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Vanillins; New Era.
By .IA.MKS HRKCKF.NR1D0F. & CO.
DALLAS, GA.. .TUNE 14.1883.
After nil our predictions and
announcements of t lie tnorgeing
together of the two great railroad
systema, vis; The E. T. V. ft Ga-,
and the Gould, all of which we
gathered from our exchanges and
underground, etc., we are ready
to acknowledge that such is not
the case, and furthermore, if such
spoonfull of snltpetre to every
half gallon of such mixture will
i isure the destruction of the bugs
Gardens have been known to bo
free of posts by the use of salt
petre alone, while t.qnnshes in
neighboring gardens, only a few
rods distant, where no saltpetre
was usod, woro destroyed by
them.
“?ian" says Victor Hugo ‘ was
the conundrum of the eighteenth
century; woman is the conundrum
of the niiotecnth century.” An
Editor adds: “We can't guess
were the case it would not ma'e- her, but will never give her up—
rially affect ns; so just let them no, never.
fix things up their own way, and
We'll tell yon the truth about it
when we r nn.
A lazy boy makes a lazy man
just as sure as a crooked saplin?
makes n crooked tree. Who over
aaw a boy grow up in idleness
that did not make a shifthss vag
abond when he became a man,
unleaa he had a fortune left him
to keep up ap|>earances? The
great mass of thieves, crimnals
and paupers have come to wlut
they arc bv being brought up in
idleness. Those who cons'itute
the business part of a community
—those who make our great and
useful men—wore taught in their
boyhood to be industrious.
ITKMH FROM THE NINETEENTH
$1.10 WILL MY
TWO OF THE BEST
MUSIC BOOKS NOW
extant!
“ (ISOS Flit AIL"
The doctors report a good deal
of sickness, principally flux. Mr.
Thomas McAdams is quite low
with it, and Unde Dixon McCol
lum died of the same trouble
last week.
We have commenced harvest
ing the wheal crop and find
equal to an average.
The fine seasons and warm
weather are bringing out the corn
and cotton crops' Oats on good
land are very good.
Undo Billie Hcgue has been
three days closely engaged filing
and fixing three nails to hang his
clothes on, as if he expected to
stay here a long time yet, tho ugh
near ninety years old.
There is a man in this section
that talked Furnmu much iu the
spring, and was going to carry
out all his plans, but hasn't got
his crop over the first time, so the
Furman farm is creating some
fuuny talk,
Mr. C. C. Embry has just re
turned from a visit to his chil
dren in Texas, and says no Texas
for him.
Draketqrn is noted for marble
playing aud lteejes mill foi pitch
ing quaits. Nineteenth.
Contninina W
imircx hi iiiiinil
and seven slmpeil nutation, of It a variety.
113 sir Satilnith Feliool Hong*. aboil*
lOU piece* lire metrical clinrcli luma
there are 90 A niliems, with several cIiiiiiih
sentences, etw., about Htl Glees, villi So-
lus. Elicits, Trio*,etc., for male ami f.--
nmlc and female voleea, and some rxocl-
luet male Qmirctles, There are also a
co al number of Temperance Konus. The
book ubo contains 113 Rmtlmcntal Ler-
eons, no I Illustrated, and pio'a-rl.v nr-
runifed lor the use ol mils c tcuclicra In
Irt lpraethe Several ol'thee»n\e .Ilona
li ive adopted this us one of their Stai d-
a d Works.
I'rlce 10-7.00 per 100 copies, ftl 00 per
iloxcn. u B| cc men copy mulled to any
address on reoeiot of 7.V In at mps.
"6111110 SHEAVES"
school Hook, contalnlii!"ub-ut 80 exiel-
lant new "limlav school sontts ami very
appropriate for Prayer ami Praise inect-
lna», about tort) metrical limes, six or
eluln Teinpcrttn.e souifs, anda few short
Anthems lor church vohintsiics
Price |3.’i.00 per 100 copies slid $11 (II
per tluteii, a specimen copy mailed on re
ceipt o' Hie In s amps.
'f lie above are the best ntid cheapest
inu«lc hooks ever olived te tile piddle ler
the price. Coirc-pomleiitc solicited wl h
the author,
E. r. POUND, of "Pike County News'*
II-rnesvil'e, Da.
STILL IN THE RING.
“RED I.Kjaill SALOON."
Billiard and Pool Tables.
I would announce to inv friends and the paid c generally that 1 have fully de
cided to remain In Da'lusuml continue the rae of the best
BRANDIES, WINES,
v WHISKIE8, SODA WATER,
LAGER, ETC.
Ever offered in this place, also the use of my
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
Whenever the courts lake hold of this matter nnd decide my businws un
lawful, then I am ready toil willing to clo-e out, uutil than 1 shull follow my
constitutional privilege, vix:
TO endeavor to please those who may feel disposed to patronize me in my
line.
1 hnvo con tec I lotteries of nil kinds, Wine 1 , V'Tiiskiea, Brandies, Beer t
«oda Wutor, ail new »ud fresh, nnd will keep lee always on hand lor salu.
Call and ace mo at my old stand.'
W.H CONN ALLY,
DALLAS, GA.
HEADQUARTERS FOR LOW PRICES!
ALWAYS LOOK FOR
-THE-
Thirteen Years In active Service!
The ti'i e inliete.1 for has nol yet expired. Honorable competition never
hurls iu the war that is n.iw beirg waged by merchants, one against another.
I d sire to call tho attention of my old
general that 1
patrons ns well as the pul.lie in
Thompson & Spinks.
Ivy F. Thompson nnd W E.
Spinks have formed apartiifernliip
for the practice of iaw, to bo con
fined to cases in Paulding Superi
or Court, under the firm name of
Thompson * Spinks,
The Two Virtues- A Fable nnd a Poem.
One day it occurred to the
good God to give a party in his
palace of azuro. All the virtues
were iuvited,but the virtues only,
and, in consequeuce,there were no
gentlemen among the gue its.
Very many virtues, both great
and little, accepted the iuvitation.
The little virtues proved to be
more agreeable and mom courts
ouh than the great ones. How.
ever, they all seemed thoroughly
haypy, and conversed pleasantly
with one another, as peyple who
are well acquainted, and indeed
somewhat related ought to do.
But suddenly the good (Jod
noticed two fair ladies who ap
peared not to know each utliei. {
Bo he took one of the ladies by i
the hand aud led her toward the I
other.
Ucorgi". Pnnhling Colony. To all
Whom II’may concern. Nit McGregor
ofmilil state, im'itur In proper form a p-
p led to me. ns the largest ereili'or t |
Martha Mef'oiltirs. for permanent ipttira
of nilmlalatralieiioii the estateol Mjoilia
MeCollor-, In'c of salil connly,'Ills In to
cite all pcs -ns singular, the creditors
ai d heirs of dnitha Mct.'ollnra to he in d
appear -it my ofHee at liio .in v term o'
the o"H rt :,f t'rd'naiy of s Id county and
sin w cnn-e, If any they cn i, why nerm i ■•-
ent letters of uil nlidstrniion shonld not
Ihi granted to ... It. '*cOregor on Martini
Mcf'ollors estate. Tills the 4lh day ot
June, 1883.
. T, C. DUNAGAN,
Ordinary.
SCHOOL NOTICE. “
1 uhlio School Tenchcrs of P.uld-
ing Co.inty are reiMiested to meet me
in i'n'lasthird Saturday. June l(5ih.
for the purpose of entering into cott-
I nets, ote. H. O 8UOGGI NS,
c. s c.
CAN AND WILL SELL
Goods as cheap as any mnn who pur|iort8 to be doing an bonorablo busi
ness—that is
DOING AN HONORABLE BUSINESS,
Ulherwise I Itove nnlbing tosny. My name is the style of tlio oldo-t busi
ness bouse in Dall.s and 1 have been a constant resident of this county f.,i
ilii'ty-mno tears. The people know me. nnd my teenrd ns u bit iness mnn
is generally known. Therefore come to me with “SI Of ( ASH” uml you
will hr delighted with the result. I keep Family Groccties ineluHing Coffee,
Ton, Meat, Sugars, Finur, Rice, etc. 1 keep canned goo :s including canned
fish and mackerel, Oysteis, Sardine*, etc, P.ekels plain and mixed, Powder
shoi and caps, matches nrtd lobacc . snuff and vigors. patent t.nd gtuudurd
niedlel es.
A fine and well sehcidd stork of Cncdety from Coxrn & C'o., of Chiton
St. Poieries, li inton, N. J. a supply of'.in from the Atlanta Stove and Tin
lli.me.
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS ANI) CAPSI MAKE A SPECIALTY.
Jn notions, such as hoserv, suspi rnlers. corsets. spiol cotton, coPoretting.
scarfs, etc. etc. I utn complete. My ihy goods are ln>ni the old nnd well
eslnb islieil lionse o* John hilvey « Co. 1 ul«o keep saddles, linilier mill
choc li clings wild a t on-end things too tedious to mention. Come to see me
and if you doot sec what you want njk lor it, and when you come just say you
went some goods for s|»ct cash and you will bo surprised as well us ueli.di'ed
with tli*. bargains tlint vou will certainly rcchve. I defy competition, and in
pikes will chow up with any one, Try me.
Your Humble Servant,
NEW CASH STORE
RAWLS, BROTHER & CO.
IN FRANK GANNS OLD STAND.
We in' st oordially invite the public to call on t s while In towu end exam*
ine our goods and prices.
WE ARE (IFFERIXb GOODS AT PRICES TO SLIT THE HARD TIMES.
WE CARRY A COMPLETE AND WEI L ASSORTED 8 TO K
OF
General Merchandise.
Wt will tnuke it to the fa mers interest to cah and exara : ne our stock of
Hardware and Farming Implements -
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
All we ask is a fnir trial. Come aud convince yourself Jof the fact that
we are selling goods as
Cheap Jis The Cheapest,
We also handle the NEW NO. 7 AMERICAN SEWING MA
CHINE, which we guarantee to be the best machine in the market.
We buy for cash and sell for cash, which enables us to sell at
rock bottom prices. .
We will pay tho highest market prices for all kinds of country
produce, *-, Jr
RAWLS, BROTHERS & CO
DALLA8, GA.
More Popular than Ever*
TMe
Recent Improvements
MADE IN THE
White Sewing Machines,
F. M. GANN
Georgia. Pan.ding County;—Whore
‘ ».h, - ‘
Wl. F. CLXXIXGIIIM,
PRACTICAL
WATCUUAKK AXD JFWFLER,
AND PROPRIETOR
GATE CITY
ES\YI\G II\GIIIXE EXOIIWGE
AND REPAIR SHOP,
Cox. Him: mood & Massey,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
WILL practice In tint Snperto- Conns of
r|uglass nnd I'aulitinu count.es, ' Sirt-
ngnlnat railroads and tlcIcustH of crim-
ualsn specially.
Cox & Hammond, Atlanta, Ga.
RoitT. A. Mabhf.y, Donglwsville Ga
a , NaH’su Coo| or. ad ■•inistrator of 85 DECATUR ST'., ATLAN l'A G.\. I :e humanity.
Mn-es C o pe p tepresenis to the c-mrtj
iu his petition, duly filed and en'ero 11
upon record that he li s fully aduiinis-1 So roc folks would suy tliat the above
tend Mo.es Coopers estate these are j, „ i; n | ut oo mixed np to lie very g.s«J tn
to vite oil persons couoerned. heirs and ; rithor of Uh < |,.,,Briments, nod that Mr
creditors to show enu-e if any thev c.mnlnsha.n cauu .t a very good
Dr. Wm. C. Connally,
Pnu'ticing Physician 'n all tjie depart
ments of meciciiic and surgery. Amply
supplied with a!t ncctssnry means and
app'tauccs lor the relief and cure of suf-
Oftlce a the Dallas ding «‘orc. Hesl-
dc ice o,ipo-ltu Ciirlsllau Hotel. Always
nndv for du y. iun'y 2.*V—tf.
j. Oiln,
. Adds much to the
Many Excellent Qualities
SUPERIOR VAC BIKE
It is an especial favorite of tlie la
dies, tailors nnd others who use them
lor the many advantages it possesses
over all other sewing machines.
Kverv W Id e tlachillc l> nt lamed lire years
u d a wrltie i wirran y given I., each pni'elias.
r. The puli Ic are Nolle'led to cxatnluu them
> 'lore liuylng a machine
ii /ffrtooale and Retail Dealers, 59 Broad St.
Tenders of Tow Prices!
Proprietors
J. J. Payne k Co,
J, L. GEORGE,
We have opened a
Goods. N turns; 'Iroceries
cat: whv said adniinistiutor si oulil
not be discharged from his adnt ni«-
trati in nnd receive letieiset ditiuisaino
on tho tii.t Monday iu 'eoiO'iilv-r 1883
T. C. DUNAGAN,
Ordinary.
Co'rglr; Pan ding county. Where
as Nathan Cot per. udiniidrtrn or de
bonus non of the estate of Janies ( ole
d-ceased ropru-nnts to the cmri in his
pe it on du'v ft ed nnd entered on rec
ord that lie has lull)' udiuiuisterid
James Cole’s estate, this is to cite n I
persons concerned heirs and ere ilors
iu idinw cau“e if any they can win
said administrator should nol be dis.
churgtd from his adnnnisiialioii anti
_ , „ , , . rcteivc letiers of tli-mirsion on ihu fi st
Bonet«1'iico, and he indicat- Monday in September 1883,
l the first. “Gratitude." turuiuo T. (I. DITNAf
T. C. DUNAGAN,
Ordinary,
1‘aiihliug Shenlf Stiles.
ed the first, “Gratitude," turuiug |
to the other. I
The two virtues were uuutera- 1
bly astonished. For since the I
wot hi liegao, und that was a great
while ngo, ihev hud never met
before—Ivan Tonrgiui ff.
The following is a specific for
tho squash bug; To ouo barrel
of water take half a bushel of . .
1 i „ ^ • Also at. ihi* »Hn tmicau'l place, lots ol
good lieu muuuie, and mix tlior- i BI „t n„s 7n. Uii.'47. ai0. g3i. -.3.. 14
ottuhly. Let stuml, but stir everv - 11 '* un, l 213, In il.u iki ii net amt
a1 . q ' a . * ilii'tl Hcciioii «-f I'auUln.ff oounl v, Ua to
three Ol foul UliU keop COV- lluvctux ll fa« ill .Iivor ofllu- state
eyed to prevent evaporation The , “ lul c.mu'y.rn.eui said «i t.is vs.l it t-uu*
u •. . ., , .. , , and said lv,ts levied on as' Ids proiwrti
outer it is the better. Apply to and one ol said ft fas vsC (J tainp.-'il and
the vines with a coarse sprin ler, “ ll1 hns i.vi.d on as bis pro|K-riy.and one
1 ’ . "I -.d d fl las v- . 1ms apd t snippe t and
blit do not use too much ut a said luu leeieilon as tliclr p op. rtr.
time, as it is a powerful fertilizer. | cV'iaoIx! 'v'pmy’silei'iff
to which we may add tha f a 1 alias Ga, May 2fcih 1
Will lie sttlil on tlie first Tucminy in Ju
ly next, at ilit* * ’um l house, in 'aid coun
ty. witiiiu the ’fiiul hours ol sa c the to
lowiinr pro|KM tv. *.o wit,
Oik* roaii sorrel mule about five Years
ol«l, said in ii i levh <1 oil n» the p o;>til
of .1. M. 4;-) I win Mi'lsfy an execution
issued from the 8upi rlo- co ri of ?ai«ll
county id f.iv r »i (oiliu> A Loin
uaitist su d J M . Ah es
wal/hmukcr if he works on gins, sewing
much nes, und anything else that come*
aIods
Now let ine say to those wlin may fa
vor me whh it ihtumiI of Mi s that in> ex-
|H* r ienve in wiilcliniuklng runs buck over
s quarter of a century, and that purl of
my business is under my own peiAoiml
. upervBioii, and that 1 propose to do the
best possible work ou every lob eulrusted
to me. •
The sewing machine department of my
bus Decs is in the !iuids of thoroughly
oompe'ent wo I men,and 1 guarantee Mini
cvety 11 Acliiuc Unit is repaired ui Liao G
8. M Kx. iui«l H- shall be well ami
^h roughly done
Now, if you have a machine that need
icpairing, send or bring it to us. and if w«
douT make ii wn.'K ail right we won*
charge you a nickel. NVe also have an as
sortiimnt of second han<l lnacliines tlia*
will do good sewing, which we will sel
cheap.
ughtRunninr
newHome
The Electric, or
■ Texas Gypsum Cement
is gurantctNl to mend a greater variety of
ait*c‘es and hold slro.iger than any other
«*eine'it ever iiiventc l. It will 111 md leath
er, china, g as-, wood, marble, stone and
is stronger where mendi ii than elsewhere
It js a lious hold ncccsity, and if you try
ilouie you will never lie without it in
the house. Agents waute«l. S ate and
county right for sale. Address fr y clrc»i
lars t t!ic Electric, or Tex is Qipsuni Ce
men Co-. 80 Decatur sirej*., Atiiibt 1.
1 hi"» Ci-inent took the premium at
the cot toll exposition.
MANAGER.
liirpc r i:il »«•!• . rlietcl slock of goods, such as Dry
SHOES! HOES!! SHOES!!!
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
CHEAP! CHEAP!!
At tli • lowest cash prices, Buy for cash and sell for cash, and are
enabled to give the belt bar^ait s.
I invite my friends and customers, and tlie public at large to call
on me and examine my stock of goods. I guarantee satisfaction in
goods and prices. I sell ns cheap as the cheapest
Come one, come all and sec me, I will treat yon right,
Bespectfnlly,
J L GEORGE,
DALLAS, GA.
•SEWING MACHINE CO-
(mnnr 1 mo n-n h tbi m: i avno i :i -4)
CHICAGO. ILL.-
. ORANGE, MASS.
and ATLANTA. GA.-
Ira.i-iiJifej-FJl
BF MATTIE .VSA l c
DALLAS, G.A
CAUGHT
a BAD COLD
The SUMMER COLDS end
Coughs are quite es dan
gerous as those of
midwinter.
But they yield to the same
treatment and ought
to be taken In
time.
For all diseases of THROAT,
NOSTRILS. HEAD or
BREATHINQ AP
PARATUS
PerryDavissPainKiller
Is the SOVEREIGN Remedy
ALL DRUGGISTS KEEP
PAIN KILLER
N. W. Roberts & Son,
j CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
. —AND—
Dealers iu Wood Burial Cases
and Caskets.
Orders promptly filled day or
night.
Soliciting a portion of your
patronage, we are very truly yours.
N. W. ROBERTS* SON,
Dallas, Ga.
11 E. CASON, Dentist,
Has permenmlly locsled in
OARTERSVILL,
" here ho is piepared to do nil kinds
ot Denial work at prices to
PUl T TH E TIMI-S.
i He aiM he p'eao il lo see all hig oM
> frit lids and many new customers. If
vo in-id any dental work done, call
'ou Iiuj.