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o M. C. Lively, let* ef Quin*
vented, to-wlti Forty acrei
No. 84,In dtslrfctlri, mi seed
ing county, 0»j Sold for diet
HMnit law. Terms &
t winner It month*, 8 per cm* li
Ptrab tlT o Trin ttM
lb re m m* farm land*—10, to, 80,. ^jg,
H emit els—I* t II 'i fbu wn tin. ‘
.No c th aymeal required. Wg'f* o call
at uce. Wil l. BaowN,'
Cullman, A) .
fug •‘Onward" tAM* (MM, hut
in* repMtagty 'Ml MmmlUji .mail
lad hy the rri*«fr>oMnrV.»|ih' l %*v
commdet, bring w^ieMin higher dr
greet of military, the advancement li
which hat released ut from many of tin
lihary dntiet which am required .of ran
recntWa, and, a bo re all, the.cxtremc kind,
neat and botplta)||£2rlth which the pet.
pteofSaram
lied lit, ever a! not
■ the hour of our stiffs! here.
One vary enjoyable occasion was when
‘ (Jen. Lee *o kindly allowed ut to past. In
I review wtlh bit men *• he reviewed thma
, preparatory to aendlng a transport to Iw
’ ran*. In the parade were about 180ft
MERE I COME
■cavalry ami artlMtie
ve dokslltpim a line, In
i, setae- mllea long ,
th* 1st Tex., >rd Neb.,
Old Rnllabla, with the prettiest aad
mott up-to-date Millinery ever brouglit to
osf Reliable and
stockist* LAI
Dallas, which I am going to sell at Itocl
Bottom prices. I will not b* undersold.
Call and see me before purchasing else
where.
* Respectfully, ■
Mas. 8tM.il Raosdai.i.
(Over Hay Bros.)
sive CJotNng&tore.
' THE SOUTH. We alii
| that can ba made* at
11 turn is carefully IooIm
Our Men's Saits
H 1 Jontao!
U. 8. Mat*
Taking.effect July 81b, 1818.
'* 'doipu minvu.
Mo. 7—Dm at Dallas* 8:87 p. m
Ho. 8—Die At Dallas B:18 p. m.
' ' ooma so cm.
Vo. 10—Due at Dallaa 10:81 a. m.
Vo. 8—Due at Dallas 8:14 a. m. (
All tmlm stops.
W. A. FOSTER, Agent,
csw 4,4.1'Arr
C. #. Deputy
AUltl rheumatism by taking
W Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which by nen-
trallslag the acid In the blood perma
nently relieves aches and PAINS.
GEORGIA, I
Paci.dino Couhtt. j
To the Superior Court of said countj:
The petition of James Elsberry, Elias
Turner, Jasper Carter, Jeff Cobb, 1-ewls
Bryant, Charles Craig. Eliza Freeman, Car
oline Watts, Lula Wilson, ' Ida Orlffln,
Josle Wilson, Fanny Watidns, ktallnd-
Turner. Veller Banks, Bailie Calloway,
Ella Elsberry,, all of,said State and Coun
ty, respectfully allow;
1st. That they desire for themselves,
ther associates and successors, to become
incorporated as a religious and benevolent
gonlety, under the name and style of the
Dallas Burial and Benevolent Boclety.
lad. The term for which petitioner*
ask to be Incorporated Is . twenty years,
with the privilege uf renewal, at the end’
of that time.
Srd. The object and purpose of the
proposed society; Is to nurse the sick, bury
the deed, do Christian nnd charitable
work, to collect weekly or monthly dues,
dispense the same, to needy members, or
to others, In such sums as the Boclety
may direct, to hold meetings for the study
o' the Bilrie. and to he organized - as a
bouTd of Christian workera.
Wherefore petitioners pray for them
selves, nnd their legal succeasora, to b
made u body corporate aud politic, with
all the rlghta,.privileges, Immunities nnd
restrictions defined by law. *
J.M. DAVIS,
Petitioners All’y.
filed in ofllrc Dec. IStli, 1898.
O. C. GILLETT,
Depl’y. C. 8. C.
I, O. C. Olllett, Deputy Clerk Superior
Court Paulding County, do hereby certify,
that the foregoing Is a true copy from the
tiles of the application for charter of the
Dallas Burial and Benevolent Boclety.
Witness my hand and seal of said court,
this Dec. 5th, 1898.
O. C. GILLETT.
Depl’y. C. 8. C.
’Range in price from $8 to $18,” and Boys’ an
Hran’s frpm $2 to $6,
JI'Ont goods are made to our special order
suit from us will FIT BITTER, LOOK BETTI
WEAR BETTER than any you have ever had at
you may have paid a higher price. v * |
o Everything is marked in ’’ J“
ft PLAIN FIGURES and at 111!
/&%7\ Lowest possible prices /TCg
L\ consistent 'with honest, / / u
JT Vy reliable goods sold under 1 If
a guarantee to be satis* 2H|
LB It factory in every respect. • * |
Th* Tourist Sleeping Car Line operated
by the Southern Railway between Wash
Ington and Bn Franclsc without change-
via New Oriaana, has proven so success
ful that It has Income necessary t* mskr
a semi weekly service, the Westbound de
parture being on Wadnesdar and Satur
day of each week,
This sleeper offers sleeplngear facilities
to persons holding first or second-class
tickets, the berth rate being only $7.00
from Washington to Ban Francisco. Los
Angelas, or Portland, berth being large
enough for occupancy by two people, If
desired, without extra charge.
These Sleepers run through Tern, Ar
isons aad New Mexico, and connect With
similar cars for Oregon.
Informsrtlon In regard thereto may he
had from any Southern Railway Ticket
Agent, Sunset Tourist Excursions, 511
Penn. Are. V. W., Washington, D. C„ or
rom Mr. W. A. Turk, G. P. A., 1800
Penn. Ave. V. W., Washington, D. C. '
£ N. H. BULLOCK,
DkALik IN
« Pine Wines, Liquor*, Etc.
Rye from srflo to 88.00 per gallon.
Good Co hi 81.00 per gallon.
Peach arid Apple Brandies 8>-50 per
\<*allon.
j Bottle Beer from ft.08 to 81.50 per
do sen bottles.
Keg Beef from 81.50 to 8.50 per keg.
All kiatkf ot ilMe usually found In
ftfit-clifli bar.
Mall order* promptly filled.
Call on me* or wrll*.
Ybur Old Friend,
V. H. BULLOCK,
Vo. IIW. fcltchell and 80 8. Bread Sts.
ATLANTA, Us.
wark thorough an^crill*.
cal examination‘ of our
stock will pay you./.
The Hot Springs of Arkansas
Th* MouaUittLookrd
MiradMf tha Oxsrfci-
the hot sfXlefS, the mountain alr.equs-
Ms climate and the pine foreet* make Hot
Springs tbelmoyt wonderful health and
pleasure resorNo the world, summer or
winter. It js owned. endorsed and con-
trolledtbytbp U.B. Government jm/1 h»*
accommodalidns for all classes. The Ar-
■ Iragtoh tnd Peril hotels and 00-others and
L*00 boarding MtUri* are open >11 summer.
■ Having eh altitude or 9000 feet It is a
Bool, safe and nearby refuge during the
Bested term InJ$e south.
■ For Information concerning Hot Spring*
Hddrcsa C. F. Cooly, Manager business
Hen’s Leagjhe, Hot Springs, Ark.
■ For reduced excursion tickets and par-
H glnrs of tjtyfe trip see local agent or sd-
Bn W. A. Turk, Gen’l Pass. Agt. South.
Per river Fifty yearn.
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty year* by millions of
mothers for their olilMi en while teething
with perfect enceeae. It aoothea the child,
softens the gums, allays all paliw, cures
wind colic, and Is th* boat remedy lor
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Sold by Druggiita
In every pert of th* world. Twenty-five
cents a bottle, Be sure and ask for “Mrs
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup*” and |take
no other Mnd.
39-41 WHITEHALL ST., ATLANTA. OA
BUCKLEN’S ARNICA -SALVE.;/®;
THE DEBT HALVE in the wnrllffi4>r
Cuts. Drulaes, Sores, Ulcers, Balt Ilppum
Fever Sores,* Tetter, .(ihupped Hands
<Tiillilaina, Corns, anil sll'Skjn Eruptions,
And positively cures Piles,'of no poj^. re
fjjtired, It Is guaranteed, 4o give |»erfeo
satisfaction or niunuy refuuded. I’rfce till
cent* per’box.-. FOH SALE IIV A. J.
Cooper Co.
veu MUST have pare blood for
■ good liealth. Hood’s Snrsnparllla
purifies tha blood. Take Hood’s Bar*
saparllla U you Would, #| WILL.
LUlrtEEl LtHOER!
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Moulding nnd Shingles.
Will deliver car load-lot* at Dallas, Hiram
Powder Springk or Aeworth on short
notice. It will be to your Interest to write
ma *kd get ifiy prloe# before ordering
elsewhere. W. M. Elsbibbt,
- Taylorsville, Gs.
lerj
Frond
lAugoIoi <
[the Val
fclnopIoA
Hcropolik .
Iiut shnlH '
keen these
fflilnlght cl
■;loq that
.JAtJale, D -
fjs of sio:
ACTIVK SOLICITORS WANT1I) KVKKT
WIIKRK for“Thi» Story of the fhUlppIncR',
by Mttr»t Uftlatemd, comnilBuloned by the Got
eminent m OfflciMl HUforian to thp War I)<\
partment. The book was written In army
camp# at San Franciaeo, on the Tacifle with
General Merritt. In th« hoapitalR at Honolulu*
In Hong Kong, In the American trcnchea ai
Manila, In the insurgent camps with Agulnal,
do, on the deck of the Olympia with Dewey
and In the roat of battle at the fall of Manila.
Bonania for agenta. Brimful of original pict
ures taken by government photographer* on
the spot. Large book. Lowprlcefl. Big profit#*
Freight paid. Credit ghretf. Drop all traehy
unofficial war booke. Outfit free. Addrem, F.
T. Barber. Bec'y, Star Inauranee Bldg, Chicago.
osir chxfgke in proportion to th*
yd timeolf Parties hiring horse* arc
ctly resp.oriatble for the safety of
'■pelves, vehicles, and horses.
(Respectfully,
J. C. h J B. WatsoM
Ltfdriie. -
:a like to hay
u anil pulled,
ao ail Qlyou
l la reauzo f
lal temptallot j
\ueh Of^he i
V» eacopeXiCM
steil In tMed I
of theATii
a window; ol
,uro on tha v
’a ticks pien'
nremeuts aud 1
b? How tbai
how many 1
wmtuiy publi
action, hut hy givid
ach and bowels grot
tern. Regular size
A. J. Cooper A Co.
ONLV the best when yon
t medicine. Hood’s Ssrsapa-
• beat blood purlfiee, nerra
V* tonU. Get MOOD'S*
■hAgmgag aad
.ilWPXTFm!
oriated, howX^F
Tt may be, 1ft
Insido tl
"ded Had ti)
r of so mu
ft
win
Judge Tt
v' .
MMloi
TAKE THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
It you are going to travel North, East,
South or Weal, We offer you tkroAgh
schedule and first class service to Wash
ingfon, New York and all points east
Jacksonville, Tampa and all points South
east; Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas,
Indian Territory, Oklahoma, California,
Colorado, Oregon and all points West or
North-west.
(Jet reliable information regarding
ties, rates, etc., from Southern Rail-
ij'ay, or write
C. E. Jaoksox, T. P. A.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
C. A. Bbnsootsh, A. G. P. A.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
GEORGIA. I
PaUI.DIKG CotTNTT. f
To all whom it may concern:
The appraisers appointed to appraise
and sot apart a year's support for th*
widow of A. W. Mayfield, 1st* of said
county deceased, have filed their report in
my office, and I will pass upon the- same
on the first Monday In January next.
This Dec. lit, 1898.
F. P. HUDSON.
Ordinary.
J. 0,*J B WATSON FrofrManlOa* Minute Cough Cure, curiae.
i ■ — I Trial I* vM II was ouSs ter.
Haring purchased the Foote su
blet, ere wm keep good* atock for the
oriuMic, day or night. We have redne
Notice.'
Ida Hardin, wife of C. L. Hardin, has
applied for exemption of personalty and
setting apart and valuation of Homestead,
and I will pats upon the seme at 10 o'clock
a. m., on the 15th day of December, 1898,
at my office.
F. P. HUDSON,
Ordinary.
Iryaa’t Reg.; 4th tad 9ih III.;
With many .well drill.d ,regu-
iry and dlffllfry. -Many Hue*
that passed before ns we(n.ffM.8bil, *° w<
knee we hadnhmelhhtg InIntjrfliuiii o',
the boy* were lust a little en«(M at % flnt
and Ike lines of tome'cofijpenjfo wavered
a little, but as we nArAjuieweneral, his
staff and body guard, linMNdlately oppo.
•It* was the band playing o&F of their
splendid marches, as the Captains gave
“port arms," every left'foat came down
at the same time in perfect line and In
perfect line and la perfect time With tin
music. By this time, appearantly,; all
Savannah bad rushed to the front, causing
the policemen a terrible effort to main
tain space sufficient for the 8rd O*..' to
pass out. The entire atmosphere was fill,
ed with hats, flags and handkerchiefs erttli
loud and continued cheer, hurrahs,—G.ul
speed aud long live the Srd Ga
When we had returned to our beautllul
camp on Dale Ave., Col. Rernerassembled
the regiment In ‘‘column of musses,” lift
ed his hst and in his beautiful and fiow.rj
orllorlcal stvlc, thanked and commend* i
the officers and men most highly for th-li
gcntlemamy and soldierly conduct during
the parade. Thursday was pay dart and
now all the boyrare flush.
Owing to the fact that we got to Sevan
nail too late to get our name In the pot for
turkey on Thanksgiving, the ladlis eu
deavored more earnestly ou the occ.islo
to make It so, and It wns more than suc
cess. Though the bad wekther Interferr
el greatly with the affair. Theparamnuu
olijeetwas to see everylmdy had enoug
tv eat, and they did nnd for the next pay
or two, will lie feastlrig still ou the d II
clet provided through the hospitalities and
goodness of those cltvor. drlMian-hu H-
ed women. 8 nne of the ladles came out
to camp c.irly In the Homing, looked
about and were disgusted tiai the lee
King had seized everything and went
beck to the city. They saw the tables
that liad;b&n put up In the Co., tlreets
the day before, all covered with lie, It
was raining, and all together It was jus'
snch a day as nobody wanted to see nt.lie
out. All began to cast aboht for another
plan that would work na well. Col. Ber
ner addressed a nota early In the morning
to Mrs. W. G. Charlton, chairman of the
general committee, begging that the la
dies should not visit the entnp on such' a
day, assuring her that the entire regiment
was convinced of the kindness of the la
dles and it was not necessary for them to
get out in fcticb weather to show that the
Georglans.'are wel. thought of in Savannah.
So the committees appointed to serve five
of the companies sent immediately for
their respective companies to come Into
the city for dinner. All being ready pre-
pated to bring te camps It was carried to
different halls or roomy dwelllngsin town
where It was served with perfect salisfa'c-
tloo. But lucky old Co., “C” numbered
with th* seven which were wafted upon by
the sweefiiladles. We were favored es
pedally*l>y a large'number of fair young
ladies, and their service was welcome.
with delight. Mrs. W. P. Meldrim was in
charge. Her assistants were Mesdamc.
I. B. Tredman, T. M, Cunningham, Jr.
Remsbart Cassels, and Misses Saucy, Wil
cox, Remshart, Freeman, Comer, With-
GEdtolG
IA PAULDING COUNTY-
NoftTk*
la hereby given thut all persons
ha vine tl
aims against the estate of W. R,
Owen, de’
Waned, are requested to file said
claims wi
l#r|Mwltbin the time prescrilied
by law, at
111 lit persons indebted to said
estate era
mqrieited to come forward nnd
settle atJ
T. J. Owen, Adm'r.
wf of W. R. Owen, dec'd.
Free "fill#."
Send your address to H. E. Bucklcn A
Co.,.Cbicogo, and get a free sample box
of D'r. King’s New Life Pills. A trial wil
convince you of their merits. These pills
are easy In action and are particularly ef
fective In the cure of Constipation and
Sick Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proved invaluable
They are guaranteeml to tie free from ev
ery deleterious sutritance nnd to lie purely
vegetable. They <m not weaken hy their
tone to the stom
lly invigorate the sys.
ie. per box. Sold by
irugglsts.
ers nnd Gordon. Ouoof the young la
dies had her enmern nlorg and secured
pictures of the table just before the sol.
Hors hegnti their attnek. We Imd tipi
special favor of Col. Rob’t. L. Hornet’s
presence for dinuor, also, Cupt. Lewis
Waryeh, who asked a most graceful nnd
Impressive blessing upon flic dinner.
Seventeen to twenty fat, young turkeys
to the company, constituted the main pnrt
of the feast. The Indies linving found
Hint the appetite of the soldiers nr.' equal
ly as highly responsive to Jswects as to
“beef, bacon or beans,” very wisely and
wolcoihely lent their presence, and illvl I-
ed the honors which sre always bestowed
on turkeys nboiit this lime of the year,
with (he finest-quality of boiled ham with
ci llery, cranberry sauce, pickles, cakes,
pies and many other dclleacics which do
lo not appear on the every day bill of
(are (even at home); and all tblsi very
tastefully decorated by the artistic totieli
of those fair lady hands, with fresh roups
and other sweet Powers which made the
linner equal In appearance to a royal ban-
|iiet. Then cigars with « bow of red,
srlilte and blue were served by the box.
A salute was blown, then three hearty
cheers went up for the gooi women of
Savannah. Hy this time the weather iij
m idq|atcd considerably, hut Imd it
the cold was not a tiling to bn consg
in this grand affair,-and aifaid the ojf
eu expressions of gratitude th</
victorious baud rode away witt
pi ranee on their part of
cess. Will: the ilrd Ga.,
bis dinner anil these
men, will ever dwell.
ItORT.
Mrs. W. J. Cij
For years liavj
know how Ij
Dr. M. A.
’cures me <
tlon; my]
iiorsonny
Drang
NOTICE,
TO ALL NY FRIENI
I Have opened
at 23 West
and wii
you wii
thingj
RYA