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LOCAL GOSSIV, A li tie raiu now aud then Would please the most of onr men. Superior court little more than • month off. Annt Nancy Jones comes for ward with the first cotton blos som of the season, from her ex tensive farm on Pumpkinvine. It. A. Mocks, six miles south of Dallas sends to our office the first cotton blossom we have seen. Wo direct attention to the ad vertisement of Mr. J. Hammer, contractor, in this issue. Give him your work aud you will be ph-ared in character of work and prio s The young people of Dallas are rehearsing the songs selected for the coming S. S. Celebration nearly every evening. Look to your lanrals y# visiting schools. Should the seasons continuo favorable to the growing corn crops of the couutry ii is predict ed that the price of corn will not exc ed 4o cts. pur bushel another season. The citizens of Dallas who at tended service at the church last Sunday were well ropaid for the heat aud fatigue of going in the exoelLncy of the discourse. Seven large rattlesna es, with Tittles numbering from six to nine, have Oeeu killed in the vi cinity of Braswell within a w ek past. Ed Prothro sleet s with one every night, The new bell for the Methodist church was shipped from tin; foundry on the lDth iust. and Chairman Jim Huberts, of tli committee says he is exp ctiug it every day. Col. Jasper L. Clay, tbe man of the “iron will”, is in Dallas aud vicinity with his now Empire seperator threshing out the cer eals, and he is making quick work of it loo, and giving gene a satisfaction. Pumpkinvine Sundry School, numbering nbout 115 in a 1, will attend the Sabbath Scliou. Cele bration almost in a body on tin- day appointed, July 18th. next Mr. R. P. Gann, Secretary, gives ns the information. Mr, J ihu W. Wood is the superiut Jiuluut ol the school. Mariued,—Last week, Mr. Ber ry Burns to Misi Sarah J. Wix, Pumpkinvine district. Also, Sunday morning at Soney Polk County, Mr. Will F. Foote to Miss Annie Peek. The happy twain came down to DallaB and a family reunion at Mr. George W. Foote’s was one of the features of the week. What is the matter with the bells? Only a few days ago the bell "f the Methodist church of Dallas while beiug placed in perm anent position, W'S cracsed in ringing it and rendered useless, and now the Cedartowu Adverti ser says the same thing occurred over I lit re the other day at the Methodist church while tolling the death of Mrs. Fambroiurh. Dr. Wellbo:n is in Dallas, and gives the citizens of Pauldiug an opportunity to subscribe for the "Peoples Edition of the Bible, Old and New Version” the “Ce lestial Symbol” interpreted, a most intensely interesting work, also the latest, cheapest and best maps of the United Sta es and the World. A New Post-Office,—The de partment has established a post- office at Braswell station, E. T. V. & Ga. railroad to the great conve nience cf ‘he many citizens of the upper portion of the county. Mr. H. N. Hagan lias been commis- sione.1 P. M., and Mr. Ed E. Pro- tho, the operator at that point, will act as assistant, Mr. Ha. an is merchandising, aud by the way, is enjoying a splendid patronage at the cew town. Said Angeline to George; “Dear, there is but one thing lacking now to make our hapiness com plete upon this mundane shore.” "And what is that, deary, pray? Only name your desires, ayel ev en give me the least hint of tour minds aspirations and my attach ment for you will prompt me to obey.” “Ob, George! it is of another attachment I speak now, just go round to J. B. & T. A. Foote & Coirq any and get me one of those now Doraestio Sewing Machines, with all the attachments and my earthly joy will be complete. We welcome the r turn of Mr. Robert L. Rawls to Dallas, from Hearn Institute, Cave Springs,Ga, end trust bis short stay with us may be pi asant. Also our long time friend, Mr. W. M. Snell, of j Pulaski, Gl, and late of Florida, is once more in town to the de light of his many friends. Take in the town gontlomen, you are very welcome. Home Aoais.—Misses Fannie and Nettie Robertson, the accom plished daughters of our esteem ed townsman, Dr. Snowdon R ib- ertson, returned from college at Gainesville, Ga. last Thursday afternoon. They have been in attendance at that popular insti tution for several months. Dr. R. attended the commencement and brought them home, where they were riven a reception and wel come uiu1ertlieauspic.es of the la dies and gentlemen of Dallas. Al- ogetliei the entertainment whs most recherche in all of its ap pointments. Wo call attention to the d ; s- covery of gold, as announced by our correspondent from the Nine teenth, in auo her coin mu. The discovery is simply a proot of our oft repeated assertions, viz; There is more gold, copper, iron sulphur, etc. in Pauldiug county than iu any.o‘her county within a radius of one hundred miles. What we need is somebody with the c;-pit ».l aud exp“rieiice to develop it. The New Era has been place.’, under renewed obligations to that good man, uncle George W. MuLarty, for his romemberance of us. By special invitation to I is happy homo one of the de partment of lie Era was din>d io uncomfortable satiety, and unc e Georg - brought down a fine m ss ol rousting.-ars to the other, thus illustrating his knowledge of hu man nature. Please a man’s stomach and he will say good 'things about you. A fine win at crop is now f , and the prospects s» for very fa vorable for nn abundant corn crop, still Dallas has no mill te convert a 1 this grain into flour aud meal. So (nobody is sleeping over a bonanza on a small scale, do you hear? The Mails.—There is yi t a sad want of concert of action between the senders and carriers of our mails. Though there is a differ ence of 85 miles from this point to Atlanta by way of the E. T. V. & Ga. and the W. & A road by the wav of Rome, still the Atlan ta mail sometimes comes oy the latter route two hours earlier thau direct through, 34 miles. With the present passenger schedule of the E. T. V. & Ga railroad it is to our interests to have the mails come all the w iy around by the way of Rome, which reaches Dallas about 1 p. m. A forty-horse power engi.'e passed through Dallas last week on wheels, going somewhere in the lower part of the county. TITEMS FROM THE NINETEENTH There is much excitement here over ‘he finding of a nugget of goldby a sou of J. S. Hesterley |,on the farm of'Mr. P. K. Leathers, better known as the Daniel Wash ington farm. While the boy wus, plowing the point of his plow bursted open a rock which called his attention. He lookYiora the rock just twolve pennywlights "1 gold. Ho says the rook wls -quitt ed with it, but being too roliug to have a knowledge otwhnnhe had hold of ho carelessly flitew the lock aray, but has shown his father a near where it wiM as lie can. Hestley, before linking it known to Leathers, lensefl a half in'erest In the mineral oji the lot and proposes to go to wrirk soon. Hestley and leathers seen to be excited over the prospect I was at- one of their houses wlnn they reti rued from church hist Sun day, und asked them to I ti ll me wlmt portion of the Sori|itU'e the preacher used for a text. They first said he didn't rake any text, but after studying awhile they ro- nieinberoii hearing him say some thing about the Woman at the well of Samaria I asked them if they would not have foigotten about the well if they had not been thinking about digging a hole iu the ground themselves. Everybody seems to think it will prove a rich mine. Leathers has refused two or throe times wh.it tho place would otherwise bo worth. Hesterley says he won d not take twenty-five thmsninl dollars for his sliafu. Would you not all bo glad if you were like me, even a forty-third cousin to one of them. I have shown cous in Bud much friendship since he discovered the nugget of gold, but he p ijs less attention t > mo than ever. Corn looks as well as we ever saw it on thi.side. Cotton a little behind 1 ist year. Mr. II. L. Kirk’s family aro all down with measles but two and they liav'ut been long up. W. C. McBrayer, of Har.dson, though a county liner, has grow ing in this district a field of the host corn over grown in this sec tion. Nineteenth. First-Class Plastering DONE TO ORDER. SPOT CASH" STORE I (Joi your work doncrly a limn who defic-. competition, lly m>- whe-e work doc* not crnck, lly one who run llnirli you r walls In plaster of Paris u< white as show ami as soiooi h as glass, lly one a ho Insures your walls to s ami washing ami held their i loss. No while washing evory year needed 1 da n it rente hi ro to underbid any one. My pricot are die sainu I lie worn! ever io wit Brown pi isloi lulh mol one co.it per yard, 06 2 coals 08 3 emits Pknn 10 3 coals gloss 11 Rriek walls one per eont iff lor walls llydrnhlic conn III Biel calcimine planer two coals 15 cents per yard I' it so hard it 'akes die blow of a a huminir lo hrtnk it and can he used oiionlsideot miv work aid aland* IViv*", J. HaMMKU is the only man in this coun ry who cm I ni.dle pliisur par’s lit Ids iu sine For particulars apply at New Era Office. Tin* “Living Skeleton.” The man who was known as the “Living Skeleton” died a'd was embnlmedf after having been exhibited at civ ap museums. II • is said to liavo weighed 40 pounds when he di -d, having boon reduc ed to this dm iclftil state of emaci ation by long continued dyspep sia. In his case dyspepsia meant money in hit pocket, for it kept him tiiin. People who want to keep themselves so thin by dys pepsia ns to exhibit for “1 iving Skeletons,” ought not take l’erry Davis’s Pain Kill’ r, for it drives dyspepu- out. W 11, excursions do pan > ut soun tiling after nil. One of tin* Atlanta party recently excluding through the Northwestern stales, rau upon a town called Pullman, near Chicago, where the Pullman sleep rs are manufactured, and found II. I. Kimball mayor of the town* Lochrau is also tlioro much of his tl'me a,torn y for that car company. »i a 1E OF L EuKUiA, f'au'diti-, t’oun y. To ilie ITcuorulfie Superior Court of said County.-—The peiii.ui of. (J. VV. Kush, Hugh H. Colquitt, llenn bunks and (!. D. Forsythe re-prciful ly showotli llmt limy line nsrtijalcii theinl'Ives together uud .Tedres to nii- Ittii) a charier to tl.ein<eive<. their us ociates, and successors, mil -r -Scoiioii 1676 of the Code of laws of ’Ins Male, for the purpose of carrying on u min- i:.g reduc ion i.n l n a.iiifuciimiig bus- ices* in mining for sulphur, copper, and other valiiub e me ns, reduc ami utilize the same, and to maculae- line lertil zo'8 und other thing* thcre- •roin, in said county, u,id at such oth er p'aces in said slate »s tnny from lime lo time become neoe.-sury for the purpose nforesaid, the principal office and place of business being in said county of Paulding I lie name of said company lo be ‘The Georgia dining und Manufac turing Gumitduy.'’ That their c.ipit 1 stock be five thousand dollars with tlij privilege of increasing the same lo tl.iec bundl ed tin usau.l d jliurs, leu per c.-ul of the or’guml cupi ol being ac uahy pai I in. 1 hat said charier he gran - ed for twenty years, w. tii right of ex tension or renewal. Unit -aid Cornu- al.oii Jiave pow.r io pmc ase aud hold property, real and persuml, sue and be sued, c turret cud lie eou- tricted with, make by-laws, and to do nil acts and things neces ui-y lor the xicution of the purposes of said or gan Z’ lion. Your petitioners pray (he passing of an order ami judgment granting tl i*, their application, and they and their nssrtpiaies and success ors be incorporated for the purpo os as herein set forth, and petitioners will ever pray, eic. D. FORSYTHE, Ait'y for Peiiiiuners. I Certify that tbo above anti forego ng is a true and correct copy of .lie original, and of the miiiu.es of the court of file in my office. This June 21 st 1883. \V. I. PAIN, (J.crk f- ui crior Court, PouldiugCo- Liiilics dressed and nmlressod lints at from 10 to25 cents at Frank Gann’s The SUMMER COLDS and Coughs aro qulto as dan gerous ns thoso of midwinter. But thoy ylold to the same treatment and ought to bo taken In time. For all dlseaoos of THROAT, NOSTRILS. HEAD or BREATHING AP PARATUS • » Miller Is the SOVEREIGN Remedy ALL DRUGGISTS KEEP PAIN KILLER £5 r+* P 2 a P W tv a <* P C £ P- M 9 m & O 3 I i & & ty p h £ p m 2 pu *3 & o 9 SE ^ l”9 c. o ^ rr Pj n Z S3 is o w *3 I—K* 9 • | ss. 9. S $£ ^ 'J- 2 ?r ° B 2a ** Mt 2. g - ? 2 o p O o o o hd H U - p- o yj H- O M* ® 2 r d B o p M. P P* P P m 3> ^ Q p J. J. PAYNE. D VLLAS, GA. J. M* STONE, SMYRNA, WADE WHITE,MARlETrA.OA. J. J. PAYNE & CO, DALLAS, GA, Invite the people nf Panldlng ami surroundingmuitlcs to oall ol “SPOT CASH” STORE -AND EXAMINE THEIR LARGE StO K Of— DRY GOODS. CLOTH ING, SHOES AND BOOTS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, 'ETC. Wo make a specially ol HARD* ARE AND, GROCERIES, Ut arid soli for cash, aud consequently are enabled lo give tlw beT “Others May Imitate—None Can EqiiaP It is easy for any man to claim thu his prioea are the lew«t. TImmMU like to know how one man cun underrell all others, We ate the ealy mww chains hi Hu las that muke that iiiowing. Here Is the argUMeui* HSr Wo sail for “SPOT CASH." No goods leave oar iton HR paid for. Wo therefore have no percentage of losses on bad eulea- ers that we must make up on good customers. We sell at herd — prices for SPOT CA,sH,. u 0f * Como and see for yourso eg. J. J. PAYKK A CO- “Spot Cask*'Mas* The E, M Birdsall Manufacturing Ca AUBURN, NEW YORK. J%\ ft. Roberta Sf Son, .!GE.rT8, Dnttme, Ga. \Vn sre the agent* of the above extensive Manufacturing fawsaaT m offer nt manui'actuiers prices ENGINES, SAW MILLS AND OTHER MACHINERY OP THE I ATE8T AND M06T IMPROVED PATTERN. \Y E arc using nl our mill all engine of iliolr make and invite a in-pom ion ol it. Call on us nod get full particular* at to me,in, prlose, terms, ate. N. W. ROBERTS A Soil, Dallas, Ga. I AM SOLED! I Pay Cash For My Goods! Get off all discounts allowed merchants. HIVE Ml Mill, II EXPEW MI lEtl'JgMTIIXt I can afford to grll cheajver than merchants who bay on time. Call and Examine My Goods And Get My Prices. I deal in dry goods. And keep on hand a (rash and well selected stock of groccrlM. I Also Keep Medicines. -i Cotisscns Compound Honey of Tar. Cousscns Lightning Linnment. fablers Buckeye Pile Ointment, Vermifuge, ete. Call and see mo and bring your pocket-book. Yon trill find ■ near depot. Yours, F. M. MATTHEWS DALLAS, GA. New Furniture Store t WR. STRICKLAND. J I wi I sell you Partor, Chamber and .lining room furniture at lower cash Ilian have ever burn at'a-nud In Dallas. Ex.unlno mi stock of hod.tea,Is and mattres*es. Imtest improved tnrlaa I tresses, duulrlu aud single HKDsI iOaDS AND MATTUES3KS, Ue.t evtten Malresses ’ SAFES! SAFES!! SAfESni Perforated Tin and'Wire. Best make. Low down for lb* ■ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Such as Acordions, Harmonicas. And the lateBt thins oaL mam ■■ ’.Tirw v . r child can pluy it, THJ£ ORGANETTE. Yon pnt in ike notes' «i one end and the music comes out ut the other. Come end see CH ROMOS. Lovely land scapes, every parlor should hevn them. STOVES, STOVES, STOVES. Bar I BUY FOR THE CASH AND SELL FOR THl CA>H^M I handle the New Improved Singer Sewing Machine. Hence You sa e the tariff on time prices. Call and see me mi new stand, R, ^TRICKLA Vrv M •rdwV*