,entitled An Act to establish a City Court inthe County of Floyd,by striking the word ‘four’ from the fourteenth line of Section 111 of said Act and inserting iu line thereof the word ‘three’ so as to tu.-.ke any person eligible for the Judgeship of the City Court of said County of Floyd, who a the time of his appointment sha'l have attained the age of twenty fiv* I years, and shall be a lawye», and ! have prec ised law in tda Slate foi ' as much as three yeer- md uavebeei a r isidt n k of »aid unt r for HF muck r as one year aext preoelUg ni » • p ° October Uth 1894. 80t Publ’c dale of Real Estate. Whereas on the 22nd. day of Mav 1893 Charles Hamilton, es Floyd conntv Geoigia, borrowed .from th* New South Buildiu; & L.an Assoob lion of New Orleans, lui. the sum of nine hundred (f 400 i dellar. ou ten shares of stoclj tn said Association, and on »be same «U --executed aud delivere ■ to said Association hu bond or obligation in writing, whereby ha promised te pay to saiu Association so long aa ii .ball coutluue te exist, or as may ba provides in Its By-Laws, Rules and Regulation, the su H of seven dollars monthly on the last Saturday of each month,being inßtallmentt|dueoii ten share* '*l <* , u ek t ”* hl h ’ h,ni 1,1 Ba, ‘ l A-soclation and o! which said advancejwaa pr cure I and the sum o f four anil SO-100 collars monthly as aforesaid on tha same day as inteiesl on said advance, and th. further sum of four and 50-100 dollars beinr th premium agreed to be paid at the same cirri monthly, until said sum so advanced hv rnl aid Association slud! lx, paid m full tore the? with interest and premium; which said bend obligation was secured by a dead of even daw therewith to certain real es:ate in the citvrf East Rome. Floyd county, Ga. hereinafter mow partieu'ady descri ed: said dee-i recorded to the Clerk s office of Floyd countv Ga. in book ' \ So9 ' ° n MaT 29,h ' 18i ' 3 - to refereaee is here made for greater certainty a. to its terms and cenditlous. >IUy 88 And whereas by the terms of said bond and deed the said < harles Hamilton consented and agreed that scould he make default in the naent of any one of aid mouihly payments above set forth, whether in.talimeut, interest or premium, and said default •ontinue for thi nod as two [2] successive months, as ,et foJJa in the By-Laws of »«i< Association then at option «f said Assotiatiuu whole ness shall become due and exigible, anl th* said Assooiatiou, by th* t*nns or said deed. 1 <’I OU , , r b 1 * or r *r r, » H ontariv* wa. arw* cifleally .mpow-ered aud anhtorlaed to advent® said property,-once a week tor four waaks iu S u*wspap«n tn which th. .t.eriff *f said eLun?! advertises aia sales, and sell the same at nubile aaction before the Court house door of Flovd ri’JVt'La *” cal ? h ia hand, eoureying al> right and equity that said Charles Hamilto 1 way have in and to said property, aud autho n "*" l v A *’ oclatl, »“ its agent or represent” t,v* • maketh* p ln cba.«r er imi-ehaaere *f « property good and anaeienl title, in fee sim pfe th*r*by dlveeting oat of the said Charite Haaj r?JFh nU • ,lultT,t ' l,a ' he may have in and ta said property and vesting th* saaie iu tfie pur*haser er purchaser* aforesaid, d*f»aVA7more*thJi\* rl “rof‘‘“'' 1 ‘ 0n haf * n,ad * ■eiaoii i«i mere than two [2] mouths io th* me«t of said monthly installment, interest aud undS the M o :TJ B or ‘ h ? b0T *- " ftld uuaertue options aforesaid Inow daclasee «<oi, P n t C *• sun, ! of * w > together with in •lallments, interest, premiumna and fines aggie I ° et - l 8« the due and payable immediately. , . ft W* vw 1,1 mention of tha authority vested iu said Association b; said Char'** Hamilton vlrueof the deed her in before referred to between 11 th*°'h th “ flrßt Tu ‘*“ la .v in Nov! between the hours nf 11 m . and 1 pju. t l 0 house door of F */d coun ty at publl*l suction to the highest bidder »er nffffrlrl*? tv' a ?. d,n bar all r>K b t and equity 2.L"t r H*'nHt«»n a« expressly stipulated in said at cd lowing real estate described in Lot of land in the town of East 1 Rome Ivinir : n rt b tTns corner o? 16 ® »- r eet and O ak Avenue, fronting on o a k Ave- M^nleßUee’A b^? k the ' ,a,ne widrh on hereo ? thall th “ •“‘Provemenw to« P^ C ' e<,B of ‘’ aid 9ale will be applied nrHt to the payment of the money advanced as together with interest and prerni in»es n of fl thb!mt? d a “°J ne > 8 fee « ex- 1 eneea of tniHaale, aud the remainder if any will Aes P reiltion al ire Cbarl ‘' 8 Hatt ’ ilton - And the said authorh»dh , . lt ? a ?f e < nt (? r eKal representative if nere^r? 7 . ‘i?”' to P' oc eed summarily, iu p< sseesion, the said Charles Hamilton UL-ree ;ng iu said deed to surrender the same without 1894, h I,ldera “°e of “uy *tD,d. This Oct 3rd. Nu w South Building and Loa* ssoclation by: W T. Cheney, Attorney. Administrators J ale. Georgia, Floyd county: 1 ursuant to an order of the Court ArJinaw will Resold before the t” urt hX door to clt of Rome, said County between the leiral ?894 r the foBnw?“ U ‘° Or#t Tue#da y lu November 1894 the following propt:rty to wjrf North half ot lots Nos 87 ano 35, each of said half lots Iv ti'ni of Pnip’ g District and 3rd Sm- tl in ot 1 oik c uuty, Ga.containing twi ntva- res m‘the U^mi°Di e ??r^ , ’ G T’" th ,lah ~f lot 12 » countv < a a,ld ,-‘ ld Section of Floyd la-to.m.i’L. B o 0 “eres more less, said Cd -term- r ■ ,,r, pe !’ yof -’ a, ' k ior, deceas u s sl “ e ’ ,; -‘ Bil - Oct - 4 'h. 1894. <eeea*ed. Admtoistrator 01 Jack Prior Georgia, Floyd county; Eli Waldrup, lias applie r Exemption of l ersonality, and setting apart and valuation o Homestead, aud I will pass upon the same at 1 o’clock a. m. on th- 30th uay of t ctober 1894 (Inst.) at uiy office in the City of Rome Ga. JohnP Davis, Com, ty Georgia. Administrators Soles. Georgia, Flo)d county: Pursuant loan order of the G.urt of Ordinary will be old before the Court no ise door in th city of Rotte, said county, between the le«a hoursjof sale the following pr< perty to wit- The west portion of lot No. 229 in ih« 4th Di trict aiKi 4i h Section *t Flovd countv G a fuinitoi a h the B *’ uth - we »‘corner of said lot 12231 running .hence north alone the west 1 ithorJ of torty.nine [49] chain. anV w hnk. to tK “ne noTto 1 " ai " ’** the " ce r a! «“g tin. north line thereof 231 2 chair to a post oa„ Stake; thence south 71-3 degi s west ot «airt n |* t k ’ia t wbich * 8 P lß ced on the r tb lino west corr- J 4 ' 1 ** l,,lkß th* sj sOUtb ° r ’ thence weßt a ong said th line ctmtainimr if 4 * to the b«g| UU , , corner, srSs s exa v ’"“-ruS' 1 T W H October 4th. 1894. Vari w T I* ’ Adminlstrater of the estate • w.rv w. T<-wus decetsed Citatien Leave to Sell. •vbobGla, vleyd County: To all whom it may concern : Samuel Pyle, Ad ■niniatrater of Jshn Landrwm, daceaaed, baM tnr due form applied t. tn« uudoniffuod for leave to sell th* land* b*>. igiag to th* estat* of *aM M !, a ** d D aod >»PP ication will be heard oa the first Meo day in November next. Thi* Ist day es October, 1884. John P. Davis, Ordinary. Administrator Sale, GBOFGI* Floyd County: Presua.t tu an ord-r of -he court of Ordinary will he sold before the Court House door in the city of Rome said county, between the legal hours of sale, on the tir.t Tuesday iu Novembe 11894, the following property to-wit; lot o'land I No. 68 in the 15th. Diet, and 4th. Seetion of cha.- tooga County Ga. containing Iflfiaeree mor* or loss except 29 an res in asquareoff the South east euruer of said lot. Also lot 7* in the 15;h. District aud 4th Sec tion of Floyd county Ga. containing 16* acres more er lees-excepting 8* acres off the east side es let, ai*e le* Ne. 92 in the Uth District and 4th Section) es Floyd counts, Georgia, co taiutng I*o acres more er lees. Said land sold a* «• . property of Wm. V. Timius deceased. Terms of sale cash. W. H. Kimi*. Administrator of the estate of I Wm. T. Times* deceased. b ' Application for Letters of Dis- 1 mission. H Georgia, Floyd county; - Whereas Alexander Johnson, Administrator of ■ Joseph Sharpe represents to the court his pen tioa duly tiled, th it h- has administered Joseph ’t Sharpe's estate This is to eit* all persons *p* ~ oerned, kindred and er -ditors, co snow cause, i *« auy they can, why said administrator should no I h le discbar, ed fro:* his administration and re ’ euive letters f d ssuission ou the tlrst Metuk* Ma 1 H tn January 1894 This UoCi’yer Ist. ISJ4 Jokx K Marts Qrdtaary Floyd Ja».y,