The Paulding new era. (Dallas, Ga.) 1882-189?, August 16, 1883, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPnnllTnur NpiV Vi'Q linns '<) see that the same is prop-! have beon nbloexamine the Oi- l aUIUIll n IxtiV -Li j ei]y openod nml made passable J: 1 —— fl - J 1 '— by the railroad authorities. Wo By JAMES BRKCKKNItllKiK & GO., , . . .. . — — find the roads in 101)3.d district DALLAS, (tA., AUG. 1C>. 1883 , s jjji j„ . oners! bad order,the saino I cer ify th >* the above an 1 dinary's books ive find them also] within is a true transcript from the minutes of ihis court. W. I Fain, Clerk kept neatly and free from blots. Th ) books of the Clerk of the Hu- ! porior Court we find kept ill good j PasMiag t'onnty 0ratal Jury Hem-ial j !*»' in« also beon so reported at j order, and with the eulries Presentments* August Term, 1888. the lust term of the court, I thatjlin commissioners have We, the Grand Jury, selected, | done their duty in regard to and not tin chosen and sworn for the presont term of the court, beg l>;ave to make these, our general present- The committee appointed to ex amiue the convict camp report as follows; We find the camps in tolerable •ondition, the convicts properly fed and clothed, Wo would roc- oraend a little more cleanliness in the camp; wo find the eouvie s in good health except oue or two. James W. Rooms, Mason J. Flor- enos, John F. Ragsdale, Geo, A. Owen, R. H,, McMillou, F, W. Bassom, Comiuiltee. The committee to examine the psnper farm also report: We find the same consisting of one hnndredaud twenty acres with about tbir y five acres of wood land and the rest open land, with a teleraM* fair crop on a portion of it, considering the late drouth. We And a portion of the outfit and improvements havj been supplied at what we omuidor a high piica, Ilia lirtwao* KimJitrtJ dollars too much; the well having oost up to this time one hundred . dollars and i.o< yet completed v The fsrm outfit, buildings, pair of * males and wagon, salary of su- perintendant.witli supplies to run fatm until the first of Janua ry u*xt we estinisto t < cost three thousand an 1 forty three dollars. v.Ws 'think the cost of the lan 1 mules and wagon reasonably low. Wo think the salary if the super intendent and board of his family will amount to about six hundred rtollans per annum, and consider ing the number of inmates being four at the pioseut time, an l the duties likely to be required of the snperinteudnut not very bimlou- Homo, we fear that without re trenchment and nioro economy it is likely to be run at a loss to the county, but wo nope for the best, and as the arranguncut puts the paupers of the county ou the 1 - same footing we hope it will be a . successful experiment, and inure : 1 to the benefit of the county if properly managed.—Com in i ttoe; M. J. Florence, J. 1-', Ragsdale, J. W. Reeves. We find the amount of taxable property on lie digest of 1882 to bo $1,400,114, from which for that year the county tax was $0,800.7!) We fiud amount of taxable prop erty on digost of 1883 to be $1,- 425,018) on which wo recouiniond a tax for county purposes, which added to thi state tax will m ike sixty-five cents ou the hundred dollars, includiug state tax on the state tax to bo levied for the cur rent year for general county pur poses. We further fiud a default in giving in property on tho di gest of improved lands, $52,083, and on digest of wild laud no find a further sum of $22,258, which laBt amount is produced by an average of forty dollars per lot «*h said wild laud, to all of whioh we recoin in nil the t>x receiver to a'Qierf as a guide for the coming year. .We have appointed Dr. T. J. Jester and Dr. W. 0. Conually dn the board of health for this county. In view of the passage of ail act to create a board of commission- same. Also the road from Seals bridge to (Jray’s mill is in bad order,the same not having been worked in »- year or more. We fiud tho bridge at Gray’s mill in very bad ore’er, and dangerous, the flcor in such condition, and tho bnuistering gone entirely in several places, that there is liability ut any day to serious accidents, that might costs the county many times tho cost of the necessary repairs re quired it tho present time, We and records oil the same free from blcts and erasures, and with great neatness. Tho Tax-Collector lays before our body bis record of receipts for special liquor tax. As he lias not y*'t con meuced the collection of the tax for tho current year we have no report to make upon his book of collection of poll and property tax. The tax recoiv r lias deposited in ihn Ordinary's office a m at i copy of his digest for tho present | year, olid also a copy of his wild j laud digos’, showing neatness, | good order and regularity on the Tim name id the new hotel should be GATE L’TTY; not"ith- s'lU'.ding Kimball has come io i ry unit ; o put rale h.s name find the bridge in 912ud district, I entries on tho same. Tho school known as Florence’s bridge, in very bad condition, and as th guarantee under which it was built is out the responsibility of sc. idont no v falls o i the county, and wo recommend that the same bo let out by contract to build a new bridge as provided by law, We find in 1013rd district a por tion of the r tad loading from the Atlanta road to the widow Bobo’s in very bad condition. We find on tho road from Dallas to Car- tersville, 111 William bone's lane, a very bad plaiv which ought to lie worked by the road hands,and the Ordinary is requests J t > see that the same is worked at nit early date. Wo fiud the road in ,218th district, except the road from Gray’s mill to Cooper's store not properly worked, 'Vo find that the road commissioners in a majority of the districts have neg lected their duty in making 'hr ir reports to the Ordinary, as requir ed by law, and if this duty is not ittotided to in an early day that commissi, ner having made his report to the lust February term of the court li“ is not required to make his annual report at this term of the court, Ah ri‘t{uitls pilbiic buildings We find the jail neatly l;ep', ami with gieaivr cIn.iiiliiiess dull UHUufiy I'onml in mi Ii p’uces, An regards die court liou’o wo re gret In have In re n t the -nine hi hid order, wi h u good many • ijj lit* broken mit of tho window r»-h, which we hope Will bfs io, n trail bvfuro *[■> •• wealh-r. We also report die II or- id die'.Hires i s not ke|(. iu a dem y ni inner, and recuiiMie.nl In d ll'j. lit officer', ulier die «dj urnncul r.f ihi- conri, lo hive h in smuiu I out. While we are dis|»oied l*» itcooiimi ' time our aa far m we cun rin^the session of goni l wo art* oppos ed to the prae ice of o* oking i*i ih • fiio p’ttce of me SlierillV olH o a* wa Hud tlie ilmigcr ol fl'O to lu great, on accoiim of lio Iml c)oi\i(iOii of the lioaiill next to ti c i\ or, ilio hui 11» Doing very n now noil Ijo ca io the il M.r iicxi to it. A o Iiojh* ibe CJij u 1 The Great flpooifio for fteuralgia and Headache* 1 ill**imi 1 Itciiirdy. » ontainln# 10 (Ju niiif, Opbiiii, ('lilt roiot'tn. t lilornl > r mi.v.oiIo oi iinv kind. 8;ifo aatl quick in lu* uctlonJEJ \!ayc rh Okfic:*: > Ijcksburk.Va April ill 1870, \ Mkhmiim. Notchimin & liu*>; It affords iiic [ilniHiiic tu u-tl'y to ihe yruU \ h'ltics ol your . •Miruiglu**” for • lit* cure of nounlitiii and Hick liwulitchu I In the lio t ioiuc'Iv lor 'Iicfc most dl>lr(‘HHloi! yoilip IlilltB 1 SVOFVV lltfl'd. It idlOtT.ll belli ev*.rv family in .h«‘(nmnt-v. Ui». It. I!r.Ar> # Mayor or Li'csbur , Va. Mcmbiw. IliifcliiHim iVj It < : l am huppv io any i i«t yo* r ••Xcuinlalno''* actid a** a h|>*<;ilie in mv »cs*it*vimix mo. in an limn fiihly ahori. Hum. I wotild a lvlae all utiffo i u fro.n ncarai'rbio »o t:v Yours, etc ' V. Si.Wb M. I). MTiREGOIl & CHASTAIN, MAXUFACTUI»FK8 AND DEAhERS IN s\wiles, MINES), tin'll'', whips omitt cum «f >: dille.ni d lmn iss n nfcr'nl, Imjiusseil; ajl kipils rf lealImr nndraw mi- trrisi.o'd eveijlhii g i.inntiy I epl m cue ■ iur. Weoni y uii ini kinds of re- paira ol Saddle*, Humes*, Bnggv Trim-idngs, Cusliioni*, etdi Wo re a fo diolcrh in It AW HIDE' 5 , fur which the highe t ew'i pries will Lu paid, MCGREGOR «fc CHASTAIN, S.iu h side ol Square, Dallas, Ga. More Popular than Ever! •x lac Hoocnt Imprcvementm MADE IN THE ^hite Sawing Machines, ■d i they he fined by the court at the ,iiry na.in will he ou up noxt February term tlmrcof. I I'ax Ueuuivei wtitn recuiiing re urn Wo find some bridge work j ol pioj criy, the collector nh.'ii c >1 called for by the citizens of iw w-i leoimg luxe-, u.al dio iieu«un r iv c tieth district (1081st.) and request Adds much to the Many Excellent Qualities SUPERIOR MACHINE It is an especial favorite of the la dies, tailors and others who use them lor the many advantages it possesses over all other sewing machines. Kierv Vl hi e Muehlu* li «» ruDi»d llye yrsrs u> il i> written wsrnn'y cl veil to each purelwm- cr. The paMIr are Hoilc'ivd to examine them Ii •I’oru linylnu » miielilne J .D.& T. F. 8ITH, lyiiolesale and Retail Dealers, 59 Broad St. In Active Service l Thirteen Years The tiro* 1 ia'i-iad 1 i ■ :- no urls in the war dint is n >w In i I d - ire to call tliu alien lion gnniTal I Iml I at piled Hoia » n^ul hv meiulmI ■runie roni|ioti'mit never is. one Mgsilist Mother, ds ns clioip ns any limit »li di it is "ell «■ the pul.lio fo AAf> WILL SELL puiporis to b> doing nn honorable liuri- D01XG AN IIOKOHAULE BUSINESS, ' f'diorivisp I have noildiig Io any. My ni'ch * tie stye of the oh’e |. bust, ness holier, in Dull, s noil I have hi on a ciiiih an 1 1 sidi n', of ll.i- C' lni'v f tr i ho ly-trtin yours. 'I lie people Uiaai me. and inyimi'd as ii Im iniHs n nat is g ciiocn I i y ki.own. Tin ivioro umie in m-* wii:“.-IUi ( AS;i” mi,I von will he ih iigldcil «iih 'I t losiilt. 1 kiep Fniaily Groeeiiesim-linliiig Meal, Siljiiis, Flour, Ifiee, ale. 1 keep online ! i mi » nulml ln; cnoinitt 1 iiijeliereJ, Oys'ers, Sardii o ..pa, inuiuhuo mill lobiiiu etc, F cl; Hiii fl'ai' l ti I* nl i. mid mixed, pa l» III I l.li Ptiwili-r Ml-ltU'l* oversutrs ot.tlio roads at most of tliu forks requiring die same, and also rooommond that saifablu ones j Leaving bill ou hand bo furnished by tho Ordinary ! iuoludiu when called for by the ovorscors, ■ and that this also bo a 1 .tended to j Laml, and hi" Look at an early date. j vmichu.s reamled ou And we find that if the jr.ria-1 ^ Vu "»«» "I'l diction and oversnht of tho In i $2,(17(1,33 liia com missions,proper ly accounted lor,deposited and on pi"pe. ly kt-jii lll.O W. G, < nunis ioia r s. lii.hs io till os in nur county belongs to the road commissioners as regards j r porting their condition to tho. Ordinary they have negl.ee ed! their duty as regards tim e we liml in bad condition, lutliea l- ministrutinu of county affairs,next to ilio observance of law «ud ord-r i I mu vacancy oc asioliuu Ik i..o i u,-i;.- liuiion of iV, M: ilcGivg' v, ; Wo have appoiiiu.il F il Dnmiin, NN G ©| i k- mill J .Njeigs limn u coin i it ou to mo tuihl ,.ii, ml to .-noli puriions of our ilulios us it Inis bc.ii inipus ibic I', r c.s .e per.or n, b i.ig tliuucx miiuiu.i of lliu bo.iss of iIio , Or ii nary's nftLo ami so.no mtiu nothing tends nmio to tho wolfme ull j, l>io.i ne have no. b.e c.f a. onuiity then gorwl ma,lu ivufl bridges. The dockets of tho notaries pub j Itwr iffcrtnce to ail ii.e llb.y io give ur aue I.ion on ueouiu of ne ir-sduieof oilier ou in ess, return, lie and Jusiioes of ihe Peace of the different dis riets of the couu- y have been brought before our uuuii'y o il ers sme.i llic ripen oi Minil.ir oo-ti ini lue, lu ihe eenc.usioii of our laliars body with a feiv exceptions, on | temJir to ms Honor, Joel LSranlmui account oi their impression that this duty was to be only annually'! ilmuks tor their done, uiid not semi-annually, at j mom b aly.au < a di term of the tour , as requir ed by law, such docke s as we have received from them, iu a great measure, wore not handed iu ou the first day of court, and j we trust that hereafter they will attend to this iu tho two respects I as mini d, that is bi-euuitill.y, and on tho firs day of each court. We at < o icilor Gonei ai J I NVr _ a.ten «rs of roads and revenues for our find them properly kept as fur as county wo recommon l Juntos M. ' we could examine them, and we Watson, R. H. MeMillen and Geo.' would call their attention to the A. Owen as such b >urd, to act' act iu the new code requiring them mnsjy an a 1 ho lor ihe uilonn i- tion given us iu iuu charge of me 0 mri. anil the mil eXlmMnl by die ecu line, of ilia ti onciior Genoa 1 , n u r coiumuiid lira th sc pro enliiiou be pabliohui in ih< Tau.ilidg Nos E a. David D. Grogan, Foreman, Jo- siali M. Hunt, Clerk, James NN. McGarrity, Wyatt Lee, James \\. lle. ves, Wd iam M. Antway, Ma son J. Florence, itiber. G. iliys, George Melilayer, James J. . a- gan, Wiliam J. Hogue, James A. SEWMGMflCMECfr C ill GAG0.1 LL.- . ORANGE, MASS. 0 and ATLANTA.GAr P, FMATJIEWS&CO, DALI.AS, GA. It STANDS at thfl Het d iiie anil well relic fill hIikIc r f Of eileiy I'n iii C’rx n A Co., of G in'oi' Icrics, 11 i nl on, N. J. a supply of'in ll'win die A'.luuii Stove »i.«J I j** HOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPSl MAKE A STEC.ALTY, In imiii.iiH, such ur im err, top. mIns. ■ uoeir. rp.-.nl «niton,, unl oreldiig.. hcui fs. cln. ( c. 1 mil i on pie e. M v iliyg.ioCB me f. in ihe «ti| ni d' well e#lnh inlieil house o'Jot h -ilvev & Go. I nl«o lisp hh. <1 •>,. hsilii' niM 1 di'ie liailii: s mul a ihon-ntal Ihinpw loo le'lioos io lion. Cou.e i ( , nee mr and if yon limit »e-‘ ivlmt you ivani nsk lor il, mi.I » :.eo y*i'i KoinejpHi g:iv v*.r want some go aU for spet cash mi.I you wtll h ■ -urpri-eii n- well »h . ell.di edi with the Inti-nine that mil will lenahilv rei i vu. I elv uou>piliii.io, ai.d nn prices will elm'* up wiili n y one, T I V me Your Humble Servant. E. IS&.tjJ&NN. Dr. J. M. Harrison, PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, DALLAS,---- GE )RGf A. (Ofllee With l)r. UoliertMon.) Teiuliis lih - rote si nnl services to I lie e'lUciiB of Dudns nml surrouii.il ige.iiiiiIr.v inlv 1'.’ Iv C. D. McCtUEGOR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, DALLAS, - ------ Georgia. pdllci In Com - '.- Iloii-c.) I elvc mv entire fttientlon to he pnic- iv. . run |-tu ; ii specla 1 ly. »h is my iniitlo fill N. W. Roberts & Soi; . .v ; \ Tor. .mi iu : ■.oi .. A’ 1 styles Moulding, Drackets and TSulusters rc di- to older. Walker, John F. Ragsdale, David until th- time of Gectiou, as may [ to euter the items of cost received ' lay lor, Lemuel .Nl. Parker, Oi- ou their dockets, from whom re- | c ivod and to whom paid. Wo recommend that the pay c f ihr Jurol's and .lie Bailiffs for the ensuing year be two dollars per day. So far as we have been able to examine the books of the different county ollicers wo report. We be set forth in the act creating the same. , The attention of tho Ordinary j having beon called to the railroad crossings of the public roads at! the last February term of this court, we again call his attention S to them, -and especially to the 1 crossing on the road from York-! tokvhto Acworth, which we fiud is fi „d tho Sheriffs boo s kept iu totally obstructed, with iustrau - ucat manner, and as far as wo Ivor P. Cooper, John N. Siigh, William A. Cagle, Joseph C. Har ris, William li. Kimx, John J. MoWickeu, Oliver P. Henderson. Paulding Sumuoit Count’, LliJill BLYMXG DOMESTIC. Tlci U Hi • I yeil August Term, 1883: It k ordered by the Court that these presentments bo published ns requested. This August L1 th. 18S3. J. Branham, J. S. C. 11. C LKADKK IN THE TRADE I- s 'act Unit caiiiiui 0. ill-putcd. M NNY IMITATE m NONE EQUAL 1 !! Tim I,urgent Armed! Tnr Liglitest Running THE MOST REAI TII IT. Woodwork! Ami Is ivmr.iiileil To hr mudu ol Tile bu-t inalcrliil To il - any and all ku ds of work. To lie co nplcte in uv.-ry run pick For -a J. T. . Footk & O,, Fill Pus, On, i:;lcd hi iinucuidcd uritory. S'-Aycr.ts i Address DOMESTIC «. >f. f.’O., liiuhuioaJ, Yn, Wo are also dealers of Wood Burial Cas kets, Robes, Linings in nil styl. s : and Cas- nd Under takers Hardware, which we will fn’ uish at all hours, day or night, promp Iv, N. W. ROBERTS & SON, Dallas, Ga. Geor a , Nat Nlos.st in bis p upon reel i’ll u ding Conn i v:—NY here C’onper. mf '.inintmlor of 11 McprusoniH to ilio court ill duly filed and en'ero • I 11 ill lie lies I'll by ndlllillis- tertd Moses Cooper s esuue lliuso are in cite all per.-ons cnci riiid. In-irs and cre-ritoM lo hIiow cmiHe if any they cu: nhv pnid adininisiuitor a! mild not be dischnived from 13* adin ni«- iralnn and receive lel'ers11 dianii-ainp u lh ' UiH Monday in • ememher 1883 | tlK; P’ icc ' T. G, DUN AG AN, Go r.ii ; I’au ding qounty. When* as Nullimi G i per. udiiiii.imra or a*•* bonus non of tl » entate of Jaioee ( o.»- d r *■ H'-d lopreHeom lo iliecmr. in In* peril on du'v fiadiai d snlered ou rec ord I hut ho ha* lully administered) James Cole'* estate,.!Iris i* lo cite a I po'BimH concerned heir* and ere iiora- lo stiow c iiisc if any .hey can whv said mlminimre:or should not be dir— charged from liis» adinini*'ration aiuT receive loners of dismission on ihe Ii *t. Monday ii,,Met*i'emiUar 1883 TAG.'. DWNAGAN). Ordinary, - , $1.10 WILL BUY TWO OF THE BEST* MUSIC BOOKS ROW extant! il'IlN f’llH 411," fontnlning S58> no i mi .11 L iiair.s in imamti uni] s. .. s■.aiM'.l .ii.i* utiou. of l|ri variety, ii" -.iiilaiih ■ oImoI tfungm about' I'M peee- are inetrloal olinreh turns, . ere a. e 20 ' in hauls,.wv'tmveral chm.ts ‘eau i c.s, etc., about 80 Uln*s, trlih ; Ins. Fue ls.'I r o-,e.o , fun male ami f.-* male nod fen *!-• voices, and some sxeei- leal mule Quar etlcs, Tin re are vlsn a. yoidnumboi of Temperance Bongs. Thu, h ok also contains i!3 liu. lnientul Les- rons, we,I Illustrated, slid properly ar ranged lor the u*e ol music teacher* In. 'In I proclitic. Several of tl e conventions. adopted this us oue of tUelr 8tai:4- aul NVorks. I'rlce tu.i.00 per 100 copies. (0 00 per di zc., n si eenien copy nulled to .cl 11 res, i men copv null ed to unv recent! of 75c III st min "lillilltN SHELVES" ,*,{«- schoui book, continuing ubeul 80 excel, lain new Sunday school songs and very appropriate fur Pruyer and 1'rulae meet ings, about tori) metrical tunes, mx or High, rempernn.e songs, and a few u ,urt Arnhem* lor ulmrch vQlunUries l’rice (35.00 per 100 copies and (jpg) per dojseu, a specimen copy mailed on re-, ueiptorgac In s ani|is. ) ho above arc the best ahd cheapest music books ever offered J« the public ler the p' icc. Cm re-poade cc solicited wl h llic author, . .E. f. POUND of PikeUoupty New*'* Omuinry. IGrucsv J'c, Da.

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