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Paulding New Era, By JAMKS TlRKCfvENIUlXiK ft < 0. DALLAS, (i\7. SEPT 27. 1883 r The Philadelphia Chronicle any a the grnniraer used in Vor- lnon schools don’t recognise the ‘‘first person singular," which would upset their religion. But all the same the tiist person must feel pretty sirgnlar when her liusbaud has accumulated a doz en more wives.—Norristown Her ald. The Grand Jury of Clayton county recently found true bilk of indictment against two mis sionary Mormon elders named W A. Wilson and 8. J. Parris, charg ing them with vagrancy, in that they were strolling around about the oooutry without occupation or visible moans of support. A young white man by the name of Bl ight was arrested be low Pine Log Monday morning on a charge of liorge st juling. The horse was stolen from a Mr. Dodd, of Fairmount, and was in the posessiou of Bright when ho was osptured. The thief and horse were carried back to Fair- mount.—Cartersville Froe-Pross. Editor New. Era:— Please nr- nounce and keep before die peo ple the dedication of Betbel church 3rd Sunday in October by Brodier Thomas Pierce. Our meeting commences Friday night before We have the best church house in Paulding county, and, by-the-way, the meeting is now going, on at Bethel, 1) joined Sun day niplit by pro'ession, all grown persons, I don’t know when it will slop. Yours, etc. D. C. Biiown. Great improvements lias boeu noticed in the cattle in the stock law counties in this S ate. This is the very result which wuh pre dicted by the advocates of Ik' stock law as sure lo follow the adoption of tho system. When the old feuee system has become a thing of tho pa->t iu Georgia, aorub stock will go to join tho de parted and disconsolate rail split ter. Speed the day.—Telegraph and Messenger. The remains of what is suppos ed to be en old battle liield lias beeu unearthed near Miueola, Wood county, Texas. They con sist of parts of human sktdotons and old musket barrels with match locks, the muzzle of each was mushed as if to prevent fur ther use. They wore found from one to two feet below tho surface of what must at ono time have lirtinh Arbor Meeting. This meeting commences nex' Friday nh'lit, five miles south of, Dal'as, near Pine Ridge, ono mile south of Ml. Zion church. Sev eral preachers are expected. Gov ernor Colquitt will bo there Sat urda.y and Sunday. The grounds are ready. Wo invite all the peopli in the county of every denomina tion and of no denomination. The three oircuits in the county are especially requested to give us their unanimous support— Dallas, Sweetwater and Paulding M ssiou. Como in wagons; bring cloth tents and stay during the meeting. Paulding cave tho Gov ernor one of the grandest Sunday 1 School ovations ever beheld iu this part <>f Georgi i; now let ns see what she can do at tho first bush arbor meeting ever had in the county. It is really a camp meeting. Let tho prayers of all Christians bo God bless the peo ple. Paulding county has done as much this yoar to redeem her self ns any o’her county in Ge^r- 4 n and I have a good min I in say more. Frst she votod out liquor six to one. Then a Sun day School Celebration; then pro tracted meetings, hundreds com ing in to the different churches. The mcthoiliHt alone have receiv ed between two and three bun dled members. God is still bless ing the people. Como to the bush arbor mooting. B. F Pavnic. ABLES & TURNEIi, Sign of the “Kailroad Bar” NEAR THE DEPOT, DALLAS. GA We Imve never closed our doors during the storm, because we believed we Imd a right (oseil the best brands ot Fine Whiskies. Brandies, Wines. Beer, and Every thing to he found in a first class Saloon. -WE HAVE ALSl- An liiliuniitii Mother Murders lies Child, Mrricttn JourOil'. There comes lo us news of GROCERIES FRESH nod p- re, in coitnc.ion wi h oar business, und can supply anything in Ihn* i tie, FLOUR, MEAT, SYRUP, SUOAR, SOAP, CANDLES, crackers canned goods jljckerel CHEESE, And many iliings too numerous to mention. The best BI1 .LIARD AND POOL TABLES- For the use of lovers of 'li» games. Cal) and nee us. ABLES rf- TURNER. DALLAS., OA. .rdjREhl ll! & CHASTAIN, manufactuueks and dealers in SADDLES. lltRXESS, llltIDLLS, Willi'S, CILLIKS. Him AM) addle ami linn css material, harness oil; all kinds of leather and raw m \- crinl.nnd cvctytlilng usually kept in our line. W.-cnny cn all kinds of re pairs ol Saddle-, Humes', Buggy Primming*. Cushions, etc. We re n’so dealers In ItAW 1IIDK8, for which the higlie-i cash price" will bo paid. MCGREGOR & CHASTAIN, S iu li side of Square, Dallas, Ga. KE'W j’A'LL AND WINTER HOODS, JUST ARRIVED ANI) STILL COMING. C. Z. TURNER, TIIE LIVE MERCHANT. Examine my line o' new goods just arriving. BUY GOOD - ', NOTIONS, AND FANCY GOODS. I am tho leader in gents underwear, and cirry the fi 'esl line of Metis, I, i- <Iic- and Misses lined nnulii shoes in (own. Fall sleek Groceries, Hnu-ehnld furnishing good", creekery nod rmip goods, nod everythin,' usually hot in a g -iieriil s'cioon I ami. No iruuldi o show goods. If <cU bottom prices on everything. Cull mid m-o a e, C. Z. TUliXI.lt, DAI,LAS, CIA. HEADQUARTERS FOR LOW PRICES RAWLS, BROTHER & CO. OUR NEW STAND, OPPOSITE Oourt-Bou... West Side of the Square. We have just opened up nur fall stock that commands the admiration of all in QUANTITY QUILIIY AND P.ilCES We have ua'icoes of erery shaileand quality. V E have Dre a Goods, piece goods, 'atest stylo and colors. WE have adies Cloaks, Jacket",Shawls and Zophrrs. Wo have lat-lies Vests. C nsets, lloop-kir s 'telmoral-i and hats, WE have Li users, Funnels. Blankets and Cassitueros. Cents flats Cents Hosiery• ^ents Cr>fli?ii^, Cents Overcoats Gents .Underwear* Georgia Checks Georgia §flirting (Georgia Drilling". Georgia $frertin§* been a prairie, but which is now n wood. They are supposed to be relies of oue of LaBallcs but tles with Indians. An exchange aptly says; It is not genius that tells iu tho world; but downright and honest hard work. Yonr bruins may ferment snd effervesce like a yeast pot, but unlesH you can settle down to steady foil you are worth no more to the community than a soap bubble, which burst so soon that it is hardly worth one’s whil to stop to look at it and admire it, A good blacksmith is worth a round dozen of genius' who wear long hair and Byronic eol- lors And woudir why the world doesn't adoro them. A Literary Man Went West. The lime-stono water of Ohio disordered his bmvels and laid him on a bed of sickness with horrible cramps. For threo days aud nights he was wretched. Then he said, ‘‘why didn’t I think of Perry Davis’s Pain Killer?" He sent for it and experienced such prompt and thorough rebel that be said lie was a fool for not getting it at first. GEORGIA, Paulding Comity. Te *1' Whun it may Oo icern: J din Bhelion bee applied to the under-ign- •d f>r p;r<.anent letters of udminie. tra'ioa ou the est»t'tof Mutiiu Shelton laic of said county, dece std, and J pill piss upon said upp tout tun on the first Monday in November, 1883. Given under my hand and oHicbt! signature. 24th day of Sonie:::!;cr 1883 T. 0. DUN AG,\N, Ordinary, GEORGIA, Paulding County, Notice to the No'nry Publics of •aid county,—The Legislature have passed an act to furnish each Notary publio with ibeendu of 1882. on ilieii producing their commission to the Ut- diuory and then petiti ming the Ordi nary for a ode, ihrn I will nmke tuv repoH and gel I lion their cole. This 8cp'C'nber the 24 h 1883. 1. C. DUdAGAN, O iliipity, horrible crime cn nmittoil noir Mableton, in this county. In Hint vicinity lives an unmarried wo man named Elizabeth Avery, about 85 years old. There in a home of poverty and sin, her and her six year old daughter lives alone. Ou the 15th. aud Kith ins visiting and charitable neighbors found the woman siok in bed. she said nothing of tho true state of affairs, but suspicion was ar oused which resulted in an inves tigation being bad on Monday last, The little girl upon being closely questioned, sai.l she know where the baby was buried, aud led to the spot near tho house. Her mother had made her take a hoe and scrape out a hole and place the murdered child in it, covering it wi h a little dirt, a few rocks and some straw. The mother warned tho child that if she disclosed it s whereabouts she would kill her. But that in nocent little girl,not comprehend ing tho turpitude of tho crime committed by her mother, uot on ly revealed tho place of its burial, but said: “Mamma wrung the baby’s neck aud hit it on the head with a stick.” The dead in fant was unearthed, and Dr. Chil ders upon examination found its neck broken and its skull crushed. The mother, when confronted with the ghastly corpse, acknowl edged to giving. the child birth, but den’id putting it to death. She «r.ve no satisfactory state ment of its untimely taking off. A. P. Dodgen, Notary Public, act ed as Coroner and held an in quest. The jury placed the sus picion ou the mother, and as so in as her physical condition will admit she will be brought to Marietta and lodged in jail. An 18 months old child namrd Farmer, living iu Bollton, has a I tooth on the end of its tongue. It is o bo removed. /ipp.iudtum wtil »'i Hindu in iiiu iliu court nt OnliiiHi'y o' PnithBng L o al the lint regu'm l*‘iin uf.t-r expur i- li ni of thirty ilii<•» from tins no'In lor !onvrf to util the lumls belonging io llie caiu c of 8, J, 'I Blwell, Inlo ol -uiil comity, dnoeiiao , lor iBe btmfi. of die heirs and ciedilnrs of suid dn- ivusul, 1 his Sept. 3. 1883 J. B. Foote, J. It. Gueen, Administrators. iju..rglu i'uuuit..g Umiilv — io 1 whom it may Concern. VV. \V, Wilkie*, or the state of A nb.nnu, DuVotk county, udiniulsi'nlor ol' It, II, Worll v, hirciseii having h 'plieil in pioper form for leave ol the court to sell flic wild ami unimproved laud* bi longing to said rutaie al private sale, to wd : Nos. '-(ID In ilic 0 li dial and 1st. section ol l.iiiiipldo coi.nlv ifio acres -.’DO 294 nml 1124 lo the 7>li. dl-l. and llrsl section of Eiinnm conn'y, i in'll con in In lug 1110 acres. Do;, in U,e 7tn d sir,el a, d ;-l s "Cl I on ol' l uiun < minty uonlabing 100 acres, 126 in llie D n di-ir.ci end fi*st sec don or U n on county, containing 0)' acid. 7f in tile Sin di- lie. a d first ; sect un ol'Union mam y containing itllli acres, llo7 In the IStli district end lid sctllonof l'auldlng Co.miy coniiilning 4 acres. 2.Vi am. 2 D In t c IDtli dlsl and Old section ol l’.iu ding county each con lalnlug 40 acios 238 and IU2S In the 2l-i district ami thud section ol'Polk countv containing each 41) ucrus 872 and 922 iu the first dlsl'ic. nml 4th section ol I'unil- snn county each coniitlniiig 40 ac es 10 In llie 8iV disii'iol ami Did si cl 1 n o. Paulding county, containing 4 acres These ure to cite, nil and s'ngu.ni', th crednors and next ol kin ol said deceased lo be end appear at m< office wltnin tin lime allowed by law, and show cause, u any I hey can, why an order should not In grume l a tow lug the administrator P sell said lands at private side, tiiven un der my hand ui d oltlciul signature Tub Augu.-t the 28 d ls83 T. C. DUNAQaN, Ord'y Paulding Sheriff Sales. Will be sold l-efoie the c uir., lion- door, In the lew It of I hi las, Paulding Co., Uuorgiu,dining the legal hours ol saie, n, the first Tuesday lo Ociobcr. 1IS83 tin following proper y, lo-wit; Bui of laud No j]o4 in the 2nd district and 3rd section oi Paulding cuiintv On levied upon as the pi open y of.) fcl Carter lorii'isly iwo tax 11 'aa Issued by ll L Ki'k, l\ C ol'Pan ding county in favm ol the state aud county lor slate nude inn- y tax for the years 1881 ami 1882 l.evj made aud roi urned to me bv -I 8 Adair, L C Dallas. Oa, AugCStn 1883 U K 11rvU AN Ucpiny Sheri II NOTICE! All persons are hereby notifled that the notesgivor. by Ablels and I inner to the Connell i f I) nlas « eie glrou under pr> test, und m one t udl, g lor the same d so at lluir own ri-k. A1JBE8 & TL'UNER, Da"as Qa., Si ptenibvrlt h 18 3, I Ap|il)('ittii)ii will Im iniutb to Ulrc court of Oriliiu.ry of Piitihl- ing countv Georgia, at tlio first ' regular term, after '.xpirivti. n of thirty (lays from thin notice, for leave to soli iIn lands belonging to tho estate of Alexander Veal, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of lieirn and cred ttn's of slid deceased. This Sept. 3rd. 1883, S, R, MoGREGOR. Administrator. yfpplica ion will be lr.ado to tho Court of Ordinary of Paul 1- ang county, Georgia, ut iho first regular t un after expiration of thirty days from this notice, for leave to sell tho lands belonging to tho estate of Margrate MoCol- lors, hue ot said county, dec. for the benefit of heirs mil creditors of sai l deceased. This Septem ber 3. 1883. S. ll. McG HECK R, Adinii.istiator App lent ion nil lie luaic to l <■ feint ot On li ■ n i y of Pan ding c unit G. oi pin ut the fi st regii ir tenn nf- ici t xpirn'iou of i hiriy dues f inn tbit nonce fur leave io sell die lands lie- o gihg lo tlie estate of .In i.es C.eg- hi r , i'e of .-oid county deeeas ;1 toi ue hem fi of Beire uiul ci ediinrs ofsuid doicnto I .Ins 8ei I, 3, 1883. C D. McG HE OH, AiBn ii -li' ipr, Deoeg a . u. l ' i . JTT, W ole Imviug m :(t i applicai lor m piope, f M'UI Ibr pcniinnenl lei ter- ol admin slia- ttoil on the c-tate of Snail Cole, hoe of - Id county, deceased These are to cite II persons coi earned credit*,'s a m| kbulr- d lo be and ui petti ut my • Dice within c ilwc allowed by law. und show oaiise I'uny. why perma'icnl letters slmu'd no: ■c gruntie to applicant on said estate 111" 8ep* tile 3.d 1883 '! C DUNAOAN. t' i <11 mi i y App. canon will ne made to Un e ■ r C i' nil nary oi Pau ding C'uuty ior .' i l the first regular term alter exp nil on d'Umiy days Inuii Hits luicec for evr ii seil ihe lauds belui.gliig to C e isinli if Wesley ang c.v, late i f said eouini Icceased. for l ie benefit of lie r* ami ered- - oia ofsuid deee red wi b me except.on ■f !l:e dower of the widow, This 8cpi a ’ 883. WHCHI.W, Adm’r NOTICE TO DEBTORS! All the noes mid b-nks of accounts belonging to the crime of-l. I Miiek- nnn, t ecensed, I are been placed ir. our hands for rolhetion All pa - ti s indebted in .-aid r. ta e ate hereby notified i lint. ul. cams doe suid e.-tn’e jafiir Oct 10 li 1883 wi I le placed in suit. FIELDER & ROBERTS Att’\8 at Law. Georgia Jeans, Table Cntlerj. Table Crockery, Table Class Sets, Table Cloths Table OH Cloths. Boots, boots, BOOTS! Shoes ! Shoes /! Shoes !!! MENS, BOYS LADIES AND Misses. Hard ware,G roc ere* f Crocke y and (Un« warr. Canned go d- r saidlueH, sodu and f»nnff p yri\c> Iio! and c ip». Tin warn, lamps and Lump CIi mueys, Well Buckets, Water Buckets, Thi i ;,;U .v t . d p nv. Trunks. Tubs Sifters. , Tobuccongof all grades, Cigars of every brand.' AOllOXS AM) PAtUiV GOODS OF EVERY VAR1ET1. AND GUARANTEE ATLANTA PRICES. CALL AND SEE US, Kawls, Brother & Co., DALLAS, GA.