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RACES tomorrow. Fleetfooled Flyers Have Arrived And Are in Trim. Th? Race« at the Fair Grounds Vll tomorrow and Wednesday * miso to he a much greater suc than the management bad an ticipated as there are more good horsPg on the grounds now than at n „y time since the Great North Georgia and Alabama Expositson. The following horses had arrived up to last night, and still more is expected. Bermuda Chief 2:29j; Kubv, a mare that can trot in 2:25: Gold Stem, a mare that can trot a runaway gait; Flying Bill, a run ner not to he laughed at; The above horses are incharge of Mr. H. N. Rerves, from Newnan Ga., Archie, 2:82; black horse by Artillery 2:21; Actor, brown horse bv Artillery 5:21; Mr. Geo. Stiles, is the happy possessor of the above two, and is going to make the boys march some to beat him. Mr. W. G. Milam, from Carters ville, has Mock Chief, o bay horse with a record of 2:80; and Wm. Felton Jones, from Cartersville, has Twilight, the old renowned runner. With this field of horses togeth er with Mr. I. J. Berry’s, Mr. Tom Berry's, Ben Whitehead’s, Joe Ber ry’s and others, the public may expect to see some great racing, the programme for tomorrow is as follows. Ist. Race second running 4 mile heats best 2 in 8. 2nd. Race gentlemens roodster j mile heats best 2 in 8. Brd. Race|2 :5O class trot or pace A mile heats best 2 in 8. The races will commence prompt ly at 1:80 o’clock & when Mr. Jo* Perry says 1 :30 he does not mean 2 or Bo’clock the admission to the grounds is only 25 cents. GOT ’EM BAD Part of a Village Hypnotized by Prof. Rockr Toledo December 24. The resi dents of New Riegel are greatly excited over doings of a man catl ing himself Prof. Rock and claim ingtobe a hypnotist. His first lect ure was attended by about 100 of New Riegel’s best known citizens, and his powers upon many of them were forcily and in some instances cruelly demonstrated. Yesterday many of the villagers who had attended Prof. Rock’s lec turee were standing upon the streets excitedly harrauguing listeners who previously had scarcely knewn an emotion, while the religiously inclined were depicting the past, present and the future, and much sympathy was expressed for them Today Dominick Marks, a well known resident of New Reigel, walked to Tiffin in a hypnotized state, GRAVE SUSPICIONS. Caused By the Sudden Death of a Young Lady. Salem, Ind., December 24 Miss Mary Lewis, a bright young • & dy, of near Campbellsburg, this county, died last Wednesday morning after an illness of only a few hours. Drs. Paynter and Han cock, who attended th* young a dy, are of the opinion that her d (, ath was caused by poison. Ihe brothers of Mies Lewis, ' T ho share in this belief, from the '-‘rcumstances preceding and at tending her sudden illness, re 'lu,,Bted a post-mortem exami nation, Accordingly, today Coun j' Coroner Hancock, accompanied J y Dr. Parkhiaer, of this place, ' Juuied the body and obtained "'’niach, which was for ’Par,i ui to Prof. Burke, of Borden, iOr analysis, Notice. To'*'/*’ f’* yd c * u niy: Siren ef* n,a y°*“e«rn: Notice 1* hereby ■'iffmin ■' ly eonMnt that nay wife Louise anu ’ ** Me * F u| »lis and free dealer, on * kl »isfor.n V*’ 7 ‘ th ’ 18 * 6, Wonting thereby «ntor* 9lv er «ud with Fewer to 1*94 ’ bsr •”« name. Ehl* Des. 7th 12 ’-dMd W. W. Burman. £HE HUSTLER OF ROME MONDAY DECEMBER 24 1894 A Great Play H trrisourg tluatre goers who re m iined home Saturday evening missed the performance Jof Lottas s iccessful cemedy drama “Pawn Ticket 210,’ missed a great treat. The play is by David Belasco and Clay H. Green, an I produced by I one of the strongest companies seen in this city for a long time. The play tells a good story and only artists can produce it success fully. Miss Amy Lee as “Mag”the pl >dge, though slightly indisposed was ideal. She is a close follower of the famous Lotta. Her work is faultless, actions na'ural, and the little lady was a prime favorite from the start. Her equals are few. The work of j Frank Doane, the inimitable, as | Miontague Flash,”„J. F. Sherry as “John Sternhold,” Lionel Bland as “Osiah Greggs, ” and F. A. Conner as Charles Saxe, wa» highly commendable. They are ali artists in their line. Much praise is due Nellie Dunbar, as Alice Sternhold,whose part though small was a masterly effect. Mrs Rose \\ atkinv,as Aunt Dorothy,and the balance of the cast, are deserving of special mention. To P. Aug. Anderson, who shar ed the honors with Miss Lee,is due the highest word of commenda'ion possible. He is without question one of the greatest character actors of today. His work is original,and as “Uncle Harris” he was at his best, His death scenawas wonder ful and the feelings of the audience were worked to the highest pitch, and a curtain call followed. Consumers must pay or will shut wates off after Jan. Ist 95 James McGuire Supt. Citation-Leave to Sell, Georgia, Floyd county: To all whom it may concern: W. 11. Ennis Administrator ot Elizabeth Dempsey, decease-s has in due form applied to the undersig. ed for leave to sell the lands beloging to the estate of said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in January next. This 3rd day of Deoember 1894. John P. Davis, Ordinary. Citation Leave to Sell. Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern:—W. H. lulls Administrator of Jack Prior, deceased, has in due form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said de ceased and said application will be heard on the first Monday in January next. This 3rd day of December, 1894. John I’. Davis, Ordinary. Citation-Leave to Sell, Georgia, Floyd County: Toall whom it may concern: W.H. Ennis Ad ministrator of Steve Carral,deceased has indue form applied to the undersigned for leave tesel the lands belonging to the estate of said deoeas ed, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in January next. This 3rd day of December 1894. John P. Davis, Ordinary. Letters of Administration ■ GEORGIA, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern: Martha G. Mil ler having in proper ferm applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the es tate of J. J. Miller, late of said county. This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of k,n of J. J. Miller to be and appear at my of flee within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, why permanent admin istration should not be granted to Martha G Miiler on J .J. Millers estate. Witness my hand and official signature this 3rd. day of Dec. 1894 John P. Davis, Ordinary Floyd County, Georgia. Letters of Administration, •eorgia, Floyd county: To all whom It may concern: K. W. Berryhill having in proper form applied to me for perma nent letters of administration on the estate o Hardy Shelton, late of said county: This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Hardy Shelton to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, why permanent adminis tration should not be greeted to K. W. Berry hill er some other person on Hardy Shelton’s estate, witness say hand and official signature t ils 3rd day of December 1894. John P. Davis Ordinary, Floyd county Ga. Application for Letters of Dis mu sion. GEORGIA, Floyd Co. Whereas R. H. West, Administrator of J. F, McKay .deceased, represents to the court his ]*e titiou duly filed, that he has administered J. F. McKays estate. This is tc cite all persons eon cerned, kindred and creditors, to show eaase, if any they can. why said administrator should not be discharged from his administration and re eive letters of dissmlssion on the first Monday n March, 1885. This, December 3rd 1894. John P. Davis, Ordinary Floyd county, Ga. Application for Letter* of Dis mission. Georgia, Floyd county; Whereas Alexander Johnson, Administrator Joseph Sharpe represents to the court his peti tion duly filed, that he has administered Joseph Sharpe’s estate. This is to cite all persons -con cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause,if eny they can, why said admiiMstrator should not lie discharged fioin his administration and re ceive letters of dismission on the first nonary in January 18di. This October Davis Ordinary Floyd County, Georgiu I SHIFFSILE FOB JMIHW 1195 i Georgia, Floyd county ; th.H l te"^ B u d the , ourt ‘•Jusodesr in 10lu *' Huyd county, Ga between the legal hours of sale outlie Ist Tuesday in All of land lot No 61 in ths 15th District and 4 b Section of Floyd oeunt.v Ga. eze.pt 94 acres off ot the noith end ot said lot heretofore laid elf and plated as the dower of Mary G Lipham Ali of said lot cou.aining :i« act earners or less. Levied ou by virtue ot a fi ia , Ml ied from the !' rUi,,ar J °* Floyd county, in favor ot Mary G. Lipham vs jol a 1., Gaijin, executor, as the property of th., estate of A. S. Lipham deceased, represented by John L. Hardin.the ex’ ecu tor of ►aid estate. Also at the same time and place, fine bav horse mule about 14 years old same Tobe one sorrel mare mule abaut ten years o;d name June, one white cow named W hite a out .•years old aud one buggy, one mowing mac liiite, one <tay rake and one two horse thimble Skein Studebaker wagon. Levied on by vit.ue ot two ft las one mortgage fl fa, in favor of J . B. loiter the other a Laborer’s lein ti ia in favorof S. I>. Hunt, both issued from the I ioyd City Court and vs. C. L. Ansley, As the property of the Deft. Also at the same time and place. North halt ot lot of la..d No. 168 iu 24tti, Dtst. anil 3rd, Sec non of F.oyd Co. Ga. containing 80 acres more or less, pointed out by Defendant. in fl fa. Lev ied on ivy virtue of a J list ice court fi fa issued from the 949tb. Dist. g in favorof C. T. Hen son vs. L. M . Rush, As the property of the Deft Levy made by w S, Thomas ... C. Also at the same time and placelO acres of laud being in the northwest corner of land lot No. 144 tu the 23rd Dist, and 3rd Sect, of I loyd Co. Ga. Levied on by virtue ofa Justice court II fa issued from tiie 1048th, Dist. G. M. in favor of K D. Vannyke vs, TJ. Mculain. As the property of the Deft. Levy made by Joe Lan ham L. C Also at the same time and place forty-five hundreu pounds of seed cotton moreor less and ten acres ot corn more or less. Levied on by vir tue oi a mortgage ft fa issueil from tiie Floyd City cbitrt iu tavor ot R. B. Tilly & Co. vs Jno W. Copeland Agent as the property of thede iendant. Said property can be seen where it is now located on what is known as the T.C.Hainp t .n farm near Fosters Mill in Floyd county. Also at the same time and place a vertaiu two horse back double seateu also a two burse plow No 5: Chattanooga wicba wa. kt, and two ene hors turning plows and a set < f wagon harness Levied on by virtue or a mortgage ti fa issued from the Floyd City court in favor of Jas nong vs John D Yarbrough, as the property of the defeudant. Also at the same time and place one bay mare mule 8 years old named lanuy, oiie bay horse mule eight years old named George. 5 two horsu drays with 5 sets of double har ness and five hundred bushels of corn mere o r less corn can be.-een and will be delivered on. whatis known as the Hamilton farm tu the 4th Ward of the citvof Rome where the saidC. Brown now resides. Levied on by virtue of a mortgagefi fa issued from the Floyd City cou t in favorof Chas D Wood vs C Brown, as the property of the defendant, Also at the same time and place one black horse Mule name Alec one grdy horse mule named George one gray horse mule Hitmen Bob, one gray horse mule uameu Sam, one bay lyare mule one yellow mare mule, SWibushe s of corn more or less and 400 thousamt bundles of fodder more or less by virtue of 2 distress warrants issued by E, R. Lnmpkln, N. P. and J' P. returnable to theoity court of Floyd county t.a tu favor of Martha H Hamilton vs C Brown As the property of the Deft. Corn and fod der can be seen and will be delivered on what is known as the Hamilton farm in the 4tb. ward of the City of Rome where the sdid C. Brown now resides. Alsoat the same time and place, One tlatk spotted cow 10 years old nam d M ollie 1 y ellow spottod tow 6 years old name Lady, one' brin die bull h bout *3 years old, 1 back Ox about 3 years old, one thimble skein wagon, wo horse, about half wore. Levied »u by * irtue of a fi fa issued from tiie Floyd SupetiorCourt ia lavor of Mrs. Lenora Rainwater, Mis. M. F. Caltlwel and Wm. Albert Caldwell, vs, Jno. W. Caldwell As the property of the Deft. Alsoat the same time and pl c’, One ir n gray mule named Tom and three bales of cotlen Leviru m by virtue of a mortgage fi fa issued from the Floyd City Court in favor ot Jas Doug lass & Co. vs, Stanford Turner and Jeff James as the property of Stanford Turner. Alsoat the same time and place 2 black liorse mu es bought of Bass Bres. & Co. 200 bushels of corn more or less in crib, 2,000 bundles of fodder more or less, 1 anvil. 1 bellows, 3 bales cotton, 1 sixty-five saw Gullet gin with conden sere feed r and belting to run the above machin ery, The corn, fodder and machinery can be seen on the farm of W H Boyd, fivemi.es south of the city of Rome, whare it is now located. Levied on by virtue of 2 Distress warrants is sued by Walter Harris J P. ami returna ble to th Floyd city court in favor of W H lio; d vs JD Ma'his as the property of the Deft. Also at the same time and place, all of lot of land No. 25 except so much as is described in the deed of James M. Spullock to James Hart i f date Nov. 30th, 1858, and recorded in Book •L” of Deeds page 457. also the east Half of lot No. 26, als > the e tst h tlf of lot No. 47. also the east half of lot Nh, 48, except so much there of.ws is de crlbed in a deed or Mrs. Elizabeth A SullocktoW. C. Briant Truste etc. of date of January 9th, 1879 J and recorded in book “Y” of deeds, page 235 and in the deed from Mrs. Elizabeth A. Spulloc to W. C. Briant, Trustee etc, of date At ril 14ih, 1879 recorded in Book ‘ ’Y” of deeds page 400 All lying and being in the 4 h, Dist. and Fourth Section • f Floyd Co. Ga., containing in all 370 acres more or less. Levied on by virtue of a ti fa issued from the Fmyd Superior court in favor of Albert L. Rich ardson vs, Jas. H . Spullock, as the property of the Deft. Also at the same time and place in the 3rd I District and 4t > Section of Floyd county Ga. | known as le-ts ?4o’s 697, 698 an 4 743. Also 2 acres off of the northwest con er of lot No 744 contain in ; in all 122 acres except two acres sold off "43 on the south side of new Cave Spring road in southeast ehrner of said lotto Primitive Baptist churchschool house, and2acres off of the south wes' corner of said lot 743, sold to B. f.Weather leaving 118 acres in said tract, and being the same lands levied upon by attachment on March I y h 1894. Levien upon by virtu ot a fi ia issued from the FloydSupr court in favor ot Albert L. Richardsox vs T. H. Wood, as the property of j the defendant. A'so at rhe same time and place city lot in the Fifth Ward of the city of Rome. Floyd county <:a. containing a half acre moreor less, fronting ox Bluff street iu said Fifth Ward of said city o Rome, and lying on the west side of said Bluff street adjoining the lot of Weslev Freeman, on the north, and the lot of Nob e Green on the south,ami being the place where defendants now resides,with all the improvements thereon. Lev ied on by virtue es a Justice Court ti fa issued from the 919 District G. m. in favor of J. G. Watters vs Jnlia Scott end Tom Scott, as th® property of Julia Scott, one of the defendants- Also at the same time and place, city lot in the Filth Ward of the city of Rome Floyd county Ga. containing a half acre more or less fronting on the north side oflßourdary street,in said Fifth want, of the city of Rome, and adjoining tiie lot of Henry Toran on the east, and the lands of J. G. Pollock on the north, and J. H. Hoskinson on the west, being the place whereon the de fendants now reside, with all the improvements thereon. Levied on by virtue of a Ju-ticecourt fi fa issued from the 919 h District c miu favor of j. g. waiters vs Zack Samuels and Emily ■Duels, as 'he property of Emily Samuels one of the defendants. Also at the same time and place, One black mule about 10 rears old named “Jim” purchased of W. A. Pugh. Levied on by virtue of a mort gage sis» issued from the Floyd City couK in favor of W. A. Pugh vs, Mrs. E. J. Wimpee, as the property of the Deft. Jxkx C. Mookb Sheriff. MARSHAL SALES State of Georgia Floyd county: Will be sold before the council chamber in the town of North Rome said county between the egal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in Janu ary 1895 the following described property to ssit: Town lot in the town of North Rome on whicu is located whatis known as the Bauxite furnace No. of said lot not known, bounded on the west by the right of wav of the ET V & G Railroad, on the north and east by the lands of P. M. Shiebley esta e, on the south by lands of J F Harbour, with all the Improvements thereou Levied on by virtue of a tax ti fa in favor of the town of North Rome vs George A Stuck, as the property of the defendant, December 6lh 1894. J A Gaddis, Mar’s of the town of North Rome Col. Sam Whitmire, city editor on the Macoa News came in last night and went out to his Floyd Springs ranch to attend the wad’ ding of his sister. WAS “DONE DEAD.” A DesPerado Killed while at Bay Near New Orleans. New Orleans, December 24. T is i fternoon in St. Bernard Par ish below this city, a negro named George King had trouble with tve other negro s at the house of Mr. Koste, a proniinet citizen of that parish, and was ordered off the premises by Mr. Koste. King left after making threats as to what he would do an I went to tl.e house of his employer. Soon after Mr. Koste came along the road leading past the house. King meanwhile had possessed himself of his employer's shotgun and game bag, which, ns the se quel showe l, contained cartridge! loaded only with bird shot. Stiq ■ ping out in the road, he spoke to Mr. Koste, who was unarmed, threateningly and presented the guns as if to shoot. A constable happened to be passing and Mr. Koste, spoke toljim to arrest King. When the constable .started to wards Kiug, the latter backed, pre senting his shotgun at the consta ble. . . ... The constable Anally ipiple a rush and King fired both barrels, fjrtunately missing tie officer, King then took refuge in the barn. Several boys, attracted by the firing and excitement, came up to the fence, wheiqKing opened an in discriminate fire on them. He fired seven or eight shots, painfully wounding several of the boys with small shot. A crowd surrounded the barn and two men succeeded in making an entrance King hid under the hay, but on being discovered rose up and fired nt one of the men, wh-o jumped from a convenient window just in time to escape being hit. The oth er man emptied his revolver into the infuriated negro. The barn took fire and King was forced out of his retreat by the flames an d ran under anothe building. By this time the commanding of ficer at Jackson barracks, which is near by, had ordered out troops to assist in putting out the fire. The crowd got a rope and went for King in his hiding place, but when the rope was placed around his neck he was dead from the bullets fired into him while in the b’arn. King has heretofore been a peaceable negro. I. ! COXEY.S LATEST. He Wants the Populist Nimlne tion Fir the Presidency. Pittsburg, Penn., Dec 24. — “General” Jacob S. Coxey and Ca i Brown were in Pittsburg to day on their way to Massillon. Mr. Coxey said he i« a full-fledged can dilate for the Populist nomination for the Presidency. He said he will go to St Louis next week to attend th? meeting of Populists at that place. “If I am neminated I will make a vigorous campaign,” he said. “It ia possible that we mey have another triumphant march to Washington. If the present Con gress does not do better than the last one we’ll have a new uprising of the people. The ways and Means Committee promised me a hearing on my bills after tbe holi days. ’’ TAKE NOTICE. Rome Ga., D» c. 24. —Tomorrow December 25 being a legal holiday no frieght will be received at any depot in Rome and only such freight as is pushable will be deliv ered consigned. W. F. Ayer Agt., For Rome R. Road. C. H. Sanders Agt. Southern R. Way C. S, Pruden Agt. C. R. &C’ R. R. ■■ i ■ ... j Years Support. Georgia Fleyd county: T«all*hoin itiaay cancern: Notiae i« hara by given, tli* l the appraiaers appointed ta set apart and assign a years support Jto ;Mrs. Hat tie Sledge, the widow es J. a. Sledge, de ceased, have filed their award, aod axless good and ssfficient cause is shown, the same will b made the judgment of the Court at the Jana ary terra 1805, of the Court of Ordinaty. Thia Dee 3rd 1894. John P, Davit, Ordinary >’ d ceaa ky «a PiffiI'ESSIOML (Mill • KNTISTS JA. WlLLS—Dentlat—2M 1-2 Broad ttreo a ever Cantrall and Owaaa store. ATTORNEYS J. H. Sen look, attorney,at latw Maaoa Temple Baildidg Yomikle Bailding Item* Seergia, J a MIS H SKVIX-attorney at Law Offit Poverty Hail posvoMca eornor trd Arsan* Wright A Hamilton, Attorneys at Law. Os five in the King Building. Clias. W. UNDERWOOD- Yrtoraoy at Masonic Temple Rome, Ga RUtCP. * DKNNT—Attorneys at law. Office ia Masonic Tentole. Rome, Ga. 'i I 1 W. VANDIVER—Attorney ana Com yy B aellor at Law—Rome, Ga. I \ 1 1 H. RNNIS—Jwo. W. STARLING-Ennfi Vy A Starling. Attorneys at Law, Masoni' Temple, Roma, Ga. toto2S. RHYSIOIANS AN* BURGEONS. Frank A- Wynn, Phvaiv-laH and m Resident:*, corner 7th. are and last First St, Office, iteent 8 it. Medina! Building over J, T. • Touch Al CO. Brag stere ■ ■ DM. RAMSUR—Physieian and Surgem Office at residence 414 avenue A, Feurtk ward. LP. HAMMOND—Pby*nnati ana Burgeon • B Offers his j rofexslonal services to the pec. pie es Re.ee and surrounding country ■ffice at Croncb and Watson’s drug store, JO ■tread street. DR. W. D. LSYT-Office at C A. Trevitt drugstore. Xo. 331 Broad street Telephon lit. realdea *e. Nd. 21 Male Help Want d >25.00 to >50.00 Per week using and selling Old Reliable Plater. Every family has rusty, worn knives, and forks, spoons,etc. Quickly plated by dipping in melted metal. No experts ence or hard work ; a good situation. Address W. I’. H<M ri son & C*- Cl» rlt No. 14, Columbu- Ohio. Wanted: —Bnergetic man te manage branch office; position permanent; salary >1,200 and commission; must furnish >BOO, to assist in car rying stock. Address: Manufacturers, Box 338, Mt. Louis, Mo. Election Notice. Georgia, Floyd county: By order of Board of Commissioner* of Reads and Revenue in and for said county of Floyd notice is hereby given that ou the second (2nd day of January, 11U5, an election will bo held at all the voting precincts within the limits of said county, to determine the question whether eoupou bonds to the amount of Forty Thousand >44.000) Dollars shall be issued by Floyd county for the purpose of paying the floating indebted ness of said county. Said bonds shall bear Hit* est rate of five (5) per cent per annum, said in terest payable on the first day of April of each year after tiie date of the issue of said bonds Said bonds shall bear date April Ist. 1*95, and shall be of the following denominations: Five Thousand (>5,0U0) Dollars to be of the de nomination of Oae (>1.00) Dollar each. Five Thousand (>5.000) Dollars to be of t ho de nomination of two (>2.00) each. Ten Thou and < >18,000) Dollars to be of kite do nomination of fivo(>s ><)) Dollars each. Ten Thousaud (>10,000; Dollars to be of ths de nomination of Ten (>10.00) Dollars each. Ten Thousand (>10,000) to boos the denomina tion es Fifty (>50.00; Dollars etch. For the first fifteen years, only the interest of said bends shall be paid. Thereafter tits re shall be paid: The sixteenth year five thousand (>5,000) Dol lars of Principal (One Dollar bonds; and two thousand ‘ >2,000) dolia s of interest. The seventeenth year five thousand t'>s,ooo) dollars of paincipal (two dollar bonds) and sev enteen hundred and fifty (>1750) dollars ot inter est. Th# eighteenth year, five thousand ($5,000) dollars of principal $5.00; five dollar bonds and fifteen hundred [$1500) dollars ot interest The nineteenth year, five thousand [>5,0001 dollars of principal [five dollar bonds! and twe.vo hundred anti Arty [>l2so] dollars or inter est The twentieth year, fife thousand [>5,009] dol tlars otprincipal [ten dollar bond*] and one thousand [SI,SCO dollars of interest. Th* twenty first vear, five thousand [s6,ooo] dollar* of principal [ten dollar bonds] ami seven hundred and fi tty [s7so] dollars of interest, buno twenty -second year, five thousand [ss,ooo] dollars otprincipal (fifty dollar bends; aid five hundred ($300) dollars of interest. , The twenty third vear,five thousand [SS,O dollars of prlnoipal (fifty dollar bond; and two hundred and fifty [>2s4] dollars of interest whanprlneipal aad interest wii 1 be fully paid off. All voters favoring ths issuance of bondswill hav* written or prlmoil on their ballots the wor*U“For Bonds.” All opposed tho word* “Against Bonds.” John C. roster, Chairman, ■fax Meyerhardt, Clerk. Board of Commissioners of Reads jand Rev one of Floyd eomty ooergla Notice for Application far Guardianship, Georgia, Floyd society: Te all whom it may oonoorn: —A. H. Kilis hav ing applied for Guardianship of the property of Radford T. Ellis, William V. Ellis, Elizabeth El lin and Jackie Kills, of Henderson county,State es Texas, minor children of Jack L. Bills, Jr. late of said state of Texas, deceased, Sallle El ite es said state of Texas notice 1# given that said application will be heard at mv office at 14 o’clock a. ra. on the first Monday in January next. This December 4th 1404 John P. Davis. Ordinary. 1- L "" * Application For Homestead. Georgia, Floyd county: James W. Ozment has applied for exemption of personality and setting apart and valuation of horuestead, and 1 wtl; pas* upon the same at 10 o'clock a, tn. on th* 2nd day of January 1*45, at my office. John P. Davin, 18 1* Ordinary, Flnyd eonnty* on. I .! 1 Year's Support. GEORGIA, Floyd County: To all whom It may concern: Notice is hereby given, that the appraisers appointed to set apart and assign a year’s support to Mrs, Rosa Craton the widow of T. J. Craton, deceased, have filed their award, and unless good and sufficient cause is shown, the.same will be made the judg ment of the Court at the January term, 1894 of the Court of Ordinary. This Lec. 3rd, 1694. John P. Davte Ordinary Floyd county, f eorgia, | ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN F«r Sheritf. To the veters es Floyd ceunty, I annence my self a oandidate fer Sheriff es Fined county and K elected oallasTuruer and Klip Willtamsen will be my dspetias. Hleottoa first Wednesday tu January laws Ysry respectfully J. F. MeConnell For Clerk of Superior Court, I hereby announce mvself a Candidate fer ■ •-elect iomfor ths Office of Clerk of Fteyd Superior Court, Btec.ieu Um Wednesday In January 18M WM E. Bbvsixobw, For Treasurer. Wn are authoHmd to announce the name es James B. Hill fer re-eltcMon to ths office es Ceunty Treaanror. For fax Receiver I baiebv announce mvself an a canaidate fer re-election to the office of Tax Receiver of Floyd count yEleetion, first Wednesday in January 1895 M-D.McOsker I hereby announce myself as a oandt late for u* offiessfTax Iteceiverof Flovii enuntv, elen iea to bo held *n first Wednesday iu jauuary »»i Ke<l>setfully. • R L. Foster I gave my right arm to the “Lost Cause,'*’ and respectfully ask the people of Flovd county to give me the office of Tax Keaeiver, Election irst Wednesday in jauuaty V. W- QuauLs. I hereby announce myself as a candidate fer the office of Tax Receiver of Floyd County, nice tien to ba heldou first Wednesday in January Res] a t ully r AJanrgw VV ashiugtan, FOR TAX COLL-tCTDR. I beg t> announce tarself as a Candidate far Tax Collecter at the ensuing January electiea. and kindly ask ths support of friends. JNO, J. BLACK J or Coroner, I hereby atnounee myself a oandida'e for re elec lon to the office at cereder of Floyd county Blootion first Wednesday in January 1895. T M Drennon. h • I hereby anneunoe uiyself a candidate for the office of ceronar for F.oyd county, and desire the support of ray friends. Electieu first Wed nesday In January 1895. Johnß Goddard.. Fig? Bailiff, To the voters of tho 9l»th Dist, G, M I re spectfully announce myself as a candidate for Bailiff, and if electe t will do my duty te the bent of my ansbility vV. P. Molbob To the voters of the 918th Dist GM:#' low Citizens I hereby announce myself as a Candt da e for Bailiff of the 119th Dist, and if eleeted I promise to discharge the duties of the offi to the best es my ability, Respectfully Thomas v. M°“u. « To the voters of the 919 Dist fl M; fellow Cltb zem 1 hereby announce myself as a Candidate | for Bailiff of the »19th Dist, and if elected 1 pro nise to discharge the d .ties of tho office ta cue best ambllity, Respectfullv F. M. Carwilb. To the voters es the 919th Dist G. M. fellow Citizens I hereby announce myself as a Cadidate for Bailiff of the 919th Dist, and if elected I promise to discharge the duties of the ofile* M he best aaibtlicy, Respectfully IS. L. Poll >ok I hereby announce myself a candidate for *e election ro the office of constable for the 919th Dist G, M. Floyd County Election Ist Saturday in January 1805respec fully W. M. Briiu I hereby announce myself as a Candidate fer re-election to the office of Bailiff fllgth Dist ®. M. Election first Saturday in Jannary. lIBXRY BEARD Te the voters es the 619 Distrlot G. M. Fleyd exunty: I hereby anueuace mvself as candidate for the office of Bailiff and asking your support, pledge you to do my duty to tho beet of my abil ity when I am electee, John Elder*. I hereby announce n yaelf as candidate for Bailiff of the Rome District I will not bo able te see each vote,, in yerson but hope to have their support on the first Saturday in January 1895. Die.. Tredaway. TO MY FRIENDS. At the earnest sol citation of tny many, many friends the candidates I have cut lit# priee of election tickets half in two. Remember it is a solemn fact that every candidate I have ever primed tickets for nave been elected Half in two, C. O, D. Don’t forget the c. o d- TOM TURNER. Notice to Debtors and Credi- tors a All persons having claims againt the estate o Elisabeth Dempsey will precoat tho same iu terms er tho law and all porsene owing said e* tate will pleas* make immediate settlement. Nov. 24-1304. W. H. Ennis Admr. It—tMßß——M■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Notice to Debtors and Credi -tors All persons having claims against tho estate es Mary W. Towns will present the same in terms of the law ano all persons owing said e tate will please make immediate settlement. Nov. 29-1894. W. H. Ennis Admr t Notice to Debtors and Cred itors. .P,® I’’’* 1 ’’’*' 1 ' having claim* agxinst the estate •r Williaiu 'l. Tima will present the same iu terrun of the law and all persons ewing said es klt wiil p.«ad« make humidiate settlement Ker. 2M-IM4. W. fl. Ktais . Admr —l - 11 ■■ Bids Wanted, Georgia, Floyd County. The Board of Commissioners of Revenue of said County will receive sos per sons desiring to act as ferryman at Pope’s ferny, Freeman’s ferry and Veal’s ferry in said CoutJ ty, for the year 1895. Said bids to be in tho office of The Clerk of the Board on or befere the first day es January. 188*. The Board reserve# the right te rej#et any and all bids. Max Meyerhardt, Clerk. Notice to Debtors and Cred itors, All persons having cliams against the estate of Jack Prior will present the same in term* of the law and all persons owing said estate wil I please make immediate settlement. < * Nov, 28th, 1894, W, H. Kiatsvix