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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1895)
Sessional column ATTORNEY*. , sss ', fwi ** vA »MVE« .v EWING 1 ' stover Host office. WiH prao j,ee in »H w urta ' —■ ’ ■ SEABORN WtlOlj HENRY & WRIGHT V 1 Attorneys at Law. „ v , GEGRGIA. Offices: Masonic Temple Annex- Entrance on 4th Ave. SVILL DO GENERAL PRACTICE '' _ _ \ Atex; u..ler." ,’qnius F. Uillye A LFXANDER HI.IYER attorneys' at law Office in Manonic Temple Build ing, Ktxn e Ga. fi ßV »n, Attorney at Law. Office in Ma F’’;. ~L Temple, Broad Street. ,sw»* ieo , Rome Ga w. I 11 ■ ■ .. Svu lock, Attorney at Law. Mason I' Buiifiidg ihiA»ng ~ Romc Georgia ' TTiiss'll NEVIN— Attorney at Law Offi’ ir’i>vvV»l aati postoffice coruor 3rd Avenin W„., h; & Hamilton, Attorneys at Law. Ot hi in the King Btulding, CH Ab. "UN DLR WOOD-Attorney at Law Masonic Temule Rome, Ga. RjufiUf. <S DENNY—Attorneys at law. Otm in Masonic Teiunle. Rome, Ga. WH. KNNIS—JNO. W. STARLING—EIya. A Starting, Attorneys at Law, Mason t * '/ample, Re me, Ga. febz3 PHYSICIANS AbO SURGEONS. Fraitlt A. Wynn, Physician and Surgeon Sssidei’^e,corner 7th. Ave and East First sX,efSee. Room. 8 ir. Medical Building over T. t'r.teH & Co. Drug store DH. lAMßVß—Pljysiciatf' anp 8u Ae« - £ Office at resident? 614 tyenite A, ifoair- Jk .ILL LP. HAMMGND—Physician and Surge-.. Gflszs his professional services to the pe. ’ ;«» of Ro-ne and surrounding countr at Cronch and Watson’s drug store. ‘ street PR. W. D. IjOYT—Office at C. A.Trevit drugstore. J o. 331 Broad street Te’epboi Hi. res'sen No. 21 w?. ' » • •» w - ’ - » i>f « r BlLSssoM h as safe and >.:■• *»nless as a fiai seed pnuitice. ;. Juts like&po”l: tfce, drawing out is ver ar- d pau. curing al* diseases peculiar (o k ’ies. * ’’Orange Bios- Is a pa.- iiw, easilz ~sed at any dme*. 1 ■pplied right to the part?. Lvery lady can treat With it. Mailed to any address upon re- Kiptof s le Dr. J McGill & Co. < Panorama Place, Chicago, IK. Sold bv D.W.Cijjry Druggist K A. THEDFORD’S VEGETUEE. •mMSFSITOR I fcrgXkvLar I NERVOUS- H'iJiJUSNESS I H FAD AC HE. Ml/MESS ffF^U^^ £ OSS OF > T OMACH Appet/te Sich*^1 U,HE ?^ ITHOIJT^me L'KENESS And tA°H X E OrM - A - T «EDFORD ON FrontOF t*-«WsAPP ER . M.A.Thedford Med.@ —~pOM E ■ G A . F» >• I’AIFyiTR’S female pills. B a N ,I W OISCOVfIY NEVER FAILS. BiC.lkTk rc *“bie und sale relief tor sure or painful men- N °r,“*>d hr over 80.000 Orvanl I? mh,y - .Invigorates these nafv.r -, llcw * ,e of •"’Hollons. Naina sealml u?’ box - or tn<U b° x ••- S*”* ’ “ s w by_l>. W. Curry. *ajt men made vigorous? ®aaa WM herr-ii.2. 's'-w. rz-'ja, JrSJB S NERVIGOR DU! liik.” ' ,l <!nre Nel’ , ’ or - Absolutely Ounr- N leh tl vV‘" ne "*, Lost Vitality, J*.,* ' •<■*, Fulti J t,“"‘»lon. 4 l.ostPowen o'! erect, Wasting »le- Wards otr d f ? ,,u ’ e or ercestet and Ten <,ra ftKist lini„^l r L 81ln ty , ? ,IC I Coneumptlon. fas ■J' 1 '' 11 E K’N N F?fVir[Ju» UU Inslston hav t»c’!,T|ed In vest or s, '"d for it. " ho *. or n V t.,r «« r< *l’ al< i plain wrap- Mo.VC%““«*-antee r« E 5 ’ wl,h A Positive r EFi y rL a, ?Ph | ot freo t f?nM , f r^,” r Mvfbnd the 11 .7leui<ja i 8"l d J>l .dnnrulsts. Address Fan « , K ABtfx, thleayo, 111. r3R SAi.EBYD. W:C FOR WOMENFOLKS .PARADISE AT THE * pORTH POLE i> jliijin J.iLereU iiFr and highly|n- structive irti-In. tin in ■ h-» Lt ii -d Home Journal, reviews tli - uumeruud theories ad vanced by -cianti its in the endeav or to solve the perplexing problem as to exact donation op ttye citez of |he Eden. ‘ j ■ After siftinlg th/ thebries khi writer concludes tha* the question is no nearer answered than it was 2,000 years ago, an 1 that there is no present indications t hat the matter will ev-r be settled by any man. t o one/of latest mosh ii/geniouft theories -Sfr. thus re urs : “The North..P/*lq will seem at first thought to the aver age investigator the most unlikely site on earth for Paradise to have occupied. Nevertheless several so ber and thoughtful ' books and pamphlets iiaye h&en written hi support of the North pole’s pre te isions- The North Pole nowa idaiys is brft it has Vd' always bebr* so. Geologist*’’ tell that the earth was excessively hot when it first began its course— in ich too hot to admit of the pres ence of any living creatures, ex cept, per Imps, a salamander. As it grew cooler vegetation be gan on it, and then it began Io be peopled, first with gshes, and then with bjrds and beas.'s ; finally with man. Ihe first spot on earth to get cool enough to use was the North Pole. In the process of time it got too cold, but there must l|Uve'been a. long ‘pm’idd Svh&i the’ gjolar region was the tnost dtunfort afile'part in the Wtjftd. Durifig this pericd, many eminent geolo-. gists believe, -there Axisted around; the North Pole a continent .mow s ibmerged, and that on that con tinent our progenitors were c >m fortable in their fir-t home. it is known with entire certain ty that the pola-r region was on e I warm enough for tropical vegeta tion to-grow tliere Tifefenvaslight ’dnbuglr, also, for such veg. tatioa, *—£biindartt JigliL f¥rl all uses, Sna plen’ty man. Geology te l us that man might 'h’fivd 14ved lit the jtofth Polo. - YouXh —What kind of a field is Wall slreet for a young man with money? Banker—A Pot'er’s Field for the /’j ’ most of them. Immortality a A woman I know,she lives not a thousand miles from K street-has a litt e daugh er, and a few days ago she undertook to explain the immortality of the so il to her. A neighbor had died and the child was much interested in the funer al. Her questions were innumer able, and |it last her m >ther, as I have said proceeded to explain the matter to her. Margery is a bright litth midget, and listt ned atten tive'y, , “Now do you think you under stand?” asked the mother, after a dissertation as simple as chi Id b made'. “Oh, yes,’’ answered Margery, glibly. “I understand. Mr. Smith is dead, but he isn’t really there at a l. His holy.is there but. tri umphantly, “bis jnsjdes? in ' ■ 1 | 5 011 i Lhu Hillory—What makes you call all mep egotists? Because they are all “I’s?” • Marie —Ytfs ; particularly when they are watching the pretty girls in the surf. A PRETTY IDEA. A -lovely wool frock, in which the wearer should look like a dain ty m * tteau painting, is of g-e>’ii and white chifton, the stuff having a pale green foundation, with ir regular surface of gauze-like white crepe, giving a seafoam eliect to to the fabric. The gown is very simply made, being held at the waist by a crush belt of lavender velvet. There is a deep cape col lar, cut in points over the tops THE.HUS.TLER OF.ROME WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2 1895 ——- * " ZjZZ . ... . - - of the sleeves, and falling in points, front and back, almost to the waist line This is of cream mull, edged with a deep flounce of lace and containing several rawsAif insertion Litvemjer4*ibl/mD is'j rmi through tnfe ders in a row of smart bows, giv ing a circular yoke effect. Tne choker is of lavender velvet.—Ex change. /F’rix —T fedl yoff, ptft /ing tilneb the sehsluSre. i DaX—res, I notice thht the bartenders are so busy mixing cocktails that they don't have time to eat. A remarkable ’ instance of a woman’s [rfuckfis showfl' in* tiie*' experi*?ll c(Vnf Mrs. Marrtrain,• of Grefen T/swn|hip. Slid*’ was l.efl a widow with three children and *ls acres of heavily mortaged land. By raising garden produce sh- cleared the mortgage, and married a man with four childrenj-He d : ed leav ing the family increased Iry three Mrs. Burtram has - succeeded in educating and making useful citi- the*ten children through -hd.sfna'll ejd’iiibgs ?rpm tin Uttlo? farm. Ma’y—M'hat makes you think that De icon Wiskers,walks in his sleep? Bilby-—I saw him take up the ; co lection at Dr. Lo.ngdrawn’s church this morning. Miss Kate Hpgan -has applied for the position of Assistant Su perintendent o p the public schools of New Y »rk City. The salary is $3,000 a year, but the work is ex treimdy trying. Miss Hogan ! was grad lifted to neq|gogi|, and law, and is the author of the only legalpvorll w;r' by a wom an. “TlT| L^ga^l!. :*£volli|ipn>-;of Woman.”-Thi/will **oo Axhibi.ed at the Atlanta Exposition. May—Walls said, “Dearest, 1 love you!” while we sat in tlw. hammock last night. Would you consider that a proposal, mamma'? MahumiArjsf ' 'May-r-Heavens!’ y?s." f M’-athfird*—Heavens! no.! r > 1 j i. >■ . . ; ..i' Miss Frances B. Wellard Will be’ r ’ *■ , the center figure at the W. C. Zl'. U. twenty-second annual conven - tion; to be held'in Lima, Ohio, ! on October'2, 8 and 4. •t ». » l ' • • ; Miss Clara B. Newton, the artist who was lor two years in charge of Rookwood Pottery, wi 1 open the Art Congress at Atlanta with an address un Wednesday. “Stockings,” he said, simply, as he entered the store. “Yes, sir. Half hose?” No! Whole ones.” —Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph. IF THAT BILL BECAME A LAW ‘ I’m very sorry Mr,. Youngly,” said the sweet girl, with an expres sion of honest compassion in her eyes, “but I shall never be able to be your wife. ’ “Thpnk you!” cried the young man springing up joyously. Bless you for those words!,That m,akes my third rejection, and 1 am snow exempt from the bachelor taxi “William Walks will take ; the stump this fall,” said the tramp as he picked up a butt.—Sing Sing-Courier. “It’s all right,” said Meander ing Mike, “ter talk about things bein’ so fine, but gimmie de good old limes. ” p • I ‘fß.ut, everybody says dese is good times,” said Plodding Pete. “Yes; dere’s de trouble. What t I’m heartsick fur is de day» when lef ye told a mauve, was huntin’ work.he didn’t go an ’ show some I place where he could find it. ” Washington Star. Dusty Ike—Madam, can you I give me a little drink? I Farmer’s Wife—l have nothing but cider. Dusty-ibe—ls it sweeter hard? Farmer’s Wife—Hard. Dusty Ike—lt won’t do, mad am. It's agamst my principles to associate with anything that has worked. Good morning! “Dah am’ no doubt,” said Un cle Eben, “’bout contentment be in’ better'n But rfnAs’/ er erybod£ sefnijJ po lite ter want de lies’ foh hisse’fX” —Washington Star. The youngest bicyclist in this country is little Miss Yalenting (fornw'eijl,iof San Francis <?o, isinot j /.iK t a’■- r u * benora de Consino, of Ceili, is the rishest woman is the world. lb-r copper and silver mines, stock iurms, vineyards and owuership-of a bustling town on Valparaiso Bay makes her wealth nearly $200,(XX),- oby' | z" ( a f \ |MrS. l|all Cnii| is New Yorl w|th her|faiiaousjpoyelißt husbanu. She is saying all manner of nice things about Anencan women, but adds their informality is a bit strange. WORLD'S WHEAT HARVE T. 1 ‘ K i Z 1 < 1 * V / t * I The Jourubl ot Commerce pun lishes tju .important ,c- ntvibut on to our stock of economic informa tion in ’a summary <1 ths esiimats made.by-the,French Bulletin de-< Halli-s of the world’s wheat crop f the present year. . ’ , .The two features cf the report which interest us are the eta e- first, that the production of the Woild in 1890 will be greatly inferior to that of 1894, aud second, that “all the pxportjug couniriee .together wi il out have •. exportable whA.t UB t dyinaqds <>f the importiifgv.jutitries.” * |s . ode bf" tfk ’Wheat a d 1 hi: u i s*ea crop is est but with over a hundred fiandion bushels to export we shal 1 g-t more -money fori . White our core crop, running up into the bi’Hions of bush’els, will enable us tc pt.i I further iiureae,- the wheat exports. .0 . course the shortage.in the worfld-’s-whea*' crop will ua'turaliv'incrsajße the jpcice of cm. »■ ’■ i ' r 1 i • • ■ ■> With the South harvesting the heavest.yield ofc >rn kuwu in her his’ory and with cot'ou at. nine ce i’s. the calamiuty h >wler will - be driven iuto his b ilo—m 1 will bi glad to hav r hi opjwtjnity to p. ul the h ( 'k* in after» hijni. i Died in Egypt. Washington, Oct. 2. —Vice Con sul General W ashington, at Cairo, Egypt, reports to the State De partment the death in Cairo, Sept. 4, of Herman Strang, of Lincoln, Tenn. THE ATLAN TA EXPOSITION •WILL BE HELD Sept. 18111 to Dec. 31St, ’95 On ground‘travew-d by rifle pi’s, over which Sherman threw his first shell into Atlanta 31 years, ago, the Exposition is fast taking shape. The excellent facilities of the great ' Queen and 1 Crescent RuUTE i And its connection to Atlanta, t«,- getner with low railway rates, will enable the people to make a de lightful trip at but small expense. The Queen and Crescent runs superb vestibuled trains wi h through sleepers direc’, to Chat tanooga and Birmingham, where close connection is made for At lanta. Special low reduced rates :to the Exposi ion. Ask your Queen and Crescent agent for something about it in detail, or » ri’e to A. J. LYTLE, 0. L. MITCHELL, Chatt. Tenn. Br'h. Ala. For free information ano printer matter W. C. RINEARSON - Cincinnati Dismission. Georgia Floyd County: Whereas M, A, Nevin, Administrator of R. Shanklin deceased, represents to the court in his petition dulv tiled, tha‘ he has administered I. Shanking estate. This Ls to ci rival I persons concerned, kindred and creiptors, t<&how cause <f any *hey can, why s id a.|hiii.Wr|t<>r dßio.ild not he discharged from bis Alintiistlati.a) nu.i receive letters of disiuissiosrotrltiu «r*t Morxnty in October, 18#5, 'i his July tith, 18115. John I*. Davis Ordinaly Floyd County, Georgia. Bids Wanned, Keafe.Vproposals will lie receivei} at the offic , ofjjohn C. Foster, at Foster’s' Mfile, bn , tinti pllo'clock.. M. Mi the 15 of stp ./lslft and ojieneil .i.Ut'aie siting, Ga.on Sept, lH"I all ths lebo\ ana material rebutted for the erection and com pietlon of ’he school builking for the Hearn Institute, at Cave S, ring, Ga.. in accordance with drawings and specifications, copus of which may be had at the office of John c- Kos ter, Foster’s Mill, Ga., W. M- Bridges, Rome oa, and T. J. Davis, cave Spring, Ga. The right is reserved to reject any and al bids,aud to waivg anv an^all or inforl ii ality in Any Mid shluldit be .kerned tin the! interest offt ewuildiigcoiumittle to dJso. I’ropo-afe nrffst belealed and ■arkedlpropo-l sals for the erl tion Bud eoni .>l«ion oa school liildfiig forihe Hearh Institute. Cave Spring* Ga.,” and directed to Hon. John c. Foster. Chairman of building Committee, Fosters Mill Ga " . 1 Administrator** Sale. I '♦ Agreeably to an or.,ler t<» the Coirr’ of Ordi nary of Floyd county Georgia, will be sold be fore the court house doorof said County on rhe first Tuesday in ©ct, next, wi hin the legal boars of sale, the property one b -v.llred iv'»' fifty acres more or less 6f land in ■» and "rd secti.inof Floyd county f’eorgia. Being part of lots No. 170 and 190 Said property sold as the i.r.mer’v of D. M v.-C rrv, bite of said eonntv‘dXceasittl. Terms ofsa ecssh. Sept, 3’®95. W 11 Ennis. ‘ dmr. on E’t of D. M. McCfirr deceased, I t n tn 1 s Sai‘ , Agreeab’eto an orde- of thecourt of Ordinary <j Floy.l county will Ibe sold beforp the court house doo of Fh.y.i county Ge orgia on the firs iucildav in (Jctolwf next within the legal.hou{ of s ile the tollowing described property to-wit: -{iL’ndsi.l 2.'>ecrfs oL lanji oil the Northwest corner of lot number 259 in the 23rd District and 3rd Section of Floyd county. Bounded on the North by land of Black, on the West by land of Skinner, on the South and East, by land of I’arket, more fullyjdepcrilie.l in a <>ed frtfm .1 A-and W a V** n He3tl vs 'M ; ‘ ck A ? en iKrozi.*, dated JUne liftpi rec.y&ed in b. ek “R.” page 321. Said pfo|*fty sold as the property of Angellne Allen, deceased, late of saijfi c,opnty J Tern»s of sage cash. This Sept. 3 1895 W) U- Bnu.is. Adrtir. E<? Angellne Allen dec’d r..;J (J I Letters of Administration, Georeta, Floyd < ounty: To all whom it mty concern • Win E. B.; Sieg el having in prepor form applied 10 me for per manent lettertT.F admifttSttUTioifYintha ss«tafce br'Jbhn J. Wright, late of esid county, dec.’a.*- ed. This is ajl.afid Singtflar the creditors and rtext of ■kin of John, J.. Wliglft. depeape.l, jo be and appear at iliy office within the time a’lowed by’ law?an.l sb <fw .cause, if Ay ‘they can 'wlft Admit isolation, >4i uh.l ...yt.'lje grafted Ennjs, Co;, A.huf . <lll J/'l:ij J-. Wright estate: Witness mydidnll ‘ami’, signature th?* dMy t>f Smtteinb'nr. WiH>. John P. Davis, Oniinary Floyal to. ; Ga. —r i > 1 " ■■!■■■■■ f! ] r— ~ Road Gitißjon. . Ghorba, Flay’d cofm'y. ’ • i. 1 i Whereas. vV-Walker etal havf R«U ion«d the Board of Commissioners of Roads air I Rev enue of said C< u’ity for a p«bilc road cenn mencirg aty.r near the spring ,of p VV. B nett,and running Northwest through the Wild of said Bafnett td tlieiop df the hill, the.ee down through the J. B. Tippin pl-ce connecting with the private road on said place connect ing with the road or. said place, and then West to the Cave Spring toafl at tho Residence, on said Hamilton-piftce. This is cite all persons having objections thereto, or claims fsr damn ges arising therefrom, to make the same to said Board of Commissioner* atj their next meeting to he held on the first Monday in flctober; 1895 Witness the Hon. John C. Foster, Chairman of the Board. Max Meyerhar.lt, Clerk. Road Citation, Goergia, Floyd County. Whereas E. R. Minhinnett etal have p tition ed the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue of said county for a change in the road in the Cave Spring District, leading from Cave Spring to Fostei’s Mills to Cedar Bluff by the way of Ed Minhinnett’s still to Rome and Center road, commencing at or near the top of the hill opi os' " the Perkins House and run ning on the - eh 11 and doming into the main r«*d just below uie s’ill house . This ip to cue al'persons havin objections thereto or claims for d .mages’ ar. dng therefrom, to make ti e same to said Board of Commissioner* ar their regular meeting, to be held on the first Monday in October, 18 5. Witness the Hon. John C. Foster, Chairman of tlie Board. Max Meyerhardt, Clar* - Year’s Support, •• A • Georgia floyd county: To all whom it may concer': Notice is herebv i given, that the appiaisers a. poinieu to.se apari and assign a year's support to Maude E. Mc- Caffrey, 'he widow of James M McCaffrey, de ceased. have filed their award, and unlesr good and suffiiient cause is shown, the same will be made the judgement of the court at the Octo her term, 1895, of the court of O dinary. Thi Sept. 6th 1895. John P. Davis, Ordinary, ' 1 '' , j. A ?,< W »ID<l T t t«U ih'll.l. vMa-V-l u 5 1 VOMITORIES Unpsuu* <it Oiinia«‘Ut i u<l <»f Oiutn.etit. A rover-f iiiii f Cur- t... . * every nntute nn«» legieH, 4 m .Rfs >iu opt 1 with the knife or injertu ns of • iroolic ucri, • • re painful r.nd seldom aperiuniient '•ur**, hip! esultiug ’u deith, uiiuecesiury. Why e»' ii. th a edible disease? We tran< • □oxes to cure apyc.iae. i«»’i only p • pMietits rec€iv“«i. i a ’h>x, <j for |3. Sen* by - I?su<ml ! v <»»ir pffents. I CONSTIPATION the great T.IVEB and STOMACH KEGULATOb BLOOJ. lUKIFIER. Small, mild cud pleasau. take, e-pucirdi; '.du; ••al tor children’s use. 60 r ■ tS cents. quaMaN” * uiy by Male Help Wantc I WANTED men who will work for $75,00 mont alary or large commission, selling goods b ample to dealers, experience iiii.’ecessary Write us we will exolain. For seined particu ars send stamp. HOLMEMOLD BPECI W.T V —r"*"T f - \A/ Ab TFH> -An Ifrmest aqHve £en 'I man or VV lain- to travel JoFreli.ftiieestaW sbF.U Apse, alary S7BO, payable sls weeklv and expenses. Situation permanent. I eferenees Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. The Don inion onn.a iv 316 Om <ha Building, Chicago. WA NTEtt S aLESm A N—»7s.o<i per week sell- i. g <*iectric lieht onttl •» for ho. s»s stores and shops. Motors for running machii ery ir • rp’Hvr patents article, outfits (jovoply v hen rhipp.il. Best people buyjper |ianen'.^i.u.itioti: n o tx}eriei.ee. W, P. Harr WANTED:— A reliable, active gentleman ot la y to travel for reliable established h me. Salary S7BO, payable sls weekly, and money advanced for expenses. Situation steady Refe'ences. Encksed self-addressed stamped envelope. H. E. Hess, President, Chicago. WaxTED•—Quice, quid , qhick, a reliable iu cotton and tobacco districts, every col ored l.nyarb.i sliht.itbe gnitesl s ctess, MoneyXnade V a,li U| qnjckly aid honorably P. & I . a», r« Fifth —r |/j < / f Ministers. Teachers, Ladles, Agents Tv/U Wanted Everywhere MARION HARLAND'SNE" B )OK. ‘ H me o( (lie Bible ” <>'er2oo New i’ho’os. Pleases. Sells Fast. Pays Big. No Exper, Needed, line sold 51 in 30 hours. Illustrated Circulars Free, Addres. HiS'orical Pub. Co.. Phila, QA I R IVI F N wanted :or Merch- ii V— I— d rVI IL 1 N ant Trade. Wood we ‘klv p iV. Samples fr >e. N o ds'iveri-sor Bol lectioiis. Side linfe or exclusive'. Address, AraN UFACTt’itEHs, 3IMI Market St., Philadelphia. . Administrators Sale. Agreeblyto an order of the Cour*of Ordinary of Floyd cbunSy a., will be sold before the court house door, of said county on the first Tuesday in <)cr, next within .h > legal h eirs of sa e the following described prop eity to wit One undivided hulf interest ,fcur ; cfee more 0 less of land oft lot No. 11 in the 15 l i-trict nnd <3rd Section Floyd county Georgia with all im provements, consisting of gristmill and saw mill. said known as the Camp mill prop erty. Also 4 acres more or less off same lot No. 11 in the Lsth District and 3rd Section of said county} kiiown as the R. m . canip home place, said 4 acres lying below the Camp mill race and . land linf between H. M. Qauip, deceased, and S. D. Cox. Said property sold as the property of H. M. Camp, deceased. Tends of Sale cash, This Sept. 3rd 1895. W. H. Ennis, a z x , . Adinr. H. M. Camp. ; 7 I- I |c Sell, Georgia Floyd county: T all whom it may concern :Joel 1,. Pyle, Ex ecutor of wm. C. Price, deceased, has in due form applied to the uncnsigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceas ed, and said application will be heard on the •Dst M" ni l a y in October next. This 2nd day ot Sept. 1895. John ..' >avis. Ordinary. Adini.nist ra tors. Sal e. Agreeably toairortler of the-eonnt of 44r.lina ry otjl lyyid cojiufy’Georgia, will be su'd before the cout k' Hs* <>tsai|l Floyd county Gior gia,on HrenirStsTulsrlflr Wi 4fct, next, within flu? h’i? U.hour^idjSale ( thejfqllov. ipg <ler,ei ibed property to iwitAll ni’aTfptfet of .and ..'.vthftin ami- cbiAoJm '|i»<l<lltiqu to »}ie eiq.ot Rotnicl.ii \he top' of the <d.l »iyM.ttng <>ij SJ.it J stiprij five feet and rnnnii}g same width one’ hundred and five feet moie cr less, it being the house mid lot'Jt.no.itti aS the Ste' e LariirtlUplace; Said property sold as the pro erty of Steve carroll, .feceased late ofYloyd County. Terms of sale Cash. This Sept. 3 18J5. HiEnnis 'Altair. . Estate stevecarro)l, deceased. Citation-penve to bell. Georgia, Floyd bounty: To all whom it may concern : J. A. Bale and C. D Wood Executors of Selma Sawrie, deceased, has in due formapplie I, to,the undersigned for leave to sell tho lands belonging' to the eState of said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in October next. Thi d, la/of Sep.. I3l'». John P. Davis, Ordinary ‘ Ji ’ • ~ r-~ . - •' Citation-Lcavx 1 to S‘ll. Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern,: John C. l ‘oster Administrator of C. F. Stephens, deceased, has n due form applied to |hc undersigned for leave to sell the lands belonging to ilie estate ot said deceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in October next. Th.S 2nd day of Sept. 1895 r John p. Davis, Qrdii ar > 1 A Good Opportunity to Fruit Growers. I have S6O acres of land for sale, about 100 of , | which is especially adapted tq.i eaches 1.-ing on the higheg- peak pf Iti.lgeValley mountain. I There are minerals es iron and leau.xite 6n same, 130 or 140 acres of Valley I nd in cul . tiv.itmii, two spieqdid 11 wyiUmg'houses, - 4 or 8 good springw. ft. <4ie tulle iof Shannon .station on Southern K. K., and 9 miles North of Kune in Rid|jevaller District, Fl'tydCo.,Ga., known » ! the Armstrong place. H. M. Penn, Admr. Nannie, Floyd County, Ga. j Notice to Debtors and Cred itors. All persons having demands against the Es tate of Ann B< nner. late of Floyd County, ue- • ceased, are notified to render in their demands to tfie undersigned, accordi“g to law; ana all persons indebted to said Estate are re quired io make immediate payment. This Au gust 29th, 1895. H. M. Penn, Administrator Ann Bonner, Deteased VIGORMEH | Easily ,dick> Permansntly Restored. MACittTu NERVINE | eeetcre Lost Manhood. Cures weaknesses, Norton . ! Def ■ lity and all tho qvus from earlj or later es j eess , the results of overwork, worry, sickness i ete. Full strength, tone and development given Ito every organ or portion of the body. Improve- | I ment immediately e-jen from the first box. ThfcUO snds of letters of praise on file in oar office. Cao be carriod in vest pocket. Bent by mail to »ny ■ address on receipt of price. One month’s treat- ( !■ men tin each box. Prtne $1.00,6 boxes, $5.00, with ■ Written Guarantee to refund money if no t cure.*- « •a. >d to ua for Use Genuine. Gixoulan Free.
