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louaL GOttstr;
Mis J L George i* very low
with typli 'i*l fever.
Wois'tds fiViin 10 to 15c. per
yuid, ut Christian &. Co’s.
Mrs Steve Moore bus been
very lo% froui ,gu attack of ty
phoid fever,"bot is nof couvaleai
but 7 * !t ' ^
Go t j Chm/ian ii Go's for flu
dr^^odfc^
Ladies huts of latest style am
nt any price at Christian & Go’s
IS..'r K. T Merlin , wl'h hi* f..mi j
turn i ndgrn id lu i ex..s, lie s nrtcd oi
Monday hist.
'1 he liiicst - o of Indies h.its e\
er brought to Dallus ui Christim
& Co’b,
-J/r T A Foo e 1ms inovod inti
his olcgum new resi enco on Pow
der Springs street
Lndies will do well to call oi
Christian As Cm before bnyiiq
their fall hats.
A nice lino of cl nkB an. jacket)
at ilaWlSj Pros. & Co.
Miss Fannie Howard, of Car-
tersville, is visiting friends and
relatives in Dallas
Tl.e best $1 Ladies vest evei
b'might to 1)alias ill Pawls, Brut
& Co’s.
Mr Cco. A Owen lias left a'
this ntlici. a stalk of corn A’ich s v-
(li ears on it Who uni beat it?
A fine line of liosery and glov. *
of nobbiest styles, at Christian h
Cw’s.
We have at this offie i a very
fine stalk of Duncan’s J/amnu.t
Prolific cotton, gro V i on M>
Win Pone's pl.iii/atimi,
OoNTlNl'l 0 fl'.ojt SECOND PAOE.
P.oililiiur Slie -iff Sales.
Also at die sanib lilli-iiH Ms
of Intel no Mil, 1217 an w*> he f ..f
‘ol an It.iff. nil in ill.. fn;.l • ii.i’rtrt mt(i
•3rd nee km cfwild eosn ty ‘evn-d on a»
tlm property ore;. .M. Lrwrsmv tosai
i.il’viiii txucuilnii I8andtr>.ni the -n-
peiiorei u tju f.vornlj 1) 1. Junes v*
■si d <*. M. Iaw iamK'.'
This Oct. 1st 18851
Nathak Cooyun, Slier id'.
P. F. Hagan Depty Sheriff
MAGNOLIA SAMOS
Christim A C'o. will liny youi
bo//on and sell you goods at
tom j.rices.
A large lot of Indies liut'i, . I
file 1.test styles, at Pawls, Pro .
it Co’s.
A ci. \vd of 1 a I dru k "'g.-oiV
ilii» i, r . me cilia ns i.. tie vicinity
nf tlm publict-quilidll lust da nrduv
tn;*!'t l\v Hinging, p i ting and d iuiii;.
.i nrslai. Hone ud liic.u ulo.o the
council ' und.iy, iiial iney werp 11110
111 pay a Hie I'nf Undr liu.v fru it .
SADDLES, ILIUM, WEES, WHIPS. €;ILL\liS. lilllTIIS AM)
imUU and l.ar> ess ninterial, liiirm ss oil; nil klhds of leather and raw m e
tiT.n. n> il aveiyihtlig usually fcepi 111 car dm. W e uai-y 1 n ft! I kin s i.l ro-
ik.iis oi tad. Iii-, Ilurne-s*, Muggy Trimming*. l Uihionx/uto.
We re abo dealers In PAW IIIDICd, for which tho llighct cnsli pricer
will las paid. .
ManiKCHU? & ciiastaix,
Poll ll fcide ol Square, Dallas, Ga.
■■J..... w*™,-
House' oai dec..r«' km iiel >u ho ui.h r
*ll die i av »I ry ctiniht-ri nmi }-h dr to
hung 11 pluuiru. lns!;Tno elm r ti’i ed
u-dspii ling M ry on t .ii ll">ir .1 vor
•evere s rain ensued which Ibrcril
u-r in Invest COeR-iisi" a h tin' t'oui
ens Lightning l.inlini n! this Iiividu-
ible icincdv cures Km umatlsir. 1,1 n •
hack, dprihieau I hruiscs. Iisifllcacy
■hi n iiu i’y Jur (hose IPs is 11: question*
a, ns ..v. 11 us pavln, ring hour, etc,
ui Ii r.sos,
Mr. M. II. Woodall, f >r a nu tu
ba)' of years Clerk of tlie Super)-
or Court of Oampbell-county, nil'I
1 brother of Mr. iV. M Woodall,
of 111 is county, is 11 »\v with dessrtf
Junes -. Watson t fc Co. N •. 20
011 22 West Milch.ill .Street, Gt,-
kot- l.mia Ga. Mr. Woo ’a I is a fine
I u i ss niun; and ili.i tinn I11-,
used tun icy Ii.'h id j'ldgneiif in
securi Ig his wervio s.
A No 1 Eust
Farm for Unit or
I will r III. ..r tell my far ui I'd*
ci um v, I imi 1" m 'c fmai 1 11 eny
nf 1 \ i.-r, in .1 i-o i.| slid heauhv in i|*h-
|) .rh.-nil’ near dime cluiielnw and iwu
s. le u's, mel y 00 id.. Them is on
1I1 Ini ui one goo I dwelling Lome,
wi, I 11 no h.wises, mills an > Slahlcs,
.1 , 00.1 IV II t.f wit nr. Hint rnuniaf
m.i r .nr-i.ga iho tarm which huis
II ih y hi. A Ii .0 crohnril wiili
i.iher eonveiihnce-» Iheio is all.alt
85 m"es o| inv d laud uiide.' fence.
A .Ii ugh h re h » been a severe
dm Hill' S..me . I tho h.Uil whl n ake a
hi 0 ol null. 11 'i> do* a.re, iheio is
p eul.y of cool "ii the place lo run it
'mi.the yo ir. For 1'urih.r iiifoniit*
lion ad Hess, l
DP. 1>. II. CONNALLY.f
Tyler, Tex is.
,1. T. BONE, Butcher,
Keeps conslunlly oil hand fresh
an ins ol all kirds, at llm lowed
I in ices, Call und ecu him at liissland
usi side ol public square, D-.IIns; Ga.
.
"P
going lik.
1 Pros A C . s
Tiiat Be. calico i
•‘hot cakes” at Paw'
Cheapest, lot. of shoes evei
brought to Dallus at Christ ..u A
•folia * art in tv.in brought
before Esq. 1 ,eo list wuok ou a
■Imrgo of carrying co.iseuled
wnapons, and was Ii .1111.1 over 'in
the sum of SLOOi failing to give
bull In tal tin boai'i with our
jsli.o' fTf r a rlitv of two, but the
I matte.' was setMod, nud now J dll.
| is making his Way toward the
1 lone star slat .where, no doubt
Lu wl.l use. Ills little gut, in wlay-
ng ‘‘’dig lujuus.’’
T1 a» Ihde II? Catton.
On las' Kdufiiy night libou* if)
o’clock l! ury Smith drove into
town wi h a b.'.le of cotton an I bf-
j eii-, t. fry the in odioi 0:1 it He
I fi e niod on rs P wls, Pr'8 &
| o, b it the.se g n I'mcn wi.nl l
Don’t forget to examine onrj
large and well selected stock o.!
&)|)hyra an-, wool shawls before 1
buying elsewhere.
itAwi.il, B110, & Co.
Mi : S M yfberimthy, of York-
ville, has rente * the tdacksuiith j n “t buy the co ton Iter dark, hut
sliaps belonging to Mi James Mul
lock, ail I lias moved his family to
Dallas Mr /fberiinthy is a splen
did blacksmith, ; an I deserves
!i lib 'ra share of the patronage >.f
ibis , 8 umuulty
Wednesday, Oct 10th the first
Blecli.nl for Mayor ami Council j
Ilf Dali s, lindef tho neiV charter I
told him to le ve the c'-tt"ii unil
M 11 ’V morning and they wmil
give him a hid >'.1 i j this, howev
er. . i I n t s 'em t . suit binitli unil
ho limited up Mr O W Howell
■di I s d I him the c tton Mon I ly
m 'ruing .'- y -linger brother of
I mi ll's came to town and cliim-
I ed tlie c tton, sitting th‘t h i
brother h il hailed the couon to
granted by tlib last Legislature , th0 fil|1 f()r h , in , nlI(1 that Ue liaJ „ , 1
was her j lesultiilg n tho election j aMli [, rii! ,,| ],; tn '(j|-jhhu ot i ; . See
ing that 11 wh» usc'h.ss to a 1 tempi to Mold
bfFM I'll lean for Mayor ami
l>r T J Foster, Dr. S. P"bertsou,
T. A. Clouts. N. T. Pulloek T J
Cooper, f r Couucilmeu Pi. h
Pun", Murshah
tlievo tun by law Mr. Ilo.vcli paid
.lie younged brutm-r f r 11 and had
e 1 ry 1 n th urn-sUd and lodgid in
j i , la:' WHS lex'- sed upuli paying
.lowch his money back.
The foil nVing Committee will Go to Frank Gann’s if you want,
meet the 26th. <fny of t letober at bargain i, he advortiS- s 11 sell a'
the camp grour-d, 5 miles south
of I ialliis for the purpose of
laying off tlie grounds, locating
tlie arbor, selecting the name for
the _ camp-ground, etc. This
c immittee shall also be a build-
cost an 1 below cost, and ho cer-
t inly is complying with his word
Frink never deceives the public,Id
ye rs experience Ins lauglit him
tha a lie never wins but only
selves to deceive: There is no on'
iug committee, and may eke/, a 1 wli > ca 1 compete With his paces
sub-co m in it toe if th j y choOse to “just nuw” Gj in and try Frank
proceed at once to the building
of the arbor. Trustees will be
elected by the Quarterly Confer
ence.—Conunit/ee: Wm. House,
James Baker, Dr. Conually, John
Maker, J, L. (Jlav, P. -1. .beaks,
J, ,\[. Attaway, J. B. Dorris, Jo-
peph Wood, il. M• Roberts, Tom
Bridges. J. Y Allgood.
15. F. Paine.
NOTICE 1
All perilous indebted to tl.e es*Rleof
II ('nMu 1 ,>11, (I.eiiiM'd, ere roeiicsicil
m come f..twind wild icuIh up us tneii
1 h im lii'ciiu.e due The notes will be
.min i Mill iteiiiv W. Hsy, who ix
nitliunzud lo inuko selliemenh with
11,1 (iiil).or-, \\ . 1. C!a l.DW Eh
il. W. Hay.
..J'WJlC liA, PllU'dlUg (UUIIl).
1'u nl'. W'll.,in it iiiav^Co'icpii’: John
hellon liux up; Ii d it, ilio iiniler-ign-
. .1 ‘oi per '.0110:11 lettrrn el i iloiiu'x
iiuilo. mi 1 *. oxintcof Mnliin I'heiiou
Inin ol said (tninty, dtce-.Hid, mi l
will pit's ii| on Mikl tipp ictt'Ion on
ll e lint Mondny in November, 1883.
Given under my band mid "lliciiil
buntnrr. 24ih day of Srp'otiib. r 1883
. C. DUN Ail vfl, Ot'linni'V,
ADMTNlSTItATOM'S SALK,
By virtue oran order Iroin tlm court
of Dnllii.iiy of Puiildiilg citiiuty will Iw
-..Id lv ore IliHCoiut lioii-u door, b'l tho
ilist l ii.nlii.JIn Ai.vuiubcr 1888 l|r siilil
t:o>iilly Cutweun 1 lie legiil lioilrs of Mily
lie tinet wherboli Wesley lull ly
i-c-i le 1 itt tli • It ini' of hm ilbu Ii. io-v Ii.;
at- of Hind No I2lll In the ill<1 d-slrli t
aid :lrl scellon ol I’mildiii roniiiv mid
ui so SO seres of Ird No 4 in 'lie Sod dirt,
ami Ill'll see ion of Pnuidl u county, ml
c infilling 70 iieren mold or lex-. Inn lx u
-.load repair Terms of xuoi xulu e.ix’i.
ThisOul.2nd. «8. W, 11; CRpAV'
Ail.nitilH'ru or.
Adnunlstrutors Sale.
A reenbly to an order of ihe
conr/ of Ordinary of Pauloing Co.
will he sold before the eeurt hoijsc.
df.or »t auction on this first Tujps-
■lay in November next, within the
legal hours of sale the following
property, to-wit; Lofs of laud No
821,832,875,876,81>7,all in the irfth
■ list. hinBrd. sec.ion of Bauldiug
county and containing 200 acres
more or less, sold ns the property
of Ahixander Veal, late of said
county, deceased. Terms of said
sale cash. This Oct 2nd ’83.
8 R. McGPEGOP, Adm’r.
on low prices, oul if you In ve tho
ui’ ney you will scarcel y leave
wi'hout uu armlull of goo Is
F M Gann,
Oct 17th 1883
M-s Bettie Summers, who has been
visitiu; Misses FannKa d Nettle Kob-
ertson, re'urmd to her home ic So
il da last week. She w ax accompanied
bMi'scs Fannieaud Nttiic Kohert-
s a
GEORGIA, Paulding com ty.
TO all Whom it may Concern:
W. W. Reynolds,, et. al, having
filed their application to have a
public road laid out and establish
ed in said county, leaving t,hc
Acworth and Yorktown road near
McPherson and running in a
Southwesterly direction by wav of
W. M. Thom .sons and intersect
ing the Dallas and Hockrnurt
road near Willow Springs^ You
are therefore cited to be and ap
pear at my office in Dallas on tho
first Monday in November next j
by 10 o’clock a. m. then and there
to show cause, if any exist, why
said road should not be gianted.
This Oct. 2nd 1883.
T. C. .Dunagan, Ordinary.
Come one, come all, to the ded
ication of our new church, Betli-
ei, in Sweetwater circuit, 3rd Sun
day in this inonih. The dedica
tion sermon will bo preached \>y
1 homtis F. Pierce, of Atlanta.
D. C. Bitow.v, P. C.
Al#Al l »\ 1 ({.V Itfli i'.U,! 1
AgreenMy to an "vW from (lie
Court of Or. inary of Paulding On
will be sold at nmdii.n, at the
court house door of oai i count\
on the liist. Tuesday in November
next within the legal hours of
sale the followin'' property, to-
wit: lots rf I in \ r > I I ll i.i 1 a
f action of I,>t Nil. .t633 both in
lhe 3rd district and 8,.l sec-ion ol
Paulding county, containing liii
acres more or Ess, mil as I o
property of James Cloghoin lao
"fsaid county, deceased. Terms
Cush This Oct. 2n I ’83.
C. D. McGPEGOP.
a uiinistra'or.
A.liniiiirlrator's
By vlrtiei ..f■ r,l«i IV.
of < inlltiiirv ol I’miidliu. c.
k del oil ll.o frxt p ai« l.o
Sale.
oi ilie Court
in.IV «l l lie
Noveinii.-r
lSH.t til I'.'-coii l l.oti-o il.i.ir liiMiui iioiiii
tv laitiv.oil llir icaal !iuin ol m o i ,-
Uni Hum of In ml l.i xiii.l c .inly wloronii
Mot unite )lo O to. s ivm'iIoiI ill llut'.nio of
tior iloslli. to-wit. I,olx.,r .mil No ..SV
a .1 nihil 84 i'-2 noo til lot >u tiSI in iiu-
H ll 'li«trl(U H "I Kill xutqt..n of a .Id . onuu
oiiiuillii.iiv 72mill oho lad! uorox lIIor, ot
1088. Tt'I'llIKof Nlllllxa o. lo lit' Oll-tl
b It AlcGltl.UUlt. Adlllliiii-tiiitor,
* * - - - Troprietor.
J. L. GEORGE, Manager.
Wo koep constantly on hand tho finost brands of Whiskies
Brandies, Wines, Peer, Soda Water, etc. Old stand
ard and choisost new Brands, sttoh as dtone
Mountain Corn Whiskey. I. W. Harpet’3
Select Goldtn drain, excellent
Kentucky Melwood;
Surpassing.
And
c’.ioap brands
Wiiiskies. Select BaandieS
for medical use, etc. etc. Tho largest
lot of eigitro over brouglit to Dallas. Our Billiard
and Pool Tables are new and splendid. Pili'ost a'toiltiougiven loall
on ns,
•1 L GEOltGE, MANAGER
■■■^■1 I IS ■ I “II I r ■■ , '*■■■■■ ■I.t, ■*
Application will bn male to the
court of Oruiiiary of Pauhling Co
Ga. at the first regular term after
tlm expiratittu of thirty days from
this notice, for h dvn to sell the
lauds bnloiiglng to tlifl eata e of a,
P. Carroll, Into of said conn y,
deceased, for the benefit of tlie
heirs an i Creditors of mii'l .'ecoas-
od. This Oct. 1st ’83.
0. E, C./RROLTi,
AUiniiiintnurix.
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“SPOT CASH” STOKE I
J. J. PAYNE. D VLLA8, GA. J. U- STONE, SMYRNA, UA
WADE WHITE; MARIETTA, GA;
J. J- PAYNE & CO., DALLAS Gi
In vile .llic pcop'o of IV.dding nnd fimomidingooiiuties to eftll at the
“SPOT CASH” STOKE
—AND EXAMINE THEIR LARGE STOCK OF—
m\ coons, (miixi;, mioes a.\d boots, xoTinxs. tiinm
1ES. BABDWARE ETC.
Wo miiko a xpeoliiby ol' HARIjW ARE AND CHOCERIEfl; kn#
and gull for ensh. mid uniisoqiiontly h-o onnblcd to give the best bargains,
•‘Others May Imitate—None Can Equal"
It iiAimsy for any man lo clulm that his prices,tre tlie lowMt. The nnblio
like trt’know bow one man emi uiiderrell all ntliere, \.enr«tht onijf msr-
i hauls in DnllaH tlidt make tlint B.iowing. Here is the* hrgurilbut-
tOf Wo poll fpr “SPOT CASH.” No goods leave our store till
paid for. Wo therefore have no percentage of losses on bad custom-
ors that we must make up On good customers. We sell at hard-pan
prices for SPOT CASH.-S#
Coitio aud doe for yofitsol fes.
J. J. PAYNE & CO..
“Spot Cash” Store
ABIES & TURN Ml,
Si^n of the “llailroad Ear”
NEARTIIE DEPOT, DALLAS. GA.
We have never closed our doors during tho storm, beonute we believed we'
hail a right /utiell ll.n host hramU ot
Fine Whiskies. Brandies,
¥/ines. Beer, and Every*
thing to be found in a first class Saloon*
-WE HAVE AL31-
GROCERIES FRESH
mid pure, in comic,ion wi h our busme.-s, and Can eilpply anjlilin^ lit Ihtt^
i no,
FLOUR, MEAT; sYltUI 1 ,
SUGAR, SOAP, CANDLES,
CRACKERS CANNED GOODS JILdCKEREL
CHEESE,
And many things too nutiierous to rhou/ioh. Tho best
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
For the use of lovers of I he ganlcS. . Call and see us.
ABLES d: TURNER. DALLAS;, r,\.
*hwh*«isai
Neve Furniture Store l
VVK. STRIOKLANI).
t wl;l suit yon Parlor, Clinmhor mill kiln . g r.i.ini lurnlliirs at
cash than have ever been lit. a mid In Da 1 In
lower prices ter
Examlno nn etock of bo'lxtua.ls ami niattre*«ox. I.a'ext iinpror*'! xnrlo*
.foi.bl.i »..d *. L'ltsl l‘L'. ltd \ Kilt is . . ^
tresses, (ioublu and s KDSI'KaDS AND M VTTltEbdKS," Uusl coUen^Sp
SAFES!
SAFES!!
SAFES!!!
Perforated Tin and''Wiro. Best make. Low down for the money.
M U S IC A L INS T UUMEN TB,
Such as Acordions, Harmonicas. A lid the latest tiling ont, .»▼
cild can play it, THE ORGANETTE. Yon put ih the notea at
one end and the music comes out at the other. Come and she thata.
c ii 1JOMO s.
ovely land scapes, every parlor should have them.
STOVES, STOVE B, STOVES
tkir I BUY FOR THE CASH AND SELL FOR THE CA^Hj^
J. handle the New Improved Singer Sewing Machine:
Hence you sa - e tho tariff on time pviep.s. Call and see the at my
new BtiUld ' W. IIBT1UCKLAND,
DALLAS, GAi