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Paulding New Era. By JAMES BRM'KKNRIlHiK ft f«. DALLAS, GA., MAY 30, 1883. It ia very kind and fatherly in the Constitution to give the cot ton tompresa men, and the deni ed* I* the staple of Savannah a eolnmn lecture about their naaghty ways. Usually tne evils resulting from all such short sightedness as is averred by the Constitution man to the business interests of a city as large as Sa- correct themselves. A Pensylvania man has applied fir a pension because he I»4 a tooth during, the war. He d»ea not appear ‘ to have lost any "ahoelr anyhow. Next thing we know men who lost their charac ter duriug the war will apply for [tensions. Let ns recuperate a little ere the passage of this latter clause as law, or else the country will lw more baukrupt th»n Turkey at the end of the late Russo-Turkish war, or Arnbi after his adventure. More Pine Oats. Mi. 0< o. W. Ragsdale, of Dal les, obtained from the agricultu ral department about one half piut of "Burt" oats, and sowed them apout the 6th. of April, 1881, surd the yield was thirteeu bun dles, wkihh made one bushel. The following February,16th, 1882 this bushel was sown in a peach orchard, thin land, near residence, subject to (he depredations of calves, chickens, etc., anl about the first of June the crop was harvested, and what from all los ses were saved measured exactly forty-ive bushels. Mr, Ragsdale says they are entirely free from rust This is a good record. Mr. Ragsdale is now mowing his clo ver and grass, which looks as ex- hubsrant and sweet as any clover of a higher latitude. Any farmer of Panlding county, or any other county of North Georgia, especi ally where there is a trace of lime in the soil, can make clover and grass unto independence, Try it. It only costs a mere trifle compar ed with the amount of labor ex pended in cotton raising. All the gush about the Democ racy eUcting a President next year is as silly as it is too previ ous. Such confident assertions from the foremost men of the par ty and press have heretofore en thused the masses too ea ly to hold out until the proper time for enthusiasm and work, and the re sult has uuiformly been, first in difference and next defeat. While the opositc party have been qui etly and industriously, liko beav ers, undermining the beaut : ful and glorious super structure, the air oaatle, and like the air they have proven too transparent to support even a thought with men who figure more and en huso less. We offer the present attitude of Tammany as an illustration. Be hold how it ia p ssible for one acrnpulous man may be made by pircnmatances the very pivot up- *ou which the whole thing may turn, for success or defeat. Were the general elections of the s’aies to take plans this (all, and a President to he .sleeted, it ia reas- MMfde io aay the pu y would ■Weep (he country, but not so. The election for President ia yet eighteen months off, and who knows what a day may brir g forth, Who knows what contingencies may arise? Whether there are any more Gniteau’s. What fohn Jtelly’s fancy may prompt. What the Irish question may yet de- galop. How the n*gro question, BOW absorbing ihe minds of mauy fnstf<iniauB may result, and wheli- nr w« are to have au< ther Demo- eratia Congress that will disgrace { '(self i* thn eyes,of its own party »y rashmwa and folly, especially upon the grea est present issue, the tariff. Wheth-r the right man js nominated, who when elec ed has the gum in him to claim, and [lie grit in lijm to hold tho office regardless of the returning boards —but wa shall see. At present the current of pivil liber y seems tp look democratic ward, for the ship of state that rides upon its bosom ever and anon, A wJViiitig to rmr merchants who don't advertise: An Eastern merchant, who never advertised, was found lying dead on the coun ter in his store reern ly. It is thought the body had been there several days before being discov ered, The above will not apply to the raerchnnts of Dallas. We send out the New Era better sustained by local advertising, in propor tion to the space we have, and the business of Dallas, than any pa per which cornea into our office— so. And just here we will take occasion to say we are compelled to add a quire or so of paper ev ery few weeks to our already handsomo young list. BRUIN AT HOME. The | .adie’s Memorial Associ ation of Thomasville proposes to take stops at once toward raising a fund to be devoted to the pro posed monument to Georgia’s he ro dead, whose remains lie at rest in the Confederate cemetery at Winchester, Virginia. A festival at an early day is among the probabilities.—Sav. News. Let the monument fever sud denly subside for the present, and let ns pay attention to those more pressing matters at home. Suppose the money taised for t’>e monument first be appropriated to the redemption of almost ex tinct monnds, and indeed cemete ries occnpied too by the brothers of those over whom it ia propos ed to build a monument. The wild brier, the thorn, the thistle dead leaves, (fit companions to the silent occupants underneath the sod) and broom sedge, (em blem of forsaken and forgotten) meet the eye in many the city of the dead of the poor confederate soldier. And it is of your fathers, brothors and sons, who sleep in the graveyard at Marietta, Ga. we now esdecially speak. Notice to its sadly neglected couilition, having been called by that ster ling paper, the Marietta Journal Oar rising generation must learn that there are threo kinds of sol dier’s cemeteries,vis: The Nation al, kept up by all; the southern soldiers, kept np by a few, and another southoru soldie r’s ceme tery that was, but is not now, hence kept up l>y none. Panlding Slit-riff So lex. Will bo sold on the llrsi Tuesday In Ju ly next, it 11 ho ('unit house, In said coun ty. within the le^ul hours ol side the lol-. lowing property, to wit, One roan sorrel mule about five rears old, sold mul l levied on as the piopeity of J. M. fthles, to satisfy an execution Issued from the Superior court of said county In favor or Coillm ft Colllus against sit'd J. M. Ab es, Also lit the san e l line and place, lots of land Nos 70.14(1, 147,310,220, S3l, 141, 20") and 3 13, In the ililTd district and Thirteen Years In active Service! The lime inflated for ha* not yet expired. Honorable cam petition nevet hurls iu the war that is it iw beirg waged by merchants, one against another, I d sire to call the attention of my old patrons rs well as (he pul.iio in general dial I CAN AND WILL SELL Goods as cheap as any man who purports to be doing an honorable busi ness—that is DOING AN 110NODABLE BUSINESS, Otherwise I have nothing to say. My nstre is the style of the olde-t bits!- ness house in I)alLs and I'have been a constant resident of this county f t thirty-nine years. The pesple know me. and my teenrd as a bn ine* man is geneially known. Therefore come to me with “SPOT CASH” and you will he delighted with the result. 1 keep Family Groceries including Coffee, Ten, Meat, Sugars, Flour, Rice, etc. I keep canned poo Is includiin: canned' fish and mackerel, Oysters, Sardine*, etc, P.ckels plain and mixed, Powder shot and caps, matches and tobacc . snuff and sizars, patent nod standard medic!' en, A fine ai d well reltc'dd stork cf C'r- cdeir from Cnxon A Co., of C'inton *t. Pnteries, Tiinlun, N. J. a supply of'iu from the Atlanta Stove and Tin House. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPSl MAKE A SPECIALTY. In notions, such as hosery, suspender*, corsets, spool cotton, collnretting. scarfs, etc. etc. I am complete. My drygoods arc from the old and well estab'ished homo'o‘John Hlvey A Co. I also krep ssddles, leather and shoe findin ’s and a thousand things too tedious to mention. Come to see me anil if you dont see what you wunt ask lor it, and when vou come just aay you want some goods for spet cash and you wtll bo surprised as well as delighted with the liargains that you will certainly recieve. I defy competition, and ill pi ices will show up with any one, Try mg. Your Humble Servant, F. M. GANN. HEADQUARTERS FOR LOW PRICES! ALWAYS LOOK FOR -THE- XTSW CASS STORE N. W. Roberts & Son, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, —AND- Dealera in Wood Burial 'Cases and Caskets. Orders promptly filled day or night. Soliciting a portion of your patronage, we are very truly vonrs, N.W. ROBERTS A S6N, Dalias, Ga. Thompson & Spinks. Ivy F. Thompson and W~ E. Spinks have formed a partnership for the practice of iaw, to be con fined to cases iu Paulding Superi or Court, under the firm name of Thompson A Spinks. R E. CASON, Dentist, Ha* permanently located in CAKTEK8VILL, Where he,is piepared to do all kind* of Dental work at prices to SUIT THE TIMES. lie will be pleased to see all hia old Irienda and many new cussoners. If vo need any deutul work done, call oti him. -OF- RAWLS, BROTHER & CO. IX FRANK GANNS OLD STANDI We ini'St cordially invite tho pub'ic to call on i s while in town aaj eaaw* ine our goods and (rices, WE HE IIFFERIXm GOODS IT PRICES TO SI ITTIIEII(ROTHES. IVK CADDY A COMI'I.liTE AND IVEI.L ASgOKrstk STO.K OF General Merchandise. Wt will mnke it to Ihe farmer* in teres', to call and examine our stock off Hardware and Farming Implements BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. All we ask is a fair trial. Come aud couvince yourself jof the fact that we are selling good* as Cheap »## The Cheapest. We also handle the NEW NO. 7 AMERICAN SEWIXG MA CHINE, which we guarantee to be the best machine in the market. We buy for cash and sell for cash, which enables ua to nil at rock bottom prices. We will pay the highest market prices for all kinds of country produce, RAWLS, BROTHERS & CO DALLAS, GA. wu. r, cussuu.il, PRACTICAL \V\»KEK Ml) JEWELED., AND PROPRIETOR GATE CITY SEwixG i\ciii\e imm AND REPAIR SHOP, 86 DECATUR ST., AT LAN IA G A. ^|J. K* Chastain, • M.IKtlKACTt.'IIKIt OK SIMILES, MIWIB, WHIPS, Itltim.KS AND COLLARS, Dai.i.am, I’ivuuiw Cotijcrr, Ga. Repairing a specialty. A good .lurk of Imml-unide work constant Iv on hand. Harness Oils kept in stock. 1 I have also added ;i shoo shop to i."IV business, mill mil prepared to mnke mid re|Kilr sliiN's In the I lest wurk- -millke umnner. Give me a trial. Gin Sonic folk* would say ttmt. th« above 's :i little too mixed np to be very good In cither of It* departments, and Hint Mr Cunningham cannot be a very good, wntahmtikcr Ifhe works oil guns, sewing much nas, and anything else that come* along Now let me say to those who may tn- 'hl d accliou of Paulding vouuiy.Uu. tolvor me with a perusal of thl* that my ex- satisfy three tax II fas iu avor of ihe stal e | poriciice III watchmaking runs buck over and county, oiioo,' said II la* vs.I II dims ! a quarter of a century, aud that part «f and suld lots tevler. on as Ids propeity. amt one ol said H fas vs C C C iinpbcll and said lots levied on ns his property,and one of said d fas vs Mins nod Campbell and said iota levied on as their property, NATHAN CGOPEl:, Sheriff- B. F HAGAN, Deputy Sheriff. Dallas Ga, May 28th 18S3, There must be very little going on in the outside world of tuiffic- ieut importance to chronicle in a newspaper, or else our exchang es don’t catch on to it. Said ex • changes come to us as spars3 of news as the Chatahoochee river is my business Is under my own personal •lUpervIrlon, and Hint I pro|to-e to do the best possible work on every lobeulrusicd to me. The sewing machine department of my business Is In the hands of thoroughly oonipcient wo kmen.and 1 guarantee that evciy metallic that is repaired at tile G. 8. M Ex. and U. 8, shall be well and thoroughly done. Now, if yon have a machine that needs repairing, send or bring it to u*. and if we don’t make it work all right wc won’t charge you a nickel. We also have an as sortment of second hund machine* that will do good sewing, which we will sel. cheap. The Electric, or lit".:, r, TexasGypsumCement accept these things as fav jrable to the country generally. The farmer ia at work. Tho whole sale merchant ia counting up his seasons business. The retail merchant is dusting off his shelv ing and goods, and the small town mer chant aud cross roads mer chant and idle professional gen tleman are out iu ihe shade play ing checkers. Thus we move on through the days of lethargy and ease, aud await impatiently the moving of the waters in the Tall. isgursntccd to mend a greater variety of art'clc* and hold stro.iger than any other cement ever invented. It will mend leath er, elilna, glass, wood, marble, stone anil Is stronger where mended than elsewhere It |8 n household neecsity, aud If yon I ry it once you will never be without it In ' the house. Agents wanted. State and county right-Tor sale, Address tar circu lars, the K ectric, or Tex ts qjvpsum Co mem, Co-. 85 Decatur street, Atlanta. t0'This cement took the premium at the cotton exposition. Superinteudant Kline seems to be very popular, alike with the people, as well as with his men. Success to Mr. Kline and our road. More Popular than Ever! The Aeoent Improvement* MADE IN THE White Sewing Machines, Cox. Hammond ft .Massey, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WILL practice In the Superior Conns of ringlass ami t'anldiiig count is, Suit against riilli'ond* mid dclenses of crlin- uaisu specially. Cox & Hammond, Atlanta, Gn. Roirr. A. Massey, Douglasville Ga GFORGIft, Paulding Conn'v.—The pel lllon of W, A. .1. Is e slioweth to the ooui t that he has tally discharged the iru«t re pom'll ill him a* guardian ef J, O. lee. minor hull- ol Sampson Lee, deceased ami prays the court for citation to Issue calling a'\ persons to-how cause wli.v hr should be discharged, and rccoive letters «f dismission from Ids guardianship, Tills May the 7th, T. C, DUNAGAN, Ordinary. Georgs, Faulting County—Z- T Smith, residing Iu the stale or Georgia, having applied to l-e appointed gunrdaiii of the persons and the property ol R J. Smith, Richard Smith, Samuel b'mitli, Sa’ly Smith, Franklin smith and Jack son Smith, all miners residing In said couiitv. This Ih to cite all persons con- ci rned to show cinse a*, the next term of the court after the cxpl radon of thirtv days froinjlhc publication of this notice, if any, why Z. T, Smith should not be ap pointed guardian of the person and prop erty of said miners. Given under my hand and otticiul signature This May 9tli 1883 T C DUNaOAN, Ordinary. Dr. Win. C. Connally, Practicing Physician in all the depart ments of mcciciue and surgery. Amply supplied with all necessary means und app'lances lor the relier and cure of suf- lering humanity. Office at the Dallas drug «'orc. Resi dence oppo-ltc Christian Hotel. Always aady for ilu y. jun ’y 20-tl. A little son of Mr. W. p. Sewell, near Gruntv.ille, Ga., while plow ing in the field near town last week, turned up a fine gold watch which was supposed to have been buried there by some one during the war. The little fellow seized if,and notwithstand ing its long Rip Van Winkle sleep, in n few moments it was running —with the boy. J .1^... Adda much to the Many Excellent Qualities SUPERIOR MAC HIKE It is mi especial favorite of the la. dies, tailors and others who use them lor the many advantages it possesses over all other sewing machines. Every vv Dice Miit'liiiie Is wa'riinicil fl7e v.ara " "I wr,t 'f n W’lrnni'y given In each piirchiu- r. I lit) public lire so lie‘ted to examine tiiein > lore buying a machine ale and Retail Dealers, 5!) Broad St. New Furniture Store ! WR. STRICKLAND. 1 will sell you Parlor Chamber and dining room tarnltura at lower prices lor cash than have evor been nturned In Dallas. * Examine nil ttock of bedsteads and mattresses. Latest inmroved si.rin- “ ,H 8 '" 8 ' C “ElMrt’tfAfMAND MATTHESSEsf Best L-oltoi*^ SAFES! SAFES!! SAFES!!! Perforated Tin and Wire. Best make. Low down for the money. M U SIC A L INST R U M E X T 8, Such as Acordions,Harmonicas. And the latest tliintr out child can play it, THJ.) ORGANETTE. Yon pnt in t he notes It one end aud the music comes out at the other. Come and see them. CH ROMOS. Lovely lanif scapes, every parlor should have them. STOVES, STOVES, STOVES. I BUY FOR THE CASH AND SELL FOR THE CASH.®* I handle the New Improved Singer Sewing Machine. Hence you save the tariff on time prices. Call and see me at new 8tand > W. R. STRICKLAND. DALLAS. GA. my Paulding Sheriff Sales. Will be sold on the Hist Tlirsdnv in STATF me nrnnn,. Jer.c next, at the Court-House in said Ceulfy - ~ ’ P ^ WinB cou my within the legal hoars of the following properly, to-wit, Thirty acres, more or le-s; of lot of l-ml No. 799, ill the third district and third section of Paulding county, said land levied-'ll as Hie piopeity of M. L Tnmet to satisfy -,i 1 execution issued flora the Jn.tiecK court of 882ud Dial riel, G M, of said comity, in favor of T. A. 1 oolc against said M. T racr and J, II oim» 1 Lew made a id icnirncd to me by . Nl Richey, L C. Tb s May 1st, lifjs, I B F. HAGAN. Deputy tiheiiir, i . - To all Whomclt may Concern; f* 1 °- We hereby give notice that we will apply to ihe November adjourned term of the Legislature, which meets the first Wednesday in July next, to have a law rnssed to prohibit the sale of Intoxicating Illinois in an j quantities fn the county of Paulding. G. H. Spinks, P. M. Carter, T. A. Foote. et al.