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1.0CAL GOSSJl*.
Go to Christian A Co’s, for the
latest style of ladies hats
Bgga «re scarce, and are com-
mamiinfi'a good price.
per
Worsteds from 10 to 15c.
.yard, at Christian A Co’s.
DalUs has received,up to Tnes*
day night, one hundred and eighty
cotton. - . . ,
Go to Christian & Co’s for fine
* dWfcffyods,.
Cotton continnes to come in
lively., \* '
Messrs J. J. Payne A Co. have
consolidated their mammoth
stores into one npon the corner,
where their friends and the pub-
lie generally will find an empori*
nm'of all lines of goods at rook-
bottom prices.
The gentle showers Snnday
night somewhat slaked the thirst
of mother earth. A good season
would be of great value to the
fall crops of every kind, besides,
it wouldjpobably check the pre
mature opening bf half grown cot
ton bolls.
up
„ , Best Yet,—Walker and Homer
Yon can buy Calicoes from 3c. PaTr j^sons of Mr. J. M. Parris
», at Rawls, Lr.o & Co s. R wg R|>d lft .. . T ,
The pulpits of all our enurohes
were empty last Sunday, except
the A. M. E. church.
•
Christian & Co. will pay, the
highest market price for country
produce.
Mr. John Bone is running
first-class beef market at., lift
stand, on west side of the public
square.
A nice lot of Zephyrs and Wool
Shawls, at /• *
Rawx.8, Er<\ A Co’fv
Bear in mWfi, ye voters A
Dallas, tho election for aMayor
and Council will come along
about the 2nd week* in October
Ladies will do well to "call 4n
Christian A Co. before buying
their fall hats.
Dust is plentiful on out streets
and country roads about now^ot-
withstanding the showers Sunday
night. _
Go to Rawls, Bro. A C</$ for
latest styles and colors of dress
gooiffc, at rSck bottom^prices
^MrslfiAl. Ifoyne, of ^SPoccoa
Ci y, Ga., who has be'en visiting
her pifeuts, r. and Mrs. W. A,
Christian, of this place for some
time past, returned home last
Monday.
v.* ' *
• 'A fine line of hosevy and gloves
of uohbieststyles, at Christian A
Co’s. _ , . i
Read tilt advertisement of Mr.
Joint Bone, to be found elsewhere
iu tlwe-jiMue.j Jjfr.Bon^j.s a first-
el,iss butcher, ami all who buy
fresh meats from him will be sat
isfied.
A nice and well selected lot of
Ladies and Misses Shoes, just re
ceived at
Rawls, Bno. A Co’s.
Aaarf2 and 10, picked on Tuesday
tlw J8th. ingt, 800 pounds of
but we have not the space to note
it hero Wilkins was found gi
ty on all the counts. The fine
stands twenty-five dollars on each
count, and two dollars and fifty
cents oosts, or 1137.50. The
case was appealed to the Council,
and is set for trial before the
whole board to-day, (Thursday)
and in case of another adverse de
cision to the defendant he <nny
carry it up.
A No 1 East Texap
Farm for Rent or
ootton in eleven hours. The va
riety of cotton was Duncun’s
Mammoth Prolifio,
Songs for All.—This excellent
book of mprfic is constantly gain
ing in public favor. Singers are
almost unanimous in their praises
of the many merits. The seleo-
'tions are all first-clasr, and pleas-
. dug to lovers of good music. The
Conoord Musical Association, at
theif recent annual o invention,
held at Sorrell’s Springs church,
adopted * Songs For All” as their
text book. Prof. E. T. Pouud,
Author,'Barnesville, Ga.
The Era is pained to learn that
liille Mamie, aged 1 year 2 mo.
ajri 10 days, infant -daughter of
Mr. R.. M, and Mrs. S. 6. Hope,
orlydbkinart, is no more in this
ljfo..^The death scene is said to
Jiave oeen very affecting. Little
Mamie, awakened back to human
coif piousness by the deep agoni
zing sobs of a heart broken moth
er,^fljrew her child arms about
b^y'mothers neck, awl implanting
the last kiso upon her trembling
lips, breath'd her life out sweetly
there. We have not the space for
the obituary in full and must be
content with this notice, aud ■ ff<
our sympathies to the bereaved
father aud mother iu this, their
s irrow.
SALE!
I will >vnt or roll my fa'tn ill (1 '•»
county, si. out 10 ipil"- loin il.o ci y
ofTy)e.,'n a "oml and heal .by in 'rh-
bnrhood, -oar .w e chuiuleH and u«
k’biio •, e. y n ij. TwB is nil
a- f nn o.e juot dwelling l ou.-p,
wu . .iu hoi ci>, c.ibi mi l s,ul>lr ,
1 Do*, u Hof wuoi, n-tfi riioiiiii|>
* r 1 h’mgh the into winch Ih.n
3 yea . A tine 0.chard wi.l
oh ■ oonvcoiepc r \ Tlice in shim
85 MC-on Oi ^ood land node-' teuce
Allhougil lilt eh" been it itveiV
dioti hi gums of the Ian 1 wi I woken
h- s ol ooilou to the o re, ’I here i-
pieiity of 00111 00 llw place .0 run it
■mother ye k. Fur tuunir inform. •
i ; ou ad lire «,
DR. D. H. CONNALLY,
Tyler, Texas.
•.uni
Freeman Hay, 12 years old, son
of our friend, Mr. H. W. Hay, last
Wednesday, the 12th inst., picked
out from ordinary cotton two hun
dred aud fi ftcin pounds. Who
can beat that for age and amount
in this section of the cotton belt.
1 have just received a car load
That Bell.—Once more the
denizens of Acworth street, and
a few rods farther removed from
the square, are now and then
greeted with tho sound of a very
much cracked bell. Wo say not.
far removed, because it required
an acuti hearing indeed to distin
guish 1I10 sound at first from au
ordinary cow bell, and could not
be heard a half mile. Now that
this one too is ernokrd, completes
the number three, aud that is the
last tip for that bell foundry
surely. There must be something
in ibis furore of the secular
press abor.t the ringing of church
bells. Surely somebody has been
to Dallas and hoard this one on
the Methodist church. The pro
of new furniture. Chairs, Bead-1 prietor of a bell concern that
Bteads, Wash Stands, Safes, and I would send out such a fraud as
everything usunlly kept in my this bet',ought to he compelled to
line. I will sell at Atlanta p.rices.
Try me.
W. R. Strickland.
?,Dillard Paris, son of Mr. N. D.
Paf ris, of California district, pick
ed on last Tuesday evening, com-
; intneing after 12 o'clock and
quitting at sundown, one hundred
and sixty two pounds of dry cot-
t&n'.* Trot out your boys that
' will beat this.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Prof. r Jp. )!!. Bridges is located
here for a few weeks, and is fully
prepared to make all kinds of pic
tures for the public. Call and
secure your profile before lie
leaves. The Professor will uive
, you satisfaction.
Mr. W. H Moore has emigra
ted from the north side of the
square to the s juth side, ou At
lanta street, and enlarged his
business. Besides his shooting
gallery he now presides over
several bil iard and pool tallies,
where lovers of the game may
eqfend a few momebts of flaeting
/ime.
Mr. George Davis, living near
■Nebo, has a pig eight months old
that w ighs one bun Jied and fifty-
pounds, Who can beat it?
listen to the discordant sounds of
it until nauseated therewith mgl
unto death or honesty.
The Triu 1 .
Mr. Geo. O. Wilkins did not
take out his town license when
the oiher dealers procur?d theirs
perhaps not seeing any clear
margin ahead, alter paying the
unusual amount of 11,000, besides
state and county and revenue
cease. Therefore, in obedience
to the commands, he closed hi
saloon, recently, however, the
whiskey question again began to
be agitated and many believed
that all dealers tint hud procur
ed license prior to the {late elec
tion for restriction, and prior to
the incorporation of Dallas, were
legally entitled to sell until tho
expiration of such license. At
any rate Mr wilkius opened his
saloon once more without procur
ing 1 he town license, and began
selling under his state and rev
enue license,. Marshall Bone
located with him and kept an ac
curate account of drinks sold up
to five, and tlion reported, and
FriJay last His Honor, Mayor
Duncan, gave a hearing in the
c ise. Thore was a certain prin
ciple contended for in this case
Application w<ll be in iilc In ibc
o r Ordinary ol' IbiuMliiii on uty,.•
at the Doit regular term uf. r iiiu oxpii'n.
tlon oi l,ilr.y davh .mill iIiIm ih.Hi; -, |\i
leave 10 cell llie lamia bcluimiitit I • On
cm..i.u of Milr-In l*u tor, i*te t. a '*1 cnmi-
ly.<!pc'il-cd, for thr luii fll <>. me lien,
ami creditors of Haiti doccilaoil. 'I Ins bout-
lotli nsa,
C. HAK 81 n\\V
J1 W. 1*0. I I R
Atlinililaitii n
G Ifil 1 ltd I A, I’lMlIilliijf ( mini v—A11
pciHuiia interested aro hereby noil it'd
that 1). K. Wluloy, o! the I0.suili.ill t'lol
O. M. Ulloil be o 0 W A. J L e a <1 j.di
\V. Spinks, (rcelti Idcra of said dl-iiM
and coiiuiy, an oaiii.y in ro ui'ilc, daik
b aek.-ovcii or 1 ;;li, years old. with 11
wli to apot ou her 11'ilit ahniil 'ni' 11 eeen
handa in.nh, va'llcd in He vein.. - III. i|" I in-
I lie owner l» icq ill rod 'o come luiwa <1
prove Hiild pinipoi iv and pin elm ir ■« and
iak> siril mule awav. or It n il lie deal)
iviili as the law reqnlrca. this u-u,i
lie l&di lb 8. T U. Ul T N AiiAN,
<'rd iiarv.
The Great Bpeclflo for Neurelfla and Headache,
t^'An Inlerurl Roiticrly, ilimtulnl'iir g
lorn I Tr
Qmiilno, Opium, Uhlornlorui. t Id
narcotics ol any kind. Safe ami quick
in Its action jpl
AIayc ns OpfioR >
I RKHIIOHK, Va April II) ism, (
Mkshiim. Hutchison & Hh It afford
1110 pleaHUio to testily lo ihc orrni virtue
for Hie emo o
ncuralf'la unit sick liendaclie. I is thi
host lemody lor '.Iioko most dl-in .-slu
coinplaliitH I iHVaevor lined, Ii. shou'd
Go in ovu'i (amlly In the coiinlrv.
Ofo. If, IIkao
Mayor of Leenbuiv, Vh.
Mchhih. Iliilclilhon & (lro: I ain liiippv
o nny that yoi.r •Nouralulno'’ acted ns „
speciHe Ml my c. *u. lelieviiiK mo ill an
Incruiiihty short . I would ii Ivini
all sntr- In" from no .il rlne to n v t ..
Yours etc V. Hihh. M. f),
I>AI i,AS PRICES CURRENT.’"' 1
Ool’tliilTED -SEGKLY BY RAWLS, BROS
& CD.,
CorrON, MARKET F, RM.
Good middling
Strict “
Middling
Low “
Good Ordinaiy
Bagging
A trow ties
9.) to 9J
$1.65
Patent Flour per bbl.
Fancy Flour, per bbl.
Extra Family
Family
’ eal, per bushel
Coru
Eggs, per dozen
Chickens spring
“ heus
Butter per pound
Honey
Hams
Bulk meat
Bulk Shoulders
Canvassed
Pers, white
Clay
mixed
Outs
Lard
Syrup, per gallon
Coffee, per pound
Granulated Sutrar
Extra (J,
Beeswax
Tallow
Rice
Grits
Mackerel 1 bbl’s
Dried Applds
“ Peaches
“ uu pooled
8.00
700
600
G.60
52.) to 57.1
521 tp 571
10 to 15
20 in 25
12 to 20
10 to 12
15.1
9
Hi
66
70 to 80
70
40 to 45
12 }
50 to 85
10 to 14
, 12.1
10
17
05
8 to 8.1
3
2.75
3 t» 4
9 to 111 I
2 to 4
ndiefl
The largest
i. Our Billiard
' ■ \ > fi
’uli est attenttoagiyofl itfsll
Krst-ClassP
DON'S TO ORDER.
Got your work doimdy u m iiii who dem
e nipeliil hi. By one wkc-r wink dues not
(.ruck. By o e wlcea ■ IIiiIhIi i oil r \va Is
II plus ter ill 1‘iIi'Ih ii- while a- snow null
•l" H'HOO h n« tflUH*. By one a ho lusurc-
your walls lo s and wiishliijf und In Id
i hoi i lIuhs.
ivhi'c wimf iiijjevery yenr needed
I do ii il ci in I- h. re io underbill au'
"lisi iVIy piii es are il e same die world
■vi row i Brown j 1 i-ior lath and
oil" cu.ii jo r yu*d, (Ml
2 CihiIs (is
3 isinla 8'kim finish 10
3 Mints gloss tiuisli
Brick wa'ls one ;p>r nem ofl'
Hydraulic eeoo ut and eu cium
pis ter two rniiis 15 m nt-i per yard
It is no hard it nke< i|>e blow of u
hamuli r to brink i umI ihii be lined
III cntii'leof ativ work ai d siaiKb
cezu. J. II.VMMKtt ia I ho oulv nnn.
in tliis eouii'ry wlmcvi I m il o |i ast, r
liar's at bis leisure
For particulars apply nt New
“ '''ill
STORE]
J. M- 8TOMK| MlYWt, (U
niETTA, Q A.
DALLAS, Gl
grounding sosatlea |« «a|| g ^
M" STWtE
LARGS fifOCK Of—
Era Oiiioo.
fD
£5
01 o
o
e.
DRY GP0DS. CLOTH
ING, SHOES ANd BOOTS.
NOTIONS, GROC
HARDWARE,
We make a apeeiahy of HARDWARE ANM OBCKRIMRR b*
find tell lor tiiih, him! ooinMjuontly etidblod to give thf b«|
“Others May Imitate-None Can Equal*
_Jb *®*y for any man to claim thu hit pHoes art tbs 1—4, Ths—hfia
like lo know bow one man can undarsoll all nthera, L i.ri tha o^r ■«*».
ilmnta in Da'lns that make that t.iowing Hare U tbs •rgumant*'^
•01
T»0- W 0 sell for -SPOT GASH," No goods lsavs o«>
paid for. Wo therefore have no percentage of fosses on .
nrs that we must niake up on good customers. Ws seU al kJ3*aa
prices for SPOT OAsH.^gg ■ * ,,n, “
Come and boo for yoursol eg.
J. J. PAYNE A ^
“Spot Caw
I AM SO LID! . I Bay Cash For My Gdodd
Get off all disconnts allow^ftmnrcliants.
I HUE 111 Mill, It WEH III IHUr MM
I can afford lo s< 11 cheaper than merchants who bay on tfinn.
Call and Examine My Goods and Get Mf
Prices. I doal iu dry goods.
Aud keep on hand a trash and well selected stock of groceries.
I Also Keep medicines.
Coussens Com pound Honey of Tar. v
Coussons Lightning Linnmeni
fablers Buckeye Pile Ointment,
Vermifuge, tW.
Call and see mo aud bring your pocket-book. Yoq will find m
near depot. Yours,
F. M. MATTHEWS
. ,'VV
New Furniture Sturm l
WR. ilRIOKLAND.
-ur huiI Mining ru.'m lurtltun at lowsr prtcaa l«r
puil Iu I)u'Is-.
|«mlH ii ml mnttreasna, latent improved amt— —.
tI’KaDS AND MATTHE88ES, Best
'ES!
Pcrfc
SttcL^ BWKa . „. r
c * hall, and did not inolude
one orchard and a trianp
.ick O’ Itafforty observe .
d for them. Sir Henry’
rn kuaineaa, received '
ov ;ted it down, and
reference. Ho t
STv .. „
* inqumea,”
JB®" I BUY llgning/'
SAFES!!
S AFESItl
i. Best make. Low down for the
INSTRUMENTS,
onions. And the latest 'thing oat. saw
lRGANF/ITE. Yon put in the notes at
hmes out at the other. Come and sea them.
ill ROMOS.
I bundle tho Now
sry parlor should have that*.
TOY E 8, STOVES
iASH AND SELL FOR THE CASH^f
roved Singer Sew ng Machine.
Hence vou sa e tho tariff on time prices. Pnll and see me at nt
new » UDd > W. R. ST 1{ICKLAND, 7
PALLAS, J A