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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1895)
TRAGIC Was the Scene in a New York Criminal Court CONVICTED OF ARSON The Mother tried to murder he children while her own Mother and Brothers screamed and at tempted Suicide \;,> w York, February 18.—A wild gcene occurred in Part 111., Gener- I gessions, at noon today, when jj rH bln Lieberman was convicted o f nrmii in the second degree. The jury I.ad been out all nignt. • \Ve fnd the prisoner guilty, as a ]y.ged in the indictment, 'and with a very strong rccommmda ti .i> for mercy,” said the foreman. S di a scene as followed the verdict has probably never been w jt) in the Criminal Court in this citv. The defendant, pal* fora nioim nt. as if stunned completely, jun pid up, and, seizing the rail declared that she was innocent. Simultaneously a shriek went up from the rear of the courtroom. It was the shrieks of the defendant’s mo lc r. Mrs. Stein, at d her broth ers. Morris and Meyer Stein. It was an agonizing scream, and the court room win in such a state of pand*- immiCT that every one present seemed terrified. In oim corner sat Mrs. L eber ma ’» two children, a boy and girl of >h year*. They were in the car- of Mrs. Foster, the Tombs ang'* l . In the confusion ' . Liebsr- nisii rushed over re ’I m and •< - detivored to choke Ihcti., shouting that si a d’d not care '<> »ee ihen a ive w h.l* she was in prison . Tw< court alteudants rush'd over t< her and held her back. They vaiu ly attempted to pacify her. In ihe meantime her mother ht.<» fallen in a fit or th ■ door hi < he two sons threw tb»meelver on to »f her. In their frenzy, both j Shins pulled their heir out ini h» dtuis, and it looked as if they were sbout to kill themselves. Finally they’ were carried out ii. the hall, and the moment Meyer saw the open space over the balus trade he made an attempt to jump down. He was caught, by an at i tendant. The other brother con tinued to tear his hair out until the Court officers seized his hands.. The excitement was intense. Mrs Stein was thought to have died from shocks. A physician was called from the Health Board, who said that she was not in danger, but instructed the attendants to look after her. It was fully an hour before the Court was restored to its usual condition. The verdcit will probably mean a fiftesn-year sentence for Mrs. Lieberman. HER INTERFERNCE. Caused Cameron to Shoot His Wife and Commit Suicide. St Louis, Mo., Fob 11.—C iu* Cameron shot and mortally wound ed his wife at noon today in ths Cdv h >spit il and then attempted suicide, Cameron is a carriage trimmer only eighteen y-are old •od had been married six months. His wife ag»d seventeen, was a couv descent patuut at the hos pital. ( suieron visited his wife today at noon . They had a quarrel arid th* boy drew a pistol and shot his wife tbr. ugh the left b,ea t. He then plsi>d the pistol to b - H nd L inflicting a- w- u.-d Lam Ton was locked r, in ih« pris ou-rh ward of the hoepnal. Fa e * I letters found on Oftthero * ho * that th* crim* Was premed .- 1 and was caused oy the s**p r' "u of th* hoy husband and 118 ide by iuteaferuce of hi cootbar in-law. A rest of a Strangler. Denver, Co] . 18.—Richard ’"Maddey, the Frenchman charg ’’l " ith the murder of Lena Tapper, J 1 mistress, who vas strangled to 11 1 i la ß t October, was re-arrested rday. DeMaddey was indicted ‘ grand jury some time ago, -us released on $15,000 bond. ■ ’said now that evidence ha ' found against him. Tin igling of Lena Tapper was the I ot three murders committe w ' " means on Market street, II ,l Ofttusd great. >jypHeimmt in ” t’F. ' . LYNCHING IN MISSOURI. A Wife Murderer Shot to Death by a Mob. Kingston, Mo., February 18.— At 2 o’clock this morning a mob of masked men, supposed to be ne groes from Hamilton, surrounded Sheriff Golds,orlhy's house, took the keys from him ami gained < n trama' to th" jail corridor, with ihe avowed purp ( >f taking out and hanging G orgia Tracy, a negro, who shot and killed ins wife at Hamilton, in this county, in Jan uary. The mob was unable to get into the steel cell in which Trticy was ■onfined with two other negroes. Tracy crawled under his b*d, and the mob began shooting through the bars of the cell door and suc ceeded in putting six bullets into his body, killing him instantly. The two prisoners confined in he cell with Tiacv was unhurt. Tracy was a bad character and had lately s*rvrd a jail sentence hers for shooting a negro. - - LXUII.' JEROME HAS FALLEN. Hs was Once a Wealthy man, now a Burglar. Chicago, Feb. 18.—Guy W. Je rome, formerly a wealthy man and ; a leader in moderate society, was caught in the act of committing burglary last night and landed be-1 hind the bars. Upon being taken to the Cottage Grove avenue sta tion, he guv a the nmeof T. W. Johnson, but papers on his person disproved the alias. A couple of years ago he was re pot* 1 we dthy. Last night he was caught tryi gto purloin articles from a boarding house . t 2829 Michigan avenue; The landlady, was sick in bed. Hearing a noise’ >k low, she cal ed a couple of room ers who captur> d Jerome, after a lesperate resistance. Unrequited ove is said to have caused Jerome to retrograde. killed¥a7rain. Before the Eyes of his Wife and Children. Newcastle, Ind., February 18.— Henry Johns, a wealthy farmer, 50 year; old. who resided near Wil kinson, Ind., was killed by a pass ing trai'n "ii t: Peori and Fusteru division t>f ‘. ~ • ,jg Four, v ilhin a fe.v rod.- of li- myn helis* today. His wife an children saw t' ■ train strike the cuggy and brain the vic tim of the accident The railroad runs along the road in front of Johns’ house, and the collision oc curred on a diagonal crossing. money~for theT militia Columbia, S. (?., Feb. 18.—The militia act passed at the last ses sion of the legislature provided for a board consisting of the govern or, adjutant general and three oth ers, appointed by the governor, empowered to direct the expendi ture of the SIO,OOO annually appro priated for the militia by the ligis. lature. Saturday Governor Evans ap* pointed on this commissioM Colo nel Wiley Jones, of Columbia; Colonel J. L. Stoppelbein, of Sum merville, and Captain Henry G. Thompson, of Darlington. It is said that the commission will probably arrange for a grand military encampment during the summer, in which the militia of other states will be invited to par ticipate. Heretofore, the money has simply been appropriated to the various companies. 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THE HUSTLER OF ROME M ONDAYFEBRUARY 18 1895 SUICIDED Chinese Commanders Preferred Self Destruction Rather THAN SURRENDER Their Ships to the Victorious Japs. The War in theOri ent Continues to be a one Sided Affair. Japs Victorious I London, February 18. —TheCen- i tral Newa correspondent in Wei ' Hai-Wei say*,in a dispatch dated February 18th, which was delayed in transmission : “Admiral Ito accepted Admiral Ting’s proposals for the surrender of the Chinese fleet. He requested the officer who conducted the uego tiation for Admiral Ting to open the military port of Wei-Hai-Wej and return this morning to arrange the details for the capitulation. The officer came back early today I and informed Admiral Ito that Ad ■ miral Ting. Commodore Liu and General Chang had committed sui cide. Admiral John MacClure was the officer upon whom had de volved the duty of negotiating for | the surrender Admiral It* then sent a letter to MacClure as the ar rangements for the capitulation.” Th* Central News correspondent in Tokio telegraphs under yester day’s date: “Den Nodzu reports that today the Chines* forces under Generals Hsu, Chang and Yihi were concen trated at Hai Cheng from the Liao Yang, New Chwang and Yinkas roads. They attacked the city, but after heavy losses were repulsed. The Japanese losses were small ” From Port Arthur the Central > ews has this dispatch : “A detachment of Japanese cav alry occupied Ning-Hai-Chu on the morning of the 12th without en countering opposition. Natives say that on the 9th the Chinese force at Hunh-Cha-Ton was divided in two parts. The larger one fled to ward Fu-Shan-Shan and the small er one to Yen Tan. On February 14th, in the afternoon, Marshal Cvama reported on the stat* of a.f --f irs at Wei-Hai-Wei. He said that a proposal had been tendered to the Japanese flagship Matsushita to surrender the war : ships and the remaining forts and ' their armament at Wei-Hai-Wei, * prot idcd that the foreigners of the military and naval force be releas ed under a guarant e obtained from an admiral of a neutral power. The Japane ? accepted all the conditions excepting the one con cerning the guarantee,and the agree merit was concluded. Marshall Oyama confirms the former report of the suicide* of Admiral Ting, Comodore Liu and General Chang. All three left letters addressed to the flagship. The garrison of Liu Kung Tao was conducted be yond the Japanese line and set free. The Cninese seamen will be t reated in the same manner. The f< reign ers who were captured will be tak en to some distant point and will be released there. OCCUPATION OF nrc-KVMU-TAO. The Chee-Foo correspondent of the Central News, says: Th* Japanes* occupied Liu Kung Tao on Friday. The garrison and the foreigners with in were allowed to depart unmolested on board the Severn. It 1b expected that the Japanese will not touch Chee-Foo, but will re-emhark to attack Shan- Hui-Kvtan. Liu Hun Chang will proceed to Japan via Port Ar thur. Howie was retained by the Japanese f*r triaL The Chen-Yuen arid six gunboats were taken poses sion of by the Japanese. The Ting Yuen will probably be floated. Threw Him Into a Well. Logansport, Ind., Feb., 18.—Ber nard Hamel, who has been missing since last Monday, was found last night dead in an abandoned well in the rear of Amons' carriage shop. The dead man drew S6O pension money last Monday and was seen in company with some toughs, who it is believed, murdered him and 1 hrew the body in the well, head down. No arrests have been made. vison'iea easily, Qulcldr Penmeatly Rsstersd. UGNET:;, store Los: Mxnhkotf. Cu.rs N.nous ability » J nil the .tils f"'' earl; or Ht-r r v «so«, tho results of orkrwoik. w«*rrr. rickt-ws. ; te, Foil strsurth, lose «nd doT«-lo»3iftnt jrirsi • > (>v»ry <>ru»n of portion of th« body, lout >O/0- . >:., diat lyeftftn from tho first box. rh.ns . fs ot pniifta on jilein our offi'-s. Can .1 <> ir rwt pooket. B«nt by mull to *ny -.1 use< ii' ‘teipf of pyic*. On- uiootb's tr»st. >»-.r in r.'."!,&X, I’nco Jl.oO, (■ bo: ■ with - ft' it yj»t opreq if o" A* Gsmil'tS, tsrrei’’>rs MARSHAL'S SALES Rome. Floyd County Georgia: ’’ill be so'd before tbeCourt House door in the city of Rome, Floyd County Georgia, between the legal hours of sale ou tb« Ist, Tuesday hi Maich 1895, the following prop • ty towit: One lot and improvements in • I e-5 b Ward of the city of Rom*- 'routing (50 f' «t more or less on Main St, and ruuiiiog back 200 i'pt more or less B<>und-d on Hn N<>r'b by tke property of John T Warlick, on theSouth bv au alley. Said property is the lo' ou which defendants now reside. Levied m. by virtue of a tax fi-fa iu favor of he M ayor and ('onc.il of the city, f R ) me vs.M. M. Pepper and Mrs M. M. Pepper for taxes dee said I city for tbe year 1894 Also at the same lime and place, one vacant lot in the Brd. Ward of the city of Rome. Fronting 60 feet on 2nd Ave. and running back on East 2nd. street 60 feet more or lees. Bounded on the North by the property of defend ant, and on the South by East 2nd St. Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fain favor of the Mayor & Coun cil of the city ot Rome vs. H. H. Smith for taxes due said city for the year 1894. Also at rhe same time and place one lot and improvements in the 3id, Ward of the City of Rome, fronting on 2nd. Ave. 60 feet more or less and 150 feet deep more, of less. Bounded on the North by the property of Dr. J. B. S. Holmes and on the South by the property of Wm. Ramey. Levied on by vir tue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of the City of Rome vs Mrs. D. M. Hood for tax es due said city for the year 1894. Also at the same time and place, ' one house and lot in the sth. Ward of the City of Rome. Fronting 50 feet more or less on Cemetery St. i and running back 75 feet more or less. Bounded on the North by Myrtle Hill Cemetery and on the South by the property ,of George Prior, the said lot is where John Cleveland now resides.' Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fa ’n favor of the Mayor and Council the City of Rome vs. Viney Cleveland for tax se due said city for the year 1894 Also atihe same litre arid place One lot and improvements in tlm ! Ist Ward ot the City of Rome irouting on Broad fel, 100 feet more or lees and running back 200 *e*t more or leee. Bounded on .he West by the propprty of A. T Hardin Ee'ate and bounded ou he East by the property of War rm, Levud mi by vir ure of a tax fi*'a in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome, vs Mrs, E. A. Spullock estate for tuxes due said City for Ihe year 1894 A Iso at the sumo time and place on<- house and lot in the 3rd Want <>f the City of Rome fronting 60 »e«t on 2nd A V'nite, and running bmk 100 feet or less, xnowi as the Lowers ExCistor & Ginrn i. Company, boutid-d on the South by tbe properly of W. L McKee and on the North by 2nd Ave. andon the West b; the property or the E. T V. & G. I*. R 'evied on by virtu" f a Hx fifa in favor of • tie Mayor A council of Rome vs. The Towers Exclsior & Geutiery Co. for taxa d le said City for the year 1894. Also at the same time and place one 40-h rae P. engine made by Hudson &Co , New York, one 40- horse P Blaudy boiler one 60-horse P boiler Levied on by virtue of a ax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome vs Fatten Sash Door Blind Co. fer taxes due said | city f< r the year 1894. Also at tbe same time ami place ne lot with improvements in the irst ,Ward of the citv of Rome, in ’ r l a’ is known as Mut'on Hollow outing op Ninth Avenue 60 feet: more or less and 100 ft. deep more [or lese. Bounded on the South bj I the property of J:'ia A. Smith i and on the North by tbe property : of Owen G jodlet’. Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fa in f&Vor of ths Mayor and Council ot Rome ve \|. L. Palmer for taxes due said city for the year 1894. Also at the seme time and place one lot with improvements io tba First Ward of tbe city bf Rome, fronting $0 feet more or less on | Seventh avenue and running back West l;’0 feet more or lets. The same b< in? the property ou which Dr A J. Higginbotham uow re-, ides. Levied ou by virtue of a, tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Councilof Rom eve iggiubotham estate, for tax’? due paid city for i he yr ar 1894. Also at the earn - time and p'*3e one house and lot in the s’h Ward of the City of Rome fronting 50 feet m >ro or less on Bluff Btree’ and running back 100 feet more or le«s. bounded on the East by lie property of B Try Holder and on th i West by the propertv of de fendant, house No 52. Where tbe defend mt now resides levied on by virtue of h fax fife in favor of the Mavot A Council of R<>me vs Lida F e man for taxa duo said Ci v for i n \ ear 1894. Also at same time and place, one House tmd lot in the sth Ward of the City of Rome, fronting 6»» feet finoie or less on Bluff St. and 100 feet deep m >re or less, hound ed on the East bv the property o! N1 ' ''< .’ i ‘id hi the West by Di vi- St. le--.-d on by vir uo of a tax fifft iu f’tv.or of the Mayor bp4 Conucii of I|onje vs Mop Estate for taxes due said City for the year 1894. Also ftt same time and place one House and Lot in the Ist Ward of the City of Rome, fronting 60 feet more or less on Cothran St, and 75 feet deep more or less, bounded on the East by Spul lock St. House No 3 0 and being where defendant now resides. Lev ied on by virtue of a tax fi fain favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome vs. Lucinda Bohanan for axes due said City for the year 1894. Also at same time and place one House and Lot in the Ist Ward of the City of Rome, fronting on Gibson St. 50 feet more or less and 100 feet deep more or less, bownd ed on the West by the property of Matti* Gibson and on the East by the property of T. F. Howell house No. 40, Levied ou by virtu* of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome vs Sarah Peute cost, for taxes due said City for the year 1894. Also at same time and place one House and Lot in the sth Ward of the City of Rome, fronting 60 feet more or less on Main St. and 100 feet deep more or lees, bounded on the East by the property of defendant and on the West by the property of Mrs. Axe. Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome vs. Miss Kate Wood for taxes due said City for the year 1894. Also at the sam* time and place one vacant lot fronting on Broad St. 60 feet, more or less and 150 feet deep more or less, bounded on the East by the property of Defend ant and on the West by the proper ty of T. F. Howell. Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Riome vs George Franklin for tax due said city for the year 1894. Also at the same time and place one vacant lot in the Fifth Ward of the City of Rome. Fronting on Cherokee St. 100 feet,2oo feet deep. Bounded on the East by Main St. and on the North and West by the property of the defendant. Levied on by virtue of a tax fifa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome vs. Mrs. Mary Thomas’ Estate for taxes due said city for the vear 1894. Also at the same time and place one House and lot in the First Ward on Hargrove Hill, fronting the E. T. V. & G. R. R. 50 feet more or less and 1(M) feet deep more or less, bounded on the West by the property of Annie Fraizure and on the East by the property of Jas. Douglass. Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome vs Lewis Ball for taxes due said city for the I year 1894. Also at the same time and place due house and lot iu the Ist, Ward of the city of Rome, front ng 40 feet on Gibons St, house I No. 36, said lot 100 feet deep bounded on the East by the prop ertv of John Gibons and on the West by the property of Capt. J. A. Bale. Levied on by virtue of ’of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome vs. Annie Butler for taxes due said city for the year 1894. Also at the same time and place one house and lot in the Ist.Ward f the city of Rom . Fronting on Broad St. 60 feet more or less by 150 feet deep, bounded on the West by the property of Authur Black and on the East by the prop erty of T. F. Howell. Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of the city of Rome vs. George Lamar's estate for taxes due Hftid city for t he year 1894. ' Also at the same time and place one lot and improvements in the Ist. Ward of the city of Rome, fronting 100 feet more or less on Broad St. and running back 200 feet more or less,bounded on the West by the property of Mrs. An nie Johnson andon the East by the ; property of Mrs E. A. Spullock es-; tate. Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and and Council of Rome vs. A. T. Hardin estate, for taxes due said city for the year 1994 Also at the same time and place one House and Lot in the Ist Ward of the City of Rome, front ing on Smith ally 50 feet more or less by 150 feet deep more or less, bounded on the South by the property of Owen Goodlet, and on the North by the propertv of John Kane, and on the West by the prop • erty of Jas. Douglas. Said premi ses is where defendent now resides Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome, vs Lizzie Cothran, for taxes due said City for the y j*r 1894. Also at the same time and place one lot and improvements in the: 2nd Ward of the City of Rome, fronting fiO feet more or less : on East 2nd St. mid running back 100 feet more or less bound'd on the East by 6th Ave. and on the South and West by the proj e ty of defendent. Levied on by virtue of a tax ti fa in favwr of tbe Mavor and Council of RomeysE. l a'e, for taxes due said City tor the year 1894. A Boat the same time »nd p ace, velot and improvements in i K.r-t Ward in th a <• y <>' Rome ontimi "11 Broad Sir-H' 50 te 1 or« or 1 -bh und running 'ac 10 1 et 'not' <>r I'-i'ts. i ■ i mbe o !ii -ua,» 1202 Bonnd-d on a L” the property ol Arthur H >e i a pd ||m by property qf d lendaiit. Levied on by virtu* of t xfi fa. in favor of the Mayor and Council of Rome va W. R. Reeae, for tHxea d** aaid oily for the year 1894. J. B. Shropshire, Marshal. Citation-L-eave te Sell. (IKORGIA, Floyd caunty : To all whom it may concern; Henry lamar Ailmlnlitratnr of Orang* Moseley dereaaed has in due loiin applied to the undersign'd for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate ot .aid decease*, and said application will be eardon the Hist Monuay in March next. This 4th. day of Feb’y. 1895. John P. Davis, Ordinary Application for Letters ofDis- • mission GKORGAI Floyd County: Whereas K. W. Berryhill, Administrator of John R. weed, deceased, repressers te the court in bis petition duly filed, that he has ad ministered John R. wood’s estate. This is to cite all persons concerned, kindred and credi tors, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not be ulschaiged from his administration and receive letters of dis mission on the first Monday in May 1995. This February 4 1895. John P. Davis Ordinary Floyd County, oeorgia. 2-S-ln.o for 1 me. Letters of Administration. GEORGIA, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern : w- f. Trout, A Son having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the es lato of Henry Chubb, late of said County. This is to cite all and singular the craditors and nex ot kin of Henry Chubb to bo and appear at my office within the time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, why permanent admin istration should not be granted to W. H. Ennis County administrator, er some other fit and pro per person on Henry Chubb’s estate, witness my hand and official signature this ith day of Feb raaryUDS, John P Davis, Ordinary rloyd county. Application for Letters of Dismission. ’ GEORGIA, Floyd county: A hereas J. L, ( amp euardian of Marsha Margarite wyatt, Almaron w. Leon and Rachel J dhanklin, minors, represents to tbe court in | hts petition duly tiled, that-he has administered said minors, estate up to date and that he has ' turned over the entire estate to his successor. : This is to cite all persons oncerned, kindred I I nd creditors, toshow cause, if any they can, 'why said Guardian should not be discharged ! from his ouardianship and receive letters es ' • ismission on the first Monday in March 1896. This February 6th 1895. John P. Davis. Ordinary Floyd cenuty Georgia. Letter of Administration. : oEORoI A Floyd county: To all whom it may concern: Dr. J. C. M»ll having in proper form i applied to me for permanent letters of adminia ration on tbe estate of Angelme Allen, late of j said county. This ia to cite all and sigular | the creditors and next of kin of Angeline a]i j 1 >’i to be and appear at my office wi bin the ! ti ue allowed by law a <1 fcbow cause if tb*y | can, why penna ent administration should not i bo granted to w. li. Ennis, County administra I tor on Ange-ine Aiku’s e.-tate. witness my hand and official signature this 4th day of Febmarj 1895. John P. Davis Ordinary Floyd com ay Letters of /Ydmiristration. I Georgia, Floyd County. To all whom it may concern: Southern Hom j building & Loan Ass’n having in proper so r applied to me for permanent letters of admmis’ ; tration on tbe estate of Mis. Annie E. Elliott, j law of said county. This is to cite all nd sing ' iilar the creditorsand next of kin of Mrs Anuis j E. Ellio t to be and appear at my office witbin he time allowed by law and show cause, if an they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to*W. H. Ennis County Admr’ on Mrs. Annie E Elliott’s estate. Witness my haud and official signature this 7th day of Ja IftW. Citation Leave to Sell. ; GBorgia, Fl yd <'minty: To ail whom it may concern : E. N. McCurry Administrator of D. M. McCurry dece sod, has i i i due form applied t« the undersigned for i laav* to sell the la ds belonging to t* e estate st said deceanrd, au<l »alu applicative will be o)r <> • ? . v . ; i)i 31i I th day of J i nury 1855 John F. Davis Lettersof Adminst-ation GMORgIa, Floyd county.. To all whom it may concern: This jb to cite all and singular tbe creditors and nett of kin ot J. J. Miller, de ceased to be and appear witbin tbe time allcwdd by law and show cause, if they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to w. H. Ennis county Administra or «n J. J. Millers estate, witness roy band and official,slgnaturejthis 4tb day of Feb, John F, Davis Ordinary Floyd eounly. CitationLoave to Sell. GKObCIA, Floyd County To all whom it may concern: W. W. Vandi ver executor of !*■? win «.<l te.lament es <R>he HaObor, deeea««d,late of said County hae tn due form applied lo the nndernlgned fer leave to well lands belonging to the estate of said de eeasvd. and said applicatienw.il be heard en the first Monday in M.>reh next. This 4th day of February 1*95, John P. Davis Ordinary. 4-1 w 4w. ■■■— —II —■ Ciiation— Leave to Sell. Georgia. Floyd County : To all whom it may concern: Them is E Weems adiuinisti ator of Jacob Weems deceas ed has in due form applied to the undersigned for leave sell the lands belong to the estate of raid deceased, ano said application will he heard on the first Manday In March u< xt. Till th. day of Feb 1895. John P. Ordinary. ( itation—l.' ave to Si 11. x< aO r gia, Floyd county : I Toallwlrom it niav concern: Walter W. Tan . *,r Executor of Ophelia Ober dr ceased, bar in .2 -.form applied to the undersigned for leave H the lands belonging to the estate of said sired, ami said application will be heard on the first Monday in March next. This 4th day of Feb. 1»»*. Jehn P. Davis f» »>’? Lotte a of Administrrtion. j Georgia, Floyd f'd'intT: r . Toallwhom 1 ' ma - concern : This is to 4‘" all ami singular th.! < rediterr and next of kin I <>f J Miller dee dto be and appear at mv Gr ace within tbe time allowed by law anil show cause. If anv they can. why permanent adnnnls , li-atiensheuld nut l.e grained to M County Ailni’r.." .1 J Miller's ea’ate. Wi.i.ess mvhand am| pHieiai signatiue this 4’,h. day es Jnhn P, Pavo pniT’j’ Fi'ijii • SHEBIFF’d SALES FOB MARCH, 1895 •uorgla, Floyd county: Will be sold before the Court bvuso door iu tbe city of Rome, Floyd county, Ga, between tbe legal hour* of sale on the Ist Tuesday in March 1895. The following described property towit: AH that tract or parrel es Land situated, ly ing «nd being in the Fourth District and Fourth Section of Floyd County Georgia, and being lot Suivber Eighty-nine, (89) containing one hundred aud S‘xtv acres more or less, and the Nortth half (N 1-2) of Lot Number Ninety two (92) containing (80) acres more or less. Lev ied on by virtue of a mortgage ftfa, issued from the Floyd Superior Court in favor of National K«tiding Loan and Protective I nion vs. Elijah E. Btiictt and Eliza M. Buice as tho property of the defendants. Also at the same time and place tho following described property to wit: Being a track of land lying in aaid county described as follows: Two houses and iota in the town of Heney in Floyd County Oa., one of said lota formerly oc cupied by E. H. Kirksev, in 1889, and one house aud lot formerly occupied by Beu Lampton in 1889 bounded as follows : Ou tbe East by vacant lot belonging tn J T. Pullen, on the North by Rome and District road, on tho Houth by E. T. V. 4k, O Railroad and on tha West by Callaboos Street. The lot occupied by Kirksey h bounded on the East by Callab oe Street and on the North by E." T, V. a, G. Ra.il oad, on the West by Meibom Echols', lot, and on tho Son th by East and West Streets, each lot containing one half acre. Levied on by vir tue of a Mortgage fifa issued from the Floyd Superior Court in favor of D. C. Loeb vs G. L Powell and L. V. Powell as the property of tho defendants. Also at the same time and place, ;That part of lot No, 161 in the Coosa Division of tho City of Rome in said county fronting on Howard Street (now Second avenue) 99 feet and 9 inches, extending back between parallel lines to tha Cooly, now 1;rooks lot, and bounded on the East by the Rowell lot and on the West by the Kolheim, now Hamilton lot, the lot ho (mort gaged being that whereon the said Bat toy now resides; Also the tract of land in said city bounded as follows: Beginning at the North west corner of lot No. 61 the Coosa Division a point in tho line of H ward Street, now See ond avenue, running thence along tbe rear lino of iota Nos. 61,62,63 and 64 of said division 12d feet to the corner of lots No. 64 and 65, thence a right angles with said lino and along the prolon gation of the line between said lots 64 and 65 to low water mark on the Oostanaula river, thenco with the line of said ;river down stream to tho ne of Howard Street, thence with th y li&e of that Street to thebeginning point, being all tho ground between the rear ends of said lota Nos. 61, 62, 63, and 64 and the Oostanaula river, and the same now occupied by said Rattey as a store and warhouse: Also a tract of land about two miles east of Rome in said County known as the Callier place, consisting of lots of land Nos. 313 and 328 in the23d. Dist., of the 3d, Seo except that part of No, 313 cut off of the North east corner by the E’owah river, about 29 acres and excepting also another part of said Jot No 318 containing 331-2 acres more or less, sold by said Battey to J.P. Cooper and described as follows; Beginning at the northwest corner of said lot aud running thence South along its Western boundary 24.42-100 chains to the Rome and Spting Creek road, thence East along said road 8-vo-lvO chains, thence North parallel with t he Western boundary 10 20-100 chains, thenee East 12 degrees 30 minutes North 16-75-100 chains to a sycamore tree on the bank of the Etowah river in or near a small dry slough, thence down the river to the Northern boundary es said let thence along that line to the beginning corner; ihe said Callier place containing 266 1-2 acres m« re or le-s, Ixevied on by virtue of two me rrgage fl fas issued from Floyd Superior Court against said Battey, one in favor of Erie City Iron Wonts as transferee of Marj A. Halsey, and the other in favor of Erie City Iron Works as transferree of the First National Bank of R«»me, as the property of said Battey. Also at ths same time and place, 217 boxes Thedfords Liver Medicine, 1 lot M. T. boxes, > large trunks, 2 barrels me Heino, 3 pieces bar rels medicine, 1 mixing machine, 1 box tnuixed medicine, 12 packages medicine, 1 large mirror 2table couriers 1 heater, 4 chairs, 1 mineograph 1 small printing press, 1 lot stationary, 2 ham mers, 2 telescope valises, 1 l<>t towels, 1 lo knocked down boxes, 1 lot wrappers and labels, 1 copying press, 1 b tpisteb >ard shells, 1 oil can Levied on by virtue of 2 Distress Warrants is sued from the Floyd City Court in favor of E. L and M. E. Satterfield vs. The Thedford Medicine Co. as the property of the defendants. Also at the same time and place, oue Ray Stal ion “Merdhon- Levied on by virtue of a mort gage fl fa issued from Floyd S iperior Court in favor of the Newton Hotel and Land Imprev ment Co , vs. J. L. Charles as the property of i ho defendant. Also at the same time and place, lots of land Nos. (30) (*2O) and (12)|in (24) Twen’y fourth Dist and third Section Floyd Co. Ga , containing in all HO acres more or less. Levied on by virtue of a tax fl fa in favor of John J. Black T. C. vs. John M. Keys for State and county taxes as tho property of the defendant Also at tho same time and place, one undi vided one half Interest in Land lot No. (104) in the 23rd DiSt and art Section Floyd County Ga containing 160 acres more or less, Levied on by virtue of a Justice court fl fa issued from tbe 1478 District G. M. Floyd Co. itr favor of W. H Boyd vs, C. L, Ansley as the property of the do feudant. Levy made by W.J. w* L.’C. Also at the same time and place, 8 hogs, 15 bushels corn more or less, 1000 lbs. cotton in tU seed more or less, 1000 bundles of fodder more o less, Levied on by virtue of a Distress Warran issued from the Floyd Justice Court 1048 Dist. G. M. iu favor of Levi B. Reynolds vs. L. C Carver as the property of the Deft The prop erty can be seen and will be delivered on tho farm of Z. B. Hargroves in Etowah District; Levy made by w« N. w<lHs L, C. Also at the same time and place, one Buggy painted yellow, one cow, white and red eolor about six years old, name “Hallie;” one yellow cow about eight years old name “Pidep’ono black sow; one bay mule, medium size, about s*x years old and name “Dave.- Levied on by virtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from Floyd City Court in favor of J. W. Coker vs. M. > McLendon as the property of the defendant. Also at the same num and place, one iuous*r colored horse mule name “Jack, • ten yeais old one mouse colored horse mule name ‘Tom,” ten years old. Levied on by rirtue of a mortgage fl fa issued from the Floyd City Court in favor ot Hamilton Ar Co., vs. Jno. M. Smith, as the property of the defendant. J. P. MCCOnMLL, SheriM. Notice of Administrators al Agreeable to an order of the court of Ordina yof Floyd < ounty, will be sold at public ou try a the court house door of said county en he’first Tuesday in March next within the lega hoursof sale following property, to-wit: The following laud in the Southwest quarter of lot known as lot number two hundred and twenty vight (228) fn the 23rd District and 3rd Section o •’ loyd County, Ga. Containing forty-four (44) acres more or less Sold as tbe property of Samuel Thompson and Lucretia Thompson. Minors, ) Anderson Thompson Terms Cash ’ Guardian ofSam’l. and This Feb. 4th 1895,) Lucretia Thompsen Minors Application for L‘ tters ot Dismission, GEORGIA, Floyd County: M’hereas H. J. and J. T. warreu, Administra tor of w. J warran deceased, represents to the o.irt in their petition uly filed, that 'hey have administered w. J. warren s estate. This is to eireail persons concerned, kindred and credi .m ri.t. show cause, it auy they can, why said ad m ril3trat”r should not be discharged from his aridininistration and receive letters of dis ris Moa Uy in Mjy 1834. This Feb th U 35 John P. r»V|6 Primary pf d C-jUMy (ienrgU * i mA rn, n .ac. ‘F
