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LOCAL GOBSIU. yfbout twenty-five or thirty of onr citiieni 11 ended the meet ings at Salt Springs last Sunday. Abies A Turin r have something to say ti you this week. Look at the new advert isement in another column. Mr. W, R. Grantham is in town with his "fifing jenney," and now the young follia will go into eota- Editor New Era: The Grand Jury presentments for the August term contain one clanso pertaining to the cost of heart who ooutrbls 'lie capital or ganised, whether a strike of h'« employees would be succour. 1. A Telegraphers Union is simpiy the Alms Hoi so buildings, to tekiug of the raging ocean’s bil- which we wish to snbjoiu a re-1 lows to lie down o a dead calm, ply, as said clause somewhat in-|or (he howling winds of a tempest ▼olves ns as the contractors* for ] to he still, when demanding of <1 ay building, etc. It rude as follows: Ctonld a concession. He has n | “We find a portion of the outfit got that fcf lesaid milk, henoe ' Messrs. J, B. A T. A. Foote A (V are preparing to plaoe an other atery upon their brick buildiug. Rev. Mr. Ellmore, of Macon county, Ga., is on a visit at the residence of Dr. S. Robertson, his brother-in-law. The lady members of the Meth odist church are holding co-oper ate meetings every afternoon at the different residences of the membership successfully* Men are excluded. We respectfully ask a careful perusal of the new advertisement of Mr. C. Z. Turner. He makes some interesting announcements in this issue. Mrs. J. M. McGuire, of Burnt Hickory diet, died of consumption Bnuday afternoon, 12th. inst, and was buried at Mars Hill, Cobb county. Ga. little Addie May, daughter of Mr. Joe Freeman, died lust Tues day, the 14th inst, diphtheria, Mr. Sutton, of Meriwether, has itrrndncel a bill to allow crimi nals uuder sentence of death the use of anesthesia before execution. Elizebeth Echols, et *p daugh ter of Mr. John O, Harwood, of this county, was adjudged by a jury of inquisition a lunatic, and sent to the asylum. After all the crop prospect at present indicu'es that old Puulil ing will notfalt very far short of nu average corn aud cotton crop. Portions of Cobb and Polk coun ties have fair crops, but the greatest farming area of those counties, and some of the other nnj lining comities, will be feur- fully short on corn another seas on. Protracted services at I lie Methodist church under tho aus pices of Revs 1). F Payne, pus- tor. nil 1 David C. Brown, of Sweet water sircuit, continues with una- buting zeal. The meeting is just nowin such a shape, that is,there is so much interest manifested that the bench oT bishops them selves could not tell when it will close. About fifteen accesions al ready by letter or otherwise. Hiram, Ga., Aug. 14th. 1883. Editor New Era; Pleasa pub lish the following announcement: The 10th annual session of the Concord Musical Conventi jn will be held at Sorell Springs church commencing on Friday before the 1st, Sunday in September, and closing Sunday evening. All teachers, leaders, and lovers of music are invited to attend. G. W. Morris. Now that the Kimball is gone Atlanta don’t know whether she vprill have another Kimball or not. ]kl. L is down from Pullman or (Qfrieago to see about it, and the ttpsdys »nd dudes of Atlanta have to work to spoil him again. t|Ke insist that the new hotel, {which will ceitaiuly be built, should jbe galled the Gate City Hotel- FOUND, Mir. David T. Strawn has left at this office a pocket-book which he found on the road leading from Dallas to ,Cro3s Roads church in the direction of Aowort. The owner can get the same by apply ing at this office and describing the property and paying for 'he publication of this p itice. and improvements have been sup plied at what We consider a high price, the houses costing one Lund red dollars too anoh." The above clause is ■ vague it Would seem useless or nnnUc aary in ns to give it notioe, still it is not \ i ' out meaning. We do not believe that it is intended to is not part oi his study to con template the needs of a.iy indi vidual or uni n. There will al ways be plenty of rata to get out a paper, plenty pings aud sore heads to man the instruments in a telegraph office; plenty physi- I dans to edminister to the phy si- reflect upon us in any way, yet we l ioal wa “ U f a P Ui f nl ** " on ’ 1 ' h,» l b^h lpro p./ to pl«» b,- ‘_r' : fore the people an itemised state ment of all our part of the alms- work, aud let them judge of where the fault lies. The following is a complete statement of all the ex penditures in which we have had anything to do, in labor, oost of material, eto: Am’t reoeived for labor 183.12$ 40 lied slats, a to a .60 3 sheets valley tin, a 10) 80 7219 ft. sq’r lumber, a 81 72.19 4607 “ “ “ 80c 86.06 2400 H « “ 06c 16.60 400 " “ “ 60c 900 cooint J J. Payne A Co 10.90 » J. B; A. T. A. Foote 4 Co 86 “ • Mo Larin A Roberta, 8.60 “ C. Z. Turner, * 6.75 “ T. J. Cooper 90 Total 1284.11$ N. W. Roberts A Son, Contracters and Builders. Dallas, Ga., Aug. 17th., 18«8. yers to advocate the cause of the blackest hearted scoundrel, end so on throi gh the list of trad s and professions. Want of unity, fear of punishment, hope of reward, ambition, avarice, fawning, syoo- phanoy, and tbepinohings of hun ger are all footers of the elmeuts that oreate discord in these un ions, and in the man. A merchant has a legal right to price hia goods; an employer the same right to fix his price; the em ployee may accept it ha chooses, but our sympathies arc with the strikers, fiBOMIA, Paulding County—All • persons loiert-rteil an hurrby not Usd PETITION. The tallowing qietition, in verse, was wr Iten impromptu by one of our tnoet popular attorney^ inside the bar and handed upon the staud to his Honor, Judge Branham, during the sitting of last oourt; it speaks for itself. Also the ruling of the Judge,char acteristic of both petitioner sad petitioned: To the Honorable Superior Court or Paulding County: 'T’»a* ever Uiu* from chllillio ids hour," I've sueu tin 1 uur-ruoins close their door, And I could never (Jet ll drink however much I mljjhl deplore. I never loved a drink so well, T-.ul gives me such a nice red eye, B it that the bar until would not sell I lower o' much j wished to buy. jlow may it please the Court to give A n order to some good btrmuo, To ie the hah all drink and dve, And gut u ' ull the tights they eau. for If the matter stand* this way, We'l get no fees, however snnill' Because we soon will se thedav Wlteu courts will uol beheld si alt. tbsl D. P. Wigley, o' the HMftb.iii trlei O. M. tailed be o e W A. 4 L* a d johu W. 8plnk., freeholder, of said dMtlet and county, SB astray m rv met*. dsr* black, r eveu «r right year* «4d, with a wh.te spot M hv« right shoulder, Sitioen hsuds high, vslusd si wrTiwty-Sve dollars Tns ownsr Is raqelred '• come loiwait! prove said prapei iy sud ps».jA*nre» sed Uki said mule away, or It will be dealt with aa the Is* rrqa!rm.rhls .vsgusi i he Ihth MS. T. C. lK’XAUAN, Urdiasrv. Petitioners Attorney The prayer refused.though pondered well, That you iniv slid go ou and pray, Aud kep out of the rood to be I And quit at once your Weaving way, By the Court, The Strikers Played. As the Era piedicted several weeks ago the telegraphers strike would end unfavorable to them and their cause, even so it has come. The attitude of the orga nization just at this time is in deed disagreeably unpleasant. There is net unity enough in any labor organization, or in fine, of any secret organization that undertakes to control its labor, etc., to warrant it in arraying itself against organized capital, Wa well remember the efforts of the old printers union to dictate terms to publishers in Atlanta and other cities fifteen years ago. Sometimes there would be a clash of arms, generally, however, the cause of the union was sustained. They used to scare up the old In telligencer every few days; but finally, when through the flush of easy victories, and a little more arognnee than discretion; they bucked against more capital, or ganized at Hi at, the union- fell to pieces, and asked for terms, or made such concessions as to vir- tua ly abandon their position. Much depends upon the amount of that milk called the milk cf human kindness, that flows through tho avenues of that man’s Th* Snot aywilo hr ftinl£a oaf TIT An Internal He, nifty, tJunta Ini -ig no Quinine, Opium, Clilorolorm. I Moral or narcotic* ol any klntl, Safe ami quick iu It* actional Maven* Opnorl I kzhhuhr, Va April 10. I8?0. ( Mk.siis, Hutciiimin fc Bn ", It nfiord me plcuauiu to tcvtlly lo the jirrnt virtue* or your “Neuralgia''" for the cine ol neuralgia and rick headache. I I* thi be*i teinedy for '.he*e m«*t dl*tre»*lii'j complalntal h.vaever used, It .liou'rt be lu every family lu the counter. U*o. II. Hv.An Mayor of Lechur , V*. Mc**i«. Hutchlnon * ID. : I am lisppy to aay that yoir '‘Neuralglne" acted a* n •peclflc in my cam, lellevlng me In nil Incredibly short lime. I would advise all suffering fiom neuralglne to ti v It. Yours,etc- * V. Hini.H. D. DALLAS PRICKS CURRENT. First-Class Plastering DONE TO ORDER. He' yom Workdonedy * man wlm dt fir e- >lii pel 11 loll. By our wher work doe* not crark, By one wlioran llnlsli your wall* III plasteroi I'nrls a- white s* snow and a* aims' I, a- gl*s«, Bv olio « ho Insure your wall* to s and w ashing slut, hoi' their floss. No W ii's wsafiiiigevery year needed I -to iiitoonie lore to umlorbid ant one. My |>ri< c* are tl.s samy thr world ovtrtowil Brown plater lath and on* coal par yard, 06 2 coala ON 3 coal* Phim fini-h 10 3 coals glo*s liui*li 11 Brick walla one par cent off Hydraulic cenont and cm cium nla ter two coni* 15 rent* per yard It it so hard it late* the blow of a hamnu r lo bri ak 1' and ran be used lit entri.leof anv work aril standr a err". J. IIAMMKIt is flic onl> mnn in llii* con ll'ry who cm l-ui.il tpusUr pari* at his leisure For particulars apply at New Era Office. 8.00 7 00 600 6.75 52$ to 67 62$ CORRECTED WEEKLY BY RAWLS, DUOS it CO., Patent Flour per bid Fancy Flour, per bbl. Extra Family Family .< eal, per bushel Corn Eggs, per dozen Cnickens spring " heus ’ Bui ter per pound Honey Hams Bnlk meat Bulk Shoulders Canvassed Peas, white “ Clay “ mixed Oats Lard Syrup, per gallon Coffer,, per pound Granulated Sugar Extra 0. Beeswax Tallow Bice Grits Mackerel $ bbl’s STATE OF O (lOPOlA; PiiuUUiig County—To all Whom It may Concern:— J. B. Foote and J. B; Green, of raldsa'c having in proper form applied as peis"us ■elided by the next of kin, for lei to: * or administration on the estateo( 8, J. Tid well late of sold county, deceased, this is to cite all and singular, to the creditor* and heirs ol 8. J. Tidwell, to be mid ap pear at my office, at the beptember term of the court of Oidinary of said county, and show cause, If any they can. why permanent letter* of ariminlsl r u ion should n.»l begranted to ss'.d J, It, Foij.e and J. K, Green ou 8. J. Tidwell'* estate. Wltne** my official signature. This ^pjy 33th. 18R3. T.C- nUNAOAN j Ordinary Paulding County, “SPOT CASH” STORE! f. J. PAYNE. D VLLAS, GA. J. M* STONE, SMYRNA, OA WADE WHITE, MARIETTA, OA.* J. J- PAYNE & CO, DALLAS, GA. Invite .the peopV of Panlding am) aurrouadlngenunilf* lo call at tl» “SPOT CASH" STOKE —AND EXAMINE THEIR LARGE STO K OF— DRY GOODS. CLOTH ING, SHOES ANd BOOTS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, hardware, Era We maka a specially of HARD A ARE ANDI OHOCERIRiA ta* and fall fiir cash, aud conaa«|uently aro enabled to give the beat hargAx “Others May Imitate—None Can GqvaT * It i» easy for auy men lo claim th.tl his prices are the lowest. 7lt» puttie e to know how nne man ran umlcr-ell all miter*. \.e*re ih* e*lr am*, ihanle in Da'laa that make that s.mwing Here U the argument* Ml "SPOT CASH." No gooc.ii leave oar paid for. We therefore have no percentage of loasee on had era that we mnat make up on good customers. We eell at prima lor SPOT CAsH.^f Coma and eaa for youracl as. J. J. PAYNE & CO* "Spot Caah" Mora The E. M. Birdsall Manufacturing C# AUBURN, NEW YORK.’! JY, If. Roberts Sf Am, wf GEJYTS, Ratios, tia. Wa ere the agent* of the above extensive Manufacturing Oaaipaay, asfl offer at manufartuier* prices ENGINES, SAW MILLS AND OTHER MACHINERY OF THE 1 ATK8T AND MOST IMPROVED PAT IE UN. WE arr using at our mill nn Higiue of their makn aud invite a in.peetlnii ol it. Call on its end got full particular* a« to merits, price*, terma, ate. N. W. ROBERTS A Soil, Dallas, Ga. I AM SOLID! I Pay Caslt For My Goods! Get off all discounts allowed merchants. I HAVE )\0 r.VHILY, VY l\mm ARE 1EILLY K9TKM I can afford lo s<Tl cheaper than merchants who buy on Mae. Call and Examine My Goods And Get My Prices. I deal iu dry goods. And keep on liaud a irasli aud well selected stock of grontirha. I Also Keep medicines. Coussens Compound Honey of Tar. Cousseus Lightning Linament fablers Buckeye Pile Oiutment, Vermifuge, ete. Call and see me and bring yonr pocket-book. Yoa will find ■* near depot. Youis, F. M. MATTHEWS DALLAS 04. New Furniture Store t WR. STRICKLAND. I wUl *ell you Parlor. Chamber and dining roam lurnltar: at lawar art we to cash iban have ever hieu nt'a'uud in Dwlta*. Ex im I lie ml rtock of beileteads ami mattrcs.ee. I.a'nt Intpiwvad fwrlaa tresses, double and s.ngle BEDsTEaDS AND U.YTTHL88KS, Beat mm* M Xat a SAFES! SAFES!! SAFES!!! Perforated Tin and|Wire. Best make. Low down tor the money. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Such as Acordions,Harmonicas. And the latest thimr ouL aa* child can piny it, THE ORGANETTE. Yon pnt in the aoUm J one end and the music comes out at the other. Come and eee them CII ROMOS. ovely landjtcapes, every parlor should have tlieia. STOVES, STOVES, STOVES. »sr I BUY FOR THE CASH AND SELL FOR THE CA“H^i I handle the Now Improved Singer Sewing Machine. . Hence von sa:e the tariff on time prices. Call and see me at mv new stand, W. R. STRICKLAND, _ ^ • iJ^LLAaj ILL ,