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LOCAL GOSSIP. A nice line of dry goods and notions just received at Rawia Bno's & Go. We had a pleasant call on last Tuesday from our popular rep resentative, Hon. H. 0. Rich. Go to Rawls Bro’s. A Co, and get one of those nice sugar cured hams. The stock of merchandise for- merally the property of Mr. N. T. Bulloch, was sold last tfeek at public outcry, and was bought by Mr Boze Adair at a very low fig ure. Bose has opened up the store and placed it in the hands of Mr. Jame# Bulloch and Mr, Sanders. ^Ladies, if ydA would enjoy your shopping tour around town these beautiful afternoons, and would become pei fectly forgetful of the cares of life for the nonce, just call Around at the store of J.B. A T. A. Foote and have Mr. W. W. Smith to wait upon you. Wes is one of the m >st accomplished salesmens in the state of Georgia. On last Suiiday evening Sher iff Cooper N. T. Bulloch aud W. K Carter left Dallas in search of Moses Osborne. They came up with him near Gray’s mill and placed him under arrest. He was brought to Dallas on Sun day night and lodged in jail where he awaits a hearing before the courts to answer a charge of mis demeanor. We would suggest to tW prop er authorities that the question of the legality of the forthcoming el ection bo loosed into carefully and thoroughly that there may l e no errors to correct when per haps it is too late. It is certain ly mooted now, but no doubt the minds of the people are made u\> but the question is now, will the election be valid or not. Tuesday last t’ e property of the late S. L. Strickland, tioifte ti > sale in accordance with the ad ministrators announcement, and > Mr, T. C. Mayson, auctioneer, who is also one of tho interested parties, by virtue of his wife bo- ing a sister of tho deceased, bid off the entire property for the heirs, some of which property is tiow offered at private sale by- Mr. W. R. Strie <lanJ. Call on him) you capatilists, and learn Something to your interest. We ask oUr readers (of Dallas especially) if th<\y would like to be launched out upon the tnsom Of au ocean in a small vessel up on a dark stormy night) without offlcel's or crew, or log beok, or Compass or sail, or rudder, or WCbning? Such, though painted j kettv dark, is the condition of J alias at present. No municipal ity) no one to preserve order or command the peace, tio one to suppress violence or otherwise to subserve the business interest of town, or to throw around society a bnlwark of protection. Certain ly this nightly bedlam, in certain quarters, that has made night hideous for the last several nights Should be sup pressed, for docen • cy’s sake at least. We concede that w , as a perplo, were once Subjugated and badly|demoralized but still there are rights left us by a generous government that men ou ght to be made to respect. Wonders will Never Cease. dames Blackburn, a Workman engaged upon the top of the Raccoon trestle immediately over the creek, discovered soar* of the force approaching with a car of the materia! used in finishing up tho trestle, and believing that the space was too narrow for tho car to pass him without knocking him off, shouted to them to stop, but too late it seems, and anon it came down on him, and over into the deep abyss he went ninety- four feet as clear as air, falling face downward right into the run of the creek. Mr. Henry Bras well, our informant, being one of the first to reach him asked him if he was hurt. Alter the first return of consicusness and look ing up he said: “Lord have mer cy, and did Tom fall too!” be soon recovered the use of himself and was pronounced O. K by Dr. Raines, who was called to him. What a remarkable es cape from immediate death, ii the voice of every one. . It is supposed that the swift rauing current which was about a foot and a half deep, broke the fall and thereby saved his -life. Mr. Blackburn fell within n few feet of the spot where the unfortunate negro brakeman pry goods stores, one steam sAw mill, two steam cotton gins, two water gins, one Igriit mill, a post- office and one small school. Blauksinithing voiy convenient simfe W. R Owen and R A. Meek have erected their shop. B. H. t>. ML Zlo* NAtes. farmers anticipate ait early spring, aud are prepairing their lands for the seeds. A large acreage of cotton will be planted in this section tbiB year. No oorn buyers, but all meat Hi nt (or Watson") met his death hn J or «. >*» hpre but the at the late wreck. Mir. James Glenn Monk, a pop ular commercial tourist of At lanta, dropped in to see us a few days since. Mr. Monk is a clev er young fellow, and represents one of the best firms in Atlanta; the Messrs Boynton Bros, and these two facts ta*ien together in sures him a good trade every time he comes to Dallas. Come again Jim. Acorntree Nq|e*. Road working all over the dis trict. Farm wofck going on splendidly, Wheat and tints are growing finely. A petition is out for a post-office on the line between New Hope and Huntsv lie. Mr. J. P. Elsberry's little son is very sick. Regular preaching at New Hope second Sunday in each mouth. The prohibition sentiment is gaining strength; fte are hopeful of success in the coming election. T. I hogs are not here to consume the corn. Mount Zion high school is still in progress, and conducted by Rev. J. M. Prather; the first term will expire in April. , Tho fifth Sunday in April will be d'evoted to singing at Mount Zion, conducted by G. W. Morris aud others. All are invited to at* tend and bring their baskets with something good in them. No sickness prevails in this section; but tho 14th of March the dry ticket will prevail here. More anon. J. S. U. Brandi I’enrllings. The peoplo are about donb sowing oats. Wheat is looking well. Guano is selling at Hiram at 4241b) lint erttton per tou. That beats Dallas. Some corn and Irish potatoes planted. Bedding cotton land-. There will be a great deal of it planted. Dr. J. M. and Joseph Smith are on a visit from Texas. S. W. Ragsdale linn boon very Bick, his case is now hopeful. ltev. J. 3. Reynolds preached at New Cattail yesterday from t text in Psalms “0 yen sons of men, how long will you turu my glory iuto shame." He had a very attentive coi allegation. The old blacksmith, N. D. Par ris, is selling goods, he looks well at it and his wife likes him bet ter. Most of its are going to vote tho dry ticket the 14th, hope it will prevail. I wish all the law yers and duelers, preachers teachers and smart men would write h verse or two on this sub jects Dr Connally give guano u black eyo; he is as sharp as a bri er, and I expect he knows it'. Now, couldn’t the doctor squiit a little ink on the dry side of this .question. It would not be amiss for you) Mr. Editor, to give Us littie plain talk about it) for 1 have searched in vain to find some thing indieitive of your senti ments on this subject. Speak out. Bio Ike. Nelxi Dotting!). The first quarterly conference of the Sweet Water circuit was hold at Nebo last Saturday aud Sunday. All the churches com posing the circuit were well rep resented, and peace, good will and brotherly love prevailedi Rev. J. S. It. lias rolled up his sleeves and gone to his anvil again He says liis churches did uot sustain him, and he now propo- poses to shoe all the rallies aud sharpen all the plows that ttro brought to his shop. Adam Little fluent wild last week and set tlA woods on fire, which alai me4iiie neighborhood generality. He was captured Sat urday evening by Sheriff Cooper, who lodged him in Dallas jail to tame him, We have in this district two New Advertisements, GEORGIA, Paulding County I fcivc uatlco ilia* I wl'l apply nt the November ndj< iirnetl Icm of ihn Legislature to ho held in Julv nexi, for n'nnut toYopealnn net to ineorpo rife I ho (d\Y\i ul Dili Ini. if noeeNinrv, fob! to inrori'tii'iilo ihn lown o r Bui lds Also I give notice ihn* I shall apply fur Aii not to establish n I’om- nilaaiotieM court of rt«« Is and reve. itu'es of MiidtoOuftly This Msrch tho 1st 1883 TCDUNAGAN • _ Oidionry GEORGIA, Paulding Couhty To all whom it may concern John Shelion has In duo form applied to me for pemiaiicid letters of a'dntitiiv- Iration nu the estate «*' Martha SIM. ti n, I’t 1 of Raid comity deceased, and 1 will pus-* upon (mid application on the first Mumi >y in Apiil 1883 This Maiuli 1st 18s.'i T C DUNAflAfc Ordyjjjr* Ukuiioia, Puuliliog Comity, To a I Whom it limy concern:—hi 8 Carroll, having In proper Conn u|>pl ml 'o mu lor Icttora of ml in i n s union cn the estate (if A li Cai roll, ilooi-imud, tlicau tire to cite ill per-nuN c oicurneil, to .-how cause whv porincucut letter- of nilullliistrnl.on tlic'iiM not lie gr inteil to the nplieiint on -aid estate I Ills February I lie llril, 1881) T. C. DUNAEAN, Ordinary. flldTmloga uro alill reported all over the alnte. it would he re tributive justice if the first person liitlen by one should be a member of tho legislature. Gnrfields honsa nro still guarded by a squad of United Staten soldiers. This docs not Speak (Veil for the eiti- !8<)ii8 of Ohio. Would they steal his ’nmnes? The young man who went to d butcher's shop for a liVoV- pad was A brother of the fellow who went to a grain elevator to have his cords removed. Whenever a baby is born in Hole an tho fire bell riiqVg out a joyous peal. And so does the baby. An iaebriato Aij'luiu anil a reform school are among the present needs of society in Georgia. Humanity and imam! policy point the argument in liivor of Ilia erection of these in stitutions.—Mneon Telegraph. Strife between the t\Vo Newmin papers 1“ already brewing. Blacksmithing. We have rented Noah Pinkard's blacksmith shop near the hotel in Dallas, And am prepared to do all kinds of blacksmithing at short notice and iii the. best workman like manner. I solicit the patron age of the public. Ffirin Work a specialty! Satisfactidn guaran teed. (JiV'6 us a call, Allen dfc Bullock. Election Notice. Thcrto will be nn election nt the <11 fTorcnt. picc.net- o' l J nu,ding couutv,on Weilim— dav I4. Ii.iUv of Minis'!, 188 ), ,>u the silllj "f spirituous liquors, ns provhl il hv 'aw) lnrprolilhliloii or no ■ rohibiLimii l’his February tho Dili IHH:) t. v. dunAoan, Ordinary, GEORGIA, Paiii.dinu County. To nil Whom il m iv l-onrern—W II Urcw, liuving ipi> lod to me lor loiters of nil - ministration on the u-'uiool ,1. W. I ang le)', itc'en»id, this is to otto nil pci-sms concerned, kindred at d rreill'.nrs. to file the'r ohj ctlons, Il nil), wliv \c tors of ad- miulslaallou should he grunted ihcupple- ennt on nuld estate This f rhrnaff 81, 1 8811. T C DUN.Vll sN, O Ordinary, Oannai.v, Paulding County. To n I Whom it mar ffonoirn -8 R McGregor, hnviog hi proper lorm sppda I to mo for 10 lirs of lullhbllsti nil,.a on the estate ot Alexander Vial, dcouased. these nro to rite nil persons concerned, to slimy (. ipse, 11 any they can, why perim noul. ictfera lof admlnl-trntlon shim d not be grnnted to Sit M'-Oregcr on wild eslaic Tills Febrdiry 17ih 188.1 Tf 0. DUNAGAN, Ordiliary. Ukcuoia, Paulding f'ouuty. Where- ns .1 L Mcltrnycr nnd SC Manley, »d- iiilulstrator an I adlnlnlstralrlx til I I) Manley,deceased iu| ersem* to the court In their licit 1 1Inn filed and recorlol, 'hat tho.v Imve fuhy, ;ndinlql-ti red I D Manlv's eS'Dtc. iliic Is i o cue all per- soos kin and dmllloVii, to show uimso If any they can, why le ndiillnl trators "lion d not bo dlsi'liargcd, and receive letters of dl-mlsslon oil the 11iat, Monday In May next- This February 17'li 5 ski). T. C. DUNAGAN Oruinnay. K: Chastain, o M A N UPACTl) R KH OK simKuiiMss, whips, It It IDI.ES and collars, Uam.ah, J'Aui.mSd County, Oa. R.eniilrlng a sp'-ebilty. A good stock of Iwlid-tn ulu work constnntly on liiiinl. Harness Oils kept in stock, ifjl 1 have also add 'd a shoo shop to ' llsl'iiy business, and am prepared to a ke and repair shoes In the best work- n ii-llke manner. Give me a trial, (bn PIMPLES. I will mail (Free) the recolpe for a Minp'e Vogetnhlo ftiilm Ilia’, will remove Tan. Freckle", Pimples and fllotehes, leaving Hie s'Hii -oft, clear and bcantlfiii; a so Inslrnu'lons for producing a luniri- aiii| growth of Imlr on a bald load or smooth face. Address, inclosing 8c. stniiip. Den. Vandrll & Co., 12 Daroluy St., N. Y. TO CONSUMPTIVE*!. 'I he advorilser Imvlng been pe innucn ly cared of that dread dlsea-e, 'donsuinu tloii, by a simple icniedy, is anxious to make kn..wn lo Ids fellow-auffiirerN tho nenna of cure, loall who deal re It, he will send a enpv of the preaerlpiIon used, 'free of charge,) willi the directions for preparing a id Using thy-mile, which, lhav will Mud a surd Curt 1 for Couglm, Colas, C onsiiinplloii, Asthma, lira clillls, &c. Parties wishing the Prescrlptl mi, will plea-oaddress, Rev E. A WIL-ON, 104 Penn St., William burgh, N. Y. ERRORS OF YOUTH. A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous Dr 1)11 ITY PREMATURE DECAY, and nil the ef fects of’youibfal Indiscretion, will for the s keof siigerlng humanity, send free lo all who mvd It. the recipe and direction | for making the simple reinedv by which lie was eiiml. Sufferers wishing to prof it by llm advertiser's experience can do so by addressing In pvriect confidence, JOHN I). OGDEN. 4) C Thompson & Spinks. Ivy F. Thompson and W. E. ! Spinks have formed a partnership for tho practice of iaw, to bo con fined to eases in Paulding Superi or Court, under the firm name of Thompson & Spinks. B. E. CASON, Dentist) Has permanently 1 ousted in OARTERSVILL, Where hojs prepared lo do all kinds of UeDtal work at prices to . M— SUIT THE TIME.®. He wiU be pleased fo see nil his old trieulsand ii any new cuoK.rn.ws. If vo nicrl any riciita! woik done, call on h'm. j. B. & T. A. BOO ARE Maintaining the Lead thin “Ami Don’t You Forget It !»* ^ \ HE LARGEST SOCK OlP General Merchandise Bivor lirought to Dalla*. And We arc sclihlg It »6 chenjl that the public are 4iirnrtia.lt m) It id ay he said that It 14 on4y to Make art assertion, but proving It nisy be nn Jfe fererttj but |f any onn wants tho firddf, all ho dr she has to do Is toconWtoS* sforti and examine our gdoils and ascertain the extremely low prices at which tf« In Ready-Made Clothitog, 4V r ,') can suit ovcryMiH, in bntli price and quality. Otlr Itock 14 large, and m# prlOea the latest styles, iilaile of tno boat uhturlala, and id the beat worki44d-li? manner, and In sixes to suit all ages; sdlts for lid vs, Suits for youths, suits for young men, suits lor uld men; nrtd the lilrtiilest part dl lt 14 that, they am (did “thnttsa "heap ns never vas1" Dry Goods) S!5 teJSfcs* st ci “ b ' j """'i ««•»'«. GooiM, Our stock of millinery goods Is complete, embracing everything In tH4 I'onslstlng partly of lulls and bonnets, of the latest styles; flower. laces, fans, parasols', hair goods', etc bout TM4 depArtirtodtls ritn by iira.'x.'A^ ■> Bli’obs, Ha IVo havd'the largest stock of BpnU. Shoes anil Unfa which We have 4vW IVom the cIii'A|h'j)1 td the highest pVlced. Colifo foul examine thehl. Wbb4 tiroijeriej, A fill! lino eoiistiim.l v on hnnd.conslatliig of Flour. Meal, Lard,doit, 4yrtU. ddlAyi ses, Sugar, Cstflee, rice, Suit, Grits, etc., pure And fYesh. ** TubaeeO, digiik-414 The best and clioapoat brands, and a largo suppljr. llarilwaToj Cntiei-y; Such n4 14 irtnst lit dcbiand hy the people (if Ihlk tectloa, kept IP afore all foe tiiAi Pocket and table outlrry, rnxors, etc.’ lor everybody. Croclttiry add ($ la**ware, A folljstock. Call and give It ail exnmlnntfo'n. WE LEAD TIIE VAIV! I hcv,, r ythldg |n tho mercantile line In Hall A a. The prodf afthe dd^fol 'll \A clliljVIng.the string; and If von don't believe u4, uoido anil sec and be ooHVIlicnl keep ,m hand a mil stock MI LRU It N WAGONS and DA^lmGom'n A CO'S AlTOgI KS, which wo sell cheap. If you deed a w agdn or a I.U»gy, ^|Vo n o f Gnr hdsiness occupies two 4toro houses. Oiir rtew brick store IfoiiM^ ilevoad^ Diy Goods, Notldns. Millinery OuoiU.oto., wlillnnur did hoiUddn the earneru!l2 vofod td Ul'deerlcH', Tobacco, Cigars, HardiVarc. Cutlery Sfo. COrne, *' ** Wp arc Also ug.iiits (dr the fpdjowlng stumlArd brands dfifiiatto: fitern'o. Uerrr. nan s, and Lockwood’s Cotton G row or. * *» u,n 7 m KrndqufirtvrM loir &nhta Claus. ., °'! r 'i 0 J s himdqimrfors foi- Santa Claus, and we Imve laid In the larmt ^w,t, TV-'"’ i^ lr, . ! -' v 1 V r,iHI " Hl ° tliw Christinas Goods ever broughttothU miil kci, Everything 111 this line to please the children. PWMiflH MThU NEW CASH STORE! •I. J; PaYNM. D \LLa8, GA. j. m. fifONE, SMYRNA WADE WHITE, MARIETTA, OA. J. J. I’AYNE & CO., DALLAS, GA* InvD'.’ft (he pertp'e of P.mldin r and surroundingoduntiee to call at the* hard waro and grocery store and examine their large and wed soleoted tfook ot Hardware and Groceries. They makea specialty of these two staple lined and buy tor cash aud sell for cash, and oonsc quontly are enabled in glee tH hast bargains Dial can Le hit I. They keep in stock Flour, Meal. Meat, Lard R.ce, Molasses, Syrups, Sugar, Coffee, Tobwoo, cigars, etc.: Flow*; Hoes; Rakes, huovels, Spades, truce chain", liainos, wash pot", pooket knives and tubib knivek nnd forks, and overylhing olso in tho Imrdwnru line that the peo ple of Hus section need. We sell nt hard pan prices, fill 1 cash. Give ul a and bnng your cash to tho NEW CASH 81 ORE. I Want Everybody to Know THAT THE LARGEST STOCK Ot? ( Ever Brought to Dallam IIA9 .fDSt BKKN OPENEt) Af % And will be sold at prices thfit will startle the nalIVvA. I MARE A SPECIALTY OK DRY GOODS, ^Jj '* Hufmfytiig pvi-rybody that comra to my afore that th<»y can get w food bargalaa fe» •! mj |>U^i ^Tliev Dttlhuv; or, tor that mutter, in ony other market. I hate largo atock of ^ until .ittee, who liail two men left, I went to one • Ay friend, r-re you Notlona, Or^rha, IIurfHvqro, Croclrory, niaaawarc; and In fact, crtrythln <*\Vd BDld mnmlM of tha people of tiiia Dcctioif mjuire, and I am prepared to Bell them at the r *;i wlah to cull apodal attention to my luege KtfK-k of ... go until you prouuee BOOTS AND SHOKE^ft him go. [I*anffhter.J In thla linn I am prepared to suit everybody. It In impo«a|h!e for mo toglve a Mtchltjnn* utock hen*, hut If my f-Ieuda uml thu public will 75 lou me, 1 will tuke plena urein ■_ priHnj: them my ^oxKla. Cull anti give me 11 trial; N. X. BT plk not kept oleta c to the milk a dangerous ifiOBe WM