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LOCAL GOSSIP. I Mr Alfred Camp and Wife, of
We Lave a nice line of ladies Acondree dirrie. have for the
and genis underwear.
Rawls, Bbo. & Co.
Col. W, K. Fielder visited
Macon last week, but returned
Monday.
Remember to drop in at“Head«
quartet s"aud examine those cheap
Zephyr Hluwls.
Bawls, Bro & Co.
Read the new advertisement
of Messrs. N. \V. Kobe its & Bon,
to be found elsewhere in this is
sue.
The best line and prettiest
styles of clocks and jackets ever
brought to Dallas, at
Rawls, Bros, &, Co’s.
Rev. F. Smith h is opened
out a shoe store in the Bullock
corner. Mr. Smith does not pro
pose to handle anything but
shoes and boots. We wish him
every success.
If you want good shoes at low
prices come to the “Headquarter
Stoic." Rawls, Bro. & Co.
Mr. John W. A'lenwas exhibit
ing mi the streets M unlay a pair
of rabbit's ears sent him by n
friend in Texas. They were five
or six inches long.
WANTED. — One thousand
ehiok<-im and one hundred ducks.
We will pay he highest market
price for them.
11 awls, Bro. A Co,
Prof. W. W. Smith opened his
school at the Bupfistchnrch Mon
day morui'g last with flattering
prospects.
If yon will give ns a call who
i'■ need of shoes yon will ho sur
prised to find thorn so cheap.
Chuirtian A Co.
A good beadsle.id for 2.25.
A goo l hod spring for 200,
A goo I rratress for 200,
A good ben urn for 8.00 at W.
R, Stricklaud’s furniture store.
Cal 1 and examine them-
Christian A Co have received
more of those beaatif.il p..ttems
ol worsted which the la lie* mo ad-
n ire.
Foxcl'oft waterproof, double
last week or two been Buffering
with an attack of typhoid fever,
lint we are glad to learn th t they
are convalescent.
DEAD,
Mrs. Ellsberry, wife of our
county Treasurer, Mr. Z. B. K11b-
berry, died on ’ast Monday even
ing about 6:30 o’clock. Mrs. Ells
berry had not been enjoying g'*>d
health for several years, alul her
do th was not unexpected by lmr
fiieiids. She was taken severely
i 1 about t\ o we. ks ago and iu -
erod u til Monday evening. Me
extend our symp .thies to llie be
reaved family.
A lnrge lot of dry goods just
roceived at Christian A Co’s-
rump Ground Committee.
At the solicitction of some of
i lie members I hereby request
the ramp-grouud committee to
meet at my office on Wednesday
morning, 14th inst. to consider
Dow btiHiuoss; etc. Please be on
hand t the time and p ace.
W. C. Connally.
Chairman,
You can buy tobacco, a good
article, for 35c. a pound, or 3
pounds for one dollar, or the best
brands for (35c. per pound. Mnek-
rel iu kits 80c., 1-4 bills, at three
dollars, extra family white fish
at 80c. per kit. Sugar, ceffee;
Flower, Tinware, Glassware, etc.
as cheap ns can be had iu this
murkot, at C. A. Foote’s
Dallas Cemetery.
A few weeks ago there was a
day set apart for a meeting of the
citizens in the court-house for
the purpose of arranging for the
fencing in and otherwise improv
ing and otherwise improving of
the llnllas Cemetery, but the
people did not seem to tako any
interest iu it whatever, and only
two or three wore present, The
people are entirely too iudifferent
on such matters. The cemetery
should be improved, it is in a
horrible eonditimi, bushes and
briers growing in profusion where
II wers and ornamental shrub
bery should mark the last resting
place of our dead—cattle and hogs
width at 80c. pet yard a. J. J,: allowed to roam attheir wil\
Payne A Co’s. j and everything shoe's a Wild of
I attention. Citizens, let us all pull
W. R. Strickland lias just ro* together and reclaim this spot
o dved from the factor, s a large | from its dilapidated ceuditiou.it
and nice lot of furniture, and is 1 will • cost etich oin but a small
enabled to sell lit prices us low amount to bui d a goo l picket or
as the lowest. wire fence aroun I onr cemetery,
and we certainly conhl not do a
The young men in and around thing that would reflect more
Dallas will please attend n mee - [ honor on us, and besides, it is a
ing to b n held at Conn illy A sad duty we owe our departed
Christian’s Drug Store on the friends arid relatives. Let Miore
night of Monday, November 12th be a day suggested and a meeting
to arrange for a g’and ball to be of'ho citizens called and this
given at Cooper’s Mull sometime work done itnme.lia'ely. Let
this mouth. sune one make a move in the
mutter.
The north bound passnnger
traiui duo in Dallas at 2 45 p. ra,
was about eight hour* behind
time on Saturday, not arriving at
this place until ten o’clock . at
A nice line of dry goods just
received af J. J, Payne a Co’s.
... mi , , j i i Eight members of the Stone
nigh*. The delay was caused by 1 , . If1
, . ’ . ,, i familv m Tennesee, on ihetr way
tha wronlf nf «nrna nui'a r»n tnG I ’’
! to clmrcli in an ox wagon, were
run away with by a yoke of oxen
and all tumbled into a creek wi'li
out injury. This lit'le spread
gave a local piper a chance to
say that was one of ilia occasions
where no Stone was left unturned
iu the effort to hear the gospe'.
the wreck of some cars
Macon an:l Brunswick division,
near Eastman.
Unde Garrie Spinks lias com
pleted the brick work on his new
brick hotel and he now
lias the rafters all tip. He has
contracted with some parties at
lloekinart- to put a slate roof on
the building, and when complete l
it will be almost fire-proof, hs ev
ery partition in the houso is built
of brick.
Last Tuesday wss the biggest
sale day that has ever been in
Gen. Sherman is being boom
ed because his parrots were Ir
ish people. The Irish World
adds. “Four of our presidents
have been the sons of Irish fathers
In 'lie different professions Irish
this couniy. It was impassible | Americans have always hold and
to sell nil the land advertise'l dn- still hold a prominent position,
ring the legal hours of sale, an 1
the officer* wore compelled to
and are daily gaining iu power
and standing.. All this goes to
postpone *he sale of a portion of prove that when the Irish are
the land until the first Tuesday
in December. You will fin 1 the
land re-a<ivertised in this issue.
A new and atyl-s'i lot of ladies
Lit* at any price just arrived at
Christian A Co’s,
freed from the incubus of English
d imiuion, is capable of attaining
any station that can be won by
the exercises of the qua ities that
go 'o make up the high st type oi
the human character.'’
KcGKEGOR & CHASTAIN,
MANUFACTURERS ANT) DEALERS IN
saiidies, harness, bridles, woirs. mimes, girths and
add) mid harness material, hnrness oil; all kinds of leather ami nu.v mi*
rial, mi everything uiuatty kept in our line. Weoarry cn all kinds of rc-
daira of Saddles, Harness Buggy Trimming*. Cushions, etc.
We re also dealers .(n RAW HIDES, for wliicu the highest cash price*
will lie paid,
MCG RfeGdlt & CTT AST AIX,
Souili side of Sgtiato, Dallas, Ga.
N. W. ROBERTS & SON,
CONTRACTARS AN D BUILDERS
AND DEALERS IN
Wood Burial Cases and Caskets,
ROBES, LININGS ANI) UNDERTAKERS
hardware,
CARTERS VILL ST.
DALLAS, GA.
A No 1 East Texas
Farm for Rent or
SALE!
I will rent or rell my farm in this
county, nl.out 10 miles bum the city
of Tyler, in a good and healthy neigh
borhood, near three oh niche* and two
schools, society go .J, Tlieio is on
the I'orin one goo-1 dwelling hou»e,
two tenant house*, cribs and stable..,
* food II of wu er, and running
Wntir through llie farm which lus's
oil th.-yeai. A tine orchard with
other convenience*. There is about
85 acres ot good land under fence
Although tie re h i been a stveic
drought seme of the land wi'l lenkea
lm e ol cotton to the acre, 'I here is
pint ty of corn on the place to run ii
.mother yu ir, For further info, inn-
lion address,
DR. D. H. CONNALLY,
Tyler, Texas.
Administrator* Hale.
By virtue nf an o tier <'rnm the court of
Ordinary of I’niililliia county Grtil'^lil
ivlll he eotp before the ooltrl liouso (loot
:n the town ot l).dln«, PunLltng eountv
Georgia,between the legal hour* of sale
o the first Tliesr.uy In December 1883
llie lodowlttg prup'eity to w't, 88'acres
of lot 11 luuU No 4(18 live aeie* of Bald lot
having been H"ld oil of the rotlh Cur ie'
mid two nor,if (dl pi the n-rtli east, corner
Al-o u II be sold H nets* of the north e»si
corner of I i No 4^4 nlso will besold'lree
(inariers of mi note rtf of ti-e south ivesi
cornet' ot the v..l t li.u* of 'o: No 4(12 so d
B< the propi riy f ii' tli Porter. I'In oi
nil o oniony il'-oi'il-f'd for the be K'llt o{ tin
lie fH ii Ini creditor* of 'lie smd Marti il
Pur dr t'e tut ol said sale lo be made
kiiuwi on day oi id'
rills Nov the 7 b 1*88
CL Rakestraw and M, W. Por
ter, Admiuihtnuors.
Administrator's Sale.
By virtue of an order from the court
of ordinary ot Paulding county Oeyitla
will he sold before the court■ In u*r <t"nr
In the town of Dallas, t snldlng rounty
Goon. Is. on the Urn Tuesday In fiicein-
bor, 1883 during the legal hours of side
the following de crlbed properly '0 wit,-
Lo- ot land No 824. ."82 8'>3 893. 81M, 897
nil being and lying in the 18th district
and the 3re section of "nulillng County
Qcornl:i, and oodtalnlng two hundred
acres more or le*s ."old ar the propdrtv
a! Aiaxaudcr Veal, late of said coun y de-
cen-ed ior tlif benefit ol the heirs and
creditors of the said Ataxander Veal
Term* of s lid sale to be cash This Nov
7th 1888
8 n McGllP.GOlt Administrator
ADMINISTRATRIX sale.
Ill virtue of an or'er from the Court
of Ordi. ai v ol Paulding county Georgia
wi.l lie sold before the courl-house door
in the town of Da las Paulding County
Oe .rgla, between tint legal hour* of saic.
on the first Tuesday In December. 1888
the following property te-wit The tract
of land whereon A B Carrol resided at
the timo of his dea' h, containing 40 acre*
nioic or less, being known in lot No 408
Iu the 2nd district and 3id section of
Paulding county, Georgia, told ns the
property of A B Carrol, late of sal 1 coun
ty, ilecea-cd, for I lie benefit of the heirs
and creditors of the said A Ii l ie r d
Term-of the sale to be in ule known on
the day ot sale. This Nov the 7'h 1838
8 KOaUUOI L Administratrix
GEODOIA^-Pauldirg County.
I R Riikostiaw, GuardlaD ol I F Itake-
slraw having upnlied lo th ■ Court of Or
dinary of said county for a discharge
from his guardianship of 1 F Rakestraw.
This in to cite all persona coueerned lo
show cause. If any they cau, way the
said I H Hakes'raw should not be dis
charged from lus gurdiiinshlp of 1 F
Hakest-aw and receive'ettrrs of dstnis-
ioa Given under my licit.d and olllclul
slgnrturu This Nov 7tIt 1888
• T C DU NAG AN,Oh! an ry
J. T. BOP; Butcher,
Keeps constantly on hand fresh
mrats of all kit'd*, nt the lowest
prices. Call and see him at bis stand
west side of public square, Dallas; Ga.
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THE MAGN0LU SALOON
B ADAIR, - - - Proprietor.
J. L. GEORGE, ****... Manager.
We keep constantly on hand the finest brands ot Whiskies
Brandies, Wines, Beer, Soda Water, etc. Old stand-
aril and choisost new Brands, such as Stone
Mountain Com Whiskey, I. W. Harper's
select GohltU ( it'iiin, excellent '
Kentucky Mel Wood,
surpassing!
And
<
cheap brands
Whiskies. Select BaandiaS 1
fbr medical use, ele. etc. The largest
lot of cigaro ever brought to Dallas. Our Billiard
and Pool Tables aro hoW and splendid. Pnli'cSt attention given to ail
Ctll on ns,
J L GEORGE, MANAGER
“SPOT CASH” STORE I
J. J. PAYNK. D VLLA8, GA. J. to' STONE, SMYRNA, GA
WADE WHITE, MARIETTA, GA.
J. J- l’AYNE & CO., DALLAS, GA
Iuvite ,lho pcop'e of Panlding nod anrroumllng counties to sail at ths
“SPOT CASH” STORE
—AND EXAMINE THEIR LARGE STOCK OF—
DR GOODS, UOTIIIliO, SHOES AM) BOOTS, XOTIOSS, OIMIt
IES. HARDWARE ETC.
Wo rank. . opoololl, or IIARD.V kRI! AMO OAUCORtEH, U,
an. loll for oo.li, ■... I onTiooiiiiootly oro onable.1 to gioo Iko kook kor.olo.
“Others May Imitate—None Can Equal”
It is easy for any man to claim that Ms prices aro ths lowest. TbspsMis
like to know how one man can undeooll all others. Wants ths lily mar*
chuttls Iu Dallas that make that snowing. Here is the'argument*
t@r Wo sell for "SPOT CASH." No goods leave onr store Hil
paid for. We therefore have no percentage of losses on bad oastom*
nrs that we must make bp on good customers. Wt sell at hard-pan
prices for SPOT CA.SH 1 .,@!f
Como and see for yonrsol es.
J. J. PAYNE A CO.*
"Spot Cash" Store
ABLE8 & TURNER,
Sign of the “Railroad Bar”
NEAR THE DEPOT, '
DALLAS. GA*
We have never cloud our doors during tho storm, because we believed we
hail n right lo toll the best krautlx ol
Fine Whiskies. Brandies,.
Wines. Beer, and Every
thing to be found in a first class Saloon.
WE HAVE ALSO-
GROCERIES FRESH
and prre, in connction wi h our business, and can supply anything in that
jiue,
FLOUR, MEAT, SYRUP, _
SUGAR, SOAP, CANDLES,
CRACKERS CANNED GOODS JL4CKERBL
j CHEESE,
At f many things too numerous to mention. The best
BILLIARD AND POOL TADLES*
iS'or the ubo of lovers of the games. Call and see as.
ABLES & TURNER. DALLAS,, GA*
i\ew Furniture Store!
Wit STRICKLAND.
I will ,» '1 you Parlor, Chamber and dlnlrg room furniture at lower prtcea ler
cunt! Ilian avu ever been ntia'ned til Dull*-.
Exainl j rtock of bc'tsteads and n a trope*. I.aicst improved sprite m
tiCHHee, do »ud * }.DbTFxD8AND MATTlt£89EH, Best eetten
t s
SAFES!
SAFES!!
SAFES!]!
Perforated Tin andjWiro. Best make. Low down for the money.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Such as Acordions, Harmonicas. And the latest thing out, any
cbild can play it, THE ORGANETTE. Yon put in. the notes at
one end and tho music comes oat at the other. Come and see them.
CH ROMOS*
ovely land scapes, every parlor should have them.
8 TO V E S, STOVES, STOVES
J8®“ I BUY FOR THE CASH AND SELL FOR THE CASH^f
I handle tho New Improved Singer Sewing Machine.
Hence you save tho tariff on timo prices. Call aud see me at my
new s and. W. R. STRICKLAND,
PALLAS, GA