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PROFESSIONAL COLOlfts DENTISTS J A. WILLS— Dentist—2oß 1-2 Broad strew over Cantrell and Owens store. ■ —— ■ ATTORNEYS J. H. Spn lock, Attorney at Law, Mason Temple .luildidg ~ Tteurple Building Rome Georgia. JAMES B NEVlN—Attorney at Law Offic I’Ovsrtf Hall postoffice corner 3rd Avenue CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD- Attorney at Masonic Temple Rome, Ga. RAM’E & DENNY—Attorneys at law. Offic in Masonic Teutule. Rome, Ga. A WW. VANDIVER -Attorney and Coin seller at Law—Rome, Ga. WH. ENNIS—Jmo. W STARLING—Ennt & Starling. Attorneys at Law, Masoni " Temple, Route, Ga. feb23. PHYSICIANS AHO SURGEONS. DU. RAMSUR— Physician and Surgeoi Office at residence Ct 4 aveaue A, Fourt • ward. | P. HAMMOND— Physician and Burgeon I titters his j rofessioua! services to the p« ' tsle of Rotee and surrounding country ’RRBcu at Cronch and Watson's drug store, 20 r.Hroai street. DR. W. D. HOYT—Office at C. A. Trevitt drugstore, *o. 331 Broad street Telephon Tt®. residen »o. No. 21 F'refis. A. Wynn, Physician and Surgon .'ttav at Tre-. itt ,v Johns in drug store »4ofrhone U Residence 406 Second Ave, SPtciEjtt attention given all call laMIo Farms lor Bum or sale We have On hand a number ot good farms for rent or sale. These farms have come into our hands at very rea sonable figures, and we are in position to off' r them at low prices and on most favorable terms. Ten ants and buyeis would do well to consult us before trading. We can rent or sell. To good parties, wishing time on Farms we are pa<>- pared to offer bargains Come and see us Hoskinson &, Harris. v ou ? .11 BET J .©of consult your Encyclopaedia Britannica ■tirst to be sure of winning •f —— 1 L .I V ■ ®W v .y| r b""' ''J - Jtev ■ —’'r-i' I t—> 1 W£3£ uwo •X»eii‘haJ a he'. W’V it «v.i; v. *J y »u, owly we do .iota -nt ’«>□□’)■ t- loser’s ftjtoi»fortune. It you look *t <» * r '•;■.• you will ‘•eelhat he has al th«t h > can b • xr un under *• Vjjpw.v. 4< was bi r v •'• r.| r •?. ,t »in . ..i i.x w-h */ ’in nbject of envy won ter. His was a well Btw.wd mrnd in a b n.- d-shirt‘‘4 >ol • ><>u *• know »>is ot felhiWi, like h.m .t • k.i w .1 .werythiirg, alnrist, fro .1 the ;»n • '*) r man J *was a protop asm till th.- h »'ir in r Biby t ] festher Cleveland {jot her last new tritix. He » answered qu-•■•.inns in B (.. Hist »r with an ‘,i rff -K iuJ ‘‘lor-jjojJaess-;ak«t-ion t-y >u-know that” air that wj' as biting a» a northern • 4 /blast to less favored mortals. Sv rhe boys in the stoic where h? works! ' ’ pLt'Ajpa job on him All of them read The • j ConvutKlion regularly and one day a *p<Kia! *" aniicuncemml suggestLl a |reat scheme to ‘> j lheir.. Vtiey saw within their roa. h a source us information that wauld give them a Whole Army off Facts I * herejlherr ‘ know if-all ' friend had only at i "tawkwfcrd sfcuatV* Thej secured it and i I Thfcn that introceht-looking chap you see in I the harrow got into a discussion in history < with Ike man with the mind. . s<Mm the latter was terribly shocked to hear 4 *<he>i awful wards come from the fat and rosy 4aO*bef&re flirts: | "Old man I think you are At once a teet was made. The min with the t ’mind lost of coarse for his fat friend had i 'primed himself for the contest from the new » uy *<. date Encyclopaedia Britannica, a set of whit h the boys had purchased. The bftt wat j patt the following day, just as you see it in » Hie picture. • 'This Tale Has a Moral -4 which these who work in stores. j manufactories and offices, will see without a telesoepe. The Encyclopedia Britannica in your home | will keep ycu from playing hor«p while your Meighber rides, and it will cost you only io 5 cents a day to procure it If you will write for terns and sample pages to The Constitatiors ~~— . Atlanta. Ua. THE HUSTLER OF ROME, FRIDAY NOVEMBER,9 1894. A ROMANCE, Mr. Charlie Wyatt and Miss Florida Flowers Wed. Yesterday it was learned thi t last Wednesday was a week ago Mr. Chas. Wyatt and Miss Florida Flowers were married. For reason best known for the young couple they have kept the matter a profound secret until within the past day or so. Mr. Chas. Wyatt is the e'dest son of Mr. Jack Wyatt, and is a steriing young man. His fair young bride is a well known young lady of East Rome. The young people are receiving the congratulations of many friends. BONDS ARE LOST There is no Hope now for the Famous Bond Issue. The hope that entered the brains of many that bonds would pull through, is uow dispelled. It is fouidly of the careful read ing of the Jaw that two thirds of ‘he last registration list must be taken. Mr ,Wm, Wright, who has woik ed eo Lard and faithfully on this question admits new that the ques tion is lost but that they will hold another election inside of a year. DESPERADO SHOT. While Attempting to Stab a Special Marshal Lexington, Ky., November 9. T e second murder in 24 hours iu Fayette County occurred late last night at Athehs, near this ciiy. James Green, a well-known young fellow, who was acting as a special Marshal.undertook to quell a disturbance between Llewellyn Sharpe and several other parties when George Doouney interfered. Loomey seized Green and attept ed to throw him down. He drew his d"k and slashed at Green’s head, U Tore tbe knife rea had Green toe latter drew his pistol and shot Looruy through the breast, just over the heart. The wound is fatal and Loomey’s death is a matter f only a few hours . Couldn’t Wait. Hamilton, Ohio, Nov Early this evening Link Montis, Super intendant of the Wayna Argicul t.ural Works, of Richm< -t I, Ind., dropped into C. A. Stoble’s rest , aurant for supper. He said he had I a train to catch, and was in hurry, i After waiting about 15 minutes, and no supper arriving,\ he left refusing to pay tor the meal. Mr. Struble had him arrested on the grounds of obtaining goods under false pretences. Mr. Montis gave bond for his appearance Fri day afternoon at 1 o’clock. He says he will spend S2OO be fore he will pay the quarter for his supper. Another Circus It was learned this mornirg that another circus wonld be in Rome next week. From what could be learned it is said to be a one ring ed circus and a good one, but thev have done uo advmt sing or sent no agen's herept could net bejascsr tained where it isj at. The news comes from a railroad man who says an order iu the East Rome dispatchers office which said to bring ten cars of a circus from Dalton, to Rome next Monday night- So from Qiis it may le judged that the circus will be here next Tuesday. When you want to buy groceries and buy them cheap call upon J. A. Kane cor. Broad and Ross St. New yel low yam pototoes very cheap, orders called i for and deliverea. Give me a call satisfaotion (guaranteed. HIM AND EGGS t his paper will present to its readers Sunday morning um of a large industrial enterprise It will prove of vast interest to this coun ty.an enterprise that will bi >g the natural resources of North Georgia to the front. That such a thing was on foot has t>eeu known in au in definite way to a few parties lor -ouiß time, but for certain reasons the projectors have deemed it wise t> remain silent until the fullest details have been consumated. Witch the Hustler of Rome Sun day morning. Among the it terested spectators tin other night to see the gr»; t miud reader, was Mr. Yancey Hai ns. After the performance was over a party were discussing the matter, when Y*ncey said: ‘ Well, he is a wonder. Now if I had his power I would be right iu the swim. Sunday night when I went to church with my girl I would hold her hand and see if she was thinking about some other fellow. Just think what an advantage it would give you toward finding ou whether a girl really loved you or LOt.’’ Said a traveling man at the Armstrong yesterday : “Yes it was certainly a Waterloo for the demo cratic party. Every body has got a reason for it, but I think the whole truth is just simply an ex pression of contempt and disgu t by the people at the dilly-dallying of the last congress on important measures.” “I have an idea about this tramp element, and the unemployed la borers that I have never heard any one else express a similar opinion upon. Os course what I say don’t' cut any figure in national politics! or anything else, but nevertheless, I han; to my idea. It is just this. Let the government establish large farmsand industrial plants of va rious kinds in some of the vast un occupied lerritory of the Lone Star State. Then take this constant menace to the government—tramps and that class of labor that is al ways howling about the lack of em ployment—and put them to work on this government plant. The different depatments would give employment to the men-of differ ent professions. Don’t you see that such an institution would be self-sustaining from the first year?” ‘■And’’ Continued the speaker, “for heaven’s sake lets stop this eternal stream of low criminals that Europe i 3 constantly belching I on our shores. It is only the lowest and most depraved class that come here now, and as long as we have no law against it, they will continue to come. They are the cause of bo much dissatisfaction in labor cir cles, and are re»ponnble for the fearful incie vse iu enmeou Ameri can soil. In the name of our g eat country’s fair honor, stop this class of eiuigraLts from coming here. Tne more that the tables are re vised showing the standing of the next congress, the more are added to the repubLcan column. We ar watching now with dull wonder, for the complete official relume from all the States, to see how few democrats there win. be Czar Reed, the fat. will domineer the next con gress. But iu the broad aud deso late wast of ruins, one great con bo iation threba in the South's heart Th're will be a Statesman returned frotr. the South who cannot and will not be ruled by the Czar —CharlesCrisp, of Georgia! In the wide discontent that has brought temporary oblivion to many lea er of national importance, Georgia still has unfaltering faith in her noble son. I ( - —— Now lets turn again to the Japan- Chinese war and see the edifying I spectacle of China seeing f< r | peace. The little Japs have assum ed an importance in the world, that the powers of Europe do not like. A DOCTOR'S PHILANTHROPY. Thousands Afflicted by Chronic Catarrh Under Free Treatment. The first day of Nov LM93, Mr. Hartman gave bis couseuL to take charge of the treatment of 10.000 cases of chronic catarrh free of charge. The announcement was at oik! 0 published in all the leading pa pers, when the applications came pouring in from every State in the Union. With a large number of clerks and stenographers to assist him, the doctor actually directed the treatment of thousands of caee« by correspondence, which costs the patients nothing, except the nec essary medicines, which are obtain ed at the nearest drug store. To become a patient it is only neces eary to send name and address, describe symptoms, ana minute direc ions as to diet, ’sanitary reg ulations, ami other advice will be sent promptly. Wherever Dr. Hartman is know:' the name of Pe-ru-na has become a household word. It is safe to say that no medicine in existence is used by so many families as Pe ru na This is especially true or this time of the year, when peo ple are liable to catarrhal affec tion 3 , coughs, colds, la grippe etc. Pe-ru na has cured more cases of chronic catarrh than all other medicines combined. The great majority of those who use it buy ibe remedy the ms-lives, uce it ac cording t<> directions, not even reporting their case to Dr. Hart man until after they are entirely cured. But uow that a limited number of cases can secure the personal attention of Dr. Hartmam of charge, ia it to b< wondered at that many prefer to do so. Pe-ru-na ■ i.ever fails to cure catarrh when pronerly used. '1 h ■ Peiu-na Drug Manufatur ing Company of Columbus, Ohio, are sending tree to any address a b< ok on chronic catarrh which gives me latest treatment for ca tarrh, coughs, colds, la grippe, bronchitis and all other affections of the head,throat and lungs. * I >MMa>MHB>uaKsan«a«MMMMMBKMnaaaMaaMUMU«M r« What Nerve Berrie« * ; have done for other.. -51 they Wiil 4 ‘ wr ? ,or S' VKSOR t OF ISTH ZjJTj ' r r r fol & K £33/7/, Quick!, andParrnanantlyßsst.i \id. ao-fK vs , A positive cure for nil Wvn ,h-*‘,sgk. Nervo*! i.en Debility, nnd all tn»-.jr tra».i of eviiH .'«-xr?.Hn , s t’-!./ errors aul iat-r excesses: th A '• ‘-.o of o’/vrw*»rii£» »*icu. .iv.*s. ’tm vy, Hnd gives £>ofio and to :/ e iruii o fc trniOH. niop» a;t«r* tar r. • •» • . !ii- r S,<l ear.M<don « caus- d hy vrwrs.or ex ce'.'.rp use Oi tob.*«vc<»». ami iflquot vo.ch leac to and insabidjt i .xeir use shows iainictii.iu* improvement. A ecep citation. Insist upon Iw.vinc the gc::v ne Ksii'rjpat !>o oilier. <»■ en d -* w> v ** lent to carry ir > ,-s pocket. Hr»v?’. per box. Hix boxes, on hH treatment,.ss.oo. <«itat*Antce<ltoctirvu'a.vx A«e ’ not kept by your druggist we will send them oj mail, upon receipt of price, in plain wrap pc*- Pamphlet fr»-. Address ail mail orders t* AJW MKDICAL CO., Cincinnati * For Sale by J. T Crouch 8l Co Guardian Sale. I. Susie W. Allgooil, Guardian of Andrew P Allgood, will make application to !udge Jno. J Hunt, Judge o; til: Superior Court of the Flint C'rcuit, at his oihue iu the court house, in the city of Griffin, Spalding county, €a, on the 3r 1 <iay of December, 1894, an order authorizing the sale, at private sale, the folowing proper ty of Andrew P. Allgood, her ward, to-wit: One uatlivided one-third interest in that tract Os and situated in Cathr-nsboro Floyd Cw., :.i.d knov n as lots Nos. Thirteen, Fourteen and sil t en, troutingsix.y-six fee: each onßrOl Istree and ru ning 1 ac : one hundred and ninety-eight fee wrsterly, this property hereby sold lies join n an ' south of the Baptist church. raid sale is to be made for the purpose of reinvestment, because said property is vacant lots, productive of no rents oi ine< m<' and a c instant expense in paying taxes and the same i i depreciating in lalue. SUStE W. ALLGOOD, Guardian of Andrew P. Allgood. Oct. 30, 1894. Administrator Sale. GEORGIA, Floyd County:— Pursuant to an order of the Court of Ordinary will be sold before the Court house do»r pn the City of Rome, said County between the lega| hours of Sale, on the first Tuesday in Dec 1894. the following property to Wit: Land lot No. 2S in the 16th Distr.ct and 4th Section of Floyd county Ga. contaitiing , (4U) acres more or 'less. Also lot No. 24 in the 16th District and 4*.h. Section of Floyd county Ga. containing (49) acres more or less. Also lot No 864 in the 3rd District and 4th Section Floyd cortnty Ga. con tabling 40 aares tUo-e or less. Said land seld as the property of Elizabeth Dempsey, deceased— Terms of sale cash. W. H. E inis adiur. of the es ate of Elizabeth Dempsey, deceased. I Au exchange says tl ere were lawyers in Baby'cn 2 000 jearaß. C. And that’s what was the u at er with Babylon, e’i? SHERIFF ALE FOB B CIMI H M ' GEORGIA, Floyd ( o W ill be Hold before the court ho ise door in the city of Rome Floyd to. Ga., be.wean tie lu-sl hours of sai lon the Ist, Iu s ay in D<o :B‘J4. the lolh.wiug described proper.y to-wit. r>.iit tract or paicel ol land King ami being situated ‘n the county ot Floyd and S ate of Ga and lying in I rintup City adjoining Rome Ga„ and known in the plan of said Priutup City, as City lots numbers 40, H, 42, 43 and 44. Levied < n by virtue of a mortgage ti fa 'ssued from the Floyd Superior court In lav ,rof Pioneer Saving and loan Company vs.JMaigaret 8. and F. L McGinnis. As the property cf the Deft. Also at the same time aud place. One Bay mare about 0 years old, lame Mollie 16 hands high. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage Ufa issued from he Floyd City c u.t in favor of A D. Hardin Agt. for L. Lytle vs. R . E. Hudson. As the property of the Deft. Also at the same titue and place. Forty acres of lot of la- d No. 182 in 23rd, District and 3rd. Section of Flovd Co. Ga. Levied vU by virtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from the Floyd bupe" rlor court in favor of H. B. Scott vs. Jno.R God - dard, as the property of the Deft. Also at the same time and place. On all tha tract or parcel of lai d situated, lying anti btint in the 23r0, Disc, aud 3rd. .section ot Floyo Co. Ga. and being thatp.rtof lot No. 117 in said Dint, and Section that lies on the west side of the Summerville road and is bounded on the t south by land known as Ware laud on the wes by land ot W. A. Overby, on the north by tha part of lot No. 117 whieh .was conveyed by H D. AS cock to W. P. Simpson and on the East by the Summerville road, containing 60acres more or less. Levied on by virtue of a ft fa issued from the Floyd City court in lavor of Potts and Ports vs. R. G. Hackney, as the property of the Deft- Also at the same time and place, A certain two horse hack, double s. ated, also a two horse plow No. 5 Chattanooga wichawauka, aud t>v 0 one horse turning plows, and also a set of «ag -011 harne-s, Levied on by virtue of a mortgage flfa issued fretn the Floyd City Court in fat or of James Long vs. John D. Yarbrough, As the property es the Deft. Also at the same time at.d place. Lot of land No. 225 in the 22na. District and 3rd. Section 8 of Floyd Co. Ga. Levied on by vir ue of a mort gage 11 fa, issued frm-.i the Floyd Superior court in favor of Emma E. Stowell vs. John W. Ross as the property of the Deft. Also at the same time aud place. Lots of land Nos. 468, 46'J ands4o iu the 3rd. District aud 4th Section of Floyd Co. Ga. containing 40 aeres each more or less. Lev ed on by virtue of a Tax fl fa issued by J. J. Black T. C. in favor o 1 State and co. vs. Mary E. Epperson, As the prop" erty of the Deft. Alßo at the sann time aud place, lot of land No. 41 in the 23rd District and 3rd Section of Fl«yd County Ga. coniaining 160 acres more or less. Levied on by virtue of a tl fa isaned from the Fb yd Ci'y < ourt iu favor of J. M. Veach A Co, owners and holder- vs A B. M ;Donald as makers and C. F. McCrary as endorser, as tie property of the Deft, said ti la proceeding for the balance of the pttreha-e money of said lot. Also at the same time ami place lot of lam- No 40 in the 4th district and 4-11 section ot Floyd county, Georgia, containirg 160 acres more or le,s. Levied on by virtue of a tax flfa issued by J. J. Black T. I*., in f tvor of state and coun ty vs. Brown Johnson, as the property of the de fendant. Also a the san e time and place, one ba .hors mule about ten years old named Tobe; one sor rel mare mule al our ten years old named Jane, one white cow named white about flve years and one buggy, one mowing machine, one hay rakeandone two horbe ihimhl sktin Studeba ker wagui. Levied on by virtue ot two fl.fas one a mor gage flfa i, favor pf J B. Potter, the otherja laborer’s lein ti la in favor of S J) Hunt | both issued from the Floyd City Court and vs. ' C L Ansley, as the prop, ity of- the defendant Also at the same time and place, one farm of ' forty flve anres in 23d district and 3d section of Floyd conntv, State of Georgia, described as follows: Commencing at a stake en tha east side of Summerville road, ruining north S7 1-2 degrees, e >fet 4w 93-11 U chains to or near rile bend' of Oostanaula river, t hence up the river to the oiith fir Dry Creek to the original boundary Line be-ween lots Nos. h i and 165 ami the lands ''of A B McDonald, then. westerly paralel wi;h 1 1 -be first line'and with said original line to lhe ' Summerville road 61 cnains, thence along the . east ecgfiof said load to starting point. Levie I <pi by virtue of a fl fa issued from Floyd Stu e I rior conrt in favor of the Georgia Loan anti Trust company for the use and benefit of Lydia ! McAlpine, Emerette M. Green Rocelia De Wolf 1 vs Bailie w Gibson as the property of the defr. Also at the same time and place, one half of lot No 8 in the Oostanaula division to ;thc city of Rome, Ga„ commencing at coiner of North Boundary stree , and 7th Avenue running -west from7ih Avenue to the Oostanaula river, bound on the south by the property of Mrs Lucy Ragan running along said property west 10 Oostanaula river, contuiki • g one four room house and one two room house, and about three acres more or less. Levied on by virtue of afl la issued from the Floyd Ordinary’s court in favor of Alice Fowler vs Thomas B. Higginbotham, as the property of the deft- Also at the same time and place, a eertaie puce' of land lying iu the Sth Ward es th n city of Home, (formerly Hi! sboro or S .nth Rome; and known as part of Lot No. 54 in said Co. and State fronting 54 1-2 feet on Cave Spring roai now Main St. and running back same width 170 fee , bounded on the North by Roland Gieen, aud on the Sou h by Mrs John Hughes and ou the ba :k by Shorters, being the same property deede Iby Mrs. S. H. Patterson to R. T. Hargraves on Jan. 20th. 1881, and by It. T. Hargii.ves deeded to Malinda Hargroves, levied •n by virtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from the Floyd Superior court in favor of It, D. V u Dyke Transferee vs. Malinda H rgroves, as the property of the Deft. Also at the same time and plane, That certain tot in the sth. Ward es the city of Rome, Floyd Co. Ga. Beginning at a point on »he east side of Fo-t avenue 120 feet south from th > intersec tion of Cherokee St. 4ml Fort Avenue and run ning thence in tin easterly direotion, parallel with Cherokee St. 163 1-2 fe t more or less, thence at right angle in a southerly direction 66 2-3 feet, thence at right angle in a westerly direction 163 1-2 feet, more or less to Fort Ave. and thenee al-mg Fort avenue in a northerly direction 66 2 3 feet ta the point of beginning Levied on by virtue of a Justice court fl fa is. sued from the 919th. Diet. G M. of Floyd Jus ticecourt in favor of Atlanta Carriage Hard ware Co. vs. W. T. Drennon, Av the property ot ghe Deft. V . T, Dren .on, and held by him un der bond for title from M, G. McDonald and C. 8. Sparks. Lovy made by H. Beard L. C. Also at the same time and place, all right; title anA interest of Mrs. Edward Haile, the De fendant in and to 1 hat tract or parcel of land located in the state yf Georgia county of Floyd in the city oj Rome and in the E owah division thereof, and fronting 150 feet on 6th, Avenue formeily Etowah street, anil 130 feet on East Second streit, formerly Franklin street, 'he same lieing 1 residence and a 5 room residence, and being al so a part as lot N 0,43 adjoining lot No. 42 and fronting on 6th Avenue, this part of lot No. 42 being included in the above frontage on slh I Avmme „l r,o fe.-t „„ ~ That, art of M v'7, ' P •■> lyil g between Im s„. 4 ! rei «» levie, t lot No. 4-i owned by Dmigl ass & ‘* At ’“‘K M Henderson. Levied on by vlrlUt . Mr. sub;! rnjiii th • instriin; (j ~ 0 fo* llu one iu favor of J B. 8. Holme, 'n, ’“l ßCour t. vorof Drs. Holmes, Garhngton " both vs Mrs. W. C. Haile.as ’’ 0 »»»on Deft. Levy made by W. P McLeod ‘ l1 ’ all n.v (M B. Earle'.) illtw !, “ my father’. (A. Earl> Dm , '» tale, ..,,<1 estate consisting of m acres of lanJ lot No. of land lot No. 16, 5 acre, of l a „ j t l ' Sl ’ : “ cri "‘ ° f ■“'><! lot No 245, an of said lots lying „nd mg ,n the 25th District and Z Section of Floyd Co., Ga; , nv terests described in the will of father (A Earle, dec’d) as being hve hundred dollars, and one fourth (1 )-of th remaining prop . erty. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fifa issued from the Floyd Superior Court in favor of Ketch uni and Eliott vs. Marcus B. Earl? as the property of the Def’t. JAKE C. MOORE, Sheriff. Administrators Vale. Georgia, Floyd Coi.nty Pursuant to an wider of the court of Ordluarr ot said county; granted on the sth dav of Xn vember 1894, there will be sold I efore the Court house door in theciiy of It,, Ule aiHl coun . . Floyd on the first Tuesday in December ism between the tegal hours or sale the lollowinr described property to-wit: That part of lot Nos. 192 and 193 in the 23rd District, and 3m Section or Floyd county tia. beginning on th. west side of the Selma Division of formerly th- E. T. V.&G. Railway Co. (now the Southern Railway Co.) on said lot Xo 192 where what is known is “Hume s Branch" leaves said Rail road aud running with said Branch northwest until it strikes the original line between lots Nos. 192 and 169 Thenee west with said original line to the Brooks corner: Thence in a west erly direct on with the original line between lots Nos. 193 and 168, ten chains and fifty links to a stake, thence southerly at right ai gles with original line about twelve chains to .he said railroad. Ihenee with said railroad line to the beginning point, said parole of land comainin -20 acres more or less. Also a parcel of laud be ing seventy-five (75) acres more or less and be ing parts ot lots nos. 167 and 168 in the 23rd District and 3rd. Section said county and State, owned And possessed by said Stansbury at the time of his deaih, said land being conveyed by ni. A, Brooks to said Stansbury |by deed, date September 3rd 1873 and recorded in the Clerks office in said county in book “T” of deeds page 159 and special reference is made to tha several conveyances therein referred fofor more specif ic . escription.Sold as the property of J.A. Stans bury, deceased. Terms of sale cash. This Nov. sth 1894. C.W. Underwood Admr. Est. of.). A. Stans bury, deceased. Years Support. Georgia, Floyd C mntv: To all whom it may concern: Notice is here by given, tha the apprist-rs appoin ad to set apart and assign a second years support to Eli zabeth J. Camp, the widow of H. M. Camp, de ceased, lyave filed heir award, and unless good and suflicieut cause is shown, the same will 1* made the judgment of the Court at the Decem ber term 894,0 f the Court of Ordinaiy. This Nov sth 1894. « Joh i I’. Davis, Ordinary Floyd Comity, Georgia. Application for Letters of Dis mission. Georgia, Floyd county; I Whereat a ' Xander Johnson, Administrator Joseph St ar • represents to the court his peti | lioh tiiiK fl 1 I. that he has administered Joseph I Sharpe’s i suite. This is to cite all persons con I eernert, kindred and er (liters, to showcase, I 1 any they can, why saida mi ustratoi sin ulii n« be discharged fro:r his adm.nistration and r«- 1 .-eive letters <tf dlsinissim, on the first Monde’ ' in January 1864. This October Ist. 181’4. ,(o>£N d, D .riv Ordinary Flnv l 1 > t t.y, Gsorg Petition for Partition, Mr. J. D. Mc'abb. Mrs,Flora ) Petition for par , Watt rs, Samuel Funkhouser! tition loydbu & Mr T. W, Nichols 1 rierior Crt, Sept. vs, I Term 1894, G., w Thomas. I To the Defendant, G W, Thomas: You are I hereby notified to be and appear at the next, i term of the Superior court to be held in and tor ' said county on the second Monday in January - 1895, then and there to make your defense, u auv you have to the above petition for partition Said petition being to partition among the n owners thereof the following proper'), to-" 11 was formerly known as lot number t-t --in South Rome, fronting on Main Street, tw hundred and fifty eight feet,aud running Me along Cherokee S.reet so r hundred and tweni) three feet, the back of the lot being only i’ hundred and forty-one feet wide, contain! g two acres more or lees, lieing the l ,r °P er l<,.,„. scrilied in a deed from Alfred shorter to ID< as Thomas, dated February 11th, 18«A . quently conveyed by said Thomas 1° “H - , tlren. Also that tract of land in the Fdth of the city of Rome, Ga.,lying immediately of the property above described and How : Fronting on Cherokee (£ or ™ er y. ruu rv street, two hundred and seven feet, am* ning back the same width to an n , ar dred and forty one feet, being the same I ■ ty described in a deed from Alfr<m pm ‘4 W. Thomas and children, dated May 1H75 f Witness the Hou. W, M- ’VL'.lf Floyd Superior court, Clk.Supt, Court ' jj'loyu Co» Year’s Suppoit. GEORGIA, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern: Notice is given, that the appraisers appointed to and assign a year's support to I'ermc m the widow of Isaac Evans, decease!, ‘ , ent their award, and unless good an . )re cause is Shown, the same will be mat e ment of the court at the D< comber torn , , of the court of Oruinary Ibis Nov. it John I*. Davis Onlinaiy Floyd t'oun y, corgw> , 4w. “"""“"Bids Wanted. Georgia. Floyd Omnty. tier's and Theßoarol of Cmmuissioncrs ot Revenue of said Souiilv will re ci'’ ferry. »4ns desiring to act as ferryman at ol '•■jroein iq’s tetry :iH>l,.V<»l'* ft r r v ? tHe d#cS for t’he year Isi.'SMdLidvto le> t« The Clerk of lhe B >ard on or wfure t day of January, 1885. ’lhe Boa" 1 right to rejset any and all bids. k _ Max Meyerhaidt, vw