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JiOCAL GOSSIl*.
The check board ib an unknown
factor in the science and busineA*
relationn «f Dallas merchants.
The festive drummer doth con*
tinne to put in his numerous ap
pearance upon the square.
The rights are cool from the
hour that graveyards are suppos
ed to yawn until aurora in the
east warns us : opr pare for an
other sweltering day..
The applies-ion for charter for
the town of Dallas will be mode
to-day (5th) by Hr. Bitch, Why
do you not organise a municipal
government and be in readiness.
8uch a course would give char ic
ier to the town.
All the organized Sunday
Schools of the county are expect
ed* to be p esent at the forthcom
ing celebration. (July 18th.). Let
nothing deter you on that occasion
Dome out one end all; there is an
open handed welcome in store
for you.
Mr. 0. A. Hamilton w»s called
away sudden!' last wees to the
residenc - of his father at Monte
zuma, Qa., on account ot the se
rious illness of his sister Ida,
who, we learn from dispatches,
hod died ere he arrived.
Dikd.—Mrs. Ella Westbrook,
. wile of John Westbrook, of the
20th. district, of this county, aged
24 years and 6 months, and h r
little baby, Birfy, aged 8 months
and 21 days,'both died June 28th.
at the homestead.
Obdihary’s Court—On last
Monday the following business
was transacted by the Court of
Ordinary: S. R. McGregor gran •
ed letters of administration on
the estat» of Martha MoCollors,
Z. T. Smith, applicath n for guur-
d dnahi|>; d sraUsed. 0. D. Mc
Gregor,' appointed administr.itu
of James Cleghoru’s estate.
Ml.Olivet Sunday Schoo’, orga.-
niz d about ilir-e moutlis, now h s
87 m mb n s. They expect to at
tend the Celebration, 18th. inst,
end will sii g for tln ir s> lection
‘‘Lei us Puss Over the River’
"Kingdom isC miing,” and “Come
Unto Me.”
Border, look over in rnotliei
column end find >ho h>w card of
D 11 s’s young energetic «nd thor
oughbred attorney. Tho first le'—
♦era of his name is C 1. C. D. Mc
Gregor, that’s Charley, and die
New Era takea plenum in identifying
fain in th® face of any business ihui
may come before him
The New lira acknowledges an Invita
tion t'> the 4th of July otuner that was
i|)vun to many of the lainlly au.l friends
by <Jol. .1 H. Weaver and his estimable
wife. Many the regret, that we've chok
ed down at not being able \n be present,
The otintn cum dignl ta te of the Col on
nuch occasions contrasts won erfullr
Witolds style upon the forum, Wi h we
hud been there.
Some thoughtless teckless mis
creant threw a green wuluut
against the window of one of the
coaches of the down passenger
train last Mouday while speeding
along the road in the vicinity of
Austell Junction. No damuge
was sustained further than crash
ing the window and frighteniug
the passenger*.
We have been informed that
th->re has unfortunately sprung
up a feeling of strife and some
bitter.te«* between our Sabbath
schools, where a spirit of pleas
ant and commendable rivalry
should exist, especially as it is
now but the eve of a grand Sun
day School Ce'ebra'ion. It is to
be deplored if such things are
true, and it is our hope that
such is not the cose. All pers
ons engaged in the very laudable
work of promoting the Sunday
School cause should remember
that there is no margin for pers
onal aurandizement. In other
words it sh tuld be the ambition
of every one to crucify self to the
interests of His cause, no matter
what th* sacrifice,
Attempted Suicide—
A.Tke horrible news of an almost
successful attempt at suicide
reached the town last Saturday
morning, and from the promin
ence of the unfortunate man, Mr.
Marion Roberts, near Raccoon
creek,it was soon noised through
out the whole country, The caus
es that led to the attempt are in
definitely known, though it is be
lieved to have been melancholy.
During a fit of mental abberra-
tion Mr. Roberts drew a knife
across bis throat, at p-rating the
trachea and swallow, but missing
the jugular veins, and after the
gash was made he then climbed
to the top of a tree and leaped 01-
fell out, striking a fence in his
fall, where he lay uutil
Poisoned Water Tu brink.
When the fish died in the river,
forty miles above the water-works
many people were al rmed lest
the defilemeut of the water might
extend all the way down. Hap
pily there was nothing but what
could be remedied by tbe use of
something that everybody could
procure at a few minutes’ notice,
this little -‘something” was Perry
Davis’s Pain Killer.
New Hope Happenings.
Crops are needing rain.
Farmers are about d-'ue taying-
by. They have (done all they
can do towards making a or >p,
and now it is left with Him who
ruleth all things to send us the
found. I necessary amount of rain and
Mr. Roberts lost a lovely daugh- J sunshine to insure us bouutiful
ter several moi.ths ago, and re- harvests.
ceutly a son, which seems to be 1 The health of the neighborhood
tho most reasonable hypothosit I >* not 80 R r °d- Severe oolds and
for his strange conduct. Accord- ■ ® ux * n abundance.
ing to the latest nows that lias
beeu iu to-day, (Tuesday)his con
dition is .pronounced critical in
the extreme.
TITKMS FROM THE NINETEENTH
Messrs Brooks and Rutledge
went seining in Tallapoosa yes
terday and caught some three meets in DallaVon the 18th inst,
Crops that have beeu well
worked look well, but are noediug
rain badly.
My neighbor, "Poss”, thinks
be will get through chopping cot
ton by the 4th. and will celebrate
the Derlarntion of Indipeudence-
We are preparing f >r the
forthcoming celebration, wbieli
j First-Class Plastering
DONE TO ORDER.
Get ynnr work doue'd.v a miin who ilcno-
c.'tn petit ion. By nt« whcao work tloee not
emek, Uy one who^nnflnleh your walla
lit pliiw ter o( Purls a- white ae snow it net
as ainou, It as plans. Itv one « ho Insures
your walls to amnil washing anil hold
their j,Ioss.
No vwiiit* winking every year needed
I <l<> not come here to underbid anv
one. .My prices are the Mine the worid
over to wit Brown planter lath and
ona coat per yard, 00
2 coata 08
3 coat* Skim % 10
3 coats gloss 11
RrioV walls one per cent off lor
walls Hydraulic ce'm nt and calcimine
plaster twu coni* 16 cents |K>r yard
It it no hard it takes the blow of a
a hammer 10 break it and cao be used
n nntside ol anv work and eland*
f**«. J. HAMMER is the only man
in this coou'ry whuctu bundle plaster
psris at his e
For particulars apply at New
Era Office.
Ladies dressed and nndrossod
hats at from 10 to 25 cents at
Frank Gann’s
hundred fish and two large eels.
The dry weather is injuring the
crops somewhat, though th.i
weather is fine for saving wheat,
several threshers are now engig-
rd; and will soon clean it all up.
The yield is reported as pretty
fair.
Th'* flux which prev iled pretty
ge.’iuerully some weeks ago is go
ing way.
The excitement caused by the
finding of the nugjet of gold last
week has somewhat cooled down;
«ud it is bjlieved that Leathers
and 'itsterly can save their crops
yet.
Tim s are quite dull, and there
is little news of auy kind afloat.
It looks like the contemplated
Home an l Carrollton railroad
ought to pass through ibis section
and via Temple, ou Georgia P.i-
cilic railroad, in order to give
Carrollton easier access to _/\ tlau
t«. Nineteenth.
Superintendents of other schools
had better go to work, or wo jvill
come to thu front with the largest
school in the county; we get new
scholurs every Sunday *
W. P. W.
Theatrical Stars.
It is a notable fact that the
actrenses, or perhaps we should
suy artistes,over whose lair names
hang a cloud, are the very ones
that attrief. the largest homes,
hence most sought niter by man
agers; and lienee make more
money than others of unquestion
ed honor, etc. Bernhardt, Lang
try and Company have made
money. True, others have, but
net half so easy. The answer to
this proposition would be from
certain parties that it is the ar
tiste, and not the persona! char
acter of the uctress we admire,
but that is not true in ihe main.
L ’g drama, or the low sensational
burlesque is the tendency of the
times, which proves tliai there is
a deep current of moral obliquity
iu the public mind that makes us
shudder to think that it may be
communicated to the minds of
the young women of the land,
that of all creatures, partly com
posing, exercise the greatest in
fluence over society. Parents
should pause, and consider. The
stage it most often the arena of
the devil and virtue, and its ten
dency is to profligacy and vice.
We once heard that rolicksome
C. D. McGBEGOB,
ATTORNEY* AT LAW
DALLAS, - ...... Georgia.
(Office In Court-llouae.)
I ulve niv entire attention t-> he prne.
t co of law. I run iitneas In my motto.
! Collecting a specialty.
- July 6tf
Paulding Sheriff Sales,
Will he soul on the tl-t T midday In
August next, al. til Court.- Iio'l-e In wild
eo'ii.ty, wltlnn the legal hours nf eule tin
luilowmir prupper'y .0 wilt |.ots of
I11111I No .21 iu lie H.il d'-tret uml the
Di li section ot lliosuiil comity, to-utl-fy
lux II III lii favor ot the suite 111.1t ciitn'itv
v- ..nil 11 B 8he|inru. 11 ml said lot < f la id
AI*o I it of luml No t'4 In ttie !3iH il'-t
mill 1l1eU.1l SCO! Inn ul'-iilil cotiniv. levied
mi to sal My ax II la in favor o' tin-hi ate
mid tin Cain. tv. v- O. tV. A rim. thing,
and etui] Ini levied 1 11 uu Ids iii'opni-ty.
A iso lot No ii'J In ih-3.d dUlilct anil
tin- till'd ncul’011 of said county, Idle I on
o -iilisfy a tax III fa In fn<’orof 1 ho (tale
mid ci. 11111 y, v» Thou L Wanlck, and said
1.1 levied on a« his pioperl.y.
Ainu, lot W u 1)4 In 3rd district and 8rd
eclion. levied on tn.atl.-fv u lax tl fa in
favor of tin--ime and the county v,Thom*
son f rynsrd, mid -aid .nt levied on as hi
ll" perty. each of the above lots levied on
'containing 4(1 acreseauli. nin e,nr leas, all
tnc iiburo levies inndc ml hitur.e I to me
hy W. C, Abney. L. C.
Dallas Ga July 4tb, 18H8.
NaTII/N Cf-OPK 1 *. Sheriff 1
little Sophie1 Worrill say, when "The Georgia Mining uud Aluoufac-
asked why she produced her spec- luring < lornpauv.-’
ialties iu burlesque: “It is because
the public taste is so vi iateu the
present day, we put upon the
stage that which attracts best in
order to make the most money.”
However, we leave the question
with the above hints. Should
wo say any more our supply of
complimeutury’s might cease.
Professor Duncan plants his
ear y variety of corn and his
Mammoth Prolific cotton in al
ternate rows, of 36 inches width,
thereby making two crops upon
the same ground the same season,
the one not antagonizing the
othei, and the corn ciop yielding
a reveuue sufficient to defray
ull expenses in cultivating, gath
ering, etc. the crop. The manner
ot culiivation is also new and
meritous, The Professor is a live
fanner as well as a scholar. He
has recently bought and added
several injre acres to his experi
mental farm.
!5l A JE OF UEOKOlA, i'uubJi ug
Coun y.
1o ihe Hnnnrablc Superior Court
of said Countv.—Tho peti'lnu of C,
\V. Rnsli, Hugh H. Colquitt, Henry
Hanks and 0. D. Forayili re-pectful-
Iv ahoueth that thev have iiaaojaled
thend-lve* toge tlier find deairea 10 ob
tain a charier lo themselves, their as
-ociatea, and successors, und ir .Section
1676 of the Code oflawa of this Stale,
for (he purpose of carrying on h min-
ii'.g reduc.iou ami luaiiufucluring bus
iness in mining for sulphur, copper,
and other valoab'e metals, reduc
uud utilize Ihe same, and to nmuutatv
lure fertilizers and other things there-
'rout, iu said county, uud ut soch oth
er places iu said state as may from
time to time become necessary for the
purpo-e afore* -id, the principal office
and place of buainess being in said
county of Puuuling
1 lie nume of auid company lo be
luring Company.
lliil 1 heir capital stock be five
lliousun.i dollars with tbe privilege
ot increasing tbe same lo three bundl
ed ibi u-uud djllurs, ten per emit of
the origiiml capiiol being ac ually
pni I iu, .hat said churter be gruiil-
ed lor twenty years, wi tii right of ex-
tension or renewal. That said Cornn-
- atiou have power (o purchase and
bold pio|>erty, real and peiaiual, sue
und be sued, c-ntrnct and be con*
tircied with, make by-laws, and to do
nil acts and things n'eces ary tor the
-x ecu lion of ihe purposes ol suiil or-
gamz. linn. Your peiitiouers pray ihe
passing of uu order and judgment
granting this, their application, and
1 hey and their associates and success
ors be incorporated for the purpe ei
us herein set forth, and petitioners will
ever pray. eic.
V, D. FORSYTH,
. Ait'y for Feiitiuners.
I certify that tiie above and forego
ing is a true and correct copy of the
original, and of the minutes of the
court of file in my office. This June
ut it83. \v. i. fain,
C.erk tiuperior Coart, Paulding Co.
SUMMER
Imprudences
ARE SURE TO BRINQ
ON SUMMER DISEASES
INDIGESTION,
DIARRIKEA,
DYSENTERY,
COLIC,
CRAMPS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
FEVERS, 4c., Ac.
BUT
Perry Davit'$ Pain Killer
Daivca Them Away.
Drives Trek Away,
Drives Taut Away.
eewr H WITHOUT MM KILIM.
tur or kmt OMoooitr.
“SPOT CASH” STORE!
J. J. PAYNB. D VLLAS, GA.. J. M STONE, BMlMMgtA
WADE WHITE, MARlErrA.OA.
J. J. PAYNE & CO, DALLAS, GA,
Invite .the people of Penlding end surroundingsnasiiee to sail al Iks.
“SPOT CASH” STOKE
—AND EXAMINE THEIR LARGE STOf K OP- ”
DRY GOODS. CLOTH
ING, SHOES AND BOOTSa
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
hardware, Era
We make n specialty of HARDtV ARE AND. GHOOMMBk few
end sell lor uuh, aud oonsequently are enabled to give the kes bnepefes
“Others May Imitate—None Can EqvT
5IIi is esay for any man lo t ieim that Ms prises ate the lowest. The Mbit*
like to know how nue man can under-ell all others. We ere the *Blr"nitr
chant* 111 Dalle* that make I list mowing. Her* ia the argument-
KSr We sell for “SPOT CASH.” No goods leave oar stoes till
paid for. We therefore have no peroentsgs of losses on bad rnitnra
” P ri».‘f„, w sPOTc*Sa"J« w> ""“
Come and see for yoursel es
J. J. PAYNE A CO,
“Spot Cash’ fee*-
Hie R M Birdsall Manufacturing Ca
AUBUltN, NEW YORK.
J\\ Vf. Roberto Sf Son,
AGEJYTS, »oUmm,Ua,
We are the egentt of fh* above extensive Manufacturing fiiriiif me
offer at menu*artu>era prices
ENGINES, SAW MILLS AND OTHER
MACHINERY OF THE I ATEST AND MOST IMPROVED
PATTERN.
WE are using at our mill en engine of their make and iavito 1
inspection ot it.
Call on tie and get fill! particular* at lo meiife, prioee, terras, sis.
N. W. ROBERTS A Soil,
Dallas, Ga.
I AM SOLID! I Pay Cask For My Goods!
Get off all discounts allowed merchants.
1 have mi runt, if nrn he
I can afford to sell 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 trash aad well selected stock of groeeriM.
I Also Keep Medicines.
Coussons Compound Honey of Tar.
Coussens Lightning Linsment
fablers Buckeye Pile Ointment,
Vermifngs, ete.
Call and see me and bring your pocket-book. You will find dm
near depot. Youis,
F. M. MATTHEWS
DALLAS GA
New Furniture Store /
WR. STRICKLAND.
I will rail you Parlor, Uliainl)i!i- and (lining room lurultur: at lower nrloa m
ca-h than luive ever been at'ii'acil In Dalit-. F
Examine m> rtock of bed-teuils ami inattres’«<i. taitrat iinnreved aortaw mat.
trearaa, doublu aud single BKDSI'KaDS AND MATTKEhdtCA. But •
Matreaiies ~~ w
SAFES!
SAFES!!
SAFES!!!
Perforated Tin andlWire. Best make. Low down for the moony.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Such as Acordions,Harmonicas. And the latest thins oaL saw
child can play it, THE ORGANETTE. Yon put in th? nofes *
one end and the music comes out at the other. Come and see that
CII ROMOS.
Lovely land scapes, every parlor should have them.
STOVES, STOVES, STOYKfc
tSF I BUY FOR THE CASH AND SELL FOR THE
I handle the New Improved Singer Sewing Machine.
Hence voh save tho tariff on time prices. Call and see me at mr
new stand, W. R„ STRICKLAND,
DALLAS^