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Panldinor New Era*! l » tnTned hi8 ,utPlltioti to ,nov ' rdUIUllIft c j lan di 8 inR, and made it profitu- By JAMES BHK.CKKNH1IM1E & TO. DALLAS, GA.. APRIL 2C, 1883. Whilst the citizens of Dallas and vicinity were somewhat alarmed by the wind storm and succeeding great rain fall that visited ns on last Sunday night the terrible cyclone was getting iu its work diaginally across the state from 8. W. to N. E., playing havoc with the donisens in its aw ful wake and destroying every thing down to (he very grass of the fields as it swept like a me teor across the lan 1. A dispatch from signal headquarters states that Sundays cyclone was the same that gathered in Northern California and coming eastward was deflected from its course to southeast by the Rocky and oth er ranges <>f mountains, and the first we hear of it is iu Mississip pi, where it vented its fury upo n the small towns of W esson and Beauregard, killing mauy and completely nnhilintiag parts of the town. The ruin, sorrow and Buffering are uncomparible by anything of the kind previous in that vicinity. It seems to have , an! niiMifflil f.lea,r over , ble. Mount Zion school, first term closed last Friday, vacation one week. Second term will expire in September, which includes public term. To-morrow’s Tuesday, fence or no fence has been the topic of the day, while some are in favor of it a great many are opposed to it, Our county is progressing grad ually, and at some future dav will be the leading county of North Georgia. We have rail roads and n flourishing town and neat buildings when complete will be an ornament to any town, also wo have n good county pa per and every farmer, merchant and mechanic ought to patronize it. What more do we want, some say the stock law. We want too many good things at one time, if it is a good thing let us first im prove what we have got in trust. The Jlegislature will not pass The E. M Birdsall Manufacturing Co.* ABBUKN, NEW YORK. J%\ If. Roberts 8f Sou, JiGEJYTS, Dallas, Ga \v« are the agent* of the shove extensive Manufacturing Company, and offer st manufacturers prices ENGINES, SAW MILLS AND OTHER MACHINERY OS’ THE t ATE8T AND MOST IMPROVED PATRON . WE are using st our mill all engine ofilieir make nnd invite a careful inspection ol it. t Call on ns and get full particnlors as to merits, pricos, terms, etc. N. W. ROBERTS & Son., Dallas, Ga. HEADQUARTERS EOR LOW PRICES! ALWAYS LOOK FOR -THE- XTEW CASS STORE -of Thirteen Years In active Service! The time inlicted for hns not yet expired. Honorable rnmprtl'imi never Dallas by, but it will be incorpo- j hurls irt the war that is uow beirg waged try merchants, out. against auotiior rated that peace aud harmony may rule aud reign in her midst. So mote it be. J. S. R. Warm days and genial show ers canse small grain crops to promise a good yield, but too much cotton planted for the in terest of the country. Merchants are squinting at farmers and say ing we will buy your cotton in the fall at six or seven cents. That will be ruinous to the country, but who is to blame, certainly not the merchants. Let us rnise more corn, more corn, more grass and more stock and wo Jwill have less need to raiso cotton. This country abounds in valuable Btones of almost every grade, hardening down from that of caoline to burniten and cornun- dum, which if quarried aud mar keted would cerlaiuly boat raising cotton. B.ildeiB of soap stone of a good quality are to be seen perched up iu great quantities wliioh would ouly cost an outlay for shovels, picks aud s'ono saws to work it. Mica is to bo found in chunks near tho surface, and in my judgment could be worked profitably. A species of rock resembling ih e English burr is to be found herp, and is probably equally valuable. Samples of the and other stones unT mineral patrons n* well as tho public in n 1 mi the state of Alabama, doing no injury as yet reported, but when it broke upon our own shore down in the viciuity of the for mer storm tracks again human lives and vast property were its victims. Tube brief nearly ono hundred human beinga have been kill 'd along the track from the lower line of Harris county, situa ted in aou'liwest Ga., across *>y Conyers and Covington to Elber county, and vast losses in liye stock, houses, teuces, etc. Some whole families {were killed ont right, and again the terrible aven ger would pick out the husbaud aud leave the wife and babe, and vice versa. It is generally agreed that the like has never been kn^wn heretofore in Georgia, The storm was universal from the salubrious mountains of north Georgia to the pineries of lower Georgia, and the ranis were in many places wore without a par llcl, but the deadly cyclone varied in width from 200 to 1000 yards. Pairing out of Georgia into South Carolina we next hear of it at Greenville, where tho lightning was so inces sant that a newspaper corres pondent arose from hi i bed and by the lightnings lurid glaro wrote two pagee to his newsp v- poi in the far north. Beyouud that point the reports have not come in. The railroads all overj olegist. Dr. Little, state geol gist tha five states invaded by it came; after examineiug this portion of iu for their share of the damage, 1 Georgia favored the building of a and the telegraph wires and poles ^ railroad through this portion of were grounded all around. It is the state to develop the minerals clitUcim no eomjuivw uf tUu nu/Tur | Pouldiu^i lliu'ulwou hihI Car- itig and wan', sorrowing aud care roll counties. Now that we iiave I il Hire to call the attention of my old general i lint I CAN AND WILL SELL Gin'.Ih a* cheap as any ninii who purpiris to be doing nn honorable bu-t- iio*b—ili.it is DOING A N HONOR ABLE BUSINESS, Clherwino I have nothing to any. My n in e is the style of the nlde t busi- iicsh house in Dnll.s and ( have been n constant iesident of this county f i ihi'ty-nine years. The people know me. and my leenrd as ii bn incss mini is generally known. Therefore come to me with “si Of ( ASil” unit you will uc delighted with ‘hr result. 1 keep Family Groceries including (.'offer, Ten, Meat, Sugars, Flour, Rice, etc. 1 keep ciuue.l l<>o s including canned fish uud inucku'el. Oysters, Sardine*, etc, P.ckels plsiii and mixed, Powder shot uu.l caps, malchoi and tobaoc , smill'ai' I rigar-. patent and standard A fine and well eeltctdd slosh of Crncdety from Cnxon A Co., of C’in'o > St. l'utorics, iiinlon, N. J. u supply of'iu from the Atlanta Stove and Tin llou*e. ROOTS, SHOES, HATS ANI) CAPS I MAKE A SPECIALTY In notiriiH, siitli as horery, m?pi nders. cornets, spool rollon, colloretting. •curls, etc. etc. I am complete. My dry goods are fioin the old uud well established lions' o* John i-ilu ey A Co. I also keep rsdd cs, leather and i-hoeli idiot's and a i oil-nnd things Loo tedious to meutiou. Come lo s**e me anti if ywit doitt tee wlmt you want ask lor it, mid when you come just sty von want smile goods for spot cash ami you will bo surprised as well us delighted with the bargains that you will certainly recievo. I ely competition, act! in prices will ahum up will) any one, Try mu. Your U nuible Servant, F. M. GANN. RAWLS, BROTHER & CO. IN FRANK GANNS OLD STAND. We incs’ cordially invite the pub’ic to call on vs while iu town end exam* ine on r goods and rices. WE !RE IIFFERIXu MK IT PRICES TO SPIT THE HARD TIBS. IVE CARRY A COMPLETE AND WE'L ASSORTED StO K OF General Merchandise. We will make it to the fn mers interest to call and ex nu ne our stock of Implements BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. Ml we ask is a fair trial. Como and couvince yourself of the fact that »ve are rolling goo is as C,heap ,/s The Cheapest. We also handle the NEW NO. 7 AMERICAN SEWING MA CHINE, which we guarantee to be the best machine in the market. Wo buy for cash and sell for cash, which enables us to sell at rock bottom prices. We wil pay the highest market prices for all kinds of country produce, RAWLS, BROTHERS* CO DALLAS, GA. Hardware and Farming N. W. Roberts & Son, CONTRACTORS AMD BUILDERS, — '• ND— Dealers in Wood Burial Cases nml Caskets. Orders promptly filled day or above, night. Soliciting a portion of your prospeots wore collected and pro-! patronage, we are very truly yours, uouuced good by scientific miner- ' ROBERTS A^SoN^ so suddenly precipitated upon our people. We being out of the track, still they b1i»uUI be immediately cured for by the whole people of Georgia and it should bn our am bition the One to outdo the other in cur pecuniary assistance. Munut Zion Notes, Tho warm days makes the corn pats aud wheat look gay and green. Some farmers are done planting cottonseed and their corn is ready to work. Mr. W. M. Ataway has wheat heading out. The fruit prop is promising in this section if no late frost comes to injure it. But the voice of the whippoorwill tails us that spring has come, and that every body **eetns to be merry and the liealtn of the country js generally good | Mrs Susan Busby has a sonj very sick with fever; Dr. Foster is treating the case. It is said Mr, /. L- Clay will plant two hundred acres of cot ton this spriug. Mr. Clay is a .successful farmer, and the largest one iu this part of the county. Mr. 3, B. Cooper lias been a successful farmer, but hai mn.st- the road o mpleted and iu opera tion through this mineral belt reason would suggest to any com mon observer that valuable dis- coveties may bo made with small investments. The natives of this country had plenty of gold aud silver to make all the jewelry they wanted, aud they wore great lovers of it, and the question naturally arises, where did they get it. It is probable they col lected the gold on the branches of Burnt Hickory, Allatoona and Vilulticca, but where did they get the silver. Certainly it was I collected sowewbere iu this coun try. It is strange that the si tin tihe miner of this day has not yet been able to cope with the ever vigilant eye of the simple J. It. T. I1SIOWN, Stoves & Tinware, AND CONTRACTOR FOR ROOF ING AND GUTTERING, THREE AWARDS and a GOLD MEDAL THE AMERICW B. H. 0. Wit SKWIVtl IICBIM CMMt DALLAS, ..GEORGIA, (Shop on northeast corner inititic square in oltl Masonic Building.). Having pnrclinsBil Hie business of Mr. .lohn Anderson, in flic, above line, I lake pleasure In iinitouncing t.n-tlio public Mint I have it lull stock ol tinware and stoves, which I propose to sell cheap. I am also prepared to contract for lining rooting niitl glittering. Repairing a specialty. All Thompson & Spinks. Ivy F. Thompson nnd W E. Spinks have formed a partnership for the practice of iaw, to bo coil- work entrusted to me done promptly lined to cases ill Paulding Superi- nun in the best «urfcman-like manner, or Court, under the firm name of, t * ivu ,,,e “ trla1, 0,11 Thompson & Spinks. HE. CASON, Dentist, Has permanently locsletl in CAIMERs'viLL, 'V here he is prepared to do’ nil kinds >f Dental work at prices to SUIT TilE TIMES. He wi'l he plen ed to see nil his old riends nml many new eus-omers. [f •o need nnydental work done, call iu him. Dr. Wm. 0. Comially^ Practicing Physician m ail the depart ments of mecleine nnd surgery. A nip 1 1 supplied with all necissury means and app'lnnces lor the relief and cure of suf fering humanity. Olllce at the Dallas drug Wore. Resi dence oppo«itc Christian Hotel. Alivay- raady for duty. Jau’y 35—tf. native, Can there any good thing come out of Nazareth? Come and see. Who will first say of a truth, eureka. Thinker. GKcitatA, / ntildlng County. Where as J L MeUrayer and S C Mu nicy, ad ministrator und administratrix ot I D Manley, deceased, iepersents to the court In their petition lllcd'uii,! reeorle.l, that they have fully pidiulnlsti red 1 D Mattll's estate, t hie Is lo ci'e all per- sons,kin aud cretlitors, to show cause if any they can, why the admlnl-tnUors should not. bo discharged, aud receive letters of dismisslou ou the first Monday In May next- This February 17th '.883. T. C.-DUNAGAN Ordinaay. Cox, Hammond & Mussev, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WILL practice In the Superlo- Courts o qouglusa nnd Paulding counties, Suit against, railroads and dclenscs of crim utils a specialty. Cox A Hammond, Atlanta, Gn. Rout. A. Massey, Douglasville Gn ADMINISTRATORS SALE. By virtue of an order of the court of Ordinary t f Cobb County, will be sold betore the court house door ill Dallti-, Paulding county during the legal hours ot «ttlu on the first Tuesday in May next, the fohowln lotsof land, to wit: 482, 4 8 6. r )7, 481 10(12,1038, 7.7, |„ ,|n 3„j district and 3rd section, and 507, 070. 071, 090 in the 18th district and 3rd sect on, lying an I being in Paulding county, und 'to be sold as the piopertv ol Thomas D. Per- kersou. late of Cobb county, deceased for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased Terms of sate, cash, 1 his March 81, 1888. ’ W. H PERKINSON, MAIfY PERKINSON, Adminlstiiuors The International Cotton ^exposition ATLANTA. GA., 1881. Which is ONE awnrrl more than wns given to nny other Company, and tho (.OLD MEDAL is tho only Medal of any description award ed on Sowing Machines. SUTIIBRN omen NO.5 I’HYOR ST., ATLANTA, f! A RAWLS, BROTHERS A CO., Dallas, Ga. More Popular than Ever! Tlic JEtocont Improvements MADE IN THE White Sewing Machines, Adds much to thej Many Excellent Qualities OF THIS SUPERIOR MACHINE It is an espocial favorite of the la dies, tailors and others who nse them for tho many advantages it possesses over all other sowing machines. Every W|,l.e Machine is wa-rnoietl live yearn "•a « written warranty given to each pnteliaa- •r. I lie public are solicited to examine them i) ’lore buying a machine. ale and Retail Dealers, 59 Broad St. Pniilding SherilF SnlcR. Will be si,hi befote the eotirt-bouse oor, In the town cf Dil'tts. Paulding •onnty, Georgia, during the legal hours >f sale, oil llie fl. si Tuesday in 'lay, 1888 lie fa'lowing properly, lo wit: Lot of land No 208, in the. 19 h district mil 3rd section of Paulding coniitv-, Gn cvlcd on as the properly of G W. Him- ■ock to satisfy a justice court FI Fa. suited from 159tli district G- M, of Spaulding county, in fuvoi of F. T, roivner. I evy made ami returned to mo by J. W, Allgood. L , C. NATHAN COOPER, Sheiifl. Also, at the same time and p'nce, lots >f land Nos 213, 215. 142 anil 148, in the 3'd district and 3rd section of I’au ding eounly, Georgia, to satisfy three Tax hi e'ns iu favor ol the slate and c oilHty, ore ofsa d Fi Faa vs. .f. H. aims, and said lo's levied on as h's property, and of one of said FI Fu< vs, C. C, Campbell, and said lots levied on as h .< properly, and '.tic of said Fi Fas vs. r hns As Campbell, and said lot« levied on as ilu-lr piopertv. Lew imitle nnd returned to me by J. O. C heck. L. C- B F. HAGAN.' Deputy 8beiilT, Dallas, G Mar. it 27tli, '883. J ,L> i\ew Furniture Store ! W R. STRICKLAND. lower prices lor «. .'.‘"Proved spring m «t MA fTIiEbShS, Rest cotton to 1 wi 1 sell yon Parlor Chamber a"d dining r« an luridtur* at cash Ilian have ever bteu al'ii tied iu Dallas. Examine un ft ick of bedsteads and mattresses, tresses, double and s.ngle BEDSI'EaDS aND Matresses SAFES! SAFES!! SAFES!!! Perforated Tin and Wire. Best make. Low down for the money. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Such as Aconlions,Harmonicas. And the latest fliin» child can play it, THE ORGANETtE. Yon put in the notes one end and the music comes out at the other. Come and see them. CH ROMOS. ] .ovely laqd scapes, every parlor should have them. STOVES, STOVES, STOVES. ^ BUY FOR THE CASH AND SELL FOR THE CA8.H^( Hence you sa e the tariff on time prices. Call and nee me at mv ^ W. If.STmcKLANrl y i DALLAS, GA.