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PROFESSIONAL CffLUffl.
DENTISTS
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J A. WILLS—-I>eutw«t— W 1-2 Broad etjw
a Cantrell and Owens store.
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ATTORWE VS
I . JR, fipn lock, Attorney,at Law, Masou
-• Temple Buildidg
•ample Building Rouie (leargia,
JAMKrt H NEVIN— Attorney at Law Oft"
rovortf Hail posleffice eoraor 3rd Avon
•■■■MaHRMaaMHUMAI <,
CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD- Attorns) at
Maeonfe Temple,
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RRBCF. A- DENNYN—At tori.eys at law. on>-
In Masonic Teuitde. Rome, Ga.
WW. VANDIVER—Attorney and (am
a Bailor at Law—Rome. Ga.
11/ H BNNIB—-’NO. W. STAKLING-Lr.nl.
J-W . Al Starling, Attorneys at Law. Mahout.
Temple, Koine, Ga. teb23.
apo surgeons.
DM. RAMHUR- Physician and Burgeo-
Office at ropidence CM avenue A, four,
ward.
I V. HAMMOND—Physician amt Surgeon
;jL <■ Glfera his ] roressixnal services to the y<n
pie of'Reiee ami surrounding osuutn
art Crouch and Watson's drug store, zc
eh*a«M street.
' T"1 R W .‘d.'K-IVT-D Office atC. A.Trerltt
L w -f Etore. «>o. 331 Broad street Telephon
-’MW. iwddhn No. 21
Frank AW ynu, Physician and Snrgon
office at Tro-. Kt & Johns m drug store
-- ■ Wt* 4 ** 11 Residence 4uu Second Ave,
'’Anepi attention given all professicml call
TiloaMe Faros for Baal or
sale
We have On hand a
number of good farms
for rent or sale. These
farms have come into ,
our hands at very rea- I
tenable figures, and
we are in position to
offer them at low
• prices and on most
favorable terms. Ten
ants and buyeis would!
zdo well to consult us
• before trading. We can
rent or sell, To good!/
parties, wishing time I
on Farms we are T
pared to offer bargains
Come and °ee us
l Hoskinson & Harris,!(
Administrator Side.
•’•OIKORGrA.’T'toyd Couniy:—
Pursuant to an order of the < ourt of Ordinary
r II be sold before the Court house donr Ju the
■O tv of Rome, said County between the legal
.naimof Sale, 011 tbe first Tuesday in Dec
®g94. the following property to wit : Land lot
■>»•. ir. the IdthzDistr ct and 4tb Section of
£Wl*ydcoiuity( 1 toncatning 4')m res more or
.teas.
Alsu tot No. 24 in the to 1. Dl'itrict and 4'h.
SMtion of Floyd county Ila. containing U°)
sot es more or less. Also lot No 864 in the 3rd
AtStr.c’t aud 4th Section Floy.i county Ga. eon
2»itiiny th aares im>~e or le-s. Said land sold as
-me property of Elizabeth Dempsey, deceased—
-if sale cash.
AR B. Ennis admr. of the estate of Elizabeth
deceased.
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"Acts Like Magic ” 1
> THE UNION FEED CO.|
CHATTANOOGA.
im AM) SELL,
ManleJdV Magic Condition
Food,
For Prevention and Cure of Dis
eases in Horsesand Cattle.
“Magic Poultry .Food and flgg
Producer,
For Cure and Prevention of Dis
easesin Fowls of all kinds.
Tragic Lice Killer.
For Exterminating Vermin that
invest Poultry, Horsesand dogs
' Magic Healing Remedy.
A Splendid External Remedy
/ foijHorse and Man.
These have established re-|
natation in over 15 Stables and are
nl»«otiitely guaranteed to be the
on the market and to do the
wtWk,give them a trial.
They are for sale at Rome by
: J. A. LLOYD & CO.
Lowry Bro's
Dry Goods
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NOTIONS
SHOES
HATS
CAPS
ETC
Cail
AND-
EX.A MINE
OUR: STOCK
OF STAMPED
LIN EN’S
We Are
NOW OPEN
OUR NEW'
QUARTERS,
(NEW GOODS,
and LOW
PRICES,
Lowry Bros
at C.D\ WOOD’S
X *
old Stand
403 Broad St,
THE HUSTLER OF ROME. TUESDAY NOVEMBER, (S 1894.
LAID THEM OUT.
Plucky Sheriff Whips Five Insoien
Prisoners.
AiirPraon Ind Not 12.—For lh«
paßf "BVHrnl weekfi prisoner
in the jail >n* this city’ -I ’have foe
unruly, and have added Io
lawlessness bv grossly iusultpu
Sheriff Van Dyke and family h
applying vile epithets and tmm <
whenever the occasion preseitfo*
tself.
Some six or seven weeks avi
this became U'nbea able "nd Sher ft
Van Dyke closed the rtflice do •
opened the cell grating and i.dvii
ed five of the worst! prisoners t>u
into the room where heafood.
He then proceeded to* wade i
and despite ’heir struggles,, in le»
bin five minufos had the whol
five laid ont on thefSoor mored-ai
than alive. He did not use
thine but his flits and put up
wonderful battle against the entm
five who attacted him a* one ma'i.
They kept still far several days,
but for the part weak or two have
been getting worse than ever be
fore. Night before last he closer
the office doors, and opewhig thr
cell grating, commanded them t<
come out. They did a»ol*»yed ano
made a murderous rush at him.
He m“t them with a mace, and in
less than a minute had every out
lain out on the floor. He then
made them get up and go back to
their cells.
They are all sore, swearing ven
geance and keeping quiet. His ac
tiou is indorsed by not only hi
own party men, but also Republi
nans. The gang is one of the mos :
desperate ever behind the bars in
th : s county, and five of the mei
are good for long penitentiary sen
fences. Vau Dyke is a small man
but h?is a wonderfully developer
muscular system.
Changes in the Chicago Times.
Chicago, November 11.—Tin
Harrison brothers yesterday sold a
portion of their interest in tin
Chicago Tinies to H. W. Hawley
formerly owner of the Denver
Times. He will take an active part
in the management of the paper
assisting Mr. Kraus, who recently
bought the controlling interest
Mr. William J. Abbott remains a
editor.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs Mathie L. Mauldin > Libel lb
vs. Div or ct
T’errian. Mauldin. \ in Floyi
Superior Com r Meh, term 1894
It appt aring .o the Court by tin
return of the Sheriff, in the abovi
stated case that the defendan
does not reside in said county mu'
it further appearing that he doe:
not reside in this State. It is or
dered by the court, that service b<
perfected on the defendant by th<
publication of this order and no
tice twice a month for two mon tin
three months before the next tern
of this court, in the Hustler o'
Rome, a newspaper published ii
Floyd County in which Sheriff’:
advertisements are published.
April 18 1894. W. M. Henrv,
J. S. C. R. C
FLOYD SUPERIOR COURT MCH., TER.\
1894.
Mrs Mattie L. Mauldin, ) Libel
vs. ■ for
Perrin A. Mauldin. \ Divorci
To the defendant Perrin A
Mauldin, you are hereby notifiei
to be and appear at the next Su
perior Court to beheld in and foi
said county on the 4th, Monday
in next September then and then
to inakoyour defense, if any voi
have to the Plaintiffs Libel for Di
voice.
Witness the Hon. W. M. Henry
Judge of said court, this April 18.
1894.
Wm. E. Beysiegel,
Clk. Supr. Court.
PXL ACE MARKET
Os the upper end ci
town. Chas Weis ha
opened up a meat mar
ket at 4 Cothran St.
where he will be giaa
to seehis many friend-
This is the place to get
all kinds of steak roas
chops and c J would
phased to have yo
give me acali.
MISTAKES OF H’STORY.
, “What is history but universe
ly accepted fable?” said » lean d
•Smithsonian professor to a writ,,-
f*r the Star. “J quote the great
Xapolson. For example, consider
Plymouth Rock- In tip’ town of
Plymouth is a rock with a fence
iround it.
It is a sort of Imai fetich. On
Forefather’s Day every year i x
‘Tcises are held there comniemo
ating the alleged fact that on this
ruck the Pilgrims lan fed. As a
mutter of fact, there is CW evidence
hati such was the fact.
P>of, Channing, the historical
Xpert of Harvard, has trased the
lory back and believes it to have
•eer. started Iby ah old man named
Htitice, wbo many years ago poiol
ed out the rock to »oine children,
aying: ‘H*ie they landed.’
‘lll story states that the PilgritDe
on Sunday, but refrained
roiu landing until Monday lest
they should break the Sabbath.
,; hat is pure nonsense. Ab a matter
4 fact, the women and children
-fayed on the ship all winter, bt—
cause it was more comfortable.
The gorgeousness and high civil
ization of the ancient Mexicans at
the time of the Spanish conquest
have been permanently embalmed
in history'.
The whole story is a misrepre
sentation. Cortez naturally wish
ed to give an impression at home
'hat he had conquered a great and
'ieh nation. In reality it was only
i half-civilized aud untutored peo
ple.
The inode of living was patri
archal, whole families of 100 or
more persons living in one house,
rhe communal dwelling was of one
tory and necessarily of large size.
The structures were described by
the Spaniards as ‘palaces.’ The
people ate only one cooked meal
■ach day, for the rest of their food
lependingon ‘grub diet’picked up
myhow. The dinners, partaken oj
>y so many individuals, are re
'orted in history as ‘banquets.’
‘‘The schoo’boy learns that
Columbus was the man who first
•onceived the idea that the world
,vas round. Nothing could be more
nonsensical. The truth is that he
merely accepted a notion on this
subject which had been handed
loWn from classic times by scholar
ly men. Strabo, the Latin author.
>vas one of these. The conception
vvas for many centuries hs a faint
ight glimmering in darkness.”
‘‘l quoted Napoleon a moment
ago. You probably know that no
battle was ever fought at Waterloo
Waterloo was a port dispatch sta
ion some mileedistant. Dispatch
es were sent thence to England
and henca the name given to the
tattle.
“Sheridan’s.ride to Winchester
va« not twenty miles—not over
en miles, I think. There never
va« any foundation in fact for the
•itory of Barbara Freitchie. Th®
;ame is true of the yarn* about
Pocahontas and John Smith.
Nor a Sponge.
During the residence in New
Orleans of Bishop John P. New
man, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, he was known in that city
ns a free and generous giver to
charity. When the late war was at
its heigh tile Bishop was constant
ly importaned for aid, and as con
stantly gave it where request
was worth attention.
One day in the latter part of
1863 the Bishop was busy on a ser
mon, when he received a request
i o visit the bedside of a man far
>ut in the surburbs of the city.
Fhe name was new to him, he was
very busy, and ask to bo excused.
But no refusal woul i be taken,
md the Bishop entered his car
riage and drove to the man’s
house. ■ ' ' ■ ' 1
l>e h»d expected to find hi t dp
itioner in the last stage of disease
tU to his surprise tha man apppar
”l in > xcelh-nt health. The Bishop
•hen a'-k‘ j d him if he desired spir
-I*ll a 1 counsel. j>| (q.,...
. No Bishop Newman, the nmn
Homily fppljpd. T don’t kant »>
f v<«ii>’ • dvic • I’m a hard-*
it" l nll’m hII right Who i
1 w>. ■• - i ■ s..(ii).t.i u.h to Nui’u-ii *
v 1 11, 1 Z i-k.
Although corm hat startled y
'ie liimzhd p n sunq rion of the im..
t in iiishop veulureil t» say;
ls?’t SJOO ci.'iishldrabie >or a
■ ickeV *o Naich- z?
W nil,. yes, 1 suppose it imßut do
vou suppfhc 1 waul to spoiyge on
my poor ' y p ll ' '‘ya ♦’■yr I get I here?
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GEORGIA, Floyd (’•
Will be sold be I ore tbs court house door ii>'|
tbe city of Rome Floyd to. Ga., between lhe''
J»z al hours ot eale on th* Ist, Tuesday in Dec. ,
LSIM, ibs lolluoikg descatbed properly to-wit.
That tract or piucel of laud lying and being
'u the ooumy ot Irtsiyd anil State ot Gu
»nd lying in rnntupCiiy adjoin.ng Rome Ga.,
and knows iu lhe plan of said I‘rlntup Citi, as
cuy lots aumbei-H to, ,1, 42, s tand 41. Levied on
by virtaoofa mortgage n ionsuv-d from the
r loyd Suj>«rior c.mrt in tav risf Pioneer Saving '
and lx*aa Coiupauy vs.JJMaigacet n. and F. 17
McGinnis. As the property <f the Deft.
Also at the same tnue ami place. One Bay I
mare about 5 years 01-l, name MiSiie 10 hands
Ingk. Levied on br virtue of a mortgage tita i
issued from .he Floyd i.:nv Cyß t iu favor of A
D. Hardin Agt. for L. Lytle vs. R k. Hudson.
A« the property of the Delt.
Ago at uieuaiue time and place. Forty acres
of lot ot la d No. 182 in J3r t, District aud 3rd.
Section of Flovd < 0. Ga. Levied by vir.ue
of a mortgage ti fa issued from the Floyd »,upt
rior court iu lavor ot H. B. Scottvs. Jao.lt God
dard,us the property of the Deft.
Abo at lhe same nine aud plane, Ju all tha
trao. ot jurcei of la. u situated, lying am bein t
iu the UJru, Dist and 3rd. secliuu ul Fluyu to.
Ga. and being ihaip.rtbf lot Xu. 117 iu said I
Dist- aud Section, that lies on the ’west side of 1
the Summerville road aha is bounded wu the '
South by laud known as Ware iniul on the wes I
by land of W. A. Overby,’on tile north by tha l !
part of lot no. IJ7 Whicir .was conveyed- by lit
I’. A)C. ck to w p; niuipsou and 011 the East by
the aumuiervii.e road, containing lO acres more
orless. Leviedon by liriue of a ti fa issued I
from the Fiuyd Eilv ecurt in laror 01 i'oita. and
Ports vs. R. G.Hackney, us the property of the I
Deft.
Also at the same time and place, A certain
two itorse hack, double s ated, also a two Wise
Blow No. 6 Chattanooga wicnawai ka, ai d t o
one horse turning piows, ami also a set of ..ag I
on haruo-s, Levied on by vntue <4' a mortgage
tlta issued fr, nt the Flui d 1 ity Court iu favor I
of-Jalnes Long vs. John’ D. Yarbrough. As tut
property ot the De ft.
Also at tlie same time and place. Lot of land
No. 22J in tlus zzi.ii. District ami 3rd. section
of Fioyd Co. Ga. Levied 011 by vir ue of a mort
gage ti fa, issued from the Fiovd Superior court
iu lavor of Euuna E. Stowell v’s. Joon W. Ross,
as tile propett) oi the Deft.
Also at ihe same rime and place, of land
Nos. W, 4G.1 ami 340 iu the 3rd. District a u 4thi
Section of Floyd Co. Ga. containing 40 acres i
each more or less. Lev r d on by virtue or a lax |
ti fa issued by .1. J. Black T. C. iu lavor of
State and 00. vs. Alary E. Epperson, As the prop
erty of the Deft.
Also at the same time aud place, lot of land'
No. 41 in tile 23rd District and 3rd Section of.
Fl’»jd County Ga. coniaining 160 acres more or
less, l.ci led i.n by virtue 01 a 11 la 1 atWd Iron,
the 11 yd Ci.y < ourt iu tuvi.i' ol .1. At. I cadi
Co, owners and holders vs A B. M.-Dcnald as
makers and C. 8 . McCrary as endorser, as the |
property of.-lie Def., c. F. Ale'rary sam ti la
pr.-ceeuing lor he balance oi tbe purchase ‘
moxey of said lot.
Also at lhe same time atnl place lot of lan No 1
41111 trie 4.1 i district a:.d 4.1 i s.-cii mOl t'.oydi
county, Georgia, coutanit g 11.11 acres mon ’o
les. iavieu .it by liriue <-i a .ax fl 1a is-ied
by.).j. inackT. ~in f ,v«-r of stai v aid e. .1111-1
ty is. Brown Juh son,as the pr<-lwr.y ol the ue
femiant.
Aisr,at t' es'ui e time and place, one bit hors
inim-abiiut leave .vs 01 <t ~a,iie.l ,ob : one -or I
ryl mare mule a «i ten yea.sold Ira. >ed Jane,
one white cow named white ab m< il.._- yeir.s
and one buggy one mow 11- machine, one bay I
rskeanuoue 'uolorse brand sk-in stud, ba- I
kerwago-. Levied o.; tn lir tue o, two ti las 1 tie
a mor gage li 1 -t ir fi.vor <.f J B. l oier, the
ollr<-r„;: laoo.ews leitr ti iu. in favor ol >S D Hunt
both issued I'rotu the 1 y Cour, and vs. I
C L Ansley, as Urn prop r.y 01 the <i< 1-ndant 1
Also at the s.mte lim • ami p>ee, one farm of
forty five acres in 23.1 Uls-ri-. r um>3<l sic ion of
Floy.i counit, Sta.e of Georgia, described as
Imlows: Commenct. gat a siuke .<■ u ; Ili eas
side ot Summerville road, run irignorth 87 1-z
degrees, e s 4i-:i.>-iUoch:tiiis to or near, he betid
of <>. - tana da river, ih.-nceup tn- river to th
South . r?ry recK to the original boun e
line lie we-1. lots Yo-. IM anil luj and the ia“" s
of 1 B I’.-ir ~i | f hence wes <-riy‘par;»lel wU* 1
1:1 e first lineanti with s i original line <0 the
Sum... v. . 11. v mao us c.iaitis, . nei.c along the
east edge oi said load to startii gpoint. Levied
on by virtue ot a li fa issued from t ioyd Sut.e
rior conrt in favor of the Georgia Loan an >
Trust company for the use and lienefit of Lydia
Alc.slpine, Emerette Al. orcen iioce ia De Aoli
vs S.dlie w Gibson as rhe property -d ihedett.
Also .r, the same t ime and place, one half ot '
lot o 8 111 the Oostauaula divi. ion to ithe city
of Rom-, Ga„ commencing at coiner ot North
Boundary -tree , amt 7th Avenue rum in west
t rout 7■ h A vena, to ah Oostauaula river, bound
on tic soin.li by t):. ; . operiy of Alis Lucy Ragan
running along said op Tty 'west to Oostauauia
river,conta n gone lour room house and one
t’i'O room house,and about three acres more or ,
'ess. Levied on by virtue of ati la issued from ;
the Floyd Ordinary’s court in ft- . of Alice '
Fowler vs Thomas B. Higgin. . •■>, as the
property of the deft
Also at the same time and place, a certaie
paice'of land lying iotho s:h' Ward of th®
city of Rome, (form .iy Hil shorn or S .utb
Rome) and known as part of Lot No. 54 in siid
Co. and State fronting 54 1-2 feet on Cave Spring
roal now Ma in St. ami running back sanv.
width 170 feet, beinided on the North by Roland
Green, and on the Seu:.h by Mrs John Hughes
and < n the ba.ik.by Shorters, being the same
property deeded by Mrs. S. H. Patterson to R.
T. Hargroves on Jan. 20th. 188!, and by R. T.
Hargroves deeded to MaJinda Hargroves. Levied
®n by virtue of a mortgage ft fa Issued from
the Floyd Superior court in favor of R, D. V.
Dyke Transferee-vs Malinda H .rgroves, as the
property of the Deft.
Also at the same time and place, That certain
pt in Che sth. Wid of the city of Rome, Floyd
Co. Ga. Beginning at a point on the east side
of Ko t avenue 120 feet south from th , intersec
tion of CheroJteeßt. end Fort Avenue and run
ning thence in an easterly direction, parallel
with Cherokee St. IC3 1-2 feet more or le-s.
thence >t 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 thence along Fort avenue in a northerly#
direction 66 2-3 teet to the uoiut of beginning.
Levied on by virtue of a Ji< si ice court ti fa is
sued from the 919th. Dist. G AL of Floyu Jus
tice court in favor of Atlanta Carriage Hare -
ware Co. vs. W. T. Drennbn, A» the property of
tin Deft. .T, Drennon, and held by him un
der bond for title from M, G. McDona'd ami
S. Sparks. Levy made bv H. Board L
Aho at hesam- nine >•!;*<’all right;
titleand ii.t rest of Mrs. Rdwar I Haile, the De
fenthnit in n to i. ,i ,-. or parcel of land
located ia the state < f Georgia eoun y of Floyd,
in the Rome an > in ’ll * E owah division
the eof, and iron ing KO feet on . h. A.-u-"
formerly Etowah s’ eet, and 130 lie. on Kai st
Second street, formerly Franklin srree , tlie
same being lot No. 42 on which there is ii 7 room
residence and a 5 room residence, and being a
-a part as lot No, 43 adjoining lot No. 42 and
fronting on 6th Avenue, Ihispartof lot No. 4j
being included in the above frontage on 6th.
A venue of 15.1 feet on which ther- is a 5 room
residence. That hart of lot Ski. 43 h-drein levied
upon lyii g between lot No. 42 and that, part of
lot No 43 owned by Douglass C®. and Mr.
Henderson. Levied on by virtue of 2 ii las is
sued from the 919 District 41 M. Jus-ice Court,
one in fa, or of ,1 11. s. Holmes Hie oiler in fa-’
vbr of IVs. Holmes, tarjiogton amt John <>,
boh vs Airs. W. C. Haile, as the property of th.
De'* i evy made by W. P M'Leod L C.
Also at the suine' I time ill d place
all my (M. B. Earle’s) interest in
my father’s (A. Earl, Deck!) es
tate, said estate consisting or 13.'
acres of land lot No. IGO, 160 acres
<if l.'l’i'i l<-i Ni>. Bi. F> acres of land
’wt No. 2 I s "ip•hs of land lot No
21-. uft s .iti Infs lying and be
ing in the 2-ith D>(rirt ami 3rd
Seeii.mof Floyd Co .Gar my m-
Tnrpsts di.sr j! p| in tj, e ji| Hl y
ikthmj ( v k- Earle. 6m\l) us bi iuig
five hundred
Q) oftfr n> „ «>n.
erty. Levied on by vir P ’
"‘ o rtK«gefif aißßUe(lfroi h ,e of t
bu Penor Court in f UV(H . of e / lo 7<
I a * th ® property of the Def’t/ ’
jake c. Moore.
s '“‘riff.
Admirifjtratorß Vale
»^>n?^,Ki.7dc O i Ut y : _
I TursuHin to an order of tl x. »
J M said cmmty; granted on the ° r ' llfta "A
i ‘ hW * W,H ’* X. t h * S(K
Nonse doorm thecliy ot R OI . IM M . th *’ f °t>*
; the first Tuesday i n JX T** 17 *
I th« .egal ho. Jrs or .2 r
pmjierty to-wit Thl, 011, ” hl «
>oB7 I'..eaml mmtxte 23rd 1* °*
1 Fl.,yd cotfnty <ia 3’"
i west shh, Os the Seine Division , r ?"* ° n “>•
jK.T. V . Jst G. Railway Co. (now ' *° r " w ‘ ri y the
Railway C«.) on said lot X.> 192 wh "* Moiltllcr *
known Branch” ’ hat f »
road and runoing with said Bran.t ’ a,<l 8 “ 11
until it strikes tbe ortginal h,, n 1 ‘ 0rtll ’«»t
Nos. 192 and isv
line to the Brnoke corner: \ h Orl « ia *l
erly direct on tbe.wiMmu 1' ’ ll w< »*
Nos. 193 and 168-.. ten chai is am! 1 " I ''
stake, thence soul erly at rj ~ ’ nlis toa
original line aho.t twelve chains with
raiiro.il. Them-..- with said J >1; " ro ‘° lt ‘ he
, beginning point,. s*h| parcle of ln etoth«
’ ZO acres more or less, also a parcel olht 1 " 5
I fig seventy-five (75) acres nmn- or J,*’ ' „
ing pans ~f lotß 1( . ; e » tod b.-
I district and 3rd, Seeli.m said * the 23ra
[ bwned and possessed by said S ’ att ’
I Mme of his deal h, raid !and behm at “*
I fam. A. Brooks to said Stansbury LT7“ by
! September 3rd 1873 and reeord ,. (l
office in said county in, b(»k “T”nf 7 C erks
159 and special reference is made t J
I conveyances therein referred toforT eral
ia’iT"' 1 ’ T, ™’ : --* —.
C.w UnderwoddAdmi. Eit of .11 =,
vury, deceased. A * SUn *
A ears Sapport.
i Georgia, Floyd Conn:
To all whom if may concern Nmm v
I by given, tha the appris-r7 ap^? 6 "'
| apart and assign a second v™"' T " T'’
aabeth J. Camp, tbe widow Th X, ‘° El ’
; ceased, have tiled-heir award and 111 , d ‘'
and sufficient cause is shownjhe sameTinT
nude tliejmigm flltof , ha , C()urt •
John P. Daris,
Ordinary FloydCbimtv.
Application for Letters ofDis
missioik
Gtorgia, Flo,d ( -„„ 11( y .
J. *-p‘h SlLanieVcp!cents’’to”i )i. A< ;.ourt flt h?s t n r . r
p" S estaii 1 This is’to Ste’xTpJr 1 Jl
-.I »».. „ ..1..,,., .B .ErS. - ”
•U January 1864. This Octo'/i* >t' ‘
'>rii.>arv- l ,vi , 'tr K
- --
Petition for Partition,
M , rs ' Flf >ra I Petition for par
iMr t *'»nkhouser( tition loya’s.
■» Mr T, W , Nichol, I perior f'rt, Sept.
r •n. s * ! ’ferui IWH,
G., w Thomas. /
•Jehvmv l i«m", <la I nt ‘ G W ’ ' Dlon »s : You ar,
Obe and appear at she text,
l.i ‘ . Supermr .-on- t „ l)e held in and for
ix.'i- 1 c ', mu, > O ' l ‘ ”■ i day in .January
O, then and there to make your defense, i's
I** - t,le petition for partitioi
’'aid petition being to partition among tbe fht
owners thereof the fohowing properj, to-wit-
W* j at was formerly known as lot number(2l:
1 i .‘xmth Rome, fronting on .Main Street, tw«
and fifty eight f z and ruuningback
along < herokee Street f<> -udred and twenty
three feet, the back of th-- beine only tw»
Hundred and forty-one fee; wide, iontaining
wo acres more or lees, being the proper;y de
a d from Alfred shorter to Thom
as 1 nomas, dated February 11th, IX7O. subse
quently con veyed by said ' : Htinas to his end
A . u<> th: ‘ ! tr? *c of .. a rhe u..' Ward
« c^r °f f ’ ome » it ''HiiLUi A.ely back
or the pro- er* above d i ami bounded
How: Fronting on ( » < e (.formerly Ber
rv street, two hund r ed wen feet, and rm
ui»X • irk the same widi . roan tw • hui
dret ud forty one feet .r ing the wine proper
r y in a deed from Alfred Shorter to
<t w. Thomas and chi ldren, dated May 12th
Witness the Hon. M. Henry. Judge of
d Superior court, Tats Sept 25th, 1894.
Wn, E Bevsiegel
elk, J3iiptL Court
Floyd Co, Ga,
Year’fr Suppott.
GEORGIA, Floyd County:
To all whom it may joneeru.-. Notice is hereby
(given, that the appraisers appointed to set apar
and assign a year’s support le.Fermelia Evans
the widow of Isaac Evans, deceased, bare fIW
their award, and unless good and euOcient
cause is shown, the same will be made the judge
naent of the court at the December term, UM
jtf the court of Ordinary. This Nov. 7th.
John. P. Davis
Ordinal? Floyd eounty, Georgia,
4w.
liids WaTtecT" *
Georgia, Floyd Comity.
The Board of Comtnisstoners of Roads ana
Revenues of said County will r.- -eive biilsi>fp er
s->ns desiring to act as ferryman at Pope’s fe.ry
Freeman's ferry Mid Veal's ferry in said Coun
°ty, for the year 1895. Said bids to be in thechicA
The Clerk of the Board on or before the first
day of January, 1885. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Max Meyerhardt, CuA-
—■ ■ Wil l - 'w-Bnrta** B
Guardian Sa e*
i
I. Susie W. Allgood, Guardian of Aadrew J
Allgood, will make application to Juilgs • ■
Hunt, Judge ol the S.-ipcrior Court of the
circuit, at hi* office in the court house, 1U
city of Griftin, Si aiding county, Ga • 011
3rd nay of December, 181)4 an order antli' “
the sale, at private sale, the so lowing l ,r "j )nC
ty of Andrew I*. Allgood, her ward, to v
undivided one-third interest in ' r ‘
and situated in Cathr. nsboro Floyd < »•>
known as .ots Nos. Thirteen, Fourteen
t en, frontiugs.xty-six fee each »»
and ru ning I ac . onehundreu and nine
feet wMterly. <bi« property hereby sold f ■
tv; aul south of the Baptist iTinix h o(
Said Mie is to be made for
reiuve'stu.ent', because said proper:.'
lots, productive of n<> rw,tS f „“hesaia*
constant ex|ieiise in paying tajes •
i i< depreciating in value. .t/'CmiD,
SLSIE W. ALLGOOD
cnurditiii of Andrew I’-
k Oct. 80.. 1894.