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Hi’’ It c ’ t hl- I •i ' I* » , n •! «l • d . . v IM' .- r Mb* •• « l phr ’■ j • “ ; 1 '«l>. «r I ]> 7 I n. < • I I< ' J ' •• •<»«» i i a Bi,'j ock of c: vo ' '.v i!■ ?, n “u >i r ’/ n e' tc‘ i < ht’ l ' *n f e me a' ’ n n-t b so at or CJ. -t. G Stoffrege a ii n e * J. K. i I iiamso’ -s je-ve •i y ’s'oek. HEHIFFS SALES HE IASCOIBPI EoRGJA F..OYD COUNTY ! Will b' sold before tna ourt house <lcoi in n city o' Home, Floyd county oa, l>e ween 1c leral hour* of >ala. on the Hrat Tue*<tay in tb.’uaiy, 1697, tlie following described ; roper '< wit: I’.irc H cliy lot nit N.>. 173 in the Cc.osa id >n of ho city of Rome said proper y frriit .4 on First avenue 108 1-6 feet and tuiiiiiiiu <:< the same width be:we<n properties of I UardlnontlviHi.il n and bv the Ga . oil ill on’he Noi Ji and tothe pro. erty of the , od Mi I on the West, being the same pr ip c mvt y. don the '23rd day of Wav is.in by '. s. I Graves to R Ji. Wet and n corded in >ok*'<) ’’ on n"ds on p'lges Ili and 94 in Cli rk « ;.i a id Floyd Coimtv G i. Levied on bv virtue .. 11 fa issued from the Floyd Superior Court lavor of Mrs. Sallie F. Turner vs. l{. H. e t as the proper.y of the defenda t Abo at ill same time and place, three acres f and lot no 531 all of land lot Nos 532 an I '..01d vine and 57-100 acres ot lot No.* I al n Io s in the 16th D strict and Fourth Section, il'io d county Ga Levied on by virtue of ~ i's ice court li fai-su.-d from the 14 i d n.s ict G. d Floyd c vmty <la ,in favor of Ter- ne Nixon C’o vs. E G. Hatboras the p oper oi E . Harb ir, the Defeuiiant. Iso at 'he same lime and place, that potdon ’ot No, 3'26 in the ‘23.-d District and 3rd Sec ihi Floyd enmity r,a , beginning at a point in ue center of Dean street at the intersection ot lie -oath iineof the si ree: known on n ilz Bros in.pot Hou e and us suburbs of 1890 as Fifth venue, rui n.ng thence West 6 0 feet; thence ■.as noo leel to the center of D :an street, thence i r.li ■ in tei i; thence South with the center id n ssreet to tlie bebeglniiiiig ,point, being th me jit< jtei ty desciibed iu a mortgage from a said Alary Bobnson to said Hattie !_• an!’ dated llih ofApril 1890, and record. :u.. bo ‘ ”T" of mortgages page 141 ,ii “i ho etc... ofii of Floyd Superior court. Levied II b> I e of a fi fa issued from the Floyd t> court in fsvor of Haute f. Stanley vs, I rrynKosias'.i.., cf tlie property << he rletend . i iso at the same time and place, a er am lot lying and being in the Fifth rar.! ot the >.ity of Rome, County ot lord, Stare of Georgia, beginning at It - ju.il corner of Forest and Main i.ets, th n:e west a’ong the south sideo. r orests .eet 135 leel to als foot alley, thence outh along the east sioe of said alley 61 feet liei.ee east 135 feet to Main street, thence oriu along it e i est side of Main stscec sixty ue feet to the point of beginning. Levied on n virtue of a tila issued from tbe Floyd Su perior court m lavo. of the interstate Building and I oan A ssociaton vs, Sallie C. Green, as tlie ■ rroperiy ol the defendant. A so at ths same time and plaeQ, a cert in 1 . ryii g and being in the Oostanaula Division | t ilie city of Kouie, Georgia, situated on the or, er of N’nth avenue and West first street a i it a trout on Ninth avenue us sixty-five \eet ) nor or less, extending back the same width ..si ie i more or less, joining the lot of W. H. A' k ns and Being palt ol city lots Nos seven two ai d • e veiny three in said division, Lev. ■ d on by virtue of a Mtg fl fa isfueu 'rvin the F nd Superior Court in favor of W. H. Ed min Ison Guardian of the orphan of M. F. ~ea I. vs. W. H. & H. W. Edmondson & w. H E iinpndsoH A Co., as the property of w. H. and H. W. Edmondson and W. H. Edmondson & Co., the tlefis. Also at the same time and piase, lot No. 78 ' sod improvements thereon in the Fourth Dis i trf t and Sourtu Section of Floyd Cvusty Georgia. Levied on by vir ue of three tax fi fas i stud by J. J Black T. C. for the years 1886, 1< 7 and 1888 in favor of Samuel runkhousir Ain inistra or ot the estate of J. J. Black 8e cease t I'ransferc i vs. Mi)n L. Balmer as-the p o.'uity of the deft. A<o t the sane ini Lind place, one Black ,iu .ie mu e about six year old about fifteen | I a ids hsgh named Daisy. Cne d. rk bey horse in e about six years ol I about fifteen hands gh named M’ke, purchased < f Bass Bros.' Jt i.’ii. i evied on by virtue of a mortgage fi fa is « ied from the Floyd City Court in favor of Bas p iUos,’ Jt Co. vs, C, S. Ellison as the pioperty of he date 1 'ant. J. P. McConnell, Sheri 11. MARSHALL’S SALE' FJR MARCH 1897 CITY ’ F lb ME, FLOYD COUNTY, GA There will be sold before the •. mt house door ill the city of Lune Floyd county, Gu.onthe fi.st , Tuesday in March 1897 etween the legal hcure of sale the following described property, to ’VU : 00e45 horse power engine and o'le , one plainer and matcher, itiehardso'i make, one r»p saw mi hine, one Eager band saw. one ' rank pony planer 1 six inch moti ding machine, one joint* r, o e shaver, r ne forge, one resaw with counter shaft, 2 sandeis, 2 "or and sa«h p anes, 1 dado ma t hine, 2 mouldersl sharper, 1 swing •ul-.of, 1 boring machine. 1 blind i -lat wirer, 1 iron frame varie r ysa”.', i . . () tr-et mam shutting, all coup ' is. hangings, pullevs and be!t --; mg. ns the properly of the Patton nsii Doorand Building, Co., locat il in Rome. Ga. m the mill ot said i company on West Fitst St. Lev i d on by virtue of a tax fi fa in lavor of the Mayor and Council ot, he Citv of Rom’- 1 , for the u-e ot . T. Cheney transferree, for tax .Inn said tlie year 1895. J B. Shropshire, Marsha!l. Year’s support. •■cirgia, Floyd couu y. Tai wli im it maj concern ; Nntice is hereby riven, that the appraisers appointed to r>et i- art a .<i assign a year's support to Elizabeth LI yd. the widow of T, N. L.oyil, deceased, have nlud their award, aod unless good and Huffi ‘ien t ■ a use is shown, the same will be made the judge I tn-' t of tlie court at the M irch ter'", 1897, o i lheco rtol Ordinary. Th s Feb. 15t,1897. John F, Davis, Ordinary. LETTERS OF ADMIMISi RA TION. Georgia, Floyd Counta : To all wh in it maj edheern: J. B S. W' arton havh g in proper iu ipplie'l to me tor per tuu* ent letters of adinidistrati* non th .* estate <»f John H. Wharton late of said countv dr« ueased.and asks the appoininent of w B. Coker.Thia la to cite ail andmngn'ai' the ( real toiaand wx’ of kin of John 11. wharion to au«l appear a mx • thee within the time alh wed bv law ahd shoe cause, i! ary thev can, why permanent adminis: ,ation ahould n< i be gran " ed to vv || O ker on John 11. Wharton's vatate Wj reaa my hand anil < tlluial s enature thia J Ist day of E/.b’y IW. Jehu P. Davie I Ordinal y. i L • ttci s of . (I’uir.ii tration Georgia, I oyd c iin’y : T.i AH wnoin it in y concern: M. nonaid. Sparks, Siewari co, having in pro ei form ep- ■ pile 'to me for permanent eueis ot ad ninis | '■ration on the estate of Ait x.m'.er Billups, late . of said county, decea-c l. ’ his is to cite all and singular ilie creoitois and next of kin of Alex- I ander Bilbips to be and appear at my office within the time allowed bv law and show cause if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to W. H. Enins, county Administrator on Alexander bilhtps estate- Witness ntv hand and official signature this Ist d y of Feb. l*sb Joan I'. navis. Ordinary. Y’ear’s oupno t Gem a. Floyd cornty; To all whom it way concern : Notice is hereby given tha’ the appraisers appointed to set apart i apd assign a year’s support to Mrs, Maty lark ' Howell, ihe widow of i.F Howell, deceased,) have ti ed their award, and unless good .and j sufficient cause is shewn, the same will lie) made the jui’gement of the Court at the Alaich ) term 1897, of the Court ot Ordinary. This Feb ) •nd, 181'7. John P. Davis, Ordinary. LETTERS OF ADMINISI RA- TION. I Georgia, FI'YD County: To a’l wlK.in it may concern : wJ D Drum mond having iu proper iorm applied to me lor pern an nt letters of administration Deuoni non j on Hie estate of Tnc3. Brannon, late of said < county det cased This is to cite all and singular ( the cieditors and next oi kin of Thos,. Brannon i co be and appear at my office vi'.hin the time allowed by law and show cause, it any they can, why permanent adminis - ration should not be granted to W L Drummond on 'lhos, Brannon’s estate, Witness my hand and official s guature this 2nd day ol’Feb’y 1897. John P Davis Ordinary. Citation-Leave to Sell Geojgiu, Floyd County: To all whom it may concern : Mrs. Helen A. Nevin Administratrix of M, A. Nevin deceased has in due so m applied to the undersig ed for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, and said application will be heard on 'he first Monday in Eeby. next. This sth day of Jauy. 1897. John P. Davis. Ordinary. rim (ns Birmingham, Mobile And Ntw Orleans On account of Mardi Gras car nival the Southern Railway com pany will sell round trip tickets to each of above p aces February 26 27,28 and March 1 at one fare for round trip, good io re urn 15 dais Horn date of sale T. Smith P T A. Rome, Ga. C A. Benscoter A. G. P. A. Chattanooga Tenn. Miss Eva Camp and Miss Julia Bayard are visiting Mrs. J. J Hmiilloii, at Etna. NEW Ai) VERTISEMEN ' S . CATARRH : i is a LOCAL DISEASE and is the result of cold and clint itic changes. FO < YOUR PROTEC I ION we positive'y state that this remedy does not contain meic rv or any other injurious drug. | ELI S GREW BALM is acknowledged to lie tlie most thorough cure , for Nasal Ca'arrb. Cold in head and Hay fever of til remedies. Ir. opens and dense* the nasal passages, allays ptin and i I) matidn, heals the | son’s, protects 'he membrane from colds, re’ j •toies ’he senses of ta te and smell. A particle j is appded directly into the nostrils, is agreeable i 50 cents at Diuggists ’r by mail; si-mples Diets j by mail. ELi BROTHERS 56 Warren Stieet, New Y >rk. HINDERCO.TNS Th <• only Cur« fbt Cornu. Stop* all p»in. Mtik« s vnlkr-r »«<v- 1 »■. at Phu/kiMs. | PARKERS HAIR HALS AM 1 Cle<nand beautifica tho hair Pruiiiotc-a a luxuriant growth. K«v<r Fails to Gr«y Hair to jtn Youthful Color. 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Terra Cotta Figures Gold * and Steel Rim Sped?ades arid Brie- ‘ * a-Brac emb acing/a full line of beautiful goods that placed togeth * * , er makes a magnificat stock, has £ mi. ■*-' m gg: been thrown on the mark tat * «' g * s I Assignee's Sale t * if ” # * • S lg{ T he class of goods, banded oy Mr. Willi is too weH-knnwn of the public to need further in- S 4 trcduction by rne. I amgoino < close out the entire stock at once- The goods must be sold, and there * g ‘ so e the stock has been cut to * * such ’ ; ic i i erypur » chaser is bound to make money on nis investment. Come at once. J H.G STOFFREGEN, | * ASSIGNEE. W * * * W ' .w * * if W -W * W $ REPAIRING | # I repair Furniture and Bicycles, Call on or address J | JACK O’REAR #
