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LOCAL GOSSTU. Fire-works ut Christian & Co.’s. The slat* roof of Mr. Garle Spinks's hotel fa helnv rapidly natUil on, and the building is nearing completion. Trbaccos, cigars, cigarettes mid snuffs at \V. E. Thompson & Co.’s. A Mr Lowery, a mitre nd man, aril Mr. Matt Owens, ol this conut;, have opentd up a grocery store in the triangular brick blook ut tho depot. Lump oil, sweet oil, castor oil, etc. W. E. Thompson A Co. Tbe m w side track Ut the depot has been tomphied and is now in' use. This maker it a gr* at deal mote convenient for loading and unloadlt g cars at this place. Go to Christian A Co.’s and lmy a set cf those boautifuLvases. They are 'selling so cheap. T Mr Henry E Babb, who has until recent ly been clerking for Mr. O. W Howell, is now handling the yard-stick for Mr. Perry Coop* r, ai the depot. Henry is a fine young fellow, and will give fiis employer eaiisfae tloti. Call on W. E. Thompson A Co. for tho best and cheapest writing paper. Mbs Ssilie Love, Miss Euinin Lovs and Miss Della Pope were visliiuc Mrs. A. 8 Pittman in the early part of this week. They have returned home with much praise for Dalles. W. E. Thompson A Co. keep the best soap, soda, etc., to be fniiud. Joseph Walsh, of Atlants, out his throat from esr in tbe Ivy street hospital about 4 o'clock Tuesday morning last. He had been drinking heavily for several months, and Irad dellrlnm Iren rent. He was taken to the hospital and put tinder the treatment ol physicians, and was thought to be recover ing, but during a lit of temirorary insanity he took his own life by cutting bis tbroai from ear to ear with a >»*■■». Go to Christian A Co.’s and buy your Children some toys for Christmas. They have a full line of these goods. This morning at 7} o'clock Mr. — Marah- tuan, or LaGrnnge. Oa., will lead to Hymen's al ar one of Powder Springs' inuSl lovely daughters, Mist Ida Marehntan. The I tippy eonple will imiueiliatoly leave Powder Dprl gs f»r Marietta hy private conveysnc* end from there they still, take the Ire n for Ail»' ta. where they will change rum for I.iGa go their future home. Mi s Oarrl* Foel-r. one of Hellas's air tla gh ers wit be |*r6>©nt at tli» c#*rc uony Mnv th<*!r fu tv re live* be one long chain of ha|»pinetjB eii prosperity. # Cliviitnins is coming, nnd CliriH- timi A Co. are supplied with a full line of Chii.-dmas holiday goods. C.xne and see them before you buy elsewhere: Mr. Thomas* Smith, a young man ab art 22 yeare* of »gS, dibd at Mis. Ahlvs's resi dence, a few miles from Dallas, last Monday morning about 1 o'clock. He was the hoi of Khv. James Smith, who died while li the Confederate service, at Beihel Springs Teuu. Mr. Smith died of typhoid fevrr after an illness of seri ml weeks, lie w as , nephew of Key. F. M. Rmltb, of Dull-tn. II* jointd tbe Uaptat Church about three jeeir ago, an! died in the triumph of the Chris, tisn hope. He was buried in the Dulls Cemetery Monday evening. We extendoti sympathies to the bereuvod fatni y. If you arc in need of a first- class pocket knife, table cutlery, silver-plated knives, forks and spoons, and want them cheap, go to tho Cash House of Christian A Co. Before another issue of tire Nuw Ea» comes before the public I tie Christmas holi days will be pretty well spent. We extend oar moat heartfelt thanks to our patrons f,r tbe liberal manner in which they have pat. tronizod the paper this year, and hope to b> able iu a short time to give to the people a paper more worthy of their pa'nnage. I* inn been a time-honored custom among country newspapi rs to skip au issue during the Christmas holidays, but on account of le. id advertising we will be compelled to issue our paper Christmas week as usual We extend to all our |nlrons our wishes that they may have a mi rry Christmas. "Uncle" George W. McCarty, our popular and clever townsman, called in to see us on Tuesday and made his annual payment for subscribers to the Nbw Eea. “Unole" George is uot satisfied with one paper, and this time subscribed for six copies, sen ding one to each of his chiidreD. If every man in this county would eveu subscribe for the pa per for himself we would be able to give to the people a much better paper. Let every body follow "Uncii.*' George's example, and send a oopy of the New Eba to a relative (it they have one ) They could not make them a more acceptable present for the same out lay of money. Help us gentlemen, and we will assist yon by giving yon one of the beat lies! papers in North Georgia. ''My Hack is now Well, 1 ’ Tbis is what Mr. Clough, of Lowell, Mass . vra* happy to say after his wife be.d given him a g >od rubbing with Pekhy Davis's P.AjuKili.ek and administered a dose in- wa'.Hy For four years be hi d been c i,j- p'cd with rheumatism, and sutler d agony in bis back. A ter nsing Pain Killer, he We are glad to learn that our young friend, Mr. J. T. Vaughn, is going to open up a family grocery sitrtS at Koxana, a pro posed post. Dice about midway between J)al lai and Acworth. Koxana is Bituated in one ot tbe most fertile communities in the coun ty, and there is no deubt but that Mr* Vaughn will do a thriving businrea there. Mr. Vaughn is one of our most popular and enterprising young men, and deserves the patronage of the people of that vicinity. He has had considerable experience iu the mer cantile business, and if any one can make a success ol such an enterprise, he is that one. He will carry a full line of family gro ceries, tobacco, cigars, patent and proprieta ry medicines, etc. While we regret very much to lose Mr. Vanghn as a citizen of our town, we are glad to state -that he wilt re main a citizen of the county, aud hope that ho will soon build up a paying business. How a Wicked Mkrcuart was Circcm- ketsd.—a bale of coiton was brought to town the otherday by *i neightn hug farm er, u uics ahum au execution was led by one of our morohanis for $2 25' The mer chant placte the 11 fa. In the hands of an officer to execute, a*4 the oottou was Ievl*d on. The defendant ^claimed that the sc connt was unjust aud lo used to submit to the levy. He ai c jrdii gly employed a law yer to defend the property ngaiust seizure 11,-d gave him a tc ■ dollar fie for his sorvic- 111 settling the matter. Tho lawyer conferred with ttic p ainliff. pt.id offthe II, At., with thirty -H. o cents addttioi nl as coai, and had $7 40 lo naining eh h s f, c in thecesi. Tne de'i-mlani seemed much elated at his susoe-s 1* <1 teatii g the wicked merchant and went uwny saticDvd. — Hen ry OuUtityJ iVeckly. The East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Coni| u ly are now putting on a aide track near tbe Padding Comity Mining Company's works. Heretofore they havi been compelled to haul their iron pyri ea to Dallas on wagons, which has earned them not to push tbe work forwatd as fa*t as they wished to do. The Iron pyrites are there In inexhaustible quantities, and as soon as the side track is In they oan be able to ship a number of car lor d* dally, Paulding ooun ty abounds In mineral wealth, and we are g ad to state that the matter is beginning to attract tho attention of capitalists. Tbe minis above mentioned are controlled by men who have ample uteaua to dove them. Situated aa they are they have splendid shipping facilities, the mines be ing not more tiian two bui.dred yards from the railroad nod can supply tbe pyrites to the manufacturers of fertilisers at a much lees «o*t than they can be bad u sewbere, thus keeping in the State a vast amount ol money which has annually been expended elsewhere. Mr. Jasper L Clay, one of Paulding coun ty's meet progie-sir* farmers, made this year on one ac re of land 118) bus ip's of cori Kirly last spring Messrs. George W. Soott St Co.. dealers iu fertilizers, oHered a | xmiiuii if $200 uol'ara to toe luau who made the Host corn on one acre of Innd, using thei • rtilizvra. Mr. Olay entered os a ooi.test.u t or the premium* Mr. Clay no doubt won d nave got the $200 premium had be nieasur*il the corn c,ireful.y. The premium mi award*d to Mr. J. M Wright, of Delvall county, who madu lot butbels of com t- ono were of la d Tu the way of explan. ■ on, the Atlanta Coiistiiutiou uiyas "The ernm.litre that viewed ai tl report- vd on Mr. Clay's corn, measured the corn for a portion of the acre only, a* d estimated on the balance, which not being in accord ance with the rules adopted, mu te it noces vary lor the State Committee to throw ou Mr. Clay'B application." From the above it will be teen tl S' ol.; Paulding comes to the front with the be~i aero of corn in the State, yto.ding 14) bush- sis mme to the acre than tbe premium acre iu D-K.db. Mr. Oluy was awaitlid the county premium of or.e half ton feiulezer Last F.idsy rooming Mr. N. T. Bullock happened to a right serious socident hy t l. exploding < f a cartridge in the lire. He bad got through eating breakfast, and waikid into the silling room and took a teat by the tire, with his baby in his arms. He had re mained tbeie but a few minutes when in he nd no explosion in the lire place, sirollsi to that made by a pistol whao it is dis charged, and frit sonuthlDg 9trike hint or* the left leg jest hair w the knee and also in the wrist near the j ,inr, Mr. Bollock called to some of the family to come and take the Imby, that he was shot, and Immediately went to a pbj sie'an and had him to exam i.*e the wounds and piobe fur the hall, it war toon asceitained that tbe ball was in l,e wris,, and that the wound inflicted in the leg was done by a piece of ti e empty shell. The ball entered tbe wrist, and, after striking the bone, went in an upward direc tion for two or three inc ies, and is supposed to have turned its course a id lodged between the hones of the arm. Tbe physician was unable to aiscover tbe exact locality of tbe ball, and it is s.ill in Mr Bullock's arm. It Is not known how the cartridge came to be in tbe fire, hat it is supposed that it w„s carelessly dropped on ihe floor and when the house was swept up it was swept into tie tire. Mr. Bullock's Won ds, while by no means dangerous, are very painful. It was indeed a narrow esi ape for the ehild, as • he ball which entered Mr. Bullock's wrist was compelled to pass in very close range of the child, and, if it had stiuck it, no doubt would have produced death. HIM Dallas HIDE school t«M, |THE MAGNOLIA SALOON SPRING SESSION OPENS TUESDAY, JANUARY 1«t., and continues sis scholastic months. FALL SESS ON WILL BEGIN JUtY 7rn. AND CONTINUE four months. Rates of ihiition from $1.60 to $S.0O per mouth. Board $10 to $12.50, Satisfaction guaranteed iu nil cases where patrons send regularly aud eo*o)iern»e with us in dittiplhnng nhd governing the school. The convenience, healthfulness and moral influence of the place, conspire to make this school Second to none in tile whole country. For further particulars, address, W. H. MclARIN, Principal, DALLAS, GA. lie G11EG0R & CHASTAIN, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN SADDLES, HARNESS, 1111111!!, Ullll 1 !!. COLLARS, tilHTIIS AVI) Saddles nnd Imrne.** material, hitrnon oil, all kinds (if leather and r mi* lerihl, and rv ry liiog ii.*u,i We cttriy on nl! kin,law te- duira of Sad lies, Harttrts*, U rppy Tiin n lrp». uahitrm-* C'ci V\ e re also dcaier» In RAW FlfDE' : , for which llto higlie-t cash price' will be pnld. MCGREGOll & CIIASTAIX, Sou h side of Sou are, Dallas, Ga. 1884 B. ADAIR, - - Propretof. J. L. GEORGE, a - - . a . . Urntgon Wo keep constantly on hand tho fluent bk-ands of Whiakiee Brandies, Wines, Beer, StJitlt Water, etc. Old stand ard and choicest new. Brand*) uncii as Stone Mountain Otrn WhlSkejh t. W. Harpers select Golden (imlli) excellent Kentucky MblwooJ, surpassing. And ohSap brands Whiskies, Select Baandies for medioal use, eie. etc. Tile largest lot of ciguro ever brought to Dallas. Our Billiard and Pool Tables are now and splendid. Poli'ddt attention give Home Again* Mr. L* L. Brown, an old and highly re spected citizen of this counfy. It will be re member. d, was recently tried aud convicte*! in the United States Court, in Atlanta, for raukiDg illicit whisky, and sentenced to three months’ imprisonment and to pay t fine of three hoi dred dollais. Numerous pell lions from the cit'Zins of this cjunty were presented asking 'or hie release. List week nil the fine and two remaining months * t imprisonment were removed and he wan relta ed. Mr. Br;wn came home Friday evening. We are informed tbui Mr. Brown tou ’y denies the charge upon which he n. w. Roberts & son COXTl^CTOUS AXD nriLDHUS AND DEALERS IN Wood Burial Cases and Caskets, ROBES, LININGS AND UNDERTAKERS hardware, CAKTEKSVILLST. DALLAS, GA. F. M. SMITH’S men, Boys, Misses and children, from tho heavy brogau to the fluent aud most fancy, sufficient to suit all. I bought my good* direct from the Manufactures, and at as low prices as tho mrgCet wholesale Boot aud Shoo denier in the State, Hi) Mb C.W SELL CHEAPER TIIH 1 m FOR CASH. I abo lmve and keep constantly on hand n good supply uf leather. Any one wattling Boots, Shoos, Leather or Slide findings will do web to call before buying, for I postiveiy sell cheaper tliun tlio same class of goods can be got any where else iu tho country. I also have iu connection with tho store a fino boot and shoe shop All orders tilled promptly. Satisfaction gn ran tied. AI .L WHO BUY OF ME WILL GET FIRST-CLASS GOODS And at rock-bottom prices. jJSS^Tiie very best of otrier kept and observed, toill ««i *J 1* GEORGE, MANAGER BOOT4* SHOE Storel (At the Bullock Corner.) DALLAS, GA. I «r« tlmt we muHt make w\) on ctHtom^rnr W« mU Is supplied with tlio very best of boots and shoe* for Mon, Wo- D r * <u ' H * or CAsHjjgf “SPOT CASH” STORE I I. J. PAYNE. D VLLAS, GA. J. M‘ 8TONS, SMYRNA; GA WADE WHITKi MARlEtl’A) GA* J. J- l’AYNE & C0„ DALLAS, GA < Invite |lhc peop'e of PanMing nnd •orroutnlingoMintiee ta e*ll at |W “SPOT CASH” STOBB —AND EXAMINE THEIR LARGE STOCK OF— hit cm, time, suits wu soots, notioil m IH, DAHIVAII IK, We make a ppeciahy of HARDWARE AND OKOC'BBfBK M •ml Nil fi*r cash, aud ooiiae«|«iontly are euabled to give the bail bargaia* “Others May Imitate—None Can D^aal 1 * It is easy for any man id claim that bli prleaa an the 1«mH. YbeaabU like tfl know how <mu ntau can underseli all olhers, Wkaro tbe aalv an* chants in Dallas that make that snowing. Here it tllo v avguMieat* We Boll for "SPOT CASH.” No goods leave on flora Wl paid for. We therefore have no pereentage ot loaaea of bad lutea* Como and hoc for yoUfBol fes, J. J. PATKK A VO 8f)ol Cmuh* km PATENTS IniNN a CO., of ttm H< iz.VTIVin AhRRICAM, con- for the manner In which they a-aisted h m ring his troubles. Mr. 8 uith Lemon, of Acworih. we are Informed, was instnmien- ........ til in getting op a petition In that yloinlty asking for hia release. The getting np of 5?fj!iPiL f ronc*i._<krniany, oto. llaml HooS simut those petition! and tbe manner in wl 'nh It was done, is worthy of i r*i«e. a* d tbe liardes wtio participated in getting them up jiSitli,,.*!'of the*5Jl«¥i'S« should be applaud .1. fr**o. Tl.lriy-.vnvon ycam'f Intid tlirniiLMi MUNNA CO. i nc Aaieuii’an, tlui UrgcMl 'SSSSt nolle,>4 ryt it, liest, and ti’ollfle paper. flLIla yesr. and Interesting In- A mer- A Nabbow Ercu'Z.-O.i Friday evenirg last u ;■ uug man about twenty yean ot n o, a son of M r Thomas Mercer Bond in tb* fonrth district of Oat roll, near the Heard line, h il a narrow o cipe from (loath. He woe hauling corn in n waton drawn hy ox en. Going down hill, tbe wng>n bcinr heavy loinlat, the oxen made a sudden turn and one of the fore wbi ela s'rik tng a irg, hr was thrown out. and one of the hit il wl ee's passed diagona’ly arroas bis back nnd ox arm He wub token up wnconsctons and carried to tbe residence of Mrs. Eliz*b*th HendrickB. Hi' dul uot reyiVe.untll nearly 12 o’clock at nigtit. We ere glad to s'ate he was so far recovered neat mornii g as to be cerrie d heme. Mabmid — At the residence of tbe bride's father. Rev. J M. Williams, on 8nnday last, Mr. William Brand to Mist Bettie Williams all of Faolding oownty. May -hey live long and prosper went to Lis business with comfort, and is ; was convicted, ax! desires to tbauk the p.o- non as wd. ai ever he was. pie through the columns of the Nzw Eka I/HtT, On the D- uglasvilie road, between Mrs. Ann Harris's and Brownsville, one small red leather pcccet-book, with 8. J. Croker'a name written on the outside of it. The pocket book contained sixty-five dollars in money—three $20 bills and one $A bill—also a tax receipt from W. A. 8* are, Tax Collec t* r of Douglas county, given to J. M. Mitch ell. The pocket-book also contained other papers. Any one furnishing information or returning tbe tarns will be liberally re worded. Call on or adiire-s J. M. MITCHELL. Douglas Oo. Douglesville, Ga. STATE OF GEORGIA—Paulding County. F. P. Hudson, guardian of T F and W B Ailair, having applied to tbe Court oi Ordi nary of a ! d county for a discharge from bis guardianship of T F and W B Adair, tbis is in c'te all perso's concerned to show cause why F P Huds .n should not be dismi*ssd from bis guardianship of said minors and riceive let'ers of dismission. This IJccem her the 17rti, 1883. X. C. DUNAGAN, O.dirary. G KOKf i I A„Fuuldii.g County; J L JIcB'uver ,'Guardian or P. H Whl'o- l cart has uppllisl to the Ordinary of said o- iinty for tellers of disntis.i in from his said Hus the e'are to die all persona to show rar s ', If any tluycan. why retd J. L. Me- Ureter should not bedismiised Iron his said office, This Das.on her the 6tli 1883. T C. DUNAGAn O dt'.ierv, If you will give uh a call when in need of shoes you will bo sur prised to find them so cheap. Chiurtian & Co. Christian & Co have received, more of those beautiful patterns of worsted which the la'iiev so ad- irire. W. R. Strickland has just re ceived from the factorys a largo and nice lot of furniture, and is enabled to soil at prices as low as the lowest. Tho best line and prettiest styles of clofiks and jackets ever brought to Dallas at Rawls, Bros. & Co’s. If you want good shoes at low prices come to the “Headquarter Htoie." Rawls, Bro. & Co. AISLES & TURNER, Sign of the “Railroad Bar* XEAli THE DEPOT, DALLAS. 45a. Wc lmve never closed our doors during the storm, because «. believed we Imtl a right to roll the bust brands hi Fine Whiskies. Brandies,* Wines. Beer, and Every thing to be found in a first class Saloon. -WE HAVE ALSC GROCERIES FRESH with ear huziactu, end can (apply anything in f|»t sinur, SOAP, CANDLES, CANNED GOODS MACKEREL aud pi re, in comic; ion |illU, FLOUR, MEAT, sug.\b, CRACKERS CHEESE, And many things tod numerous to mention. The best BILLIARD AND TOOL TABLES* lor tho uso of lovers of the games. Call and nee as* ABLES (6 TURNER. DALliAg, OA. H New Furniture Store I WR. STRICKLAND. I will tell you Parlor, Chamber and dining room fornltmw at lower wrieea Car earii thee has ever been atKtued in Dallae. Examine my stock of beadstewds and mattre-aca. Latest Improved tpriag Double and alngle beadateada and matremc*. Beet eotton iwp MaMaamm. We have a nice line of ladies and gouts underwear. Rawls, Bno. A Co. « Just recieved, 50 jjieces of nioo calicoes of latest styles and col ors, from 4 to 7.1c. per yard at Rawls, Bro. A Co’s. Christian A Co. have a full line of Christmas holiday goods. Be suro and see them before you buy. SAFES! SAFES!! SAFES!!! Perforated Tin andJWire. Best make. Low dewu for th« aoiCy, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Such as Acordions. Harmonicas. >\nd the latest thine oat, env c old can piny it, Ttf| ! ORGANETTE. Yon pnt in the notes at one end and the music comes ont at the other. Coffin and eea thaw* CH llOMOSe ovely l t't l 8 3 vo is, every parlor shonltl have then. STOVES, STOVES, STOVES asr I BUY FOR THE CASH AND SELL FOR THE CAsFLSf I handle the New Improved Singer Sewing Machine. Hence you save, the tariff on time prices. Call and see me at MV new stand, AV. li. STIUCKCAXD,