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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1897)
UTINGSPELLS nnd Dizziness ' . Fellow La Grippe. I «C HEAR ?®SS ABOUT THIS DISEASE THAN FORMERLY, BUT IT IS STILL «‘IY PREVALENT. , This Disease is Especially Sericss in People of | advanced fige-The best way to Escape it is to Fortify the System Against it. #’*'>»• the Sei. Kra. tiieenthurg, Ind. A noteworthy instance of the fallibility of; eT en the most » ki 1111,1 physi.-ians is furnished | ju the case of Mrs. J E. Smiih. of Greens- ■ burg, huh S For four years Mrs Smith was afflicted I with » nervous affection that finally left her ■ Aimott completely helpless and which the E phriicinn «ho first attended her said post- ■ lively could not be cured Subsequently, a I nu mber of physicians ip this and other cities, ■ declared her case to be hopeless ■ To-day in spite of the verdict of the doc- I lon. and without their aid, Mrs. Smith is B perfectly well. To a A’ew A'ra reporter she I B wld the story of her extraordinary recovery. |P “Five years ago I hod a severe attack of B la grippe, followed later by another. Pur ■ jag the four years tollowing, my health con- B T Hnued to decline, until finally 1 was hardly B able tn move. I K “After having the grippe,” said Mrs. B Smith, “I was able tube nbout for awhile, ' B and to do some work. But in a short time B after the second attack 1 began to experience H nervousness, and often had fainting spells. H my trouble being similar to hysterics. 1 H gradually grew worse, and in a short while B I became subject to such spells of nervous ■ nessthat I could do no work, being scarcely H able to move about the house. I could not ■ sleep and could not eat. I would lie awake ■ nights, my muscles twitching continuously H My physician called it nervousness of the ' B tthroat and breast, and after treating me for ■ several months said that my case or any case ■ like mine positively could not fie cured I Different physicians in Greensburg ami other I titles who attended me, agreed that my case I was hopeless. For three years I lingered in I misery, trying different doctors and remedies, I but none did me any noticeable good. Fin- I ..illy my druggist advised me to try Dr. Wil- , I liams’ Pink Pills for Pale People, which was I so highly recommended by newspapers. As . I 1 last resort I tried them, thiulritig that if I I they did me no good death might soon give | me relief. The first dose helped me, nnd 1 with every dos- I improved. I took alx.ut ■ ll three boxes and a half and was completely cured as you see me to-day, perfectly healthy and able to do all my own work." GENERAL DEBILITY. Mrs. Henry Neiman lives at Sunman.lnd., and a very cozy home she has, too. A re porter recently called on her and found her ’ looking stout and well, showing no indica tions that she had ever experienced a day’s illness in her life. But her story, as related I to the reporter, proved quite different. ■ About two years ago." said Mrs, Nei- I man, “I was taken ill with sciatic rheuma-| ■ tism. general debility and female weakness. I My trouble »oon told on my entire system. ' ■ vheeks became and pale, all energy j I MY XEIG[ICOR TOLI) ME ■ About Hood's Sarsaparilla and ■ advised me to try it —Ibis is the. ■ kind of advertisn g w|i ch gives ■ Hoods Sarsaparilla th. .digest' I ■ I ■ sales in the world. Friend fells' ■ friend that Hood's Sarpnpa’il la B cures; th:it it giv s str ngth. health , ■ Gtslit vand vigor, anti whole : B licurhlo-rhootlc use it as a family J B medicine B H" d t : pji] s iiC [ pisilz end ) . <| 'iiiit v <’.;i the liver and bowel". B Cure sirY headache. B ’'ll EASTERN TARIFF AS B s 'Ci ASION, OLD POINT ■ COMFORT, VA. RFDU m ced rates via ■ THE KN RY. ■ *" r "j.-ion of t It- r.p elir.g ■ ff" s ’.l'liotis'eru tariff Associa- Old Point Comfort, Va., | ■ I'-'th, 1897, the Southern | whi seil tickets front) Viinf t '/ a ., anc j return,sat rat" t Olle fiist ciass limite' 1 fir; tor ‘ I COLORED FCbOC L K CONCERT THURSDAY ■ 'oncert of th" co.ored puh- IC ; will tase place at Nev -9 house Thursday June B ’ ,B P-m. All childien who at- 'H ~ endiJ<l S( -'ld>ol before the fire will B ppFree and may get tick- B p S j IJI1( l a v and Tuesday from S Snp 0 ■' I)pnt at Presbyterian church B seats will be reserved for. B rd °f Education, and their B 'heads. left mt-, and I fell oft rapidly in flesh. Then it was that the rheumatism troubled me in my lower limbs. One attack after another came on, growing worse each time, till I could not walk at ail. tit course 1 could do no work while lu this condition, which made , life truly a burden to me. My appetite I failed me and many a night was spent in i sleeplessness. Various remedies I tried all ) without avail, when 1 was advised by Mrs. Henry Osting and others to try Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills for Pale People, the medi cine having done them such a groat good in similar troubles. I purchased a box of our druggist, Higney & Co., and before I had taken it nil J began to fee) much better and the pains began to ease. I continued to take them, buying a second box, and when it was nearly gone 1 was able to walk about as | well m ever, and bavs not bem troubled ! since. Die medicine seems to have done mach I good tn this locality, as many of my neigh i bors speak favorably of it and, as frfr my self, 1 can heartily endorse Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, feeling confident that anyone afflicted as 1 was could easily be restored to their usual health by their use.” To substantiate her story Mrs. Neiman gave oath as to its truth, the following being j the seal of a Not: n Public: COI STY OF Rll I.KY, [ , . State of Indiana, j **■ Sworn and subscribed to before me a Notary Public, in ami for Ripley County in j the State of Indiana. PIAI .] G. W. PtQNEY A’oMrj/ Public. . Dr M Ilhams’ Pink T ills for Pale People have an enormous sale, and from all. quarters eome in glowing reports of the excellent re sults following their use. An analysis proves that they contain tn a condensed form all the elements necessary to give new life and rich- | mss to the blood and restore shattered nerves. ' They are an unfailing specific for such dis- - I eases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, I I St. Vitus’dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheuma- I tism, nervous In ada<he, the after effects of la i-rippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and sal- i low complexions, that tired feeling resulting I from nervous prostration ; all diseases result ing from vitiated humors in the blond, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also a specific for troubles peculiar to females, such as suppressions, irregularities, and all forms of weakness. They build up the blood i and restore the glow of health to pale and sal- , low cheeks. In men they effect a radical cure - in all cases arising from mental worry, over- I work or excesses of whatever nature. There I are no ill effects following the use of this won- | I derful medicine, and it can be given to chil- I dren with perfect safety. These pills are manufactured by the Dr. | Williams’ Medicine Company, Schenectady, ! I N Y.. and are sold only in boxes bearing the 1 firm’s trade mark and wrapper, at fit) cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, and are never sold lin bulk. They may be bad of all druggists or direct by mail from Dr. M’iUiams’ Medicine i j Company. The price at which these pills are ■ j sold makes a course of treatment inexpensive i as compared with other remedies. I RELIEF IN SIX HOURS Distressing kidney and. Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the -‘New Great South American Kidney Cur". ” This new remedy 'is a great surprise uu account of I itsexceedlng promptna sin r liev i ihg pain i: the bladuer, kidneys, back at d hv -ry part of the urinary ) 'pasht ges i' mal" or femah. It I "re : rvest. teni" n < f wa er m pass-1 ' Hig it almost immediutely . Ityou, want quick roller >';;<t cur" . ns is; vour remedv Sld !>■ D. . I Curry R -me, Ga. I CHEAP RATES >12.95 Rome to Atlanta and re-j turn via, Western and Atlantic R. R. .May 17th limited May 18th ac count Bari'tiiii & Bailey circus r.iin-' leave Kt-me 6 :i m 7 :o-> a m i 4:25 p m. C. K. Ayer, • r .tT. A. I ; Mrs. A. lovneti. residing at 72,; 1 H"nty S' ~ Alum, uL. antlered I with sciatic rheumatism for over) eight months. SI." doctored for it . Inearlv toe whole ot this time,, 'using various remedies jecoin-| , mended by friends, and was treat led by the physicians, but received Ino relief. She then used one and a , half bottles of Chamberlain’s Pam Balm, which effected a compete cure. This is published at her re quest, as she wants others simi larly afflicted to know what cured her. The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by all Druggist Fl S 2 I 1 PStfJWSrGffice 104 N. SULTAN DICTATFS NOW t The Pow.rs, he Thinks Musi Acciuiece. THE SHEIKH UL-ISLf.M I Declares it is Impossible F<>»: Is lam to Give up The-sai y WrnioVT Another War Feeling High ; Lcnd N. May 29.—The P -ft nas consented to u-go iitie tern * t p ace with th" powers, pr<>\iq’<i tbatt’id Greek commanders fir?t ) sign th-> armistice, and that** 11." I treaty be signed by ’he Turkish a.id vr"ek M'u;sters in ri:esa«iy- Ihe tlai v Mail here eavs: “the question of giving up Thesseiy to I Greece is rapidly becoming more serious in Constantinople. Ihe Minis ers and civil, military and religious officials—all classes fr m the street porters—are against the withdrawal of the troops. Every imaginable influence is being ex erteo on the Sultan to have him retain the conquered territory He alone does not show hie hand, lhe Sheikh Ui-leiam declares it impossible for Islam to abandon ] without war, territory conquered i from infidels. Exalted Ottoman officials build' much on Germany’s jealousy oi : Russia, and assert, apparently with truth, that the German Emperor is straining to oust Russia from her position of confidential adviser to the Sultan. SUMMER SCHOOL, YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN AS- SOCIATE) , ASHEVILLE, | N. C. REDUCED RATES VIA SOUTHERN RY. F r the occasion of the meeting lof lhe Summer School of the I r - ' • • -I I Young Women’s Chiistian Assoem ' tion at Asheville, N. C.;*Junt 15-25, 1897. the Southern Rai - way will sfl! tickets to Asheville. |N. C.: and return at rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets i will be sold June 13'h, 14th and I 15th, good to return until June I I 27th. 1897. Call on any agsnt of ) the Soulfbern Railway for further 1 information Beauty is Wealth. I Bjeai tt i g as essential t > n wo- I man as any other quality w ith 1 beauty of form and feature comes I beauty of mmd and character. Physical beauty is a rounded form, the brightly tinted cheek, lhe vivacious eye, a certain ease and grace >f manner, which 'nJi catee a superabundance of physi cia! strength Very few wont" - , possess th". c e qualities, but ven nvtnv more might possess them who do not. If you feel that you i are losing vitality, losing vitality. I j losing your beauty, losing your I j slrenerh, if vou f" r l y«nr ' I face whtch once was plump and) | rosy is bec 'mining ihin and sal ' low, that wrinkles (which are the ! terror to all pretty women) are I ! beginning to appear, take our ad ) vice and 'rv that greatest of dis-1 j coverie.s, th" ‘‘Massage Face I Cup’’which is the only means i known to science to convey, rt id i thin and sallow expression into a I i plump and rosy face. It will trans form a i'ac" with plain or homely features into an expressu n <t* I grac" and beauty, Physiology; j teaches us that if would he strong; I we must t xercise the muscles winch | i need th" developing. Exercise j causes the b ood to rush to that I i part of the body called into »c-I I tion. th" muscle is fed and strong- I l thened by the fresh blood and will ’ therefore develop. The Massage Cup will do for the ' face, when proper* applied, by jcontiacting and relaxing the mus cles. what exercise will do foi the other parts of the body. If yon would have a pinkish , complexion, if you would like a face plump and rosy, it you would like to remove that “borrid”wrin kle, send One Dolar to us and we mail von. the great “massage face Cup,” with full directions for its. ■ use. Remember you can have your money back if you say so. Agents Wanted Address J. C. Lenny & Co. 35 Broadway, N.Y. Mr. Albert Hine, who has been 1 ’in the city for a few days left this 1 morning for Brunswick. | In UarkestAfrica. 1 And Even Unto the Ends of the Earth Munyon is Supremo. The Munyon system of disease cure, made up of Munyon's Hom?, opathic Home Remedies, is doing more to ri 1 the wono vs and Sickness than- ail the • com- ned. - •<d 1 s c o v cries, 4 harmless in the f ' V. hat: i> of a ■ ■ . - ■ '• prov- | J in « tl! eyr po- : W S; of Wi ijjr that It would V’ *■.,T be Sheer mad- VK ness t< : any \»i /<-, * 3 sick person to x / ■ ■'‘t f turn away \ / from their j,*. ‘w benefits. A cloud of wlt- V ‘ • • - ■r.t en- t‘T t ' Crum East < » <*.V- to West, and I 1 r North to South, 1 ' are telling their cure., and praising Munyon, whom they > «'-» upon as their b- nefactor and f.tond. .1. E Hatch-r. of 'he well-known firm of Hatch r & Co.. Fire Insurance, Cham ber of Cotrtnerce building. Richmond, Va.. says: ” I have been a sufferer from catarrh for several years, and have been treated by doctors, but did not receive any relief. Seeing a favorable notice of Munyon's Catarrli Remedies I decided to try them, but did not expect any more result- than from other remedies. I am glad to acknowledge, however, that I have used the Munyon Catarrh Cure and Catarrh Tablets for three weeks, and that I have been entirely cured.” J 1.. Tribble. Anderson. S. C.. says: "I was afflicted with Catarrh of the stom ach and Indigestion for nearlv five years. I sought relief in every direction, but was unable to find it. It was only a thort time after I began taking Munyon’s Improved Remedies before I was com pletely cured.” Munyon has a separate specific for each disease. For sale by druggi'ts. moetlv 25 cents a vial. If In write to Pro fessor Munyon. at Philadelphia, Pa., and vet medical advice free. FING2R JERKED OFF BY A MULE f Yr. 3"ii Camp had a finger j-rked off yesterday by a mill", 'The animal reared and hi& digit was caught in a ring tearing it al-« moit a« t.yfroru hit blind, Dr. Ivey sewed it fug-tber and at las' reports h" was resting well. Hon. L. A. Denn is hone from Atlanta. | Young Carlson and father were I tried b fore Justic » Tre»daway ■and bound over to court, charged i j with an assault up-'n Wiley Tram mell, of North Rome. H Iders hack line is' a new in s iiutioii. The line has been jut o i Letwe n Mobleys’ Springs and i : Lindale'and th-* round trip, from the sprint's to Linda!" and returi , | is on.v Ihi, c-nis. c. i. -I B Elbil if * Went d>Wll I t > > ave Spring yesterday afler neon RAILWAY, j Condensed Schedule in tiffed key 2, j burnous. .so lo so n No 8 Lv Chattanooga oaOaiu 2 55pn: 10 uvptn Ar Dalton 7 nlam 4 23po> 12.11 am Ar Rome 9.1.0 am Ito pm 1.45 am Ar Atlanta 11 4 'am 8 ucptn 500 am | Lt Atlanta . 4.10 pm 8 3opni 5. -sam ' Ar Macon 7 0 pui li.iopm Sl.i»m Ar Jesup 4,oam 2 41pm Ar Everett 5 25am Si. pm Ar JuckHonville 8 loam S 3<.pm Lv Jesup 9..>oam 3ißam Ar Jacksonville 1 OOpn. 630 pm , Lv Everett j.*«m 1 30 pm Ar Brunswick .. 6. Span. <Bopm No 8 carries Pullman sleeping car Chatta nooga to Atlanta. No. lOcames Pullman Sleeping Car Chatta- 1 nooga to Atlanta. • No. B carries Pullman Drawing Room Buf fet Sleeping Car Chattanooga to Jacksonville end Atlanta to Brunswick. st* i toss No. li Jo 9 No. 7 Lv Atlanta T wain ttspm luo’pm Ar Rome 10.:15am 6 35pm I.ooam Ar Dalton 11 4am 7.9 pm 2.W)am Ar Chattanooga I.oopm 9 00am 4. Ratu Lv Chattanooga 9 lepm SS'um Ar Lexington 4.aSau 5 05pm Ar i tneinnit ?. 4 am 7 I;pm ■ Lv Chattanoovn t.3unm i 8.1 am , Ar Nashville | l i) 'pm I i.-i'pm Not 13 carries Pullman Drawing Ri om Buf fet Sleet 1 gCarAtla it t > Nashville. No. 9 tames Puuman Union Sleeping Car Atlanta to Louisvi 1 ■ and I‘u.lu.au Sleeping car Chattanooga to Cincinnati. No 7 carries Pullman S eeptng Car Atlanta to ( hattauooga and from C batt nooga to Cin cinnati. I STA IONS. I No 1 No. I! No. Id Lv Chattauouga 8 om 4 o.iaml HI pm Ar Knoxville .ilid'aml So>aml USOpm Ar Morristown 1 lOp ni 9.50 am I t.sspm Ar Hot Springs. i 3 int .ii 11.4 am 12 23am Ar Asheville i 4 Japin' 1 ISpnii 139 am I Ar Salisbury |......... 6 4Uptnj tiooam ; Ar Greensboro | P.i-’pm! 8 s'htm ; Ar Raieizh | 7.10 .m 11 45am Ar Norfolk 5 2'pm I ; Ar Washing en I ‘3.42am S.Rptu j Ar New York 12.43 pm l o.2:<um No. U carries Pullman Steeping car Chatta nooga to New York via Ashevil e. and Salisbury to Richmond, arriving Richmond ; 6.00 a. m. No. 16 is solid train Chattnnoo<ra to Norfolk with Pullman S. eplng (ar (h.tl noogito Norfolk without change. Close connection made Mt Norfolk wits steamers for Riiti more. New York and Boston. Pullman Sleep- ' ing Car Salisbury to New York via Washington 1 stations. No. 16 i No. 8 | Lv < hattanooga. 6 lopin s ::uiim Ar Knoxville : 9M>pm 11.59 m Ar Morristown 12.29am| 1 lilpm I Ar Bristol 6.10 am 4 05pm Ar Washington 11 35pmi 7.35 am i Ar New York 6 2 ami 1.20 pm I No. Scarries Pullman Sleeping Car Chatta nooga to Washington and Chattanooga to New York without change No. 16 carries Pinlinan S'eeping Car Chatta nooga to Knoxville and Knoxville to Bristol, STATIONS *<O IB Lv Rome... 9 loam Ar Anniston 11.10 am Ar Birmingham 10.10 pm Ar Selma 4.05 pm Ar Meridian 8 00pm Ar New Orleans ll 20am ' Ar Jackson 9 45am Ar Vicksburg ti.tßam Ar Shreveport 7.2upm tN0715 I No. 9 I 2ZZZZZZZ tNft 18 2.l"pm 4.:>opm:Lv Rome....ar B.toam 850 am & 45pm 7. llpmi Ar Gadsden.ar 60 am 6 34am 6.10 pm 725 pm Ar Aiialla. .lv 53.»m 6.2 am t Daily except Sunday. | Suduay only. < W. H. GKc-ilN.Geu supt. Washington. D. C, J M. CULP. Traf Mgr Washington. D. Q W. A TURK. G. P. A Washington. D C i i c. A. BENSCOTER.a o r A. Chattanooga. j Mots. Train No. • will sot bo operated be tween Morristown sad Asheville until Juno 15. 1897 HOW’S THIS W offer On" Hundred Follarn Reward for any cas* of Caiaruh that can not l>" cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. E.J. CHENEY A CO., Pr<>;ie ~ Toledo, O. We the undersigned, t ave knewn F J. Cheney for-tl.e last 15 ynars, and believb him perfectly honora b’e in k'l businesatrauaaction and fit uncial y able to carry out any <>!>'matJ‘>ns made by th" firm West Truax, Wholesale Drug gists, Ton du. O. Walking K’nxao A- Marvin j Wholesale Druggists. T< icdo.Ohio. lli.ll’s Catarrh Cure is taken in perualiy actii'g tiirectly upon the hli'od and inueous surface* •‘‘’tic system. Pric» 75c. per bottle bold I by al! Dauggiats.Trstimono-le tree Hall’s Faintly Pills are the m- Twc years ago R. J. W trr • t druggist at Pleasant Brook, N. 1 nought a smai 1 supply of Chamber lain’s Cough Remedy. He sums up the result as follows : “At that Mine the goods were unknown in this section : today Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is a household word.” It is the same iu hundreds >f e-jmniunities. Whereever the good <iualiti"s of C'huinbvriain’s Cough Remedy become known the oeople will have nothing else For by aluggis Mrs. M. E. Johnson went to Chattanooga yesterday. She will visit the Lookout city for $ feiy nays. Also at the same time and place thut tract or parcel of land be ginning at thd«north west corner of West Seventh avenue ana West First st reet in the Ooostanaula Di vision of the City of Rome in said State and county, m d running j along West First stret a distance of 60 feet, thence in a northerly direction in a line parallel wi’h Seventh av°nue, a distance of 96 feet to the south line of lot of Mrs. I Katherine Baumgartner, thence in i a westerly direction along the I Baumeartner line 66 feet to Sev : enth avenue, thence iu a southerly direc’ion along Seventh avenue ,96 fe"t to the starting point. Also No. IC4 Seventh avenue, de * scribed as follows: Commencing on ft st side ot Seventh avenue 75 feet smith of the corner of Seventh avenue nnd North Boundry street, running thence in an easterly di ! tection, parallel with North Bonn <’.rv street, a distance of 75 feet, I thence at light ngles, southerly, in distance of 20 feet, thence at ri-ht angles easterlv a distance of 45 feet to Mrs S. Chidsey’s lot, thence at right angles southerly a ' distance of 32 feet to C. Banm- Igarttier’s lot, thence at right I angles, westerly,a distance of 120 feet to Seventh avenue, thence | along Seventh avenue 52 feet to i the starting poinD All of said I described property ben g parts of 1 lots 58 and 63 in -aid Oostanan a Division of tin* City oi K<?me, Gn., levied on by virtue- of a fi. fa. isened from the Floyd Citv Court I in tavor of the Excnange Bank of j j Rome, Ga , vs. Mrs. Mattie M. Underwood, as the property of the defendant LETTERS OF AD ” I NIST RA TION. ! GEORGIA, FL< YD COUNTY' i Te all whom it may concern: ITh trrias D. Powe’i 1 . having in |.r q>er form applied to rue for permanent letters of adm nistra tioii with will annexedc.u th" es i late ' f G. W. Pviweil, late of said t county deceased. This is so cite all and singular the credit:,re »nd ! next of kin of G. ‘7. Powell to] ibe and appear at my office withii; i the time allowed by law and shew i cause if any they can, why per manent letters <ff administration iwitnwil! annexed should not h | granted to Thomas D. P well oi >G. W. Powell’s "State. Wittiest mv hand and official signatur i tin* 3d day of May 1897. 4 v John P. Davis Ordinary, I ' LETTERS OF ADMINISTRA- TION. Georgia, Floyd County: To all whom it may coi.cern: Mary Townsed having in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Jery TownseJ, late of said county aeceased. This is to <yite ail and singular the creditors and next of kin of Jerry Town send, colored, deceased, to be and [appear at my office within the [time allowed by law and sho [cause, if any they can, why pe Imanent administration should nr be granted to W. P. Trout o ! J'-rty To estate• Witness ;• j r ini id and ulflei-il 1 : >hi - 3rd day •-! Muv 1897 John I’. Davis, 4w Ordinary riov.l county APPLICATION FOR LETTERS 'OF DISMISS I ON. I Georgia. Floyd County . V» iiereu*, . ar.i-» Al;i" Henley admiuistratix <>f John 4. Henley i deceased, r< p > * nts to (he court | in her p"titu>n du'v ti ed. that sh» has aiimi"is(»r 1 John 11. Hen i"v> estate. This i- to cite all p T“ons concert el, kindred and , creditor*, t< - .nv c i ns" if any l!; v can. whv *aid admit Gtratix should if i *»" <h. ~h ar g . d fr ni her admiiii'-t ration «nd r*c five letters of (liNiutssinn :i the first Monday in Auguet 1597. * his Muv 3rd !1897. John I’. Davis, . 3no ihilinary B’>»lc •i i* . Ji »•;!». , ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. Agreeable to a.i order of the Court ot Oraitiary of Floyd county Georgia, wil» b« sold before the Court house door, on the first Tuesday in June, 1897, within the legal hours of sale, the following described property, towit; One house and lot lying and being in the Coosa Division of the city of Rome, Georgia, being that i strip of land which lies between the Rome Railroad and the Eto wah River, lying adjacent to lot No. 183 of the City Map. extend# mg from the south side of Oos tanaula street where it intersects with the Railroad, apd running south 100 feet; thence to the river at right angles containing 1-8 of one acre, more or less, being the place where Alexander Billups died. Said property Sold (IS the property of Alexander Billups deceased. Terms of Sale : Cash, This Bth, day of May, 1897. W. H. Ennis, admr. of the es tate of Alexander Rillips, dec’d. ADMINISTRATOR’S SAL Agreeable to an order of ’he Conrt of Crdi n irv of Flo; <1 County Georgiy, will tie sold be fore the Court house door of said County, on the first Tuesday in June, within rhe legal hours of sale, ’he following described proper ty, towit: ICO acres of land, more or 1 ss, lot No, 15 tn the 22nd IMst, and 3rd Sect. <d Find County, Georgia. 2-1 and 5-10 acres, more or less, in the 2Jnd Diet, and 3rd sect of Floyd County, Georgia, being fractional part of laud lot No. 8?8; 29 and 8 lb acr“s, more or less, in the 22nd District anti 3rd Section of Floyd County, Georgia, being part of land lot No. 829: 40 acres, more or less, id the 22nd district and 3ri section of Fl >yd County, Georgia, being land lot No. 827: 10 acres iff lot No. 14 in the 22nd district and 3r I section of Floyd County, Georgia, described as follows: 10 acres in the South w<s corner of said lot, thence no-th 40 rods, therce east 40 -ods. thence South 40 rods, thence West 40 rods to the beginning Said property sold as the property of ThomiS G. Hraimou, deceased. Teims of sale cash. Thi- the 8;h day ol May 1407. W. H. ESXIS, Ailinr. of the e-tate of Thus, 3rann n. dee d. CI I’ATION—LE A v L TO SELL Georgia, Floyd county. To ull whom it may concern: \V. H. E.in’s Admioistra or rr •Jack Kini.ebr-'w deceased Ims if due form appLed to the undfD signed for leave to s-11 the lands belonging to the estate of said ue ceased, and said application will Ibe hoard on the first Mondav in Litr e next. This 2nd. day of May 1897. John P Davh, Ordinary. CITATION LEAVE TO SELL GEORGIA, Fl.clD COUNT' - . Toallwh m it miy concern: J H. Lumpkin I administrator ot Jonu W. Jones deceased has jin due torm apjHied to rhe undersigned for leave to si ll the lain s belonging to the estate of s i‘d deceased,and said application will be heard on the tlrs Monday in June next. This 3rd day of May 1897, John I’. Davis, Ordl >ary Floyd county Georgia. NOTICE. Calvin j. Pelf. ' In Floyd Superior Vs. ((JOUH No. 23 July Leila A. McDowell and i term ls:«7 Petition Wn. AI.McD Wed Delia. ' turn rule ni-si to J f< recioM* a mortgage 'lhe defendant* Lei I a A. Me. ewd! and wil* lia-u VI. McDowell are hereby c.auiuauded to be and appear a* ihe next term of blojd Superior Co rc to answer the above nauv-l petition. Witness the Hon, W. M, Henry Ju !ge of said (Jourt the 2nd d;-y of Aj nl l*u7. '*. E, Bcjsiegej » ik, Superior C* ur: Floy I County G » YEAR C CUIPORT (Georg a. Floyd County. To all wninn it may conear-i: Notice is here by given, that the appraisers appointed to set apart and assign a year's supper co Minnie RussMl, etal minor children of James tv- Russa I, deceased, have tiled their award, and unless g »id and sufficient cause is shown, the same will be made the judgment ot the Court at the .June term, 1897,0 f the Court of Ordinary This May Bth 1897. John P. Davis, 4w Ordinary. “Selects." Don’t leave that dis agreeable taste in yem mouth ! Try one and see. To quiet your nerves after sup I per smoke a “Select.” I All kin H of electrical repair ■ work done neatly and cheap. B V Henson, gas office.
