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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1895)
0LL y JOE CAWTHORN ) Kin’ ot German Comedians e Here on Thursday Night .n, Joe Cawthom, ‘he beat of o ‘^ g German dialect co.nedi "present hia new and auc- ’ , , v “A Fool for Luck” at! C' u— n,,xt Thur^ay J2for the first time T l*v, which wa hi- city-: 1 “ , ~ ~ Mr. 1 b .. the we 1 n o ac.orand “ John A. St' vein*, is a ami leg thnate t( ; h , „,h,,u asuspiet nos any ,„fn f tee com< dy na me. story is dear cut. strong lql st« nd to the end. It deals j |t |v ndve tines - fan honest, young German who is inly put into possession of a lUIWI 4 several mil mn dollars. jmiuinUfirtinded by his great li andrcally does not know what jo with the money. lis impecune us as»ocia es in actors’ >> warding house where fxjß , Si very kindly help him out |he dilema, and the schemes veoncoetto relieve him and themselves a e numerous. I give rise to much of the fun, ,hiehthe play abounds. Eve y nc9 in each act is extremily 2 hable and a dull moment can to found. chmitz Geyser is the name of fortunate German, and the rseter is assumed by Mr Caw roe, and it may be said in all dor that the young comedian e r More had a character that ehim such wide scope for the play of his superior comedy abil as this one does. i r Cawthorne was over funny henever pr vok< d one half the ghterheis now doing in “A >1 for Luck. ” From his first en tice in the opening act until the sing tableau the spectators are s constant uproar of merriment t comedian has several new Icatchy songs and i ntroduces concertina of which abused in umeiit he is absolute king. 'here are also other musical se tions introduced by the members ihe company. The latter consists Annie Buckley, Minnie Bur. jg'.v. Annie Wood, Josephine idleigh, Agnes Ardeck, Frank Nish,Charles Burroughs, George Welch. W. II Grinke and Col- Yarrey. o insure a perfee' performance nager Dunne has had prepared iniplete outfit of elaborate wry, Walter Burridge, the lie artist of Chicago, having nted it. Wvance sale now on at Ralph les under the Opera House. HIS WOODEN LEG scribed ?s a Deadly Weaoon By the Grand July- .okomo, Ind., Sep*. 10, —The nton County grand jury has treturned two curious indict nts. Two months ago Sylvester ft rs and Harry Crawford, of iaiia, became involved in a qtiar ov'T a trivial matter, Peters OR a cripple. Lithe altercation shucked his wooden leg, using it as a club, cracked Lkullofhis adversary. Firn indictment against Peters f attempted manslaughter reads ■ he said Peters did unlawfully, oniously and with malice afore ’ught, beat, bruise and wound <1 Harry Crawford with a cer ■ii dangerous and deadly weapon, "it, an artificial leg.” Author indictment was against Shinn, who, in a saloon 'it, struck George Bath on the *<l with a mug of mustard, which B|i tard bath, together with the of the blow, put one of his ™ out. White House Overhauled. "’"shington, Sept. 10. —In h'is '"'nil report upon the Public "’'■'ling and grounds in Washing- II lolonel Wilson says that he overhauled and rc— M the White House. It was l||||, l that the flooring in front, of '■date dining room, where the W| b are greater during the re. I | t |l| ii., had become wea' elied "tuik. The It ams were found 'giving away, aal these were and str 'iigthened. ■£"''§B "“‘PARKi HAIR BALSAM 1 ■* 3l “* the hair, i -inoi* u “nt gtvWli’ ? Urstwrr 'irajl SgY IKI M »'» • ; if mm m .. h. - d Nabbed al Last- Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 10.—De tective Fred Steuhe, of the Ci’y Department, made a clever capture to-night in the arrest of an attempt ed murderer, who has been a fugu iive for many years. He is Jim May, colored. May shot Lon Bannister twice in 1888, in a saloon atSeventh and Donaldson streets. Bannister nar rowly escaped death, and is still alive. May fled and never returned to the city until to day, when In was nabbed on the same sp t that the shooting < c-lined so long ago (M 'V* UM Jfr. George >F. Titiey Benjamin, Missouri. Good Advice Quickly Followed Cured of Rheumatism by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ■C. I. Rood & Co., Lowell, Mass.; “I was taken down with rheumatism over • year a<o. I was »tok for over six months. Often I would hava such pains that I oould hardly endura them. A friend came to me and advised me to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I took him at his word and rot a bottle of It, and slnca have taken eight bottles of It. It Has Cured Me When the doctors could do me no good what ever, After being benefited so much from this medicine I describe Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a wonderful medicine. 1 also advise every one who Is troubled with rheumatism not to be with- Hood’s 5 ;.-Cures Sut Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I am a farmer, and le medicine has given me much energy and strength to perform my work.” Gkokgb W. TulKy. Benjamin, Missouri. Hood’s Pills are hand made, and perfect In proportion ami apncarance. 230. a box. ~ y ■ • " ■ r—- ■ ■■» MAGNETIC NERVINE. -v -~r A ..vouaFrost.- .-,'f -If tit ness,Headache * , ’ Ni'-uraigi*’ • ’/ !•. an-p'ID) ... cpfiHveiifwoiO’.' ' ' ■ I'-- k : >s. T"l’ ” d ■ -1'- 'V n h"i M--X’tal l)-i >Cc /\i ; cc,- « j( , . i-. '. .-nnsiji:/ A 5 :»;f' ify an<i li".' ; t . n-y - * f . %?r in • •J'C OiJ/'- *• T Ir. V’-i MIC fl’ Li >S>r-f . < i ~ «»\rt’« , D iir.” . ’• : I<> ■- ■■ ’- Otxiu '■>! nrd ><V|> ' P> ||- (,1 iff;- ~ •-. ■; «... • ii;r v- M. A. NEVIN & SON MANAG THURSDAY, SEPT.- 12. THE GERMAN DIALECT COM- EDIAN. JOE CAWTHORN AND HIS BIG COMEDY COMPANY INCLUDING MiS ANNIE BUCKLEY AND FRANK E. McNISH Under the Management of MB. JOHN W. DUNNE rre.-enting :he New come ly Farce in 3a< ts by John A-Stevens, ENTITLED A FOOL - LOCK PRODUCED WITH NEW SONGS, CATCHY MUSIC SPECIAL SCENRY, PRETTY G1 BLS, NEW DANCES AND ORIGINAL SPECIALTIES. A Jolly Show. It will make you forget your troubles. Prices: —$1. 75/. 25/. Seats at Dille’s Under Opera House. r— o kKANJtSSIS <A a 2L.K- “dt Jh ggaamjil IWSIH CURE .1 f m.’eu, T.HHtinent, coupling <v iJi I i--He- ”■ '’’"'■“•■l'l ;■ ‘ A• • failing Cure foi I ’ , n makes auoperalin. • . ~ ,<.( .bohe acii, whu-» ' ' ‘i .. rn.aneat cure, and off .-.-ary. Why enduf L. r Wo guarantee’ < r r -' d You only pay - ; J ‘ v t.*r Sen' by mat ■’ VP, I *; ■ ,/ .-.0 <<-r ebfdr»‘i’ PHE HUSTLER OF ROME TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1895 THINACURA FOR THIN PEOPLE Are you thin? Flesh made with Thiiiacura Tablets by a sclent! tie process, They choate perfect SMiinllaUou of every form of food, Secreting the valuable parts and discarding the worthless. They make I bin faces plump and round out the figure. T>>oy are the STAM»AR|» REMEIIY for leanness, containg o 'rsenic.aud abso lately harmless Price, prepaid, 81 pe- box.S for JS I’am- hint, ‘-How TO GET FaT,” fre . TheTHiNt i’BA co,. 919 Br< iitlwny Now Y ’ Male Help 'Yanit d. W V\TED men who will work for $7.5,00 ment al ary or Urge <• >mmift*ioD, selling goo<ln b a nj» p to dealers, experience um ccrssart ■ vriie ik we will exolain. For sealed particu ars send stamp. H()( SF.HO.Jj BPE<T/SLTY 00., WANTED:— An honest active gentleman or lady to travel for reliable establ shed house alary S7BO, payable $45 weekly and expenses Situation permanent. Kefereiioes Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion »ii »a ty, 316 O u h i BiiildinXi Chicago. WANTED SaU BmAN—s7s.oo i»er week sell-* ing electric light outrirs for hoi see, a tores and shops. Motors for running machinery ndotherpopular patents article, outfits com plete m hen ship. p* d. Best people buy ;per nt biiuatx n; no <a](liti <e. V .1. Harr WANTED:— -A reliable, active gentleman ot lady to travel for reliable established house. Salary $730, payable sls weekly, and money advanced for expenses. Situation steady References. Ench sed self-addressed stamped envelope. H. E. Hess, President, Chicago. WanTED’--Quice, quick, qhick, a reliable man in cotton and tobacco districts, every col ored fami’y buys on sight, the greatest s ccess. Money made easily, quickly and honorably, write c. I’. &L. c°. Fifth avuenue, Chicago. Ltttcrs of Adm nistration. Georerja, Flojd County: To all whom it may concern : Wm. E. Heysieg el having in prepor form applied tome for )>er manent letters of administration on tha estate >f John J. Wright, late of said county deceas ed. This is to cite all and singular the creditors and rcxL of kin of John J. deceased, lo be and appear at iny office within the time a’lowed by law, and show cause, if any they can wh> pern a •ent admit istration sh ?tld not be granted to W. H. Ennis, Co., Admr., on John J. Wright estate. Witness my hand and officia’ signature this 2nd day of September. 1895. John P. Davis, Ordinary Floyd to., Ga. \ Good Opportunity to Fruit Growers. I have 3( 0 acres of land f< r sale, about 100 of which is especially adapted to | caches lying on he highest peak of Ridgevalley mountain, rhe re are minerals <*f iron and lieauxite on same, 130 or 140 acres of Valley 1 nd in cnl ivation, two splendid dwelling houses, 4 or 5 *ood springs. In one mile of Shannon station •n Southern K. R., and o miles North of Rome in Ridgevalley District, Flo} d Co.,Ga.,known as the Aimstrong place. H. M. Fenn, Admr. Nannie, Floyd County, Ga. Administrators Sal*. Agreeable to au orrlerof the court of Ordinary >1 Floyd county will be sold before the court 'louse doo -of Floyd county Georgia on the firs I'ueeday in Oct obcr next within the legal hours if sale the following described property to-wib > -binds ol 25 acres of land off the Northwest on.er of 1 t number 259 in the 23rd (Metrict uid 3rd Section of Floyd county. Bounded on he North by land of B ack, on the West by land of Skin er, on the Sou It and East, by land of Parker, more fully described in a deed front J. V and W arrß " Head vs. M ick Allen and John Hrozie, dated June 261 h 1869, and recorded in li-ek “R.” page 321. Said property sold as the property of Angeline Allen, deceased, late ofj said county .Termsof sale cash. This Sept. 3 1895 w- H. Ennis, Admr, Est, Angeline Allen decjl Administrators Sale. Agreeably to an order to the Cour’ of O r ’d oary of Floyd county Georgia, will lie sold he fore the court house door of said county on the first Tuesday in oct> “ PXt ' wi htn the legal hours of sale, the following projierty towit: One hundred am' fifty acres more or less of land in the 23 District and 3rd, Section of Floyd county 'eorgia. Being part of lo’s No. 170 anti 11*0. Said property sold as the property of D. M JcC fry, ' ale °Y county deceased. Terms >f sa'e cash. This Sept, 3 1895. W. H. Ennis, idmr. on Est. of D. M. McCurry dec6Hß6d, Dismission. Georgia Floyd County: Whereas M, A. Nevin, Administrator of R Shanklin deceased, represents to the court in his petition duly tiled, that he has administered R. I. Shankins estate. This is to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause if nythey can, why si-id administrator should not be discharged from his administration anti receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in October, 1895. This July 6th, 1895. John P. Davis Ordinary Floyd County, Georgia. Bids Wauned. Sealed proposals will be received at the oftic of John C. Foster, at Foster's Millr, Ga , unti 12 O’clock M. on the 15 of Sep . 1895 and opened in Cave Spring, Ga, on Sept, 16 for all the labor and material rebuired for the erection and com ptetion of *he school builking tor the Hearn Institute, at Cave Spring, Ga.. in accordance with drawings and 'specifications, copies of which may be had at the office of John C- Fos ter, Foster’s Mill, Ga.. W. M Bridges, Rome na, and T. J . Davis, cave Spring, <ia. The right is reserved to reject any and al bids and to waive any and all defects or inforl , ality in any bid should it be deemed in the interest oft e building committee to do so. Proposals must be sealed and marked’ ’propo sals for the ere tionand comi letion of schoo uilding forthe Hearn Institute, Cave Spring aa.,” and directed to Hon. John c. Foster, Chairman of building Committee, Fosters Mill Ga. . NO'IUEOE LOCAL LEGISLA- TION. This i« (ogive notice that at the session the Legislature to convene on the fourth Wednesday in Oct, mxt A bill will lx’in trod uqed with the following title, viz, ‘ A bill to he < ntiih’tl an Act to prohibit the judge of th.’citv Court of Lloyd County Georgia. from prac ticing law in airy ofthe courts ol f thus or any other .stale, and also to increase th” sjilury pl said judg' SHERIFF. SALES FOR OCTOBER 1895 Will be sold before the Court bonne door in the City of Rome, Floyd Connty, Georgia, be tween the legal hour> of Bale on the fir»t Tues day in Octolwr, 1895, the following described property, to-wit All that tract or parcel of land, Hitnated, ly ing and being in the Coosa Division of the citv «>f Rome, state of Georgia, described as fol lows: commencing at a point one hundred and seventy feet from the center o( the Rome Rail road track, running Honthei ly on Howard ave nue and on the West side of Howard avenue how Second avenue, running thei ce Westerly 88 feet to the Northeast corner of the <_) ’Neil property thence Southerly along the line of said* O’m il property to a thirty foot street and to the Southeast corner of said o’Neill property, being one hundred a d thirty-four feet, thence along san. thirty foot street Easterly about eighty feet to said Howard or Second avenue hence Northerly along the West side of said avenue one hundred and fifteen feet to the starting point, together with the buihlingsnpon said lands and machinery contained therein. Levied on by vir ue of a ii-fa issued from the Floyd City court in favor of Hugh T. Inman vs. th • Towers Excelsior and Ginnery Co , as ma ker and the Van winkle Hn ana Machinery Co as endorsers. Also at The same :i neand place, a certain tract of land )>ing and being in the 23rd, District and 3rd. Sect, ot Floyd co, Ga., part of lots 319 and 322 reference being had to map of said tract of land as deeded to Eugene Blac’< by Geo. 8, Karie,Sallie G and Fannie G. Black on 15th Jet. and recorded in book“H. H”of deeds pages 184 ami 185, said piece being the upland lying on right of Bluif road going South and running to the bottom lai d at the branch, containing 12 acres and 18 reds as shown by said map. Lev led on by virtue of a Justice Court fi-fa is sued from the 919 District G. M. Floyd conn tv, state of Georgia, in favor of L Lytic vs. Hemy Sanford and Eugene Black as the property of Eugene Black, oneof the de fendants Levy made by W. P. McLeod, L. C. A'so at same time and place, all that tract or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the village formerly known as South Rome, now he sth ward of the city of Rome, bieng South east half less 15 feet sold io Miranda Daniel on the South side, known and bounded as follows: fronting on Pennington avenue one hnndied feet and running back at right angles 154 feet bounded on the Sou th by street known as Coosa street, West by property ot Miranda Daniel and containing l-6th of an acre more or less, with al) the improvements thereon, it being the same property deeded to the def endants by J. D Turner on the 91st, day of May 1892, deed re corded in clerk’s office Floyd Superior Court ' book “T. T.” Deeds page 198. Levied on by vir, tuc of a Justice Court fl-fa issued from the 919th District o. M-F'°y d County G a -> in favoi of John J. Black, transferee vs. James Richardson- Thos. Richardson and Warren Ri<h rdson, as the property of the defendants. Levy made by W. I’. McLeod, L. C. Also at the same time and place, one undivid ed one half interest in that cetrain tract or par cel of laud lying and being in the town of Hills boro, county of Floyd, state of Georgia, in the twenty.third District of said county, being part of land lot number two hundred and seventy, seven, containing tno acres more or less, ana bounded as follows: On the North by property formerly owned by S’ephen Noble, on the E«s t by the Etowah river, on the South by land form erly owned by C. H. Harper, and on the West by property formerly owned bj Samuel Noble and W‘l jam Noble, the same being the South end ol the strip of land formerly conveyed by Alfred Shorter to Noble Brothers, Novend - 25th 1876. except that part lying between the back line of J.T.Warlick residence lot and the Etowah river lieing ninety-five feet wide and tunning back to tue river. Levied on by virtue of two Justice court fl-fas issued from the 919th District G. M Floyd County Ga., both in avoroi W. W, Brown vs. M. M. Pepper, as the property of the defend ant. Also at the same time ai d place, one halt ami one eighth undivided interest in lot us land • iiiiibT one thmsand and s»xty-one in the third District end i mirth S«C’ion of Floyd county Georgia, containing twenty acres mon or less also 1-4 inte est in a syrup mill 1-4 m i rest in a et black smith tools, 1-2 interest ii 3,000 feet of lumber more or les*. ’-2 interest in sau and grist mill, 1 4 interest in wheel am) spindle for corn rock, 1-4 int rest In cotton gin and gin house, l-4th taterest in cotton press. l-4th inter- est in platform scales Levied on by virtue of a fi-fa issued by John F. Davis, Ordinary of Floyd county GOcrgia. in favor of Laura Chubbs vs. W. H. Ennis, Adm’r, as the pr<q>erty of W. II Ennis, Adm’r, of Estate of Henry Chubb, De ceased. The above property can be seen an 1 will be delivered at Chubb’s mill 3 milss from cave Spring. A Iso at the same time and place, the West half of lot of land number two hunured and thirty six in the Fourth District and Fourth section of Floyd county Georgia, containing eighty acres ncre or less. Levied on by virtue of a Juitice Court fi-fa issued from the 919 Dis trict G M. Floyd countv Georgia, in favor of G. M. Bryant,Trarnsferce vs. g. W- Talley, as the prop-erty of the defendant. Also at the same time and place, lot of land number eighty-three in the Twenty fifth Dis trict ami Third Section of Floyd county Georgia containing one hundred and sixty acres more or lews. Levied on by virtue of a fi-fa issued from the Floyd Su.• erL«r court in favor of W. F. M L ndsey use officers of Floyd Superior court vs- J. M Warnock, as the property of the defend ant. Also at th? same time ar<l place, Jot of land number 138 in the town of North Rome, 1 loyd county Georgia, containing one half acre being lot whereon Augusta Smith now resides. Lev ied on byvirtueofa Justsce Court fi-fa issued from the 919th District g. M. Floyd county <;eor gia, in favor of W. J. West & (>, Transferee vs Gus Smith, as the property of the defendant. Also at same time ami place, part of land lot 928 in 3rd District and 4ih Section of Floyd County, Ga., known in the village of Cave Spring as being and lying on Asylum Street on North side of road containing one half acre more o less Levied on by virtue of a tax fi fa in favor of J. J. Black T. C. vs. Hugh M Penny, Agent for State and County Tax, as the property o the defendant Hugh M. Penny Agent. Proper ty pointed out by the Defend ’ nt. made by Burt Kilis* L, C. Also at the same time and place one lot of land in the 22nd District and 3rd Section of Floyd County, Ga., and particularly aescribed as follows: Eighty two and one half acres more or less of the South part of land lot num her 207 ir. said District and Section and describ ed by metes and bounds as follows bounded on the South by land lot No. 206.0 n the East by land lot number 226 and on part by the Alabama road running from Cave Sp ing to Stilesboro, on the North by a slough or wet weather branch and on the West-by lot of land No. 190 being all the land included in the above metes ami bounds except about 2,1-2 acres sold to and now used as a church lot by Silver Creek Primitive Bap tist Chureh situated on the Southeast corner of said lot, Deed recorded in Clerk’s Office of Floyd Superior Court as re<juircd by law levied n by virtue of a fi fa issued from the Floyd Superior Court in favor of IL D. Van Dyke vs. oG- W- Summers Principal, amt Alfred Johnson Endorser theproj>crty of G. w- Summers one of the defendents. A so at the same tin e ami place, one house ami lot in the Coos i Division of the city of Rorce, H<*jd County, Georgia, with all improve me ts thereon, located on Third Avenue tfsaid City ami being the place whereon tha defemhnt new resides. Levied on by two Justice Court fi fas. issued from the 919th District <l. M. Floyd County, t'a.i in favor of the iloipe tribune Co. vs. E. A.Ypi er as the of the defend ant L IVV made l-y W M Bygra.pc, Abu at the same liow aud piaoe, all Ract or parcel of land, wittl <»Wdicg* Uwxtoa ly- ing and being in the Coosa Division of the t ily of Rome Floyd County, Georgia, beginning at the corner of Third Avenue at the inti i ion ot First street end Ihird Av< nu<>, i timing thence in a Northeasterly direction along the line of said w*‘st First street to the street or alley, between the property levied cm ami the property of M a. Nevin, said alley being known as cotton street ami thence at rigut angles along said cotton street to low water mark on the Oostanaulariver, anil thence along the line < f sad river, at low water mark to the lower isiile of a brick sewer, between the property levied on and the property of the estate of M. Dwinell, thence up said st wer at right angles to the North East corner of lot number gevcnty-Eight (78)- the same being Ute corner of the old Cherokee Mill pioperty, now uwnedby the estate oi .i F. McClure, thence diagonally across ami at the end of Third Avenue, on a line running from the corner of lot number be enty Eight (78) to the Southwest corner of the old framed Ware house and until said line ciossrs Third a venue, thence up the line of Third Avenue to the be ginning corner. Reservirg to the Mayor and City Council of Rome such wharfage rights as was conveyed to them by deed of settlement betwi en S. P. Smith and the Mayor and city council of Rome - s to boundaries of said now Third Avenue, Said proparty is now known as <hr Printup Ware-h- use and Wharf, and is lev ed on as the property of John c, and Joseph J. Printup. individua ly and as rnrvivors of the firm cf Printup Brothers A’ co. io satisfy a mortgage fi fa issued from the Superior court of F[oyd county, in favor of Euima E. Stowell, vs said John c. and Joseph J ' rintup individually and as survivors as a fort said. Said property being pointed out in said fi fa and mortgage. Also at the same time and place, all that tract or parcel of land situated, iying and being in the coosa Division of the city of R ime F:oyd county, Georgia, begi ming at the c >rnex of the right of way of the Rome Railroad company and a lot owned by John Reece ami extending along ihe line of sai 1 right of way tw.-nty feet to wards the land of Robert Battey, thence at an angle and in a line parallel with and twenty feet from the line of said Reese s laud fifey-four feet, thence at right ang e toward the line of Robert Battey seventeen fee , thence to the right of way of the E T V & g Railroad, this line running so that it is sixty-three feet from the corner of John Reece’s lot on the light of way ot the E T V & g Railroad at right angles therefrom, thence along the right of way < f the ET V A g Rai road to the corner of Reece's jot on said tight of way, thence on aline with the said Reece’s lot to the beginning point. Lev ied on by virtue of a flfa issued frem the Floyd Superior court in favor of Junius F Hillyer,|vs, The Standard company, David W curry, Howard A Kornegay, chemical com- pany.john L Turner co,chica nauga coal A Iron company, John H Reynolds, Trustee; Rodgers Brown A companv ; The Black Diamond coal co, The Attalla Mining A Mfg company, The Rome Iren co, the Tenn coal A Iron c insany The citi co Furnace company, The Etowah Mining com pany F c Smith, Johd R ’• at’s, eta 1, as the property of the Standard Oil comyany one of the defendants. J. P. MCCONNELL, Sheriff Notice to Debtors and Cred itors. All iiersons l aving demands against the Es tate of Ann Bonner, late of Floyd County, ae ceased, are hereby notified t<> render in their demands to the undersigned, according to law; ana all persons indebted to said Estate are re quired to make immediate payment. This Au gust 29ch, 1895. H. M. Penn, Administrator Ann Bonner, Deteased. But Sam will never squeal; he will just ride on to fame on that tidal wave of notorie'y he set bil lowing when he sprang th t wood en legged chicken story. BHUDT & CD WE HAVE BOUGHT THE STOCK —:OF:— RICHARDS & LANSDELL The Kinkaid Corner Will Add thereto within the next few days a very GREAT VARIETY OF ALL KIMJS Os fine and Machine Furniture bought from the leading Manufac turers who make the Markets. Right Up To Date, In style and finish, but at prices lower than we ever I<ij HIF goods of same quality could be manufactured. In regard to selling, we want only afair and legitimate profit—and if you will give us a call we will convince you of what we say. We propose to sell very close either for cash or on the INSTALLMEx> T FLAB. In our Undertaking business we will give special attention to, air times keep the stock complete in every branch. Office open day and night. Calls promptly and carefully attended. You • j r » • >i ; i es RHUDY&CO. SUCCESSORS TO CORNER4th AVE. & BRQAD/Sf., A PROCLAMATION. By \V. V. Atkinson, i<»owrnor of said State WL‘ it as, Official information has been received at this licpaitinent that on the 27th of July 1893, in the C unty of Floyd, Majburn Mitchell did comm t murder on the body of Fain Burks, and fi -i Ir< ni nistice and has not been appiehended : I have thoughtpropper, therefore, to issi ethi< my Proclamation.hereby offering a reward of One Hundred Dollars for the apprehension and delivery of said Mayburn Mitchell, to the Sheriff of said County and State. And 1 do moreover charge and require all Os fieers in this State, Civil ami Military, be vig ilant in endeavoring to appehend ihe said May burn Mitchell in order that he may be brought to trial tor rhe offense with which he stand charged. Given under my hand and Seal of Ihe State, this the 4th day of Bej Umber A lieu D. Candler, W. V. Atkinson, secretary of State. Governor. By the Governor. Administrators Snle. Agreeably to an order of the court of Ordina ry of Hoyd county Georgia, will be sold before the court house door of said Floyd county Geor gia, on the first Tuesday in Oct, next, within the legrJ hours of sale the following ilesenbed property to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land ly ii.g and being in the Cothran and Chisholm addition to the city ol Koine on the top of the hill fronting on Smith street seventy-five leet and running back the san.e width one hundred and five feet more cr less, it being the house and lot known as the Ste» e carroll place. Said property sold os life proj erty of Steve carroll, deceased late of Floyd county. Terms of sale cash. Th»s Sept. 3 1895. II Ennis Admr. Estate Steve uarroll, deceased. 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 Maude E. Me caffrey, the widow of .James Al. McCaffrey, de ceased, have filed their award, and unlesr good and sufficient cause is shown, the same will be made the judgement of the court at the Octo ber term, 1895, ol the court of O (Unary, This Sept. 6th 1895. John P. Davis, Ordinary, Citation-Leave to Sell. Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern : J. A. Bale and C. D Wood Executors of Selina Sawrie, deceased, has in due form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell tho lands belonging to the estate of said decea ed, and said application will be beard on the first Monday in October next. Thi d, day of S>pt, 1835. John P. Davis, Ordinary Citation-Leave to Sell. Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern : John C. Foster Administrator of C. F. Stephens, deceased, has \ndue form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate oi said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in October next. This 2nd day of Sept. 1895. John P. Davis, O n *i l,ar The largest appart ment of New and ond hand school Books at Smith Book Store, bottom pries BritcheH-of-promise Biugw han departed thone coasts. His sister in Michigan sent him $175 and with it his attorney, Col. W. W. Vandiver, paid oil'all claims and secured his release. As he went to leave the jail Sheriff McConnell handed him his elegant sample case. Biggs refused to touch it. “No, sir,” said he, “I never want go see it again.” Now is the time to get Sheriff McConnell to meas ure you for a pair of—bloomers. Road Citation. Georgia, Floyd c unity. Whereas w-•• Walkor etal have p h loh'hl the Board of < onimNsioin rs of Roads an l Rev enue of said C' u ity fora public road torn munci gatorin ar the spring of D W. B nett,and r inning Northwest through the l.md of said Barnett to the top of the hill, tfiei.ee down through the J. B. iippiu pl ce conmcLng with the private road on said place connect ing with the road on said place, and then West to the Cave Spring road at the Residence on said Hamilton p’ace. This to cite all persons having obj?ciions tlieroto, or claims f*r dama ges arising therefrom, to make the same to said Board of Commissioners at their next meeting to be held on the first Monday in October, 1895 W itness the Hon, John (’. Foster, Chairman of the Board. Max .M(‘vcrl ar<lr, Clerk, Road Citation, G‘>er«iß. Floyd County. Whereas E. It. Minliinr.elt etal have p tltion ed the Board of Commissioners of K. ads anti Revenue of saM connty for a change in the road in the Cato Spring District, leading from Cave S| ring to Fostei’s Milla to Cellar Bluff hy the way of Ed Mii hinnetl’g still to Home and C«n’er road, commencing at ornearthe top of the hili opposite the Perking House and run ning on the side hill ami coming into the main read just below the s'ill house. Thia is to cite al persons li ivin objections thereto or claims for damages ar. ing therefrom, to make the stone to said Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting, to be held on the first Monday iu October, 18W>. Witness the Hon. John c. Foster, Chairman of the Board. Max Aleyerliardt, <'larX Administrators Sale. Agreebly to an order of the Com t of Ordinary of Floyd county a„ will be sold before the court bouse door, of said County on the first Tuesday iu Oct, next within ih • legal hours of sa e the following described property to wit One undivided half interest,ft'ttr acres more o less of land off lot No. 11 in the 15 : istrict and 3rd Section Floyd county Georgia with all im provements, consisting of gristmill and saw mill. Baid place known as the Camp mill prop erty. Also 4 acres more or less off same lot No. 11 in tit 115th District ant) 3rd Section of said county, known as tlie H. M. camp homo place, said 4 acres lying below the Camp mill race and land line between H. M. camp, deceased, and S. D. Cox. Said property sold as the property of H. M. Camp, deceased. Terms of sale cash. This Sept. 3rd 1695. w. H. Ennis, Admr. H. M. Camp. Citation-Leave to Sell. Georgia Floyd County: T aii whom it may concent :Joel 1,. Pyle, Ex center of wm. C. Price, deceased, has in due form applied to the untlrsigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceas ed, and said application will he heard on Ihe first Monday in Octob r next. This 2nd day of Sept. 1895. Joint . Davis, Ordinary.
