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M ' ^uldiim New Era. JAMES HRKt’KKN AIIMJE, PiiMirimr. DALLAS, GA..NOV. 8. 1883. Jesse George, of Hiol< man conn* tv, Tennesie, wa« the fiist mau in that itate who raised peanut.. Ijn made his first crop before the war—about 1850. Tho pro cesses of piloting and plowing are very different now fron what they were then, The orop in. Tenuesee now amounts to ul ifnit GOO,000 bushels, of which about two third* are of the white variety. They are shipped to Gincinatti, Pittsburg and eastern cities by the cnr-loa<l. The qual ity of the Teunesee crop this )ear is very fine. A fish-hook in your Gesh, n scissors blale in your left thumb, a sprained ankle from a misstep oa a loose stone, a bruised thin by a slip from a car platform, a out on your cheek by a clumsy barber’s razor, a contusion on your elbow by posing it tnrough a street-car window, a swelling oil your nose from running against an open door in the dark—these are likely to happen without a moment’s notice. To bo ready for them lnpe a bottler of Porry Davis’s Pain Killer really. Postponed slier i sales. When Dean Biohmond was connected with a prominent rail road a young man presented him self befoie him and requested a pass. “Upon what grounds do you wnnt the pass?” said Mr. Biohmond. “Because I don’t want to pay my fare ’ replied the young man. Said Mr. Biohmond “You shall have it for your tiuth- fulress," and turning t > his sec retary he said ‘Givo this young man a pass. Ho is tho first ap plicant tlut has told me the truth for agos " Will be sold b.foro tho court hou*e door in the town of Dallas, Ffiiild- iog county Georgia, duiing t o legs' hour, of .ale on the first Tue-day in December, 1883 the following proper ty to wir,‘ LM of laud Mo 428 an ti e 2nd diet and 3rd section ol Paul tang county lev a-d on oaatia'y a wild 1 ind tax fi fir the year 1882 vs Allen G Duiiel. Also at the Value lime aniHpisce lot. ot !*> d Not 464 aud 538 in ilm 18th ilistncl ulid 3rd section of -aid uo>u y to .itU’y a wild land mx fi iu or t e year 1882 v.-J II Mci.aw* Al*o *t lli** aun.e lime and p 1 no- lut ol land Nii 340 iu the 1-i Hist and the 3rd section of mill com-ty to saintly 4 wild ! iud lax lit'., for ilic year 1882 vs John l‘ King, Also nt the smiiiu time nne plate loUoflniid No 408 n tho 10th dial and u c 3rd .eoti 11 til ■aid county. Also lot of and Mu*, i Ik 1 Hi Htiuaclutid decoration being the • tier of the day Mary dimed on a chair to kang a pictuia. A'av, 'fhs -hair turned sod spilling Mary os he fl.tor, a very revere aplSin cntu«4 which forced Iter to invest 80 oesta is a boil e of Cotta.'os 1 ightslog Lini* ment this invaluable moody cures Uhetiintuirrn, Lame Baek. Sprain*, nnd Bruises. Its efficacy a* a rerae- «dy for thuae ilia ia uneneationed. aa well a* Spavin, Ring Bone, etc. in ho*™. Bold bv Gonna I ly aati Chris tian, D.dlat, G*. HEADQUARTERS FOB LOW PBICES A Horrible lUilrmtd Accident. On last Thursday morning news reached the' town that a horrible railroad accident had occurred about two miles below Dallas iu which Mr. John D. Butts, of Augusta, Ga., had lost his life. The facts, as we learn [408, mi*'®;\*i277,’ ’dd 822 them, are about as follows; On the morning above mentioned two freight traius going north loft Atlanta, and had ty some moans got a few mint tos behind time when they arrived at Austell .function, nbout sovei.toen or eighteen miles below Dallas, niul both trains left Austell running v«ry fast in order to make up lost ul o «t the *titue lime and place lut cf land Mu 630 iu the 18th di»t .ami the 3rd station of rtiid county l *j»utL ty a wild land lax fi f t tor the DALLAS PRICES CURRENT. OOttUI'WrtSD WEEKLY BY RAWLS, BROS & cx, COTTON, MARKET FIRM, Good middling Strict “ Middling Low “ Good Ordinal y Patent Flour, p r hbl, 18 It dial and 3id luedun of snid cot.it ! *!,’ „ „ ly to satisfy h wild I.iml tax ii lit it-I ' Lxtra family, the year 1882 vt Janie. A i.iitc 1. j Family, Aimt at tho *1 me time sud 1 lace ml oi Meal per bushel I... .1 XI.. 'AQCl . L. — « J.. .. .1 . . ' r Eggs p«r dozen RAWLS, BROTHER & CO. OUR NEW STAND, OPPOSITE Oonrt-HowM. West Side of the Nquare. fkWe have hist opened up our fall stock ' but ooinmanda the admiration of all in ^ ' QUANTITY QUALIIY AND PRICES We have caicie* of every shade and quality, K hn vc Dn; s Good*, pieco good*, hitt sl >1 yI,■ and culm*. \VK have tidies Clonk*, Jacket*,Shawl* aod h.n, U 0 have Ladies Veals, Oors its, Hooptkir-s ‘Vlmoral* ami hats W huve Linseys, Fiatin ' 11 a ok G’ussin luod Mu 366 in the 18th iliwt a d 31 *1 seeiicii cl raid cut.my to vat *‘v a wild land lax fi fn lot the tear 1882 r* A W B ancluril, til o ut In- wine time an i j l ie* lot 1 fluid Mo 538 in the 18 h dim aod the 3rd se> lion ot .aid coun'y f. .alii- ttie ye-ti The liaruesville Gazette says that on Monday mort iug Mr Ezra Matthews became satisfi d that ho and his family had gotten hold of something poisonous. He found his faoo flushed up and those of his children taking on the same hue, and felt that sollic king was wrong. Mr. Matthews as soon as possible, called Dr. H Perdue to the rescue. On his arrival the doctor ut once dis covered that something poison ous had been taken into tho stom itch by Mr. Matthews and two or three of the children, and prr- eee'lod to delivor an emetic. While Mrs. Matthews gavo no signs of being pois mod us the other members of the family, she ■He was brought under the same treatment and by noon there was no probnoility of serious results to any niembet of the family, It stems that Mr. Matthews had bought some cheese and candy. Mrs. J/utliewB only ate of the chouse ami tho other members of the candy. The presumption is the candy produced the poison ous results. It was iu white ■ticks with painted streaks, Hit A K KTOWN HOTS. As some of your readers may time by the time they arrived at Dallas. The Guuductor on tiie forAmdst'' trait/ consulted 'liis watch, and seeing that he hud made up his lost time and was going to run iuto Dallas ahead of time slacked the speed of the train until eye witnesses Bay that a man ccnld have easily jumped on or off of it, wh-n the other train, which Vlas following came thundering around a curve at a treinuuious speed. The en gineer on the foremost train, probably through fright, v stoml of pudiug open the throttle and polling forward as rapidly ns possible called for brakes, and Mr. John D, Butts was at hi. post between the caboose an l the box c r throwing on the brake wheu the hindmost train strnck the c .boose of the foremost shivering the roar end of the cn- tioose into splinters and bursting the “bumpers’, off of several of the box oars. Tho caboose stru k Mr. Butts with terrific force, mashing him between the two oar* and burling him several feet from the track killing him in stantly. Mr Butts was a young man about twenty-‘wo y. ars of age, unmarried, whose parents live in Augusta, and was said to be a very pious young man. and iu every rospoct a perfect gontlo- He was brought to tho do year noi know “from whence we com- etli" I "ill state by way of intro duction that Draketowu is a vil lage of some fiftoen families, situ ated some half a mile west of the Paulding couufy line, aud 0110 mile north of the Carrel county lino in Haralson couuty, It has throe BtoreB one bar, two blacksmith ■hops, two shoo shops,ono church a good school, a stoum giu and grist mill, throe doctors and one lawyer. Bev. Miles Edwards, a well known former citizen of .your county, and once Ordinary <>f the Baine, h*s made application for a school here, and the prospect is he will get a large subscription. Was mArrie.l nt tho residence of the brides father, Mr. H ] Kirk, Mr. Fredric T. Lowis, of Draketowu, to Miss Laura Kirk, one rf the m at esteemed of our yonng ladies. The ceremouy was performed by George N. Allgood. J. P. according to the ritual of the Methodist church. The parties h ve many friends iu this com munity who wish tbem long life an I abundant prosperity. Mr. James W. Beeves, an en terprising citizen of your county, is having splendid success intro ducing the DeLoach now Turbine water wheel. It is guaranteed to be equal to the very best in evjry particular, and it sold at about half the price of the Tur bine. Yours, etc. Haralson. pot at Dallas and Dr. W. G. Cou nally was summoned to dress his wounds and get him roady for hoittg returned to his friends. Ilis remains were put on board tho down passenger and sont to Augusta fur interment. Th« Qmt Specific for Nmnlgli aud Headache. HfAu Intoi'inil H.-im-tly, containing no Quin'nc Opium, Chloroform. Chloral or narcotics of an< kind S«« anil quick In Ita action _K1 Mayor’s Okkic-u, > Larsnono, Va.. April 19, 187D. , Mkssh*. Hutoiiison ft B110.: it niton!* me pleasure to testify iu the great virtues of your •* Ncuralgln’o” for the cure ot neural)! a and sick lien.Indie It I* the heat mildly tor these most dlstrisslm complnlnt* t hnvc ever used, it slum id be in every family In the country. Oeo It. IIkad, Mayot of Leesburg, Va. Messrs. Hutchison A Ilro.—I am litippy to stiv that your 1 Nuuratslne" uctc.l ns » spec.flo Iu my ca-e, relieving me in an Incredibly short time. I would 1 advise all suflerlng from neuralgine to try it. Yours etc., J. V. Sims, M. D. 1882 va liemiun lie.liui>o Also at the same time euil |,!uc.- !"l of laud Mu 173 in die 18 u distaiid 3rd st-odoc of suld cot nly ,o s.iti*ty a wild !and iu* ii la’iur die yum 1882 vs F. E. Bush, Also at the same time uml ptnee |o of I<tn I No 116 in (licB -oouil di-t and di' 3r l accttou of said county n> sat* i*ty a wild mud tax it *a 1„, li.eyear 18o2 vs H U Latuur. alto at the -ame time and | lues lot of! md Mu 468 in the 3rd district and the 3rd seel ion of said county to sat isfy a w.M Itud tax ti iu lor the year 1882 va A Smith. uiso ul the sumo time and place lot ot !nu 1 Mo 835 iu iliu 3rd tna.uei and the 3rd scciitiU oi'suid conn y 1. vied on loyaliifv a w.M laud lux ii fy f„r die yenr 1882 vs A S Jdinsou »!-o at ti e same time and | lace lot Mos 418 mid 726 iu t..e 3r.i disirioi itiid the 3rd suctloo ofshiu emoty to satisfy a wild laud tax ii fa lot the year 1882 vs Jackfun Chn.iii.! a*. u! o at the same lime and |,taoe lot of land No 403 in tnu 19 h Ulsliict and the 3rd ,uc ion of said touniy lo r.uusfv ii wdd laud Inx fi In for the year 1882 vs Alu.y i-.t-elwtod uloo ul die Hume i.uic m il place lot ol inuti Mo 258 iu tnu 19th dist aud the 3rd sec ion of said comity lo satis fy ii wil i 'nml li.x Ii la lor the year 1882 vs H G Bed ageut lor p A Clay . i Oil. »'s> nt tim -ante time and place lot of !.md Mo 999 iu the l8di distuoi im.i the 3rd :ce;um of eai county to sutislv u tv Id laud tax fi fu lor they car 1882 vs tl i! .y o iJerry aiso at the'sumo lime slid place otl iinl No 482 ut the 18l>> utst ami the 3rd acutteii ol >aid oonn y to *a is ly u wild laud tax II fa fur the year 1882 vs Julm Hoick. u so ai lli» -ame tune and pl.ee lot uf !huil Mo 150 hi dm 19tlt d.sl aud Hie orn section ot said county to saiis- iy^a wild inudtixti la tor tiie year 1882 vs lioheit June . a ho ut die sume time mi |! ,ce lo of land Mo 710 iu the 19 h dist and the Sidsict.ou ol raid couuly to satisfy a wit i 1 aid tax ft la lor the year 1882 vs B a Bingham. Als i at the same time an> i place the mineral iuterest in lots j of land Nos 259, 299 and 7-8 o l 298 iu the 19th dis> and the 3rd soctiou of said county levied on by virtve of three Jusiie Gourf fi fas issued from the 1207 h iiis\ G. W. ol said county in favor of Hardy Bevells against John llogges. Said property levied on as the property of the defendant on tiie ist day of September, 1883 bv P C Lyle and re.nrm-d to me. J NATHAN COOPER Sheriff. Chickens, sprii.g “ liens Butter per pound Honey Hams Bulk meat Bglk shoulders Canvasse-I* Peas, white “ Clay " mixed Outs Lard Syrup, per gallon Coffee, per pound Granulated sugar Extra G. Beeswax Tallow Bice Grits Mackerel | bbl’s Kits Dried Apples Dried Peaches nnpealod (1.75 5.75 5.25 fi." 18 10 to 18 20 to 22 12 to 20 aO to 12 16J 84 7 ’ 114' 65 70 lo 80 70 40 to 45 13 60 to 85 10 to 14 11 to 124 10 17 05 8 to i0 03 3.00 85 3 to 4 9 to 11J 2 to 4 The many irieuda of Howard Chauncj will regret very much to hear that he yosterdny committed itu icide in a novel manner. He hnd been for yean a great auflferer from diseased liver, and hia method uf sui cide was neglect to use Purtaliue or fabler’s Liver Kegnlatot. a peiman cut cure f ,r disordered Liver and all ita disagreeable symptoms.' Dyspep sia, Sour Stomach, Sick Hi adache Dizziness, eto, readily yield to its in fluences. SoM byt'oDuid'y A Chris limi. Dallas, 5a. ‘Cents Hosiery* Gents (-lotking, 4 Cents Overcoats Gents Underwear. Georgia Checks Georgia Shirting Georgia Drillia*. Georgia Sheetiug-, Georgia Jeans, GL -ItUIA-I’auliiiso Couatv. To All Whom It may Concern: Mary Heim hivlnit In due firm up- plied to the unde sig'-ed for - In- guiirdtnn- slnp ol the properly of it. K. Ilnxier mid I. H .loi).--- ni.-l I'.r tit- |it'.‘-on u.d |iro, ei'.yol I.- I*., Den, , Ally Dean, 8*. H- I),an a till Ihmli-I Dean, iniiior c idun oi .1. I). Dean, hue ol said coumy, deceased, notice i- hereby I .ti.ui i.er upp ica tlon will lie passed upon ot my ol'.Ice ou the Prsi Noml'iy in December next Given under mv band and oltlctu' at*.* na.ure Hu* IBth duv .ifUetuber lSSil. T. (J. DUN.'GAN, Ordinary. Table Cntlerj, Table Crockery. C- &.3.^8 C’ioS s>s OH Ci« bs. Fable GEORGIA—l’auld'ng County. To all whom it may concern; M. i ce having In proper lonn applied lo me for permanent letteis of admiiiia- tiatl,in on the estate of Willis Roberts, lilts of said county, deceased, tills is t-- cue nil and alugulu * of the heir* to be and appenr at my olllceon Hie dist Mon day in December n -xt and show caiiso, if unv they can. wliv pcrniniie it 1 ttecs ol a ImiiilsliuU'in should no', bo grained V. Ijoeon Wlliis ttobeits .) title Tills .'(n . Of. 18S3 T,C. I. UNAGA-N, Ord’y GMORG1A—PauHniko Couaiv. E. \Y. Bussey, a resldcut of said county nnd 1 lute, hits mane application la ptoper f.ii-m to have Pat Bankston, a colored minor boy about ten years of age, bound to him. Tills is to cite all |ie,sous con cerned lo be and nppeur at my office at the llr-t regular term after tho expiration oi thirty dtv* from lbs publication and show cause If any they bare, why said minor should not be bouud to the appli cant, Uetobc-- 89lh, 1883. T. C. DUNAGAN, Ordinary. OEOJt "1A-M j im;dliig County. WI areas J F Cook, admlnlsira'or of flolplius Maliadiey, repie-euts to the court Iu Ills petU.on,dnly died nnd en tered on record, that he has fully admin istered Oolphus Mahafliey’.- estate Ibis is therefore lo ci e all pec.ons concerned, heirs and creditors, to show cans., if any tit. y can, why sairf ailmlnbtraior should not be discharged from hi* itdmlii'stra- ton and <ecelve Ictte.s of dism ssiou on tiie dr*t Monday in February 1884 TC UP A AG AN, Ordinary Paulding Sheriff Sales For December. IL r . be sold before the court bouse door, in the town ol Dallas, Paulding county, Georgia, within tint leual hours of sale ou the first Tuesday In December, 1888 the fallowing described property, to wit: Lots of land Nos. 273 and 274, in the : Oth district and the 3rd section of said county levied upou by virtue of two Justice court fi las issued from the 1672 district, G. M, of Polk couuty In favor ot M G. & J. P Kiser vs W- T I W. & W. W Simp son, said lots of land levied on as the prop- erty of W, W. Simpson oxe of the defend, cuts Levy made and seturned to me by M, A. Hayne. H. C. ThlsOct. tho 81»t, 1S83 A so at the same time and plate one single story store hous und lot in the town of Dallas, Paulding county Ga. sit uated and being on the corr.er or Buchan an street and right of way of the East Tcnnasee Virginia and Goo.gta railroad bet'er known asthe store bouse built by N. T Bullock in the yenr 1882 L«t fronting 20 feet on the East Teunesee Va. and Qwrgia rtiboad ri ght of way, r>.n- nlng back 20o feet, Af-nr ru-nlng back I r oin thelronl 80 feet the lolls fifty fbet wide. Bald bouse and lot levied on a. the property of N T Bullock to satisfy a mort^unge fl fa in favor of M C4 J K Kiser vs N T Bullock. Tenant 111 p» session notified This Oct 31st 1888 NATHAN CO >P-R, 8he id T T a. ? . Sir b:c Boots, bocts, BOOTS! Shoes / Shoes /! Shoes III MENS. BOYS LADIES AMS Mihm. Hardwarc.qrnccrlcs, Ciockery and Glassware. Can"ci1 go -d-, snrdlnita, soda and sn-ilf. p“ wder shot aud caps. Tiutvarn, I amps and Lamp Oh laiicys, Well Buckets, Water Buckets, Tin Dnckcts and pant. Trunks. Tubs Sitter*. Tnbsccoesof all grade*. Cigars of every brand. !nmo\s«D mev goods or mu* variiii. [WE DEFY COMPETITION AND GUARANTEE ATLANTA PRICES. CALL AND SEE US, Bawls, Brother k Co., DALLAS, GA.