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Paulding New
Era.' thank God it did
Georgia,
not
By JAMES nRKTKF.NRIIHJE ft CO.
DALLAS, GAm MARCH ‘22,1883.
Jor Brown and llh Friend.
Hawkinsville Dispatch: An
many of onr renders know, there
liven in Irwin county a man who
h?n been votina for Joneph E.
Drown for governor of Georgia ev
er since Mr, Brown's first elec
tion to that office. No matter
who the candidates were, he al
ways cast hit vote for Brown.
An interview reported in the
Atlanta Constitution the other
day between one of its reporters
and a very accomp'ished ladv
teacher of that city upon the nil
important subject of girl teaching
ns pursued the present day call
ed to our mind another question,
which has, of all educations! sub
jects, been upermost for
uer of years, vis.—the system of
piimery teaching, especially as
practiced in onr country schools.
We learn from a gentleman who
was in Irwm last week, that Sen- It » not the e vor of confining the
ator Brown, the other day, made | little fellows all tlie day from snn
the old gentleman a present of a «P until almost the going down
fine gold-headed cane, with the
following inscription upon it;
“Prom Joseph E. Brown to his
faithful friend, Joshua Luke."
The independent (we do no'
say party, for there is no such
party north or south) of 1thode
Island have nominated Ex-Gover
nor William Sprague forgove’nor
for the ensuing term. Yoi • uncle
Benjaman, Governor Butler, of
Mssachcsetts, proposes between
acts to mnke the welkin ring over
in little Ithody in tho interest of
the nominee. Lay an McDoR
you have a Herculean task before
yon
We a*e jnst in receipt of onr
second weekly invoice of sngp.
cured end canned poet : cal sweet
ness. We aye compelled to dis
pense it in small quantities, or
else f om contact with the a* .ace
tous fermentation would be the
result, and ihe whole lump lea
vened. Bead tenderlv.
For the Puiitriinn New Kr,.
If ynn love n>o tell me «o,
Spring and Minimarcoirennri to.
l ift In fleeting T'me^awl! lido
| Not« m< m -lit wl'l abide;
Flowing onward like n river.
Flowing flowing not forever
With tlie •nn«ct» failing glow,
If yon lore me tell me no.
REST.
Kind reader, you must not an
ticipate,for the aecond stanza does
not flow after tho following man
ner:
"Ifjroo lore -nn Motile darling
Put jot'" 11;tie hand In ml no.*
geiAH.
If yau love me tell me no,
V> I'h the sweetest whisper low;
While enchanted linn,In puna,
(Irowued w th klnnen from mj Jins.
I n Iheaweet Mnv-dny ol lift
* Promise me to bo my wife,
TVnn the learn may eomo and go,
Darling love me, tell me no.
Once more we call upon the
chairman of the executive coin
mittoe of the democratic party of
Pauld : ng County, provided thero
is such a functus* y, to call to
gether his committee and proceed
to order tlio election of delegates
by primaries, or lot the party
meet on mass in the con i-horse
and choose their delegates to the
gubernatorial convention either
way, the former method is decid
edly the most democvnic howev
er, as it comes nea .ee to a voters
horns and sentiment. Let it bo
done some way that the Voice of
Paulding may blend with that of
the other counties of the state in
choos’ng her Governor for the
unexpired term
of the same, for that old custom
hr.s given way to tlie advance
made by experience, bet.ier judge
ment and humanity, but it is in
he inshion of leaving them to do
tlie : T own studying, and r<;-ht
there is the point, that word
“siudyinn," that We wish to call
attention to. A chi'd ! s incapa-
,table of self ’'’stinction up to a
certain period of its exists ice,
hence the foliv of a teae’ e* - call
ing it np periodically to ree’teits
•osson. There is a maricJ'nu of
mental capacity in every oidina-
ry child, which, when attained,
it may bo required to st idv ei
ther at schoo 1 or at bom', but tlie
blackboard, and principally cal
exercises will g*ve the g"e..tost
favorable resu’ts in the school
room for the little ones.
pers. At 4.30 o’clock this morn- • Paulding Sheriff Self",
ing special officer Henry found | mu be ro'd before the
the crank standing,upon the porch j tm!
of ibe Congressional Hotol mak- of ui. on the Dm Ti»«*Mtay in Ai»rt) tw|.
ing a speech to an imaginary an-1 lhu,n " 0 ' vl "« p °p . l ^ wl .' ; Lnf,i
‘
court liou“o
I’unidl. g
dieice, Wade declared he had
been sent for by some invincible
power to come on and fill the re
sponsible position now held by M
Howt, because tliere was so much
trouble between that gentlemen
and his subordinates. “I will,"
nnm * ho said, “add one inch all round
on de size ob postal kenrds ard
charge two cents for ’em. Den I
will subtract from de price ob
three cent stamps an’ make ’em
four c*>nts apiece. Padder more,
I will disclisr e dem fellers dat’r
drawin' sich big tcouoy on de
star-root institution, an’ econo
mize wid de fenders, dareby sav
in’ dis country de pangs ob do-
feat, ps St. Paul sed, an' a heap o’
moiiey.’’
Nrlxi Huttings
We have not space to mention
more than that Dukes is a s'r.te
Senator fiotn the Unioutown, Po.
Dis! riot. Cap ;ain Nutt, a bank
cashier, had a beautiful daughter.
Duke was welcomed to Nutts res-
denee; addressed Miss Nutt; visit
ed her for a long while; betaotlied
her: ruined hor; write her father
of his conduct, threatened to de
fame her; invited Nutt to his
office and there brutally murder
ed him. A jury of Iris peers ac
quitted hint; Unioutown literally
•glow with fever heat. Citizens
indignation raceti ugs denunciatory
of Dukes a d the jury. Dukes
escapes. Mob attacks
member of that jury and most uu-
merci'ally beat him; other mem
hers discharged by their employ
ers. Great demonstration of
kindness and sympathy for wid
ow and injured daughter
The above' are the facts, and
illustrate one of the most fiendish
Poor Ireland, home of on*
costors, how deep down in tlie
recesses of onr hen.i t we deplore
thy misery, thy Borrow, thy pov-
eity a"d consOm’og caie, Thy
sons have ever been the very
soul of honor; thy dangh' ra the
ppragnn of virtue for the worlds
example. The heel of the con-
t|ueror and the foot of the oppees-
or have ground yon to dust, hut
the particles of that dust a -e
borne like the gossamer upon tlie
wings of these beautiful spring
morning zopbrys, and are alight
ing upon a good soil in the hearts
of lovers of justice and liberty,
and those particles a*o alivo and
will geminate, and spring*og up
in the heacts nnd minds of such
brings will bring forth fruits to
your future glory and honor and
bppiness. Be patient, beautiful
green Isle of the sea. Tbe oj "-
r nt of civil liberty wi'l som
day change its course and those
brighter lays o* genius, and those
thunder-bolts of war which havo
so long preserved and embellslied
your proud escutohoou wl'l shin*
nge'n. There are no Philippa's
nowte espouse your cause in n
mediocre purl*; meat, but there is
Oue greater than a Philipps that
is directing your destiny,He hears
the wail of you’ stn’ viu;r'mat”ous
and little ouea, anil sees the
blight upon yonr homes and
maybe only knows the true status
of your wants and woes. Wait,
wait, wait, poor Irelaud, and
watch, for tho w : ntor of your dis
couteut must needs give place to
the spring-time of peace and pleu-
ty. Let not the vindictive fire of
the assassiu pervade your hearts.
Bs true to your past honor and
olyvaFy, and watch and writ un
til tho rime of deliverance comes
Let not the lust' e of your former
glory bo dimmed by unwise im
pulsiveness and acts of revenge.
Throw over yonr walls the heads
of all Sheba’s, and utterly bury
in the deep sea of oblivion your
Parnells and Davitts and their
ilk, for there is serious e.’ror in
thefr leadership. Move on iu the
even tenor of your way until your
Shiloh come. Ask counsel at
Able. Some Cromwell may agaiu
arise,aud then in tbe calm that
follows the storm yonr houor and
rights will be vindicated for you.
The Mulch winds me blowing, arc!
the voice of tho (u tie is her d in our
land.
Mr. B. E. Phrriil»y'» li,de «on*ihai
was to badly burned last December
i impioviM". He is bopping sboi.l*
on lus c.u.el c.
Bud Cooper hsr.'jjthe largest cow
s'O.'gi iheie is in ihe d'sl-'ct,
Uncle Johnv stood has p'amed n
vireynrd. I don’t know whither hoi
intend* letli'g it out In husbnn Lncn
nnd’iaking n journey into a^l'nr’ coir-
ly oi not
‘ihe Posi.masier, nficr many wear.
An * borne walk* among the Puoipkinviue
lulls Ii.is succeeded in can mini* hi*
ogi, and ha* them all at hon e#gnfn.
I hen r Home furir.er* talking about
*ti»]x>u<iiiig wotk in the : rcotion field,
md pluming ih Irco-n piilolics.
Ire dial the editor of iho Bine
ouder, in hi • issue of the 7th inst.
suy* ti'Hl one 'Bim Turner Jaul an
• oormo'H og5 upon h‘* lab'e, and he
e il3*P° l ko I if to breakfast. I suppose
bat me^nshe .rat it for h a break »*■
d i no, pretend lo know what k n I
of mii egg Tom Turner ’ay*, but it li>
my opinion hat llieedi.or had a barky
b*eukfiist.
ded one Hlstli interest In lot ol land No
8W1 in tlie I (Hit district tud third wctlon
of Panldliw comitv Ue ririJ, levied on n»
thu proper.y ol J T Beaver*, to rnll.ry a
II iu iksued from I2.7nli District. O M of
said county, In favor ol K Will ant*,
••gainst .1 T lies vm. Ixivy made and r»-
turned to mo lit »1 A llujne. Ltl Nolle*
given to tenant
Also, »t ritiic time and place, th* In
terest of Kniali W ulisvcn Marlin. vV 11—
lumaHiul iSuiali Pearson, In lute of land
,Nov 128 '-I8B1 and :84l ‘n 8rd DlMfot
itc.l 8rii section ol Paulding Conuty, Ow
nfi lh« properly of Mnrfih WfctmvMi Mir
ilia WII lame ami l.ainh Pearson to sat*
l*ry a Ilia Issued fioni Id'll District (J
i| ofsuld county,In Invor of JUin WhI*
lls v* J M l.awereticc s'.'ni nlslrntor of
II (3 Lawrence deceu*ed, 1 vey made
and rrttri'*dlu me by J It lilalook i> C
Notice given to iinaat In po-o.-slou
Alsu, at lies me lime ami place,
iho house on lo s No*, one and two
in bl ck B, ol the row survey, nt the
di pot between P >1 Ca ter’a gin ht.ee
and J B Coopers store house, iu the
town ol Dalles, 1’uuldirg tounty Ca
to satisfy « Fi kdiesutd from 1080th
district'd Mol sail county, in Invor
o' u C trorrel Hgaiunt t huriey Mel
vin and said houos. I evy toudu and
relumed to me by .1 5$ Adair L. C
Notice given to ten tni iu po c-sii.n.
NA'IHA f.OOPEK
sheriff
Pallas Ga., Feb. 28ih 1883.
LOOK! XjOOK!
—FOR THE—
NEW CASS
-OF-
J. R. T. BKtvWN,
Stoves & Tinware,
AND CONTltAPTOR POIf P.OOF-
• ING AND GUTTERING,
DALLAS, GEORGIA,
(Shop on northeast corner public squat'd
in old Masonic Building;.
Having purchased Ihe business of Mr.
John Anderson, In the almVc Una, I take
r lcnsuru III announcing to the public that
have a lull stock of tllitvurc and stoVes,
which I propose to sell cheap. I alii also
prepared to contract for doing roollhir
and guttering. Repairing fl specialty. AM
work entrusted to me doho promptly
ami In the hast Workuittn-llko manner.
Give me a trial. 6nt
RAWLS, BROTHER & CO.
We have Just opened a complete stock of
Dry Goods, Grocorits, Hardware, Tinware, Crate, Etc
Ol all kinds suitable for the country. '
WE BEFY CO^^ETZTIOiN*
All we ask Jg n trial to prove that We arr$ready and able to
Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest,
Come One, Come All,
and «xno Fon TovAsozivait’
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FARMIKG
IMPLEMENTS.
We Sell tlie New American Sewing Machine.
Mount Zion Notes.
A" qn>( along the line since lit.
'etpoii.jjgl’iuldiiig'wil: loud the van.
Aunt Ifeu e ,M a-ey ia very sck,
aee is about tcveiuy-iwu yiai= old >iu>i
.live.' Iiub baen inui ied. Dr.Commll)
, aid her a vi.il, we wo'oome hint iu
our mid-;.
t.» U \V C tty is very sick
More mud dog* Iu tbe lurid, M >
George Uu erwood shot end til rd
one nt his residence one dav lost w.ek
Jack Fn ..{makes t ie wiieut ami
oau look little and b ue iu this sect
ion Tbe ‘piospect for a fruit crop i
yet good, J S R
5S
Cox, llammond ft Massey,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
WILL practice In Itte Sopcrio- Com is n
bought .* and fatihlin't counties, Su'.t
■t;,alu*t railroads and defeases of clm-
m'lsa specially.
Cox A Hanmond, Atlanta, Ga.
Rom. A. Marsf.y, Douglnaville Ga
N. W, Roberts & Son,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. H
— vNI»—
Dealers iu Wood Burial Cases
and Caskets.
Orders promptly filled day or
night — -
Soliciting a portion of your
patronage, we are very truly vours, r
N. W. ROBERTS A SON,
Dallas, flA.
A Georgia Clunk.
Wushlngiou Special
An applicant for the position
of postmaster-general appeared in
East Washington at au early
hour this morning in the shape of
a colored crank from Georgia by
tbe name of Henry Wade. Hb
wore a Turkish smoking 'cap up-
and diabolical character that ever' on his head aud carried an irn-
ved in this laud of ours. We' mense pile of. dirty-colored pa-
Dr. Wm. C. Connally,
Practicing Physiclnn 'n nil the depart
ments of nu'clulae and surgery. A in pi \
supplied with all necessary means and
app'laucu* lor the rericl' and cure of auf-
ermg humanity,
Olllce ti> the Dallas drug »'ore. Resi
dence o,ipo-lte Christian Hotel. Always
randy for dll y. Inn'y 3'i-tf.
Notice!
Having sold ont try business to
>le?srs Springer A Haines I have
turned over to Mr T N Handers all
work on hand to date. Partie.-
nwning these watches nfe hereby not!
fi**d that they must call at Mr. Far-
ders's store uml pry for the rei'.airs
witon thr v dav* front this data, or
the wa'cheg will De sold for repairs
\V R DA uE
Dallas Ga March 1st 1883
U)
“Ho! Every One That Thirsteth!”
GO TO THE
TRIANGLE BAR,
On Main Street, Near Depot
And drink pure Wines, Liquor* unci brandies,
the b at brands of
Wo have always on hand
Tobacco and Cigars,
—ALSO—
i mi «msT or moms.
Everytllhing guaranteed, Pn’ite attention given lo customer*. Call and see
WEAVER & STRICKLAND.
THFSE AWARDS and a GOLDMBDAL
tiii mmeu c. h. 0. \ri sfwivg me coimr
■— BY —
The International Cotton iEjcposition
ATLANTA, GVA., 1381.
Which is ONE award more than was given to any other Company,
and the GOLD MEDAL ts tlie only Medal of any description award*
ed on Sewing Machines.
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More Popular than Ever!
TUti
Heoont Improvement*
MADE IN THE
White Sewing Machines,
Add3 much to thej
Many Excellent Qualities
SUPERIOR MACHINE
It is an especial favorite of the la
dies, tailors aud others who use them
for the many advantages it possessed
over all other sewing machines.
Every w l*i e Machine I* waTUDted Bye year*
and a wrltien warranty pi von P> each purchas
er. The pubMe nre so He 1 ted to examine them
b u'oru buying u machine
J. D. A T. F SITU, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 59 Broad St,