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4 JjOCAL GOSSir. Go to J, I*. George’* and buy C lf good*, lie is Ik* leader of price* Mr. 0, A. Hamilton, oar effic- |at agent and Operator of tin E. V. V. A Ga. railroad at this place, after a mouths respi e from bis Ub'<ra baa returned, and once (non taken up the one of bia ntul- Mfariona duties. To the Ladies of Dallaa and tarroending country.—I am now prepared to out and fit dresses gad India’s Wear in the latest style, and hope to receive a liberal pat ronage from yon. Resp’y. Mas. J M. Brooks, Dallas, Ga., June 6th., 1883. Died.—Mrs. Turner, daughter of Mr. B. J. Penn, died last Tues day at her home at Burnt Hick ory, and wnehoried at ihe Burnt Hickory church yard Wednesday evening at 4 o'clock. Prof, Pound has organised a class in vocal music at Dallas, and will at ones commence the fa miliar an4 i uteres ting exercises peculier to the gamut after bis ■ his owu book of innsic. Original method. It is a science j him every success, should be utes, which will certainly be a state, great step in advauce, both in time and character of the mail, especially in rainy weather, as the papers were often soaking wet and rubbed iu two from rub bing on horseback. Another ad vantage will bo the gain of one day which has been lost hereto fore in transmitting mail from Dallas to Atlanta, and all points north and east. Tho good times are coming if they are a little tar dy. Rev. Mr. McMnrry, Evangelist of the Baptist Church, who has been assisting Rev. J. R. T. Brown at the interesting meet ings now in progress at the Bapt ist church left Dallas Wednesday evening for an ither field of la bor. The meeting continued nnto Wednesday night, and may close for the present, Prof. E. T. Pound, Editor and proprietor of the Pike County News, of Barnes ville, Ga., bright ened our sanctum with hii pres ence this week. The Professor comes in the interest of a peculi ar and popular system of vocal mnsio, aa taught by himsnlf with Wo don’t want , child left behind. Come one; come all; young and old. Wear budges aud bring baskets. Committee:—B. F. Payne, J. R. T. Brown, W. P. Wigley, J. MoKever, Luther Hays, Milos Norton. Wjrj The-New Era acknowledges a special invitation to the semi-cen- teuuiol birthday dinner and re ception of our clever friend, Dr. T. J. Foster, Tuesday June 6th. Mnny regrets at our inability to attend, but we waft onr best wishes for many more snch annu al returns, and Providence per mitting, a like reunion at the end of the next half century. JPjf' 7PM a "Of $ ■M We wish 1° For sale by (Jonm.Uy & Christian, Dallas, Ga with which every one Until acquainted. Our farmers meet you .-smiling. Tit* refreshing showers, together with the vary warm sunshine, gives life and animation to all na ture of the vegetable kind. Cot- ton is feat coming out of the kiako, had corn expects to be let -atone both la the future and iu Dallaa. Prof. Mil D.Wheelen will give a publfe bxamiiiHtion of his rehooTpTto^tess in their studies for the peat few mouths some time aoou, aud no doubt a very creditable showing, both to teach ers aud students will l*n ut.ule ] ,«t all attend. The school is at New Hope, upon the famous bat tle ground. Biot Ykt.—Uncle fohn Hollis, one of the levelnst headed farm era of Paulding county, not to be outdone by any previous display of fine tall grain by anyone else brought into our office a sample of rye from a patch that was sown in tha mar of his barn aud sta bles, and without manure. The •ample shown us measures ex- hctly eight feet, which is the tal lest fye on record DlRD.—Tuesday morning lust, about 8 o'clock, Mrs. Lucy Gold en, formerly Miss Austin, daugh ter of David Austin, and wife oi Mr. John Golden, of California District, of this county, died af ter three or f -ur weeks great suff •ring. Mrs. Golden leaves a sor rowing husband, mother, relatives and many friends to mourn iter loss, but they f el that their loss is hsr great gain. Tbs meetings which have been protracted at the Baptist church under the direction of Rev. Mr. Brown, assisted by Rev. Mr. Mc Mnrry, since Sunday night last ' Continues with unabated interest. Rev. Mr. Brown is a zealous pas tor, anl has Lis ch rsh under good discipline, aud withal is very popular with the masses as citizen as well as a minister of the church. That New Beli,.—Just (before going to press the sound df the bell on the Methodist clinreh seemed to listeners different from the original sound, and upon in vestigation it was found to be cracked from the rim a distance of ten or twelve incites upward. To return it and g t a new one will require several days. To all Whom it may concern.— If you so will it, and put your shou'derto die wheel, aud in uni son of thought and word, and ac tion, citisena yon can soon have a new Masouio and Odd Fellows Lodge, a Fire Company, a com plete business square and not a vacant lot, and nil the trade from a radius of ten miles turned to ward Dallas, and litany o her teinpiral blessings. Try it. * Died.—In our last week’s is- Htte we annnnnced the favorable condition of young Mr. Cha ley 0 irter, who Lad at ilr-t tint been prostrated only about « ven or eight days with that fell destroy er, typli id fever; but later, as he approached the cricis it was evi- tent to his family aud frieuds chat his system was rapidly yielding to the disoaso, and on the twenti eth day, or lust wees, poor ex hausted nature gave upYlie strug gle, aud Charley passfed away peacefully into the Great 'Beyond. It is sad indeed to see % young mnu whose prospects in life wer so flattering cut off in the very flower of his youth. The New Era offers its sympathies to the be reaved family. The little infant of Mr. J. J, Poore, who lost his young wife recently, also died Sunduy last and was buried Monday. Mr.'H. C. Holcomb, who has been occupying the position of •gent and operator during the month’s vacation of Mr. Hamilton, |»turned to Rockmurt Tuesday •ffeftt.ion to resume the position b» >mporari)y gave up to ro ll <# Mr. Hamilton during the iattsrv absence from Dallas. Mr. ffaleoiqb made a friend of every «wi« with whom he had dealings, •id many the regrets at his nec essary leave to take his own once more. A Sad Mlsfotane. Tu sday morning,the 29th nit., about 8’oclock, Mr. Joseph Baker, living in the viciuity of Raccoou Create happeuel to the misfor tune of having his house and ev erything it contained burned up. Mrs. Baker had but recently closed the house, and taking her little ones in hand joined her husband in the field some dis tance from the hsase, and soon the elements in the direction of the house iudioated fire, and har rying back with hit faithful yonng wife found that the omiuous low ering clouds of smoke arose from h -ir own late happy comforta ble home, Everything was razed to the level of the ear>lt. The fire had gained sneh headway be fore they reached h- me it was impossible to enter the ho use for the purpose of reseneing abythirg in the shape of furniture. The door, which had been olosed by rs. Baker only a few moments before, was found ajar, and Mr. Baker, running into the house for the purpose of bringing out a trunk in which he had placed away over forty dollara of his bard earnings, found the trank burst -d open and money aud most of the con'euts gone, He only saved his old pocket book, con taining about one dollar and filty cents, which was on the mantle. Thus a poor honest industrious man in n few minutes is msde to experience the total loss of cvery- tliing. There was no insurance. The neighbors and every one should aid in this hour of sore need, aud <lo so not grudgingly. The New Era off rs both sympa thy, and more—substantial help. Le. others do likewise. Mr. W. \1_ Moodey is our informant, ho, fives nearTiv STATE OK UKOH0IA, P.m'dliiu Couinv:—Wili-read J, M. Wiitaon, exec utor of I K Mill Hi lepre-rnt * to tin- court In lit- petition, Italy It'nl mill eniereil on rero'il; thut lie liar Hilly administered I K Smith’ll istate, fine la the-eforc to cite dll pcreoiiii coMCcnictl, helm anil cml- llore. to n low c -UNO, If any tliev car. why *»ol eseuutor aliouiit not lie tllHclntrircil from li'-execiitoralilp anil le.elve lul'eis of ilhnnia*lon on Ihe rir*t Monday In June next. This March the l«il 188)1 T t! DUNMlffN, Oral nary. Thompson & Spinks. Ivy F. Thompson and W E. Spinks have formed a partnership for the practice of iaw, to be con fined to cases in Pauldiug Superi or Court, nnder the firm name of Thompson A Spinks. R E. CASON, Dentist, Ha* permenenlly Incited in 0ARTER8VILL, Where he k ii prepared to do all kind* of Dental work at prices to SUIT THE TIMES. He will he pleasrd to *ee nil hi* old Iriend* and many now cumo'iier*. 11 vo need any dental work done, call on him. lives near tiy. DALLAS PRICKS CUUHKNT. COltnECTED WEEKLY BY RAWIA, BKOH A CD., The New Era has been inform ed from several sources that mail cars will be pat on the E. T. Y. A Ga. railroad of this division on the 15th- inst. aud we will get our mail henceforth promptly every afternoon at 2 o’clork and 45 min- The Sunday School Celebra tion for the Couuty of Paulding will take place Wednesday, 18th day of Jolly, at Dallas. Every school in the Couuty is invited and expected to com>-^ The fol lowing schools have already re ported, the two Dallas schools, (Methodist and Baptist,) Burnt Hickory, Harmony Grove, Mor ris’ School House, Norton’s Chapel, Mt. Tabor, Nebo, Flint Hill, County Line, Woods’ Chap el, Yorkville, Allgood’s an Smyrna, fourteen in number. This will make at least one thousand scholars. The Protest ant School and Mt. Zion and o her schools are expected, and still other places ought to organ ize schools at once aud report to the Executive Committee. Let us have at least twenty or twenty- five schools that day. It is a County movement, aud unsecta- riau. Synopsis of the Programme: fiiteen minutes to each school, in which they will sing, speak and read essays, (everything mast be short) ; A! nsic, by the band or organ j Orators nf ihe Day. who wM be distinguished men oj the Fancy'Flower, per bbl. 7.00 Extra Family 6.60 Family 6.00 eal, per bushel 52} to 67} Corn 50 to 55 Eggs, per dozen 13 Chickens spring 12} to 17 “ hens 20 t<> 25 Baiter per pound 12} to 17 Hams 15} co 6 Bulk meat 12} Lard 15 Syrup, per gallon 50 to 90 Coffet>, per pound 10 to 14 ( jiranulated Sugar 12} Extra C. 10 Beeswax 25 Tallow 05 Bice 8 to 8} Grits 4 Mackeral \ bbl’s 3.00 Shad per pound 0 Tk. Omt Spoils far Immlfla u* , mf»ik« 1ST An liiterunl Hi-.mily, Containing no Quinine, Opium, Chloroform, ( hloral narcotic* ol an, kind. Safe and qu lek iu It* action JS1 M a Yens Ofrick > Irksiiuhe.Va April 19. 1879, , Mk*bub. Hutchison & Bu i; It afford* me pi CUB uie to testify lo the great virtue* ol your “Neiiralgino” for 'he core neuralgia and sick licadiichd. It Ih, Ihe he-1 icmedy for -lieac most dl.-trc»niu complaint!* I lo-veevur used, It bIiou be iu evirj family in the country. Uko. II, Head Mayor of Leesburg, Va. Messm. IlnlchiBon & Hu 1 lam happy to Buy that your -Neuialgiiie' 1 acted a* Bpt'Cdlc in my case, le icving me in uu incienibly short lime. I would advise all sulfu-iiig Irom ueuralgine to tiy It. Yours,etc. * V- Sims, AI. D. as. w w 05 *4 w SPOT CASH” STORE! J. J. PAYNE. D \LLAS, GA. J. M- STONE, SMYRNA. OA wade white.marietta.ga. J. J. PAYNE It ca, DALLAS, GA, Invite ihe pcop'e of Putildittg and gufiouiiiiingeouniie* tn call at \|pa “SPOT CASH” STORE —AND EXAMINE THEIR LARGESTO K OP— DRY GOODS. CLOTH ING, SHOES AND BOOTS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, ETC. Wo ntako a specinhy of HARDWARE AND] GROCERIES, buy and mil for cash, aud consequently are enabled lo give the best bargains. ^Others May Imitate—None Can Equal" It i* easy for any man to claim that III* price* are the loweat. ThwpnbliS like to know how nne±nt«u can untler.ell all other*, \V«i-re the only n.er* chant* in Dallas that make thal/lit>wing Here i* the Stguraeut* K* Wo sell for “SPOT CASH." No goods teaVe onr Eton till paid for. We therefore have no percentage of losses on bail enstom*' ers that we nitiHt make up on good customers, W« sell at hsrd*bitl prices for SPOT CASH,.,9$ We are the agent* of the above exteneive Mauufuctuiing Company, S* offer at manuTactuier* price* ENGINES, SAW MILLS AND OTHEH MACHINERY OP THE I ATE8T AND MOST IMPROVED PATTERN. Como aud eoo for yottree , J. J. PAYNE A OO^ “Spot Cash" Store The E. M Birdsall Manufacturing Co, 'AUBURN, NEW YORK. ,Y. If. Robert* Sf So*, JtGEJTTS, Dalias, * t‘~ . •. * V** ■ WE are lining at our mill an engine of their make and invite s intpeotiun ol it, Call on us and get Dill particulars a* tn mot'll*, price*, term*, etc, . N. W. ROBERTS <fc Son., Dallas, Ga. ■j’i. I AM SOLID! I Pay Cash For My GoofeL Get off all diHconnts allowed merchants. ...,» i mvt to rtoiit, iv vm.vcES mt ittuv vomivs I can afford to sdl cheaper than merchants who buy on time. Call and Examine My Goods And Get My Prices. I deal in dry goods. And keep on hand a Irish aad well selected stock Of groceries. I Also Keep Medicines. Coussens Compound Honey of Tar. Coussens Lightning Linamout. fablers Buckeye Pile Ointment, Vermifuge, etc. Call and sec me and bring your pocket-book. You will find me near depot. Yours, F. M. MATTHEWS DALLAS, GA. J .» New Furniture Store ! WR. STKKJKLAND. I wi:I *ell you Parlor. Chamber and dining ro<.m turultur? at lower prtcea tor cubI. Ilian luivu ever been ntia'nud In Delia*. Examine rnv stock of beditemls and mattrcx*e». Latc*l improved sprisa mat* l.rcBBeB, double and single KEDaI'EaDS AND MATTUESHEH, Uc.t cotton top Matreasca SAFES! SAFES!! SAFES!!! Perforated Tin and Wire. Best make. Low down for the money. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Such as Acordions, Harmonicas. And the latest thing out, any cliild can piny it, TH]£ ORGANETTE. Yon put in the notes af one end and the music comes out at the other. Come and see them* CII. ROMOS. 1 ,ovely land scapes, every parlor Bhouldliave them. STOVES, STOVES, STOVES. I BUY FOR THE CASH AND SELL FOR THE CASH,®* I handle the New Improved Singer Sewing Machine. pew Hence you sa’.e the tariff on lime prices. Call and see me at mv w stand, W.R. STRICKLAND, DALLAS, UA.