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J OCAL GOSSir.
Paulding county came to Dal-
1 is yesterday to the celebration.
Couitry watertnillious, knotty
a d half grown, have put inthtir
appear anoe.
Cotton is looking a little ochae
aad corn is suffering for rain.
Hot, dry and enervating.
G ti Bawls Drua A C •. f r
s< h xil text books.
t o'. Mart L. Huff of 'Jooro d Cobh
Luuuly, waa in ail< mis ee upon tlio Ce.- (
«'■ spots a >. mat off. Z. l uriKT.
The Beautiful Green Melon.
A boantifnl thing it was, and
right green was young Mr. Green,
who went ilowu to the cellar
about miduight and ate ue.tr.y
h df of it. The next day yonug
Mr. Green said he didu't "rant any
breakfast, aud he th.ugiit he
would uot go to the store. 1 le
wished he hadn’t s : en that w Ur*
melon. By 'he prompt aduneis-
irrtion of Perry Davis's Pain Kil
ler'Oung Mr, Greeu’s internal
economy wss re luo d to a sltti
of peace and comfort.
The great colebratien occasion
esnsed the New Ena to be b 'la-1
tula day, but then you know 1
w3 rll ha t a good time.
Pa I sBros A Co are keeping in
stock school Irouks for the acc m-
nndution of their many patrons, i
Ben Matthews has opened a (
first-class furniture establishment
in the triangular briok block at
the depot.
Superiour Court convenes next
Monday two week*, aud will bold
about one we k. Only one or
two criminal cases on the docket.
The .Light-Running Domestic,
the few of all sewing machines, is
still ahead. Ask for them and I
take no o her. For sale by J. B,
A T. A. Foote A Co.
To-day(Wednesdiiy) alt is life
aud aunimatio.i tn Dallas. Noth
ing on earth more nearly ap
proaches perfect happiness in the
young than well conducted Sab
bath School picnics in fair weath
er.
Make your home a paradise aud
your wife happy by giving her a
L glit Running Domestic. Call
and see them at J. B. A T A,
Foote & Company’s.
About now the 10a l overseer
will look over his cornfield and
not finding the fodder exactly
ti uly to pull, will rnn around and
vurn his hands, and then they
will all work the road a half day
or so, while they are resting.
Why injure your 1 e 'lid m 1
keep the baby nwa .i by workiig
a heavy machine wheu you cau
get the L’ght Running Domestic
at J. B. A T. A, Foote it Com
pany’s.
Yeneiday slit lit t he clo*c of the S. S
Olein Ut.niiltrrci4.ii-.u t ok place b *
t«e n Hr, Dii.k I’tirt mid bill Neill, ir»l
<lc t* of ilie '< Wirpini of the county, In
which Pace win* struck ii|.on the slii.ul
dir with it ruck by JNcill mill I licit stiihb
cd wl bu knife in flic reglou of the limit,
c hlcli wound eume Very m-n. proving la-
tu> 1 acc will ivcovei, and Mini is in
ini', n will give boi.d.
Rome expects to get the cen
tral work ships of the three divi
sions of the E. T. V. A Ga. rail
road. We wish Rome all the
good luck possible, for she evi
dently has the pluck to win any
where, etc.
Messrs E. R. Smith tcCo., Pro
prietors of the Cherokee Flour
Mills, Rome, Ga., are day* be
hind with their orders, Mr. R. A.
Welch, so popularly known as an
expert in milling, is a member of
the firm, and his connection with
the mill is a guarantee oi the
quality of their goods.
Cherokee Flour has no superi
or. We would advise our - Dallas
merchants to place their orders
with them and be convinced cf
what we say about them.
It will be ibe business of the
Eba in the future, as in the past,
to look after the management of
the county and municipal affairs
as far as our duty prompts us, to
praise when deserving and to sen-
sure when merited any man fill
ing a position cf public trust.
B. H. O.—These initials will
lie at once recognized as hose of
our regular coirespondeut, Mr.
B, H. Owen, Nebo, P, O., this
couuty, Mr Owen called at our
office aud leL us some of the fiuest
specimens of early pears that it
has been our good fortune to sc*
for many years at this season, for
whioh we her by thauk him. Bat
thatch) ver act is not the only
good thing Mr Oweu is guilty of.
The large audience of patient lis
teners at the Celebration were
treated to one of the best origin
al addresses, delivered in bis own
inimitable style, that claimed the
heaving a'teution that day. Mr.
Owen certainly feath red bis cap
with many new admtrers an 1
friends on that occasion.
Not tlie least interesting feature
and enjoyable p irt of the pro
gramme of yestar lay's, great oc
casion was the infant class sing
ing by the Hopewell school upou
the r. strum. The litile fellows
were well drilled, nnd made many
hearts swell with pride at their
rendition of a aweet song.
it is a pity the Telegraph and
Messeuger and-the Constitution
cannot settle the status ' of the
truck farmer oi Georgia. Per
haps if the Telegraph will coucede
by truckling that trucking is the
greatest invention of the 19th.
century, aui gotteu up by the x-
clusive research anil promptiug of
.hut grea' aud imperious daily,
the Uoustitution, all will bo weil t
Many the remarks of the speak
eis of yesterday; and many the
period of the essayists that float-
ad nut upou the balmy air laden
with congrutula'ions for the victo
ry over intomjieinnce. Oftimes
the most carefully prepared re
port, and the must impartial ren
dering of some speeches find es
says prescut features in which
there may be found praise that
is fulsome or invidious,but we do
uot h 1 sitate to mention, yea, we
take pleasure in commending that
elegant composition upon Tem
perance, read in a style pleasing
and easy by Miss M iuie Badgett
cf Burnt Hickory -School She
played her part welL
DALLAS PRICES CURRENT.
ItSTANDS at ♦He Head
I First-Class Hastering
nit III,III HI M I HI IWlttM,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY BAWLS, BROS..
A C3.,
Mr. John F. Ragsdale is the
boss Irish potato man of this
c, un ry, He brought into our
office specimens of the Eary
Rose that we weighed ourselves,
and found to average a pound
each, Mr. R. liii nat r\ine them
in the ground either. We pause
for a r, p y.
Fancy Flour, per bbL
Extra Family
Family
eal, per bushel
Coru
Eggs, per dozen
Cl ickeus spring
“ heus
Buter per pound
Honey
Haros
Bulk meat
B' lk Shoulders
Canvassed
Peas, white
“ Clay
“ mixed
Oats
Lard
Syrup, per gallon
Coffee, per pound
Granulatod Sugar
Extra 0.
B •swax
Tallow
Ri e
Grits
.Mackerel J bbl’s
Shad per p uud
700
6.50
6.00
2i to 57A
2J to 671
10
10 to 16
20 n 22 .J
12 to 20
10 to 12
15
101
10
Hi
90
70 to 80
r 70
45 to 50
14
50 to 85
10 to 14
i21
10
2*
05
8 to 81
4
* ’ 3.C0
a
Tli» Is'lie »rkai>« irilnal
LEADER IN THE TRADE
I » 'ni t tlml cannot tn ill fi lial.
M VNY IM1T\TE 111
NONE EQUAL HI
The Largest Armed I
The Lighten! Hanning
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL Woodwork!
Anil I* wn minted • .
To be nuduol llie limit i*J»l4?r'nl
To ilo any amt uli kinds of work.
Tn be complete lu every rennet.
Forsaiebv
J. U, ft T. A. Foots A Co.,
I.'ul'as, On.
tVAgents wanted In unocupted tertiary.
Address
DOMESTIC 8. M. CO.,
Richmond, Vs.i
Pnnldlng Hherlff Males,
Will be soul on the fl'rt Tue .duy In
Augi'st next, st th Court-house In said
county, wlilnii the legal lionrs of sale tin’
following propperiv. to wilt Lot* of
'and No 121 in lie Kid d'str et end the
Kt'd Hcctlon of the Haul county, *<> rstl-fy,
tux II In In favor of the stnle ui.d county
v* .lolln 1) bln'imi'il mill Niild lot of lit d
A1 -o lit nf In ml No I'4 In the 2nd d «t .
mill the Onl seuilou of mild county, levied
.in to Hiitinfy mi tl lu In luvnr o' the state
and Iht eoili.ly, V» U. W, Ariii.liouu,
and mild lot luvled on as Ills p,opci ty.
A'so lot No i) if in ih* 2i'd illstilet end
the tid'd ueellon of said c. unity, levied on
o -uiisfy a tax lit ft In l*"or of the stile-
amici IV. vuTIkm 1, Wsnick, and said
lot levied on iis hlu piopvrly.
Also, lol Wo04 lu 8rd district and ''8rd
fuullon. levied on to.atl-ijf a tux d fit I
uvoi' of the niute hint the county vsThiim
son ryi aril, mid mild <>t levied on us hi*
pn party, each of the shove lots levied on
eonliiliili’jj 411 acres eaoli. move or less, all
the ubu, u levies made nd roturaed to ine
by W. 0, Ahney. L. C.
Dallas Oa July 4th, I8*!l,
N aI 11/ N Ci «IPFR. Sheriff'
if I A Ik OF blUlilild, Cau I ding
Couniy,
DONE TO ORDER.
let ymjr work donedy * man who dcfie-
U' mprlltiuti. By one whose work does not
crack, lly one wboMultnlsh yonr walls
In plasterol Purls ns white a* snow and
as amooili a* glass. By one who Insure*
your walls to s tud washing and hold
their ylnss. -
No whim washing every year needed
I do not enrae.kri* to underbid nnv
one. My prices are'he same ihe wot id
over io wit Brow* pillar lath and
on«Cb*t prt yard, 06
2 coats 06
8 omits Shim finish 10
3 coals ghws finish II
Brick walls one per cent off
Ilydiuuliq eeno nt and eaeium
nlsieriwo toms 15 eirot* per yard
It is so hard it 'ake* ihe blow of a
hstnni » lo hr ah i a ,d can be used
In mside ol nov work and siauda
a i esc. J. IIA M M Kit is the onl man
in ihi< omin'rv who e n I amlle piaster
pari* at Ids e urn
For particulars apply at New
Era Office.
lo the Honorable Superior Court
of said County.—The petition of C,
\V. Rush, Hugh H. Colquitt, Henry 1
Hanks and C. D. Forsyth respectful
ly shuwoth that they have associated
themt ‘Ives together and desires to uh-
tniu a charter to themselves, their as
•ornate*, nod successors, und ir Beotion
1676 of the Code of laws of this btate.
for ihe purpose of carrying on s min
ing reduction and manufacturing bus
iness in uiiuing for sulphur, copper,
and other valuable metals, reduc
and utilise Ibe same, and to manufac
ture fertilisers and other things Ibere-
r rom, in said county, aud at such oth
er p'aoes iu ssid slate as may from
time lo time become necessary for (lie
purpose aforesaid, ibe principal office
and place of business being in said
county of Paulding
The name of said company lo be
‘‘The Georgia Mining and Manufac
turing Company.'’
Thai their capit 1 stock be five
thousand dollars with tlu privilege
of increasing the same to three buudi-
• d tbi uriinU dollars, fen per cent of
the originul cupiiui being ac ualiy
pai l in, "hat said charter be grant
ed for twenty years, with right of ex-
.t-Dsion or renewal. That raid Cornu*
lation have pow r to pure ase and
hold pioperty, real and i-ersmal, sue
sud be sued, c ntract pud be con«
tii cted with, make by-l iws, and to do
<11 acts aud things neces ury tor ihe
xecution of the purposes ot said or-
ganiz tiom Your peiitioners pray
|.a*sirig of an order ai.tl j'ldgmenl
ran ing this, tneir npplicatiuu, und
l.ey uod their i:ssocia>es and success
ors be liicorporsted for the purpe e*
Us herein set forth, and petitioners will
ever pruy, etc,
C, D. FORSYTH,
Ait’y for 'Petitioners.
I certify that the above and forego
ing it u true and correct copy of ihe
or.gioal and .of the miuu.es of the
court of file in my office. This June
iH., 1 '-, 83 - iv. I. Fain,
I Cierk SuieriorCour, Puu diugto.
SUMMER
ARC SURE TO BRING
ON SVMMCN DISEASES
INDIGESTION, .
DIARRIKEA,
DYSENTERY,
couc,
CRAMPS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
FEVERS; Ac., Ac.
BUT
Nrry Davk'$ Pain Kithr
Dims The* Away.
Darvm Tams Away.
Danras Tsu Away.
Mrr if wtrmwr map hum.
nr or mt uumtnr.
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SPOT CASH" STORE!
YRNA, OA
J. J. PAYNK. DELLAS, GA.,' f. WI
WADE WR|TE,MAR1ETI
J. j. PAINE k GA.
l*yU« thepeop'oof Panldl^ wd s srti»filWm uiUSShs" f* dil at tbs
-AND EXAMINE THEIR LARGE 8T0 1C
DRY GOODS, Ot(M-
ING, SHOES AND BOOTS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, ETC.
We Beaks ■ specialty of HARD* ARE ANIV CROC ERIKA, bay
and sell fiw cash, and oonsequeatly are snsbled le givo ibis best' bargain*
“Others Hay Imitate—None Can Equal 11
It i* easy for any man In claim that his prises are tbs lowest. Thn p*Mm
like lokn*w Imw one man can undst.all nil others. Vs^rethe "illy mer.
chants Ml Da : !«s lb*.t ■**!• that snowing. Hat* Is lbs *rgunmi.i*
We *ell for ‘WOT GASH." No good* bsts o*r thin (ill
paid for. . We therefore liar* no peroaalag* of hwuriis on bml custom
ers that we mast naka up o* goad euatoaara. We sell at heM-paa
prices for SPOT GASH, JBf * •
Come aad aaa tor yourae) **.
< J. J* PAYNE & CO-
“Spot Caeh” Man
The R M. Birdsall Manniacturing Co
AUBURN, NEW YORK.
Jl* W 1 . Roberta Sf Som,
•AGRJVTS, BmUmt, G«.
n *
Wn are the agsnts of tbaaboY* sxtsaaivs Maaafiwwriag Osmpaay, aad
offer at manufacturers prions
ENGINES, SAW MILLS AND OTHER
MACHINERY or THE I ATEST AMD MOST IMPROVED
pattern.
WE are using at oar milt au,mgi*s *f tbsir make aad Ihviin a aassful
insfaotiou ol it
Call on us and got foil partlmlafs as Is mstlts, prises, terms, sis.
N. W. ROBERTS A Soil,
Dallas, Ga.
I can afford to sell cheaper (ban marehaate who buy on time.
Prices. I desl in dry goods. . - i-
And keep on hsnd a trash aad Wall selected sfetfek of groccris*.
I Also Keep medicines.
Conssens Compound Honey of Tar.
Coussens Lightning Linameni v , „
« Tablers Dnekay* Pil# -Ointment,
Vcqnifoge, its.
Cull and sea me and bring yonr pocket-book. Ton will find m*
near depot. Toms,
F. M* MATTHEWS
. DALLAS, GA
New Furniture Store /
WR. 8TRIOKLAND,
l will ssll yon Parlor. Chamber and dining room (sraiturs st lower pries* lor
cash than have ever bten sl's'aetl Is Dallas.
I AM SOLID! I Pay Cash For My Goods!
Gat off all discount* allowed maroluwU. .
i itn ito null, ir times in itiui nnui
Call and Examine My Goods And Get My
Examine my stock of be<t«tenils Rati mattresses. La*esl tiapmved spring mat
tresses, double aud single BKIWifitRS AND MATTKlASts, Rest cotton t*p
Matresses
I
SAFES! •
SAFES!!
SAFES!!!
Perforated Tin nnd Wire. Beat make. Low down for the money.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
8ucb as Acordions, Harmonicas. -And the latent Sling oat, nay
child can play it, THE OBGANETTE. Ton put in thn note* at
one end and the mnBic comes ont at the otiibr. Come and see them.
CH ROMOS.
Lovely land scapes, every parlor should havej
STOVES, STOVES, S^J
SfiT I BUT FOB THE CASH AND SELL FOB
1 handle the New Improved Singer Sawing Naohiae.
Hence von sa* e the tariff on time prices. Callj
new stand, W.R.STRH