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!1 charges prepaid, for 25 cents, silverorstru.ii.
In every case vs freckles, pimplea.nioth. a’’
- ovness, blackheada.acne.eczeiwa,oiliness.rov.i
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.-.i wrinkles (not caused by facial ezpi• ••■;
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MAGNETIC hEilVlKEton'guarant.7.;
ri’-itore Lost Manhood, (laraa weaknesses, Nortou
bebility aud all the evils from earl; or LtCer ex
oesfeea. the results of overwork, worry, s.'ck „
et.c. Full strcn»th, tone and dev>-!o-ix-... u _...
to every organ or portion of tho bodif. Improve
mentimmediat lyse»n from the first box. T1,.,.
ands of letters (if praise on file in ouroflice. Cai
} ixi carried in v«t pocket, bedt by mail to an>
address on receipt of iv;’ce. One month's tical
tr ent in each box. Prico.Ll.OO, o boxes, y.. r ,.(K\ vrlty
Written Guarantee to r-fumi mm rjjlf not curve
'L-.r.rit® us for the Genuine. I Cim'i’are Frso.
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Administrator Sale,
GE iRQIA, Floyd Conniy:
Pennant to an order of the Court of Ordinary
will ba sold before the Court house door in the
i ity of Home, -aid County lietween the legs
hvitrs of Sula, on tha first Tuesday in Dec
S.-M. the following property to wii ; Laud
| Xo 25 lathe 1-th Distr ct and 4th Pecrjon ol
Floyd county G*. containing (40) acres more ®r
' esc
Also lot No. 24 in the 16th District and 4th
j Section of Flejd county Ga containing (40
j acres more or less. Also lot No 864 in the 3rd
i District and 4th Section Floyd county Ga. con
taining 40 aares mo*e or les s. Said land sold a
I ihe property < f Elizabeth Dempsey, deceased—
i Terms of sale cash.
; W. H E inis admr. of the estate of Etizabss
i Dempsey, deceased.
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THE HUSTLER OF ROME,FRIDAY NOVEMBE.R 03 1894
*‘ PARALYSIS FOR SALE.
Aleohol as n Destroyer of Health, Moral
ity and Prosperity.
Paralysis has long been deemed one
of the direst misfortunes that could af
flict humanity—a death in life —the
heart still beating, the form perhaps
unwasted, but the hand powerless, the
foot bound more fast than by fetters of
iron, the tongue refusing to speak the
words of affection, counsel or com
mand. To escape this the man of
wealth will spend money like water,
and the physician will send him to
wander afar over land and sea to flee
the withering touch of Palsy's grisly
hand.
Yet this dread plague is now on sale,
and daily purchased at fabulous prices
by thousands of the American people.
Whoever has seen a drunken man or a
drunkard has seen a case of paralysis.
There is paralysis of muscle. It mani
fests itself early in thelips and tongue,
so that, like the Ephraimites who could
not say ‘‘shibboleth” at the fords of.
Jordan, the victim can not saj* “cen
tenary celebration,” and soon the baby
words “gixid night” become too much
for the stammering lips. The eyes
grow heavy, the head droops, the hands
lose their grip, the feet stumble, and
Boon, in one chaotic mass, what was a
man rolls under the table or into the
gutter.
There is paralysis of vital energy.
Never was there anything more dece;<
tive than the idea that alcohol is a sus
taining power. It is from first to last
a paralyzer. Its very stimulus is dee
to paralysis. Why docs the blood ilv
to the face and surface of the body 1 11
all tingles with the glow” W’hy is t'-e
brain stirred to momentary vigor and
unwonted brilliancy? F w the same
reason that a railroad dashes
down the grade when the brakes refuse
to work. Every artery is provided with
an elastic coat which acts as a brake,
restraining the flow of blood. Alcohol
paralyzes the delicate fibers, the re
straining agency lets go, and the blood
rushes in full tide on its way. It is as
if the throttle of a locomotive should
be set wide open and fche engineer be
powerless to close it. But what is the
result of throwing all the blood in the
body swiftly to the surface and back
again? The same as the result of pour
ing hot tea from the cup into the
saucer. The tea or the blood is cooled,
and the infallable test of the chemical
thermometer shows that the tempera
ture of the whole body will fall within
a short time after the taking of alco
hol. Hence it is that the drunken man
so readily freezes to death.
Pure health for every human organ
ism depends on the constant and
prompt removal of the waste matter
of the system, every vein and cell send
ing to the surface through some one of
myriad outlets the mat«iel that has
done its work and become dead matter
foreign to the animal economy. If we
check this process by closing the lungs
or skin or any other channel, the
man speedily dies, poisoned by his own
corruptions. Alcohol checks this re
moval of waste matter. The man
“bloats," as we say, perhaps prides him
».elf on his fullness of flesh, and goes
about an incarnate sepulcher, ready to
die of lockjaw if he runs a splinter into
his hand, or to become the ready prey
of any disease.
There is paralysis of intellect. The
man of intelligence, or even of high
ability, utters maudlin folly with the
■onfidence that it is supreme wisdom,
and takes the laughter that greets his
idiotic absurdities as a tribute to the
prillianey of his wit. Poor mental
paralytic! In a fair, bright day, on a
-.alm sea, a commander orders an im
possible maneuver, persists in it
igainst all remonstrance of his subor
linate officers, and sends a great
battle-ship, with four hundred
nen, to the depths of the blue Mediter
-anean to rest till the sea shall give up
ts dead. The current explanation is
hat the commander’s usually clear
tnind was clouded by alcoholic mists.
Whether that was the fact may not be
surely known. But this is sure; all the
.vorld instantly feels that, if true, this
was sufficient cause. All men know
■hat a few glasses of liquor would be
••qual to producing just that result.
There is no wisdom that may not be
i urned to folly by the paralysis of drink.
There is paralysis of affection. Alco
hol makes the man who comes home
<me day with love and tenderness for
wife and children to come home the
next night an incarnate fiend, more
dangerous to that family than a savage
from the jungle. It leads him to drag
them through years of poverty, hun
ger, cold and wretchedness, while he
squanders upon himself and his vile
comrades in the saloon the wages that
might support them in comfort.
There is paralysis of will." Who has
ever tried to help the drunkard who
has not found this failure of that god
like power? Here pledges fail. Here
resolutions die. The man who knows
that every step to the saloon is a step
to shame, woe, and death, goes, drawn
by an invisible but resistless power, as
if under an enchanter’s spell. He has
come to what Coleridge called “com
plete impotence of volition.”
There is one greater depth, and
that is paralys‘d of conscience.
While conscience lives, even with
enfeebled will and mighty appe
tite. there is hope There is something
in the man to which we may appeal.
But alcohol deadens, and at last par
alyzes, the moral sensibilities, so that
eight-tenths of the world’s crimes are
committed and most of its vices per
petrated under its power. Either the
liquor instigates to the crime, or it is
taken expressly to deaden the con
science so that the crime may be done.
In a word, the magic effect of alcohol
Is to paralyze the nerve centers that are
the seat of all the finer, nobler powers,
while it stimulates to fierce activity
those that are the seat of all the coarse,
animal instincts. It paralyzes all that
is godlike in tnan, and maddens and
lets loose all the wild-beast instincts of
Bis nature.
Did spate permit, it might De shown
how for the nation this results in the
paralysis of industry, as every shop and
factory suffers fr-ra drunken workers;
the parabsis of trade, as liquor de
Kirovs the buvir uower till million*
PBOffllOHlL C H.Hn
DENTISTS
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J *A. WlLljS—Dentist—2oß 1-2 Broad nr> *
B over Cantrell and Owens store.
ATTORNEYS
J. H. Spu lock, Attorney at Law, Masoa
Temple Huildidg
Temple Building Rome Georgia.
JAMKB B NEVlN—Attorney at Law Offl.
Poverty Hail poatotßan corner 3rd Averne
CHAS. W. UNDERWOOD- Attorney ar
Masonic Temple
Rotne,Ga.
REECE Jtr DENNY—Attorneys at law ott •
in Masonic Teiunle. Rome, Ga.
WW. VANDIVER—Attorney and Con
selior at Law—Rome. '•».
WH. ENNIS—.Ino. W. STARLING—Emu
& Starling, Attorneys at Law, Mason-
Temple, Rome, Ga. feb‘23.
PHYSICIANS AUG SURGEONS.
DM. RAMSUS—Physician and Surgeo
Office at residence 614 avenue A, F oor
ward.
LP. HAMMOND— Physician and Surgeon
Otters his j rofessional services to the pe<
pie of Roite and surrounding cotintr
ithce at Cronch and Watson's drug storu,
■lroad street
DR. W. D. E4YT-Office at C. A. Treviti
drugstore. *’o. 331 Broad street, Telephon
118, resided >e. No. 21
Frank A-Wynn, Physician and Surgon
office at Tre- itt & Johns in drug stort
Telephone 13 Residence 406 Second Ave,
Bioinpt attention given all profession ■! call
Elect ion otice,
Georgia,F oyd county:
By order of Board of Commissioners of Roads
a-’d Revenue in and for said county of Floy 1
notice is heieby given that on the second (2nd
day of January, 1895, an election will be held at
all the voting precincts within the limits of
said county, to determine the question whether
coupon bonds to the amount of Forty Thons n d
(440,000) Dollars shall be issued by Floyd county
for the purpose of paying the floating indebted
ness of said county. Said bonds shall bear inter,
est rate of five (ft) per cent per annum, said in'
terest payable on the first day of April of each
year after the date of the issue of said bondi
Said bonds shall bear date April Ist. 1895, and
shall be of the following denominations:
Five Thousand ($5,000) Dollars to be of the de*
nomination of One ($1.00) Dollar each.
Five Thousand(ss.ouJ, to be of the de
nomination of two ($2,00) each.
Ten Thou and ($10,000) Dollars to be of the de
nominatiea of fi>e(sT>.oo) Dollars each.
Ten Thousand ($10,000) Dollars to be of the de
nomination of Ten ($10.00) Dollars each.
Ten Thousand ($10,000) tn be of the denomina
tion of Fifty ($50.00; Dollars ei ch.
For the first fifteen years, only the interest of
said bends shall be paid. Thereafter there shall
be paid:
The sixteenth year five thousand ($5,000) Dol
lars of Principal (One Dollar bonds) and two
tnousand ($2,000) dollars of interest.
The seventeenth year five thousand ($15,000)
dollars of paiucipal (two dollar bonds) ano sev
enteen hundred and fifty ($1760) dollars of inter,
est.
The eighteenth year, five thousand ($5,000;
dollars of principal ($5.00) five dollar bondt
and fifteen hundred [slsoß] dollars of interest
The nineteenth year, five thousand [sft,6o(]
dollars |of principal [five dollar bonds] ana
twe.ve hundred and fifty [st2so] dellaraof inter
est.
The twentieth year, fi»e thousand [55,006] dol
lars of principal [ten dollar bonds] and one
thousand [sl,ooo] dollars of interest.
The twenty first year, five thousand [ss,ooo]
dollars of principal [ten dollar bonds] and seven
hundred and fifty [s7so] dollars of interest.
The twenty-second year, five thousand [ss.o- j
dollars of principal (fifty dollar bonds) and fi.
hundred ($500) dollars of interest.
The twenty third year,five thousand [55,000
dollars of principal (fifty dollar bond) and tw<
hundred and fifty [s2so] dollars of interest,
w hen principal and interest will oe fully paid off
Ali voters favoring the;issuance of bones will
have written or printed on their ballots thi
words “For Bonds.” All opposed ihe words
■‘Against Bi nds.” John C. Foster, Chairn.au,
Max ueyerhardt, Clerk.
Board of Commii sioners of Roads and Reve
nue ot Floyd county, Georgia.
..•‘iitrNwiafafr^
ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN
For Tax Receiver
I gave my right arm to the “Lost Cause,” and
respectfuUy ask the people of Flovd couatv io
give me the office of lax Receiver. Election first
Wednesday in January 1890.
F. w. QcabLs.
For Bailiff
I hereby announce myself a eandicate for re
election io the office of constable for the 919th
D.vt G, M. rloyd Comity Election Ist Saturdax
ill January 1895 respec fully W. M. Bvabb'
For Bailiff.
To the voters of the 919th Dlst G. M. fellow
Citizens 1 hereby announce myself as a Cadidate
for Bailiff of the 919th Dist, and if elected 1
promise to discharge the duties of the offle to
be best an bility, Respectfully E. L. Poll ck
For Tax Receiver
I he ieby announce myself as a canuidate for
re-election to the office of Tax Receiver ol
Floyd county Election, first Wednesday in
tanuary 1895 M. D. McOsker
lhereby rnnounce myself as a candidate for
the office of Tax Receiverof Floyd county, elec
on to be held on first Wednesday in jaiinaty
95. Respectfully.
R. L. Foster
For Bailiff.
To the voters of the 919 Dist G M ; fellow Citi
zens 1 hereby announce myself as a Caudidati
tor Bailiff of the 919th Dist, and if elected I.
promise io discharge the d ties of the office io
ihe best ainbility, Kespec.fullv
F. M. Carwile.
For Bailiff.
To the vo ers of the 919th Dist. G, M l re
sp< ctliiliy m.. * u. <:e myself as a candidate for
bailiff, and it electe . will do my duty to the
best ot iny ainbility
W. P. Mclf.od
Ebtray No.ice
Georgia Floyd County:
-Agneah.c to the ordtr fn m the Court ol
Ordiiiari. will be sold before Ji. * < ourt Houx
(For io tbc 'lob Dishict M. Said Count)
betwe. it ihv icgalhoius ol >..R «m 'j huisoai tin
(i h < :i) ot I>< < embt r ibe 1< Honing E<ktra\
oneuaikte«l c<-w iiboiit < jtais old split in
i glit ear. with lelt horn gnawed. Valued at $(
l.Mtrayeo by John L. Lops, of said l)i~t. and is
now on the premit es of taid Doss, This Nov. 2(i,
18 4. _
J. C. Moore Sheriff. |
SHERIFF SALE FOR DE-
CfcMBFR 1894.'
GEORGIA, Floyd Co.
Wil) be sold before the courthouse door in
the city of Rome 1 loyd <o. Ga., beiwesu the
leval hours of sale on the Ist, Tueluay iu Dec.
1894, the following described property to-witi
That tract or parcel of land lying aiid being
situated *.n the county of Floyd anu State of Ga
and lying in i riiitnpCity adjoining Rome Ga.,
and knowi in the plan of said Prim up City, as
city lots numbers 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44. Levied on
by virtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from the
1- loyd Superior court iu favorof Pioneer Saving
and Loan Company vs.JMargaret s. and F. IL
McGinnis. As the property cf the Deft.
Also at the same time‘and place. One Bav
mare about t> y ears old, name Mollie 16 hands
high. Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fifa
issued from he Floy d City c.,ui t in favor of A
l>. Ba din Agt. for L. Lytle vs. R . E. Hudson.
A> ihe property of the Deft.
Alsosl be s ime t no- and place. Forty acres
of lot oi la d No. 182 in 23rd, District and 3rd.
Section «r Flovd Co. Ga. Levied v n by virtue
of a mortgage fi fa issued from the Floyd buiie
rior court iif favor of H. B. Scott vs. Jno.R. God
dard, as the Property of the Deft.
Abo at tile same time ami plaoe, Un all tha
tract or parcel of la <i situated, lying and belli t
iu tl e 23ru, Dist and 3rd. Section ot Floyu 40.
Ga and being thatp..rtof lot ho. 117 in said
Dial, and Seciioc that lies on the‘vest side of
the Summerville read and is bonnded on the
south by laud km.wn as Ware 1 .nd on the west
by land ot IV. A. On rliy, on the north by thau
part ot lot ho. 117 which was conveyed ‘by H
D. A>c ck to w I‘. cimpsun and on the East by
ihe .- umniL-rvii.e load, containing 10 acres more
or less. Levied on by virtue of a tl fa issued
from the Floyd City court in lavor of Potts and
Por s vs. R. G. Hackney, as the property of the
Delt. „
Also at the sane time and place, A certain
two horse hack, domne s ated, also a two horse
plow No. 5 Cbananooga wicliawauka, and t.. 0
one horse turning plows, and also a set of , ag
on harness, Levied on by viitueof a mortgage
Ufa issued fr- in ihe Floyd < ity Court iu favor
of James Long vs. John D. Yarbiough, As the
property ot il.e Det'..
Aiso at liie same time and place. Lot of land
No. 22ft in ihe 22.. u. District ami ;>rd section
of lioyd Co. Ga. I evied on by vir tie of a moil
gage fi fa, issued fr..m die Floy d Superior court
in lavor of Duma E. Stowell vs. Joan W. Ross
as the property ol the Deft.
Also at die same time and place. Ixvts of land
Nos. 468, 46:i ami .40 in the 3rd. District a d 4:h
Section of Floyd co. Ga. containing 40 aer, s
each more or less. Lev ed on by virtue ol a lax
fi fa issued by J. ,1. Black T. C in lavor of
State and Co, vs. Mary E. Epperson, As tku prop
erty of the Deft.
Also at the sam • time and place, lot of land
No. 41 in the 23rd District and 3rd Section of
El -yd County Ga. coniaining 160 acres more or
less. Levied on by virtue ot a tl la i aued Goin
the Fl yd Ci y < ourt iu lavor of J. M. Veach A
co, owners and holder-vs A B. McDonald as
makers and C. F. McCrary as endorser, as the
property of the Deft. c. F. McCrary sain fi la
proceeding for he balance of the purchase
money of said lot.
A'so at th : same time -.nd place lot of lam No
40 in tile 4th district and 4.11 section ot Flovd
county, Georgia, contamn g 160 acres more or
le-s. Levied on by vinue ol a tax Illa issued
by J. J . Black T. .. in favor of stale and coun
ty vs. Brown Johnson, as the property of the de
fendant.
Also at t r e sane timeand place, one ba., hors
mule about ten years old named itybe; one sor
rel mare mule a ou- ten years old naiugd Jane,
one white cow Aamed white about five years
and one buggy, one mowing machine, one hay
r.,keand one <wo horse ihimbl sk< in siludi Ba
ker wage Levied on by Virtue ot two fi las one
a mortgage fl la i., favor of J B. l ontfr, the
other.a laboier’s lein fi fa iu favor pt S D Hum
both issued from the I loyd < ity~Court and vk.
i L Ansley, as the prop rty of the defendant
Also at the same time anti place, one farm of
forty five aores in ‘23d district and 3d siction of
Floyd countv, State of Georgia, described as
follows: Commencing at a stake i n ih- eas
side oi Summerville mad, running north 87 1-2
degrees, e«st 49 93-100 chains to or near i he bend
of Oostanaula river, ihenceup the river to the
South of Dry Creek to the original boun he
line be weeii lots Nos. 1(4 and 166 and ihe lauus
of A B McDonald, ' lienee westerly paralei wijk
the first line and with said original line to the
Summerville road 61 cuuins, ihe..ce along the
east edge of said load to starting point. Levieo
on by virtue of a fita issued from Floyd Supe
rior conrt in favor of the Georgia Loan an '
fru vt company for the use and benefit of Lydia
McAlpine, EuioVette «M. Green Boeel la DeWoll
vs Salliu W (ylbson as the. property of the deft.
Also at th. same i>me am place, one half ot
lot Vo 8 in the Oostanaula division to (the city
of Rome, Ga„ commencing at co ner of North
Boundary stree ,and7ih Avenue run; Ing west
trom7ih Avenue to the Oostanaula river, bound
on the south by the property of Mrs Lucy Ragan
running along said property west to Oostanaula
river, containing one four room house and one
two room hkuse. and about three acres more ul
less. Levied on by virtue or atl la issued from
the Floyd Ordinary’s court in lavor of Alice
Fow er vs Thomas B. Higginbotham, as the
property of the deft
Also at the same tinjo and place, a certaie
paacet of land lying iu toe sth Ward of thn
city of Rome, (formerly Hil shorn or S.utb
Rome; and known as ptrt of Lot No 54 in s .id
Co. and State fronting 54 1-2 feet on Cave Spiing
roa I now Main St. and running back same
width 170 feet, bounded on the North by Rolanu
Green, and on the South by Mrs John Hughes
andon the back by Shorters, being the same
property d ede i by Mrs. S. H. Patterson to k.
T. Hargroves on Jan. 20th. 188 t, ami by R. T.
Hargioves needed to Walinda Hargroves. levied
mi by virtue of a mojigige tl fa issued from
the 1- loyd Superior cimrc In favoi! of R, D. Vue-
Dyke transferee vs M.iliqda H rgroves. as the
p'opertyof the Deft.*
Also at tlie same time and place, That, certain
lot in the sth. Ward of the cit; of Rome, Fiovn
Co. ua. Beginning at a point ou ’he east side
of Fo t avenge 120 feet south froirfthe intersec
tion of CYerokeeSt. -nd Fort Avfnue and run
uing thence in an - asterly direction, parallel
with Cherokee st. .63 1-2 feet more or le-s,
hem e t right.angle in a soutnerly direction
66 2-3 feet, tjieiilee at right angle in a westerly
iir> eti-m 163 1-2 feet, more or-less to Fori Ave.
andtheiice.nl ng Fort avenue m a northerly
direction 66 2-3 feet to the m-int of beginning
Levied on by vrtue <f a Justice court fi f. is
sued from the'.ll9th. Dist. G M. of Floyd Jus
tice court in lavor of Atlanta Carriage Hard
ware Co. vs. W. T. Drennon, Ay the property of
lie Deft. .T, Drennon, and h4ld l»V him un
let-bonq for tisle from M, G. -McDniia and
C. S. Sparks. Levy made by H. Beard 1, < .
Alsotu Hie same timeand place, all right;
titleanffii terest of mis. Edward Haile, the De
fendant in and to i bat tract or pare 1 of land
ocated in the state of Georgia county of Floyd,
in the city ot Rome and in ’he E owah division
thereof, and iron ting 150 feet on tth Avenue
formeily Etowah street, and 130 feet on East
S-cond street, formerly Franklin street, ihe
s in-e Iveii.g 1 >t No. 42 on which there is a 7 room
resideace 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 ot lot No. 43
being iucUided iu he above 1 routage on 61 h
Avenueof 150 fee’An which 'herejis a s’room
r< sjdence. Thai par of lot No. -klh-rein levied’
upon lyii g betw. c , lot No.-4 ■ and that i>art of
I<4 No 43 owned bji Dougigss v Co. and Mr.
Henderson. Levied on bv virtu i of 2 tl fas is
sued from the 919 District G M Justlce'Court,
one in favor of J B. S. Holmes’he other in fa
vor of Drs. Holmes, i.arlmg on and John on
hoth vs Mrs. W. C. Haile, as 11 e property of tlje
D. Levy made by W. P Mcl eod LC.
Also at the same time and place all iny (M. B
Earle’s) interest in my father’s (A. Earl, Dee d)
estate, said estate consisting of 132 acres of land
lot No. 160. 160 acres of land lot No. 16,5 acres of
land lot No. 244 80 acres of land lot No. 245, all
of said lots lying and being in the 2ft h I i trict
>nd 3rd Section of Floyd Cd., Ga: my inteiests
described in the will of my fath -r (A. Earle,
dec’d) as being five hundred dollars, and one
fourth (1-4) of the remaining prop-rty. l.evied
on by virtue of a mortgage fi fa issued fiom
Floyd Superior Court in lavor of Ketcnum and
Elliott vs. Marcus B. Earle, as the property of
he Deft.
JAKEC. MOORE
Sheriff.
PALACE MARKET
Os the upper end of
town. Chas Weis has
opened up a meat mar
at 4 C >thran St.
where he will be glad
o ceehis many friends
Th.i - is the place to get
all kinds or steak roast
>hops and c I would be!
pleased to have you]
livemeacall. »
AdmiH«tratorß elaS
Geotgia, FloydCoi.aty •
v ember 1894, there will be sold i t
h|Use door in the.Miy of Rome. and^Jnf o ''"
Fluyd an tke nrst ’Tuesday ln iw of
between th., legal hours or sale 2 18,J4 -
described property to-wit- That n> 0 °* iu K
Non 192 and 193 in the 23rd trl ct ° f L ° W
Section of F lo yd county «a. begi 3rd
west aid.of the Sehna Division "f ? ?Lrl"
K. T. V. &g. Railway Cn ,r,nerl y the
Railway Co.) on said lot No 192 wh/ B ° Utheru
known ~“H . me‘s Branch” tea’ ?* h .
road and running with said lira, v d
untii it strikes the -riX line ‘ “ OrlhWet
Normand 169 TbenXen win. ‘.Ir en 108
line to the Brooks corner; Theucl p Ki “ a
•rly direct on with the origins] line b.t ‘‘ N ° nh
Nos. 193 and 168, ten chains and fifty ."T lot «
stake, thence soutterly at rie-ht V lnks toa
original lino .bout twelve chain. ’’ ne: t 8 Witll
- Ther.ce with said
beginning point, said parcle of l a .m ° “*•
20 acres more or less. Alg(( a
ng seventy-five (76) acres mor. or 1X . be ’
Ing parts ot lots no.. 167 and ’a d ~e‘
Districtat.d 3rd. Section said <- ° th# 23rd
owned and possessed by .aid s'tansV’' 1 3tMe *
time of his dealh, said land beinr < atthe
September 3rd 1873 and recorder i..K d ’ date
office in said county in book “T" "r th ' ! Clerks
159 and special reference is made t°<,
.conveyances therein referred to for Bern .
ic uescription.Sold as the property of j 1 8u‘ f '
bury, deceased. Terms of sale cast r> ®
sth 1894. Mh ' rhis Nov.
C. W. Underwood Admr. Est. of j a
bury, dec eased. ’ A * ”tang
1 ears Support.
Georgia, Floyd C< u n
To all whom it wi.y concern: Notice
y given, that ti, B apprisers appoi, t»i i tl , □*.
ai.art and assign a second years support to Eh
zabeth J. Camp, the widow of H. M c aill . , '
ceased, have filed their award, and unk‘« a
ami sufficient cause is shown, the same
made the judgment of .he Court at the Dece ffl
John P. Davis,
Ordinary Floyd County, Georgia.
Application for Letters of Dis
mission.
Georgia, Floyd county;
Whereas Alexander Johnson, Admiuistra’n.
any the.t can. why said a unGtrat .r s>.
be discharged fro;, ins adhihostran, a»u‘ a .
eeiye letters of dismission on the first aomi/
in January 1864. This October Ist. 18?4
J JH V <’*. I) ii’ ia
Or liiary Fl.,yd , ia „"
Pt tition for Partition,
Mr. J. D. Mcx'abb, Mrs,Flora 1 PetiH n
& M t r 8 T S w n Ntah l i tition ° toydSu
M r T, W, Nichols j perior Crt, Sejit.
r, „,?*• ( Term 18m,
G., w Thomas. j
r ° the Defendant, G w. Thomas: You
herebv no ified to be and appear at the “ext
term ot the Superior court to be held in and for
1895 C then ly n > !‘. , h he Beco,Kl ''“"day in January
18Jo, then and there to make yr»ur defense if
an v you have ro the above i e* it ion for partitioa
Said petition being to parti.ion among the five
owners thereof the fol owing proper’), to-wit
What was formerly known as lot number (21-
ri South Rome, fronting OXI Mam Street, twe
hundred and fifty eight feet,and running back
1 1 ¥ r,, ( teo reec f<> ?r hundred and twenty
three feet, the back of the io;, being only tw®-
forty-une feet wide, coniafniwg
two acres more or ieee, being the property d<r
senbed in a de d from Alfred Shorter to Thom
as rhomas, dated February 11 th, 1870, bubse
auently conveyed by said Thomas to his cbd
dren. aibo that pact of la id in the Fifth Ward
Koine, Ga., lying immediately back
°^ l hi P ro -* ert y abave described and bounded
Jllow: Fronting on Cherbkee (formerly Her
ry street, two hund r ed and seven feet, and run
ninß back the same width to an two him
an< ? ne being the same proper
ry described in a dee*! from Alfred Shorter te
J* W. Thomas and children, dated May 12th
1875.
Witness the Hon. W, M- Henry. Judge oi
Floj d Superior court, This Sept . 2Bt’h, 1894.
Wn. E Beysiegel
clk.Siipt, Court "J
Floyd Co, Ga,
Year’s Suppoit.
GEORGIA, Floyd County:
To .11 whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given, that the appraisers appointed to set apar
and assign a year's support to I’erinelia Evans
the widow of Isaac Evans, deceased, have filed
their award, and unless good and sufficient
eau-e is shown, the same will be made the judge
ment of the court at the December erm, 189
of the court of Oruinary. This Nov. 7th.
John P. Davis
Ordinaiy Floyd,county, corgia,
4w.
Bids Wanted.
Georgia, Flotjil County.
The Board of (’bininissioiiers of a Dl *
Revenue of said Lounty will receive sofper
sons desiring to act as fern man at Pope’s ferry,
Freeman’s ferry and Veal’s ferry in said Coun
ty, for the year 1895. Said bids to be in the offic*-
of The clerk of the Board on or before the first
day of January, 1885. 'lhe Board reserves tin
right to reject any and all bids.
Max Meyerhardt, Clerk.
Guardian Sale.
1. Susie W, Allgood, Guardian of Andrew F
Allgodii, will make application to Judge Jno. J
Hunt, Judge of the Snperiorl ourt of the Flic
circuit, at his office in the court house, in th*
city of Griffin, Spalding county, ’ a., on the
3rd nay of December, 1894, an order anthorizinff
the sale, at private sale, the so lowing proper
ty of Andrew I‘. Allgood, her ward. to-Wit: One
undivided one-third interest in that tract o
and situated in Cathronsboro Floyd Ce.. and
known as lets Nos. Thirteen, Fourteen anil fi
teen, fronting sixty-six fee t ach on Broad stree
and running back one hundred and ninety-eig -
et westerly, this property hereby sold lies joitv
ing and south of the Baptist church.
Said sale is to be made for the purpose
reinvestment, because said property is voian
lots, productive of no rents oi income an
constant expense in paying taxes and the same
is depreciating in value.
SUSIE W. ALLGOOD,
Guardian of Andrew P. Allgood.
Oct. 30,1894.
Libel for Div tree.
’ <<inty.
vs l L . be l fOrd . iWrCO: super)
Benj. L. o illiunn i ( ( ,art. Sei t-totm
'lojtl'e ilefeiida°J Lnjamin L. Williams, J ,
are neielij notified an«l ’ command. ' 1 to. '' t
ap| ear at ilie next ternl , f the S| >l '' rl -' ..
to beh bi 111 the aforesaid, county o n - , U)U
on theJi.d Moud a .. ~, .January !<■■• :I,lb
tb< m to'answer piintifis I" - 'rt w
ilnorce, As in defaultthereot ss.i/1 court
I proceed as to justice shall appertain. . ( f
I witness the Hon. W. M. Henry
aforesaid county. This 2flth day of s 1
I 5 a pr,:cou ij
4 it