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THE register, PEG y, W 6. ANNOUNCEMENTS; ~ „ T ,„.i to announce the name of Ve TH?mmon M a candidate for Tax &T. S tor'of Rockdale county, „ovls-tde - fcRSIIhRIF F. „ announce myself as a eandi- Ir fSheriff of Rockdale county, and refer 'date for ShP "“ , M sheriff of the county. If to my ’ ive to fin the office gatisfaoto r -P. -d to the citizens of the younty- D. N. HUDSON. 'oct2s-tde ~fOR TAX COLLECTOR. . ,;„I.of TT. Thrasher propose his , !Ji r a candidate for Tax Collector of Rock j i nonntv at the election to be held m Janu xt and ask that hi. claims be duly con- Jiae" and by the voters of said county. October IBth-tde . TO THE VOTERS OF ROCKDALE. T a candidate for the office of Clerk of „ superior Court, and if elected, Joseph A. VcCord (who has been Deputy Clerk two '?£,) will be my Deputy. 7 Respectfully, Ac., R Oo t. 12th. 1876.—tde J. P- ROSSER. '— f’OK TAX RECEIVER. I.m a candidate for the office of Tax Re- Mtv.r of Rockdale county. T HUSON. COLLECTOR. Iwi candidate for the office of Tax Col luctor of Rockdale county. Nor. 7.1876. T. F. MADDOX. ~ Tor county treasurer. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Treasurer of Rockdale county. J. E. MADDOX. tor clerk superior court. D. M. Parker will be supported 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—ti Many Friends FOR 7AX COLLECTOR. The many friends of John M. Robinson re spectfully announce his name as a candidate for Tax Collector of Rockdale county. Not. 7, 1876. Voters. WANTED. voo mm. tsaz iw 9 without any regard to previous condition, eol •r or politics to vote for T. A. JB. STI2W ART for County Treasurer. Every one so doin will be entitled to a Chbomo. tde Look out for rain soon. It’s not as cold as it was last week. Chrismas comes this year on the 25th day of December. Our Devil is the best whistler in this office. Well, in fact, we might say, any oilier office. If you want s| are-ribs, back-bones and eicli, by the millions, go to Bryans & Speer's—cheap. Col. J. N. Gleen has goiu to house keeping in the dwelling opposite the Methodist church. Messrs. Gleaton, Christian, Barton and ye Local, of the Conyers bar. have been attending Newton Superior Comt. Married, At the residence of the bride's father, hr. M. M. Landrum, on November 23rd, 1876, Mr. Leslie Marler and Miss Ella Fambrough, of Greene county, Ga. Si Hawkins, ot the Covington Enter- P r M, either visited Conyers on last Fri ‘lay or old John Robinson’s show, we 'loot know which. We have some doubt about whether Si knows, himself, or not. The Augusta Chronicle i’db Sentinel 18 one °f the best papers published in Georgia. It you want a splendid daily, hi weekly or weekly journal, take that Psper, For terms, see card, in this is sue. Millie Petty don’t know whether he is n schelor or widower, rather inclined tho’ !° ' w '' ey ' e •iat he is a widower. He’ll Jl, "e to explain when Mrs. I'etty retires ' ler v * Bl t to relatives and friends in ,reer| e county. ll * 1 property 6old at public out. r ) °n sale day. Most that was adver for sale was withdrawn from the ■ l| et. N 0 ga ] es were m ade by the w his Deputy. A lot of furniture 38 auctioned off lor some party by Mr. • N. Hudson. p A- M. Helms, Esqr., N. P, Ex. Off. J. dj ° a wurt on Tuesday. Two or Glenn cas<iß were heard. Messrs erg J Gieaton > Pruett, Perry,’and oths Cernc(] I ‘ rt ' Ben,ed the various parties con. I8?g V oldinar y, for December term, in ? Lin' Glja^m h Seamans presid °-> M *ay. so i.r as w. ‘"’email. a 0 *“ llear ' 110 matters of disposed of. better. ‘ • At last accounts was Another candy-pulling in Conyers on Tuesday night. This time at the resi dence of Mr. Webb M, Almand. If William More, ot {’ e Vng.ista Con* aiitutio xaliat, will call lime within the next six weeks we will insure him a baud in the next lasses bilitrr. “YYil lie, we have missed you. Come. To rent or to board is the question that is now agitating the average Con yetsite. W hether it’s better to pay high prices for old houses or eat com mon hoarding house hash. “Aye, there's the rub.” We regret to learn that Mr. J. B. Gra ham, of this collnty, lost about $1(30 00 at the Circus last Friday. Some Circus or other kind of rogue stole the money from him. We certainly sympathise witli Mr. G. in his loss, especially when money is so scarce. Mr. Jack Wood had a tustle with a thief on the same day, about his pocket book containing near sixty dollars. Jack managed to grab the scoundrel before he got off with the money. Though he re ceived several gashes on his band. No one comiugJo the rescue, the thief man aged to make his escape—though Jack held on to the money “like grim death to a dead negro.” The impression seems to be that some of old John Robinson’s crowd was the perpetrator of the act, not only ot attempting to take Mi. Wood’s money, but in taking Mr. Gra ham’s pocket book and contents. The Commissioners of the town of Conyers met at tlieir chamber on Mon day night. Present: Hons. S, F. Speer, Chair man, J. H. Almand, J. W. Langford, N. W. Maddox and W. E Treadwell. The main business of'.he meeting was for the trial of parties whose names were legions, that were up before the court, charged with every grade of crime known to the statu'es of Conyers, and otherwise acting disorderly within her sacred precincts or corporate limits. Hawing all confidence that justice was done in the premises, we omit prelimina ries, and say to the guilty, pay up and get your clearance papers, and to the in nocent, go thy way for this lime ; in a more convenient season you may be call ed on. Dr. A. C. W. Travis, the efficient Clerk, closed the docket, and Marshal McCollough adjourned the court till the court in course—with a God save the State and the Commissioner's court. Old John Robinson had a very cold day for his show to show here sure enough on last Friday. But his show showed show (sure) enough. John Low low said all the fools were on hand ; sen sible proplc stayed at home by the lire. The Covington Star has a long, inter., esting letter from Conyers in its last is sue, written by Miss “Alpha.” We thought of copying it, but after thinking of the number of Stars taken, and oth erwise, in and around here, we thought it would be sufficiently circulated and read without it appearing in the Rnois ter. We hope so, Having heard from Miss Alpha, we would hate to miss heal ing from Omega. “Alpha and Omega, The first and last.” ♦ Brother Jim Anderson, of the Cov ington Star, is not satisfied exactly with all the persons nominated as candidates for county offices. While he has no objec tions to the gentlemen (as men) that were nominated for Treasurer 'and Coroner, still he objects to the “newly converted" being raised to the first positions in the front rank, at one lift. Ah, Jeemie! you may be wrong. Re member the new convert is the most zealous; and the good Book says that he that comes in at the eleventh hour is en titled to as much pay as he that bears the heat and burden of the day. Don’t ccn deran them, Brother. Rather welcome them into the joys of true Democracy. Tell them to sin no more ; and with more patriotic hearts, remember in the future, theit country too. Miss “Annie Logan’s” presence lit up the sane 1 tun of the Rkwjster on last Monday. She came in as sprightly and as chirping as the “beautiful bird of epriug ” She has been stopping with Misses Frank and Georgia Baker and other friends and relatives in this place. She left, on the day we speak of, for the olassic banks of Yellow river, to bask awhile under ihe hospitable roof of Dr. S. W Bryan. Miss Annie to!d us a heap about the young folks of Conyers, especially the young men, and tho pleas ant times she had while here; though she made us promise not to tell; there tore, “mnm’s the word.’’ Though, we would like to know what she is going to do with all the pictures she received while here. She appeared very happy ; notwithstanding, she is threatened with a very severe Hales storm. We wish Miss .Annie success and happiness in all of her laudible undertakings ; and, es pecially, may all her literary efforts be as bright and sparkling and as meritorious as her own warm heart could wish for. Partio b indebted to me must pay up. A. O. McUalla. Newton Superior Court, for the Sep tember adjourned term, met in Coving ton on last Monday, Judge John I. Hall presiding. The civil dockets are being cal'ed. But little erim’nal matter will be taken up. Only one or two prisoners that are in j lil will be tried. Court will close oil Friday or Satur day. Editor Rkoistek : This is truly an exciting time in our national polities, and the scales is nearly on a balance. Stunt'd the Democracy Ir.ok down, the Republic is gone in this our first (Jenfeii nial year. But it we listen to the out spoken populace. Uncle Samuel will take his seat, and the Republic move on for years to come without war ; and one hundred thousand office-holders will take the hack seat, and the same number come to the front. Now shall we be hopeful of an appointment, and bo still expecting something to turn up that we may get our living without labor, or shall we go to work and make an effort to build up the county ? Let us not forget the source of our food and raiment. Let very enterprising man uud woman in Rockdale commence, right now, work to the point, and in the yar 1877, when the woild is at ease and peace, the grand est show that ever was seen will be at Conyers 1 Rock dark Fair. What a smell you have In your nose, it is all stopped up; get some of Dr. J. i . McLean’s Catarrh Snuff. It soothes, heals and will cure any disease in your nose or throat. Trial Boxes 50 cents, by mail. Dr. J, 11. McCkan, 314 Chet hut, St., St. Louis. The Democratic convention held in Covington on last Saturday, for the pur nose of nominating candidates tor comity offices, in Newton county, made the fol lowing selections: For Ordinary, D. H. Ansley ; for Clerk Superior Court, T. S. Black ; for Sheriff, Newton Anderson ; for Tax Re ceiver, A. S. Livingston ; tor Tax Col lector, Silas M. Johnson ; for Treasurer, S. N. Stallings; for Surveyor, A. S. Franklin ; tor Coroner, Smith Piper. ROCKDALE SHERIFF’S SALES FOR — January, —o —• IL L be sold before Ue Court House door, in Conyers, Ga., Roekdule county', on the first Tuesday in January, 1877, between the lawful hours of sale, the following described properly, to-wit: One house and ot in the town ol Con yers (now occupied by A C Perry), on Decatur street, containing one acre, more or less, and bounded as follows : On the North by lands ot J VV Johnson, E Thorn on the East, Rosser street on the South. Levied on as the property of A C Perry, to satisfy three fi fas from the County Court of Rockdale county, in favor of T C Posey vs said A 0 Perry. Property pointed out by defendant. Levies made and returned to me by S B Hattsfield, L C. This December 6th, 1876. F. J. WHITEHEAD, Sheriff. ILL be sold before the Court House door in the town of Conyers, Ga., on the first Tuesday in January, 1877, between the lawful hours of sale, the following described property : One hundred and one-fourth acres, more or less, of land in the 16th district ot originally Henry now Rockdale conn ty, being the East half of lot number 288 in said district and county, and bounded as follows: On the South by Henry Wilson's land, on the North by lands of Tap Camp, on the East by Joseph Craw, ford, on the West by Thomas Nix’s property. Levied on as the property of W F Wilson (and now in his possession) to satisfy eight fi fas from the Justice’s courts of the 475th and 476th districts GM ot said county. Three of said fi fas in favor of F M Whitehead and five in favor of Mrs Cynthia J Melton vs W F Wilson. Property po’nted out in Whitehead levies by plaintiff and in Melton levies by defendant. Levies made by constables, and returned to me. Th>s December 6th, 1876. F. J. WHITEHEAD, Sheriff. “estraysaleT ” ILL be sold on the ptemises of Jo 1 n M Lefcwich, on Friday the 15th of December inst., 10 o’clock, a. m , one stray no-horned cow, yellow brindle, with white spots on her face; medium size ; about eight or ten years old ; swal lowfork in the light ear. Taken up about the 20th ot November last. This December 4th, 1876. J, W. ALMAND, 11 Sheriff. Assignee’s Notice. 2m the District Court of the United States, for the Northern District of Geor gia in the matter of Thomas J. Nelms, Bankrupt. To the Creditors of said Bankrupt: You are hereby notified tl an the Court of Bankruptcy has called a second gen eral meeting of the creditors ol Thomas J. Nelms, Bankrupt, to be held before the Register in the city of Conyers on the 19th day ot December, A. D., J 876, at 10 o’clock a. m., for the purposes men tioned in ihe 27th Section ot the Bank rupt Act of March 2, 1867. £. B. ROSSER & J. C. BARTON, 22 2t As ignees. r- f\ISCY CARD.i all styles with name lOcts .oO post paid. J. B. Hunted, Nausea Kens. Cos. New York. 30-4 * ROCKDALE MORTGAGE SALE —FOR— January, 187^. — o— b L he sold before flic Court House in Conyers, Ga., of sai l county, on the first Tuesday in February, 1877, between the lawful hours ot sale, the f l'ow ing d< scribed | ropertv, 10-wit : One folding seat buggy and harness, as the propel tv of Miuy J Bailey and D C Bailey. Levied on to satisfy a inert - gage fi fa issued from Rockdale Superior Court in favor of C A Blake vs said Mary J Bailey and D O Bailey. Prop. • fly pointed out by fi In. Levy made Nov. 14th, 1877. This December 6th, 1876. J. W. ALMAND, Depu'y Sheriff THE SUN. 1877. NEW YORK, 1877. Thu different editions of the Sun duriug the next year will be the same as during the year that lias just passed. The daily edition w ill on week days be a sheet of four pages, and on Sundays a sheet of eight pages, or 06 br, ad columns ; while the weekly edition will boa i shoot of eight pages of the same dimensions and character that arc alreudy familiar to our friends. The Sun will continne to lie the strenuous advocate of reform and retrenchment, and of th.e substitution of statesmanship, wisdom, and integrity for hollow pretence, imbecility, and fraud in the administration of public affairs. It will contend for the government of the peo ple by thn people and for the jieoplo, as op posed to government by frauds iu the ballot box and in the counting of vote3, enforced by military violence. It will endeavor to supply its readers—a body-now not far far from a million of souls—with the most careful, com pleta, and trustworthy oeconnts of current events, and will employ for this purpose a nu merous and carefully selected staff of repor ters and correspondents. Its reports from Washington, especially, will bo full, accurate, and fetar.eis; and it will doubtless eontiuuo to de ierve and enjoy the hatred of those who thrive by plundering the Treasury or by usur ping what the law doeß not give them, while it will endeavor to merit tho confidence of the public by defending the rights of the people against the encroachments of unjustified pow er. The price of the daily Sun will be 55 cents a I month ot $6 50 a year, post paid, or with the Sunday edition $7,70 a year. The Sunday edition alone, eight pages, $1,20 a year, post paid. The Weekly Sun, eight pages of 56 broad columns, will be furnished during 1877 at tho rate of $1 a year, post paid. The bent at-of this large reduction from the previous rate for tho Weakly can be enjoved by individual subscribers without tho necessity of making up clubs. At the same time, if any of our friends choose to aid in extending our circulation, we shall be grateful to them, and every such person who sends us ten or more subscribers from one place w ill bo entitled to one copy of the paper for himself without charge. At one dollar a year, postage paid, the expenses of paper and printing are barely repaid ; and considering tho size of the sheet and ti e quality of its contents, wo are confi dent the people will consider the Weekly Snn the eh eapest newspaper published sn the world and we trust also one of the very best. Address. THE BUN, New Yjrk City, N. Y. THE CHRONICLE & SENTINEL is PUBLISHED DAILY, TPi-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, At Augusta, Georgia, By WALSH & RIGHT, Proprietors. Full Telegraphic Dispatches from all points, Latest and most accurate Market Kep rts. Interesting and reliable Correspondence from all parts of Georgia, South Carolina and Wash ington City. Georgia and Carolina Nows a Specialty. DAILY: —One Year $lO 00; Six Months $5 00. TRI-WFEKLYOne Year $5 00; Six Months $2 50. WEEKLY :• One Year $2 50; Six Months $1 00. Administrator’s Sale. 13 Y virtue of an order from the Court of Or dinary of Walton county will be sold before the Court House door, in the town of Conyers, Ga., 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. 2113 in the 4th district, originally Walton now Rockdale coun ty. Adjoining lands of Andrew J. Hlack, Mrs Ethridge and others, and lying immediately on county line between said counties. To be sold as the property of Ethelored 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 given to purchaser. AUGUSTUS W. CLAY, Administrator. JVMW GQQ&B Just Received, at S. H. Anderson’s, COMMKUCJAI, STREET, CONYERS : : GEORGIA, DKAI.EIi IN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES of all kinds, BACON, FLOUR, CHEESE, LARD, MEAL, MOLASSES. We propose to sell for cash for short prof it. My saleoinan, Mu. Waatley, will take pleas ure in waiting on all customers who will FAVOR US WITH A CALL. Try us and see if we mean what we say. s. m* gjfmxmmw* fyT/t Wo will start you in a busi- J.\ V/ ness you can make SSO a week \ t n\T 171 Vwithout capital easy and re l\l UIN [j x h pec table for either sex.— Ajentspply Cos., 261 Bowery, New York. LOOK! ALL those who have liot paid their Notes and accounts are requested to oouw forward at once and settle, as they are past due. Re member the promise you made in tho spring and summer. Wo insisted you then. Now w o need our money, and you ought to assist us. Please don’t put us oft', us tee are deter mined to settll up! J. 11. ALMAND, SON A CO. novl6-8t WHITEHEAD HOUSE' T X he undersigned will talto charge of tin Whitehead House, in this place, on Saturday. December 2nd, 1876. No pail s will be spared to make the guests of the House fool comforta ble and at home. The table wilt l>e supplied with the belt the mnrkot affords.^ Conyers, Oft. Nov. 30, 1870. A. J. Pierce. GEORGIA—I JOCKDALK COUNTY: TV -1’ OTICE is hereby given to all whom it may concern that Mrs. Nancy ltill having, iu prop er form, applied to me f->r permanent letter, of Administration on the estate of Samuel Hill, late of said county, deceased. This ik to cite all, and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said deceased to bo and appear at my office, within tho time prescribed by law, anil show cause, if any they can, why pe’-m.inent I lotteis ot administration should not bo grant ed to Mrs. Nancy Hill or some other fit and proper person on Samuel Hill’s estate. Wit ness my hand and official signature, this Nov. 27th, 1879, O. SEAMANS, (Ordinary. Notice t T 1 lie old Presbyterian church and church lot, in Corners, will be sold to tho highest bidder at the Court House door, iu Conyers, next Tuesday, (Sale dav.) By order of the nov 27 It ‘ ‘TRUSTEES. iT W7JKiYMMJN & CO., 3S Decatur Street, near Kimball House ATLANTA, GEORGIA, —Wholesale and retail dealers in Wliite Pine Boors, Basil, Blinds, Mouldings, Mantels, Brackets, Stair Rails, Balasters, Newels, Win dow Glass, and Window and Door Frames, CONYERS PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED WKEKI-Y BY J. H.VALMAND, SON A CO.' Cotton —Middlings, quiet, 10 (5 10J Stains, dull 8 (a 1 10 OUOGKRIKB AND PROVISIONS Meat —C R Bulk 10RS11 LC “ 10 @IOJ Hulk Hams 13J(14 Canvassed “ 18 (a IB.J Corn,— Sacked Go@6s Flour— Extra Family, per barrel...s7J@ 8 Family, per barrel s6l (a 7J Coffee, Uio 23 @25 Sugar, granulated Loaf l'U@l4 " N O Fancy 12J@13 “ Yellow C, 10 (0,11 Svrup, Honey drip 60 @OS Molasses, Muscovado 50 @55 “ Black Strap, 3750*40 PRODUCE Butter 20c Eggs, @2O llftg* 1 @ 2.J Tallow, 7 @ 8 Beeswax 20 @25 Dry Hides, 9 @lO t hickens lo @2O Wheat, SIOO to $1.25 per bushel. Meal, 65c per bushel. HARNESS AND SADDLES, \ LI, persons wanting Harness, Saddles, A Bridles, Collars, Lines, etc., will do well to call at my shop w here they can bo had very Law Fan 1 am determined to stop the Northern inferior harness from selling in this county, if selling good hand-made harness cheap will do it. Give me a trial before buying elsewhere. Old luirness and saddless repaired promptly and cheaply. Respectfully, 11-3 m J. S. M< LEAN. JAMIES HANKS ATTORNEY AT L.A W. Office No. 8, JuDiew’ Bank Block, Atlanta, Georgia. Special attention given to the collection of chiton All bvsuiets a44*nui*d to promptly GR&ND NiTIOiiM HOTEL, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. BATES, $3.00 A DAY Special rates by the Week or Month. G. McGINLEY, Proprietor, CiTOPENS NOVEMBER 20tu. Moms ATLANTA, GEORGIA, GL_ McGIN LE Y, Pro,A. THE , national Hotel, ATLANTA, - - - GEORGIA. T'he rates of board AJJ KA at this popular . hotel havo been'S/ "lllreduced to $2.50 per day. For this r Vppj ce offer ac commodations nnd fare unsurpassed by any three or four dollar house in the South. Come and get an old Virginia welcome. LEE & HEWITT, I’m TUIETOiIS. • FOR SALE! .A. NICB little cottage dwelling, with 4 rooms, neatly plastered, with tm -place in each room Jof an aero more or less in 10.. A good bargain can bo had. Perfect titles. Will take in payment liny correct account against S, B, Fill ridgy. Apply to K. B. ROSSER.’’ 20-4 t or H. 1L ETHRIDGE. lostT SEVERAL Notes and Accounts by indul gence. Sonllwhonie indebted to us, either by note our account, will come and settle at dice and save (’(IST, J. A W. E. TREAD WELL. nov 9-41 Q EORGIA— Rockdale County i Bessie Sh.-nnnn Libel for Divorce. v*. > Rockdale Superior Court, John W. Sherman. ) Fall Term, 1876. l(m.s to Perfect Service. —lt appearing to the court by the return of the Sheriff that the defendant does not, live iu this c unity and it further appearing that said defendant doe* not reside in this Slate ; it is, 01. motion of counsel, ordered that said defendant he and ap pear and answer at the next term of this court, else tin- ease n ill be considered in default and plaintiff allowed to proceed. And it is l'urthar ordered that this rule be published in the Rockdale Regintbh, a newspaper published in Conyers in said county, once month for four months before the next term of this court. J.O. BARTON. 0. J. WItIOHT. lU’tTV’s Att'y, J. S. 0. A. (1. Presiding. A true extract from the minutes of Rockdal* Superior Court. ’J’. J. Treadwell, nold- tm Clerk. Guardian’s Sa-e. 13 7 virtue of an erder from the Court of Or dinary of Rockdale county will lie sold on tho first Tuesday in Janunry, 1877, before tho Court House door in the town of Conyers, be tween the legal hours of sale, tho following property to-'"it: Onu tract of land lying in s iid county, belonging to the heirs of F. M. Lh-nard luto of said county, deceased, contain ing twenty-seven aei-os, more or Icsb. adjoining lands on tho Noith bob nging to I. Hamby, on the Ea.-t by G. W. Gloaton, on the South by TANARUS, J. Nelms, and on the West by J. M. Wel burn. The said land will bo sold for division among the heirs of tho said deceased, Terms of sale cash. J. M OVERTON, November 27th, 1876 Guard a I. THE RIGHT MAN in„thi: uigiit;placu. It has got to Iks a fashion, now, In every place and clime, For folks to Keep an instrument To toll of passing time : Sumo keep a watch—soino k 'cp a clock And frequently they mix them ; But if they should get broke, you know, They'd need tome one tojix Ilian ! As that’s my trade, I’ll toll you this— My workmanship ne’er fails — My shop is found at, Thomcson’s Store— My name is J. 11. llttles, lam told that Conyers has long needed a first-class Watchmaker and Jeweler. A graduate in the Horological Science of Kolinskis’ Horological Institute, New York ; having had three years practice in t.hoj United States Watch factory -going from the lowest to the highest stop liu jwn to the profession in manufacturing parts, with an additional ex perience of six years in repairing under the instruction and supervision of one of the finest workmen 9'ul h, l feel I can offer my services to the public as a first-class work man. I have located permanently in Cour vern, and will do fine work at reasonable prices. KINK WATCHES a Specialty. Solid Jewelry, Engagement and Wedding rings made to order. I challenge any one to show 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 store. Commercial stro t. Respectfully, J. 11. HALLS. aug23-81y] We Me XeMEe Me Be j ; j DRUGG IST and APOTHECARY j j j Cent i' o Si r act, CONYERS, ::::::: aKOUOIA .—Dealer iu— DRUGS. MEDICINES, UIIHUICALS Perfumery an 1 Fancy Toilet articles, PULE WINES & LIQUORS for Medicinal use. l’aints. Oils, Varnishes. .Vo. Trusses and shoul d-r Braces. Fresh Garden Seeds. Patent Medicines of all kinds. Pre scriptions accurately compounded.. .VJi GOB BLESS OUR HOME is the name of the most elegant French Oil Mo to Chromo ever issued. 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