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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
DISTRICT OFFICERS. j .Amanda K. Taylor I Court of Ordinary
• , Dropoundcr of the (of Ptmldiugrnttiitv,
WepresontatlTo In Coneroys, 7th District Ia '*' Will and Testa- I.Qn. November term
Notice to Probate Will.
JOHN W. MADDOX,'of Home.
. ld t' 0 TatlniKxinhClrt-^iit—C. O. JANKS
■ ‘ Ocdartown.
• Solicitor General—W. T. ROBERTS,
» • Dmiglasvillt;.
- < Senator, R8tli Senatorial District,
. . ‘ W. F. GOLDEN,
Of Haralson County.
• . . Representative of Paulding County,
A. I,. BARTLETT.
..COUNTY OFFICERS-
F. P. HUDSON
: Clerk Superior Court ....II. I.. OWENS
' Sheriff B. K. WHEELER
• Deputy Slier!It W. N. ANDERSON
■ _ “ R. V. WHITWORTH
I Tn* Collector A. I,. WORTH AN
Tax Receiver...ADOLPHUS PEARSON
t Treasurer.... N. COOPER
! Surveyor o. M. WIULEY
i Coroner .1. F. BUM.MKRV1 LLE
School CoinmlKaioner... ,W. Z. SPINKS
’ CITY OFFICERS.
■'lent of D. M. Tav- ( 1898. petition .„
lor, late of Mild coun-1 probate the will of
decen'ed, ) taitl * deceased in
. . ) solemn form.
A. N. Taylor, et. nl. j
It la ordered that A. N. Taylor lie ami
appear at the Court of Ordinary to be
held at Dallus, On., in and for raid coun
ty on tile tint Moutlay in December next,
thi n and there to show e nue, If any ex
ist, why the paper offered for firubwle
should not tie admitted to record as the
la.-l will and testament of said deceased.
Witness the Honorable F. P. Hudson,
judge nf said court. This November 7tii
J898.
F.,1*. Hudson, Ordinary.
Amt ex-officio Clerk of llie Court of Or-
(Unary of suitl county.
Sheriff Sales.
" ill lie'sold In-foro tlie court honsc
dimr in the town of Dalhfc. Georgia,
tbe tlrst Tuesday in December next, wlth-
ln the legal hliurs of sale, to the higin
and Ik*s| bidder, fur cash, thejtfdlowiiig
property, lo-wit:
Tlie interest of the
defniulaiit in land lots Nos.
one hundred thirteen (113) and one Jntn.
dred twenty (ISO) in the 18th district and
S:id sei tion of Paulding eounty, Ga., lev.
Ti 'i,On and to Ia> sold ns tlie property of
II <*d, fin,hint. W. H. Miller, to satisfy a
Marshal
CIcrkJB&r
J. F. \MjCU.
I>. w. HU88OM
. J. M. ARLES
. W. I. FAIN
Councilman:
«• J. M. HAY.
JS, M. COPPER. G. W. HELMS.
.'. TV. 0 ROBERTS.
DUisOus CUBAN RELIEF cum,
taluJlIuS V’uru'”lu si in 1 T ootlmulii
▼ill live uiiuuve;;. Sour rttomacl
<uuit gnuimor Coiui'iAinUi. Price, 25 Ouuttf
TIHE TABLE.
Tuking effort July fl’li, 1808.
going mouth.
No. 7—Due nt D.dluss 8:57 p. m '
No. 0—Due lit Dallas 5:111 p. m.
ooiNii south.
No. 10—Due iirDullus 10:21 a. ni.
No. 8—Due lit Dallas 8:14 a. ill.
All trains stops.
W. A. FOSTER, Agent.
. N. H. BULLOCK,
DKAIsKR IN
Fine Wines, Liquors, Etc.
^ Rye from £ 1.50 to ifH.OO per gallon.
Good Coni $2.00 |ht gallon.
Peach and Applo Brandies. $3.50 per
gallon.
Bottle Beer from f 1.00 to *1.50 per
dozen bottles.
# Keg llcer from *l-.50 to 2.50 per keg.
All kinds of wines •.’suiilly fcuid ln
flrst-class -bar.
Mail orders promptly filled,
Call on hie, or write.
• -. Your Old Friend,
' ‘- N. H. BULLOCK,
No. 13 "W, Mitchell and 80 8. Broad Sts.
ATLANTA, On.
The Uot Springs of Arkansas
Tlie Mounltin Looked
Miracle «f the Ozark*.
Jhejiot waters, the mountain ulr, equa
ble cllmifte and tbo pine forests make Hot
Bprlngs the most wonderful ■ health and
pleasure resort in the world, summer or
winter. It Is owned, endorsed and coil-
trolleiithy the U. Bt Government and has
accommodations fur all classes. The Ar
lington and Park hotels and 00 others anil
800 boarding houses lire open "11 summer.
Having ah altitude or 2000 feet it Is a
cool, safe atid nearby refuge, during the
lientcd term In thifsouth.
For Information concerning Hot Springs
address C. F." Cooly, Manager business
Men's League. Hot SpVlngs, Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and par-
Iculars of the trip sec local agent or ad
dress W. A. Tttrk.Ocn’l Pass. Agt. South
ern Ry., Washington, D. C.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Moulding and Shingles.
Will deliver car load lots at Dallas, Hiram
Powder Springs or Acwortli on short
notice. It will he to your interest to write
me anil get my prices before ordering
elsewhere. W. M. ELsnaauv,
Taylorsville, Ga.
Dallas Livery Stable,
J.C,* J B- WATSON Proprietors
Having purchased the Foote sla-
bles, we will keep good stocc for the
public,.day or night. Wc liave reduc
ed our chargCB in proportion to the
hard times. Put ties hiring horses are
trictly ’responsible for tlie siifety of
homtelves, vehicles, and horses.
1 IJRpspectfully,
J. C. fit J B. Wats,in
TAKE ONLY the best when yon
I need a medicine. Hood’s Sarsapa
rilla is the best blood purifier, nervo
and stomach tonic. Gct 'HOOD F #*
pcWitt’s Witch hazel Salve
•arcs Piles, Scalds, bums.
One Minute Cough Cure, cures
Thai Is what It was made tor.
LOOK OUT1—
HERE I COME.
Old Reliable, with the prettiest and
•unit up-to-date Millinery ever hronght to
Dallns, which I nm going to sell nt Rock
Rut tom prices. I will not ho undersold.
Call and see me Iti foie purchasing else
where.
Respect fully,
Mns. Sai.i.ik ItsasDAl.l.
(Over Huy Bros.)
^URE rheumatism by taking
11,mil's Sarsaparilla, which by neu
tralizing the acid in the blood pertnn-
nontly rellovcs aches and PAINS,
The Tourist Sleeping Cur-Line updrnted
by the .Southern Railway between Wash
Ingtnn and San Fmnclsr without change,
via New Orlenns, has proven so success
ful that It has become necessary to make
a semi weekly service, the Westbound de
parture being on Wednesday and Hntiir-
dav of each week.
This sleeper offers sleeping ear facilities
to persons holding tlrst or BCcond-class against the said 8. A. McGregor. Prop
. la lati-dy
Jn-tice Court It fa, Issued by tl^'Jils!Tci
Court of the 1881st G. M.' District, in
lavor of (). M. lllpps ,k lira., kind against
. It. Miller. Halil interest being 28 neros
more .or less. Halil land Is bound In pari
Its follows: On Hie north lij the iBfris of
.Major Duncan; on the east by Hit, enmity
line; on the south by the Inndujpf J. li.
MoTvre; and on the west by the lands of
Mrs. Wnllr.ee. Property pointed nnt by
plaintiff's attorney.
Also, at the samp time and plan will hr
sold lot of built No. one thousand tllluily-
t-.vo (1003) in the 10th district and 3rd see-
Hon of Paulding county, Ga., levied on
and to In, sold as the property of the de
fendant, Emily Frunkllv, tb satisfy 11,811-
pcrlor Court It fa, Issued by the Superior
Court of said county In favor of W. A.
Cole and against said Emily Franklin.
Property pointed nnt by plaintiff In ll.fa.
Also, nt the mini, time and place will he
sold the following property, te-ivlt: One
undivided 0111 .fourth Interest of the south
half of lot of land No. four hundred nine
teen (Tilt) in tho Urd district am) 3rd see.
lion of Paulding einiuty, Ga., levied on
mil to he sold as Hie property of the de
fendant, J. F. Llliliy and J. U, Teare, to
satisfy a (1 fa Issued Jr-m the City- Court
f Atlanta, Ga., In favor -of HV Bruce
Marriott and against mill“ I. F. Libby and
-I. II. Teare.
Also, at the same tliup and place will be
sold the following property, to-wit: Luts
of liiml. Nos. live •hundred seventy-six
(87(t).nnd live hundred eighty one (581) In
the 3rd district and 3rd sertlon of Pauli),
•ng county, G:i., levied on and to lie Jsuld
tliu property of the defendant, 8. A,
McGregor, to satisfy two Justice Court. II
fas issued from the Justice fi'ourl of the
832ml G. M. District of said county In
favor of Bartlett A Watson Co., and
tickets, the berth rale being only *7.00
from Washington to San Francisco, I,ns
Angeles, or Portland, berth being large
enough for occupancy by two people, If
desired, without extra charge.
These Sleepers run through Texas, Ar
izona and New Mexico, and connect with
similar ears for Oregon.
Informartlnn in regard thereto may be
bad from any Southern Kallwav Ticket
Agent, Sunset Tourist Excursions, 5I1
Penn. Avr. N. W., Washington, D. C,, or
rom Mr. W. A. Turk, O. P. A., 1300
Penn. Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C.
For Over Fifty yon rs.
Mrs, Winslow’s .Southing Syrup him been
used fin- over fifty yours by millions of
mothers for their cldhlteu while teething
w ith perfect success. It soothes the child.
Hnfteii8 tho gums, allays all pallia, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve tlie poor little
sufferer immediately.'Sold by Druggists
in every part of tbo world. Twenty-live
cunts a bottle. He suru and aak fur “ Mrs
Winslow’s Southing Syrup ” uud (take
no nthor kind,
you MUST lmvo pure blood for
■ good health. Hood’s SnrstiparlUa
purities the blood. Take Ilood’s Sar
saparilla if you would BE WELL.
TAKE THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
If you aro going.to travel North, East,
South or West, we offer you through
schedule niul tlrst class service to Wash
Ingtnn, New York ami all points east
Jacksonville, Tampa autl all points South
east; Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas,
Indian Territory, Oklahoma, California,
Colorado Oregon and nil points West or
North-west.
Get reliable information regarding
routes, rates, etc., from (Southern Rail
way, or write
C. E. Jackson, T. P. A.
-Chattanooga, Tenn.
C. A Hunscothii, A. G. P. A.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
ALL women
Is tho best for Penile Trouble". Corrects nil
Irregularities In KemnleOrgans Should he
taken forClusec ol Llie mid before ChllS-DInb.
Planter! "Old Tlioe" Reunites lmvo stood tho
tost for twenty years.
For Sale by S. Robertson & Son.
For sale by A. J. Cooper A Co.
erty pointed nut by plaintiff in ll fa.J Tills
Nov. 1st, 1808.
R. F. WHEELER,
Sheriff.
GEORGIA, l
Paui.oino Countt i
To all whom it may concern:
The appraisers appointed to appraise
and set apart n year’s support forthe wid
ow and minor children of L. F. Rogers,
late of said county, deceased, have jlied
thrlr report in my office, and I \vil• -pAHs
upon the same on the first Monday In
December next. This the 5th day of No
vember, 1808. >
F. P. HUDSON,
Ordinary.
GEORGIA, J
Paulding County. (
To all whom it mny coui-crn;
T. J. O’.ven. adinli-lstrntor on the estule
of Evan Parson, deceased, hss In due
form applied to the undersigned foy let
ters of (llsmtssion as administrator on
hi estate, and I will pass upon said ap
plication on the first Monday In February,
1808. Given under tuy hand and official
signature, this Nov. 7th, 1898.
F. P. HUDSON,
Ordinary.
GEORGIA. I
Paulding County. . )
To all whom It may concern:
J. W. Moon, ct. ol., having applied for
the opening and establishment of u now
public rrmd, commencing nt the railroad
crossing on the public road lending from
Hiram to Powder Springs, near the, real,
lence of J. F. Moon’s, in the 1381st Hist.
G, M., said county, mul running almost
due cast for a distance nf one and omr-
linlf miles along what Is now a private
way, passing through the lauds of J. F.
Moon, J. O. 'Roper, E. W. Pool, J. I,.
Hooknul, W. L. Meadows.' und lnlcisvct-
pig the Diillasi and PmVdcr Springs road
neru tliU'lcsIrfcm-c of I). 8. Pool.' Notice
is I. rahy given Hint said npiJicalioli will
lw finally granted on, lira 6ik day of De»
comber, 11)98 nsxl. If no sufficient nms*
is slimvn to tlie contrary.
F. P. HUDSON,
Ordinary.
Executor’s Sale.
Georgia , i
Paulding County. 1
As authorized by the ’will of W. R.
Owen, late of said county deceased, will
lie sold lie fore the court house door on the
first Tuesday in December next, in 'tlie
town of Dallas said county, to the highest
and best bidder tlie following described
lands of said dreegsed. to-wit: Lots Nos.
1904, 1095 ami 10119 all In '.lie 2nd district
and 3rd section of Paulding county, Ga.
Sold for tbe purpose oi distribution among
the heirs of said deceased. Terms cash.
' T. J. Owkn, Executor of
W. 11. Owkn, deceased
N ervous Troubles are due to
impoverished blood. JIooil’s Sar
saparilla if the One True Blood
’uriikr uud NERVE TONIC.
THIRD GA., IN SAVANNAH.
Co. C. Sun Ga., Ran. U. 8. V. Inft’v.
We have taken one slip toward whin
we have for over three long months been
so.anxiou.-.ly waititig. The 3rd Ga., hroki
emnps at Camp'Northern Monday mon-
big and hoarded the cars for Savannah 11
3:15 p. 'in. Col.-ItoliX Lee Rernrr wlrpi
Mhcoii mid Savannah ahead, and plont
of good sweetened i-offov was ready 1*
Mucon for Slipper and Tuesday mornlii;
at 4.o’clock we arrived- liere, drank on
eoffi-c, nte our hardtAck an I ipdifily rest-
ud nil tho ears till reveille.
At tin- first rail at 5 o'clock tlie car
were uuloudcd at the . Georgia Car am
Manufacturing Co.’s shells, which wm
within a few hours converted Into asphn.
did camp.
Company "C," who are noted for tl-oi 1
(pilot energy, were, as tliey always me,
among the first In erect tculH and git ev-
-rytliing In perfect order. JAR tlie liny
are vpry anxious to "lake in" the city
lint a guard line was Hie first thing to lie
established, mid only five at a time; art
allowed out.
Col. B -ruer took tlie wise precaution to
reniiipi tlie 1)1011 liy sections as they line
up on tlie parade grounds at Camp North
rn to march to the curs, Unit lie wutiscd
ills regiment to lireuk the record of all
former regiments, who liuvo passed
through tlie country, for good conduct,
A fsergeant was put in command nl
eacli car, and through the dllllggnt execu
tion nf duty, and tlie nigh slate of refirr-
mi-nt of the privates, of which ave bmuti
wo secured coinplimeuts from the |ieop c
; 11 all llie places wc passed through, witli
cheers und good wishes which wore high
IJkcrodltahle to the rrglmolit.
Nothing official lias been heard as In
when wc will proceed to Cuba. It Is rc-
pmtod that two transport -, one of thi-in
tho ('hostor, have sailed from New Y orl-
and it Is the liellcf that the Chester will
urry Georgia hoys to their new post. •
The 3rd Ga., is in a very tine state of
health; a few c-im-s of a very mild type ol
measles, and some pretty sore arms from
vuccriimtliin lire all the eoniplnlnts liemil.
I am proud to say, t-i the eredll or tin
Dallas and l’auldlng county hnys, tli |
they liave, with one exception, a splendid
company Tecnrd, mid have the higlies-
praises by lira- ('immiandlng officer foi
tlu-lr obedience to orders and strict sd
herenee to duty.'
If the editor will.kindly publish llils I
will promise through yotir colunmsto keep
mi good frleuds and loved ones posted a
to what we are doing.
With best wishes for tho kind editor
success to the Nkw Eu\ and all Dallie
mid Paulding county.
1 am your friend,
> Skiio’t.
free Pills.
Send your addross to II. E. Bueklen A-
Co.', Chlcogn, and gel a fre-o sample box
tif Dr. King’s New Life Pills. A trial will
convince yon of their merits. These pills
asy In action and lire pmtlcularly ef
fective In tlie cure of Constipation and
Hick Headache. For Malaria and Liver
roubles they liave been proved Invalimb'i,
They are guaranleend to lie flue from 1 v-
ery ilulctorUKiSsilbstani-u mill In he purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by thrlr
action, but by gluing lone to the atom-
aeli nml'boiMs grt-ntly Invigorate the sys
tem. Regular size35c. per Inx. Hold by
A. J. Cooper it Co., Druggists.
Man's life Is full of crosses and temp
tations. He comes into the world with
out his consent and goes out nf it against his
will, mid his trip between tin- two eterni
ties is extremely rocky. The rule of roll.
Irarlnras is one of the Important features
of the trip. When lie Is little thegrnwn
Ills, kiss him mul when he Is grown the
little girls kiss him. If he raises ‘a large
family ho is called ‘muHard,' hut if lie
raises u small cheek he is a thief ami a
fraud and shunned like a Chinaman with
the seven year Itch. If he Is poflr hois 11
bad manager; If lid Is rich be is dishonest;
If be is in politics it's for pic; if tie Is out
of politic* you can’t tell where to place
him.und ho Is no good to bis country; If
ho does an net of charity it Is for policy;
If he wont give to charity he Is a s(jngy
cuss and lives only for himself. If he dies
yuung there was a gseat future ahead of
him; If lio livm b> old ngc he has missed
his calling.. Hu Is introduced to tlie world
hj the doctor and to tho next world by
lira same process. Verily tlie road is rocky,
hut nmn likes to travel it."—Ex.
DAMON'S
I +\/5* Pepsin
to Ta
Fsvsr a ad all Malarial Trawktoa
Does Not Cantata Ralslne Nor Other Poison.
Does Not Injure the I
Hrort-a.
Has ih Nor Effect the
W. A. McLarly * Bon, Dime Dos, Tea., sojr: "Roman's Pepsin Chill Tonlo Is
best we hsve ever handled. Mr son prescribes It In hie proetlee.oM I
the only Chill Tonlo which n child onn tnSe wlthont Injury to the ntomhei
Price 60c. HitOWN MF’H. OO.. Pron'n, Ornnnnvtir
Beats tbe Klondike.
Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Marysville, Tex.,
lias found u more valuable discovery than
Ipts yet been, guide in the Klondike. For
,,-ars i c suffered untold agony from con.
sumption,'accompanied by. hemorrhages;
and wns absolutely cured by Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds He declares "that gold is of
little value In compnrlsouwlth this marve
lous cure; would have it, even if it cost n
hundred dollars a bottle. Astlmrn, Bron
clilfis and all throat mid lung effecting
positively cured.by Dr. King's New DIs.
covury for Consumption.. Trial bottles
free ut A. J. Cooper & Co.’s Drug Store.
Heguiar size 50c. and *1.00. Guaranteed
to cure or price refunded.
One Minute Cough Cur®, cure*
Thet l» whs) It was made Jor.
If you contemplate buying
anything in tlie line of
Man’s or Doys •
Fdll dnd Winter
i
Furnishing
Goods or
flats. . .
You will be blind fo ycur own ir-forcsts if you fall to
see Atlanta's Greale&t, nost tioidblc and Progres-
sive Clothing Slcrc. Cut hiccL is the LARGEST IN
THE SOUIII. Wc aim |o limccur Clothing the best
that can ba made, an^ every dcloil in its manufac
ture is carefully looked oiler.. •
Our Men’s Stitts ant! Overcoats
Range in price from C3 to SiG, r.nd Boys' and Chil
dren’s from $'» to G:».
All our goods crc made to our rpoci.jl order and a
suit from us will 111 Ilf.I UK, I00K BETTER and
WEAR BETTI K than any you lmvo ever hud although
you may have paid a higher price.'
E- erything is m-rked in
PLAIN fTGURCS and at the
Lowest possible prices
consistent with honest,
reliable goiids sold :-.*rtd**r
a gu irant on to be s. iis-
fjetory in every ref-pect.
•ft* .* 1
nsrA thoroir'jfi und criu-
cal examinatioi? of t**r
tlocit will pay you.
hirA
39-41 W)-/' V H '.J. C, r
ATLANTA, QA.
TEACHER OP TEACHERS.
(Following Is tin- Inst poem wrlltcn by
Dr. Holmes, and.was read mi llie occasion
of tlie Authors’ liri-ukfast, Fob. 23, 1893.)
Teacher of teachers, yours the task,
Noblest that noble inluds can ask.
High up Ionia’s murmurous mount,
To wnlcli, to guard the suit-red fount
That feud the alrpains below;
To guide tlie hurrying Hood Hint fills
A thousand silviry rippling rills,
111 ever widening How.
Rich Is tho harvost from the fields
That bounteous na’tire kindly >iclds,
Hut falrir growths enrich tlm soil,
l’lougheil deep by thoughts mid wcuried
toll,
In learning's broad domain.
And where llie leaves, tlie llowers, the
fruits,
Without your watering at tlie roots,
To fill each branching plain.
Welcome the anIUor’s'firim-st friends,
Your voice, the surest God’s deed, lends,
Of you tlie growing mliiil demands
The patient care, llie guiding lumils
Through nil tlie mists of morn.
You knowing well the future's need,
Your prescient wisdom sfiws the seed;
To llie the years unborn.
Notice.
Ida Hardin, wife of C. L. Hardin, has
applied for exemption of personally and
setting apart ami valuation nf Homestead,
and 1 Will pass upon the same ut 10 o’clock
a. in., on the 15lh day of December, 1898,
at my office.
i F. P. HUDSON.
Ordinary.
BRASWELL.
Rev. Mr. Newton, of Atlanta, and Rev.
Jesse Adams preached bore lust Saturday
night. Mr. Newton win en route to
Yorkvlllc to fill an appointment of Rev.
Mr. Taylor's.
Mr. James Hagln, of Atlanta, recently
visited relatives here.
Huntsville, come again. Your bead ia
levol.
Tlie malrlmonlal wave struck Braswell
Sunday with all Its force. Tha following
couples were married nt the resilience of
Mr. Z. Shepherd last Sunday:
Mr. Joe Camp to Miss Sarah Stephens;
Mr. (!• W- Hulsey to Miss Alice O’Neal,
Esipilre II. N. Hagln tying tbe nuptial
knot. A long, happy and prosperous life
to ’em.
Homo others were reported ns going to
marry last Sunday but did not. •
Ai.hion.
Reduced Rates Via Southern Railway
t
On account of the Ihioc Meet at Selins,
Ala., December 0th-8tli, 1898, the South
ern Railway will sell tickets from isiin’s
on its lines between Memphis, Knoxville,
Chattanooga, Home, Atlanta, und Inter*
mediate points, ami from all points w ith
in a radius of one hundred milesof Sclinu,
Ala., to Selma,.Ala., and return, at rate
of one fare for the round trip. Tickets
from points within a radius nf oue hun
dred miles will lie sold December B(U to
8lh inclusive with final limit to return
Deficmlier 9th. Tickets from ull other
points will tie sold December 51b and 0th
with final limit to return Dcccmira- Oth.
A very extensive and attractive pro
gramme lias been urranged Jor this occa
sion, and those tuking advantage of these
low ui tea Cannot fail to enjoy themselves.