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m i. ' ii. m —- Paulding New Era. By JAMES Him'KKXUllHiK & vet. DALLAS. GA.. SEPT. 13. 1883- The Marietta Journal Ininas tin tire sad intelligence of the death of Mrs. Chuck Anderson, of Marietta. Chetty has arrived safe and Round back at headquarters with out any scalps from the wild wastes of the west. Gresham had them on hand for him from the Atlanta post-office. Indian summer is again upon os, that pleasing combination ol weather that gives yon iu the •norning a.foretaste - of the joys of the ingleside, so soon followed by genial summer. Old Uncle Billey Root, a drng- gist of over 40 years experience in Marietta alone, has gone out ' f of the business. He is an honest 1 man with rnary friends, and that I his last days may be days of •. peace is the wish of this writer. dim tries. Now place the value of tho farm products of the wes tern and northern states at $575,- 000,000, which enormous amount is exclusive of cotton money, and subtract the sum of southern pro ducts, and wo liava $30,000,000 in favor of northern and western farm labor. Now the point is, how does this comparison of the valuation of the products of the different sections comparo with the population, north and south? It would seem thnt the pro rata per capita is in favor of the south, therefore with improved methods, energy, economy and sobriety,and with thu dawn of a new eia of manufacturing, mining and mill ing etc. breaking upon us there is uo power on earth that can s/ay our onward course Camp Ground. A general gn/hcring together of of all men interested, in ihe vicini ty, and of the two circuiis and mission; with axes, mattocks, shovels etc., is earnestly request ed for the 24th. inst, that is nex Monday week, iu order io clean Altl.KS & TURNKR, Sign of the “Railroad Bar” NEAR TIIE DEPOT, DALLAS. GA. XVe have never cloeed our doors during the storm, became we believed we hnd a right to sell the best brands ot Fine Whiskies. Brandies, Wines. Beer, and Every thing to be found in a first class Saloon. WE HAVE AL3~> GROCERIES FRESH and pi re, in cuiinc.iou with oar busitiess, and can supply anything in Iba* line, FLOUR, MEAT, SYRUP, sugar, SOAP, CANDLES, crackers canned goods jlickerel CHEESE, And many things too numerous to mention. The best BIIJJARD AND POOL TABLES. For the use of lovers of the games. Call and see us. ABLES if- TURNKR. DALLAS., OA- HEADQUARTERS FOR LOW PRICES )—< RAWLS, BROTHER & CO. OUR NEW STANS, OPPOSITE Oooit-HoaM. West Side of the Square. We have just opened up our fill stock that commands tka admiration of •11 iu QUANTITY QUALIiY AND PRICES We have calicoes of every shadeand quality. WEhaveDres Goods, piece goods, 'atest style and color*. WE have adies Cloaks, Jackets, Shu i'll and Zaj'hvrs. Wo have lA'Iies Vesta. Onsets, Uoopskira 'is I morals and hats. WEhuve Lillie.s, Funnels. Bluukeisand Cassimeres, Gents Hats X Mrs. Mattie C Moon, the loving wife of officer Z. B. Moon, of tlu- Atlanta Police, died at their home '*'< in Atlanta Monday afternoon, of .typhoid fevey. The bereaved hus band, Mr. Dqc. M09n, iu a brofli ar bf :. l ,ir esteemed townsman, !r, «■ ^Robert Muon. . ft $**■ The truck farmers of South Oa. met and organized in Thotnasvilln last woek, and n summing up of the'results for tho present year reveals very short profits. Much ■ blame is laid at the door of the W.‘ -railroads aud the commissiop vniercb^itits. Some of them north y art) charged with dowurighCsteal- .... v iiig. The outlook lor aubthor >- .year, tis regards the watermelon crop, indicatos a mil'll linger acreage than any former ytnir, Xg some instances they had to pity as high as $125 per car freight from below Macon to Cincinatti and like distances, and still tho ‘ Al-if t- • profit was fair. One or s^two announced in the convention that they expected to have iu two or thiee hundred acres iu melons and vegetables. There was great enthusiasm in the meeting. Sov- 8, ; eral vailroad representatives were ts;..■ present, and wore elected mem bers of the association and prom ised every facility for shipping that their several roads can com mand another season. We shall ny see how this n w departure will " ’ •otnpiro with the cotton crop. rWe hold that the philosophers ... atone is in sight when cotton is * I abandoned, tho guano men hung, North Oa. converted into an Irish potato, cabbage, dnion, apple, *;corn, ©at, rye pea, eta farm, and Booth Oa. the same, with the ad dition of the early vegetables hnd melons, and everything neeile d at home raised on thu place and gathered aud preserved, and these market products extra for the profi’. A The corn crop of the preseut *' year is estimated to be the largest ever made iH„the , United States. . Somewhere in the neighborhood of 2,000,000,000 bus., or about 40 huslieb per head. This Vast ntn- unt of corn at 25 ots. per bushel is worth five hundred million dol- \ lars.^ Supposing that 10 bushels '• per head would be lequired for the support of tho people of the j ; United States, that would be five 1 . hundred million bushels, leaving „• a surplus ol 1,500.000,000 bushels for the various demands outside fl? CS bread, and for export, etc. The pro rata of our southern sunny land estimated to be one fourth of this surplus, at the g nerally ruling price, at corn gathering time, 40 cts. per bushel, would be $150,000,000, add to this the value of six million bales of cdttou at y- $45 per bale $270,000,000, aud • 1 $75,000,000 for the wheat crop • ’‘•'and'we have $195,000,000, /he val ue of our southern products, cot ton, oorn a.td wheat. Georgia lias been rated somewhere between 7 anti. 11 as an oat growing state, aud takes high ia ik in other in- off the ground, build the arbor, clean out the roads, springs, etc. There is a committee appointed to superintend the whole work, and they will perform their du ties well and truly. There are three good springs on the place and bold branches on either side. The place is suid to resemble Salt Springs very much. The follow ing r« p >rt speaks for itself. Editor New Era: We, the committee chosen for the purpose of purchasing a suit able plac.- for the camp mee ing ' beg leave to stats that we have bouglil 40 acres of laud for $150 to bo paid for as follows: $50 by the 25th of | )ec. next, with satis factory notes for /he balance for twelve months. The land lies tjne milo a little;west of south of J. B. Cooper’s store, and one quar ter of n milo due cast of R. A Tur ners residence. Rosp’y. J- B, Cooper, R. A. Meeks, J. W. Baker, J. O. Carrol, Robert McAdams, J. J. Wood, Committee, Tho New Ena desires to put n word in tho oars of all its read ers, anti tlut is simply this: Look over the advertisements of onr Dallas merchants, aud you will find mentioned somowhore in tho lis s of the rnnuy just what you want, aud that is the place to go anil do your trading. The mer chant that advertises liberally (and ours are especially such) evinces a spirit of push aud en terprise, and ho generally has what you want, aud will sell cheaper iu ordor to turn over his money oftonor. Do us the favor to patronize those that support us, aud our likiugs will In mutual. New Hope Happenings. Colton picking is all the go iu this vicinity. The present drought continues, aud the cotton is open ing loo fast Ths crop prospects are gloomy, and farmers aud mer- chau/s are considering the out look. The health of the commu nity about as good as usual. The revenue men drop iuou some of our citiz us occasionally. Better let whiskey alone. Our Sunday schools are still prospering, great iu'erest manifested. Please correct the mistake with referonoe to tho place of meetii g of the S S. Quarterly Association. It should have beeu placed at Flint Hill church, October 5 h. instead of Nebo, os published. Every Sunday school of the coun ty is entitled to send delegates. The several churches in this sect- iou have had protracted meetings, aud mauy 11 ive beeu added to the churches. May God still contin ue t > bless His people. Thanks for the New Era for our county. W. P. W. NOTICE! All persons are hereby notified that the notes g vet. by Ablels und Turner to the Couucll of Dallas were given uuder pro test, and an •• one t Hdlug lor the saute do so at their own risk, AIJI.ES & TERMER, Dal'as, GSiptember 1 - h 18' 3, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN SADDLES, H IM ESS, BIIDLES, WHIPS, CllUdltS, (1IHTIIS AND Saddle and harness material, harness oil; nil kinds of leather and raw m«- lerlul.nod everything usually kept in onr line, NVeomry on ail kinds of re pairs ot Middle*, Harness Buggy Trimniings, Cushions, etc. We re a'so dealers in RAW IIIDE3, for which the highe-t cas'i price will he paid. MCGREGOR <fc CHASTAIN, Sou h side of Square, Dallas, On. N ^TalT'aNIT WlVt'Klt' dix'ii;.-,, JUST ARRIVED AND STILL COMING. C. Z TURNER, THE LIVE MERCHANT. Examine ntr line of new goods just arriving. DRY GOOD-, N'.). f. NS, AND FANCY GOODS. I not the leader in gents underwear, and carry the fi test line of Mens, La- dio* and Mieses hand matin shoes in town. Full slock Groceries, Ilou-ohnld furnishing good*, crockery nod c nnel goods, and everything usually kept in a g.mernl s-oteon I.and. No iroithli o show gouds. U"ck bollom prices 011 everything. Call und see o e, C. Z. TURN ER, 1 >ALLAS, G A. Application will bt Hindu 10 .net 1I10 court nl Oriliiniry or Putt'ding Co at the first regular term niter expura-1 lion of thirty dava from lilts noii e| lor leave to sell the lands belonging to (he estate of it. J, Tidwell, late cl -aid county, decease 1, for tho btnefi of the heirs and ciedilors of suid de ceased, This Sept. 3, 1833 J. B. Foote, J. R. Green, Administrators. Georgia. 1'auidtng County— to all whom it may Concern, W. W, Wilkies, of the state ot Alabama. Ilullock county, uilminlai ulor of U, 11, Wurtl y, deceased having a.tplten In p>opcr form for leuve ol Ihc court 10 sell thu wild and un lnproved lands bcloiiglnc to said estate at private sale, to wit: Nos. ',(11) In the (I It dlst and 1st section ol Lnmpkln county .HO acres '.‘00 21)4 und 324 In the 7 h, dl l. and Hrsl cecllou olFunulu coun'y, iach containing 110 acres. 3o.i Iu the 7th district ai d 1st section of l nion County, containing 1110; acres, 135 in the 0 .i dl-mut «tnl lt r “t ' sccilon of Union county, cnutululiig 6). UCIC9. 72 ill the 8lh di-trlct and f rst, sect'on of Union oouniy containing 101): acres, 1107 In the 18th district and 3d 1 section of Paulding Coanly containing 4 . acres. 250 nur. 2 >9 In ti e 19th dlst and 3rd section ot Pauhling county cucli con taining 40 acres 238 and 1028 In the 21 -t district aud thu d scctlou of Polk county containing each 40 uoi-es 872 and 022 in the first district and 4th section of Haral son county each containing 40 aces 15u In the 2nd district and 3rd scotl- u o. Paulding comity, containing 4 > acres These arc to cite, all uud slngu.ar, th ci cdiiiirs and next of kill ol suid deceased to he and appear ut illy otlico within th' lime allowed by law, and show cause, H any they cun, why an order should not be granteit u lowing the administrator l> sell said lauds ut privaiu sale. Given un dermiy hand und olllclal signature Tui.- August the 23ul 1883 T. (.:. DUN AG AN. ord’y Paulding SlicritF Miles. W II he .-old before the" court tious. door. In the t( vrn of Dallas, Paulding t o , Georgia,iluiiiig the legal hours oi sale, ol. the first Tuesday m October. 1S83 tin following property, to-wilj Lot of laud No 354 in toe 2nd dlstric, uud 3rd section oi Paulding county Gu levied upon as the p.operty of.) K Cartel tora’isty two tax fl us Issued by ll L Kb k, T, C of Pao ding county In favm of the sta'e and county for state audc iun- ty lax for Hie years 1881 and 1882 Levy made uud ret urtied to mu by .1 8 Adair, 1. C Dallas. Ga, Auglbtli :883 B F ltrtGAN Deputy Slierlfl C. I*. Jlt'GUFGOR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, DALLAS, - ------ Georgia. lOUlcc la Court-House.) I give my entire attention to ihe prnc- t'cc of law. Pron ptness Is my motto. Collicting a sjHclalty. July otf Dr. X M. Harrison, PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, DALLAS,---- GEORGIA. (Office With I)t'. Koliertson.) Tendeis his protc slitisl s or vices to the c'tltcus ol Dsl las ii ml surrounding count r\ Inly 12 lv Application will be made to the court of Ordinary of Pauld ing county O orgia, at the first regular term, after ixpirati n of thirty days from this notice, for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of Alaxnnder Veal, late of said comity, deceased, for the benefit of heirti and cred t >' s of said deceased. This Sept. 3rd. 1883. 8, It, MeGREGOfl. Administrator. ^lpulica ion wi 1 be made to the Court of Ordinary of Pauld ing comity, Georgia, »t the first regular t ini after expiration of thirty days from this notice, for leave to sell the lauds belouging to tho estate of Margrate McCol- lors, la>e ol said county, dec for the benefit of heirs und creditors of said deceased. This, Septem ber 3. 1883. 8. R. McG REGCR, Administrator App icatiou will lie mane to tnc •mitt of Ordinary of I'nutiling county J. orgia at ihe fust legtiiar term lif er expirariou of ihirty dava f om thu cilice fur leave to sell the lands bes ocgiiig to the estate of James Cleg- In r , hue of snid cminty leceas d >t ’ii bentfi of lieire aud creditors if suid decease I ibis 8. \, II 1883. t D. McGKl.GOR, ' d'"'ll ■' r or. Gcocg.a . a 1 . J . W ole having m. d ipp ica'lor lu fonn for peniiuueHt le ier.s ul dm u *>tiu- ion on the e nue ot Sarah L'ole. a«t of > id county, deceased These nre to cilc ll petsoiis coi ccrued cred not 8 and kindl ed io lie and aj pear ut my < lllce w i'.liin tie liwe ai .owed i>y law. and show cause if any, why permaneui leiieis sm.u d no he urai.tte to npplicanL on salu estau Thi« 6epi the iiid lb’83 T C LUNaGAN. Urdinary AppttC.iiion win oe mut'e u» inc couri of Ordinary of Fun ding county Giorgls, at the fl.-st regular term after exp ranon of thirty days lruin this uut'ce fo. leave to sell the lands belonging to the csiali* of Wesley 1 ang ey, Jaie of said con in v deceased, for fie heiielit of he r^ aud cretl- i< oik ot said dece ml wi b tin* exception I of the dower of ihe widow. This Sepi <5, 'S5U. W li CU.«\Y| Adiii’r Gents Hosiery, Gents t'iotlihig, Gents Overcoats Gents Underwear. Georgia Ciiecks Georgia Shirting Georgia Oriliing - . Georgia Slieeting, Georgia Jeans, Table Cutlery. Table Crockery. Table Glass Sets, Table Gloths Table Oil Gloths. Boots, boots, BOOTS! Shoes ! Shoes /! Shoes!!! MENS, BOYS LADIES AND Miaaei. Hardware,Gmtcriev, Crockery and Glaa-wurc. Canned go tN, sai dl.ies, wda and snuff p wder-hot and caps. Tinwnrn, I amps and Lamp C'h mneys, Well Buckets. Water R .ekets, Pin Pnekei.s mid win, I fruuks Tubs ' . I'tibi,cooes of all -r d Cigar* eviry brai d. i\0ill)\' A\D Fl\CY GOODS OF EVLH' V\R]£7j, WE DEFY COMPETITION AND GUARANTEE ATLANTA PRICES. CALL AND SEE US, Bawls, Brother & Co., L'ALf4& oa.