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8&<Mo 'Eegtstef. r l~p. * * 'T~ —•* *"*~f tyr* t 1 ™"' “* GA., THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1870. jffiOT &p> Cjsrißi, Gt., Dec. 23rJ, 117 3. At a nice' of tlie Btookhol<l ”-a of the Rockdale Register Publishing Comptiny, hold this day, the following officers were elec ted for the ensuing year : G no. IV. Gluaton, President. A. H. Zachbx, Vice-President. T. J. Tbeadwkle,, Treasurer. W. P. Reed, Secretary. A. C. McCalla, lid. and Bus. Man. Legal advertisements nnat hereafter be paid for in advance. No deviation from this rule will be mndo at any time, or under any cir’ijmstanees. All advertisements must be handed in before 12 o’clock, m., on Wed nea lay, the day before publication. Keoisteb Cos. The Comity Court adjourned last Mond iy to the second Monday in February. Yesterday was the birthday of the noblest hero in American history,—Robert E. Leo. Read the ciop reoorts on our fourth P'g • Gen. J. I*. Smuus has been elected Mayor of Covington. •*■■■" *—■ -♦ -v Mi. O. G. Roberts has been elected Mayor of Montiecllo. —♦■ . - , Mr. M. 11. Sandwich, of Thomas tan, Ga., was married ‘t Miss L'ucy Cheny, by Rev. D. Shaver, at the residence of the bride’s mother, in Covington, on Thursday last, the 15th iust. The happy couple left immediately for Thomaston, bearing with them the kindest wishes of their friends left behind. Parks has the following in the Atlan ta Constitution: “Mr. E. 13. Rosser, of Uonver, owns 1,120 acres of land in Texas, oil which the Southern Pacific and Atlantic Pacific/ railroad forms a junction, and he now wants to know how his sudden fortune will affect him. We predict that hia great fortune will fasten his affection oil Texas where h: found his fortune. Wo will be sorry to lose him, but are always glal to know that fortunes fi i 1 geo l men in Georgia, Air Addison 11. Shaver fs now run ning the Relay House, Conyors, Ga., in con nection with Mrs. Z. M. Chamberlain. He is an energetic young man and enjoys a large acquaint Wee with the travelling public, and is fast glining, th? reputation of a good hotel man..-■? ■. ■ ’ ' A. New flotcrprlse. In our advertising columns will be found thc- card of Mr. D. 3. Butler, ,calling attention of the p rV.ie to his no# Bakery and Confectionery. An establish nient of this kind has long been needs 1 in Conyers, and we are satlsfiedth u_Mr. B itlar ir the very man to furnish th> public what they want in his lino. Mr. Butler furnish is bread of the best quality at a low priee, an i housekeepers will flat! it convenient to give him a call Beal tile ad vertisement. A Tomato Race. Among too many excellent articles which our friend, J. S. Anthony, keeps in his stock, may be counted the seed ] from that justly celebrated firm, Briggs A Bro., Chicago, 111., and Rochester, Hew York, the largest seed house in the world. It will surprise many of our readers to learn that over 23,000 mer chants in the United States handle seeds fx-om JBriggs A.Bro.’s whose boxes, 'catalogues, la pels, chromo3, etc., are extremely attractive in high colorings and artistic finish. One of the newest designs from the hands of their artist? is whai is called “Briggs and Brother’s Great Tomato Race on their Grounds,” anl repre sents a race course with perfect representa tions of the different varieties of tomatoes striving for tho honors of lea lership. The de sign is extremely happy and pleasant, besides conveying to the farmer or horticulturalist considerable information upon the merits of the different tomatoes. Being practical"grow erg, Briggs & Brother mty be considered au thority on the subject. We see.that they place a; their leading varieties the Green Gage, Conqueror and Hathaway’s Excelsior, while /hay rate other varieties in the following or der of merit: Trophy, D jfiance, General Grant, Hubbard Curled Leaf, Hspper’s Goliah, Large Early Red, Dwarf Orange Field, Dwarf Early Red, Keyes’s Early Prolific, Sims’ Cluster, and in the rear, with reins thrown to the ground and a telescope at his eye to see where the rest are, shuffles up the Large Yellow. The whole scene is laid in the richest humor and no one can give the lithograph at J. S. Anthony’s an examination without breaking out in a hearty laugh. A *rorna(lA. Last Sunday night a train of colored excursionists passed down the read aloout nine o clock. As the train was not expected a good" many people were taken by surprise. But Blobbs was the worst sufferer. He was about retiring for the night, when he henrd a strange rumbling in the West. He had been ,reading Prof. Tice’s theory of storms, and, he felt a little tfiieasy. At last be stepped to the door and listened. The awful rumbling came nearer. The clouds overhead portended a storm. Blobbs couldn’t stand it. He rushed into the house, and called lustily to Mrs! Blobbs. t ■ “Starjyer stumps, ole woman—the tomader’s a gamin' , , urs. Blobbe intimated that her spouse was a fool. * H tell yer,” roared Blob os "that the harry cane is upon us—the crisis has come—the de mon of the storm is on his travels—don’t yvr bear that durned racket up the road f” "Sounds like a train,” said Mrs. Blobbs, as s e tugged away at a long stocking. "Train!” sneered Blobbs, “who ever heerd of a train at this time Sunday night ? Why, t mt’s the way all tornaders sound.” Just then the headlight of the locomotive came in sight. "What’s that ?” artied Blobbs. the train, you fool !” replied his Blobbs took a good, long look at the ihinr aud bounced into bed. He turned his face to the waU, and sternly ordered Mrs. B v not to i-peak t > him again that tight. FIFTY C!i.\TS RMJCKBB OFF! WE WILL SEND TUE DETROIT FREE IMIES3, M. QU AD’S PA PER , To Tub Kkjistbr subscribers for $1.50 por annum. The regular uric? of this great hu morous weokly is $2. Bring up your $3.50 and get two good papers for tho yearly REGISTER GO. For the Register. Contsrs, Oa., Jan. 18, 1875. •Editor Register : Last Wednesday evening was perhaps as cola as any one during the very cold week; but it did not detor a gooily number of our young people from attending a party pi von by Col. L. E. Brown and his good lady at their residence two miles from town. ' Had It been their first party there would not have been no such attendance as graced their elegant home on this occasion. But most of our young folks have attended at his residence before on such occasions, and o.d Boreas hiccself could not keep them away. t , Col. Brown and his lady .aro no " mincers, ’’ or " half-way” people, which was fully attest ed by the prepa rati ms made for their guests on last Wednesday evening. We say nothing derogatory to any of our housekeepers— and we arc blesasd with many excellent ones in this amotion —when we say that Col. Brown’s accomplished lady ought, by right of merit, be at the head o’f the list. We have been around some, and in our rounds, we have actendod a number of parties (so call ed). It is a hard matter to keep us away. Any kind of an invitation, however indirect, will bring us. Age creeps on, and little re sponsibilities are growing up oround usf but if our love for those festive gatherings grow less, wo cannot detect it. We can’t call to memory any party wo ever attended that we did not enjoy; and in taking a retrospect, it weuld be a hard matter Act say which one of the many we have attended was enjoyed most. A much more exacting and fastidious person than your'correspondent would have found no fault with any feature of tho party at Col. Brown’s. The suppor couldn’t have bee- sur passed. We took our seat at the table on the fourth round, and we would never have suspected that three rounds of hungry supper less—home of them we doubt dinnerless peo ple, who had divested themselves for tho oc casion, hid proceeded us. There wore no scraps, and the tables were loaded with an endless variety of good things, a" complete in all their proportions as when they coma from the hands of the cook, and the attention of tho tables by our Host and his servants was unremitting ; yO# couldn’t want anything or everything fast enouga to bo without it a min ute. Such attention at a hotel would soon make it famous. A number of the belles and beaux of Con yers were present, and tb :y behaved them selves so woll we would like to make- honor able mention by name p.f oaoh and every one of them, but as space would forbid, we can say that the ladies were dressed becomingly. We ate not enough of a fashion man to 1 say what thb tti?tic’>.3 of cdlors afro that constitute becoming dress for the various shades of beauty; but ' they all lookjl pretty, and “ sweat enough to kill,” would not be two strong an expression. Our young men are fumed for their gallantry, an l ou the occasion made for themselves now laurels. • We had some royal dancing ; and your cor respondent hid the exquisite pleasure of hay ing a lady for his partner in every sot that was anneed, after our arrival, which was not late —but our departure was. Such good fortune as that don’t fjftea fall to the lot of one of oar years and responsibilities. Miss Emma L-™—-d, Mis Lizzie ,J Miss Mamie W and, and Mis3 Willie S—— —t are the names, in part, of a few of. the young ladies who honored us at various times by be coming our partner in the dance; and to them, with hat off, and as polite a bow as one of our infirmities can make, we pay our re spects. Miss Emma L and, who is on a visit to our town, and the guest of one of our citizens is a mo st jfiaeeful dancer, and it is the wish of a good many of us that she may grace with her presence, while among us, many more such occasions, and the special wish-of your correspondent that he may find her on ruth occasions disengaged for at least one set. Someone has said that the happiest people in tho world are those who administer most to other people's pleasure. Tuat being true, we vote Col. Brown and his lady the happiest cou ple we can now thifak of. We can’t close this letter without saying something about our genial and urbane T. C. and our original and fun-loving T. R. who fu - nished us with all the really good music we had during the evening, and in several in stances, to pleasure others, they quit what was to them most delightful, tete-a-tete, and engaged ni that which didn’t give them any pleasure at all. Such sacrifices as that our young people ought to bear in mind, and the time is coming when we can reward them, and we must da it, even if we have to lay other business aside and ga to the Courthouse. Only in one instance was T. R. a little obstinate. We saw.hi3 situation and couldn’t blame him. He begged that he would take hia name down as a subscriber to the extent of fifty cents for the services of a musician who had already given us proof that making music was but lit tle in his lino- We offered to double the amount if that would keep other than tho music that could, be n.ade by our T. C. and R. at bay. Wo disliked to insist, but we fiad been .com missioned by the dancers, and we felt the duty to be an imperative one, and com * ho n; ust, and come he did, and they played “ Tho girl I left behind me,”, and we danced our boots off. - Here, to Col Brown and his accomplished Lady. May the many sunny hours they have made for others chase the shadows from their pathway. L. 4 Married. On the 16th inst., by liev. J. If. Brit* tian, Mr, J. S'. Arendall, of Gwinnett county, to M as Sarah J. Thompson, of Rockdale. The Sheriff of Newton started out with his posse, the other day, and arrested Isham Kelley and Ed Kelley, the father and brother of Cnas. Kelley. Ed is charged with some offense in Jackson county. Charles is wanted, but modestly prefers to avoid public ity. Just wait till Hawkins gets well I Mar ried. On the 13th inst.,' by TANARUS, D. Swaraj Esq., Mr. Robert Stowers, to Miss Emma Sparks. -fl. ■; Col. J. A. Swift, of Lithonia, ono of he most genial and urbane gentlemen cf old DoKalh, and the general agent [for three of the best fertizers that have been inroduced in to our State, was in *he city on Monday last,' in theinterostof the John C. Ragsdale,Brigh ton, and Swift’s Compound, the three fertili sers mentioned above. They have been tested in our midst for the past three years, and their rare mei it and peculiar adoptability to our soil have yiado tl\pm, by those who have tested them, 1 the much prefered fertiliser of the period. More could be said in favor iof either one of those throe fertilisers that could not be crowded into a newspaper article wo believe it‘will bo to tho interest of every farmer who plants a seed of cotton to use our, or all of those fertilizers.. They have boon thoroughly testedqn this community, sixle-by side, with what have been, and now considered, t he highest standard fertilizers ; and in every instance, tho test has been disparaging to oth er fertilizers. Col. Swift, while in our city, appointed Messrs. Stewart & Met’alia local agents, and our planters would do well to call on them and become fully informed of tho true merits of those Guanos befoie making arrangements of any kind. \TOTIUE IN BANKRUPTCY. This is to give notico that on the 4th day of January, a. and. 187(i, a warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of John F. Al bkbt of Rockdale county, State of Georgia, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition, and that the payment of any" debts, and the delivery of any property belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer of suiy proporty by him.are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt to pnyvo their debts and choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to’be bold en at the Register. Office, at Griffin, Ga. before Alexander G. Murray, Esq., Register, on the 26th day of January, a. and., 1876, at eleven o’clock, a. m. W. H, SMYTH, United States Marshal, as Messenger. NEW BAKERY t AND CONFECTIONERY, CONYERS, GEORGIA. —o HE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPEN ed a bakery and confectionery,on Centro street, where ho will keep constantly oa hand FRESH RAKERS’ J3liE.U>, CAKESANDFIES, CON F EC Ul ONER Y, FRUITS, ETC. Orders will bo promptly filled, and the at ti des delivered at my customers hones. Or ders for Weddings Parties filled on short notice. Satisfaction warrantsl. trice mo a call. tnotifi D. S. BUTLER. V A HE public are hereby cautioned against pur chasing or trading for a 'Cirtaln promissory note for #310.28, dated March 22 1, 1875, given by S. F. Spear to John Thompson, gumdian for Taos. P. Thompson, as ssi l note has boon paid and fully satisfied, aid has been lost or stolen.' JOHN THOMPSON. als Alt ru and HOME, Asa i . “ T II K IV EEKI. V G r, A T II I C.” The largest, cheapest, anl best Illustrate'. Newspaper, weekly edition of The only. Daily Illustrptal Newspaper in the Worid. An l the mo 10l Homo paper of America. iG - ' t Twelve large page3; beautiful Illustrations; a magnificent tivo-pstge steel production of. a celebrated picture; serial and short stories; fashions; nows; travels, etc, in every num ber. Only iffH,HO per Tear. Costly and useful premiums given t> clubs. The largest eash commission to agents of any paper. .Write for specimen. THE GRAPHIC COMPANY, “v 33—11 Park Place, New York. AVAMD. Dr. D S. SOUTH WICK, one of the most successful physicians of New Orleans, has lot cated in Atlanta. Confidential Medical Ad viser for all persons afflicted ; also, solo pro prietor of his celebrated d recently disco v § iiouot and § ed, and PURELY j TOBACCO ! VEGETABLE, 4 ANTIDOTE, ‘ ? Ve , r S ° V f hUD g § dred cured ; guar- 1 autees all cases; medicine sent c. o. and. to all parts of the country. Office and rooms 85 and 87 Whito haltstreet, Atlanta Ga. LiT AU communica tions strictly, private. noIB-Xy OUT 5 TIME UP ! To Our Customers: WOUR notes and accounts are now due, and i we need the money. Those that come up promptly will get accommodation again, and those that don’t pay up by Nov. Jet. will be charged extra per cent. Remember we did not propose to sell goods on time, and then wait till Christmas for the money. This notice ,is intended for all who haye pot paid up. Rc-, member that those who come forward now and pay up will be-remembered in th'e future. Now , . . ,v .. ' a I I’LBASIC DON’T PCX US OI F! ! j We also have on hand a-large and well se lected stock of General Merchandise, which we propose to sell as low as any house in town. We will pay the highest market price for all kinds of country produce. Give us a call Respectfully, , Oot. SU’75. J. H. ALMAND, &0N & CO. NO EXCUSE FOR BtiiNG SICK,' No person can use Boechee’s Gorman Syrup without getting immediate relief mct cure.—• We have the first case of Coughs, Cold 6 or Consumption, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs, yet to hear from that has not been cured- We have distributed every year for three years over 250,000 sample bottles to Druggists in all parts of the United States No other Manufacturer of Medicine ever gave their Preparation such a test as this. Go to your Druggist, Db. W. H. Lee & Son, and get a bottle for 75 cents and try it —two doses will relieve you. Sample Bottles 10 eentß eaoh. Jaol4 75-ly Is YOUR LIFE WORTH TEN CENTS ? Sickness prevails everywhere, and eveiy body complains of seme disease during their life. Wl>en sick, the object is to get well; now we say plainly that no person in this world that is suffering with I>yspepsia. Lives Complaint and its effects, such as Indigestion Costjveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach Heart burn, Palpitation of the Heart, Depress ed Spirits, BiWioufcnes, Ac., can Creed's August Flow n- without getting relief and ctfre If you doubt this, go to your Druggfet W H Ldei.i'on, and get a Sample Bottle for U) cents tnd try it. Regular size 75 cents. Two doses will relieve you. H *7? fl If Maleor Female.' Send y<}i*r ■fjwj U **, WJ address find get something WANT that will bring yotf iA hcraor- Mj f| M|E' Y? a Wy °vor $l5O a month sure. ; UNION, ' 4w 175 CfreenVlfch street, Now York. ‘ O ,1 DOOOOOOOOOOD o 000 ... OOOOOOOOODOOOOOO I>. H I ■■ 000 V <v, V I|: 1 OOXJOOOnOOOO 1 .1-1 o ■ 1 -.81 1 1 0000030^000000001)00 o.ftooooooooooooooooooooooooo’ioonnooooi luoonoo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCCOOOOOOOOOOOOIIOOOUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000 , 000 000 00000000 PACIFIC GUANO COMTAN l r . OOQDfjOOO 000000 000000, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOpIKIOOOOQPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO oooyoooyooyoooopuooooouoooooooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooooooo , o . .poooootkioooo o OOP OOpOoOPOOOOOOiiO.r OOtf 0 000000000000 ‘ o .is mi w.-iuq ••• v.-ai .( • ~v sj !| .siwt.nd ►- ,-* i I Capital SROOOiCOO ! soluble pacific guano AND COMPOUND ACID PROSPIIAIE, COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE, • .. f • . • KOK COM I’Q.S T lN G W TT H COTTON 8 E ED. THE CLEAREST AND REST FERTILIZERS IN USE. INTBODUCYD IN 18 00. ait - ffj B )*itt: r tW m ' Prices In Augusta, Georgia. Soluble Pacific Guano Cash J .........'.....548 00 Soluble Pacific Guano, Time, Cotton Option, 150 , 60 00 Compound aoid phosphate cash.! "! ...... 26 00 Couipouud acid phosphate, Time, ootton option, 150 ' * 42 Freight from Augusta lo Conyers $2.40 per Ton. \ * ** * ' DELIVERED AT ANY DEPOT IN THE CITY FREE OF CIIA.iQK. • *“?JP** Wnhle Ist of NOVEMBER. 1876, without interest, with option of mving ir Middling cotton at 15c, ddivored at your railroad depot. ' •L O ..MATT HEW SON & CO. 1 uthwauk t, u'vmti i . . Gknkual Aoi:nt, Aloouta, Olouuia. STEM ART A McCALLA, Agents, Conyers, Ga. tno3S I ; . . ■i. < .llii'v.l lo t ' ' ’ ' t ***■■*ll^’ ■ ..' ..J . ■' ... * v:-j J s. ANTHONY, MANUFACTURER ok TIN WARE, AND DKAI.KK IN STOVES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, lAMPS, etc. ROOIING, GUTTERING,- & JOB WORK of all kinds, in tin, sheet-iron, * nc, etc., done promptly, and at low prices. A 1 work WAR RANTED. J. S. ANTIONY, Commercial St. ( cnyers, Ga. Sign of " The Bi/, Re t Coffeo Pot." Stoves, Stoves. At prices to sui the timep, rang'ng from $15,00 upward. Be sure to give him a cal be fofo yuu'buy oifu-wh-'ro. J. S .Anth any. Coir, seat Conyrs, (in., -at th) sign ofTheßigßcd Coffee •- v jCCINYEIiS FE M \ I ! O O LLIJG E, conv.'.ks, of or.aiA. ■phe exercises of the above Institution will L bo resumed oil st o Ni) av, jasv a nr tent h, 18 7 R. A. GUINN Pj.eudbnt, And Professor of Matheo-aties, Mental, Moral and Natural Science. MISS SAL LIE COOK, Instructress in Mjtlin and French, anti Jlclle.s Lattres, kfiss J. I. MAltS'fON, Instructress in Primary ami Prep. Departments o—— Inst ructrcss in Music. CALISTIIENIC EXERCISES, So conducive to health ami gracefulness in movement, will be regularly practiced under the skillful management of Miss Cook, throughout the year. ) BOARD For pupils, exclusive of washing and lights, ?12 HO per month, in the best families of the piad. li. A. Guinn, PltEf-IDENT. JAMES RANKS,' ATTORN EY AT LAW, Q/fico No. 8, Julhus’ LUuk Block, Atlautn, Georgia. Special attention given to the collection of c aims All business attend*i* to promptly i“ (JO N Yfi U'fl.*" ~~~~ Male ami Female li'-gF School. 1870. r nHE oxertdses of the above institution will' L be resumed Qn the 10th day of JANUARY, 1876. Tuitiontduo at the end of each KATES OF TUITION : Primary Department, par quarter $ 4 00. Intermediate “ “ “ 5 50 Academical " * * " 750 Higher , . "... " i 10 00. ", (loffc >. ■ J'l'li * " It*.-I Incidental expenses, twepty-flve’eents per quarter. , jj bo*ki) o.h k a i*. , 1 1 ■>•**- vs mV' i. .' Students prepnr&l for any clast in College, or for the several business avo , cations of life. For further particulars address either one of the Undersigned, J. F. MtfULEJJ.AND, A. M. Ukvj J. Hi. BRITTAIN/'A. M., 021 6tn Pi'iHOipnK WIIEIiEVKirUMIXsiiEUN TltlED jmisißft has itself as a perfect regulator and strSF, remedy for disorders o’, the syspeW arising from improper Action of tnu Diver and Bowels. •A ' ii' ••' 1,1 IT IS NOT A PHYSIC, but, bysSimnlating the secretive organs, .gently and gradually rv moves all impurities, and regulates the entire BTtem t j , IT IS NOT A DOCTORED BITTERS, hut VEGETABLE TOXIC which assists digestum, and thus stimnlafbA the appetite for duoL necessary to invigorate the weakened and mae/ive organs, and gives strength to all thr vital forces'. IT CAR RIBS I m OWN RECOMMENDA TION, as the''large and rapidly increasing snick testify.., 5i.,.. Price : One Dbliar a bottle. Ask yqur drug gist for it. JOHN SON, HOLLO WAV *CO IV hole sale Agents,Phila;, SI IT will got. a copy of Tuk I,a- Gbanos Krimtitkk, for six months; the J'uicmi i-M ' ‘WRKKL t or Gkoroia; took t’aegoldnnedal at, Hie State Fnir in 13J3, as the best uouutry What It Will Do. weekly in the State, “typogra phy, make-iip, business read ing matter, and editorial man agement considered.” SKN i> ONE DOLLAR ARD TUI’ U‘ FOR SIX MON CHS. Speoi. men copies free. ** SI TaKhAGRA^GE-REA’ORTRU Is not merely a local paper. Beside* its local aivJ iniacolliUvot.Uß ruuciing; it has a department devoted to tho tnnu aud garden, a , depart hiont especially adapted to Household re iduig; one devoted to btnte newn, one to news of tiie Southern States, and on* to the news of the 1 world; collated with gro?jt cjjv from the graphic dispatches ns fouud in the hest? metro politan dailies. Especial pains are given to the news columns, the design of the publisher being to give his c* t/uJ essence of all the news, guthu/ed fVGtA , aH sources and boiled down. By *Tti; syslpui, the readers are kept informed 6f all eve'its of importance that hap peu anywhere, and the publisher thinks he <an justly claim that in tide respect Thu La* Ok an on iizpoKTJsu has no superior of its class. Terms, $$ a year; $1 for tux uu/nths. .Send for dphei nen copy. Address J. T. WaTERaMA N LAOttiNOE, Ga. CHANGE OFliASir Uaving bought the stock of goods lately own ed by f Jjr t ' Hi * '-' n *■ l ’*. MESSRS. NIGIIT & WHITE, I have removed my STOVE AND JIN ESTABLiaiIJI-Nl' to their old stand, where I hope to bo better prepared than over to supply my friends, nud tho public generally, with any goods they v. ish in the ; J AND TIN Lli.fl. Also, in > „ .i,i Dry Goods, Roots, Shoes, Rats, Hardware. Crockery Glassware, Lamps, Table and pock- V- j. et Cutlery, Notions, Hosiery, Fancy Goods, etc. Thanking my friends for th past liberal patronage, I rpmectlußy vUoit a c<gitipnaWiU 4tt the sauaeC , To the eustomnm of’ the old him of Night A White, I make my best bow, and as sure them them thhtdf they Will chiifer their tavor* a-pon me, I will do all in my power to serve them U> their enpre satisfoctron. J. -3. ANTHONY. MH' If { Look' out for'the sigh pf the big, rod poffoo I”' 1 - _ ll " no 17-td NicjTiii toilet 8,-“ts xf’or bedroom?,) in imftatir’-u of oak and walnut, n,t J. tf, Antbu ny hnd I’in House, Coihmorei.il street, Cpnhors Ga., at tho sign of "The big red'eoff-' ee Pot.” i J±. Q-reat Oife l*. We desire during the hofftfciys to J.OO Piauos and Organs of first class mak-)*; including Waters’ at lqwgr pi ices than i ver lie fore offered. Monthly installment-', received rqnning from 12 to 5W months. Warranted for six years. Becorni hand inatrum Mts at ex-' tjexnely fiiw prices for cash. Illustrated cata logue mailed.' Agents wanted. Ware rooms 481 Broadway, N. Y. HORACE WATERS & SONS. 4w JOHN M[LLKDGU, * “ ATTORNEY AT 1-A.W., I 1-. ATLANTA, GKOUfMA. ’ ' OJiee 2 V Pryor street, opposite Kimball House. ■g U . UUU HEY, d*adbk nt oaNBHAn srEScrr.vNE'rsß, J is now feceiving his stock, and will soou hiy'j a ' " GENERAL VARIETY Sd'Oßil' iff the Captain Summers’ Buildja;',, opyumUs j the Whitehead House, where hewilThepfjiwed: txi tee his friends and numerous former <fus tomers, in order that ho may prove his lati tude for past patronage by pffqi'ing the Best Goisdsat . ' * •„. i GREATLY RERIKJE? FRIGES ! oct7-aoll-3m LEGAL, ADVERTISEMENTS. ijEOBOIi-Kocico.Cut CouNSy: I’resloy F. Christian, adihinistratcr of th' estate of C. W. Fox, dee’d. hayii g made ap plication for leave to sell the binds of said es date for division among the heirs an l to pa; debts. If any qbjecton.i oxist let b tiled within tli 1 time atb.wod by law/.rflaejaari will bo grant-si tho applicaiitjas prsyed. O. SEAMANS), ,m ... . OltPlNAltr. NOTICE. EORGlA—Hockdai-k Cgt'MT : whereas, D. N. Hudson having in| propc form made application to me fur letters o Administration on the estate of Mrs. A Itliupfß, late of said county, deceased. Tb ; i is, therefore, to cit.o and admonish all and si< gular, the kindred and creditors of said d<- orased, to lie and appear at myodlrd on MOK DAY, Feh. 7th., next, to show cause, If an, they can, why letters of administration shon 1 . not be granted to It. N. Hudson on th* ost.it* of Mr*. Rhodes, deooapud. O. BEAMANS, ()|UINARV. -Viliuiutstrator’s Sale. 1 >4 , —n • 1 Vtihuible .IKutcr-Toicrr/nr S4U. GEORGIA, RockDAi-i 1 : County: f .'ii , ' 1 .... By virtiiH of an order from, tho tVnut <W 0)- dinary, of said county. Will be sold before irio Courlliduso door, in the town of Conyers, ia said comity, o' Hi- FIRST TUI SDAY IN FEBRUARY. NliiX 11,' within the legal horns of sale, tlie following property, to-wit •• Tfro lots of lhiid,iumbere 217 and 218; contain ing four hundred amt five (4U5) aorcs, more or less, in tin' 10th distriot of originally liti-gy, now Rockdale, county. South River running tUftincn said lend, nnd lying the county 1 irt;. AtiiMJV.oiic bun Ir and and sixty (1 Gt') . nerua '-of paid land lies in 1 -<Ut*lb lojintyi In .atioUt sir mlUtft df the Geoegia Kailre-'nl. ,0n suiand HiCsithcrh are two tlrtit-Class Wuhh's pointer.'', utcelied by none in tlie South. There is on the upper shoal about thirty fast fall; on the lower shoal about 17 feet fall, and from six to eight hundred horse power. Thine is a grist amt saw mill on the place, Sold as the prop erty of John Albkiit, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and cred itors ef said ileccasod. Thumb--Made known on application to ei ther of the undersigned. NANCY ALBERT,. . W. T. ALBERT, 1 ' Dec. 30. 23-Ct. Administrators. The property was sold on tho fijst in December, nccordiug to lewt, land the pur chaser failing U> comply With "thnviV rms c.f sale. It, will now be sold at the K: 1 *, of the first purchaser. ' c * t-V-i.-." - - Koci.imi.i-: Siieuu'x’. Sai.k ion Fuu. Will be soi.p before tiiecourT lwfiit.' door, in the V-iVh of Conyers, within the legal hours of sda, on the FIKBT TUEB.IAY IN FEBBU tl. VL iH;, Urn folliwing property, to-wit; One brick house and lot containing two acres, more .'i-.,less, situated in the town of Conyers, Bfitt*: an-i'><t>tUity aforesaid ; bounded WeitfcAa.V ’Atdy t and T J Tread welt; South, by Henry Abound; East, by. John acd North by Rmlvoad street. levied lift |)y‘vtrtUe of a tax fl fa in favor of T. M. Armistead, 'Fax Collector, vs. Mrs. C W Fox, 'issued pee. 8, 1875. Levied on by G T Clnuu diflflltih, L. o.\ and returned-to me, ? F. J. WfIITKIIK.AD," | 3 Slieriflf. J _ 08T\~ 1041. Four prouiissory notes duo Dec. 2S, 187.5. There were throe ona hundred dollar notes and Drte ?37 50 dollar no'Jje. The notes are against Hortry AI maud, with I'. M. Almand security. The publio ai ) warned againt trading for sudd notes. J. M. Wfiirh.. Gouyers, Ga.. Dor. 36.187p-n023-4t. [0 0 K HERE f ARROW TIES, prr'ffi. ,‘ / STANDARD ftou. Ragging ly.u per yd. GUNNY RIGGING, Do ’ “ At G. V. Sanford's. \ lbs RIO lor sl|dq H “ S TAN Hard a SUGAR Sl.Ot) <1 1L Rulk Side's per owt., 140 l*ure Leal Lard, ISo Golden Hams, il6o At C. V. SankoudV. ■ v -r Cheese, Crackers, Sardim s, O' sters ete. At C. V. Sanfoudb. —o Tobacco, tt’oiri 6i)o to 75 per poun*l> At C JV. Sankokds. Is lIOIV . . , one of the greatest induCd'iffejitr A to his cus- toiners in tho whiskey line that was ever known Irefoie. Y° a cau r now got a F ,S. drink at hia saloon. A I T fine lot of Wines, limn V N Whiskies, etc., just re- E E ©jived aiul selling cheap G tor cash. B I If L I A R I) S Are one of the attractions of this estab lishment. Give him a cal!, 2nd dooi Hotel Rlock. 1941. J. -M wa. , ’['A T UMBLfe D DO W N, Rut nt-'t liroken. ~ 1 -*■> -.-A, I am now silling Cooking Stoves at price* n-.vur before hoard of; “ seeing is believing” j so give inC a call before you buy. J. 3, ANTHONY, Commercial St,, Cohyers, Ga Isign of “The Big, Rsd Coffee Pot.” ——V—' — —‘ - Lauip.s autl Glasa-Ware. igcsdlino of Lumps, Chimnays, Wicks ani Bu/ners, for sale by J. 3. Anthony, Corn street, Conyers, Ga., sign of “ Tire Rig Red. Coffee Pot.” l _ All \Y. WICAVteR. ’ i. t. CKANADIi WEAVER & (IRIM Dealer* In - , Dry G.qf>tl% , , %< . <• .-ill jo Gi'ecerieih ’ Family Supplies; I• t ,- e- tp JttO.,' ■ A fiu'je "and wall sejent ifl Geppra Assortment always kept on Tim Best Goods if ttm pjyocM piuceg. Gall *ruTtcc jfi fit our fctoro in tbo Bentley Tluildj/ig; ->!vy 8; Kyi. t ~~l MI S CELL AN EG US. . 11-ittaui* dippers, flesh forks, ladles, spoon* cake tuvn#i' s > wgtl beatpm, stove shovels, dots lifters. Tack hammers, nutmeg graters, so many other small goods, for hoiUL'koepers, S numerous to mentiod, at J. S. Anthor; Commercial st., Conyers, Georgia, sign The Big, Rel Coffee Pyt ”