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riif iwkMr li'fli'jfrr. tjfEE".a.'.. THUMIU T KOT 3'). lim i^OUWCEMEWTS. collector. I— authorized to announce the namo ot l Wc . r! Hamilton as a csndidato for Tax Kockdale county. fm-15-tda I si lb RIF F. I r esnri'Uullv snnounde myself as a candi- I I r LI Stic'rii of Rockdale county, and refer | , ' lte : _„ fit record as Sheriff of the county. 1 f r? "lIU shall strive to till the office satisfacto rily both to myself, and to the citizens of the tSdde D - N> HUDSON. ' FOR TAX COLLECTOR. The friends of T. T Thrasher propose his . HS a candidate for Tax Collector of Rock dale county at the election to he held in Janu arr next, and ask that his claims ho duly con sidered by the voters of said county. October lßth-tde TOTBE VOTERS Of ROCKDALE. lam a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court, and if elected, Joseph A. McCord (who has been Deputy Clerk two years) will be ray Deputy. Respectfully, Ac., Oot. 12tb, 1876.— 1 -tde J. P. TtOSSER * ’FOR TAX RECEIVER. >lam a candidate for the office of Tax Re ceiver of Rockdale county, tde W. T. lItTSON. >6>/2 TAX CQLLEGTORT lam a candidate for the office of Tax Col lector of Rockdale county. Nov. 7,1876. T. F. MADDOX. ' FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Treasurer of Rockdale county, g.tde J. E. MADDOX. FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT. D. M. Parker will he cupportcd for Clerk Su perior Court of Rockdale county by nolO-tde Many Friends. FOR SHERIFF. Mr John H Taylor will be supported for Sheriff of Rockdale county, at the ensuing election by Sept 12th, 1876 — tt Many Friends FOR 2AX COLLECTOR. The many friends of John M. Robinson re spectfully announce his name as a candidate for Tax Collector of Rockdale county. Nov. 7,1876. Voters. WANTED. €> HME 'JEE3 r’SSkT 9 without anv regard to previous condition, c.ol nr or politics to vote for fF. A. JJ. Sl’ IIVV ART for County Treasurer. Every one so dnin will be entitled to a Chbomo. tdo Cotton is bringing better prices this week. The Judicial men, ol Conyers, have "been holding the scales of Jestis, with • veil hands this week. Adjourned term of Newton Superior Court, meets next Monday. Col. J. N. Glenn is attending Gwinnel Superior Court, this week. The oelebra ted Howell will case is up. Mr. YV T>. bee and family have re turned to Cos vington, to live. Marshal Smith, ot Covington* stuck a needle in his hack. ♦ * ► A Conyers man had to set oh the heat er at DeGives Opeua House, on Monday night lait during the performance of Rip Van Wrinkle. He got a good bast mg by the time the play was over ‘May he*live long ar.d beeu happy. Bro. Anderson, of the Stnr, Says that when people meets these days, they (?) interrogate, afterward they (!) exclaim, and look (ff) daggers when they bear the news. Christmas Tree. —The Methodist Sunday School, in this place, have con xluded fo'have a Christmiis Tree. In our last week’s issue iu noticing : the marriage of Mr. John Parker and Miss Laura Morgan, we said that Hon. A. M. Helms performed the ceremony. We ought to have slid liev. J. L. Stew art? We makijthe amends honorable and say to all whom these presents may come greeting that Rev. J. L. Stewart was the man, and not Mr. Helms. Mrs. S. E. Summers has taken charge of.the Mayfield House and is now pre pared to take in boarders and feed the .hungry. Tain t every man that says lie's got ibusiness out in town of a night says th; t lie wants to see a man round the corner, •thats got business or that expects to see a man round the corner. We know of several such in this town. W e hereby notify said parties that we will expose them if they don’t stay round home a little closer in the future. Look out, we know you. The weather has been bad for two or thrse days. Rain and wind most of the time. “Into each life some rain must fall ; Some days must be dark and dreary.’ The great “Will Buster” made his maiden speech on last Monday, and as a matter of course, gained his case. He’s happy now, “the gayest of the gay.” Rip Van v Vinklo and oificr attraction attracted some of our (Joiiveisdos to Atlanta fast .Monday. Ainonjj the mem bers wo noticed Capt. Wiu. T. Iluson, Tlios. J. T read well, Dr. T. ]>, Thotupsou, Oapt. J. L. Maddox, and—&e. Tho ‘‘Will Duster has a bed. Just a single bed; not big enough for two. In the language of the poet, ‘tlieres ua room lit’ t wa\” Mairied On 2Cth in t. n Conyers, at the res id ree of W. IJ. Alinand, the bride's father, by Rev. J. M. Brittain, Mr. John I. Cowan and Miss. Lodosca A'vnand. All of Rockdale coudty. We extend the good wishes usual on such occasions. A. J. Fierce will lake charge of the Whitehead House on Saturday. The public need not fear but that lbey will be well treated when they slop st the Whitehtad House. A. J. Pierce has a fine lot ot goods of all kinds usually kept in a first class store. He sells cheap for cash. Berry Phillips was hung in Coving ton jail on last Friday. Take your wives, children, sweet hearts, mothers sisters and somebody else’s sister to the animal show to tuor row. ♦ ♦ Guess who is to get married next week 1 “Dont all speak at once. Candidates have about all made their way to the front. owe the Kkod-tkr anything? If so pay it, or you’ll be sued. Parties indebted to me must pay up. A. C. McCall*. ■■ - ■ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ —— - ■ COUNTY COURT. November Term, 1876. JUDGD GEORGE W. GI.RATON, PRESIDING- Met at Court House, in Conyers, on Monday, Nov, 27tb, at 9 o'clock a. m. Judgements were rendered iu several civil cases, only one was litigated. The case of Win. Richardsofi, p. o. c. vs John H. Smith, Laborers Lien and Illegality fi fa ordered to proceod for four dol ars and 11 ct?., A. M. Helms Attorney for plaintiff, T. J. Christian ar.d the “ Will Buster for the defendant The State vs J, E. Maddox, furnishing liquor to a dtuuken man. was taken up and tried before a jury, and a verdict not guilty rendered, T J Christian, Solicitor, AC MeCaila and A AZachry (Lien Crip pier), tor defendant. Rose Usher, p. o. c., was tried for trespass and found guil ty, and fined 15 dollars and cost, ClirN* llan for State, McCalla aud Pruitt for defendant. Char!, s Jinks, [no kin to Capt. Jinks] was charged and adjudged guilty of larceny from the house, in lhai he took &c. fifteen dollars of the iuuds oi W. D. C. Bentley, Esq. lie was order ed to the chaui gang in default of paying $30,00 and all costs. Christain, Solicit or, and A- C. Perry, Barton & Barton for defendant. Mandy Henson, p. o. c.. was found not guilty rtf’ being accessory alter the fact of Jink’s taking. The case of A. J. P. Crawford, for us ing opprobrious words, was called and put off till next court. Iu the ease of J. E. Maddox A. M. Helms, Esq. presided, and Col. J. C. Barton will hold the scales in Crawfords case. Court adjourned till 2nd Monday in December next. * — 1 Died, At the residence ot Mr. W. F. Her ring, in Midway, on the 25th iiist, Miss Rebecca Conyers, age 87 years and 5 mouths.— Covington Star. Death of Dr. Wm, Brown. The remains of Dr. Wm. Brown, who died at Opopka, Floraida, on last Thursday, arrived in Covington by the down passenger train, yesterday morning, aod where escorted to their last resting place in the old cemetery by a large con course of our citizens. The remains were brought up from Florida in charge of Mr. Wm. S. Brown, who has been with his father since August. Dr Brown was an old citizen ol Covington, and leaves many friends and relatives to mourn his death. He was about 60 years of age.— Covington Star. ■ ♦ • 9- EXTRAORDINARY triumph of science, This new principle, new way, to cure Cough & Consumption, Dr. J H ‘McLean’s Cough and Lung Healing Globules. As rapidly as the Glabule dissolves in the mouth, a healing gas is formed and inhaled, w hich cures the Throat and Lung di eases, Trial boxes 25cts, by mail. Dr J H McLean, 314 Chestnut, St. Louis. Guardian’s Sa?e. By virtue of an order Horn the Court of Or dinary of Rockdale county w ill bo sold on the first Tuesday in January, 1877, before the Court House door in the town of Conyers, be tween the legal hours of sale, the following property to-'rit: One tract of land lying in said county, belonging to the heirs of F. M. Denard late of said county, deceased, contain ing twenty-seven acres, more or less, adjoining lands on the Noith belonging to I. Hamby, on the East by G. V/. Gleaton, on the South by TANARUS, J. Nelms, and on the West by J. M. Wel burn. The Slid land will he sold for division ftmon<r the heirs of the said deceased, Terms of sale c;eh. J. M OVERTON, November 27th, 1370. Guardian. WHITEHEAD HOUSE. T 1 ho un lersigned will (a’u charge of tha Whit bead Hours, i i this ( p!nc >, on Saturday, Dojembor 2nd, 1876. No pa ns will be spared to make the guists ( f the Houm fool oomforta- M and at home. Th ■ table will he supplied with the be. t the market iff ed-aj _ UI Conyers, Ga. Nov. 30, 1876. A. J. Pierce. GEORGIA—R .KDAtiS o uarv : ]\ D TICK is hereby given t > all whom it may concern that Mrs. Nancy Hill having in prop er form, applied to me for permanent le f terg of Administration on the estate of Samuel Hill, late of said county, deceased. This is to Cite all, and singular the kmLod and creditors o- tie gtad deceased to be and appear at my Once, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if anylhiyean, why permanent letters of administration should not be grant ed to Mrs. Nancy Hill or some other tit and proper person on Samuel Hill's estate. Wit ness my hand and official signature, this Nov. 27th, 187 U, O. SEAMANS, [Ordinary, Notice ! T 1 ho old Presbyterian church and church lot, in Corners, will (be sold to the highest bidder at the Court House door, in Conyers, next Tuesday, (Sale dav.) By order of the nov 27 It * TRUSTEES. tf. MM.\(iS & CO., 28 Decatur Street, near Kimball House, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, —Wholesale and retail dealers in—■ White Pine Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Mantels, Brackets, Stair Bails, Balasters, Newels, Win dow Glass, and Window and Door Frames. 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R Y virtue of an order from the Court of 0 •- dinary of Walton county will bo sold bt fo.'j l the Court House door, in the town of Conyers, (Ja., at public outcry, to the highest bidder, within the legal hours of sale, on the Ist Tues day in January next, the folio ving parcel of land : Sixty-two and a half acres, more or less, off the North-east corner of lot No. 293 in the 4th district, criginally Walton now Rockdale coun ty. Adjoining lands of Andrew J. Black, Mrs Ethridge and others, and lying immediately on county line between said counties. To be sold as the property of Ethelorod D. Lester, late of Walton county deceased, for the pur pose of distribution. Terms : One-half cash; the balance 12 months credit with interest at. 10 per cent from sale. Bond for titles gi/< nto purchaser. AUGUSTUS W. CLAY, Administrator. CjfOll BJuEBS OUR HOME is the name of the most elegant French Oil Mo'.to Chromo ever issued. 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For one year, but one dollar. 1 n every case, gives satisfaction. Cheap, scientific and reliable. For one dollar sent to the publishers And your namo and post-office plainly writhe, R eturn mail will bring the first number. M any dollars value is often wanted Ere the best practice is discovered, and Remember the Scientific Farmer saves and earns money to the careful reader. Address, SCIENTIFIC FARMER CO., Boston, Mass. FIVE COPIES, 75 CENTS EACH. LIVE ANDWLIVE. Now This is Business. A ljL those who have not paid their Notes and acoounts are requested to como forward at once and settle, as they are past due. Re member tho promise you made in the spring and summer. We assisted you then. Now wo need our money, and you ought to assist us. Please don’t put us off, as tee are deter mined to settle up! J. 11. ALMAND, SON A CO. novl6-8t Awarded (be Ifighest.fflcdbl at Vienna. E. & 11. T. iftTHOM & CO. 591 Broadway New York , (Opposite Metropolitan Hotel) MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS AND DEADER IN ENGRAVINGS, ciiromos and frames. STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, Albums, Graplioscopes, Photographs, And kiudred goods —Celebrities, Actresses, etc PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS. Wc arc Headquarters for everything in the way of MAGIC LANTERNS Being Manufacturers of tho MICRO-SCIENTIFIC LANTERN, STEKEO-PANOPTICON, University Stereopticon, Advertiser's Stereopticon, Artopticon, School Lantern" Family Lantern, People's Lantern, Each style being the best of its class in the market. Catalogues of Lantern and Slides, with di rections for using, sent on application. Any enterprising man can make money with a Magic Lantern. C-STVisitors to the Centennial Exposition will do well to defer purchasing go-sls in our line until they come to our store in New York, where they will find greater varitey and more moderate prices, and ettn select more at leis ure. But we hate a concession to sell some styles of our goods in the building of the De partment of Public Comfort, and those not coming to Now York are invited to call on our representation there. it-WA full stock of Views of the Exposition Buildings and their contents out this advertis t for refecence, p rt"S*|a Weak to Agents. Samples / / FREE. P. O. Vkkory, Augusta (DUU Vi I Maine aug2F7fi-ly ADMINISTRATOR S SALE. J3~- virtue of sn order fiom the C urt of Or dinary oi W'okdde county, will ho Bold u. the first Tuesdiv iu December next, before the Court House door in the town of C ,'yers, said county, within the legal hours ot raile, a 1 un real estate of and belonging to the estate of John P. Carr, deceased, consisting of- seven hundred acres, more or less, in the lfith Dis trict of originally Henry, then Newton, hut now Rockdale county, and known r s parts of lots Nos in said District, adjoin ing lands of W. U. Almand, A. C. Rice, Mon roe Moon, G. W. Hardee, Isaac Hamby and John W. Carr. Also one lot in the town of Conyers, containing two acres, more or less, adjoining lands of A. Riley on the East, by Decatur street on the South, by Tingle street on the North, and by lands of Charles Fros bury on the West. Also one wild lot No. 720, in the 3rd section, I9t,h District of Paulding county, containing forty acres, more or less. Sold for distribution among heirs and to pay debts. Terms : —One-third cash ; balance in twolv e months with interest from dato. Bonds fo titles given till purchase money is paid. This November fith, 1876. JOHN W. CARR, Administrator. ROCKDALE SHERIFF’S SLES —FOR — DooemTJor, —O— ILL he sold before the Court House door in the town of Conyers, on tha first Tuesday in December next (1876), between ihe lawful hours of sale, the following described proper, to-wft: Eighty-four and one-half acres, more or less, of lot uumber 268 in the 16th District of orig inally Henry, then Newton, hut now RockdaTo county, adjoining lands of Robert White on the West, on the South by lands of E. D. Har ris, on the East by Almand, on the North by lands of John Treadwell. Levied on as the property of M. M. Bentley and B N. Mc- Knight. Deed to said land being in B. N. Mo- Knight, M. M Bentley having bond for titles. Property jiointed out by defendants. To sat isfy seven fi fas from the Justice court of the 476th District, 0. M., of said county in favor of E. B. Rosser vs M. *l. Bentley and B N McKnight. Levies made by S. B Hartsfield, Constable, and returned to me. This November 9th, 1876. J. W. ALMAND, Deputy Sheriff. Will be sold before the Court House door in the town of Conyers, on the firs Tuesday in December, next, (1876) between the lawful hours of sale, the following described property, to-wit i One hundred and one-fourth (100$) acres, mere or less, of land, in the 16th District of originally Henry now Rockdale county, being South half of lot number 288, and hounded as folloWß : On the South by Henry Wilson’s land on the North by lands of Tap Camp, on the East by Joseph Crawford, end on the West by Thomas Nix’s lands, Levied on the property of W F Wilson, to satisfy eight fl fas from the Justice courts of the 476th <fc 476th District, G 1 M of said connty, Thieejof said fi fas in favor of i’ M Whitehead, and five in favor of Mrs Cynthia J Melton vs said W F Wilson, Prop erty pointed out, in Whitehead levies, by Eiaintiff, and in Melton levies by by defendant evies made byjconstables.and returned to me This November Ist, 1876 J. YV. ALSIANI), Deputy Sheriff. CUN VEILS I'KICKS CUlUil^L • > CORRECTED WEEKLY BY J. II.‘ALMAND, SON A CO. Cotton —Middlings, steady D)(: 91 Stains, dull 8 (u> 9[ OnOCH.KIES AXI PROVISIONS Meat— C R Hulk 11 i(o 12 - LC 10J(;ll Bulk "“Hams, 131( 11. Canvassed “ ,!8 (o 18.’ Cora,—Sacked 70(875 Flour—Extra Family, per barrel.7| Family, per barrel S6|(B7J Coffee, Itio, 23 (• 25 Sugar, granulated Loaf 13J(u It “ NO Fancy 12 J (813 “ Yellow O, IP (o il Syrup. Honey drip 60 (<l3 Molasses, Muscovado 50 (855 “ Black Strap 33j('35 I'kODUi IIS Butter., 25c Egga <315 Hags 1 @ 2) Tallow 7 (a) 8 Beeswax 20 (g 25 Dry Hides, 7 (8 HJ Chickens,.... to (825 W heat, SIOO to $1.25 per bushel. Meal, 750 per bushel. 'it ntc.. k.<- afa isfei —with A. Cold is Always Dangerous USE WELL’S CARBOLIC TABLETS, 15. a sure remedy for coughs, and all diseases ot the throat, lungs, chest and mucous u embrano put up only in BLUEuqxrjt. SOLD BY Alt. IMtUCKIISTs, 0. n. Crittenton, 7 Sixth Avenue, New York Attention All ! Great Bankrupt Sale of Jewelry. ON receipt of fffty o< nts welwill send by mail, postpaid, all of the following pieces of Jew elry, viz. : 1 pair Gold Plated E'ngraved Sleeve Huttons, one oot Gold Front Shirt Studs, one Dollar Stud, one Wed ling Ring, one Roll Plato watch chain and one dent’s rose coni’ scarf pin. We offer this Great bargain lucre by to draw-attention to our business, iifr we have all kinds of wat,olios and jewelry at low prices. (Send for Catalogue. COLES &<JO,. 735 Broadway, New York. Mason & Eamli&’s CABINET ORGAPfS Havo Been TJnanimouciv Assign ed the liistßank —IN THE— SISVI2IIAL RFQUISim of such Instruments, at",the UNITED STATE] CENTENNIAL, 1876. They are the only organs assigned this rink. Their superiority is thus declared, not in one or two respects only, but in all tho the impor tant qualities of an organ. A Medal- and Di ploma liavo ulso been awarder! them, but mod alg of equal value were awarded all articles deemed worthy of recognition, so that many makers can advertise “first medals” or "high est awards.” Comparative rank in excellence, lias been determined by tile judges’ reports alone, in which the Mason and Hamlin Organs nro un animously assigned “the first rank in tho sev eral requisites” of such instruments, uqd are the only ones assigned this rank. This result was not unexpected, for these organ* have uni formly faken highest awauds in such compe titions, there being less than six exceptions iq hundred" of cum pansons. Thoy were awarded first medals, and highest honors at Paris in 1876, at Vienna in 1H73, Santiago in 1875, and >at Philadelphia in 1876; hating thus been awarded highest honors at every world’s exhi bition at which they have competed, and be ing the oily American organs which ever ob tained anif reward in Europe. New styles, with improvements exhibited a! tho Centennial; elegant new fanes in great, va riety Prices very lowest cousistent w’th best material and workmanship. Organs sold foi cash or installments, or rented until rent pays. Kvery organ warranted to give entire satisfae tion to every reasonable purchaser or the mon ey returned. Illustrated eat.alognes sent, f Trie. Mason A Hamlin OrSan Co.—ls+ Tromont Street, Boston; 25 Union Square, New York : •80 and 82 Adams Street, Chicago. 4w HARNESS AND SADDLES. ALL persons wanting planless, Saddle*. Hridles, Collars, Lines, etc., wjl! do well to call at my shop where they can ho had very Low FO® €iISU. I am determined to stop the Northern inferior harness from selling in this county, it selling good hand-made harness cheap will do it. Give me a trial before buying elsewhere. Old harness and saddless repaired promptly and cheaply. Respectfully, 11-3 m j, 8, M* LEAN. AGENTS WANTED for the STORY or CHARLEY ROSS. Written by his father. A complete account of this mysterious abduction and exciting' search. With facsimile' letters and illustra i tions. Ontoelln all other books. One agent i took 60 orders in one day. Terms liberal. Address, John E. Potter A Cos., Publishers, Philadelphia. 4.W JAMES BANKS ATT 0 K N E Y A T L A Yf, Office No. 8, James’ Bank Block, Atlanta, Georgia. Special attention given to the collect.or of clciur All business attended to promptly FOR SALE! /\. NIC 1 little cottage dwelling, with 4 rooms, noatly plastered, with fire-place in each room Jof itu acre more or less in Jo.. A good blirgain eon bo had. Perfect title*. Will take in payment any correct account against 8, B. Ethridge. Apply to E. B. ROSSKK/J 20-tt or B. iL ETHRIDGE, lostI" kj EVER AT, Notes and Accounts by indul gence. Soallwhoato indebted to us, either by note our account will come and settle at cnee and save COST, J. A W. E. TREAD .VELD, nov 9-4 t Notice.” FOR STALE. o Eighteen hundred arvos of land, lying on the Georgia Kailroid, 31 miles fro u Conyat*, and 5 miles from Covington. 'I lie land is well timbered and well watered, ai.d has good ten ant IVoCtscit on it. It will make ono of tho Best Stock Farms in Middle Georgia. Terms: One-fourth cash ; ba unco in two annual payments. *lf net sold iu a body, the land will be divided into lots to suit purchasers, and if not disposed of at pri vate sale, will he sold before the Court House door, in Conyers, on the Ist Tuesday iu De cember. For further reference apply to i. M. ZACHRY, or L. H. ZACHRY, Conyers, Ga, On Plantation, October 12th, 1870.—noH-lds Q KORGIA—Roqipals County : Bessie Shefman 5 Libel for DiVorde. vs. > Rockdale Superior Court; John W. Sherman.) Fall Term, 1870. Rule to Perfect Service. —lt appearing to tho court by the return of tho Sheriff that the defendant does not live in this e.ulnti And it further appearing that Said dofotldatit decs not reside in tin* State j it is, dn raotiim of counsel, ordered that, said defendant be and ap pear and answer at the next tofm of this Court, else the case will be considered in default and plaintiff allowed to proceed. And it is further ordered that this rule bo published in tlto Roc:. DALE JticciHTFß. a newspaper published in IJoiiyerH in said county, oitee a month for four mouths before the next term of this court. J. C. BARTON. G. J. WLIIGIIT, Pl’t'ff’s Att’y. J. S. 0. A. C. Presiding. A true extract from the minutes of Rockdale Superior Court. T. J. Treadwell, n01.3-4m Clerk. STsarREADY FOR AGENTS—THE amm m DEjtCltlßEl) AND lIXUSTItATKP, A graphic peu-pioturo of its history, grand buildings, wonderful exhibits, curiosities, great days, etc. Profusely illuHti-ated, thoroughly popular and very cheap. Is selling immensely 5,000 Agents wanted. Bend for full particulars This will be the chance of 100 years to coin money fast. Got the only reliable history. Hubbard Bros., Pubs,, 733 Samson. St., Phila. Caution —Be not deceived by premature books, assuming to bo ''official” and telling what will happen in Aug. and Sept. 4w di AA A Can’t bo mode by every agent every aJImM month in the business wo furnish, but ” ~t VV those willing to work ean earn a dozen dollar: a day right in their own localities. Have no roomto explain hern. Business pleas ant fttid honorable. Women, and Ixiys and girls do as well ns men. Wo furnish you a eompleteOutfit free. The business pay* hotter than anything else. Wo will ho*/ expemm of starting you. Write and hoc. Farmers and me chanics, thtir sons and daughters, and all class es in need of paying work at. homo, should write to us aud lcoru about the work at once. Now is the time. Dou’tdelay. AddrossTnu* A Cos., Augusta, Maine. BANKRUPT SALE OF MILTON GOLD JEWELRY O IIP. AT KAII.ITRK OF TUB Milton Gold Jewelry Company, in England Their entire stock consigned to us to realise many Everybody has heard of Mii.ton Good Jew elry, it having bo,On sold in this market for ton years, anil worn by the best and richest class of our population Still, it takeß an ex port jeweler to discover Milton gold from Vir gin gold We will send for the ninety day* >nly the following articles by mail, post paid, on receipt of 50 cents: One pair Elegant. Sleeve-Button*, with Independence Hall engraved, retail price, $1 00 One set Spiral Shirt Studs, retail price...- 75 One beautiful Coral Scarf Pin, retail price 75 One elegant Gents' Watch Chain, latest pattern, retail price, 1 80 One Collar Button, retail price,. 50 Oue elegant Wadding Ring, very heavy, retail price, 2 Ot) Total $6 50 Remember, we wail send you the above named six article*,, tvtiitdi we have retailed ff r 10 50, by mail, post paid, for AO cents, or 4 sample li ts for $1 AO, and 112 sample lots for Jp } 00. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Address WILMUf W. Rm & ffl;, Importers of Watches and J iwelrir. 8 North So veil tie St, „ Philadelphia, IX Please state where yew saw tills advertise ment 10-tin fiIUD MIAUL lOTfl, J ACKSONVIFXE, FLORIDA. RATES, 83.00 A DAY Hpecial rates by the Week or Mon lb. G. McGIKLEY, Proprietor, ffI'OPENS NOVEMBER 20th..g* Mb&sm ATLANTA, GEORGIA, LE Y", Prop’t. THE National Hotel, ATLANTA, * - - GEORGIA. The rates of hoavd/hf) £ Aat this popular hotel havo boon\7 Jllroduced to $2.50 'per day. for tbisr Vj )r jee offer ac commodations rfnd fare unsurpassed by any three or four dollar house in the South. Come and gel an old Virginia welcome. LEE & IIKWITT, Prm'ihutoiw.