Newspaper Page Text
Paulding
VT p t 1 reinforced us, to apparently no better effect
IN OW IVl (l« lu fact, viilli nil force at or.r command uticl
JAMES 11RE(T\KN'U1DGE. 1‘tihUilicr.
DALLAS, GA.. DEG. 20. 1888.
Douth of Mr. .1. I pit Itliwls.
A ((loom wee out over (be town of Dab
las on Mouday morning lust bv tbo an-
nouncemant that Mr. J. Ira It mis was
dead- Me died at his room at the Christian
bolel of i.vpho-malarial (ever abont two
o'clock M rnday morning, surrounded by
friends and relatives. Mr. Itawls was horn
ed and raiaed.tn Wilkinson county, U« an d
up to about ten months ago wus a resident
of that county. Dallas was '.at that time
coming Into notice as a towu that was like
ly to bnlld up, and Mr. Rxwm came hare
looking out fora piaoa to locate in business.
He was not long in seeing the many advan
tage# which Dallas poseased, and soon eu
tabliabed a general .mercantile business
at thia place, .taking Into . partnership
with him his brother, Mr. Hebert I Rawls,
and Mr. Elbert' Davis,'/.a highly esteemed
friend o( his in Toombsboro, and opened
tip business here under the lirrn namo of ’ ^ 1( ' r |(J ^ <
KiWla, Bros. A Co. From that time until' j iU ; a protested inmcence, a 1 d the Iw
the day of hla death he hnd.,stedily gntneo | ^| I0U WJ |,der.:d as the soumli were nn r
in the object the three found it impossible b
at ill the r-sties* chair, ot d u aulomd the
tusk at la.t well exhausted by th-r iff rls
Titer c wus apt a e illy Dot a particle of phy
viral forca used by the young lidy, he.
hands merely resting rather o..relent ly Ol
lue back of the char and alter twe t>
minutes of tho exercise recited venued not
the least exhausted. We were told that on
a pievions re a-i rn four of the stontest men
In the ne g'tborhii. el had found it Ituioss-
liletohold the o' air, It so far reaistiug their
, If-rts rs more than once raise one of tin
number off the lleor. A very largo 'a till}
ht <l sto..tl with the head tu the corner of tlie
lu'gd room. On the foot of the bed the
yout g ady p'acsd her I a id lightly, and, af
ter a few mlnu'ot the Inrevy nujeot boyar, to
move, and grad idly b- coining mere ro tle-s
was soon movlt g about the room at a speed
a i r .pld that. thu young lady had toaouimn a
‘ double quick" to retain poaljnu aa gtt.ilo
Mu s Nora Wimberly, a cousin of Miss Lula,
states thut recently utter the iw 11 n 1 te.gelh
er retired for ti e t.ight, she heard a thump
ii g noise In the 1 cu t board of the h d
winch she thought to be | r d iced by t er
companion with her lb g rs, and so requ. a
she desired to go to slu p
HASHED.
GEOK IA—Paulding County.
\VI tt cas .1 F Cook, ttdtnlitistriitor of
D.dphus >1 :>lint)levy, reptc-cnt- to the
comt lu Ills petit on, duly tiled Hhd > n-
letcd on record, that lie lots fully admin-
Istcreil Dolphus Muliufllcy’- estate Ibis
Is tliceroruilo cl cull per-on « c-uic.-rnnl,
heirs nml ciu.lll.vs, In allow etuis., if any
tln-y t.tin. wiry auirf udmlnt-trn'or rdtuttld
not lie (bsrhmgcd from hi- uilniliitsini-
ton unit receive Ictte.s of dlsntlaalou on
the ltr»l Mo day in February I8H4
f 0 DIM AO AN, Ordinary
O'DONNEL
lie Dies With it Culm Courage Wlticlt
Exeitfift Admlmtion.
Loanov, Deocrab r 17 -O'Donnell w\s
In gniatgb 1 ^ o'clock this tiicriing. D.-
vpitc the b jiaterotia and squally wtttlier, a
consid"rabl« ir wd assembled at the prison
tliis morning Himdrtds of workmen pm-
It g by the jiil waited to gaze ni the black
flig. Autoi g them wu- 1 0 Donnell's brother
who paced to aud frooppmito the flsg-s.nff
in a roust reitle-e ami dj.-o ed mnnuer, ex
citing the Bympa hy of all pr to t Ti e
hangsmau's crrar.pi: items wereperhc', and
ihe execution occurrul without hitc-t.
O'Donnell war calm mil collected. He
made uo a it cineul on tile scaffold.
() Denned it 7:3>) n in. was told to g- t
redy. He stcmctl to be ] c font'y resigned
He txp us u.lgrill!sorrow fort, sottthi r-tol
teniprr lu the d-x:k at the c inclusl-n ul his { - LOIttrl A,—Panldlttg County.
rl'I. HcBsId he bed Jell the a red st sin- j gtbnlmvbig In prot erform at plied
nioolty tor ti e wiitea- s who appear-d t 0 uie for permanent Leitera of Admtnistr*-
ig Inst him hut tl id had now dls-.pp.-artil | t-on on the estate of Q O. Wilkins late ot
At.- r the communion In i been aduitilst* r- | -aid Poun'yAhis m to cile^all aud^alnguler
ed to the c ouilemn. d man. Sinus the hang.
Hl'ATEOF 0EOItOlA,— Pauldit g county
To all Whom it May Concern;
Monroe late, administrator on the estate
of W lids it iberis, late of taidoouniy d was-
ed. has in due form applied to the under
signed tor leave to sell the lands belonging
to the e-tate of raid dec ivtsd, and said appli
cation Will t e he M on the first Monday in
Janitor 1884 This the 5th day or Decent
'er tss3 T n DUNVOAV ftrdlnerv
HEADQUARTERS FOR LOW PRICES
in popularity,intakir.g blende by the score
and to day there is no onetn our coiiimu-
nily.who ta.more nniveisally loved and re-
audible A playful remark that it niton!
"strike hr r ' mustd a tensalloii like n sl'g ,1
shock ftdt hy Mist Wimberly about the face
apected than was Mr. II iwls, and our poople j . fh8 Boun j WO s then cr.us.d to icunlfeu.
ntottrn with tho family over his death.
He waa oonflued to his bed for about six-
tycn days, and op to last Thursday was not
thought to be in a very dangerous condi
tion, Kariy last week a telegram was aonl
-to hla mother and bro'here, whloh called
them to Dallaa and ,lo !,hla bedside. Ilia
'motner u ,d one of bin brail n rentainol,
but two of them returned to l.-oir biislne s
In South Georgia, thinking that their moth
er waa in no danger. Thurtday nirrolng,
whoa hit physician vial ed him, he raw lm
utedinlaiy taat hehs.l changed for the
worse, and told .ho family that he a*, s then
in a vc-y dangerous condition, aud rtquested
them to call in totui other phj alcian tn c m-
•ultatlon with him. Dr John Ti.nd John
son was telegraph! d for and a rived here
early Friday miming but teeing that the
attend ng physlc.au waa glvitig me patient
over, attention, he returned to AllanU on , ^ ^ th# ..
the next train.tFront Thutst ay.uplj '■* ■ u I 0 , lu .,iete a story of her wonderful pow ors
el -vf u. A....II. ks. sai.tr rntiliilv. ami All ' w * 1 J 1 .
Itself whrrj ooumiatult <1 uVjut the bed, a d
the bid dually coiunmudid to move, ard.to
ihe intri si wonder of li e 01 cupAids, rolWd
brl-kly ok8 tbo room. Tbm pbeuoiidiinl
oircumsianco, il in tUimwl, !od to mbse
qaent ejrptrltueniH. We w« ri told by wit-
i.eiaeslhut on a par irulur oren&ion recent y
while the ynong lady was layii g with her
form arr tbo bed, she lit night of eon.c
favorite air w!>eu its niUM c eoiei a ml 8<rar ge
ly from tho h«»id*bonrd of the hod, ai d wnn
heard by more than a half a <1 r.eu pi rs ma
Bitting about the room. On anothir occa
oion, mi une’e, a nun above the ordiuury
weight, sit hi a chair, his le t ou the round*,
while die young lady placet a land with
an uiuhr grip on tho upper bact of the
chirr and' lift*d him a distance across the
fl >or. O her feats of the >oung lady a*
Mtra ige almost aa tbuao relafnl. might be
to
time of hin death he sank rapidly, and on
Sunduy morning the oilier brother# were
telegraphed for, and Mr. II. H ilhwib, who
Is located at lodluu ;Sprlngs,| arrived nb.mt
10 o'clock Sunday night, but the other
biotncrs, being further off, dt-1 not get tl.o
telrg tun in llmo to get here before Ihtir ho-
lovid brother waa n ill in ilmtli.
H.s remains went carried to Slephensville
for intermaht, ah.I the Intully weio met in
Atlai.tatty Ihe ruuial. g two brotbun, who
not getting the telegram in tln.o to gvt l.vru
before the down train left t ils p’t\:a, w.re
wa.t ng there for the other members of the
family.-.oA huge t'rowdJoCc'.tUona.foUow'd
the remains to ll.c depot, and many torrow-
ful faces were seen aCthe train moved til
with the ttiuiaina of uuo they lovuj so well
and oi.o they knew the).would never again
see.
'—HTT'Raitr'ls~waa'."young man, shout 24
years of age, of line business q tal firatloi o
and waa doing a Ihriving b. s’lt-ss iu this
plaee, aud will be giostly mlsr-d in Il ia
county. In caily youth* ho joined the
Church, and was never known to d > any-
thirg unb coming a Christiau geinleinan
Wo wore in the room Bundav night about
8i o'oltck when Rev. B. F. Payne offend
prayer, and dqringltha whole tliue.jof the
prayer Ibe young tuan, then thought to be
unconscious,' prayed fervently, and after
man, ent« rtd tee ci 11 OD.u.nell subml-
tnl te the 0| eruti in of piniot it g with a
a idle end w thout a inurmer. Tne procea-
o t t'len tun o I Inward the vcnffuld
O Dinnell waikol wl hgriut firmness, wi.h-
.til II,e a.a -lance ■ • t ie wardens, who Mot d
very cine-uroui.il him. He wt.a perf.cdy
ctltn and self-p. s-Bn rl Witile at in-ling on
the drop he looked around in cntiscrnedly.
Bittiis performed the remand, r .it Ills duty
quickly. He allowed u d op of eight feet
Tho nooa.i w ta plureit exiictly as Mitrwocd
ns d to place it. Hi ins puilol tlso lever of
tho trap precisely as the neighboring church
c'ncks were s' r.king e g it.
The orowcl in front of Newgate tno—asrd
rapidly, and shortly before R o'clock It nttm-
her*d 20 000 penoi a at Irart. The atree a
weru elnailv packed hut the crowd ohs, r r-.i
a quiet nnd ord rly demean r The
the heirs nnd oreditora and next of kin of
O O Wilkins, to I c and appear at nty i ffloe
within the time allowed by law; and ahnw
cause, if auy tbev can. why t-inoaiient let-
.era ol V Imlnistralion should not be grant
ed to J I). Ahlo on G O. Wtikina edute.
VVitti's-my hand and otlloiil signature,
thl. tl.o It d rittv nf D-o«mlcr laRS.
T C DilN'AGAN. Ordinary.
Irish e'emen-was nnt convplcuous in the nf the cnn.Vof Ortlinary
ukolhtt A. i'auioing Uouuiy.
To All Whom it May Concern:
Mrs. A K Carter hauIn tine form applied
tn the tit d. rslgnrd for permaueut lette a i f
administration on the e-tate of of T K Car
ter late of said county. d.H»rs*d, and I will
pile, upon a d apod atton on the tint ruet-
day in January DR4. «... ,
ftiveil tt'.i’e my .nml and omcal signs
ture, this ilrd day of P*■ emtier. ltt»:t
T ft DITNaGAN Ordinary.
OhOlt'ilA. Faui.tiug Outtuiy-
Ta nil Whim i' May <3ruicertt:
j. w ttole. of s i’d “tti'o having uppHe.1 to
ton with will ant ex .1 on Uto eutntc of John
Cole late ol arid ciunty, tins is to qlc ai'
A.1,1 singular, tl.o creditors and next ot Uin
to be at'd appear at the
RAWLS, BROTHER & CO.
OUR NSW STAND, OPPOSITE Oonrt-Hoane
West Side of the Square.
B 'Ve httvev just (.pencil up nor fall slock that commands the admiration ot
iu
QUANTITY QUALITY AND PRICES
We linve oa'ic.tea of every sliadeancl quality.
N\ E have Dre • Goode, piece good-, 'atest stylo and colon.
WE have Ladies Cloaks, Jacket*, Shawls and Zephyr*.
Wo have 1-a.lie* Veat*. C trscla, Hoop-kins 'IrlmoraL aud batA
WE have Linseya, FUiiiiels. Blaukeia and Casai neroa.
The writur, lit relating thu«, does not do so
to merely make a i imaatloual article fur these
coinin' » but witli a view to gitkoring ftom
Dame Itumor'a tl mlltigs, to place before our
re..tl-ia the Ihcis aa they exlat. Wu have
given a t account ot our obsi rvations. Wo
have given an ac-Mint also of tic nisterva
lions and experience of olliera, relative* ol
the young lady, and people of the neig .bor
hood, possessed of intelligence and a akep 1-
clstu regarding the uurensotiable to a de
gree rightfully exempting them from the
impute:ion even ten' might ho contained iu
theaisortod fa t that people some'Intel do
ceive tbomselvea — Ooditrtnwn Advertiser.
NVAGimoniUlOl) NOTES.
Interest lug Items Gathered from nut*
Neigliltoijnx I'-xrlmttges.
Oolnrtown lui* u eUatltig rink.
Marietta has shipped 11202 bales of cilton
this arusi.n.
Polk county has organized a County
Bui.duy School Association.
The oily olocllon In OKrtumvIlle ro-mittil .n
the election of the old Mayor a d Alderman.
The lively Eugt'ah nparrow 1 m made h a
appearance Iu Dougla-ville, and will take
githerir g Aa the moment for ex cttlion
approaol.eil the ernad swayed up against
tlte prison wall, and tho roadwur, which
batore luid hemn kept dear Was blocked.
Tho polirce,liowever moved rapidly through
the tunltl'ud“, and driffd the way. When
t he hlsek flog tv s hoisted announcing the
end of the tragedy, thorn waa no demon'
st ration, although suppressed excitement
mark'd many faeea. O D ianell’s brother j
remained to the !a»t, blt'erl; weeping, the
centre ofasympathlslng group. The clouds
began to break as the hour of eight ap-
I reached, and when the blaok fl tg was run
up it was distinctly displayed u tainat the
rising aim. The people Immediately dia
period after tho hoisting of the (Ug.
of said county, amt sit. \v cause, if any they
can, wl.y Liteia of Administration, -.villi Ihe
will an”'xed should’tol he a'lmtcd to the
auiii J. W OmennJ.it II Cole’- re ate.
Willies- nn ha’d and i 111.-1 0 -ignatl ri.
tliis the 3 tl d-y cf December, 1SK:!.
T ft DUN‘GAN Ordinarffi
Genl§
Cents
flats
r:
S’
Cents Overcoats
events Underwear.
Tbs Gnat Bpsclfio for Hsualgi* tad
S9
rl-
prayer, In anawer to a qnoation aa to how he I pleaeuie iu ttuuoyiug the denizens of that
felt about • fUtuie homo in heaven, he rt- burg.
plisd tl at he would be tavrd
Mr. Rawls was well attended from tins be
glnulag of hia illness, but it seemed imp >s-
slhle to Btuy the onward coune of the teiri-
blc dlset se. H t ntotlier waa coutlimally at
his bedside a lminlsttriug to his every want
from the time ahe arrived, and his brother
wot kill wilh|untirlng^euergyj.to save him
Cobb county still votes frr "fence." At
ub eltetlon held in that county oa the Oth
ins'., tl cy gave 1»3 tncj inly in lin’or ol
'•fouce."
Dr D. U Juahan, a highly r.uoloil oic
xon of Oerroll oouuly, and for a number of
years Ordinary of that county, died on the
o
w
y-r An Internal Remedy, Containlrg no
(jan,it.e. Opium, Chloroform, Chloral or
mi ci Ilia of any kind. Safe and quick In
i;s acilu.i
MaToH a Orrioa. )
LniHDUua, V* . April lit INTO. I
Messrs. Huioliisou .t Bro: It afford- nta
pie. sure to testify to tha groat virtues iff
vottr "Ncuralgine" for the cure of neuralgia
I II sick hesd .ohe. It is the heat murili
f.,r these most dii'rcs-ing complaints I ever
tisril. It should iw iu every family in tbr
Cuitntrv.
Gao it Ht.ki\ Mavor L.esbttrg Vs.
M-mph. butchi-on .t Bro ■ I am happy to
ssv that \ our • Ncuralgine” acini as a
c.tic in my case, rtlieving nte In an incredi
bly short time. I would advise ull suffering
from neuralgia t Yottr*. etc .
J V. SIMS, M D
As an Interruption to the grflcefbl (low of
conversation, and to the iueli .lv of the hu
man voice in song; a bad cold is always
deprecated Anything tel.tl,nil to relieve it
is gladly welcomed and chief among rente
dies lor coughs, en ds, at il disease* of the
throat and lungs is Cousens’ Honey of Tor
The rapidly increasing p< polarity of this
remedy.litlihe N.ui tl Wmt, uitcdt
i'ssti|>eriorlty.
For sale by Uonnally A Christ Inn, Dal tas
Georgia.
"Laugh ami gr iw fat." But in order to
laugh hearty, if you are Iroubli il with chlllr
or fever, you must secure a bottle ol Cliffo il
Febrifuge Chill Cure and dri ve the chills from
your syBtem. Try a bottle, it ia a aure onre.
For sale by Conually A Christian, Dallaa
Georgia
Mrj Frederic S. \Valloc \ Chief Kttgi: cor
of the Marietlu and North Go, rg.u Railroad,
and Miss Lottie Whitmore, ol Canton, were
married rcc nlly.
The Ma iclta Journal says: • Our obiiens
and to nurse him back to health ; but, alas I l 2 -* 1 il Ht
it was ull ia tula D< ath came aud rehevtd
him lrom all the; cares and troubles of this
life, and he parsed away without u struggle
to meet his Father in heaven, surrounded
by his mother ami ttmo brothers ami num
erous frleudF. He leaves u motl er auil.flve ] .. ..
. . . .. rrt SkTl* prov aiUK tbeiLSC VtB W til Ul11Is Illl'H
brothers to mourn bis death. Thebertftvod * rt b . „ . . ... i
turkeys, aud lnteud w> btull the tuikey aud
s | theuifelv^, too.”
Prof. W. J. Non eu of Cidartown, bps bt«
e’.eeud pilncq nl uf the leumle hc«u1* my a;
IS bertou. He has not ytt dec d d whether
Lu will ucc-pt or not.
A sixteen 3 ear old colored hoy was run
Q
a:
latnlly h: s the sympathy of the entire com
munity- We extend our sympathies to the
bereaved family iu this their hour of be
reavement.
HY WHAT POWER ?
Strange und Startling Kenlti of » Polk
County Young Ianly—A Lively Chair
—Music ut Will—An Obedient BimI-
eteuiL
An unusual sensation lias been eroated in
the Collardtown neighborhood, in this c mn
ty, ;by tbe has inexplicable of a young
dsngbtrr of Mr. Wm. E Hurst. Rumors i wisl-oi.
being afloat of her |*riorinauura, iu com-i The Haley cotton Faotory, netr Wjod-
pauy with Dr. M. F. Liddell, we viaitul her : .^. 0 k, Cicrokie county, bus l-een bought by
home on Thursday evctlieg lust for the pur I jj r- Athcrtou, who will put iu new maohin-
pose of giving the readers'of the Advertiser I er y allc | have it ruuntug by February.—
acme aocount of what our iuvis'igslion of Marietta Jourt id.
over by the train In Acworlh Friday mortt-
li gaud l ad one of his legs so bt d.y mange d
that it was amputated near the knee.
Jlr. N,d Hogan art! (Miss M-rgaret
Fa r were married teceutly near Acwoith, t
Ga. The bridegroom is past seventy and
the br.do lilty-uine They lave our bn
F.
CP
a
ISMS”
THE WORST " ISM " TO-DAY IS
Rheumatism
RHEUMATISM IH THE BACK
Cartel by
PERR T DA ms PAIR KILLER,
RHEUMATISM IK THE KKEES
Cartel by
PERRT DAWS PAID KIUER.
»d
Mr. Bice, ol Harrison county, who Wi s
shot anil wounded by a tr.-itte conviol,
named Katetic, autd the Murietta ana
North Ueoigia Ra Iroad for 15,1(10. The
jury last week, aner being out s-l night,
couldn't a ree rnd were d scherg-d —Mu
tha matter might develop.
Iu a largo square two story house, built
aftor the auti-bcllum Sou(liertt idea of coin
fort, aot well back in a •grove of oaks run
ning up to the big road, dwells Mr. Hurst
We Were kindly received and mule knowu
our mission, and soon were gra'ilied by. the 1
appearance of the young lady. M as Lula ‘ " uUr ‘ ■
ia between fifteen and sixieen ycara of age I A Mad Doo Killed.—Mr, L S. Cox a’
the pioluic of health aDd physical slrergih,! Mr, yf, E. Gilbert killed a mad d> g list w eck
and in every movement shows a dash of i a near town. These gentlemen were hunting,
tore unusual. Upon a request to matiiftsi | when the rabid animal came running along
l ime of her newly-dcvcloptd powers, she lu ,u bit Mr. Bod Souls on the baud. He
ar tee and placed her two hands on the b-c.' tlton attacked Mr Sutr.uan, who was driv
of a common chair, lu a few minutes the . |ng one-horso wagon. The dig jumpid
ohoir brgan to move, first slowly then grid- 1 up on the wagon and fell, when by Ihir.
uolly mere violently. Ihe doctor was re tune Means Cox and Gilbert brought their
quested to hold tbe ebair. In attempting to guns to bear upon him, tired, sml two loads
do so, be found the task ontirely too grta , Q f shot j erioratul hi- cat cuss, and ) c pas e I
and was joined by the writer, but the c air , over to the happy laud cf canine.—Marietta
nevertheless still moved, when Mr. Hurst Journal.
RHEUMATISM IH THE MUSCLES
Cured by
PERRT DA KISS PAIR KILLER.
RHEUMATISM OF LORO STARDIRO
Cured by
PERRT DAVIS’S PAIR KILLER.
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS, buytf
any Druggist
Perry Davis’s Pain Killer
Georgia Cheeks
Georgia Shirting
Georgia Drilling-.
Georgia Sheeting.
Georgia Jeans,
Table Cutlery.
Table Crockery,
Table Class Sets.
T Cloths
Table Oil Cloths.
of Jeans
yard, a 1 ;
Twenty-five piec*/»
from 121 to 50 cents per.
'Rawls, laro. & Co's
A new nnd stylish lot of ladies
lints at any price just arrived at
Christian & Co’s,
We have a mca ; inn of ladies
fine shots. Bawls, Bro. & Co-
Best nnd cheapest shoes ever
in Dallas, just received, at F. M.
Smith's fine shoe store.
A large lot of dry goods just
received iv Christian & Co’s
BOOTS!
fchoea /! Shoes 111
MENS, I30Y9 LABIHS AND Misoe*.
Hardware,Otoc irles, Crockery and U Iasi ware.
Canucil go -il-, sanlinea, 6‘*ilu and amiff. p.inli'r -hot and exp*.
Tin warn, Lamps and Laron Chuuuevs,
Well Buckets, Water RuCksrts, Tfu Rnckets and puna.
■fninksT
Tobuccoraof all grades. Cigars of »Ve»y brand.
His ash im wins or mni rinicn.
WE DEFY COMPETITION
AND GUARANTEE
ATLANTA PRICES.
CALL AND SEE US,
Bawls, Brother & Co.,
\ PALLAS, tfA.