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PBOFMOM COLOSI DENTIST* J A. WI LLB— Dentist—2oßl-2 Broad Itrw’ •ver Cantrell and Owen* stere. ATTORNEYS J. Fl. Spu lock, Attorney at Law, Mason Temple Huildidg _ Temple Building Rome Ceergta. JAMES B NEVlN—Attorney at Uw Offii Poverty Hail postofficn corner 3rd Avenue ns i in ia isranrrinrnrwifTnwinrTT—r CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD- Attorney at Masonic Temple Rome, Ga. REECE A DENNS— at law.Offic in Masonic Temple. Rome, Ga. WW. VANDIVER -Attorney and Com. sei lor at Law —Rome. '.a. WH. ENNIS—.I no. W. STARLING—Euni: & Starling. Attorneys at Law. Masonit ’ Temple, iCou.e, Ga leb23. PHYSICIANS At'D SURGEONS. ■ ' *’ ‘ ' DH. RAMBUR-Physician and Burgee Office at residence 614 avenue A, Fourv * ward. LP. HAMMOND--Physician and Surgeon Offf rs his i rofessional services io the pec * pie of Rckte and surrounding country Office at Cronch and Watacn's drug store. "> Broad street. DR. W. D. LxWYT—Office at C. A. Trevi.t drugstore. t T o. 331 Broad street Telephon 11J. t est den aa. No. 21 Frank A • Wynn, Physician and Surgou office at Tre-itt V Johns >n drug store Teleplm'ie 13 Residence 406 Second Ave, Pisnipt attention given all professional call WNii Fm forint or ie We have On hand a number o' good farms for renter sale. These farms have come into our handsatvery rea sonable figures, and we are in position to offer them at low prices and on most favorable terms. Ten ants and buyers would do well to consult us before trading. We can rent or seii. To good parties, wishing time on Farms we are pae pared to offer bargains Come and see us Hoskinson & Harris. Administrator S*de. •KORGIA, Floyd Coumy: Pursuant to an order -f the Court of Ordinary Wil be sold before the Co rt house doer in the M»ty of Koine, said Coumy between the lega bettrs of Sale, on the first Tuesday in Dee ISM. the following property to wit: Land lot Me. 25 in the Kith Distr ct and 4th Section of Flay 4 c »«nty Ga. containing (40) acre* more o r Alee 10l No. 24 in the liith District and 4’h Section «f Floyd county Da. containing (40) aerfs more or less. Also lot No 564 ia the 3rd *strict and 4th Section Floyd county Ga. oon tatning 40 aaree mo*e or less. Said land sold a the property ,'f Elizabeth Dempsey, Terms of sale cash. W. H E inis adtur. of the estate of EUzabet •empsey, deceased. I STOCK *-J L®J “Acts Like Magic/’ THE UNION FEED CO. CHATTANOOGA. MAKE AND SELL, eld’s Magic Condition Food, For Prevention and Cure of Dis eases in Horsesand Cattle. Magic Poultry Food and Egg Producer. , ‘ For Cure and Prevention of Dis eases in Fowls of all kinds. Magic Lice Killer. Exterminating Vermin that nfest Poultry, Horsesand dogs Magic Healing Remedy. A Splendid External Remedy for Horse and Man. These goods have ifehed re* putati'-n in over L> Stables and are absolutely guaranteed to be the best on the market and to do th work, give them a trial. hey are tor sale at Rome by A. LLOYD & CO. . Lowry Bro s Dry Goods NOTIONS SHOES HATS CAPS ETC Call ■ AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF STAMPED LINEN’S We Are NOW OPEN OUR NEW QUARTERS, NEW GOODS, and LOW PRICES, Lowry Bros at C.D X WOOD’S old Stand 403 Broad St, THE HUSTLER OF ROME. THURSDAY NOVEMBER . 151804. IT DO JO) ST. MJrton Put $19,700 in the New York Jack Pot. Hill SPENTABOUT $3,000. The Intemized Expense Ac countof each Candidate has been made out and Submitted to the Sec retary of State. Albany, Nov 15— Governor sleet Levi P. Morton iihs caused to be find with the sece ary <>f state ‘ his statement of election exneuses In it h-> says Nubytaiji i »lly that, du ring the caiivtss preliminary to | the election he expanded vr : o(in sums of mou°y which he deerne I necessary and prdp <r to aid in te eu'ing hie elet'ioii, “and the fol lowing is a true and coifeplete list said expenditures and of th* whole thereof, including every pay nee it or contribution made by him b>-l or through a iy other person, which could or might be held di rectly or indirectly, to have been an expenditure for said purpose,or which could be considered as hav ing a political bearing ” To the republican state commit tee, of which amount $2,500 v a at my request paid to the Nev York county committee, $16,000; to L. H. Vail, member of the state committee from Duchess county, $2,500; to C. Ruben, printer, cost of posters, $400; lb J. C. McCar thy, chairman of lhe Rhinebeck town committee, $500; to tele graph tolls, postage, advertising printing and sundry contributions, fire and hose companies and charitable and other local assoc a tions in the county of Duchess, $390. Total $19,790. The statement is properly signed and sworn to. SENATOR hill’s ELECTION EXPENSES Albany, N. Y., November 15. — Senator David B. Hill today filed a statement of his election expens es as the democratic candidate for governor as follows: Paid to dem ocratic state committee for the general expenses of the campaign $2,5000, paid for transportation $l5O, paid for use of type writer.' machines sl3, paid for personal ex penses, myself and secretary, on trips throughout the state, $335; postage and telegrams $55. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. Mrs Mattie L. Mauldin > Libel for vs. Div or c e 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 this 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 advertisement* are publirhed. April 181894. W. M. Henry, J. S. C. R. C. FLOTD SUPERIOR COURT MCH., TERM 1894. Mr* Mattie L. Mauldin, j 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. Wm. E. Beysiegel, Clk. Supr. Court. MARKET ; Os the upper end of town. Chas Weis has opened up a meat mar ketat 4 Cothran St. where he will be glad to seehis many friends This isthe placet© get all kinds of steak roas 1 chops and c I would be! pleased to have you give me acall. HIS OWN DETECTIVE. A Grocer Arrests a Neg ro for Pass ing Counterfeit Money. Selma Ala. Nov. !s—For h mouth past the inorehaiits of Sei ma have been imposed tiu jii wi’h jou t rfeil coin* irom time lo time. IL P. Lis eier has been imposed upon a goad deal at his grocery store near the d *pot. Teijay a negro ctme jn aid b mght a package i f cigarePs aad t* . lered a quarter in- payment. Tis-ier asked him where he got th* q ixigter ami he said Mauk Oakley bad given it to him aud asked him to come over and buy ihs cigtre-cts. l'i«s:er tel*phoand fur a p<dice m.iu, but could not get one. Later ou Mack calm* uloog ai d Tissier grabh-d him ai,d tied him securely ami turned him over to Al»xCarr, who locked him up. It wt- thought that Mack had an ac c »uiplice, but no evidence could be louud to Ciiiiwe', auy<»Le else with the business. Mack was tried bfi lore Ju 'g* Bishop and bound ever in the stun of $5.00, He c.oy..J u6‘. maku bond. THE COOK GANG Get in Their Work Again Last Night. Muskoge*. 1. T., Nov. 15. —At B;acKßtoue, five miles north of Mmuogee.last night at 9*4so’clock auorihbound passenger train on the Missouri. Kansas & Texas Riiiway was held up by the Cook gang aud all lhe passengers were robbed of everything ot value on iheir persons. The train was heavily guard, d by United State* mar ul , but Bill Cook and Cherokee. Bill, wi h fifteen men, forced them to con tribute al; their guns, money aud watches to th* good piuuders’cause i he express lueaeeugsr saw the gang before they re-cued the ex prer* car and put out lhe lights aud lock< d the d or. In effort was made to break in in* door,did t succeed. A company ot men is br ing organized and will st->rc in pursuit of the robbers. Many aud children were on the train, but they were shown no favor*. Great excitement was caused by the flourishing by the robbers of Winchester* aud *ix shooter*. • IT IS STILL GROWING. Raleigh, N. C. November 15. News reachss here that the officii 1 majority of John C. Shaw, demo crat, in the third congressional district, is 1,118. He won there be cause of the large vote cast for Spears, republican, iv Craven and Cumberland counties. The state pension board today prepared its list of pension allow ances for this year. There are eixty-eight of the first class, their annual allowance be ing S6B; 241 of the second-clas*, with ssl allowance; 350 of the third class, with $34 allowance, aud 1,494 of the fourth class, with sl7 allowance. There are also 2,- 743 widows, all of the fourth class with sl7 allowance. There are ten more pensioner* than last year. The figures on the composition of the next legislature a* given by democrats today, give the fusion ists a far larger majority than any one expected, it being sixty-three on joint ballot. The statement is that there will be twelve demo crats, sixteen republicans and twenty-one populists in the senate and forty-one democrats, thirty two republicans and forty-seven pophlisls in the hcuse. Clay is Now Married. L xington, Ky., Nov ,15 —G n eraiiCassius M Clay wn* married) to y< ung Miss Dora Richardson at 10 o’clock this nioruiug. hquire B M. Douglas* officiated. Only the farm baud* aud relatives of the girl were present. General Clay’s children did all thoy c ti'u to pre v*nt th«ir nged father from marry ing Mi'* Ilietjardson, who is only fit I*m.i y-nrs old. but i;e paid uoat t*. lit i»u to t b«ir eulrsu 1 ihs. BBW .ILS FOB M ■ CbIBUB 1894. GEORGIA, Floyd C«. Will bo Bold be loro the «eurt ho iae door in the city ut Rome iiutd <o. ua.. Iw.woen the lo.’ml ho.irw <>f sal.> gu ibe lot. lu-«<«y in Deo. 1894, ibe lolluwn.g deocrilierl proper y to-wit. That liaot <,r y.arcol of land lying ami being >iiu te<l 'll the county ol Floyd aud S atn us Ga aun 0111,4 in 1 nutupCity aujoin ng Koiua Ga., and known in the plan ofaai.l Prinrup City, an city loib number* in, il, 42, 43 and 4 Levied ou by virtue ota mortgage ti la ißeueu from the I- lojd Superior court in lav ,rof Pieueur Saving ami Loan Company v«.;M.u g iret 8. and F. 1. Mcoinnls. As the property of the Deft. Also at ilie same time ami place. One Bay I mare about o ye..iß obi, name Molue 111 hamis big 11. Levies on by virtue of a mortgage tlia issued from he Floi d Ci.y c u t m favor of A D. Hardin Agt. f<r L. Lyile vs. It. E. Hudson. As the property ol the Deft. ilso.t 'he s tine tim-anil place. Forty acres of lot oi la d No. 182 in 23r l, Distrii t ami 3rd. Section ot Mo>d l o. Ga. Levied oil by virtue ol a mortgage ti fa issued from the h loyd ctipe nor court iu ntvor of H. B. Scott ve. Jiio.R God [ ilard, as the property of tile Dell. Alsu at the same time and plane, »in all tha tract <>r parcel of la. d situated, lying an ' bem t in the 23r<., Disc aud 3rd. section oi b'iovu (o. i a and being thacp.rtof lot tvo, 117 In said Dial, ami Seetioe that lies on the west »ide of the Summerville road and is bounded on the South by land known aa Ware L.ud on tile wes by land ot W. A. Overby, on the north by that ~ .rt of lot lit whic'u Mas conveyed by Ht D. A'C ek to W- P. .-im|>soii ami on the East by the cummervioe io .d, containing 'Oaens more , or less. Levied on by virtue of a ti la issued trout the Floyd City court in lavor ol Potts and Pons vs. K. G. Hackney , as the property of the Deft. also at the same time and place, A certain twn horse hack, double s ated, also a two horse plow Ao. 5 Chattanooga wtphawauka, aud t o one horse turning diowb, and also a Bet of «ag on harne s. Levied on by vntue of a mortgage tits issued ft. in the Floyrt i icy Court in tivdr of James Long vs. John D. Yarbtougl' ‘ property ot the Deft. Also at the same time and place. Lu ... N.■. in the 22i.a. District amt 3rd be uon of r,ov<l Co. Ga. levied on by vir tie of a mort gage n't*, issuedfr.-m the Floyd Snpenor vourt in lavor pf y.rpma E, 8 pw«ll v O . Joi.n W. Ross as tile proper <,y oi the Deft. Also at the sama i ime and place, .aits of laud Nos. : 4118. 46 f 'ami ,40 in the 31 d. District a (I 4th Sect on of F.O’.il vo. Ga. containing 40 aer. s * eh more ot le. s. Levy don bj virtue of a iax It la issued by .1. .1. Black T. C. in lavor of Sta.e and co. vs. Alary E. Epperson, As the prop erty of the Deft. A’so at the sain > tinm and place, lot of Tarn! 1 No. 41 iu the *23ru D,strict and 3rd Section of 11 .yd County l a. couiainbig Ilk) acres more or Jess. Levied on by virtue of a ti la i.aued from the FL yd t i y < ourciu lavor of .1. VI. \ each & io, owners and bolder- vs A B. McDonald as makers ami C. t. McCrary as endorser, as the . property of the Dett. c. F. McCrary said ti ta proceeding for he balance of'the purchase mo*.ey of said lot. ■ Also at the same time and place lot of lam' No 49 in the 4.h district and 4-h section ot F oyd county, neorgia, eontainieg 160 acres more’or le-s. Levien »n by virtue ot a tax tl fa issued by J. J . Black T. . ~ iu favor of state anti coun ty vs. Brown Johnson,as the property ol the de fendant. Also at the sane time and pl ace, one ba, hors mule about ten years ol d named lobe; one sor rel mare mule a out ten years old named Jane, ■ one white cuw named white about tire years and one buggy, one mowing machine, one hay rake and one <wo horse ihimbl skein Studt ba ker wago i. Levied on by virtue ot two fl las one ■ a mortgage tlia iu favor of J B. potter, the other;a laborer's Icin fl ta iu favor of 8 D Hunt ■ both issued from the Floyd City Court and vs. C I. Ansley, as the prop rty of the delendant Also at the same time and place, one farm of forty five aorns in 23.1 district and 3d stetiou of Floyd couutv, Bta.e of Georgia, described as follows: Commencing at a stake rn th- eas side ol B'ininiervdle r ad, ruining north 871-2 degrees, e-s; 4 •'■•3 lOOebuins to or near the beud of Oust vnaula river, h. nee up the river to the South of Dry • reek to the original boun 'he line be weeu lots 'O . IC4 ami 165 and the laaus of * B ahi. thence westerly paralei wiyh ti e flrst lineand witn sain original line to the Suuime. > n.e road 61 chains, thei.ee along the east edge of said load to startii.gpoinc. Levied on by virtue ot a fl fa issued from f loyd Supe '. rior conrt in favor of the Georgia Loan ant Truu company for the use and benefit of Lvdia -Me.vlpine, Eaierette M. i.reeu iluceiia DeWolf vs Ail lie w Gibson as the property of the dett. A Iso it the same time and place, one half ot, lor. o 8 in the Oostanaula division to tthe city of Rom*-, Ga,, commencing at comer of North Boundary "tree , and 7th Avenue runt.in ' west tioiu 1 1h Avea to th • Oostanaula river, bound on.il. ■ souUi by the projierty of Mrs Lucy Ragan running along saidproperty west to Oostauauia rivv r conta n -g one four room house ami one two room house, and about three acres more or ■ess. Levied ou by virtue of afl ia issued from tne Floyd Ordinary’s court in favor of Alice how er vs 'lhon.as B. Higginbotham, as the pr. p.,rty of the deft Also at the same time and place, a certaie payee of land lying in the Sth Ward of thn city <>f Rome, tfermerly Hil shorn er S-.uth R laie, and kaown as part of lan No 34 in aud < •• and State fronting 54 1-2 feet on Cave Spring roa iu.W Main IJt an 4 running back same width 179 fee', bounded on the North by Ro laud ■ eeir, and on the S>m k by Airs John Hughes au lon ihe back by Shoners ( bellig the same opertv ueodei by Mis. 8. H. Patterson to K. . T. ‘argroves on Jan. 20th. 1881, and l.v R. T. Hargtoves needed to Malinda Hargroves'. Levied • u uy virtue of a mortgage tl ia issued from the Floyd Superior coirt in favor of R, D. Van- , Dyke 'raasferee v* Malinda H rgroves. as the property of the Dett. Also at the Baine time and place, That certain lot iu tile sth. War.l of the city of Rome, Floyd Co. Ga. Eeginumg at a point on ‘he east aide of Fo' bavenite 120 feet south from th iuiersec- i tion of Cherokee St. *n i Fort Avenin and rut.-, ning thence in .‘ i easterly direction, parallel ' with Chetokee St. ir>3 1-2 feet more or le-s, tiiexico .4 ligiit AMgle in a soutitorsy direction 66 2-3 feet, theuae at right angle in a westerly direction 163 1-2 feet, more or less to Fort Ave. and thence al >ng Fort avenue in a northerly direction 66 2-3 feet to the point of beginning. Levied on by Virtue of a Justice court fl fa is sued from the 919th. Dint. G M. of Floyd Jus tice court in favor of Atlanta Carriage Hard ware Co. vs. W. T. Drennon, A. the property of the Deft. *. T, Drennou, and held bv him'un der bond for title from M, G. McDonald acd i . C. 8. Sparks, Lwy made by H. Beard L C. Abo at the same time and place, all right: title and Utereat of Mrs. Edward Haile, the De fendant In and to that tract or parcel ot land i located ia the state of Georgia county of Floyd, in the city of Rome ano iu >he Etowah division thereof, and fronting 159 feet ou uth * venue lormeily Etowsb street, and 130 feet ou Hast Second street, formerly Franklin street, the same being Ist No. 42 ou which there is a 7 room resideace and a 3 room residence, and being al so a part as lot No, 43 adjoining lot No. 43 and fronting on 6th A,venne, thia part of lot No. 43 being included fa 'he above froutage on 6th aveuue Os ISO feet on which th. re is a 5 room residence. That part of lot No. 43 h-relu levied upon lyit g between lot No. 4z and that part of lot No. 43 owned by Douglass & Co. and Mr. Henderson. Levied on by virtue of 2 H fas is sued from the 919 District G M. Jus-let-Court, one in favor of J. B. 8. Holmes rhe other in fa vor of Drs. Holmes, Garhngcon and Johnson bo h vs Mrs. W. C. Haile, as the yiopcrty of the Deft. Levy made by W. P McLeod L. C. Also at he same time and place all mv(M. B Earle's) m'er»st In my father’s tA. Earl, Dee d) estare, said estate consisting of 132 acres of .unit lot No. 160. 16“ acr-s of laud lot No. 16,5 acres of land lot No. 1,44 SO acres of land lo* No. 245, all ot said lots lying sml being in the 25 h i trlct end 3rd Section of Floyd Co., G•; mv b.e.ests described in the will of my fa her (A. Earle, dtc’d as beii g live hundred dollars, and one fourth (1-41 of lhe renutVUi'g proptjrtv. Levied i on bv virtue of a mortgage fl f a Issued fiom 1 Floyd Superior Court in tavo- of Ketchum and I Elliott vs. Marsus B. l£*rle, as the property of the uef’t. JAKE C. MOORE Sheriff. He Knew Where to go. “Gau you match this piece of , calico?” said Farmer Oldtnue a* j he entered Cobwebb’s dry goods store. ■’ter 8880.' replied Cobtvebh.as he reached for the roll of dust cov- ■ ered goods on the shelT', ‘‘Gi me a of a yard. ' 'dandy v ;iii!)i t ■ mak. o,cr a dress she bought nine years ago and a, clerk ut \\ lioh'page s told me I Cou'ul find it here you nev , | era L-ertised -ny.”—l’ri;itor Ink .i » • Geergia, Fle/R Cet.aty >_ Pursuant to an order of the oonrt «• x x.* of said county; g raoted on the v.mber 1894, there will be sold befu,?L . house door In the city of U . the C<,urt betwwn the .egal hours or sale , h " ?*n described property t<,. wit Thl . h Nos m and t... Xd , '° H Section of Floyd .tounty < ia . bejhmin?”* 1 3r< west sldeof the Be!ma Division of ? ° n ‘ h ‘ K. T. V.& O. Railway Co. (now h” 1 s th * Ballway Oo.) on said lot No 192 where 1 kuown ns “Hume s Branch" leaves nT'* 1 '* road and run.ing wnb said Branch n '* h "• until it strikes the original like “ orth w«Bt line to the Brooks corner: Thence m . , erly direct on with lhe original |. D 8 be ween?” I Nos. 193 and 168, ten chains an ,| titt y " loto : d-ke, thence southerly at right x , nk9to » original line about twelve cIX Wlth railroad. Theace with said railroad 1 Bai< beginning point, said patele of land ,he *ng seventy-five (75) acres more or les., a ” d lug i-arts 01 lots nos. 167 and ’ *'“ be ißstriccand 3rd. Seeth.n said'cos« d owned and possessed by ,a ld Stansbury am ’ time of his death, said land being eon “ Wm. A. Brooks to said September 3rd 1873 ami recorded i„ tie ,’u? office in said county iu book “T” *«rks 151. and special reference is made to conveyances therein referred to for wore sZ , ic • escnpdon.Sxild as the propertv of.) J S bury, deceased. Terms of sale cash. Thi. ssh 1894. * Nov - c.w. Underwood Adrnr. Ext. of J a bury, deceased. ’ Su »s 1 ears Support. Georgia, Floyd Cou ' 'lo a'l Whom it nny concern: Notice is > - r o by given, tha the apprise appoin o .i l0 ? M apart and assign asecond years support to Fl, ; zabeth J. Camp, ti.e widow of H. M ( . U1 , ' i anT I" T e "* ed helr aWar “’ and •‘"less | a*d sufficient esuse is shown, the saute I •‘•"tie the judgment of the Court at the Decern. I .er term 894,0f.the Court at < irdluaty. nisNov John P. Davis, Ordinary Floyd County, Georgia. Application for-Letters of Dig. mission. Georgia, Floyd county; be discharged fRMt his administration and ret ceive letters of dismission ou the first mmiiG in January 1364. This October Ist. 1894 , o«uv t*, Divis OrJlnary Floyd tr.y, Georg Petition for Partition, w r ? D - Mc'abb, Mrs,Flora ) Petition for n*r A Mr T 5 ±." , "« , . F ‘ ,nkho u»er J lition , oy’sq k\. JVIr T, W. Nichols ) perior Crt, Sept, ry ( Term 1&&4, G., W Thomas. / To the Defendant, G w, Thomas. Ytu am ,fl <? d to * n<i *PP** r at the terin of the Superior court to be held in and fer c J’ unt y °’ l second Monday in January 1B1K). then and there to make your defense, if anv you ha™ to the above petition for partitiei bald petition being to partition among the tire owners thereof the fol.owing proper*), to-wit What was formerly known as lot number(2l: i i South Rome, fronting on Main Street, twe hundred and fifty eight feet,and runningback ab»ng ( herokee S reel so r hundred and twenty three the back of the lot being only twe nun lred and forty-one feet wide, containing ,uor ® lees, being the propertv de scribed in a deed from Alfred Shorter to Thou>- as Thomas, dated %bruarv Hth, 1870, subse quently conveyed by said Thomas to bis chii dren. also that t»act of land in toe Fifth War< °5 u e otne ’ Ga., lying immediately back of the property abjve described and bounded How: Fronting on (’herokee (formerly Her rv street, two hundred and seven feet, and ru« ning back the same width to an two bua dred and forty oue feet, being the same proper ty described in a deed from Alfred Shorter te ivj onaß * an d children, dated May lit* Witness the Hon, W, M- Henry. Judge ts Flo/d Superior court, This Sept 25th, 18M. Wu, E Eeysiegel olk,Bupt, Ceurt Floyd Co, Ga, b"ii'“ . • - ’ "TT| SiMB Year's Suppoit. GEORGIA, Floyd County: To .11 whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given, that the appraisers appointed to set spar and assign a year's support to I’eruaelia Evans the wixlow of Isaac Evans, deceased, have f.lsd their award, and unless good and suffieiewt cause is shown, the same will be made the judgs ment of the court at the December term, 1834, of th. wourt of Oruinary. This Nov. 7th. John P. Davis Ordinaiy Floyd.ooun y, corgis, 4w. in 11 iiwn w *i wnm—nii nmTiM— ~~ Bids Wanted, Georgia, Eloyd County. Th. Board of Conmisslo.ers of Rtotls »»* Revonua of said County will receive blds of p*r sons desiring to set as ferryman at Pop.'! ferry. Freeman's ferry aad Veal’s ferry In said Coso ty, for the year 1896. Maid bids to be ia the ofix» of The Clerk of the Board oe or before the slits day of January, 1885. The Board reserves ths right to rejsot any and all blds. Max Meyerhardt. Clerk. Guardian Sal®* I, fluslo W. Allgood, Guardian of Andrew F Allgoou, will make application to Judge Jns. J. Hunt, Judge ot the HnperiorCourt of the Flml circuit, at his office in the court house, in tbs city of Griffin, Bpaldiug county. Ga.. on tbs 3rd <tay of December, 1894. an order anthorUinj the sale, at private sale, the so lowing proper ty of Andrew P. Allgood, her ward, to wit: undivided one-third interest in that tract sf and situated In Cathranslioro Floyd Ce., an * known as lots Nos. Thirte. n. Fourteen anil flf teen, fron ingsixty-six ft t .It on Broad street and ru ning bad : one honored and ninety-eight feet westerly, thi« property hereby sold lies join ing an 1 south of the Baptist church. Said sale is to be made for the purpose » reinvestment, because said property 18 vacant lots, productive of no rents ot income a*” 8 constant expense in paying taxes and the sain* i.i depreciating in value. SUSIE W. ALLGOOD, Guardian of Andrew P. Allgood. Oct. 30, 1894. *m«q**H—aea:»j w '■jTTvnii'W “-t- 1111 Libel for Divorce. Georgia. Floyd county. Carrie E. Williams) Libel for ,'. i , i '‘” 1 ce m, l)? rii>r vs 'Vo 45, Flovd Bi"’* Beni. L. Williams) Court, Se->t. Tar', 1 , IP 'J,. ou 'i.,;-h<- .lef-ml.mt iicnjamm 1.. •' ' :„,<i are heieby notified ami commandeu court anrear at the next term of the Supe j,,n to be h hl in the aforesaid emiutj ■ , lll( ; on the 2nd Mo iday in January lri- < , f Ot there to.answer pl stiffs l"’ l itioii 1 ‘ rt «ill divorce, As in default thereof said court jro «>l as to justice shall appertain. T , o f tVi ius- th« Hon W. M. a ep tenibs Pfores lil eo lilt v. 'his 2 ’ll ~» v okart fW 18'14 ‘V E Beyseigul, <nk bupi. county Ga. wies a f i. i b-»-