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Volume 2. ' THE NATIONAL HOTEL, s 4Tf4*&. GjEORGXA. rie rated at t>oanl/WjA KA at this popular 'hotel have been X / ti 11 to *2.50 per day. Yorj.lftisT w '“ v pHco offer ac- Witnitiodatioris ' V.rVv fare tmHurpasaed by any three or four dollar house \n the South. • : Cofne and' get atf old Ylrginia welcome. ip: & HEWITT, Proprietors. 1 Is TOUR LIFE Wpß3fH TJEN CENTS ? ' SidknMs 'prevails everywhere, and eveiy body complkins of some disease ■during their life, When sick, the object is to get well; now we say plainly that' no person ’in this world that is suffering -with Dyspepsia. Lives Complaint and its effects, such as Indigestion Costiveness, "tjliek Headache, Sour 1 Stomach .Heart bum,’ Palpitation of the Heart, Depress ed Spirits, Biliiousnes, &c., can take Green’s August Flower wrthotit getting relief and cure If you .doubt tills, go to your Druggist W H Lee A Sob, and get a Sample Bottle for 10 dents and try it. Regular size 76 Ctnts. Two ceses will relieve you. ' ■ . To Tax Fayersl The tax payers of Rockdale county are here by notified that my books are now opened for tax returns of this year (1876). Farmers must come prepared to make .re turns of the quantity of crops produced Jest year; and the amount of land cultivated in the various Crops planted this year. W. TANARUS, HU-ON, April 5, 1876 —lm. Tax Receiver. WILL BE SOLD BEFORE THE COUET i I house door, in the town of Conyers, the following property, to-wit: One house and let, in Conyers, containing one-half acre, more or less, bounded North by Decatur street, >West by N W Maddox, East by J H Almand, South by Commercial street. Also, one store house and lot containing 50 by 20 feet, bound ed North by lands of T J Nelms, East by lands of I J Hartsfield, South by right of Ga. R. R,-, West .by N W Maddox. Levied on as the property of T. J. Nelms, by virtue of and to satisfy three fi fas issued from Rockdale County-. Court in favor of T J Lowe & Bro. vs % J Nelms. Property pointed out by defend ant. Property to be sold first Tuesday in June. F. J. WHITEHEAD, April 27, 1876—4 t Sheriff. TUMBLED DOWN,; But not broken. lam selling Cooking Stoves at price* never before heard of; " seeing is believing”; so give me a call before you buy. J. 8. ANTHONY, ••. Commercial St,, Conyers, Ga S gn of “The Big, Red Coffe'a I’ot.” jjLDH U N DUE D! THE “ROCKDALE REOIBTE R,” And Louisville WEEKLY COURIER. JOURNAL pn j One year for Three Dollars. Two papers for little more than the price of one. ■——o Send u* three dollars and receive your home paper with the “ Courier-Journal,” theebst wittiest, brightest and ablestcity weekly in the country. REGISTER CO., Conyers, Ga. Debtors. All person# indebted to the Register for iaat year, for subscriptions, advertisements or in any other way, must come forward and settle, as we are needing the money. The Company have ordered me to bring suit on all claims that are not settled. If you oon’t want to he sued come and pay up. • - • i A. C. McCaixa. Editor and Business Manager. March 7th. 1876—-nodlS-tf. ' AGENTS WANTED! Medals and di plomas awarded fdr HOLMAN‘S new J?IC7 O 111 A L B 1 B L B & 1800 Illustrations. Address for new circulars, A. J. HOLMAN k CO., 930 Arch street, Phi. ——■■■■< . ~ ' ■ " ——— . SHERIFF’S SALE FOR JUNE. • ’*T " 1 .*• '• •*. •' •; . . •; ■ j ’VI7 ill be sold, before the Courthouse door, in it the town> of Conyers, within the legal house OffcßSje, iCn the first-Tuesday in June, the following property, ,to-wit: One hundred and forty cores <rf Jand, more or less, number 314, in theUGth district,, of originally Henry now ■Rockdele county, bounded, as follows: North; by Daniel. ChatuUaa.; .Seuth; by- Kilpatriik's land; East and West, by lands of Ralph Neal. Levied on as the>pf&perty of-®.t. E; Cairr, to satisfy twb’fi fas issue&fjpn?, Rosda)e> Bpperi or Court* in favor of, A Bra, versus B. Oarr. Property pointed out by plain £ # wniilgiMitf; : -1 f ift&EBIFF. GEORG! A— Eocdale Covntt. 4 ' . ■ - • • >1 Emily Smith Dibel for Divorce, Rock vertrit V daleSuperiorCoart Spring D.niel Smith. J Term, 1876, Rule to perfect service. It appearing to the court by the return of the sheriff that the de fendant does hot Hve in this county; and, it further appearing that said defendant does not reside in this State; it is on motion of counsel ordered, that said defendant be and appear, and Answer at the nett' term of. this court; else the case will be considered in de fault, and‘the plaintiff allowed to' proceed; and. it is further ordered, that' thib rule be published, in. Th® Rockdale Register, a newspaper published iri Confers, in said coun ty, once a month fbt four months, before the next term of this court. J, C- BARTON, AprillS;- - ' ' ' ' '.' r ; Plaintiff’s Att’y. -i A true extract froth thq of Bock dale Superior Court', Spring Term, 1376, T S TREADWELL, Clerk. GEORGIA—tiiDCKDiLE Qaxitttt; Whereas, William R. AliJeh, having made application to me for the Exemption' 6f Per sonalty and setting apart a homestead, 4 I will pass upon the Rarhe on the 24th day of April, 178, at 10 6'clock. at toy office. March 30th, 1876 - O. SEAMANS, u37-4t. Ordinary. hoofing guttering, and job work of every description, in’tin and sheet iron, will be eane promptly and reasonably, by J. 15. Antho- Cos- street, Conyers, Ga., the sign of aTbe Big Bel Coffee Pot, 8 ■ I -*• Rockdale f|sgigten CENTERS, GA„ THURSDAY If, 1§76. a Conyers, Qa., Dec. 23rd, 1875~ At a meeting or-thA st'tVekb'otders ’of, the Rockdale Register Pubßahiig'fjompany, held this-daV, the folßwing offlberh-'wero oSfc-- ted for the ensuing yCah t' S oniue.s •* *Ui\- G*o; W. (S beatoN - ,’President. XJ% Xachry, Vse-Pr>*t<hmt. T. J Treadwell, Tveatdher. 17.-R. Reed; SecfetkfyF' . . A. C. Ed. And Ruif l^Tan. Learal advertisements roust hereafter Re paid for in advance. J STo deviation this rule will be made At aiiy timb.'br unddi* any circumstances. Alt' advertSsemCrfts'miuft be handed in before lfi o’clock, Ht., dn Weif nesday, the day before publication. at : Register Cos. - 1 ‘ " ■ Schfedtiid. ’ Down passenger arrives at Conyers...9:2oam Up(Msenget train.....' ;...2:37pm Goocer up.j... §:sßam “ 7:lspm The Editor having to attend the Press Convention at Savannah, and the Ga. R. R, Convention being on hand is our ex cuse for issuing only a half sheet this week. We learn with pleasure that the health of our townsman, S. H. Anderson, who is on a visit to Hot Springs, Arkansas, is improving daily, and hope he will re turn “sound ps a dollar.” General Thomas,’of Covington, was in town this week, and from what we saw and heard, there will be a lodge of the “Knights of Honor” organized in Conyers 30on. Query.— lf a young man says that a certain young lady is the finest looking woman that he ever saw, and that she can captivate anybody, and after bearing testimony and argument to the contrary refuses to change his opinion, what is the matter with him ? ■ ■ ■♦ - ♦ ♦ ■ If yon want somethin!? healthy and nice call on Capt. Hill and get a iicttle of that splendid fresh Ale. Personal. We had the pleasure, this morning, of shaking the hand of our friend, Dr. A. W. Carswell—late of Conyers,, but now of Richmond county. He said he was well, but somehow he looked very lone ly. I wonder where she is ? —*• t Presbytorian Church. Corhnmnion services will begin at the Presbyterian church, next Saturday at. 11 o’clock, Rev. *ll. C. Ketch uni, of At lanta, will preach Sabbath night and Sabbath day. —— ,• Public Schools. The public schools for the county will open on Monday, the 26th day of June next, and continue for three months. The examination of teachers will take place at the Courthouse, in Conyenj, cjn Saturday, the 3rd day of June, com mencing at 9 o’clock, a. m. .Parties desiring to teach public schools in the county the present year will .take due notice and govern themselves ac cordingly. W. 0. Hudson’s examination will come off Friday, 16th of June. A good time is contemplated, as he has a fine school, and in the midst of a generous people. J, F. McClelland, of Conyers, has been selected to address the school on that occasion. . t The Rockdale Sunday School Asso ciation held its annual meeting in this town onjast Saturday the 6th inst., and the affair passed, off quite pleasantly. Hon. John H. James was present and ga,te a short talk,,, AH done welj. In our next we will give a full report of the proceeding*. i. . # Rend This. ... Pay' the Register Company what you owe for h&tyear, or ' for) advertisements this year—or you’ll be FtWd. Look-out! Letters Uncalled f6r " ' t ‘1 ' % IN THE Poßl' OFFICE. T Altjnan 2, W T Austin, Mrs. Jinnie A Black, Mr. W S Brown, P S or J P Brovin, Zedie Bonner, Linton S Battle, T S Black, Elizabeth Cooper H M Heath, Ida L Downs, Sudie Davis, Su san Dabney, Mr. J W Easter, Wiljiam lEd wards, Mrs. James A Gibson, W.F Grantham, Rose Gala way, Daille Gra ham, Fannie Livingston, Tobe Nichols, John Oglesby, Wm. Pbi ips, William Pair,’ Rev. R M Plunkett, E P Pinter, Olive Reagan, £> J itay, ifjarjq feagan, Riohard Roberts, J S Smith, E S Sumnjond, Joseph Sames, T M Turner, ‘L II Thrasher, O Pei ry Woodhuff, Thomas White, Tom Walter, William TWatker. ' A CONYERS, GEPEGIA: THURSDAY. MAY 11, 1876. We learn from W. L. Peek, Esq., that Agricultural Club of this oounty* b*ve to have a County Fair earr next for the purpose of enr | agriculture, home industry kbusew|tery. They are to have a permanent’organization which will be l“?wn as tjie “Rockdale County Fair ternl!o", and we predict that. Success will crown‘their efforts. > F*V t ’ 4;V ‘®*® fyirs bring together that class ?£ are always have been [ V. aT 'd support of the country ; 1 •and, while the concourse of people mky ! not be as ; . large, or y the speaking as elo quent or aa lengthy as at a State Fair, we feel that it is calculated to do more good to the farmers than a state Fair. ,We do not object to State Fairs, but there is a who are not able to attend theVe, and Who could and would attend a Qqu nty Fair, and thereby gain the same,amount of and probably, more information than the few wh’o represent thejn in the State Fair. Another good feature in a County Fair is that it brings all the farmers and ,thgir families together in consultation, .and engenjievs a. social, friendly feeling among them, which is calculated to do good ; arid, then the ladies can all feel free and easy to exhibit their handy work, and their skill in cooking, etc. Kocfettale County Court* The County Court convened at 9 o’clock, a. m., May Bth, and adjourned at 6. p. m., May 9th. Present—George W\ Glealon, Judge presiding, and T. J. Christ’an, County Solicitor, all the otl tr members of the local bar, and Judge J. J. Floyd and E. F. Edwards, Esq , of Covington. Th, civil,docket was taken up and twenty-three cases disposed of in their order. The criminal docket was next taken up, and thirteen cases dis posed of. Two by pleas of guilty .and fined. Two were allowed to be settled by defendants paying costs. The Coun ty Solicitor advising to that course be cause he did uot have sufficient evidence to make out cases against the parties. Nine cases were disposed ot by some b.ejng found guilty aud fined, and others being acquitted. ,■ , i lure are fifty-two cases on the crirn inal dockets. Forty-nine of these were transferred from the Superior Court— being all the indictments which have been found by the Grand Jury since Oc tober term, 1874, tor misdemeanors. All of these cases have been disposed ot but fifteen, and wi.hout costjng, the county oij.e.dollar, and with but. little loss ot any of her citizens from their business. It would have taken the Su perior Court at least one week to dif-pose of these cases, and perhaps two j with a cost of at ofee' huudred dollars per day to the (jpunty. , t '1 he act creating jthg County Court provides that the cases shall be tiied without a jury, except when demanded by the accused. When so demanded, the Sheriff shall summons twelve rpen to serve as a jury in that case. We have noticed that in the cases which have been tried by jury, that a few men haVe done most of tlie Jury duty so far. Hereafter, tbeffe will be a jury. box : with the names of all persons who are subject to jury duty in the county ; and when there is a jury demanded by any defend, ant, their names will ibe drawn from that box, and then summonsed by the Sheriff! This will be done to throw the burden lon all .alike. The regular term of the County Court is the second and fourth Monday* in each month. Died. Mrs. Mary N- Beavers died at her iliome in Henry county pp the 28th of April last, of dropsy. Her sufferings in J hqr ; last illness were intense ; but beiqg strong in the faith of the atopement of the b ood of Jesus, she bore it with great resignation and Christian fortitude, -She had been for some yer.rs past a con sistent member of. the M. E. Church. .m ' y l She was perfectly conscious to the last of her, approaching death ; and but a few minutes before she expired she call ed to her bedside her children and. fpiends, phbok hands’wifb them, and as sured them that she feareij, no£ {o cross the a Airlc valley ,of the shadow of Heath,” sfip had 9 Suje t gpidp / re questing th.em to meet htr Jn Heaven ; also, to have, her funeral, preached, be fore her remains should be removed from her house, and that her favorite song “ Let uS pdss ever the riyer and reit under tho shade of.jthe tree” be sung. Thusshefell 3sleepjtQ.be awak ened at the sound of the liSC and no doubt to coroe forth with those who have part in the first resuirection. [COMfrpNICAyiD.] Moody. D. L. Moody is a thickset, short neck ed, flat footed Yankee, of the Massachu setts type, and looks more like a man out of the blacksmith shop, washed up and thrown on some clean clothes, than a professional preacher, Jle is .a a tbetttber of Congregational ohuiob. In preaching he uses the comnipricft language, often throwing out low phrases without any regird to velvet ears. His voice is uncultivated, rou?h, and sharp in tune. His matter is an omnium gatherum without coherency. He is innocent of grammar, rhetoric, or, I had almost said, learning of any kind. He received the merest smattering at sonic of the common schools of Mass. He fortunately, under the circulnstances, lies not enough of the article to make it a “dangerous thing” ; he, therefore makes no pretensions to learning. Sti’d, after all those Abatements, ho is A man of power. These are its elements : He .looks so blind in the pulpit that be seems to say to every one before and around him, “ How are you this morn ing, my friend ; I havg good news for you—now attention.” The joy of his own heart beams from his countenance, and begets a feeling of complacency in the hear.ts of his auditory. Than there is nothing stilted about him. He speaks in conversational tone and in the lan guage of the fireside. He abounds in apt illustrations, in anecdotes grave and gay; now drawing tho tear, now the smile. His prayers are short, and his sermonsji’arely exceed half an hour. He is keen, firllsque, lively, wnlks backward and forward, and from right to dra matising his subjects, throwing his thoughts out before the senses, and thus keeping everything wide awake around him. His voice, though not sonorous, is strong, while his intense earnestness, worked up fo biood heat, presses its way into every heart. Advled to these tell ing qualities he is posserfied ot rare ad ministrative abilities. He marshales his aidaiVvhh wonderful tact, and displays his acumen in assigning to each his prop er sphere. He spends a whole halt hour in singing tender or rousing spngs to open (he way for the truths of hie ser mon. In looks, word and gesture he is one of tho people—one, too, seeking their best present and eternal interests. Small wonder that the crowd hangs on his lips. He is teaching them elemen tary truths in a pleasant way which they can understand without the truth of thinking. He sustains about the same to the educated ministry of this country that the common schools do to our universities. o', , ;• Mr. Moody is doing a good .work, in his way, and we wish him God speed. A Hearer. To Growers,pf Georgia: Information having been at this office that the wheat-in many sec tions of the State is being injured by the rust, I suggest tha* you fry nitrate of soda on a small plat as a preventa tive, aryjj report the result to this De partment. „ , i Pulverize well and notY broadcast over the wheat “ when in the boot,” vyhile the dew is op tjjq blades, at the rate of seventy five pounds to the acre. This is recommended as an experi ment as far as prevenfing rust is con cerned ; hut the benefit to the wheat is an established fact The discovery of, preventative of rust is,of vast importance. Your assistance in the matter is earn estly solicited, All pagerg ip the Stp’.e are respectfully requested to co|>y this. Thomas P. Janes, Commissioner of Agr^wlfure. Atldnta, k Ga„ Agril 27, 1876, isf otice* WrJhl. BE SOLD, on the freehold of. Rufus Christian, on Wednesday, the 17th day of May, 1876, at ID o’clock, am, one.red, no homed, heifer, an Estray taken up? by said-;; Rufus Christian, about the first of January—".bout 2 or three years old; appraised at eight dollars. E. J. WHITEHEAD, - -, . SfIERIFK. May Cth, 1876-lt. s Sensible Advice. You are asked every day through- tho col , amns of newspapers and by your druggist to use something f a dyspepsia and -liver com plaint that yon know nothing about/ you get discouraged spending money with ,buC Iftble success. Now to,give yon' satisfactory proof that Green's August Flower will cure you of dyspepsia and liver complaint with all its effects, such as sour stomach, sick headache; habitual costiveness, palpitation of the heart, heart-bum, water brash, coming up of food" satmgr low spirit'], ask yon lb ’ go tc your druggist, W. H.’lni*, and get a sample bottle of Grbbn’s Auoust Flower for ten cents and try it, or a regular sxzo for 75 eta, twO doses will relieve you. I Dr. S. P. Downs J. W. Langford. DOWNS & lANHOn cm'-pn, qkOimu. *.*, nKAt.F.KS IN AND MANUFACU’RABS 01^ HAND CARTS. WHFP* PARROTS and VEHICLES of all kinds., , ; HARNESS, from the Clieapest to the Dearest, both Hand and Machine Stltoh ed. Wo keep the oelebri)|U‘d I.■ _ J | terEVERET l’ UARNESS. T fffl L | i " ' r i \ the Best in IJuse, for (jARKI AGES BUGGIES, or one Horse WAGONS Can supply any part of lli\RN ESS on short notice. Also, a full stock of mm. um mu n. in great variety always on hand, for house building purposes. Carpenters and Contractors would do well to See our special wholesale rates. Mouldings, Latices, Stops, Strips, etc., a speciality, and made of any width, thickness, or shape. Window Sash— primed aud glassed—Blinds and Doors, either white or yellow pine. Also suitable lumber for Coffins. We always keep in stock Burial cases and Caskets of various sizes’ and lengths, from infants to adults—all at very low figures. Coffin Hardware generally. With our facilities, we propose to miiko Coffins of any style, from the plainest to the finest, cheaper than we possibly could by hand al oiie. Givens a trial and see ! i , i’ateat Whetdl* Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Bodies, Sats, Shafts, Poles Dash Frames, Axles, Springs. IRON in great variety. Screws and Bolts of best make. Patient and Enameled Leather, Enameled Cloths, Moss and everything a Trimmer needs. .Full, sltii’k: of best Carriage Paints, Varnishes, Oils, Colors, Ornaments, and Pairlts generally. NEW carriages;, -buggies and WAGONS aV<v,lys;ori blind, in great variety, and can make' to order any style or quality desired. • Old ones Repaired, Painted and Tiimmed at short notice, and at living rates. We buy the best material, and having suitahl- machinery, are able to turn off work with neatness and dispatch, h With constant devotion to our Bnsi ness, Honest Dealings with our Custom ers, Experienced FaifiifijkMechumcs, arid the manufacture of Reliable iG.oods in rour line, we hope to merit a liberal pat ionage from a Generoris P.-blie. Thank ing you fo. - your past favors, we will be glad to see you again at our office on Depot Street, near the Geo R R. Respectfully, Downs & Lanoeoiid „. . C.QNYERS Male and Female liigty School. 1870, THE exorcisos of the alrove institution will 1,0 resumed on the 10th d*y of JANUARY. 1#76. Tuitiontdue at the end of each quarter. RATES OF TUITION: Primary Deparrtment, per quarter $4 00 Intermediate '' 7 , 6 00 Academical ■ " " " ' 7M) High, r h " “ 10 DO . T++ * ' Incidental expenses, twenty-five cents per quarter." BOARD OHO r. Studcnti prepared for any clais in College, or for the. several business avo i cdtiOns of life. .1 a- ’ - - - ■ for. farther particulars address either one of the Undersigned. J. F. MCCLELLAND. a. m. Wev. J. M. BRITTAIN, A. M.,‘ no£l 6qi Principals ®@Sp®T Highest St&ndard V u. f - - John C, Ragsdale* Swift’s Compound, * . #<ls A TON. Includes Freight, 433 lbs of Middling Cotton on or before .thje Ist of Next, November,, Will ;Ray for a Ton of, Either of; the Above- first Glass Fertilizers. ;If. Y.ou Buy, a STRAIGHT Guano, let one or the other of Tkoqe. BH IT 1 . . . , Stewart & McCall a, Agts., 28 — 3-moa. Conyers, Ga. Jxo. N. Swift, Gen'! Agt. K r urpber 4 C * J H. ANTIMONY, MANUFACTURER of T|N WAFF AND DEALER IN STOVES, HARDWARE, CROCHERY, GLASSWAIF-, ’jAMPS, • etc. GUTTERING, t ft JOJB WQFF of all kinds, in tin. ihet-iron, zinc, etc., ! ■ promptly, and at low'prioes. All Work, AV A i VLNTKD. i Tfi: Cominerrital St., pcuyerß, pa. Sigij of " Tho Bio, RaA’Coffoa <*o'. ’ Stoves, Stove*, At prices to suit the times; ranging from sls 00 upward. Be sure to give him a call be fore you bqy elsewhere. J.. 8 .Aath >RJ. Com street, Conyers, Ga., at tho sign ofTheßigEed Coffee Pot.” r . Dr. W.H. Lie, I ‘‘ .V 'JI DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY ■ * i Centro Street, ; „ • 'i: < 7‘*t OtfYERS, :::::: i GEORGIA ~ ; a , it .ft —Has on hand a full stock of— ~ Pure medicines and chemicals, pater f medicines Of all kinds; puftrts, oils, glass and putty; dye stuffs all kinds; tuilr et antl fancy' * articles; * Grass, flower ' • and garden • seed; ). pure of ajl I kinds, for medicinal purjio se s. Prescriptions carefully com pdhn and ed. o' -t |_u . , , GIVE ME A CALI.I ♦ _ W H LEE, m iff. CHANGE Off BASEL Having 1 >ought the stock of gpoda lately own ed by ~ ' MESSRS NIGHT & $ ITE, ;*• t J .ipy 4 STOVE AND RSTABLIS MNT {p (keif fiid stand, where I hope to better prepared than'ever, to supply my fiends, and the ptibliA 1 ’ generally, with any goods they wish in the Stsra AD TIN I/JWJf. Also, i j,.,- , ■ •••.•■ h i * •*. Dry Goods, Roots, Shoes, Hats, Hardtvare. Crockery . . i y .. t ** ♦ Glassware, Ramp?, , Tab}e anff pock et Cutlery, Notions, Hosiery, . • t Fancy Goods. etc. „ , * Thank ing my friends or their past' libeVk patronage, I reectfully solicit a continuance of'the same. > ' ■ ' (L4T To the customers of. the old fix pi of Night A White, I mate niy b'eHt bow, 'and As sure them them that if they will’ cpn%’-their faton* upon me. I will dp all in' tty powqr to serve thorn to their entire satisfaetapm' '< J S. AftIUONY hook out for the sign of. the big, red ..offeo pot. %13-td Wait iio Lon|f©i*. Having sold out our entire stock of gpods to Mr. J. S. Anthony, who proposes tp Cfß tiirue business at Our old staiid, and whom *0 take great pleasure in recomineriding to otr old. customers as a perfect gentleirinri, and,’ ft man who will do the right tiling by all who will give him’a trial. ' ; " ' * ii . Our object.in.thuß closing out is to wlno tip our baseness, and we kindly ask all those who fiave notoß and accounts with u to come fpr wi|rd.&nd nettle, aa we are compelled to havo triOney. A WORD To Tftß WBJEfS SUF FICIENT. Respectfully, ) L : . NlG.flT A WHITE. P. 8. Parties wishing to settle will always and me at the old stand. ' ■ B. D. N. Lamps and Glass-W aro *. i A good tine of Lamps, Uhimneys, Widllic and Burners, for sale by 3. S. Anthony, Com rireet,'Cony era, Ga., sign of “ The Big Bed Coffee Pot.” - Nice tin toilet Bits (for. bedrooms,) in imitation of oak and.walnuts;’at, J. S. Antho ny’s Sfbve and Tin House, Cortunenri*! street, Conyers, Ga., at the sign of “The big red coff ee Pet.*; r <• ohEmomm! WE WILL SEND "rtlE DETROIT FREE PRESS* M. QtT AD’S PA PEE, To Thb Register subscribers for $1.50 per annum- The regular price of this great hn morous weeklyjs |2. Bring.ua S3 (0, cents and get two good papers fdr the yfea r. *■ REGISTER CO