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R*- LOCAX GOSSIP. Mr. J. I Rawls, of the firm of Rawls Bros, (f Co, visited Atlan ta this week. Miss Fanuie Pope, of Cobb county, is visiting friends and relatives in Dallas. Foi tk" benefit of those who failed to note the fact we would state that Monday last was damp day. Mr. E. Davis returned from short visit to his former homo, Tooinsboro, on last Sunday af ternoon. W elcome home again, Pete, A new and well selected lot of Burial Cases, Robes, Linings, and U udertaken Hard ware, at the old stand of N. W. Roberts A Son, on Cartersville street Prompt attention given to or ders tVay or night Uncle Garrett Spirks is push ing forward the work of building his new brick hotel. When this building is completed it will be an ornament to the town. The picnic occasion of the Methodist babbnih School has been filed for Saturday the 5th day of May rest. The Babtist Sabbath School has been levit- oil, and have accepted, and in un ivy of heart and basket will at touq. Auday (Providence permit- tin") long to be remembered will bo Saturday, May the 5th. Thoi'o w ill bo eleven lots of land sold at administrators sale, heft.re the court house door, in the town of Dallas, on the first Tuesday in May ne-.t, The prop erty of Thomas D. Perkiiisnn, late of Cobb County^ deceased. The property is to be sold f->r the Imnefit of the heirs. Ilea 1 the m Imiuistrators advertisement, to be found elsswh'ere in this paper, and l>e present at the sa'e. The Dallas Historical and Relating Clali, Met on Tuesday night, Bev. J. 11. T. Brown, Presiding. The club Was called to order and the minutes of the last meeting read and adopted. The subject, ‘‘From which do we derive the greatest pleasure, pursuit nr posessioii" was f'en argued by the debitors, and decided in favor of tlie affirra- s.nd that delegates from the schools w : il be p' ompt in attend ance. Aside from the great ne- ces'ly of county ergan'ravi' a, it is necess. ay to select delegr tes for the state ass^atinn that meets in Augns'a very soon. 1 H. Scroggins iost a fine cow I New Advertisements, J. J. Payne tCo. We invite the attention of our readers to lira new advertisement in this weeks issue of the above named firm, Mr. J. J< Payne is managing the business. Mr. Wade White, of Marietta, one of the members of the firm, has been long and favorably known by majority of »ur citizens, and it is needless for us to attempt to say more than that he is now enjoy ing a business reputation rarely attained. Mr. J. M. Stone, of Smyrna, is also connected with the business. These gentlemen keep one of the most complete stock of goods in town, consist ing of dry goods, notions, hard ware. etc. They are running the business on a s'rictly cash basis, and therefore are enabled to give tlieir customers the best of btrgains. Their st.ire is always supplied with flour, meat, coffee, sugar, tobacco,plows, plow stocks, hoes, rakes, pitchforks, and in fact anything usually kept in a first class country store. They have a large and well selected lot of ready made clothing, boots, shoes, huts, etc, etc. When you come to Dallas call and examine their goods ami prices. Panithtioptiptainlcuii Professor Ab'.xam'er gave au exhibition of a'a juteistin" show lest Wednesday even : n" to a de li iiile.l aud'ence at the court bo.-se, cojs’stiog mruily o! scenic display consisting of sol'plural, Ids o icil and commie illustra tions. T ;, e most laughable and inter est}.' g part of the performance, lioweve', consisted in the • prizes off.ive-1 by the management for tin lmi'est in.’.n on tiio one hand *ud the v. d>.est ou the other, in ihe an die nee. The prizes consist ed in a Ci'ie for the laziest man ami ajewsl'i'rp fo-.'tlie ugliest aian in the nudleaue. Nr. Tom Sun ders, a prominent merchant of main street, bore off the prize for the laziest man by an overwhelm ing majority. Mr. Land won the .. miV 3 " 1,11 “" M ull,,c jewahuip without much opposi te. Ihe members of the club,^ ^ LttU ,. ft WettVer wou are r. quested to rnee promptly^ for the liUlld somest on next Tuesday night at 7.30 last week. Dauiel Washington has planted his wrteruielons, and four acres of cotton. Friday was court day. The Colonels from Dallas was out, al so Col. Bartlett and Squire B. H. Smith, from Browusville. Hud some big law spooches, and a lice time generally. C. McGregor peals the bark off when he strikes it. Oliver Parris, formerly of this county, died last Giiday in Clay ton county. He was brought to New Canaan and buried Suuda*: He leaves a wife and one child. Fence or no fence. The pre vailing opinion is here that no fence is, or soon will be a necesi- ty. 3’lie timber is nearly gone; in fact we nearly have no fonce now, but some people wont take care of their own stock. The question i''0in NelxS is air easy ooe. The United Stat. s Senator is a heap the higher office About $2,200, and then you have got to kick your heels so high to got it; :•: p your punts and tour up the dlrii; r ;et the Atlauta Con stitution and forty or fi.'tv other pepe'S io publish something about you and your daddy, go to AtVutu eud be to dhole around, make a big speech.get the women to shake tliai *• haiulkorc.iiefs and ho'le.. I tell yon this U. S. S. office’s a big thing. Jou Brown d ove “D< b > ; n” out in the corner of the fence, went anil took the oath of office ali’le'Dobbin’ketch- ed h : s breath aud sla.oped the flies about with his short tail. It is ro troehle to got the gov- e.oo.s office, and it don't pay anythirg uftur you get it. B'Olru. (We ll trhe the libelly to ro- m*ud ou »■ vp,'red co< evpo'ident ti*o,t the daily P'dceo ; ugb of the Gobe: tutorial Convention, now in session in Ailao ., ,instead of dem- oiist .mo'} it an easy mazier to be Govevor, prove ipi'te the couti.v- ry. The no don seems to bo a ve.v hard load to travel just now. —Eo.) GEORGIA.. Pail dim ('minty. I>. n p- pciirimrto llio court that a tcifilclenl manlier, pin-purlins to h« freeholders of said county, have petitioned tho orillnr.ry to clcscquatc a day calling an olect'on to ileincnc the qnesilon of Fence or Ho Fence, Io he suit nltled to tlie qualified voters cfsald eonnly. ns provided hy an Actor the 0.) oral Assembly oflhls slat . It Is t liercfivc ordered that an eleetlon lie be hold at tho several precincts of said county on the 21th 'lay n! April 188,1 lor voters of sshl conntv to determine tho q'tesl 'on o r Fence or No Fence by theli ballots- Tnose In favor of fence shall Imve written or printed on their tickets •Fence”ami tho-cln ftivor of doing away with Ike fences - hill have written or printed on their tickets ‘ No Feueo" (liven uuJjr m> h ind an I ofilclal slgtta. ture. T. G. DU NAG AN, Ordinary. oclock. E. Davis, Secretary, Rawls.nrotlieva ft Company. We invite tile attention of our 1 .dj in the audience. We are parted to auuoance to onr tenders Ibis week the aura her aud exteat of surgical opera tions i.eqrited in oer coan'y, con- giue ed beyocad question neces readers to the new advertisement j 8ai y for the immediate p/eservn- of Messrs. Rawls, Brothers ft Go. | tijii of life, to be found elsewhere in this i^ | Mr. Cleveland ,srff.mog for sev- stte. The firm is composed of J e tpt months pp.st with epithelioma gentlemen of honor and integrity, ! (» species of cancer) on his right and richly deserve a liberal por tion of the patrorage of the peo ple of Paulding CQunty. Their stock of goods is new, and of the very best quality. Although they have but recently located among hpoi, bad it amputated last wees by Drs. Robe tson, Henison and CoifdftUy. We ete happy to say Mv. Cleveland is lopidly impiove- ing." Mr. Thomas Adair, ment'oueil us, and have not had the advan-1 some weeks ago iu the columns tage of an extended acquaintance, they are now enjoying a fine trade. They are located in Frank Gann’s old stand, where you will ever find them ready and willing to give yon tlie politest attention The house is certainly all they claim it to be,. “headquarters for low prices.” They carry a com plete stock of general merchan dise. and propose to sell it as “cheap as the cheapest. Road their advertisement, and be sure to notice that they are paying the highest market price for all kinds of country produce. Ca 1 on them when you are in town aud give , them a trial. Oousty Sabbath School Association. A caH for a convention o<: the Sabbath Schools of Paulding county, to moot iu Dallas on the fourth Saturday of this month for the purpose of county organi zation is most errnestly made, and it is t o be hoped that this notice will be observed by all the Sabbat't Schools of he ernty, of the E a as the victim of fire having fallen in the flames while burning off a new g> ootid, was so badly injiued t; at amputation be come necessary. Drs. Westmor land, of A dent., end Roberteon end Hat 1 iso a did ihe work very successfully, but we are sotry to suite Mi. Adair is not doing so well. Mrs. Fayette Green, sufferin'* with another variety of cancer of the lowerlift, submitted to the ppiuful operation of complete re moud lest Sunday morning, at the residence of l)r. Foster, by D'S. Westmorland, Foster end Coaui-lly. M.s- G”eeu withstood the priuful oideal heroically, and is now (loins well, we are happy to state. as © o © ss © • W © © ©- A O ©5 a wr © © © P © & vj © © ns ►d Pi o P4 © h—' © © to-^ 02 © 5ft Q to*- © s © p 2. & branch Pencilling!*. Branch. Ga., April 9: Rain has been falling ail day. The ground is very wet and the branches are rising. t ‘. The peaches are not all killed. © p S' a M- CD cn r+ s s CD e+ ►d o CD P SI © c-b © ^5 t/ 1 «rb 53- CD © Ui e+ P P Pu o sr a p CD GC & © © pr o *-*s O'* N Vj o o © Pi 05 o o o •nd H W d p © P GC P P Pi Xil 53- O © 02 m o p STAT It OF Ui'.»>Kq,A; Pumaiiiu Oouniv:—Whcrniis .1, M. Watson, exec utor of I F Smith represents to tint court In Ills petition, rl tlv fi’t il anti entered on veeo'tl; that lie litis fully administered I F Smith's estnio. .Mi s Is therefore to clle all persons eoacci ned, heirs and creil- Hors,to s oiv e use, If snv they cat:, why sa d executor slioti d not he dlsc'ntrqntl front It's exocotors'ilo and icvelve letters o,‘ dlsittiH-loa on the first Monthly In .lone noxt. This March the I'M' 1881) TO DUN.'G' N, Ordinary (jl’MIKilA, I'ttUldiitg Ooumy I crivo notice ilia* I wi'l apply at ihr Noveatber ntljotirneil lent of the legislature to he held in Julv next, lor an ac- to repeal mi act to ineorpo rate tho town ot Dallas, ifneccsanrv, anil to incorporate thn town o 1 ' Dal las A'so I give mtico tbit I shall apply lor an nci to e-tahliah a (font, misaionera court of roa Is nntl reve. itues of aaid county This March the 1st 1883 TC DUNAGAN Otdinnrv J. B. & T. A. FOOTE & CO ARB Giccuuia. i ttii.Uliiq 1 ‘outtly, IVhure- ns .1 L Mellrttyer and SO Manley, ttd- mlidst.rnt.or and udm'nlstratrlx ol I It Miinloy, deceased lepersunts to the eonrl In iliulr petition filed an.I tecorlel, that they have fully admlnlsti rod I D Mtntly’s estate. ' lit - Is t o epo all per- so'ts, kin anil creditors, to show oaoso If any they can, why toe administrators shou'd not he dlsuharged, and receive letteis of ill-mission on the first Monday in May next- This February 17th f *8;J. T. 0. DUNAGAN Ot'ilinanv. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. By virtue ol -hi ordor of th" court of Grill ary of Oolih Couutv, will bn sold hetoro the court house door in Dallas, I’auldliii:conntv during the legal honra ot -n o rin the first Tuesday In May next, the followin'' lots of land, to wit: 484, 4 8 557, 481 10(12,1028 7 7. In th- llrd district ,mil Ill'll sec tion, aud *707, 070. (171, fififi lo *.ne 18th district and Hid sect'on. lying ind living lu Pint ding couu'y, aud to he s-ild ,s .he piopettv "ITIiomis !>, Per- kerson. Olio ol 0 -hli eoiiiHV, deceased, -or I lie benefit of the hell s of said deceased Terms of .-ule. cash, Tills March 111, :.8bii. W. II PFRICINSOX, MAIlV PI RIvLNSO V, Adminl-tniors. C ome At Last! That long lookoil f or iuvoico of Paints, Oils, Yitrnishos, Colors, Dye Stuffs, Brushes, Machinery Oil, Sowing Machine Oil, Harness Oil Axle Grease, Putty, etc, etc., it the DALLAS I> BIT G STORE. Drugs, medicines,nil patent and proprietary medicines, druggists sundries,combs, brushes, notions, soaps, stationery, perfumery, to bacco, cigars, snufl, Trusses of all styles, and a com plete variety and endless quantity of Garden seeds. The New Era is right here with us, aud if you don’t come to see us we will write you this kind of an epistle every occasionally. Spot cash on all orders. CONNALLY ,t CHRISTIAN. Maintaining the Lead this Tall* “And Don’t You Forget It !** IIE LARGEST SOCK Or General Merchandise Ever Ilrouglit to Dallaa^JSS dfl tV~ A ml we lire selling it so cheap that tlie public are surprised I Tt may be said (but. It Is easy to make nn assertion, but proving It may be very Aft ' ferent.; but Ifuiiynmi wants the proof, nil ho or she lias to do I* to eotne to Mr store mid examine our goods tuel ascertain the extremely low |M-loes at which we In Rendy-Mndc Clothing, We can suit everybody, In both price nml quality. Our stock is large, and com* prises the latest styles, ntailo of the best ni iterlals, and In the best workman-ilk- manner, and In sixes to suit all ages; suits lor Imys, suits lor youths, suit* for young men. suits for old men; ami the tunnlu*t part ot'lt is that they are told "shunt so slump as never vasl" Dry Goods, Onr stock of dry goods Is Immense, consisting J>f Prints, latest styles and mos beautiful patturns; Worsteds, Alpacas, Silks, I'lipms, Ladles' I'looks, 'Shawls, Dol- ninns,Shirtings, rtlieet,lugs, Georgia Cliouks, .leans, Hosiery; and, to lie brief, every thing In the dry goods liuu. . Millinery Goods, Our stock of millinery goods Is complete, embracing everything In thn line; consisting partly ol hats and bonnets, of the latest styles; dowers, laces, fans, parasols, hair goods, ete. This department Is run by Mrs. T. A. 1 ]Iloo(N,yWlio»>-«,f ITix IVe hove the largest stock of Dnnls,'Shoes and Hats' which 'we have nv IVoiii the ohctt[H'st to the highest priced. ('ome ami examine them. Wo e Grooei^ies, A flill linn constantly on hand, consisting of Flour. Meal, Lard,Meat, By ritp/Mol*? ses, Sugar, Coll'ee, rice, Salt, Grits, etc., pure ami fresh. Tohueeo, OI|gnrtu, Tho host anti chcu|Nist hrands, and a largo supply. I In rtlwn.ro, Cutlery, Bitch as Is mostln demand hy the |sioplnof tills section, kept In store all the time. Pocket and tahlo cutlery, razors, etc.' lor everybody. Crockery nntl Glaaaware, A hill stock. Call and give It an examination. WE LEAD THE VAN1 ** In everything In the mercantile line In Dallas. Tho pmni of the pudding Is la chewing the string; and If yon don't ImtlcVc us, enino and see and he cnnvlneed. IV'Wo keep on hand a mil stock MILIH7RN WAGONS and DA VIS, GOULD ft CO.’S BUGGIES, which we sell cheap. If you need a wagon or a buggy, call on no. Onr business occupies two store houses. Our new brick store house Is devoted to Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery Goods, etc.., while our old house on tlie comer It de voted to Groceries,Tobacco, Cigars, Hardware, Cutlery,ete. We are also agents for the following standard brands of guano; dtern's, Merry- man's, and Lock wood's Cotton Grower. llendtiimrterN for Hantu Claus. Our house Is headquarters for Sunta Claus, and we have laid In the largest stock ot Confectioneries, Toys, Fire-Works and other Christmas Goods ever hivught to this mnrkut. Everything In this line to please the elilldreli. brought to this l-3m “Ho! Every One That Thirsteth!” GO TO THE TRIANGLE BAR, On Main Street, Near Depot And drink pure Wines, Liquor* and brandio*. We have alway* on hrntf the bast vands of Jobacco and Cigars. —ALSO— \ FIVE ASSORTMENT OF C0\TEGTI0\ERIES. Everythhiog guaranteed. Polite atlentim given to customers. Call aud Hi WEAVER & STRICKLAND. K, Chastain, MANUFACTURER OK SlDI)l/ES,llimSS, WHIPS, BRIDLES AND COLLARS, Dai.i.ah, I’aui.dinii County, Ga. Repairing a specialty. A good stock of hand-made work constantly on hand. Harness Oils kept in stock. ffPIj 1 have also added a shoe shop to r K.my business,' and am prepared to make aiul repair shoes in the best work- an-llke man lie,'. Give me a trial, tlm IlhickHiiiithiiig. 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 in the best workman like manner. I solicit the patron age of the public. Farm work a specialty! Satisfaction uarun- toed. (jive us • call At. i ft Bullock. I Want Everybody to Know TJM..A.T THE LARGEST STOCK OF New Fall il Winter M! Ever Brought to Dallam HAS .JUST BEEN OPENED AT '■» mmauiMsi And will be sold at prices that will startle the natives. I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF JprSiil,HfyiiiK everybofly that coim-s to my More thut tliuy can get m «ood bargains here m at any place a DuIIun; or, for thut matter, in any other murkut. 1 have large »tock of . | DRY GOODS, Not I on r, OroceriiHi, Hardware, Crockery, (JlanHware; and in (act* emrytMog which Slhe 4e- mamlri of the people of this section rwpilre, and I am prepared to sell them a$ Ilia very lowest prices. ( %k1uh to call rp vial attention to iny large stock o( BOOTS AND SHOES. Iii ttiia Hue I ain prepared to null everylMxly. It is iinpoNfllble for mo togivea full dewrlptlon of top ihe, I will take pleas are in showing it to them and wfock hero, hut If my friends uml the public will o I on I rlcln £ them my goods. (Jail and *dve me a trim. N..T. BULLOCK.