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LOCAL GOSSJU. Atlanta street, Dallas, Is as dir ty as a pig sty. Foot A Bro. are raising their house right along. Superior court not quite two weeks off Bargains in calico. Best brands at 6c. and on down to 3Jc. Bawls, Bitoe. & Co. Mr. Wyatt is the new agent (lint sncc eds Hamilton at the do pot Miss H Hie Elmore, of Ogle thorpe, Gil, and Miss Bettie Sum- . mere, of Senoin, G*. are visiting 1 Misses Fannie and Nettie Robert son of this place. * The bill to establish a board of commissioners of roads and revenues for this county has pass ed the house. Also the prohibi tion bill has passed the Senate. The following committee from the Dallas and Sweetwatf cir cuits will meet next Tuesday iu Dallas to locate the place f >r a camp ground, viz: B. J. Penn, Dr. McEver, W. B. House, J. W. Ba ker, l)r. W. C. Conually, J. .T Wood, 8; P. Arnold, J. 11. Lard, C. Harris Mrs. Holland, wife of Mr. Wash Holland, after a long protracted illness, died last Monday at the residence ef her father, Rev. Bur rell Camp, of this county. She was buried at High Shoal church. New Fium,—Christian & Co. are opening up a beautiful line of dry goods, dress goods, piece goo is, notions and gener d mer chant? ise.temponrily m the Strick land c >rner. They will soon oc- purity to the edification of both* saint and sinner. Elder W, F, Glenn came in Sunday evening and preached at night with power and etfec to a large congregation. There bare been to date about thirty accessions to the ohuroh by letter and confession. Grim death has again invaded the homes of some of our citi- izenv. The little infant «f Mr. Joe Freeman wts buried Sunday af ternoon. Only last week he and Mrs. Freeman,aud friends, mourn ed the loss of their little Addie May, and now the little babe bus gone on. While the sad cortege was slowly wendiug i/s way to the cemetery to render the last sad lites to the little one a large num ber of our citizens repaired to the depot, where the Masons oi Dal las Lodge were ill watiug io re ceive the remains of their Broth er, Mr. Perry Turner, who died at a station on the E. T. V. & Ga. railroad, a short distance above Macon, and were brought up on the ufternoon passenger train. Mr, Turner was at work for the company, and located in a very malarious section of the road. He was with his family here during court week, but returned to his labors, where from exposure to that dreaded malarious poison he was stricken with fever of a very nudignant type. He was in bed but a day or two, On Saturday morning his symptoms becan e alarn#ig, and on the following Sunday morning at 4 o'clock his spirit was fretd from its prison house and went back to his God. The family were not aware of his serious illness in time to be saving the life of Matthew.*. Th s occurred below Hiram, the fra.n moving at the rate of 15 miles an hour, Davis pushed Cooper bi. k into the corner of the oar aua prevented him from a-rain shoot ing. In {he meantime Osborn had aroused from his lethargy and was making things lively with his little gun. Several shots were fired, and about this time Osborn deserted bia colors and soug’t piace and safety by leaping off, haels over head, upon the shores of the plutouian darkness,and the railroad bank and quiet reigned. Cooper was allowed to pass on to Dallas, aud as soon as % warrant onuld be issued he was arrested and Monday last wai arraigued before Notary W. A. J. Lee upon the charge of assault ..ml attempt to murder. He had no evidence; die case was plain, yet he w >s al- owod every legal right. He co • Uucted his own c.ise, and his cross examination of the witness es would have done credit to an experienced attorney. He made his statement, and Messrs W K. Fielder and J H. Weaver,enoh on a short review of the evidence be fore the otniri for the state, left matter with Ksq. Lee. Cooper was ordered to give a $500 bond failing to do so, at this writing is in jail. Osborn has not been heard from, and is not likely to be. G EORGIA, Paulding County—All istsoi., interested ate hereby nolllled that D. F. Wlgley, o‘ the 1080th,dUrlot G. M. Idled lie be W A. J Lee and *>h.i W. Spinks, freehddcra of said district and county, an cstray m re mule, darn b'ack,-even or right year* old, with a white spot oil her right ahonldor, flftcccn hands high, valued at seventy-live dollars The owner Is required 'o come lorwurd prove said property nr.d pay chargee aud tuk< said mule away,or It will be dealt with as the law requires. I'lils August the 15th 18 8. T. 0. DUN AG AN, I Iwtlnaev cupy their handsome store when complete, in Coopers block, wes' aide of square. New Liv. by Stable—Messrs Catlic >r< & Turner have establish ed a first-cl ss li • y and f ed sta ble for the accommodation of the ntblic. Best of horses and vehic- es on hand »t prices to suit ill • timi a. They are located in that commodious stable in the rear of T, J. Cooper’s residence, on s reei 1 tiding to Depot. Senator Beall is a very clear talker and carries much forco with his arguments. Ha does not often speak, but is always pres nt and closely watches the proc ied- ing* of the senate, giving special attention t • local measures affect- in the peopli—Constitution. ' Mrs. Neat Hagan has returned with him. Mr. Turner was a consistent Christian, and such is the greatest comfort to his be reaved family and many friendr. The remains were plac d to rest by the Lodge in their beautiful form at the cemetery Monday af ternoon. Bulldozing a Conductor. Conductor F. E. Davis, of the E. T. V. & Ga. railroad, Lad his bauds full last Saturday night as he came up from Atlanta. It sterns that /here were among his passengers a couple of Uncle Sam’s boys, whose business it is to walk in hidden paths and un searchable recesses in search of th c deed,and as tlieseq e vill show, tliev had found it. There were present in the accommoda- Tht Gnat Spoilo for Inrtlfla Old nr Ah lolcruul Remedy, Containing no Quinine, Opium, Chloroform, ( ldoral or narcotics of any kind, Safa and qu lek in I is action^) Mayciin OrnoK) I KK8H0HK, Va April 19. 1879, J M less us. Hutchison & Uh>i; Itaflord- mc pleasure to testify to Hie great virtues of your “Neuralglnii" for 'he cure of neuralgia and sick headache. I- la the Iren leinetly for •.Itese most distressing complaints I hsveever used, Itj should be in every family iu fhegrountry. Oko. R, Heap Mayor ofLeesbnre, Va. Messrs. Hutchison & lire: I am lisppy to sny that yor,r '‘Neurulglnu" acted as u specific in my case, tcileving me In an Increnibly short time. I would advise all suffering from neurulglne to try It. Yours,etc* ’ V. Bins,M. D. to her homo at Braswell quite ill from her long confinement at the bedside oi her dauguter, Mrs. Bob Moon, and her little grand child, infant of Jl/rs. Moon. We are glad to s'ate that Mrs. Moon and infant are now rapidly conva- lesing, and we trust that M rs. Ha gan will soon regain her streng'h after resting a few days. There was an omission of 25c. iu the itimized report of cost of mt r'al and labor of Messr s N, W. Roberts A. Son that appeared in last week’s issue. The item of hauling one load of lumber 25c. c mpletes the list. Just here we will take occasion to say that the old reliable firm of N. W Roberts A Son is very highly commended by everyone for fair and square dealing. If there is an honest man anywhere Noel Roberts has that name, and Will is a chip off of the old block. Protracted Meetings. It seems that the good work of the protracted services at the Methodist church is not begin- ing to end just yet. The meeting is now entering upon the third week, and the general interest is far above par. Mo flagging zeal nor listless attention apparent there. Ministers laity and peo ple with one accord are united in this grand work. Bev. Mr. Payne is laboring with indefatigable en ergy for the lasting good of this people; and at great personal sac rifice Rev. David C. Brown is again on hand to render h'B val ued aid. Rev. Mr, Ellmore, of Macon county, visiting this place, is also preaching the word in its lion passenger car several of the boys of Dallas, and the heroes of our chapter, viz: One Mose Os- burn aud John F. Cooper. Os- buru conceiving the idea, no doubt, that he bad as well succeed Mr. Kline as anyother small fry, and too, feeling very unanimous, declined to honor the modest de mand of Mr. Davis tor his fare. He int'mated, in language that would not do for a Sunday school paper, that if vl r. Davis did not pass him O. K. it would be sim ply Davis,s misfortune, at all events he would not pay nor off, but proneised to pay before he arrived at Dallas. His pard, Mr. Cooper, paid his fare, and Mr. Davis tried him to pay Moses’s, the meek and humble Moses, but he declined, and several of the gentlemen present tried to per suade Cooper io pay it, whereup on an altercation ensued. Mr. Davis stab d the rules governing him in the premises, and that he would be compelled to put him (Osborn) off, and Cooper insisted that as he Had passed the first station with him he was bound <o carry him through to the end of the road if desired and bring him back to the aforesaid station, Mr. Davis demurred, and at this juncture some of the passengers interposed, and from some inno cent asseriion of one of the pas sengers the J—n lie was given by Cooper.and instantly several were on their feet, Cooper drawing his pistol as he arose, cockiu ; it and presenting it at Mr. Ben Mat thews, Mr. Davis rushed forward snd seized the pistol, turned it aside as it fired.thereby,no douht DALLAS PRICES CURRENT. COBBECTED WEEKLY BY BAWLS, BROS A GO., Patent Flour per bbL Fancy Flour, per bbl. Extra Family Family eal, per bushel I Coru i Egps, per dozen Chickens spring “ hens Batter per pound Honey Hams Bulk meat Bulk Shoulders Canvassed Peas, white “ Clay “ mixed Oats Lard Syrup, per gallon Coffee, per pound Granulated Sugar Extra C. Beeswax Tallow Bice Grits Madterel j bid's Drie^ Apples “ ' Beeches “ “ unpeeled STATE CP f-Ot'lfGlA; Paulding County—To all YVliom it may Concern:— J. B Foote and J. It; Green, of said stat having in proper form npp.ied as person selected by the next of kin, for letters of administration on the estate of 8, .1. Tid well late of said county, deceased, I his is t-a rite all and singular, to the creditors and heirs of S. J Tidwcl', to be and ap pear at my office, at the Beptensber term o ' the court o'Ordinary of said county, and show cause, if any they cau, why parmancut letters of administration should net be grained to sa'.d J, It, Toole ar.d ,1. K, Green on 8. I. Tidwell's estate. Witness my offlcisl signature. This July 30th. 18e3. T.C- DON AO AN Ordinary I’uuklma County, DYSentery There is no time to be loat when those we love are taken with these terrible diseases. The beauty of PERRY DAVIS'* PAIN KILLER is that it acta •o promptly, surely and efficiently. Don’t be without Pain Killer! Haw it ready for iiutant use I Keep it with you at home or abroad t • ALL THE DRUGGISTS SELL IT First-Class Plastering DONE TO OllDER. Get your work donedy a man who delle. competition. By one whose work doca not crack, lly one who sail finish your walls In plustcrof Paris u* white as snow mid M smoo; h n« glass By one who Insures your walls to s.und washing and bold their gloss. No while washing every year needed / Jo mt come here lo underbid any one. My prices ere the seme the world over io wit Brown plaster lath end one coat per yard, 06 2 cunts 08 3 coats Skim finish 10 3 coats gloss finish 11 Brick walls one per cent off Hydraulic cemuit and ca!oium f lat ter two coats 15 cents per yard t is so hard it takes the blow of a hammer to break it and can be used In outside of anv work and stands a eeoe. J. HAMMER is tho only man in this ooun'ry whuein handle p'aster peris at his leisure For particulars apply at New Era Office. “SPOT CASH” STOKE! I J. J. PAYNE. D VI,LAS, Ga. ,1. M- STONE, SMYRNA, GA WADE WHITE, MARIETTA, GA. J. J- PAYNE & CO, DALLAS, GA Invite .the peop'e of Panldiag and surroundingeouuties to call at the “SPOT CASH” STOKE —AND EXAMINE THEIR LARGE STO..K OF- DRY GOODS. CLOTH ING, SHOES ANd BOOTS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, ETC. We make a speciehy of HARDWARE AND| GROCERIES, buy and sell for cun, itid consequently are eiub'ct! to give the bod btirgnlut. “Others May Imitate—None Can Equal” B it is easy for any man to claim that his prices ere the lowest. The |Nthlie e to know how one men cen under-ell ell others, \. e i.rc the only titer- chants in Nkllis that make that •.towing Here is the argument* rell for “SPOT CASH." No goods leave our store till paid for. We therefore have no percentage of losses on bad custom er* that we must make up on good customers. We sell at hard-pan prices for SPOT OA<lH,-fff 1 Come and see for yourael e a. J. J. PAYNE A CO- “Spot Cash'' Store The E. M. Birdsall Manufacturing Co AUBURN, NEW YORK. Jl*. IF. Roberts Sf Sf* 9 •ttGEJYTS, Dallas, Ga. We ere the agent* of the above extensive Manufacturing Company, and offer at manufacturers price* ENGINES, SAW MILLS AND OTHER MACHINERY OF THE 1 ATE8T AND MOST IMPROVED PAT 1ERN. WE are using at our mill an engine of their make and invite n cerefal inspection ol it. Call on ub and get full particulars as to moils, prices, terms, etc. N. W. ROBERTS & Soil, Dallas, Ga. I AM SOLID! I Pay Cask For My Goods! Oet off all discounts allowed merchants. I HAVE NO FAMILY, NY EXPENSES ARE MERELY NOTHIXfl I can afford lo s<dl cheaper than merchants who buy on time. Call and Examine My Goods And Get My Prices. I deal iu dry goods. And keep on hand a trash and well selected stock of groceries. I Also Keep medicines. Coussens Compound Honey of Tar. Coussens Lightning Linamout. fablers Buckeye Pile Ointment, Vermifuge, eta. Call and see mo and bring your pocket-book. You will find BM near depot Youia, F. M. MATTHEWS DALLAS, GA. Piew Furniture Store / WR. STRICKLAND I will sell you Parlor. Chamber and dining mom furniture at lower prltM ter cash lliun have ever been at'a'ned in Dallas. Examine mv stock of bediteud* and mattresses. Latest improved spring mat tresses, double and sing UEDSI’KaDB AND MATTKK8SKS, Beat cotter leg' Mat s SAFESI SAFES !! SAFES!!! Perforated Tin and|Wire. Best make. Low down for the money. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Such as Acordions,Harmonicas. And the latest thing out, any c -ild can play it, THK OBGANEl'TE. Yon put in the notes at one end and the music comes out at the other. Come and see there. CH ROMOS. ovely land scapes, every parlor should have them. STOVES, STOVES, STOVES ter I BUY FOB THE CASH AND SELL FOB THE CASHES I handle the New Improved Singer Sewing Machine. Hence you sa c the tariff on time prices. Call and see me at ny new stand, W. R. STRICKLAND, DALLAS, UA.