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the register. CONYERS, GA.> THURSDAY SEP 7, 1876. J) 0 you take a paper! Another Richmond in the field. Sweet potatoes are on the increase. A young man in Conyers has a pain in the left side. There are corners in politics as well as other things. Do people know it’s against the law •to lurnish liquor to drunken men * We have a “will buster” and a “ring. Master" in Conyers. “Round is a “ling” that has no end, go is my loro to you, my friend.” Glenn Alexander was in town on Tuesday. - ■ We have had some weather for the last few days. Candidates are still ranking their way to the front, in the hearts of our people. Dr. Travis’ pool was nearly washed away lost week—water and all. The school interest in Conyers seems to be on the increase. New pupils con tinue to pour in. Col. Thomas Stewart, Esq , of Har lan, was in Conyers last week. Stone Mountain Baptist Association embraces next Sunday Mrs. Lula Gignilliatt left for her home, in Norcross, on Monday afternoon. Col. J. N, Glenn left for Rome ou Sunday morning. Wo wish Lima pleas ant trip. The great “will-buster” is a buster. Another candidate heard from. “One more unfortunate rashly importunate. There ip said to be a ring in Conyers, a regular lap ring at that. Watermelons are growing small by degrees and beautifully less. How would it do tor the candidates to use less spirits and more printers ink t Read the infamous order ot U. S. Attorney General Taft in this issue. Judge Geo. W. Gleaton left for Jones boro on last Saturday evening to attend court in that place. Col. A. C. Perry left Conyers Tuesday morning for the purpose ot attending Chattooga Superior Court. Judge Meagan has improved so much from his spell of sickness as to be able to be out on the streets agaiu. Col. J C. Barton lilt for Milledgeville on Tuesday morning to attend the Con gressional District Convention as a dele gate from Rockdale. “Trust to luck, stare fate in the face, Sure your heart will bo easy If its in the right place.” Several beautiful young Jadies are on visits to Conyers. Most any other small City would call them “Belles ” Cotton is opening rapidly, The fleecy staple will fleck our streets. Let hei fleck! Rockdalians sometimes stop talking about politics and stoop to talk of the Centennial, the weather, the crops, or the ladies. What a condescension ! F. D. McMillian exhibited a fiue sam ple of cotton, ginned on his Gullett Gin, yesterday. H. 11. Parks, of the Atlanta Comtitu* tion force, was in this place yesterday. Rev- W. D. Heath, is attending Salem Camp Meeting. The merits and demerits of the nu merous and various candidates are being discussed by our would be politicians pro and con. Dn J. 11. White has been sick for two or three days of this week. Did you ever hear of ho many candi dates ? A certain man in Rockdale, that has been dissipating to an alarming extent, consmded to take the oath of total ab stinence. .May God grant him courage and resolution to keep it. Cotton crop is short one half in Rock dale. Several Conyerites have been visiting Salem Camp Meeting this week. One square meal a week is as ranch as a nnngry local ought to-have. ’’ \V e got 1 one on Tuesday. J. R. Langford has bought an inlerest >n the ‘-Eldorado Bar,” and is now in charge of -the same. Give him a call. Tuesday was legal s-dc J y all over the State of Georgia. No property of any kind was sold by the Slnriff hero on that day. Several ol our legal fraternity are ab sent from Conyers—elsewhere in this issue we have named them. We wish them each and all pleasant trips; profita ble sojourns, and safe returns to home and friends* : —_ Mr. R. S. Ci'Uini who recently coin* pleted a course of den'istry under Dr* James IJ* Seaman? of this place, left for Orangeburg, Smith Carolina, Monday night. He expects to make that place his home, for a time, at least. We wish for him success in his culling in the field that lie has choSCti* Candidates for Tax Receiver) Collect or and County Treasurer afe getting to be as thick as^hojis. David C. ; Langford has taken charge of the yardstick at A. J. Tierce's and is now measuring dress goods to the fair ones of Rockdale. G. M. Jones is clerking lor Messrs* H. P. & D. M. Almand. Lithonia is rejoicing over the nomina tion of M. R. Ragsdale lor the Legisla- I ture. Mr. W. D. C. Broadnax sent us a limb of cottou from one of his fields with twenty open_bolls. Say, Mr. Candidate ! do you take the Registku ? If not, you ought too, and keep posted on political policies and principles. “i Prof. A. 11. Scoinp is anew member of Emory College Faculty. -—\ r*-' Treat or not to treat ? is '.he question, ‘Mr. Candidate. Arkansas has gone Democratic by as many as is necessary. Up trains on the Georgia K. R. are crowded with passengers horn Savannah and other points East and South. G. P. Elliott sold his house and lot, occupied by Mr. John Maddox, on Peek street, to Mr. Joel H. Gay for 81233 last week. Col. S. K. Johnson, Superintendent Georgia R. R., will please accept the thanks of the RnoisTiitt for late favors. Mr. S. H. Anderson purchased a nice lot of furniture from 11. F. Smith & Cos. on yesterday. See the card of J. E. Maddox in this issue. He announces himself a candi date tor County Treasurer. A petition has been sent to Col. S. K. Johnson. Superintendent Georgia ii. R., for a train to ruu from Conyers to Stone Mountain and return, to attend Stone Mountain Association, next Sunday. A pretty young lady weighing a sweet little child “is a thing of beauty and joy forever.” Y\ e saw ii yesterday in a cer tain widower’s stole. Slodio won’t play checks with Lishe Maddox, he says Lishe is out of practice. A. J. Haygood left for Oconee, coun ty last eveuing, on a visit to relatives and friends there. Trade in Lithonia is reviving. We hoist the name of lion, James II Blount, as a candidate for Congress from this district. From a special dispatch, we see that he was nominated at Mill edgeville on yesterday. Mr. George Wise was nominated tor the Legislature by the Democrats oi Henry county last Saturday. A choice of Wise and a wise choice may be wise or otherwise. ♦ ♦ Prof. Detups J. Kay arrived in town on the down passenger on Tuesday morning. His school in Gwinnett county has just closed. “The lessons and the tasks are all ended,” And the school for the term is dismissed. The little ones gathered around him, And bid him good bye —and were kissed, The match game of checks that has been going on for some time between Lishe Maddox and Wm. Slodic is still raging with unabated fury.. At last ac counts Slodic was ahead. Lishe now says, “dog pe gone.” If there ever was a ring in Rockdale it to be busted now. “Bing out the old, Bing in the new, Bing out the false, King in the true.” Cotton is beginning to come into mar ket. It is doubtful if 'planters will be able to realize teu cents for their crops. Short crops and low prices don’t go well together. , a , Next Monday the fall term of Butts Superior Court-convenes, Mi. J. A. Stewart, ol firm ot Stewart and McCall a, of this plant, left lor the Centennial and other points of interest North yesterday morning. Mrs. Slew art and Miss Josie Robinson, of New boruc, accompany Mr. S. The party have our best wishes for a pleasant as well ns a profitable trip. They will be gouo about two weeks. Rockdale Court of Ordinary) for Sep* lumber, was in session on Monday. Present, lion; Obadiah SerttnaUs, presi ding. Letters of administration were granted John F. Wallace on the estate Of Sophroaia Wal ace. There being no other business court adjourned to court in course. ifev, Thomas Kenerly, Pastor, preach ed at the Second baptist Church on Sat urday and Sunday last. Rev Bjttj. Thomason occupied the pulpit of the same chureli Sunday after noon* Jim (Star) Anderson, of Covington, passed up the Georgia R. R. yesterday afternoon ou his way to the Gate City to witness the marriage ot Col. E. Y. Clarke, of the Atlanta Constitution. We forwarded our congratulations by Janies. Politics make strange bed fellows. “The liofl and the lamb have lain down together.” Now, wheie’s the little child that shall lead them ! There at’O itldfe children than lions and lambs. Marshal R. Ragsdale was nominated for the Legislature by the Democrats of DeKalb county on last Saturday at their primary election. While we have noth ing to say agdint the good and true men who opposed him in the race, still we can’t help but say hurah for liagsdale ! He is a good fellow, and we believe, a fa-r-mer. “Nuf ced.” Town Council. The Commissioners of the town of Conyers met at their rooms, at the Court House, on Monday night. Present, lions. S. F. Speer, Chairman, J, 11. Al mand. J. W. Langford, N. W. Maddox, and W. E. Treadwell, Councilmcn, and Dr. A. C* W. Travis, Clerk. The first thing in order was the trial ot cases: The Council vs. Saul Qrr was taken Up, and defendant found not guilty of cursing and swearing. Jo Ma ldox was relieved of the charge I . ’ ot hollowing to the disturbance ot tin community. Petition filed by the colored citizens of the town to buy one acre of land It'ifln Councilman J. li. Almuuil, on Christian street, for colored cemetery, was referred to Finance Committee with power to act. Standing committees made their re ports, which were received and adopted. Street Overseer was allowed till lull) September to collect taxes trom street defaulters. Council then adjourned. A Candidate That is Not a Can' didate. Elias Woolly, Esq., concluded to an nounce himself a candidate tor the leg islature from this county on last Monday, which lie did. But after consulting with the “Oracles at Delphi,” “the pow ers that be,” the spirits of earth, air and water, the people, “the power behind the throne greater than the throne it-, self,” the cleik of the weather, old prob abilities, the great Mogul, and other no tabilities of this and other ages, and they all said : “Nay’, not yet; your time has not come: wait. So Mr. W. decided j not to run. He withdrew his name from the contest; and things are now as| they were—Carr and Peek have the j field. • A few more candidates had better consult the Oracles, and come down at their biddings. Salem Camp Meeting. The regular annual Camp Meeting at Salem, in Newton county, seven miles from Covington, and the same distance from Conyers, is now in session. A large concourse of people have been in attendance since the meeting opened, and on Sunday more than three thousand souls were present. All the tents—forty in number—are occupied. Several preachers and noted laymen are on hand, rendering great assistance to the occa sion. Among the number are Ilrs. Smith, Slone, Callaway, and others, of Oxford. Parks, of the Atlanta Consti tution, has been on hand most of the time, whether as clerical or layman this deponent knowelh not. He is a great ladieS* man and a first class chicken eat er. (Indispensible requisites.) The meeting has been a very interest ing one, and many conversions have been made. Rev. 11. C. Christian, of North Georgia, is on a visit to the meet ing, and is said to be one of the best revivalists there. Rev. J. L. Rogers, a Presbyterian minister, is also on hand doing good service. Meeting will probably close to-morrow or nex! day. Monday week Newton Superior Court will he called together. Tlio American Farmer. for September is received, with a full freight of sound and seasonable agri cultural advice,, which it would profit every otto of our fanners to avail ot. The subscription is $1.50 a year, or only SI.OO to clubs ot five or more. Sain’l Sands A Son, Baltimore, are tlio pub lishers. Which is Best? In nominations by delegates fiom the Mi'itia Districts they say they arc ma nipulated. In nominations at the pvi mary elections, they are tipulated. Clayton Superior Court is in session this week. For County Treasurer. I hereby announce myself os a candidate for Treasurer of liockdolu county. J>-tde J. E. MADDOX. For Tax Reoeiver. lam a candidate foi Tax Receiver of Kook- Urtle I‘uituty, W. T. lIUSON. NOTICE. This ito notify the public that Messrs, Downs & Langford arc not soiling the Cele brated Everitt Harness. noB-3t R* M. EverCWi Good Chance. Two good plantations to rent near Smyrna churcli in Rdckdale county. Apply to Conyers Oa.no.—B-2t D. M. Parker. NOTICE 7 o all whom the presents map come— Greeting; This is to notify the public that I will not bo responsible either individually or ns a u ember of the firm of Davidson A Pierce for any transaction of A. L. Davidson's, as his mental condition is Bitch that he is.not respon sible for his acts. Conyers, Ga., Aug 30th,1*57t1. noB-2 . A. J. Pierce.” —RocltnAi.it County : This is to notify all persons concerned that application will be made at the Court of Ordi nary of Rockdale county (Ga.) at the next reg ular term, On tHe first Monday in October nexi, for leaVe to sell all the 1 alula belonging to the estate of Mrs. Aley Rhodes deceased) for the purpose of distribution amongst the heirs and creditors of said dßceilsed. O. SEAMANS, Eept 7th, 1876.—4 t Opuiwart. JjEOROIA —Rockdale CounYy : This is to notify all persons Concerned thnt application will be made to the Court of Ordi nary of Rockdale eofioty (Ga.) at the next reg ular term, on the first Monday in October next, for leftVe' to Soil all the real estate be longing to tbc estate of Soplironia K. Wallie j deceased, for the purpose of distribution , among the heirs and cri ditors of said deeeas j ed. O. SEAMANS, Ordinary. ! j^EORQIA — Rockdale County : Whereas, Samuel H liroadnax having made | application to nje to be appointed Guardian of j the property of Ada V., Ed ward B.i John H. and Esther R. Broadnax, res i idents of Rockdale, orphans and minor chil dren of Joel C. Broadnax, deceased. This is j to cite all parsons concerned to be and appear Jnt the Court of Ordinary, to be held on the first Monday in October next, and show cause ,if any they can, why the said Samuel H. Broadnax should not be entrust with the guar dianship of the property of said minor chil dren. O SEAMANS, Ordinary. 11 1 lit V fit UgOur l,fe-like Steel Engravings of Bilal I lyßthe Presidential Candidates sell -nr i --i,, flrapidly. Send for circular. N. A ivi-j |y Engraving Cos., Jo Wall St., $lB A DAY.IBox 3236, N. Y. a m MURDER WILL OUT. A few years ago “August Flower” was dis covered t > be a certain cure for Dyspepsia and Fiver complaint, a few thin Dyspeptics made known to thoii friends how easily and quickly they had been cured by its use. The great merits'of Green’s August Flower became heraled through the country by oue sufferer (o another, until, without advertising, its sale lias become immense. Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the United States are selling it. No person suffering with Sour Stomach He-ul aclie, Costivoness, palpitation of the Heart, iudigestion, low spirits, etc, can taki three do ses without relief. Gc to your Druggest W. H. Dee, and get a bottle foi 75 cords and try it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wonderful Succjss. It is reported that Boschek'b German Syr up has, since its introduction in the United States, reached the immense sale of 40,000 do zen per year. Over 0.000 Druggists have or dered this medicine directs from the Factory, at Woodbury, N. J., and not one has reported a Hingle failure, but every letter speaks of its astonishing success in curing severe Coughs, Colds settled on the .Breast, Consumtion, or any disease of Throat and lungs. W'o advise any person that has any prediposition to weak Lungs, to go to their Druggist W. 11. Lee, and get this Medicine, or inquire about It. Reg ular size, 75 cents; Sample Bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will relieve any case. Don’t neg lect yonr cough. CONY KltS PRICES CUM ENT. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY J. H. ALMAND, SON ,t CO. | Cotton—Firmer,... 9f(alo GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Meat —C R Bulk Ilj(wl2 L C “ 104 ©ll Bulk Hams, 13J(#j14 Canvassed “ 17 (17 4 Corn, —Sacked 75 @BO Flour —Extra Family, per barrel..,©7} (#8 Family, per barre1............5(ij(§7J Colfee, Rio, 23 (a 25 Sugar, granulated Boat 1310/14 “ NO Fancy laKajlil “ Yellow C, 10 (U Syrup, Honey drip 70 fa 75 Molasses, Muscovado 50 (# 55 “ Black Strap, 331 fa 35 PRODUCE Butter., ; 20c Eggs, 8 (a 10 Bags 1 (a) 2J Tallow, 7 fa 8 Beeswax, 20 (§25 Dry Hides, 7 @ 8J Chickens 10 (#25 Wheat, SIOO to $1.26 per bushel. Meal, 80c per bushel. JOHN MILLBDGE, ATTORNEY AT W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. fiffce 2J Pryor street, opposite Kimball BOU3 THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT FLACK. It has got to boa fashion, now, Iu every plnoe and clime, For folks to keep an instrument To tell of passing time : Some keep a watch—some keep a clock And frequently they mix them ; But if they should get broke, you know, They'd need tome one infix them ! As that's my trade, I'll tell you this — My workmanship ne’er fails— yy shop is found at Thompson’s Store — My name is il. 11, llnles. I am told that Conyers has long needed a first-class Watchmaker and jAWoler. A graduate iu the HorOlogiertl Science of Kulinskis' Horologieal Institute, New York ; having had three years practice in the United Stab's Watch factory —going from the lowest to the highest step known to the profession in manufacturing parts,—with an additional ex perience of six years iu repairing under the instruction and supervision of one of the finest workmen Si nth, I feel I can offer my services to the public ns a first-class work man. I have located permanently in Con yers, and will do fine work at reasonable prices. SUiTREPAIRING FIND WATCHES a Soecialty. Solid Jewelry, Engagement and Wedding rings made to order. I cballtnge any one to sfwAv greater skill or taste in re pairing jewelry. No daubing with lead at this establishment, either in watch or jewelry re pairing. I solicit public patronage, guaran tee all work to give perfect satisfaction. I can be found at Dr. T. B. Thompson’s stor' / Commercial street. Respectfully, J. ll* HAI*KS. uug2 l-81y] Rockdale Court of Ordinary. For' County Purpose*. Ar Chambers, August doth, 1876. Whereas, His Excellency, James M. Smith, the Governor of the State of Geotgia, having assessed five tenths of one pet eclit advnlorem on the the taxable prdporty of tlitt State for State taxSs for the year 1876. It is therefore ordered that the following us sessir. ents be, and they arc hereby made, as the county tax for Rockdale county for the year 1876 for the purposes herein set forth, and that the sanio be collected by T. M. Armistoad, Tax Collector of Rockdale county, or his successors in office, and paid over to the Treasurer of said county by the 15th of December next : 1 Tor ordinary county purposes ar.d for extra services and salaries of county office,s for the year 1H76, ten per cent odvalorem ou the State tax on property. II Tc support the poor fifteen pit cent on the State tax advalorum on property* in For building and repairing tile county brid ges ten per cent Oil the Shite tax On property. IV To pav the Gratld and Ft l tit JurofS for the year 1876, fifteen pc cent ad valorem ou prop erty. 0. SEAMANS, V01.3-lioß-aug3o.3od. ORDINARY. AN NOUN OILMEN T. Conyers Female College. The exercises at Conyers Female College WILL BE RESUMED ON MONDAY, 21st OF AUGUST, under the Presidency of Prof. T. B. Bailey, of North Carolina. He will be assisted by a full corps of competent teachers in every depart ment. Terms as heretofore. It is expected that the College will be supplied with apparatus for illustrating physios, a cabinet of minera.s, and other modern appliances. Board can be had at moderate rates. Address, until August the Ist, Rev. 11. Quipg, after that time the President, july27-1 in T. B. BAILEY. \ gents. If you want the best selling article li. in the world and a solid gold patent lever watch, free of cost, write ft once to J. Bride A Cos,, 767 Broadway, N. Y.4w ONE DOLLAR WILL GET THE WEEKLY CONSIITIIIION, Free of Postage, tilf JIM HIV IST, 1877. It is the leading paper of the South. Red hot Presidential and Gubernatorial Campaigns opening. Every Georgian should take the People’s paper. Several serial stories, by dis tinguished authors running all the time. ■JiETho Getter up of a club of ten will re* oelve tile paper free.J^# Daily, SIO,OO pel- annum ; $5,30 for G mo ; $2,65 for three months, (Send your subscription for this great politi cal and family journal. PUBLISHED AT THE CAPITOL, W. A. 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Patent Medicines of all kinds. B>d' Physician's Pre scriptions ucourately compounded. Jpg# 5 ‘ SHERIFF SALE KQU SKIT EM RED U’ ill be sold before the Court, House door in the town of Conyers, ROykdule county Ga. on the First Tuesday in Soph in bur. 1870, thj> following property, to-wit : One FciVIHU lege, known ind distinguished rtf* file Co!# *,, lot, in the town of Conyei's. <ta., with all itw, rights ufld appcrtfbftnccs thereto belonging. Numbers rot known. Levied on as the prop erty of S'. Mayfield, President of the Trustees of the COnyors Female College, to satisfy a li fa issued from the Superior Court pf the coun ty of Ro< kd'vle, in favor of WillViiu.Gallswßy against S. Mayfield, President of the Trustei s of the GonyeAr Female Cdllego March term, 1875, containing' t\\‘o acres more or leita, hiua dc las follows .- On tho North, by lands of James 11. Turner, Km-t, by A. L, Davidson arid College street. South, by College street, Prop erty pointed out by Defendant. 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