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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1896)
THE HUSTLER OF ROME stored at the Pwataßiee Msecon-.-class malt* PHILLG. BYRD- Editor and M LN AM HR. OFFICE-Corser Broad and Fifth twnue »».»?■ — '■ 11 *' ■ • ■' -eiHE HUSTLER Os Is The Official Medium >or the Snerilf of Fl**yd county. t 'the i omt of '’rdiuary of Floyd county. 1 ,’lerk - f superior Court of Floyd couy I the Board of Commissioners of aoads a Mr one of Floy i county. r - the Mayor and Council of Home. !■'* r be ( try Maishal at Rome. And ill egal notices required by law to b ( yeoii»he<‘ in the medium used by these ufficia s W cents per week. $•) per year. Advertising rates, reasonable. ' PHONE NO 85. Citizens’ Tlaket. The following ticket will receive t the hearty support of many citizens j at the coin in municipal elec tion : For mayor: SAM S. KING For councilmen : First Ward —L'n Isay Johnson. Second Ward —Tlr mpson Hiles: > Third Ward —J. A. Gammon. Forth Ward —W. J . Gordon, Fifth Ward —J. D. Hanks. JJU - Will Ex-Presidant Harrison fall a victim to the leap year epidemic? And the Sultan praises Allah and renews bis pleasant vacation of murdering Christians . Campos’ resignation, lika I‘atti .U farewell tours come often, but are | not permanent Gladstone and Bismarck ar* missed from the ships of Ssate of their respective nations. My son, deal ' it i men who ad vertise. You will never Kose by it. —Ben Franklin. Carlisle s “gold-curt” can’t save the country from the people and the so-cafled “silver craze.’ Willi* Hohenzo'lern doe mt want his graudmo'hjr to play in his Svuth At'iic n back yard. England’s various boundary ;1 es have at Inst had a marked effect uuui. her battlo ship li es. Senator Gordon is reported to have temporarily found his w. y hack to lbw Senate. —Sparta Is! luaelite There seems to he a deal of gold wire-work about the bond issues th t plates Uncle Sam’s gold re serve. —— ■ 1— Onr “devil” says Ins mouth i •ike the “gold reserve. ” He com plains of having swallowed the go.d filling of a jaw tooth. England’s treatment of 'he Ar menians is evidence tha* there are ao gold fields in Armenian terri tory Poor Armenia! ■SL!—-T A r D 3. Hill has develop’d into the decoy drake of the adminis tiutiun on the floor of the Senate. a», ; Cigarettes IjDUKE ?f DUiyiAMffi!l r J!<9l(iAjtfTTm| L | i - ' ’by. % ggq I E3STT W. D u ke Sons & C Kyjf THE AME RJC Ol JIOgA CCO CO* << K 0eßu,3.a. WfLy i MADE FROM high Graine Tobacco! ▲ND ABSOLUTELY PURE J Spin.a 1 ■«■ i’ ryJ i ■ « Senator bherimui'* hlnimr may be a little grim, bujt it is ntwrilie less funny. He ’aunts the Cuhai sj to capture Havana before they ar< entitled to recognition. Editor Gless icr, of the liiighf! Gnfliu News, remarks tht '‘there's | '< > > ich thing in th sjife us <;i m •■ - -sat i^fuction . And yet lie is I a ■ .cln lor.—Albany Herald. Yr Norman should rush tlir.un.'h uis work on thi- side o f the Atlan-j J tic Arbi ration with U'le.Tiiy .s i more to.the point at this voting ■ •“■'■A'Biia-AS.ii .. - , fr A notibk heino<rxt in Texas' has just tumid Populist. If there's j any place where the Democrats j can afford to lose a vote it’c ti e ! Lone Star State. The Vand.-rbilt family has paus ed in its mud career of marriages i and divorces, and is now e. joying the novelty of remarriages. Dr G. A. Nunnally, president of the Sout.hinwFemale College at uad be *n called to the i pastorate of the Baptist church at I .. ..I place. Her grandson, the Kaiser, ha a i .tin r advantage over his grai.u, ! mother, the Queen <>f England, he is his own Poet Laureate. There throe announced can didates for Congress in the second district at present. Hon. W. M. Hammond of T h miasville, f>. B Bower of Bainbridge and Judge Jim Griggs of Dawson. I it is claimed that every time Mr. J. W llounsaville hears anyone make a motion to rest-r it to a coin ■ I n>i tine,? !'« shakes hands with him- ‘ s-i.f and-says, “Ah my re- ■ ligion ! ’ The Ksiser conve.nptuouoly re fer- to the hot haste wai prepara tions m Engl md a, uckzugkan ouaee.” England Das always ha a meiodramatic fondnvss for letting '4l. “kanouades” of that sort. A. factory has been erected m Paris for the manufacture of bu - ter out of cocoauut>. It has a ca pacity o ! f 400 U pounds a day. and the demand is so great hat it i reing enlarged to duub'e the cr pucity . How did the. butter ever get into the milk thats iu the co coanut. In the Boston Museum of Fine Arts there are manv eavis of works ■ f sculpture wlilCai nr.- dusteii in a novel manner. A largo air pump I is mounted on a truck ai d is roll ed around to various roams One man •perate's the pump, t c oili er applies a line jet of air to the sculptures, blowing <ff the dust. . bhis blowpipe is connectell to the pump by nifans of a rope aTid rub [ her tube. ■ I ■■■ » ... —li —»■ % Mrs. Felton and her husband are having a hard time in obtaining a hearing of (lie latter’s contest for h seat occupied by Judge Mad dux. Mrs, Pelton wishes to appear as an attorney in the case, but she has never been admitted to the 1 practice of law, and it is doubtful if she can appear in ihe case in any capacity. The Doctor©vident ■ ly feels that his cause is a hope less one and is seeking some tech nicality upon which t.- rest his cate. —Americus Herald. 01 K FBI EX ItS, THE ( I’BANS Cuba is only an island, but there is no Spanish-American Republic which is invested with as much commercial and political impoit ance to the people of he United States. In the Spanish character U’ere is much to admire. The Snan' .rd is brave, courtly and loyal He is a man of taste, manners and chival ry. Spanish government, however, 'is the wore' known within thel •.weep of what is commonly called civilization. Foimalityhaa Regen erated into stagnation. There is no it flection of popular interest. Property is taxed without being protected. Commerce suffers cor> *j .’HE HUSTLES 0“ ROME, MONDAY, JANUARY, 13 1896. ■1 May XleHtley Born a Genius Dlceaeo Threatens to Cut Short a Noble Career But Hood's Sarsr.parlila Restore* Good Health. Lillie Muy Bentley Is an >w,comj>ltnhe(l elocu- Itoalst iwd natural born speaker of only 1? ytnrs of Rhe U the only child temperance leev aror before the public. Her genius, however, Aid not exempt her frein an attack of a disease •f the blond. Her own words boat tell the story:. [ “C. I. Hood & Co., IxrwelL Mass.: '• I heartily Join with the many thousands that ere recommending Hood’s Sarseparllla. I had been troubled from infancy w ith gatherings U thi head. 1 was coMpelted to leave school upon the doctor’s advice He thought it was the only teng th eave mr life, but I Continued to Crew Worse. I was persuaded finally by a friend to try Hood’s Rarsaparllta. The see of one Lottie aoUn! et Hood’s Cures fcetlvefy upon the blood and I began to improve. After the use of tliree bottles the patUerlnj ee■■■.sod and lam cured of my former trout la. I own my life and will always remain a true friend tr> L d’s S-reapar'llx” laalis May Rest- Lev, Sheloyvti'i), Indiana. Got HOOD'S. HaoJ.’O P.,'3 ast easily, yet promptly and an lb* Dyer nrd hwe’x ?•:« | - - -a- M- -r. a 1 "■* et nt Interference without oncour a'gement. The law ab d ng tire har assed and not guarded agains' th*- law breakers. The entire machin ery is antiquated, slow and oj « pr ’ss've. jCub* is geographically as much ns Long Gland a part of our coa*t- If it were well governed, even as a Spanish possession, ojir trad‘' with peonk would be immense and mutually profitable V> ii.h all. the I disadvantages, a. great capital haH-j I Been invested in the trade and j A 'or'.ciins have i-r c deuce in ; e [in'.eres's staked «n the present, snuggle. Every American hopes that Cu b.ns will bring their independence fraili Spain before they lay down their arms. SMILES. “.low did you elf joy your ■' lirisl mas?” “had a great tim«? —don t remember anything hardly . ” Nurse: “Willie, in vour prayers vou forgo; - to pray for grand not Il er’s safe y .” Willie: “Has she go a bicycb , too!" —Judge. “Hobl s yotir little boy is go ting horribly rough.’’“Yes, , mu~t stop Lis going with liis m.. In ron bargain days. ” —Chicag > it >: >-1 ‘ Waiter!” exclaimed th- in n in the restaurant where they ha * M ro filter. ‘ Yes sir,” ‘ Is this the drinkini- w ter or the cousomm®?” Washti ton Star. CATAiaH I LOCAL and is the res It ot c.)<| and sudden dim i change Ir can be cured by a j li es I ant r ined. wbv’h i* ay ir< ■liremlv iiiio ib»* n s rils ■ 15 imr <inie Iv ab<<n bed i’ xJKt gives reliefat <> <e Uy’s Cream Balm is aeknowleilgeil to be the most horough cure lor Xasal Catarrh, Co'il in Head and Hay Fever of all remedies. 1: opens and cleans the nasal pa-sapes, al'axs painand inflammation, heals Che sores,protects the membrane from cobs restores the senses of taste and smell. Price !0e at Druggists or by mail. EI.Y BROTHERS 56 V arren St. N. Y ■ B"pa«kertT” IAIR BALSAM •J and beautifiea the hair, es a luxuriant growth. Faile ta Beetore Gray to its Youthful Color, calp diseusca & hair tailing. ;,und ti-OO at Druggirta | , HINDERCORNS. The onlr mire Cure tor Corns. Stops u.l pain. F.nMirea com furl to thn IcuL Makes walking euay. 15cus. at GRATEFUL-COMFORTING ®EPPoS CdiOAO BREAKFAST-SUPPER •‘By a. thornuah knowledge of the t atural laws which govern the operations of di eition and nutrition, and by a careful applicatijn of the fine properties of well set c ed Co oa. Mr Epps has provided for our breakfast and sup pe avored beverage v bich may save as o any heavy doctors’ bills: It is by the I ju icious useof such articles of diet that a t<«i j stiiution may be gradually I uilt up until j strong enough io resist every tendency o dis ease. Hundreds of s btle m iladies a-otind us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point, We may escape many a ia al shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified vith pur» blood and a properly nourished frame.’’—Civil Service Gazette. M a,,e simply with boiling water o mi k Sold only in haif-pornd tins by Qroceta, labelled thus: JAMES EPFS & CO., Ltd., Home pathic Chemists, Loudon, England, ’ j‘ A RARE Ci ANCF. 1 will offer nt • baiirVi'Z fi r kJ sow days b font rebuilding ths < o • i ablv hit corner Bnl ii< ar|tb«.) First Methodist Church, tTniitiiig] SO Sect on Bd Ave., and 45 t ou K i-’ud St, the scene of the recent fi”e. Will b*l I on eusv terms or b>ng ini» Apply to Al el L.oyd, 4“0! Broad, Rev. Dr. Darnell of your citvr will pie’ii’h or the Bvenhyteriaii | •ongregalion her: on every tuird| Sunday tins year. sIBK S m HM 1896.1 < —,— —— . W’illbt soi l before the Court house door in ihe < ity ome, Floyd County, Georgia, be-:’ ween lb egal hour of sale on the Hrst Tues-! dav ib February, IBK, the following de-crib j 1 ed property, to-wi‘ : Owe farm lying in the Twenty fourth Dis rici and Tb’-rd Section of Floyd < ottnty, G a -> Consisting of land lot No. 28‘J except 4" acres in he North w -st et inei, said farm coliiaiuimt. l2oacr.es n.ore or4tss. Levied on bv virtue of a I fi ta i sued from the Floyd Supeiioi < ourt in j favor of Bra Jlev G>' Dell A>lin<p;a:.rc<>r, »f the i estate of Syiah A. Food ell Deceased vs. Green r Duke as the : roperty of the Dett Also at th same lim and place, o ue house and lot bei; g’part of lot No. 275 iu the 23rd. I ist. and 3rd. Sect., of Hoyd Count j, <>a., lo- j < cated on five acres bought b J. N. Wright of ; I i« Stilliva.i, Fii'l property fronting 44 feet on I d right St., and r nning back same wi itb 120 1 eet; bounded on the Ea4t, South and west by ’ land cwneu by J. N. w right fronting on Divi ; »i< n St., in East Rome. Also a lot in the F fth i Ward i* 'he City of R >meof said cou tj situ- 1 aied on’.be So.ith'.ast side of theiokee St., ! 1' onlingon sai l street, 70 feet ond tunning back.same wloth 133 feet. Li vied on by virtue of a Ji.stice t oiwt fi fa issued from the I'ltltli Dis'. G- M. Floyd County, Ga. , in favor of Boyd Hardy & Co . vs. W. A. Rhndy as the prcpcrlyof ihe Deft. Levy made ly W.M. Bvais, L C Also at ihe same time and place, one Walter | A. »V 'OI mow ir aud one h y rake. Levied on by virtue of a fi fa issued from the Floyd Su-. peilor Court tn favor of Mrs S. E. w bite Clai mint for nse of Dtlioers of Fioyd Superior , Court vs. Johnson Xr Sha'lau’X' T. B.Davi.s, Sc-’, euri'.y c:i a, pi a! bo: d a- the pi p ity Os L lobiison & Shahan.two of the iielis . | , Also u the sam.t time and place, an nndivid I, | ed ha'i interest in lot in East R me t loyd C .on j, Hy, fronting S 3 feet on Walnu avenue a id | , I i inn ng back same wi ,ih l"i> feet paritleo wi I, : ; .i.’ii along Maple Street >o the they in ih.- ri '.r, , and known as the East Rome I otel propertv. Levied on by virtue <>t afi fa issn-d from tbe j Fl y.l c ity Court in favor olisueo. W, Mi,Gaat-■ liev vs. Aug. W. Wright as the property oi the j De!'., . - j Also at. the sam time and place. A farm owr.- d by Geo. w ■ Fleetwood aboutteii miles from j i ome, G i., in the 1 Wei tv fourth District and. I'bird Section of said County, beginning at a > point in Jot No, 205 where the Rome and Fioy d Springs road is eiossed I y the Balls Ferry Road, j hem e hi an Easiiriy unection along the Balls t.:r;'y road.through lots 205 ami 'J Hi lo '..lie line '' -tividing lots 20(1 and 207, thence in a Soi.ttieriy | direction along said line tn the Southeast cor-j ner of lot Ko. 2u6, thence in a westerly direc- ' tie n along ihe line, dividing lots N'i s 2 6 and 236 and 205 ami 235 to the Rou.e and Floyd.Spriiigs : roan, thence in a Northerly direction alou-t said ; road to the starting point, containing 155 acres, oevied on by virtue of a fi fa issued f rom the Floyd ’-ity Couri in favoi of Harriet E Stanley vs oe . w■ Fleetwood as the properly of the est • Also at ihe sanie time ai d place. A part of ot Ao. 246 in 11.e 13ru Dist., and 3rd Seclionot' .■Toyu i a., iienig ii.ee.i Eoruers two houses ami lots in the upper part of the City of Rome in »ha is knpwn as he v<• hrau and <hi i mini ad di ion to Rome uoujiug s7 leetoa Ross I tr el, ami running back so nvi. i- uuded on lie r.a»t by noss street, oi the min.tr by Veal s propei ly on the West bi Taylor’s p opert,' aud on in South by Borders reside ice. 1. vied on by virtue of a fi la issued from the Floyd city Court in favor of Nahum Faisons, vs, oreeri Borders as the ptoperty ot ihe Deft. A so at the same time gud place, an urn iv id mi lonr'.li imeiest in tot number 64 in the 22nd Hist, and 3rd , Section oi Fioyd county, (>a , ..eV ec. on by v irtue .1 a Ju»iice cour ti fa is -e.ed riotn ti e 024 11 lbs. riel G- M. Fmyd Co'm y, Ila ,in lavor of J B. i’.rier vs, Cfla.up. j vVimeheud as t. e i-ropciry of tile cell > A S 1 at the Same time and place, an undivid ed Ivurih interest in otNo. 64 in the 22 id. Disi. and 3rd Section of F ind County, ci , Levied on by virtue of a Justice Court fi fa is sued frm iheyiuth Disc o m. Floyd C" u “b I oa.. in favor of D. W. Barnett Vs. champ •’billhead ami Kiley Wl.it Lead. Levied oil us the propersy of Champ W hitehoad one of tne Delts Alsu at the same time and place, air uuuivid eu fourth interr st in lot No. 64 i:i the 22nd Dis,, j and 3rd ’ection o! Fioyd county ria. Levied on by virtue of a Justice ci.nrt fi fa issued'f rom ' the 1’241 h District O. .M. Floy d County,oa., in lavor of Porter <& R >ss vs. Riley, Cua ip, Paul a. d Lewis Whi.ehead, levied on as the pioper- v of champ wbitebead, one of the defts. Also at the same time aud pl ice, an undivided rm hud interest iu in: oi land umber 199, in he 2411 Di-t. and 3rd Section of Floyd County, ua , bounded o. the North by the land ot seiman, on ihe, Eist by land of Ball.. , ■oil’ll by land of Smi h raid West by land of Van Davis, being same land described in Mort gage given by said Mrs. M.C. James, to J. D ' Bradley on March 20th 1895, and recorded in ' Book “F” lof Mortgages, page 316. Property pointed out b,■ sa.d .Mor.gage ami also by Plfts. 1 ttiy. Levied on by virtue of a Justice Court ' ti fa issued from the 919th District g. •«. Floy d'' County, oa., in favorof Dr. J. D. Bradley vs I Mrs. M. C- James as the nroi>erty of the Defeu •lent. Levy made by w■ !’• McLe d L. q. Aim at the same time and piace, One Grist mill wi h pulleys and s tarting and one. six ton Fairbanks scales. Levied on by virtue of a Mortgage fi fa issued from the Floyd City Curt in favor of Simi s >n Grocery Company vs. Mrs. I. S. Hargrove as the property of the Deft. The diove described property can be seen and will be-Jeliveied on the skinner farm eight miles , Iroiu Rome. Also at. the same time and place. Cue fifty , saw GuliettGin now in the Gin house of Sea born Wright on Armurchee Creek 10 miles from Rome, where the same can be soon and will be del vered Levied on by virtue »of a , 'ortgage fi fa issu ’d from the Floyd City Court in favor of the Simpson Grocery Company vs. 4-s. J. S. Hargrove as the prop >rcy of the deft Also at the same time and place, parts of City ’ lies No . IM. am! 15Vin ch* Cdosa Dirisio»' the I ity ot Rome, Floyd county, oa., situaas j on ths cjnief of Secund avsuae (formerly How j nd East 2nd (formerly iraßklm , I «;%, ami b uudedasXoi.ows! Beginnin - at the ! coiner of 2n I avenuuiiud E.3 -n I u re- t and ' inntllng iltai c Smith al<n gij ei olid avenue 145 Bt ’•Gentry’s lim AieSw IWt st’, A'*ug oeuiry’v Him I'M feet, fcndw 1 ctww: 'thence : Vo'th lad feet, more or less, to Ea»V'2 d Street, ’ aud tlieuce 1 st along K'. 2ud‘’itr *t. 4 feet ami 6 inches to 2nd avenue being the |oi • cl begmii.iig, and km wn as the Echols ai ling house It. Property pointed out by F its tv. Lev ed on by virtue of ati fa issued from 'hi Hoyd ci y ourt in favor of R. D. V i iDyko vs. l>. G. Hiint.asjttu? pr. ] erry-fif the !>■ ’t. Also at t*'esame time a .d place, Lo. No. 8 in he < oi.hr. u a id chi olm addition to the city of Rome, b. uudedon the x >rth or Northeast 1> a i All v v. ■ :ch illev is between the piopei ti h iu le-cr.li ■ n. i'.i'oi Felix llatgrove. Ic i the East or Norrhi’iist by the property pi i Crawford Wilson'■ ,be S .nth or Sou liwes by , ,m p rrv now ■cc pic b. Jennie i’.K.wn on the | West or Northw by <’hi olm street, the nrop | 'y herei i de-ei .mnow occupied by Ab x ii'Uer Byrd. Levied nby i irtue cf Three taxfi las for the year' I“.''2. 1893 and 1894 for State a d i County tax in fa vor of I’. Treadaway Tra: s ! ' ree vs. william K- Keeas tile property of ! rue Daft. Ahmat the same time and place,, .One Itgh bay mare mule about 12 yearr old named ‘ Ki.” one sorrel horse .mout ,12 years old named “Wb eler” and one light co ordd roan horse about 1(1 years old named "Dan”. Levied on by viriue of a Morttage fi fa issued from the Floyd , City C ,,urf ' * n favor of R. D. Van Dyke vs. Gro. W. Fleetwood, as the property ot tl.e Defend ant. J. p. McConnell, Sheriff Letters of Administration, Georgia. Floyd county: '1 o all whorn it may concern: w- H. Enrii. having in proper form aj j.f.ed trigie fur p< rtuiv neut letteis of administration on the estate of Thos. H Culpepper, late of said county, deeeas ed. This is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Thus .11. Culpepper, d< c’d t . he ami appear a: myJifLce within the itime a lowed by law and show cause, if any they can why pelmanent ailminisisation should »ot be graced to W H. E nis,'county Administrator uu Thomas H, Culpepper’s estate. Wi ness my baud aim ofli 'al signature this 9th day of Ja .y 189 6. Ji.hu I’ Davis Ordinary Floyd county. Notice; Administrators bale. '' ? Agro al le to an order of the Court of .Ordin , ary, of Floyd county will be sold at auct'on be. 1 fore the court house d .or of said county ou the first Tuesday, leby. next wi’hiu the 'egal hours of sale the following property towit: East ha.l ol lot number eight ( ) in the Cothran aud c 'is olm addition tothojcity ot Rome, Ga.,as survey rd by >4eo. Wadsworth C. E., fronting o i boss . street ab mt one h i:: lied feet, and running b-ick ' ut two tin.-. iieil reel same width, loss litteeu ! feet tr m: o Nm- he ist comer running' back I sumo width Forty seve i feet, said tirtfem >uei I strip having be, n sold oil ui Har.et t flicks; so. as the property us ileuiy* ileri'jlnil decea.'ei.. lerius cash, I bis J.vfiy, *,sb:'O. V. a. Untidy A'dMiniatratvc V iigury J'.lii , hill diqea.ed. Leite, s of g\dn/ij<iTtraiioi) . Ueorgia, Floyd County: To ad whom it may conee n : Jake C. Moore I having in proper form appli d to me for per : uiaueut letters of.adnitoisrritibn' o'u the estate I of Judy Hugh 's, tale us sain county deeeaseo p'rnis is to'cite al! and sing ular (he er diiors a.a next us liiu <>J J uuy ilugbe, ,i> 0 M..uup|>ea:* a I my office wi liin the time allowed by law aim j show cause, if any any Midtown, why peruian -1 ent adniinrstration should not be grgjued to j Jake C Moore on Judy Hughe s estate. Wieners : my hanland official signature this Siatg day of Jany, H“J6 John P. Davis, Ordinary Floyd County Letters oi Administration GEORGIA, FLO D COUN I'Y: To all whom it n ay concern; Jake C. Moore having in proper form applied to me for per manent letters of irdininistratiomon the estate of Mary Whitehead. iats of sail coauty deceas ed. This is to cite all aud singular the creditors and next < fk in o Mary hntliead to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law auu show cause, if any they can, why per iuai.e..t aiiministratioii should not be granted loJakeC. Moore on Mary W hilebeads estate Wi ne.ss uy hand a.id offiytal ituro tins Bixtli d,iy ot Janu.ry, 18:6 J. lin F. D ,v s or iuar> M.>yi Coun.y I Letters ot Administration GEORGIA, FLOYD COUNTY; Toall wlieuitmiv o.i jin: Mrs. H leu A Nevin having in p«'op..rioiin .ppfied to me for I permanent letters of olministiation on the es tate of it A Nevin, hue of said caunt y deceas ed. This is to c tea 1 aim singular the crnii tors and next of kin of M. A. Nevin, deceased to be and appear at my o tiee within .he t m, allowed by law and show cause,, i ay they can, why pe manent administration should not be granted to Mrs. Helen A. Nevin on M. A. Nevin s esta.u. Witness my hand aud official signature this Sixth day ot Jan/. 18.0. John P. ’Davis Ordinary Hoyd County . Application for Guardian ship GEORGIA, FLOYD [ OUNTY! lo all whom it may concern: James B. Hill having applied for (lu irdixnship of the persons and property of Marshal , Margarite, Leon T., Wyatt , Almerou W ~ a i 1 Raeh I 1. Sh nk lin minor children of James F. ami ac.i, 11. thanklin lateof ai i . maty, u«.leased, sio.i'e is hereby given that sai l applica ion wnl l e heard at my office, at 10 o'clock, a. in., on the first Monday m f bruit y next, t his Jany. 6th 1896 John p, Davis, Ordinary and ex officio Clerk Q. O. ... ■ . .. ■ ■ WILD LAND SALE. Will be sold before the Court house -loot iu the Giry ot Rome, Floyd County, Ga - , between tiie legal hours of sale on tne First Tuesday in April 1896; the fattowing-dreunbed property to wit % . ,f " Lot of land Number Thirty three, c m aining One hundred and s'xty acres more or less, in the Twenty Feuith District, and Third Section of Flovd County, Qa„ known as the Bradshaw lot, Levied on by virtue of six tax fi fas for the years 1890,1891,1892, 1894,18)4, 1895,, issued by Jno. J. Blaek, Tax Collector, in favor State and County vs. Hugh Ingram, as the property I of the Dett. I .'v •>- ■ J. F. Mi Connett i: £ Sheri fl , * a 4mti .• "Tq Year’s Support. 'Georgia, Floyd Countv: To all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given, that the appraisers appointed to se> apart and assign a year's support to Uary . Montgomery, ihe widow of John Montgomery deceased, have filed the'.r award, and unlen : good and si fti lent cause is shown, the | ill he made ihe judgement of the court ai .iby, ter i . 189*1, of the oourt of ( )rJinan, Title Jany. 8 1896, Juki.' 1’ Davis Ordinary Fioyd C°uiity, Georgia. uita'.ion--l<‘aveTo Sull, Go. r ia. Floyd vi-.i.’.ty: To all whom it may concern: W. L. Entm Atlaiinistratorof Mrs. E. A. chapman deeeaseo lias in due form a pH'd to the uiniei signee tar said d< ce sed and said appli' ai ion v> ill be hear ■n(le ti st Iti. .avin 1 e y. next, f] ig .| jy .eaves to soil the land belonging to the tsiate us of Jany 1896. . John I’. Davis Ordinary. Year’- Support. Georgia Ftovd County: To ab whom ii may concern- Notice is hereby given, that the apprris rs aopointed te set apar and assign a second year’s support to Mrgt Rosa Craton, the widow and children of Thom, as J. Craton, deceased, have tiled their award, and unless good and sufficient cause is shown the same will be made the ju.ig inent of th 9 Court al Ihe leby. term, 1896, us the Court u; V) dihary This Jany. 6, 1896. John P. Davis Orrin ar Floyd, county Juvoi/,!a. Notice, Agreeable to an order of ttie Court of <train ary ot F luyd County Will be sold ut auction tt ihe court. m» ns do >r of sai IC m ity on tbe tiist Tuesday in February next, within the legal hours of s de, tßte tol owing I’r pertv towit:— 2A share: of Georgia' Railroad aid Banking eourpau Stock par value $175 per share. 25 Shares N . 13558—5100 each dated arch 23rd. 1876, 3 shires No. 10116—$100 each dated Sept. 9tli. H-71 Sold as the property of Mrs. Arcadia e. Do* del I deceased lace of county, Term: cash. This Bth day of Jan. 1896. J B Tippin Administrator t Application For Letters ot Dismission, Georgia, Floyd county : Whereas H. M. I’cnr, Adminis rator of Hira'a S. I’enn, represents to the court in his 4 etiii- n duiy filed, tha; he lias administered Hiram S Penn estate This is to cite all perse s concern, nl, kindred aud creditors, to show cause, it, any they can, why said aiitninisnor sliou d not be discharged from his administration ami receive tellers ot d.sminsion 0.1 tbe li st Monday in April 1896. This Jany. 8 1896. John P. Davis O:dinary Floy 1 coirntx. Georgia. . —.— ■— —-—- y ' ■' * Citation--Leave To sell, Georgia, Floyd cmiii'y: loall whom it may concern: B I Hughes Administrator of T f Hcwel deceased has in due lorm applied 10 ihe utjdeis'gned for leave 10 si 11 lands 1 efongnig to il.e estate of said deceas ed, ana said appliea ion on the first .Monday i Feby. 1 ex.. 'lhis ti day of Jany. 1896 j hu P. Davis Ordinary. Citation-Leave To Sell. G orgia, Floyd county: To all whom 1; may coiicmru: C W Uaderwool Administiator’pf ida V Snyder deceased has in ue form applied to the undersigned for leave lo sell lire lauds belongi ig to the estate of said rieceased, and said application will be heard on the first Monday in Feby next. 1 Ins 6 day of .I.aiy 1896. ' John P. Davis Ordinary. Citation-Leave To Sell. ,Ge irgia Fioyd county: , R L Knox and R li Reevas Administrators of John Montgonerj deceas ’d have in due f orm applied to the under signed for leave to sell lands belonging to the estate of sai l deceased an • said application will be heard on the first, Monday in Feby., j next This 6tb day of Jan. 181'6 John I’. 1-avis OiCinarj N’o jee to Debtory and Cred .ti >rs. All persons h ving deni rods against the el ta eot wiluam .. i:.,0.0y l ite of Fh>,d C uni' ty, d ceased, are hereby notified to renderis their'iviuands to the undersigned accordi gw aw. a id all pers ns indebied to said Estetl are required to make imuiedi.ite payment. Tt" January 9 h 18;>6 C W. Unuerwpod, Adm inistrator Win. L, Dooley I tiiSd ll DR. JAQUES JINC'INNAT’.OHIO Ha . practiced iijediuine fu ' incimiati 15 anpur than auv phy.-siciftf), giving special**' hjiuihi t' Nervous .and Urinary diseaSf’ ( vNurvoiih liability, Ivupofency, f roin youtnlu iii’iiacretion, excesses ininaxu j yea.T ■* anti c causes, inducing sonie of i <»ih>wiiisvip *ins, as di4zines« t confu ß * ollo ideas, defective intmery, aversion to society Gonorrti-ja, Svpliihs. ihe later causing eruptions eni.trued joints, rhtuamtisuK ng in groins, mucous uAluhcs in nioutli. s ,,re throat, f illing bair. Consultations free au‘l viteu. 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