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LOCAL GOSSIP.
Read Carte ’s new advertise
ment.
Mr. W. K. Carter visited Atlan-
ti this week.
For good and pure liquors, go
to Carter’s.
Judge Branliatn dispatches bus-
iuess with a rush.
The New Era is receiving new
s ibscribers daily.
Frank Gann, has a new barrel of
white krout—good as the last.
One half barrel of good fresh
Piekels just received, at Carters.
Frank Gann has the largest! ,
stocu of bools and shoes in town. , .
I ‘-.III [) oil llOLr'
! tiff.
St ate vs John Swanson
Paulding Superior Court.
Below we give a report of the
crses disposed of by the superior
court last week:
Tabitha J Taut vs D F M
Starnes and Thomas P Starnes,
complaint. Seti'ed.
.BMC Matthews and Heury
Braswell vs Robert Helton and
Fannie TGarner, ejectment. Judg
ment for defen lants.
MC&JFK er vs Adair and
Adair, assumpsit. Dismissed at
plaintiff’s cost.
J M Townsend, jr, vs J M Town
send, sr, and T P Browu. D:s-
taissid.
Joiui Chauncy, et al, vs James
Taylor, trespass, ejectment, etc-
i Settled.
I ii H Moultrie and E J Moultrie
vs A F Porter, ejectment. Vet diet
Blacksmltbing.
I have rent d Noah Pinhnrd’s
blacksmith shop near the hotel in
Dallas, and am prepared to do all
kimts of Id ic'-.sm • king at s'eol t
notice and in tils best workmnu-
like manner. I solicit the p.' .on-
age ol I ne public,
specially! Sd'sf
teed, ( ji ve me *> 1
Farm work
.•lion I’uav. n- j
dl
J. W. Au.i:n
Election Notice.
Thoro will bo an election at the UlilVrent
uicc.ncts o' Pau d un county,on \\cdm<-
il.iv nil.,lav n; llrc'i, 1831, on the rule
Bplr'uioi.s lli|iiors ns |> ov:d ii hy
law <>r p oliitiiii ui or no iroll!hi 11 >u
I hie February llio O h. 1888.
T. U. DU NAG AN.
(ifilinin'v.
. YV.K. Carter lias anything in
tlis confectionary line.
Frans Gann has a large stock of
pickles, ofocKery and hats cheap.
Go to Fran a to get bargains.
“Old Wale” knows how to treat
you when you go to Carter’s, for
3 Bussey,
J udgiuent for plam-
Bill
S3
I Smugliter, mut'd e.'. Vn dici, of
! guilt ., with recommendation to
imprisonment far life.
State vs Joh’n Dean, misde
meanor. Plea of guilty aud sen
tenced to pay a line of live dol
lars and costs.
Slate vs Wool Cason and Goo
lie always gives you what yon J OaiOii, assault with intent to mur-
call for.
If you want lo gel tho beet iliiuk
of eon: >>r ryo liquor in town, in I ■ u
J. Li. George.
If you want any Kind of n hat,
from the cheapest to the best, re
port to Frame Gann, for he lias
tile laigest stock in town. Ft auk
is a whale on cheap prices
We must apologize to our read
ers for the delay in issuing the pa
per this week. * Wo have been off
ou business, aud the delay was
unavoidable.
Jfead Rawls, Brother <fc Co's,
now advertisement. The firm is
composed of clover gentlemen,
and always Keep a good stocu of
goods, which they sell an cheap
as tho cheapest.
Mr Charles D McGregor, who
has for some time been study iug
law with Messrs Fielder A Rob
erts, was las v. e k admitted iO
- - i— sv.—i..ui .ii.itm l i liat lie
The causa of dull t’fado is sup
posed to be the tesult of the loss
of a ship laden with grind stones,
off Capa Good Hope, eu route to
America. Take courage ai d buy
at the cheap house, where noth
ing was lost by the wise*. Fran,
Gunn is selling as clmm as ever.
Mr. J. R Jones, who was shot
by Mr. 8. S. ooore, last Tuesday
wecK. has since died from the
eff ot of his wound He d ed L.u:
Saturday luomiig, in Dallas, and
was removed to his homo in toe
country on Saturday evening, and
was buried on Sunday, at the l' .m
ily burying ground.
The stimulus lent to trade du
ring court wceK has not* eu ivcly
subs'ded as yet. Our mei'chauis
seem to bo' busy. Tho genial
glow of spring'irne is upon us al
present, however, aud the fair sox
are now enabled to peep out from
wii't r quarters once more. Be
sides, our far ners a--o fast malting
ready for the n.-xt growing crop.
Thursday last jailor Doc Parker
cleared out his dusky boarders
nud (surrendered them loan a .eat
of company No. 1, an I now the
end of the law has been reached
in the groat “Tunnel riot” or
Hicks minder. Bdl Slaughter re-
sentenced at the last term of
court—imprisonment for life.
John Swanson recently caugli.,
tried aud convicted, aud sentenc
ed for life—comprise the List.
Tom Ellis—cow stealing—guilty,
three years. All colored. Dade
Coal Mines. Next.
Her. Verdict ot not guilty.
State vs John O Moliuu, mail
cicus miscuioi. Discharged on
demand.
State vs Joseph B own, assault
and battc y. Verdict of not guilty.
rotate vs J E Carie , assaultand
battery. Verdict of not guilty.
State vs Charley Glover, Iko
Hid, and Jack D own, felonious
e8Cipe. Ploa of guilty, and sen
tenced to four yea' 3 in the peni
tentiary.
State vs Thomas Ellis, simple
lai cony. Verdict of guilty, and
sonteneed to three years in tho
penitentiary.
J FI Gan oil, admr, vs G W Den
ton. Dismissed.
State vs James Campbell, as
sault and battery. Verdict of
guilty.
Martha M Jennings vs John 0
Ij Jennings, lioei tor .livorce. i)i
vorce grunted.
G W Brock vs Sarah F Brock,
libel for divorce. D.vo co grant
ed.
State vs Maroellus J Smith and
mmmmm
J. B. & T. A. FOOTE & CO
ABE
Maintaining the Lead this ViUf
“Ami Won’t ITou Forget It !**
SEWING MACHINE CO*
JO:UNION SQUARE. N
ohicago..^—-•
■s^ataaiitezL.
mil
Notice to the P ililic al Large,
i hero are some person or per
sons in or around (ho vicinity of
Dallas who are oircuh-tiug the’ re
port of individual merchants who
they any are bankrupt and can
not pay tuoir debts; at the samp
time they can pay yue hundred
per cant in the dollar. Now we
ir.) willing to say that such char
acters as make these reports are
liars, and infamous liars. Why
is it that we way they are liars?
Because they have told them, aud
we can establish • ho facts upon
such characters, and do not hod-
tats to say they a. o thieves. Wo
cm t say tuey ever stole anything,
at tne same time, wo are not. will
ing to risk them, simply because
the" make these reports to cause
merchants ro.K-iiurs to comedown
upon term. Am; iueso enoiters
‘I'ink they will have a chance io
make somethin;- n.. t of an okl
mock of goods, and swi .ule liltio
clociveu out o' a. ,u i, due,
Tins is the reason
they j"n-liu;s an -,.li
T J. Coopck.
J. Ii. i T. A. Foote k Co.
rem.
Any wn say
vow.
It is always sad tr have to
chronicle the death of auv one,
but especially is it so whoa a
young man dies in the very ze
nith of manhood and usefullne-.-i.
An Ac; iilont.
Stephen B. Hunt, a a»n of Wm.
H. Hun , ot Atlanta, and nephew
t if • formor clerk of tins county,
J. Mo>gi Hunt, took on a pretty
full gauge of steam while in town
last Saturday, and undertook to
run a schedule of his own down
the rail'-oad towards Hiram. In
stead of switching ofl the main
line and leaving a clear track for
No. 53, going -oath, ho hove to
about a mile below the depot and
lay down, (so Says the engineer)
AM
0JiORQIA DIVISION.
che xsrxrw ax-coax liine.
I1A I'TAKOOUA TO ATLANTA,
ATLANTA TO MACON,
’ —AND—
riio SHORTEST of ALL ROUTES
CHATTANOOGA AND 1II 1C UT.gr
TO n.OnilJA AND THU bocthkahtI
Condensed Local Passenger Schedule (or.
Gaels Louisville ilmc,by wlitoti >■!! tmin s
uro lull) In .■licet Niivombor 12 h, mag;
SOUTHWARD.
I
Ki Chastain,
MANUKACTU llKll OV
8.11IL8S, yiWfiSS. Willi’S,
BRIDLES AND COLLARS,
Du.i.as, 1*aiiu>inu County, Qa.
Repairing a specialty. .A good stock
of lmiul-i.- dr work cntiilniitfy on liiiiul.
ll iu -'iic.in Oil* kept in stuck.
Vflfl 1 lmvc iilto add 'll u slice simp lo
gV mv bfi-lai'ss, and am pvcpnruil lo
i-ct.ali- sliww In tins best woi'k-
It rWJ. k... „ i.'icl. dm
IIK TAROEST SOCK Of
General Merchandise
Ever Ilronght to DnllnB<
tar A ml wo nrc soiling It so olmnptlwt tlm public nro'surprlsml !.#J
It niny lio suld licit It Is on«y to mnke nn assort ton, but proving It mtyjba vary M-
feront; blit If nny one wnins'llio proof, all lie or slio Ims to uo Is to come to oar
store mid examine our goods 11ml aacurtuiii llio oxiromoh- low prices st which W0
In JToml.y-IMrule Clotliinp-j
We on n suit everybody, lu both price nnil qimlltv. Our stock la large, smi coaaa
prises tlm Intost stylos,nisdo of flic best nutorlnls, nud In the liestjworkroan-llk-
iiiiinuor, mid In si/os to suit nil ugos; suits lor boys, suits for youths, suits for young
moil, suits for old men; mill the liumlost part ol’lt Is that they are told “slmstso
slionp ns never vusl”
Dry Goods,
Our stock of dry good* Is Immense, consisting of 1'rlnts, Intest styles and no*
beautiful patterns; Worsteds, Alpacas, Silks, Plqilos, Lnillos' Clonks, Slinwls, Dol-
, mans,Shirtings, rliicetlngs, Ueorgln Chocks, .loans, Hosiery ;_nnd, to be brtefjevery-'
thing in the dry goods line.
NIillincry Goods,
Oar stock of millinery goods Is .-cmplele, eml.riu'lng everything In the
line ; consisting partly in lints nud bonnets, of the latest stylos: flowers,
laces, fans, parasols, liulr goods, etc. This department I* run by Mrs. T. A.
< '-^3 fir s>
Tlootn. NIioon, Iln
We liuvo the largest stock of Boots,'Shoes ami Tints which we have ever
from the cheapest to the highest priced. Come and examine them. Weca
GrocrridH,
A full line constantly on hand, consisting of Flour. Meal, Lard,Meat, Syrup, Kola*'
sos, Sugar, Colfcc, rloo, Salt, Grits, etc., pure imtl fresh.
Tobnooo, Clgara,
Tho best and cheapest brands, and a large supply.
Iltirclvvnre, Cutlery,
Such ns Is most In demand hy the people of this toctlon, kept In store all tha tlMf.
Pocket and table cutlery, ni/.ors, etc.’ lor everybody.
Crockery and Glam*ware,
A fulljstock.’kCnll and glvu it an examination.
WE LEAD r riIE VAN!
In everything It. the mercantile 1 line In Dallas. The prout of the pudding Is ll
liewlngjhe string; and If you don't believe us, cornu and sec ami tie convinced.
t4TWc keep on hand a mil stock MlLllUltX WAOON8 and DAVI8, GOULD *
CO.'S IHKKit KM, which wc sell i-heapj Ilf you need a wagon or a buggy, call 0* OS,
I > > T%f O
1 A Li i i
LES
STATION'S.
Leave Chattanooga...
Leave Ooltuwab.. . .
Lc.ive Cohuttii
Arrive DALTON
Leave Dalton
Leave Rome
Leave Roekmnrt
Leave Dallas..
Train
No. .I.).
Train
No. 51
0:15 a.inj
U;50 «.in
7 :;i0 a.in, H :*J |i in
H:20 a,in| -1:86 pan
11 n.uf 7:15 pan
II :(J5 n.ui
...j 1 2:15 pan; Train
2:00 pan No. 40.
3:00 p.inj 1 :38 nan
pan; 3:10 nan
Arrive ATLANTA
Leave Atlanta
Leave McDonough
Leave Jackson I 5:'M)).in; I ;50 a m
Leave IndianHprlmrs! 5:22 p.m! 5:
Arrive MACON..
leave Macon
Leave Cochran....
Leave Eastman ..
Arrive J ESDI’
Leave Jesup
Leave Sterling
Leave BRUNSWICK
:10
:00 p.m| 8:00 a.in
H :0b pan 0:00 nan
0 :17 pan l l :05 a.in
10:35 p.m 12:00 m
2: lo n.in; 5:20p.iu
3:00 nan!
■I :■!» ii.ink
5:35 a.nr.
NORTHWARD.
ins. | Train I
I No. 51.
Tin I n
No. 50.
Leave BRUNSWICK; 8:30 p.m
Leave Sterling I »:]0 p.m!
Arrive JESUP ,11 .00 pan!
Leave Jesup 11:15 pan 7:00 a in
LcaveL.i Klnian ; 4:13 a.m 12:05 pan
Leave Cochran I 5:08 a.m! 1:25 p.m
Arrive MACON ' 7:00n.ni| 3:30n.m
Leave Macon j 8(15 a.111! -I .15 pan
Leave Indian Spring; 0:55 a.inj 0 :55 pan
Leave Jackson 110:08 a.m' 7:17p.m
Leave .McDonough.. 10:53 a.m ! 8:30 i>.:.
Arrive Atlanta 02:15 p.m 10:30 rni.
Leave Atlanta I ;20 p.m'
‘VC Dallas ! 3:00 p.m : Train
at the lower end of a curve, with ■ L
h's face (Iowa ami big whole holy' I‘ wlv<! S ock,,lnl ' t -1:10 p.m 1 No. 52
on top of the rail, and his-feet oul ™ iiZm ! ,, ' ln
Mr. Gilbert Dockings, a young ^ 1^?^“'“
man in the employ of Mr. Quinton j neer detected iifinfbnJ noth) rime i Xrl!vo olao'V: ':::::
at his extensive saw mill near the I tn nroe , t h 11 i . w . .• _. . .
— - | ro P^GVciit the buudest CHhuiiilyi * onne^tioiw—i rains Nos r».*J and 51 - K .
i . of J’ ouu h Mr. Hunts life. The pi- ’ anll'rbLm. r C , ll ^- a ! K , x ' gu ,.'o. U , ] r' SIBLI’.Y,
! lot knocked him off, InU his right Tl.H^. 0 '! ,,,viaio "' K 1 V * « K K
! w in niiiii |f*rtc) tin* recftlpo for a
•iinplo Vo^ctaolc Hulm that will rjMnovc
I in, Frcnklci*, pMi)j?li*8 and UJoicIkh,
I'.aviiiff the h' lu oft, cN'iir and beiiotifn ;
»i!m»lasLnifiloiif. for |.rcdn .m? a hiKiivj-
uni} fir will of lr lr on it buhl Id ad or
smootli face. Ad.Ire**, inHoshm 3c
st mr*. IV u, Vaudrlt & Co., 12 IJurclny
8t., N. Y.
TO CONSilivlPTlVES.
11m udvertlBur haviiur bjun pumanen
\y cniV’d of t.ijut drond dlHca^c, < yOi''UHi!)
tl<*n, by ii al in pto Mmfldy, tHirixl^u* io
m.'kf» hiiwWfi '.olds fcilow-HiilfcirrH tlic
in nns ot cure. To ill who desire It, he
wid Fund a iv»m' of the prescription lined.
«fro'.* of cii .r-rc ) with tho dlreellon» for
pr piu in:; uiid ulnir thet*nmn, which tliov
will llud a sure One for (Jou^hfl, Colon,
i-'MUiiij r.ion, Asthma, nronchltU, Ao.
I’nrt;. s w dilirr the f’rc'srrlpvl on, will
p'ea-cuddrer^ K«v .A Wlli Oai, 10i
IVun Bt., Willlaiii'b'ii N. Y.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
t GENTLEMAN who smleroil for
.1 years frail Nervous DEIIII ITV
I’REMA I’UitE DECAY, and all the ef.
!':-cis of youlhrul IlnliKCiei.lon, will for tlie
-"keof .aCtailng hmnmilly. send freo to
nil who need It, tho ri rope mul dlreetlnn
or milking the simple reuicilv liv which
ho ivus cured. !>uU'' rtrs wishing to prof-
Ii hy thou lvorCser’s i xperleuce enu do so
hy addressing In pcrfi-c. co iflUenee,
JOHN ii. OGDEN, 42 0
ggv,c*ll MM.
swriry!!
Marry.
.‘.anVan^irK ofguanoi 8t cm^
lff4>a«Ifl i |iRn l rt<.r H for Hnnta Claua.
•oSir. '»***«*«
rniHict. Everything In this line to please the ehlldrem CV " bro "* , '‘
CASH STORE!
i. J. Payne, d vllas^oa. j, m . stone, Smyrna,ga
WADE WHITE, MARIETTA, GA.
J. J.
I’AYNE & CO., DALLAS, GA,
hnr^li-*^ 9 Uja poop e of Ponld!n-r and surroundingoounties to mil at that
Hnr,'lvnr‘rnn r r f7 y ^ “K 1 0x,,rai, > 8 «n-l well elected ,!rnk
arc mill Grocorms | hoy nmlcen speoialty of these «wo staple |j nM
|.le of ihis socti'in
and Iping your cas'
t,,, w yo s ? m ll,e hardware line that thepeo.
° ' ’ ,el1 at I'ard pm prices, for cash. '** ^
i to llio NEW CASH SI ORE.
Give at m
Tunnel, died af typho il fever last
Thursday night about S o’clock.
It will he great consolation to Lis
friends and relatives to learn that
Mr. Dockings did not lack for
unything that kindness and hu
man sympathy could prompt, for
J v t T . fri:e,
Manufacturer aud retailer of
SAD D LES AND If A LJ X ES S,
S nom, Geoigia.
A slo k of Rniness, Rildh-s. Saddles,
whip*, etc., kept constantly on harm.
I hanking vhe publie r 0 r pant patron-
arc. I reapectfnl'y a*'; a coutlmimice of
'■‘•ai la vol e, Jdspect/ully,
* l i »’ J. U. FREE.
foot was lyinr
and Cliarlc
Nashville Chutaiioog
a ami St Louis Rail-
ymg upon the rail, and road, and Cin N O&TP l{ R. ’
the poumlerous engine passed 1 'D'nins Nos 61 ami 52 connect at Colmt-
ovor it,crushing it from the ankle v ,TrF'o'!' 1 '" 1 w , kl ‘ "'*« K»st Ten
to the toes. Conductor Sfi.11 WUI *
'lAalus Nos 49, 50,53 and „„
Atlama and Macon with all dlver>'iii"'
roads, and connect at Jckii], with S l' &
W liv /or Florida.
All train* i mi dully rxrept Xoh 1 and
betw<;t‘ii •lesiij) and Macon* which run
man sympacuy cou a prompt or ,,i ck cd him up and brought him
ns aid and comfort. Mr Quin- Lack to town ami aftef bei m
ton took him in his own house, m vde as comfortable IS
procured the best medical skill m in the depot, Drs. Co li
the person of Dr. Raiues, and to- Itobertso\ performed a,nr’s
gothor with his accomplished nn«rn.n'«,. 1., r: ,V , J rt ,i*
daughters, Mrs Henry Davis
Mrs. Gib! s, they did all in t
power that exp idepce could sug- been removed to Hiram where : A ‘“'’ 1 s,l|l ‘ r ' Mi'-"'. I A,*'i ,1 x ,
p.t; uni ever aud anua tha laa- 1„ M ', m a w !i M.-otiCKKX.
'Waiaaa^^ita i
lplisned operation, leaving him all the foot! t,a .U- v o"mi::y*.
ivis aud possiole under the circumst.-tiicus. ■ n^tatrodinm "° m IJ '" vkin ' vi " ,!
.‘id an 1 u ,UC ' the “Po/Btiofi Mr. Hunt has ; •' F.. Ma'u.okv,' m N it,- A -,- v .
Attorney at Law,
Senoia, Georgia.
I Practices In all court.*. 4
: \ t OTKJE.
1 ho good people of Senoia can obtain
my profcs-lontl services by calling upon
::lt ; .. „ F M. BRANTLEY. »!.D.
4-.- dm
JOHN’ F.MI’/niA'ix,
Atjorkey at Law,
:a, Georgia.
I Want Everybody to Know
T±lAT THE
LAIWJEST stock of
Iv FI id Wilier M!
Ever Brought to Dallas
HAS JUST BEEN OPENED AT
m.
And will be sold at prices that will startle the natives.-
I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
Hutl.-fvlligeverybody Hull ....
Dulluii; or, for Iliat irjulu-r, Ii, any otlwr niarki*.
" , "' y "-’MJIC Kf pu».,,
Practlc
L'nwein c
com 1 a» t.
ourts ut Ailuula
ill) II,e count
wit. anil 11st,where Ly ib-ial
AIko In the state mid federal
4-3 Cm
DRY GOODS,
NoMonif, Oroceri
nmmiri of fji« pooplo c v M<t uji
wirh to caJJ spoclul attention to my iar^o iitot k of
•f llw poimte ;.f 'niv“e , a?mV *'!S^"Sl nml ,n ,ncl ' evervthlns wWci. tha 4k'
" ' r ' n " lr, ;:.“::L l i “® pi-qtart-u to Mil thorn at tho vlfry liSSt ^Sms.*7 i
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Tu ItllH
Htock i.i nr, l)Mt if
pricing them iny jjotxb*.
Call and give me a trial.
t.-puhu?^;,i y cui,i iB ^w^ P z;te v ’ ta * asfflgfjus -
W. T.BUU.ASD,