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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1895)
I of insects, rabtiks, dogs and j I cats, —alsowhe stings ; of I I bees and wasfps—should be ’ • instantly treated with J |Pain- Kilier I The quickest and surest I I remedy for pains, aches and I I soreness of any kind. Used J everywhere for fifty years, I and sold everywhere this I VCcir. Doubl* quantity hot same qualltv— I iimt pde». get the I pa win* <P«rr; Oart* A Son) Palu killer. J FaII Pain Goes 19 |HLComes| Gallons for 25 ? Not of the preparations of coloring matter and essential oils so often sold under tne name of rootbeer, but of the purest, most delicious, health-giving beverage possible to produce. One gallon of Hires' Is worth ten of the counterfeit kind. Suppose an Imitation extract costa five cents less than the genuine Hires; the same amount of sugar and trouble is required; you save one cent a gallon, and—get an un health fnl imitation in the end. Ask for HIRES and get 4. HIRES Rootbeer Til CHAS. K. HIRES CO., Philadelphia. wwmiinimiiiiiHiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiuimiuifnßim M rm OOTIRK GO TO PICTDBESOR WilK 18L8ND. OHB THOUSAND MILKS OF LAKS NIDI AT SMALL KXPBNBK. Visit this Historical Island, which, is ths grandest summer resort on the Great Lakes. It only costa about sl3 from Detroit; sls from Toledo; $lB from ■Cleveland, for the round trip, including meals and berths. Avoid the heat and •du# by traveling on the D. & C. floating eitaces. The attractions of a trip to the ackinac region are unsurpassed. The island itself Is a grand romantic spot, its climate most invigorating. Two new steel passenger steamers have just been built for the upper lake route, costing $300,000 each. They are equipped with every modern convenience, annunciators, hath rooms, etc., illuminated throughout by electricity, and are guaranteed to be the grandest, largest and safest steamart on fresh water. I hese steamers favorably compare with the great ocean liners in con struction and speed. Four trips per week between Toledo, Detroit, Alpena, Macki nac, St. Ignace, Petoskey, Chicago, “ Soo,” Marquette and Duluth. Daily between Cleveland and Detroit, and Cleveland and Put in Bay. - The palatial equipment makes traveling on these steamers thor oughly enjoyable. Send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet. Address A. A. *chaktz, G. P. A., D & C., Detroit, M?ch> Texas! ®ro“e IS THE DIRECT LINE TO i EX AS a,| °™e SOUTHWEST I g THE SHORTEST LINE TO ’ ~ SOUTHERN TEXAS. _ IS THE ONLY LINE TO TEXAS ALL UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT. ISTHE ONLY LINE GIVING CHOICE OF ROUTESviA SHREVEPORT ORviaNEWORLEANS. 13 EQUIPPEOWITHSOLIDVESTIBUIEO •TRAINSTONEWORLEANS AND WITH THROUGH SLEEPERS ATLANTAAND BIRMINGHAM TO SHREVEPORT. CLOSE CONNECTION AT EITHER POINT WITHTHROUGH SERVICE OFTEXASUME' OUR RATES AS LOW A5 ANY! *if LYTLE 01V PASSU AGENT RtADIHOOSt CHAT TAHCQbATn *JM6RfBOBTIIAI.MSSRAG£NI 20051 ’.'AVEBIRMINGHAF' ’' "Lr-RINEARSON G.P.A CINCINNA f* V ? \ \* \ / The comparative value o'these twocarde le known to most persona. They illustrate that greater quantity !• Not alwaya moat to be desired. • • These cards express the beneficial qual ity of Ripans • Tabu les sampled with any previously known PSIA CURU. " . ' ! ’l i , in «»nta « w ear mi f/Pt, i h f. IN A LION’S DEN Bob Fitzsimons Faced ‘he Roaring Man Eater WON A SUIT OF CLOTHES Mads Friends With Wallace, The King of Beasts That Has Slain Seven Men Since He Has Been A Captive New York, July 29—80 b ’Fitz simons proved undaunted Courage, nnd in doing so was guilty of great foolliardinefis yesterday afternoon at Cony Island, he paid a visit to Wombwell's Menagerie, now ex hibiting “On the bowery.” There toyed with the kangarao, punched the elephant with his can until it lappt d its trui k a' him with force enough to break his bones had it I struck hjin. Every page c< ntaining an animal was visited. Bob's dt light was to grab etch animal by the pttWs or the back of the Heck in an endeavor lo threw it on its back. In many •nstauees the animals would snarl and snap at h in. Several cf the attendants urged Bob to refrain from going too close to the cages and putting his hands near the • large animals, some of whom are very treacherous. One attendant in partitular ex postulated with him and unwound a bandage to show a wrist with four scars which he said was caused by one of the lions hitting him with its paw more than a year ago and which he was still nursing. Fitz pooh hooej.l the idea of b ing hurt by the animals, and said he was fond of them ami never saw a beast that he could not con* trol. To prove this he said he would enter the cage cantaining the three largos' lions ever .seen in this country, one of which is known as “Wallace the Man Killer,” who is to have kill 'd seven men since his captivity. This is the same animal that killed a horse On East Eighteenth street, Uiis city, two years ago. * Prof. Lorenzo, the lion tamer,' who has charge of the kings of beasts, was amused at Fitzsimmon’s boast of entering the cage, and of fered to bet a new suit of cloths that ho dare not •follow him into ! the den. Fitz, nothing <laitn‘ed, took the bet, and started for the cage to enter alone, but was stop ped by Wombwell, the proprietor Los he menagerie, who staid emphat ically he Would not permit him Ito be torn and bitten by the lions and probably killed, but Fitz would i not listen to him, and told him J that he had “seen lions hefol’e, and had fl'rted wilh them,” and “what - was the matt- r with him any way jlf the lions did attempt to hurt him in the cage it would be tbe biggest kind of luck for the show, las it would be great big ‘ad’ fot' I them, and would draw the biggest kind of crowds to sec the lions that | had done Fitzsimmons.” After a little mild persuasion on I the part of Prof. Lorenzo, Womb well, gave way, and left the build ing, while Fitzsimmons danced around nervously for the-crowd of spectators to pass out through the exits. Once they had departed, Lorenzo announced that all was ready, but that he would only per mit Fitzsimmons to enter in com pany with him, so that he could keep the beasts under his control. The Australian was not so well pleased at this arrangement, as he was anxious to stand among the lions without any one else in'the cage,’and shout at them, hut’he could do no better, nnd was compelled to accept the lion tamer’s terms or none at all. This settled, they started for the cage, which by this time was sur rounded by a dozen or more at tendants, all armed with heavy clubs, which they were to use on the lions should they become un manageable, and attack b itzsim inons or Lorenzo. The cage was opened in a twink ling and Fitz jumped in, followed instantly by Lorenzo The three lions let forth mighty roars as they beheld in Fitz an intruder. Wal lace, the man killer, moved toward Fitz, who stood unflinching, look ing him square in the eye, while Queenie and Jango tried to climb up the side of the cage, ami roared until the whole menagerie was ip an uproar. All this time Fitzsimmons nev» pr stirred, but kept up a iptp the »)f WfjUMh who fiqqn tiioyi) iiii-i iiwik FHte Hl JRTEh OF ROME, MONDAY JULY 29 on his haunches. Fitz then advan ced toward tha animal and ran hia hand across his brow and stroked his inane, mcanwiuie talking to him in a subdued tone, as he does to hie do?s and other pets. This continued for about thro* minutes, dating which time Fltt nttd Wttl lace Were becoming friends (Ju«enie and Jango ceased roaring and slunk to the rear of the cage. Lorenzo touched Fitzsimmons and motioned him to retire. He obey ed, moving backward to the gate, passing through it quickly, leaving the tame alone with his pets. Fitz is very fond of animals, and owns some very queer specimens of the tamest, as well hr of the wildest. He is extremely proud of his two cub lions, which he is teach ing to follow him like dogs. These lion* were presented tn him by WombwMl, and their dam is tbe celebrated Queenie, which was captured bp Henry M. Stan ley on the Congo River during his last expedition of Africa. His two elk a ara rare specimens and undoubtedly the only ones ever seen in thss part of the coun try broken lo harness. Fitz is hav ing a wagon built to drive his elks to, and will undoubtedly create a furor when s-’en on the acean drive way with th«m. H’S dogs, four in number) consist of a St. Bernard, an Irish s-ttsrand two fox terriers. Hie saddle horse is a beautiful roue, which follows him about the field;in playful faahicu. The other curiosities are a train ed duck and chicken. His hennery contains about 150you«{ broilers and ducks, and Fitz always raeats his visitors to a plentiful supply O’ked most appetizing!?. THEY RESOLUTED And There's no Straddle in the language Employed. Resolutions adopted by the Rome District Conference of the M. E. Church, South, July 27, 1895. Os all the wills that afflict us as a people, perhaps none is greater than tbe whisky traffic, and of all the questions that present them selves for consideration to Chris tians and philanthropists, we know of none more important than that of temperance. In view of the e facts, therefore, be it resolved by thia district cei = ference i 1. That we again affirm our un - changing hostility to the whisky traffic in all its forms, and declare our determination never to cease bur efforts un’il, by the help of God, this abomlHiitiofi of desol - lon shall be taken away from < ur midst. 2. That we request all tbe pastors of the district to preach a sermon upon the specific subject of tem perance nt every preaching place, before the year shall close. 8. That we also request the pas tors to call attention to the fact that is forbidden by our rules not only to drink spirituous liquors ex cept in cases of necessity, and to manufacture or sell such liquors to be ustd as a beverage, but also to sigu petitions for the sale, of the sama, to become a bondsman for a liquor dealer, or to rent property to be used for such sale. 4. That we cordially endorse the temperance convention to be held in Rome, Ga., on July 31, and Aug., 1, for the propose of develop ing a deeper temperance sentiment in the minds of the people, and se curing prohibition for the en’ire State; and we wsh the movers of this ent rprise Gcd speed in their noble work. 5. That we heartily endorse the Anti-harrooin hill, and urge ihe legislature to pass the same. 6. That the city papers of Rome be requested to publish this re port. Unanimously carried by a rising vote. TWO QUARTS And one Pint was too Much and the hoy Slmnly Died. Bardstown, Ky., July 29.—Janies Clay went into the saloon of Beam Nea fus and purchased a pint o whiskey and d rank it down. After that, about 11 or 12 o’clock, Lloyd Clarkson, a well-known liveryman of this plaie, being in the place and hearing of the negro, offered him 75 cents to drink a quart. The negro did it, and, swallow ing a pinch of salt, thrpw most of the whiskey up. Cjarkson then of fiuad him II Io »nqthec Clarkson purchased the whiskey. The negro drank part of it, but was unable to finish it. They grew in to a dis pute about the money, and Clarks >n i row his pistol and struck him several times in the face, but did not hurt him very much, Medidrtl aid ifas summoned for the c dored man, and this nlorillurf h* rallied and was able to walk around, and died about 3 o’clock this afternoon. Clay came here as a driver fur a St. L mis range com pany. He has relatives at Frankfort, nnd they have wired that they will come hefn atoiife. Thu jufy at the inquest brought in a verdict end ing his death was caused by exces sive use of whisker. Bds Wanted. Sealed propoaah will Ih> received at the office of John C, Foster, at Foefor’s Mills, Ga., unti 12 o'clock M. on the 2!)th day of July, 18!H, and opened at Cave Spring, Qa . on July 30th, for all the labor and material required for the erec tion and cmvp'ct lon of the school building for the Hearn Instl-nte, at Cave Spring, Ga., in accotdaene with drawings and s|>eciftcattoiis Copies of which may be had at the office of John C. VesMr, hosier's Jiilti «a u w. M, Bridges itonie Ga. daii V. .1, davls, (Jive Riirtils; (lit, The right is reeerved to reject any and.all.bids and to Waive any defect or informality iu any bid should it be deemed in the interest of the building committee to do so. Proposals must b-« sealed and marked “propo sale for the erection awl completion of school building for the Hearn Imtitu-e, c ive Spring, Ga.," and directed to lion. John C. Foster Chairman of Building Committee, Foster’s • ThKARt’Ht nfcPARi MUST, Orvtcll AU MrriMng Architect, V aeh|ngt»»n. IJ. C., JU- 'y It, IMn. ; Sealed proponnln will be reoMr •d al tbit office until 2 o’clock p. m. on the 9th ' of August, IMG. snn opened immediately there after, for ail the leb<»r and materials required for the low pressure, return circulation, nteam ' heating and ventilating apparatnn, for the U R. Post Office buildin at Home, Geoigia, in sccor 1- anno with drawings ord sperfioation i copies of ; which may be h»<i at this cffice or at the oHlcI of the Superintendent at Rome, Ga. Fact BHisi l»e accompanied by a evrtided check sot a inm not less than U.pei t ent of amount of pro- ' j osal. The right is reorrreti to reject any or all 1 bids or to waive any defect or infonna’ity in any bid should it be deemed in the interest of the Government todoao. All bide reefevedafter the time state ' will lx returned to the bidder. Proposals tnttst be enclosed in entelnpea, wealed and mirked/pßoVoft t L” sos diR tx»# Preftufe Reinm Circulatb n, Steam Heating and Venti- 1 lating Aparatus, for tbe I' S. Post Office, build. ' ' Ing st Rome, Ga.,and addressed to Wm. .Martin ' i Aikf.n, Supervising Aichiiect. i Application for Letters of Dis- 1 tnisnion G otgla, Floyd Colintyi- whefSaft M. C-'liorHsdn, AdtiibdPtfAtof of • Catharine Christxipher, represents to the coiiEt ! in his pe itiou duly filed, that he has adminis- ’ ered Catharine cristopher’s estate. This is to ' cite all persons concerned, kin red and cred’- ' ors, to show cause, if any they cin. why sai l administrator should Dot lie discharged from bis administration and receive letters of dip mission on the first Monday in Oct. W 95. Tb s July Sth, 1895. John P. Davis, OtdAvary Floyd county, Georgia, I Letters of zVlministration Georgia, Flttyd Qoutityt To all whom it tiiay cOnceili: J. G. JtffiCHirfl having in proper form appl icd to me for per manent letters of adinini.-tration on the estate of J. F. McClure, late of aid county. This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of J. F. mc hire Dee d to lie ami apjiear , at my office within the t me a by law and show cause, if any they can, why perina istra ti »n should not be granted to ( o. <cOl'ire on J r. McClure s estate. W»t ess by hand and oftcial signature this alb day J ily, 815 John P. Davis, Ordinary Floyd county, , (Citation -Leave to Sell. Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it may coucara: W- H. Ennis Adiuiidststorof Angeline Allen, deceased, has n due form a plied to the undersigned for ' leave to se 1 the lands belonging to the estate of said dftre st<h and Maid application will be heard oh he first Monday in Arig iSt next. This Bth iday bf July 1895. John P. Davis. Ordinary. f Notice to !) ;’) o.’s and tjredi toi s. State of Georgia Floyd County. < Notice is hereby given to all persons having ( demands against Salina Sawrie, late of said county, deceased, to present them to me, prop i erly made out, within the time prescribed by >rw, so as toshow their character and amount And all persons indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make «nune<date payment, ( J. A. Rale; C. D. Wood, Execu tots Salina Sawrie. "■ -S- ( Year s Support. i Georgia Floyd county: To all wuom it may concern: Notice is ber.b ' given, that the appraisers ap|>ointed to *et apart 1 and assign a year's support to C. J. Peal, the widow of G, M, l’» al. d“ceasc<l, hive filed their 1 award, and tinAesa good and. sufficient can e is shown, ’he same will be made the judgment of 1 the court at the August lenn, (‘ruina ry. This Julv 61 , 1895 John I’. !>»»!., Ordinary Flmd C" 1 "’ 1 J'. Oeorgia Application for Letters if Dis mission. Georgia Floyd county: Whereas Samuel Fyle t Adtniniat atnr of jno F. Ixndruin, represents to the court in bis peti lion duly filed, that h.i ha« aduiinister-nl said es tarn. This is to cite all pe r sotui concerned kindred and creditors, to show cause, it any ihey can, why said administrator should not lx discharged from his administration and receive letters of dism A gust 1895. This May 6th, 1895. John P. Davis <>r liut-z Fl » I i» a Administrator’s Sale. Pursuant to an order of the court of Ordi na’y granted at the May term IKJ4 of .aid court, will be sold before the court bou-e do >r m tbe city of Rome, .aid comity be w.ea the le«al hours of sale on the ju-t "pi »<iay in August, IWA, tbe following proper > town. One vacant lot of land fronting W"*t an ,’ennington Ave. > 7> feat and runnl g back East on Fon-st street I 102 feet. A Iso ona 3 R<m>h house ami kitchen on I corner of Harper and Forest strvqts yrtuatod on two lx>ts front! >g6otee; more or lesson Hat per Bt, and extending back 151 feet more or lees to a lane, a]l lying and being iu the P'h. Ward of the ojty of Rome, yioyd oountv (J», |aid property tR be koid tw the property of Gbrydl Wt». ihU July Uh IMJ», ■ ■ TISM fWT J SHERIFF’S SALES fO3 AUGUST, 1885 Georgia, Floyd county . Mill be Hold liefore the Court house door In the city of Home, Floyd county, Ga between the legal hours of tale on the Ist Tuesday In i Aupiiat ifittfi. The following described property (Hu- tl<m.tit abrrell liorae nan ed Redbird levied oh bj- Vlittieof a tnortg. ge fl la ireueu from the Fioyd city eou't In fa tot of ft. .M Stark ye. G. M. Corpnt, an the property tit tile defendant. • A'ao*t the name time and place, lot iiumlier eight In the town or eutvey of < otbraualioro fronting on Bron or Mniii urect iixtyf-ef* feet, and running bail Two bundled feet, with the improvements tin i. on, l« ing the pi J e where the defendant now resiil's, icvie on by virtuo of two fl fun leaned Item th Floyd Ity Court title In favor of J. It. H Ho Ince the other In fa vor of E. P. TreadaWay .♦». \x’;F, Heeeeaethe projierty of the defend nt Also atthe same time and (dflcFi all that tract or parcel of land, situated, lying and ,bMng in the county dt Floyd, flta cos Georgia, being lots numbers fl fie x.lixteo'i a d twenty-nine in the Hardin ,K- Moore snl division of South Rente aceordl g to a map of record in the Clerks office, each lot, ii. nis tltij.ei hl feet I-nr itath ea, and rues back sama width, one hundred and fifty-six feet to an alley. Lots fifteen and six teen Iront on Peiniingivii aieuue. and lot man lier twenty nine fronts on Fort avenue, ’he three lots are a part of the tract pnrdhised by the parties tromc, *t. Fort audotberas ap|iears of record In the clerks office, levied on by vir tue of two diifltfce Conn fl fas Issued from the. 91>th Liistfict b. Mt In favor of W. W. Browit vs. m. M. Pepper as ths brffpetty Os th* defend ant. Also at the same lime and place. One T A Nagle 20 horse power Engine, V X 12 cylinder and stationary, and one standard bol'er with all neces’-ary fixtures going with engine, knit boil er, situated S miles Nor'heaat of Rome, o„ Raw lins place where it can be seen, and will lie de Users’l Levied on by yirtue <)f a Mortgage fl fa Is ned from the Floyd city court in' favor of the fltt't.n Brit k Company vs, B <1 Cdtnp. J R Joiin onaffd W. A Isatbers. as the propert of the Defendant. Also at the same time and plahe, lot of land nninlierXlH in the tt.ii. District and 4ji Section of Floyd county. Georgia, levied on by virtue of two State and county Tax fl fa’s in favor o J. H. Reynolds Transferee vs. Klirabeth Waie as the property of the Defendant. A’so at the same time ami place, allot lot .To. IM in tht- to ffistrtct and Srtl, Section of vloyd County,Georgia, except dnfi httn red acres on the North side ent off by a straight line ftiti ning East and West across said lot. levied on by vii us of a State and <■> inly fax li ta in lavor of Junius F. HlHyer Transferee vs W 3. Howell, as the property of the defendant. Also at the same time a'd place, all that tract or parcel of land, situated, ly ng ami being in he Oostanaula Divison of the city of Home Geifrgia, helm* part of lot number twdnty-thne tn sain Divisi'-n, li*?HWiii||! at thsoorder of C. D. Wood’s line on West First street and running towards Fourth avenue, fro ting on West Firs’, street fifty-two and one half's 2 1-2) feot ami running back same width on# and | thirty-two (132) to Jail Ft eet. Also the follow j ing lot in rear of above descrilied property, ' beginning at J. A. Bale’s line on lai * street and running towards Fourth Ave tie, fronting on .fail Street, fllty six ,M> bet an t running same •didtfi to the Oostamvtla river. ‘ d ml having 'been tiefeto’fore itM'lo add filed In th# Clerks of flee, by Pliintiff putting tile title to skid prop rrty in Defendant for the purpose of levying on same for ptr base money, as provided by stat ”tt. landed on by virtue of afl fa issued from the f loyd i i.y Court in favor of Mrs L. U. G Presley vs. L. P. Hammond, as the property o the defendant. Also at the same time ami place, all that city lot situated, lying and being in the city of Rome lOiinty of Floyu, stati of dnnrgia, known and distinguished as city lot No Three, in the Eto wah Division in said city and adjoining num ber Fohr, front n; on Bn ad street 23 feet and | running back (i;ri)one hundred ami thirty two feet and also two leet froiil Nd. Four adjoining No. Three and running back also (132) One httn - dred thirty-two feet sane width in rear making j both added together twent.'ftve feet font on i •road St. and ruining back of uniform width! 132 fei-t. With all improvements thereon. Levied on by virtue of a fustici court II fa is i sued from the M 6 Dist. a M. Coweta conn y, Ga. | i i favor of B J. Fry vs C- M 'mire, as the property pf tbe DMt. Levy mads by W. I'. M". ' Leod L. C Also ar. the same time and place, a eet tain par cel or tract of land situaurd, lying a id being j in the Fifth Ward of the City ol ouu. bounded I on the north by the Hardin ami Mr ..re subdivi sion, east by Pennington Avenue, south bv t Bluff street, and west by Foil avenue, the same | being part of Lot No. 2H3 tn 'he 23rd District and 3rd Section of piovd co uty Ga. 1 evied on by virtue of a fl fats tied from Hoyd Superior Court In favorof The Ge tgia Loan ami True Company vs. C M. Ft.rc and Mary F, Thomas as the property of C, M Fort, one of the de fendants. Also at the same tittJC and p’ftee. one Bay horse name Charley about fourteen years oM- One light bay mare mule name Kate about five jearsotd, one dark bn mare mule name Fl »r eoce about six jearsold. One bnudle ouw name Kose about six years obi. Levied on by virtue of a fi fa issued front the city ixmrt of Floyd co Ga., in favor of John M Vandiver vt Robt Hill, as the property ol Kobt. Hill, the defend ant. J. P. Mecca NELL, Sheriff. "i 1— sheriff’s tax SALES for august , 1895. Will lie sold before the court house door in the ci yof Rome Floyd County, Ga.. between the 1-gal hours ol sale, on the first luesday in Atigiist ISIW, the following described properly towit: by virtue of State and county tax fl fa’s, , in' favor of the State of Georgia, and county of | loyd, issued by John J.’ Bh- ok. T.C.and again, the lollowing nambd defet d uits. i Also at the same time ami place, lot of land . number two hundred and twenty-nihe in the Fourth Ulstrlct and Fourth Section of Floyd County. Georgia, con aAoing fifty five seres more or l >f». a, th* properly of W. N Dodson. Agt., the Defendant. Also st the same tone and place, all that tract or parcel of land, situated, lying and lieing in tho Etowah Division of the citv of Rome, said State and County, and living n part of lot num bor eighty tour, being 10l number seven, on Revnolds street, fronting sixty four feet on said Street, and running b ek same width eighty feet IO F. M. SUeibtey's fence, as he nrooerty of William A Rhudy the Defends t, Also atthe same time and place lots of land number eleven, thirteen, eighteen, nineteen and forty five In the fifteenth District ami lonrth Section of Floyd county, Georgia, »on tabling three bundr..-d ami seventy aores more or less, as-the property of Rachel <’. Hamilton, the ileiemlant. Also at the same time and place, one city lo of land iu the Etowah Division of tbe city o Rome. Floyd county, Georgia, fronting on Sixth A<e. on* hundred and Oft.v feet, and fronting on last Second street one hundred and thirty feet being lot number forty two and part of lot j number forty three being the place where the, defendant now resides, as the prop rty of E , Haile, Agent for wife, the defendant. Also at the aametl e and place, Lots of land : numbers Kighly-Ove and one huedr d and ( I twentv-ove in the Fourth District and Fourth Section of Floyd County. Georgia, containing ihree hundred and twenty acres more or less I as the property of Harvey M. Langston the De, : 1 Also at the same time and a.lac .Lots of land hundred enty five, one , ot Floyd County, 6«orgia,coi>|lainipt Two hgtv ’ 11 e pviipertypfd‘lll i v! iM 9, F. Dupree, the defendant. Also at t e sane Inir and place, Gin house nd lot kmHtn «s T-were Excelsior and f'ln 1 oinfiaiij Imilfidl all machinery centalned therein, sitnaad on Jti.WaM rtreet now 2nd Ave., neai East Koine llrl'lt e, as the proja-riy of Towers Excelsior and Gin coinpmiy the de - fendants. Al," at the same lime and place, Lots of Ia ml nn miters one hundred and sixty-two. Two hnn d ed and forty one, Two hundred and sixty itoiira.il Two hundren sixty-thre“, In ihe Fourth District and • mirth Section, Floyd Couiny, Geor la, cii-iainlng four hundred anil forty-foul seres more or less, as the pro. ofttoff B. and A. I. Higgeubotham Admrs the dflfwi'tunis. Also at the same tiffin plilCC/ OOP houa" Ami lot In the city of Rotr.: vmvd County i Geiiffrl* sitnntod on the c-irner of Flfih Avenue ■ *nd Kasi Second street, as the proftefiy <rf Aral John I*. Manley, the ih'lendant. J.P. Mcconkfi.l, Hlieriff. Public bale of Kcal Estate iieoti'la Floyd County. w hereas on tl<e Ist, day of »vi rua y l«iH' James H. Hevey,ot Floyd County Georgia, Isir lowed from the -outhetn Hnllding A Is win As s Cfetltm of RiiOxvll'e Tentiessre the sum of HO".. If, » chafes nt the noth ser.es of stock In said AssociatlOiuxnrt On.the same date execute nil sail de iviweil to «»id ASsmHarlini a wertalii promissory noteor oiibgsth-n tn writing Where by he undertook and promised to pay on or lie. forb nine tears afterdate tile Sion of RHOU., Wit interest on the sum es SIOO, a' lbw rate of per cent per anmim payable monthly en or lie foie tbe last naUirUav iue icn and every month, cot imem ing on tbelast Saturday iu FelfTtfSty ,1894, nlikth said ante was secured bv a- deed of even date thcreni h to cortain nal estate in East t'omc. Floyd c mu y,i,<mrgla. herein >fter more particular y described: Sa'd deed record ed in lhe I’leik's office of Floyd County ill Book Vjg. ‘V . nt Docile page Ok-on FHitiiary sth IfilH towli.iih referenda is II re made t<<r greater certainly as to its tcrinsnn'l cvmdi i m«. Am Whereas by lhe term of said note and dettil ihe said Jamc H. Lovey stijiulated ami agree i thst Upon bis failure to pay promptly when due ilifl tax*, and InSlbance premiums on sa d piomeriy, Os upon bis failure Ui p y the monthly interest on Said |*Wn, or the fines and monthly pav meets on said ftp'fc. or any f art thereof, for a pct I'al of 6 uiaMitliS dffer lhe same or anv Installment thereof might neCoffie dne then at tbe optwm of said saa<iciatlon the Win*!* indebtedness evidoi.ced and secured by said deed, iiielndlng any taxes dr any insurance dim or paid by said xMootation on said property, shall at ones become ami t-e due and collectible and said Assocla ton Is or the terms of said, deed rermAwitb full power and Mttho'lfr •<•■ advertise said property onse a week for four weeks-ami sell the same to the highlit bidder at Public Auction before the couH house doo of Floyd < aunty, for cash inhahd fn bar of tin* equity of retie pi bin, andt<f o ake to the imrehae-r or pnr-'liasers of s.vitl pr.-penv good and sufil 'ieni fee .iinpie titles thereto. It said Association should i self bdcomc the piircliaset of said property al said' sale the Clerk of the Supeflm’Court of Floyd County is by virtue of Hie terms of sjlfd deed authorised to make, execute and deliver to the Said Associa tion good ami sufficient titles in and to a*l<l piopeity And whereas James H. Hevey hasmade de lauit for more than six months in the paymen of salil interest, flues and monthly paymentet Said Assoclition mid r the op don Aforefald now declares said principal sum 3400 together with accumulated Interest, flues and premtuius thereon aggregating, rm the IMIt, day of Jone 18115, the sum ufs442.tMt due anti payable imme diately. Now in execution of the aUtherrtty vested iti said Association by raid James H, HeTey by virtue of the deed sfj’esaid, there wiH be sold on the Is'. Tuesday in August 18115 between the hours ol 11 a. m. &12 o’clock m. in front ol tbe Court Honse door of Floyd county ar public it-i t-. higiH’, tilt tv fir evv h 'in hand, ami in bar of the equity of redemption which is exprersly waived released in bis deed, the following Real Estate, described i» Wild deed o-wit: Thatcertaln lot or parcel of land, situate iu the city of Rome County of Floyd tn the fltate of Georgia, and described as follows, vix: ’n that plat of land known as addition to East Rome by the Rome Land Company and lining 4T tent off Wc't side of 10l No. 180 being a comer | of Second Avenue and Crane street ami fronting o t Second sv nue forty seven [471 firnt and run i mg Ixie.k on Crane st'eel one hundred and til i iv one leet more or e»", with all the Improve ■ melds Being the same c< i veyeil to Jas H ; He-e In J L, Bass n lhe 17tli day of Sept m er, 18'JJ, by De< d of Record fu th- (Jerk’s of c of Fioid Cotiuly, tate of Georgia, in Bo.ik •TT Fafte.tA' I And llm proceeds of said sale will l-c applied as fo>,ow« Fi’ U lo the expen es of sale, snd b iliu-li irge Slid pay offlhe Amount due th>- mid 8 nihirii Building & Loar Associa inn I pc'tiding pi-'iil'ltwl. Intt-rent, fines ami unpaid uista liih-iii and 'll r<‘, the residue il ary will lie p in o th* sain James H Hovey or his order. Andih’s Is to give r’d.'ce of said sale as by said deetj pin vided. I ids 251 it day of June 189 •. oill.bi.ru Buihling <S Loan Associatinn In ■- 111 ■ , i Road Citation. Georgia., Floyd County. Wbereax. lhe Lindale Company and other* hive petitioned the Board of Coinwi of Road* ami Revenue of said County for a change in the road running from the brick mill, known as Joiiex Ml 1 to the Albania road, commencing at a point about aix hundied feet South of tin new iron brio which is being built across Sil ver < reek, ami runn ng in a Southerly dircctio to the line of Rooz property, thence East to rhe oil road; and the reviewers having leported that the same would be of public utility. P is ordered that all |»ersona having objections aereto, er claims for dainag-e ansi; g there from, make the same kno-vn to the Foard at its meeting to be held on the first .Monday In Sep tember, 18: 5. Witness the Hon. Jo n C. Koster, Chairman of tbe board. Max M eyerhardt. ( brK D'smins: on. Georgia Floyd County: Whereas M. A. Nevin, Administrator of R. 1 Shanklin deceased, represents to the court in < his petition duly filed, tha: hr has administered R. 1. Shankins estate. This is to cite all persons concerned, k hid red and cred Hors, to show cause if -ny they can, why s Id administrator should not be discharged from b*s administration an<i receive letters of dismission on the first Monday hi October, This July 6th, 1895. John P. Davis ordinary Floyd C’»unty, Georgia. Citation--Leave to bell. Georgia. Fl’yd County: To all whom it mar co erm • H, Enni Administer of De has i dye form api'ltrd t<» the u ojers-gm* I for leave to se|l the lamh belo iginz to the e*r.»te of said deceaeed, and sai<t applica i<m will i»e' heard • n the first Monday iu August next. This B.h day of Juty 1895. John P. 1 ’avis, • Ordinary. Application for Letters o Dismission. Georgia, Floyd County: W 'ereas S. D. Camp, Administrator of H m 1 Camp,dec’d. represents to the court in lita ~e-| | tition duly tiled, that he has administered H M I Camp’s estate todate aud has fully settled with his Successor. This is to cite all persons c»mi« ! ernted, kindred am! creditors, to show cause, if j any they can. why said should 1 not he discharge*! fiom his adniihist-no ion ami receive let ers of dismission on the firs' Monday lin September 1895 This Juno 3rd, J 8.45. John I*. Davis, <»rdin.irv Fl”V<| ''<»ihh Choice Watermelons i 5c and 2 I each, at (Ho’me s PiSSWL CO UMN ATTONMEVA W, w 'A' DlTEfit A.G. Ew>r< VANDIVER A E ' ING Attorneys o f Law. ROME CEOIUiIA Office over Post officii. Will prac tice in all courts. ■' - ' F l . '- . - ’ i W. M HENKV. SEABORN WEIGHT HENRY & WRIGHT Attorneys at Law. ROME GEORGIA. Offices: Masonic Temple Annex- Entrance on 4tli Avr. Will do a gcneral practice T. W. Alexander. Jiininx F. Hilly* ALEXANDER HI LYER ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office in Man nic Temple Build ing, Roni" Ga. FG. Govan. Attorney at J aw. Office in Ma Soinic Teinpir, Broad MrrM. ' Rome Ga. J. 11. Spn hw’k, Attorney at Law, Ma«oi Temple Buihiidg Tewtple llmlding Rome Georgia JAMEHR XEFf S !-AltrFTnoy at Law Offl I’ov.artr posp’lNo* coruor 3rd Avnne Wright Hamilton. Attorneys at Law. Os five in the King Building. />HAR. W.I’NDKKWudU- Alloiiry at Faw y Masonic’TrWnvk' Kom“,«’a Rh.Ef’F. A DENNY-~Att*n,eys at law. Oflßoe In Masonic Tsmnle. Rome, Ga. •If H. ENNIS—Ino. W’ STARLING—Ehnhi wy A Starling. Attorney* Law, MasrmJc Temple, Rcme, Ga. Ceb23. eHVtICTANS A>O SURGEONS Frank A. Wynn, Physlf l*n and burgeon Residence, rotifer 7th: Ave and 1 ast Fir«t St, Office, R<M»in 8 ir Medical Building over I,T. Crouch A Co. Drugstore DM. RAMSI’IL-Physician and Bnrgoo* . Office ar revidence €l4Aveuua.A, Fount ■ ward. LP. HAMMON b - rbvMctxn ,n*l I* > r*r*on— Offer#lsis j .*t'><<** «o vhepeo- ’ pl* of Roree .mt tirtW' nnffli.g country, ■file* *t Croncb *od H xiaou •«i .lore, 20* troaF itreoi. DR. W. D. LOYT-Offic* a'C A.Trevitt drugstore. 931 Broad street. Telephon 111. rer' tea m». N 0.21 APPLICATION FOR CHARTER OF THE HANKS FI’RNI TURE COMPANY. Georgia )To the Superior court of Said Fmyu Count. | connty. Th*- petition of J I>. Hanks, E. Colclough, W HC- ker and their associate're-] ec fully .«h<>ws o the court that they have entered into an as WM’iation and desire to be incoqio rated and •oust! ifted a b*vdy corporate und< r the name ami side of The Hani s Furniture Company. I‘ a a« Mie’’ corporation they and their asso ciites ami hu censors mar Lave tMe right to make an i n«p «- imnmi sea', to contract ami |>e -'mtracted wit’i in all m liters within the legiti mate B<‘« ]»ef»f tit co-p«»ra e hfisincss, as herein iftrr more fttHys»t out, t<» sue and be sued in rhe c<»rp<raie name, to acquire, hold, montage imlsp' such r ale* ate ami personal property as m <\ be deemed neoeeaaryand proper in the 'egithnaic eonduc* of the c >r|>orate Business, To elect officers and make anch rules, regular i ns and l>v | iws a*» in *y be necessary in ojierat ing said business ami to have aud ejeruise such other pow rs, franchises rights and privileges as arc nsu lor incident to similar corporations Petitioners show ihat the object of said asSo tatKm is pecuniary gau. and the principal of fice and place of business of said corporation shall be at Rome, Floyd County, Georgia but they desire rhr privilege of estab-ishlng bran h aof said bu iness elsewhere in this state and in other states as may be deen>ed best so- the Interests of the said corporation. Th-* particular business they propose to en gage in and carry os is the inlying, selling and leasing of furniture, Household and house fur nishing goods of eiery kind and dercripti m, carpets, ma’tings, rugs, shades, curtains, furni turns of all kinds, both p ain and ornimental stores and office fixtures and furniture, stoves Tinware. Glassware of all kinds, coffins, < ask-ra burial outfits, umierraking go»ds, also to do nil dertaking,E übalming an.l funeral directing, to buy, sell and lease plauos, organs and all kinds of musical instruments and Music Books, sheets etc With the right to manufacture any and all goods hereinhefoie -nenttoneii and .to buy and sell the same either at wholesale or retail. To borrow or lend mom-y, 'to give and take seenri ty therefore, and tc give ami take security in all matters property cnnnectsd with or growing out of the «‘orporaie business. Also to buy, own, ifiorrpage or se I real estate and tn buy nr receive real estate or personal property in settlement ami payment of any debt dne to said corjmration Petitioners show that the capital oock of said .mrporation shall be Five Thousand (ss,*>ob.o>) D dlars, divi (led in to share* of one Hundred ($100; • ollars each ixty (60) per cent of mi I cipital stock •hall actu-tily be paid in before beginning business. Petitioner* a k the privile ;e of ihe capital s iM’kat any time, to any am Hint not ex ceeding Tweii y Tuonsa id (s|t.'O,mwi) Dollars. Wherefore pe;irioner? pra' thu Diry. heir as sociatcs and siicccmo s ih.iV t»e im orpor red for tho full term of r .went) Wx h xh<- privilege of renewing at the expiration of that time, *ith all the rights, powers ami pt! i e .es usually ap pextapntiig txl sich corf’Or.ttiooa. ‘ •’ Mink It. E’iba«ks Petitioners Attuney. Filed iu office, July sth, 18!i5. Wm. Be' siegel Clerk. Snpr COurt, Floyd County. Georgia F ovd County: A true copy from ihe original now ou file in my p hce July s;h. 18'5. r* Wn , Hr \siegel, * b rk, 3 c '• ’ I. » Hl‘l, Citation-Leave to Sell, Georgia, Floyd (joinvv; To all whom it may concern . w H. Euuis ‘(Jiit'iiistralor of W 4, Thiasb, (leepq.ffl, hax in du# foriit appliert pth* for leave I<> sell til# landv jlfippruta iq 8J »le of -ai<| f leceak*o’ XUu . s *i»i ll'pie'Uli’q: will '*#Ue#r<l up 'heflwii Moudjy I" 'i*rh lliis arjt q ft , - u ’ •A-
