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LOCAL GOSSJl*. Subscribe for the New Eua. Go to Climtiau & Co’s, for the lutes* style of tidies bats Notary Publics would do well to r»*d Judge Dunagan’s notice, in another column. Worsteds from 10 to 15c. ynrd, ut Christian & Co’s. Now is the time .to now fall per When you bring your cottou to market dou’t forget to pay the printer. Go to Cliris/ian & Co’s for fine dress g <oda. Prof. P. ])- Wheelen’s school will open at Shady Grove on Mon day, Oct. 1st. f Christian «k Co. will pay the highest market price for country jproduoe. — Fever is raging in and around Dallas. We learn that Mr. Geo. O. Wil kins is confined to his bed with an attack of typhoid fever. Ladies will do well to call on Christian & Co. bifjre buying their fall hats. Messrs McLarin & Roberts are having a guano house erected near their place oi business. A fine line ol hosery and gloves of nobbiest sty leB, at Christian & Co’s. The Council have made won derful improvements on the street leading to the depot. ChristUn & Co. will bny your ao//on and sell you goods at bot tom prices. The bridge ncross Pumpkin- viue, near Rollins post-office, was completed Monday. It is said to be one of the best bridges in the county, Cheapest lot of shoes evei brought to Dallas at Christ an it 07a. The calaboose his been complet ed, bat lias bad no inmates up to date. What lias become of ^oe Ryraer? Mr. ‘"Bud” Noland is handling the yard slick for Christian & Co. Bud is a splendid fellow, and we welcome him to Dallas. I hav» just received a car load of new furniture. Chairs, Bed steads, Wash Stands, Safes, and everything usually kept in my line. I will sell at Atlanta prices. Try me. W. R. Stbickund. We are pained to learn that Mrs. Robert Moon is still very low With typhoid fever. Mrs. Moon has been confined to her bed for several weeks, Bring your cotton to Dallas, tho buyers are paying as much or more than you can get for it in Atlanta or Rome. Postively, cotton brings better prices in Dallas than any town in North Georgia. Mr. J. W, Atchison brought in the heaviest bale of cotton that has been sold in Dallas this season. It weighed over 700 pounds. We are requested to announce that the Quarterly meeting of the Paulding County Sunday School Association will be held at Flint Hill on Friday, Oct 5th. Be sure and attend the bush ar bor meeting at Pine Ridge, com mencing next Friday night, 28tli. inst. Senator Colquitt and other ministers of note will be present, and assist in carrying on the mee ing. Wagons loaded with cotton keeps the squire blocaded from morning until night thus showing that the people are realizing the truth, that Dallas is the best cot ton market m this section of the state, Capt. Mill edge, of Atlanta, was in Dalian a few days last week in the interest of Mr. Geo. O. Wil kins, who was found guilty of selling whiskey without city li cense, and fined by the Mayor in the [sum of $137.}. The case has been carried up to the Supe rior court and Mr. W r ilkins re quired to give bond. Mr. Garie Spinks has resumed work ou his brick hotel building, on the street leading to the depot, ani is , pushing things forward with a vita. When this buildiug is completed it will be an orna ment to that portiou of towu in which it is located. An interesting casecnme up be - fore Esq. W. A. J. Lee last week. Mr. E. M. Carter had brought suit against the E. T. V. & Ga rail road company for damages to the amount of sixty dollars. About the first of last May one of the company's engines ran against and knocked off the track a cow and broke her leg and otherwise damaged her, tins property of Mr. Carter, who valued her very highly for her many excellent qu ilities. At er giving the case ti patient heating the Court ga\e judgment against the company for the fall amount sued for, and all costa. We understand the case will be carried up. The little hoy who was stolen by Chas. Ogletree sometime since in Jackson county, Ala., was res cued from the villianB clutches onedny last week in Coweta coun ty, five or six miles from Seuoia. He gave a full history of his suffering while in the villians clutches. Ogletree whipped him thrie times severely, once for dropping behind and hiding, .igniu for not beirg able to keep uj) with him, and a third tim; for talking. Ogletree’s pursuers were so close on him he was com pelled to leave the boy and look to his own safety, several shots were fired at him as he was flee ing before his pursuers. It was teported that Ogletree was seen in the vicinity of Hiram on Sat urday evening, uutl we are in formed that the citizens iu that vicinity turned out almost to a m-i. and sc aired the country in every direction, but /ailed t.< come up with tho dirty villiun. He had better make himself scarce in this county, our people have had enough trouble with him, and if they come up with linn we do not pretend to say what the consequence would be. Death of Mr, .1. II. Weaver, Jr. Again we are called upon to perform I lie sad duty of clironi- clin ' the death of one of our citi- izeus. Mn J. H. Weaver, Jr., sou of Col. and Mrs. J. H Weaver, died at the home of his parents on Monday morning, the 24th. iu»t., of typhoid fever. Mr. Weav er had been sick about five weeks before the cold hand of death re lieved him of his suffering. Fr^m the very beginning ol his illness he was given every care and at tention possible by relatives and friends, and the very best of med ical skill procured for him, but it seemed that no power on earth could stay the onward course of the mala ly, and the young man breathed his last about 9 o’clock Monday morning surrounded bv relatives and friends who deeply feel and mourn his untimely' ta king off. It is indeed sad for a sorrowing father and a tearful mother to sea their children die while in the very flower of youth. Mr. Weaver was a young man well fitted for business, having a liberal education and rare men tal abilities. His remains were placed to rest in the Dallas cem etery on Tuesday evening in the presence oi a large number of our people, who deeply feel his lots. The New Ei^a extends its sympa thies to the bereaved family in this, their hour of sorrow. Noith Georgia Citizen: Mur ri.i is prevailing io a considerable extent among the catt 3 in this county. A No 1 East Texas Farm for Rent or SALE! I will rent or roll my farm iu this county, shout 10 miles f om I’m ehy of Tyler, in s goml and healthy n igh- borhxod, near ihraechutche* and two schools, society k« al. Them ia on the farm one g«o-l dwelling I ou«o, :w«. tenant holmes, cribs an i stable*, a rood well of wa er. and rnnnina wet. r through the farm wh oh his s all thoyeat. A fine omliurd with other conveniences. Them is about 85 acres ot good land under fence. Although th> re h a been a revete drought some of the land wid make a ba e ol Cotton to the a're, 'Ihere is plenty of corn on the plnoe to run it am ther yesr. For furihi r info 1 mo tion address, DR. D. H. CONNALLY, Tyler, Tex is. Application will be made to ihe court o f Ordinary of Pauldlnu uo.mty, Deoruui. nt the llrst regular term uli r Ike expira tion ofthtrty davs tY'.in lids net ice, f >r hare to sell Iks land* helonuilijt to tlie cs-a'n of Mart'll l*o ter,lute *f hiiU emm- ly. ripeen-ed, for tlir lii'tndll ol yho liens and creditorso(said deceased. 'I Inu U'|it* link lSCB. „ ... (i HAKI STRAW M W. POoTKR Adiiilnlsini.ors Tke (hast BpaUlo for Nsuslfis sal Isstuk UTAn til tern nl Remedy. Containing no Quinine, Opium, Oldornlorni. t liloral or narcotics ol any kind. Safe and <|a lek iu tin union <F1 M Avc ns Ornate) i rksiiuhk, Va April 10 IH70, j Mkshiis. Hutchison its Itn >; It affords me pieuMiie to testily lo the great virtues of your “Neitralglne" lor the cure of neiii'ilgta and sick headache. I- Is the host temedy for these most dlstresNlnu complaints 1 hsvnever used, It; phon'd belli every family In ihe country. Oifo.- It. IIkao Mayor of Lecslntr , Va. Messrs. Hutchison & Hr..; I am happy to say llmt yo'.r ‘Nellialclne ’ noted us n sjkciIIc ill iny oase, le'ieving nut In an iucr. (lihly short lime. I would advise all siitl'cl’iu from neuralglue lo try it, Yours.etc ' V Sims M. I>. DALLAS PRICKS CL’UUKNT. OOBUEOTED WEEKLY BY BAWLS, BBOS & C.I., COTTON, MARKET FIRM. Good middling 9j Strict “ 93 Middling Low “ 9 Good Ordinal y 8} Bagging 9} to 9'J Arrow ties $1.65 Patont Flour per Mil. 8.00 Fancy Flour, per bbl. 700 Extra Family (iOO Family 6.50 . eal, per bushel 52} to 57} Corn 52} to 57} Eggs, per dozen 18 Chickens spring 10 to 15 “ heus 20 io 25 Butter per pound >2 to 20 Honey 10 to 12 Hams 15} Bulk meat 9 B'dk Shoulders 9 Canvassed 11} Peas, white 65 “ Clay 70 to 80 “ mixed 70 Oats 40 to 45 Lard 123 Syrup, per gallon 50 to 85 Coffee, per pound 10 to 14 Granulated Sugar 12} Extra C. 10 Beeswax 17 Tallow 05 Rice 8 to 8} Grits 3 Mackerel j bbl's 2.75 Dried Apples “ Peaches 3 to 4 9 to 11} J. T. BONE, Butcher, Keeps constantly on hand fresh meals of all kinds, at the lowest prices. Call and ree him at his stand west side of public square, D llas; Ga. NOTICE 1 All persons indebted to the es'ate of B Caldwell, deceased, ore rei-uested to comefoiwurd and i-eAle upas * .eir ooies become due The notes will he found with Henry W. Huy, who is* authorized to make settlements with all debtor*. W. T. CALDWEl H. W. H-tY. A nice and well selected lot of Ladies and Misses Shoes, just re ceived at Rawls, Bbo. & Co’s. A nice lot of Zephyrs and Wool Shawls, at , Rawls, Bbo. & Co's. DYS ENTERY SUM MER Wlfl COMPLAINT I here is no lime to l>c lost when (hose we love are taken with these | terrible ili-cases. The beauty of PERRY DAVIS’S PAIN KILLER is that it Ads »o 1'iomptlv, surely ami efficiently. Don't he without Pain Kii i f.r ! Have it ready for instant use! Kccjtit with you ut home or abroad! ALL THE DRUGGISTS SELL IT, First-Class Plaster in 1)0X10 TO ORDER. Del yimr worklinni'ily a man wlln ilelle- n"m|H'tlil'in. Ry mic whcc win k dorp not crack, Hy one who ran llnlah your walls In plush id Purls a- white n> snow ui.il a* siHoo I, H-gliim, IIv one "ho liipurr- your walla to a and washing and hi.lil thcl r t loss. No white washing every year needed I. d'j n it come lu re io underbid tint one. M v prices are il e same the world oviriowil llrown |.l ,-ter lath and onn coal per yard, (Hi 2 coals 08 3 emits Skim finish 10 8 (touts glum finis It ] I Brick walls one per cent oir Hydraulic cenn in mid cacinni f in ter two c'onis 15 ernt. |ter ynrd t W so hard it lake* the blow of a hammer lo break i and ran lie used In outside of anv work and Bliiuds a eexe. J. IIAMMEU is the onlv ninn in thiscoun'ry who cm Lni.d.epimt.r paria at Ids leiaiue Ecu' particulars apply at New Era Office. e. s - • »* THE MAGNOLIA SALOON B ADAIR, - - Proprietor. J. L. GEORGE, ------- Manager. We keep constantly on hand the finest brands of Whiskies Brandies, Wittos, Beer, Soda Water, eta Old stand ard and choisest uetv Brands, such as Stone Mountain Corn Whiskey. I. W. Harper's select Golds it Grain, excellent Kentucky Mehvood, surpassing. And oheap brands Whiskies. Select Baandius for medioal use, etc. etc. The largos! lot of cigore ever brought to Dallas. Oqr Billiard and Pool Tables are new and splendid. Poliest attention given to all Call on us, J L GEORGE. MANAGER .“SPOT CASH” STOREJ J. J. PAYNE. D ILL AS, GA. J. M- STONE, 8MYRNA, GA WADE WHITE, MARIETTA, GA. J. J- PAYNE & CO., DALLAS, GA. Invite ,the peop'e of 1‘anlding anil surroundingoousiies to sail at Mm “SPOT CASH” STORE —AND EXAMINE THEIR LARGE STOCK OF- DRY GOODS. CLOTH ING, SHOES ANd BOOTS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, ETC. We make » specialty of HARDWARE AND| GROCERIES, key and sell for caeh, eud oiinseqwmt'y are enabled lo give the beet bargains. “Others May Imitate—None Can EqnaP S Ii is easy for any man to claim that his prices nre the lowest. ThepnWie o to know how mte man can undor.ell all others, e nre the only rner- ihunts in Dn'lus that make that snowing Herein the nrgumeut* Qsqt We sell for “SPOT CASH.” No goods leave our store till paul for. Wo therefore have no pereontage of losses on bad custom- om tliat we must make up on good customers. Wo soil nt hard-pan prices for SPOT GA,sH,..J!5f Come nttd see for yourscl or. J. J. PAYNE & CO- “Spot Cash’ Store I AM SOLI D! I Pay Cash For My Goods! Get off all discounts allowed merchants. I HAVE \0 MILV, MV EXPEXCES ARE IERLLY JOIHIXti I can afford to sell cheaper than merchants who buy ou time. Call and Examine My Goods and Get My Prices. I deal in dry goods. And keep on baud a fresh and well selected stock of groceries. I Also Keep medicines, Coussens Compouud Honey of Tar. Coussens Lightning Liiianiont. fablers Buckoyo Pile Ointment, Vermifuge, etc. Call and see mo and bring your pocket-book. You will find ma uonr depot. Yours, F. M. MATTHEWS DALLAS, GA. New Furniture Store! WR. STRICKLAND. 1 wi'l sell you Parlor. Chamber anil dlnli g ro. m turulture at lower price* ter cash limn have ever bten atia'innl In Dull*-. ... , _ Fxamine imv flock of bedilciiils and inattrcssns. I,ale*l unproved spring wtslr treses,' Xub “and a li KDSI’ICaDS AND MATTMUSSES, Del eoltea top i SAFES! SAFES!! SAFES!!! Perforated Tin audIWire. Best make. Low down for the money. musical instruments, Such as Acordinns, Hurmonicas. And the latest thing out, any c did can play it, THE ORGANE1TE. Yon put in the notes at one end and the music comes out at the other. Come and see them* CH ROMOS. ovely land scapes, every parlor should have them. $ TO V E S, ST O V E S, STOVES I BUY FOR THE CASH AND SELL FOR THE CASH««r I handle the New Improved Singer Sewing Machine. Hof'C.e vou sa-e the tariff on lime prices. Call and see me at my new stand, W. R. STRIURLANl), , Drttd fctO) UA.