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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-01
Coming to Texas.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Texas will
have distinguished visitor soon in the
person of Maj. George A Arms, the
gentleman who made himself famous by
pulling the nose of Governor Beaver of
Pennsylvania some time since in a Wash
ington hotel. For this the pugilist was
court marshaled and bis sentence denied
him the privilege of going more than
fifty miles from Washington for one
year. The secretary of war, however, so
far relented as to grant him leave to visit
Ell Paso where he has some mining inter
ests, on condition that he does not stay
away over two months. Only a week or
two ago some Pennsylvania admirers Of
Arms, who were indignant with Gov
ernOr Beaver for what they deem his in
efficient way of dealing with the Johns
town disaster, presented the former with
a splendid gold medal Of extra large sizsS
which recounted in large capitaIsgthe
nose pulling exploit and gave thatas ting
basis for the donation. -
COL. DEGREES = Il z
is now sole chieftain of the remnauS 81
that gallant regiment who charged so
boldly on the nations capital early in
March. Quincy has departed and the
colonel has undisputed supremacy, but
he, too, is wearied and expects to leave
soon.
It is rumored that Gen. Malloy will be
investigated on several charges, and his
ejectment from the Office he lately re-
ceiyed is highly probable.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-01
THE world is Z bundle of hay,
Mankind are the asses that pull;
Bach tugs in a different way.

Bat The greatest OF all is John Bull.
But when the Euglishman does start
he goes on until he gets there. Her
majesty had better not press her faithful
subjects too far. She has been a good
queen, but frfghtfully prolific and John
Bull feels the burden
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-01

B TIE correcFWay is to buy goods from the manu-
-facturer when passible. ThsSEikhart Carriages
san6 HaFness4fA faeturina co, Of TX har1.f
sIfatS hgFe nc agents. ThsR make Ssst-claAs
so5ds, ship fsnywkere, privilege @ examiae.
isee adyeT yssenaeRs &. ~.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-01
Mrs. aIIlo Ingranl.

It is astonishing hoyr many people have been
cured o. IofulaEby eealing in Dr.. Hsrtman's
rs of Ilfe' rem S7xable cIIfe of Mrs.
Milo Ins9am 81 ittsk51rg, and by taAiTfk La-cu-
pisa askaaaids O4s fAing< 81 cleEr44iIs pays to
read TIE - Ills8fLEfe - Sent fee bv Pe-ru-na
Medicine company, Columbus. o.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-01
Population of Texas Cities.
Corpus Christi Caller.

According to Cram 5 new atlas which
was revised up TO April l of this year,
the following is the estimated population
of the principal cities OF Texas Pre-
serve this list and see how it fssFSs;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..

There i continued complaint about
the 'lrily i'm opening the new insane
asylum. The furniture ws- hsnlcd there
last week ~ tho Armstrong Furniture
90. and NV been stored awsy. Every
thin. else Is in readiness except ths
plumbing. aud all the pipe sn'I ~ .terisl
j. in the ground for that Il j. claimed
that Il will take three months longer e
finish fh:s work aud in the meantime
the building needs repairs. Comment !
sltcgcther unneccssary.-EyansviIle Dul
otin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29
The National bird Ia BAl oBusl-

Taylorsville. Nov. 25.-Frsnk Engie.
unan, living near Nashville. wss attacked
by fierce. full-grown gray eagle Friday
while on HE way 70 town. When drst
ooliced, the bird was - gross height 10
mid-air. A minute later IL dropped
down upon Englemsn with : shriil
scrcam. striking him with terrible force,
burying IL tslons 10 bic clothing and
desh. EngIcmsn wss . horsebsck and
q : great disadvantage. Before be
could dismount he Vas badly clawed By
she bird. lie was without wespons and
could only defend himself with bic bare
hands. The light lasted fully a hour,
the eagle plnnging It him from every
quarter. Twice did the man attempt 10
run, but each time the great bird threw
itself in his way and prevented HE re-
treat Al length he caught IL BY lie tai
ons and succeeded in killing t. The
bird measured six feet four inches from
Tip 70 tip.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

Chas. Smith. who escaped from the
Cannclton jail last April, was captured
Saturday in Seusli Carolina, and will be
brought Rack st once.
The crime for which he WAS arrested
was the murder Of negro named Char
lev Barley. = cabin boy on the Strecker.
The boSt was lying At the wharf in Can
melton and Smith came on board drunk.
lie spoke few rough words to the ne
gro. and without any rrovocation pulled
his pistol and shot him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

Following close on the terrible acci-
dent that bctell Mrs Geisz- comes the
report that 1t O'Clock yesterday the
engine OF the west bound passenger train
on tho Louisville. Evansville and s..
Louis road. struck man named James
Coleman. who was crossing = trcsflc be-
tween Winslow and Ayrshire, knock
ing him Off and killing him instantly.
When the remains were gathered up II
was discovered that nearly every bone
ha,l been broken. and the body Was so
terribly ii-fgurra A. 20 be almost nm
recognizable. Mr.. Coleman vas resi-
dent Of Wins,os. sercnty-srven years
oil. and greatly respected. lie Ieeves .
large family Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria


Collector TROOPS Appointments
Collector Joseph Throop has returned,
says the Tcrrc Hsuie Gazette, from Pa
oil, and vas ct once the center OF an anx-
ious group Of would-be servants OF Uncle
sam.
In response 10 questions Mr.. Throop
said to = reporter: II will say to you
that have decided in my own mind on
all the appointments. but do not mean
10 make the list public until my return
from Washington. / will see il the
names decided on stand the test Of time.
Sir. Throop lntimafed thst there might
be some revision Of the list = now de-
|cided.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

Al Austin inventor hes devised steel
corn husker. which, drawn BY team,
pickle and husks q tho rate Of eight 70
twelve acres day, sccording 70 the c.
pacIty OF the team. The team and ma
chine move aAtride the row. one horse On
each side. and every ear Of corn. large OF
small. u picked up. Corn husking can
now be done just q threshing u. lasting
but few days--New York Telegram.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

Marshall Lafferty, the o. & n. pas
senger conductor. Who wss on trial for
embczzlcment In tho big trial q Cincin-
natl few weeks ago. has taken freight
run on the +. & 4. n. road. IIc made
HE first lun on Monday. Senator voor-
hoes and Hon. John L. Lamb will IL Z
few weeks bring snit against the o. &
n. road 10 his behalf for false imprisou-
mcnt. Tho suit will be for e25. 90. and
will % fought In this State. ~ Evansville
Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29
Indigestion

rs not only . distressing complaint %
] itself, but, ny causing the blood %
become dcpraved and tho system en-
feebled. i the parent Of tnnumeranls
malaalies- That Aycr's sarsaparllAa
Il the best cure for Indigestion. even
when complicated with Liver Complaint
4 proved BY the following testimony
from Ms Joseph Lake, Of BrockwAy
Centre, Mich
oliver complaint and Indigestion
made my life . burden and camo neAr
en.linr NV existence. For more thASs
four years I suffered untold agony, ~
reduced almost 90 skeleton. and hardly
hsd strength 70 drag myseh about AL
kinds Of food distressed me. and only
the most delicate could b digestcd ..
ell. Within the time mentioned scSersl
physicians treated me without zissns -
LEI. Nothing that ! took seemed 70 do
anv permanent good until commenced
the use a Ayers SArsarariila. which
las rrodrccd wonderful results. 6ocn
after commencing 70 take Tie SArs2ps~
ri!lA 1 could see An improvement IN n
condition. NJ appetite began - return
and with IL came the ability 20 digest
al the food taken, my strength i'm
proved each day. and aft<r . ssw
months Of faithful attention % your
directions. 1 found myself . vel
woman. able 20 attend 20 Al HOUSEHOLDS
duties. The medicine - gwen sas .
new lease u Life"
Ayers SarsapariIIa;;
YzErAxED ~ -
o.. J. G. Aver 4 Co. Lowell naass.
rrsee q; ssz soss;<s. - wosss . ssssis. !.
April IS. isss-ly-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29


The arrest Of couple Of burglars mas
|created quite . sensation in our town.
and We think our Deputy sheriff and
Town AaTshal deserve great credit inI
acting with such promptness, and they
fesIng both 1nancially and pnys'cally,-|
ehoe - tney have nvoo OR Pockeee from
being r19eo ana our nerves non terFl'|
Do shock. Lnes Enoey night zone me-
were run ont o. ~ THESIS mouse 81
SchneIlvilIe- They bad rummsgeo nls|
pockets and bureau dnwerts put neo so|
nske tneiF ell soonet so,n co.ven.o1s
1ot snem. Ansy 49, - eWv
49, knaIs ~ ,nres uo'l,ss - ,a
80 :oac o,u v.'.eu e:.s
- ~ n'o.us.. IN p:r1 e. .h;ss
.aey wele c.p.uFsu oesr D'.ussye: ~. 49,
n;sh, hrs 49,: hs;r~ ss.;rss shs- shev
-ers csnshs sr;ed ana each ons' nnder
n a. bond- ~ eonfined II ~ county
ghere a hone shsv vii 81 iustice.
Th.,Lsg;v;ry 4. y rlo.s sh.s she an.
ters 49, almost sfrs;d ~ yohhIa. hus a
sh.v 80 rar6r.3 n coons fbsre q M
sh.,,. ~ escsn. "a ~ ncor fc-Is
~. ~r.rd Th.rr.~;v;cs 5;nrsr -h;ch
!. = \. r;ve,, ~ a. Ws,hod;st chnrch
hsrs iii - served /, Isrho,. hail ma
shese III Gu s.f;sfv Their annesi,es "a
sny kind Of food. from turnips. potatoes
aud cabbage, to the most delicate OF
cakes, pies, preserves, je.lies, and fruits
lof I'll kinds natural 10 orr climate. The
supper viii also BE- served there, but the
concert will be In the church, and il ex-
Ipected to surpass anything Jet given 10
our little town The choir - quite capa-
ole o. entertaining large audience.
Our County Supt-, Geo. X. WiIaon,
visited the Birdseye schools last Friday.
We presume the pupils were > little
nervous a. nrst- but both teachers and
Pupns wouiu % gao 70 nave nim come
sgain.
Rev. Woods preached at Jarbos ball
last Sunday night, and although raining
the congregation Was large We sup
pose they will soon have their new
church finished for their occupancy
4 Nrs. Nash and Mrs. A. J. Hubbard re-
turned from their trip to Louisville,
Sunday - noon. and Of course they bad
Ia pleasant time. They boarded the train
, e Louisville : 4. y. Saturday, and e
rived 10 Nruseye, ssie sna SOUND "A M
seen noui: AItet..ros' lake : siesPine
eAr next umes iaoies.
Jno. Pollard landed q home one day
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

"Wm. II. Cunningham. English
Hiram Collins. VeIpen; George Frick
Breizvilie; James Lillpon Adyevilie
james IL. Flanagan. NilIiown: Fred
Hammer, Seivin, had theiropensions In
creased last week. and Martha J. Brown
I:iccvil,c, widow. and CAtharinc. widow
OF IL. d. Bozzell. TsylorvilIe. had their
claims for s,.n-ion allow ell
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

UTThc death Of Hon. Geo. H. PEN
dlet0n, at Brussels, Germany, last Sun
day, ends . remarkable career. He had
been . congressman from Cincinnati
several terms, . United States Senator.
and had just retired from the position OF
u. s. Minister to Germany. lie was the
Democratic nominee for Vice President
when only 80 years old, in 1864, on the
ticket with Gen. Mcclellan. AZ . law
yer be Wa we'll read. brilliant and
thorough, and e . consequence soon &C.
Quired handsome fortune IN bis profess
sion, before be entered politics. He was
never accused OF dishonesty or sordid
motives in his political actions. He was
the author OF the Civil Service law. be-
licving It would raise the standard ri
character Of Government servants His
remains will be brought 70 Cincinnati
for interment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

And still 1t rains.
Hen Rowecamp will move to town
this week TO take possession Of the -four
ing mill 1t this place. Welcome Ben.
Thanksgiving Thursday. Every body
govern themselves accordingly.
We need Justice Of the Peace, and 4
constable in town. Sec 70 this voters
next Spring.
Our town Is still booming. n. r
Dudinc il building m addition to biz
saloon and hotel.
We agree with Dude in regard to
his combination for President and vice
Pres. in 1s92. Cleveland and GRAY will
win the day. Boz.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

WIN Baby vas sick. - gave ~ csstor'A
wnen shs vas Child. sls<s Grid for CastorsA
WHEN sh. became Mss she clung % CasforiA
Wien 10 I'D Chilirsa. she gave them castoriA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

0TThc silver convention In session
@ st. Louis this week, has too many bank
cashiers, bondholdcrs and gold men
generally, - delegates, We fear, 20 &C.
complish anything In favor Of free coin :
age OF silver. All the delegates from
Indiana, appointed by Gov. Hovey. were
appointed because they were known to
be in favor Of gold monetary standard
exclusively. and in favor Of stopping the
coinage Of silver dollars entirely, and OF
taking away its legal tender qualities.
The silver question Il likely to take an
important position 10 the campaign Of
1892.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

ALPHABETICALLY against al Mosopofies. Trusts. Com :
hines. and evuythLnx sise that takes frvn The torx
=. - and gives % - ifls Rich.
Farmers. u y Just thepsprr yon want. NJ partisan
politics. bat iox - god. cold rcs1lnx --latest ne~a
markets. and al sbo1f Ne y M.B. ~ Il CONES every
wesk. srt costs onIy tisye1r.
n~rmr fsesHsssrss 49, ~ srt the JAvra corsun
s.. ~ ~ - trr ~ yss-. osssret ,bs Garner
s1kx sgsc. Hsr. =. AT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

George VI. Pendleton. ex-Unitej
States minister 20 Germany. died a
BRUSSELS Sunday evening. lie has been
in Tor some time. but bic death WAS not
expected Immediately.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

The CONTROVERSIES Ci'iltH> "
Fort Wayne are making systematic ci-
fort 10 induce the holding Of The various
State Con ventions OF lssp ~ that beauii-
ful city. and have committees Of their
busines. men, and q. A. X to look after
the matter
or course Indianapolis will not yie's'
what she has got 10 consider ono Of her
perquisitcs to gonge every one sitend-
Ing any State Convention without
etru.gle. but the Courier believes
change would he beneficial 10 the gen
cral public. The argument that The cen
trail position OF the CAPITA entities u g
the various conventions. would apply
with equal force 10 claim for AL the
nominations for its citizens. for Il Is ap-
parent that il requires greater expense
for citizen OF any other county 10 hold
Z State office. which requircssa;residence
during his incnmbency st the CApital'
than for citizen OF that place.
Besides. it Is better for the purity o.
State Conventions that they should De
held At different cities. wherever the
hotel and hall accommodations are suf-
ficient 10 comfortably provide for them
We are decidedly in favor Of Fort Wayne
as the location for the next Democratic
State Convention. aud some other city,
in another portion Of the Stabe Tor The
one Of 1892.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

With sorrow We learn Of the death OF
little Ross KELLAxs. OF Jasper, aged
years, Z months and 3 days. His remains
are Inferred IN the Shiloh cemetery
A my sterious Providence, whose ways
are above human comp -ehension, has
taken their loved one from fond parents.
IL makes us 90 ssd to think that We can
never more hear his gleeful laugh
When We look q his play things. we
think how happy be Vas with them.
But God has called him home.
IA precious one from % has gone,
A voice We loved ID stilled:
A place il vacant In our home,
Which never can be filed.
'aGod in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love bad given;
Andthough the body moiders here,
The soul Is safe IN Heaven.
laCall not back the dear departed,
Anchored safe where storms are DER
| On the border land We len him,
Soon % meet and part no more
| Ina ALExANDER.
Ireland, Ind Nov. 1859.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Csstoris


Death haa visited the house OF wv
and A. Mccain Of 6oone Up, Dubois
County, and taken sweet little MISSIE
She was only mouths and Is days old
when Jesus said -sufIcr little children u
come.v Then, dear parents, weep not
God has : wise purpose In takeing Der
from you You have one more tie in
heaven. and il makes death sweeter q
you.
May We I'll be prepared to meet Min
ME in tho mansion above, whele sorroW
never comes. where I'll y joy md peace
~yly shs.Id - ~ Der bs<k seazs.
rrou 49, bri<1x hsne abossl
Pr fhGro ahe'u Ind etoII % pal1,
D1t I've ialhs 1ssiss's Isvs"
HkR UxcLI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

0yThe testimony in The Cronin case
ended Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

HATS, &C., SOLD BELOW COST
IA Call before bu, ing elsewhere. . ne
residence Of NRs. L r NoSnoR- Ire
land. Ind. Nov. 29.-lg-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29
NEW BRICK YARD
BRICK FOR SALE

John Ceier, jr, has taken charge o. :
brick yard q the North side Of jasper
snd nov he's for sale, In any quantity az
sired, brick Of al qualities. He asks ~
people Of Dubois county for their custom,
and will make favorable terms on hcuS
patterns. JOHN GElER, -
Aus. 81, SLY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

hotel and hall accommodations are suf-
ficient 10 comfortably provide for them
We are decidedly in favor Of Fort Wayne
as the location for the next Democratic
State Convention. aud some other CITY,
in another portion Of the STATE Tor The
one Of 1892.
TThc Dcuton county Judges decis-
ION that the School Book law is uncons-
titutional. was brought about, ~ Il turns
out by Van Antwerp Bragg 4 Co.. en-
ploying the attorneys for both plAiutin
and defense. and not allowing the fsct
that such a suit had been instituted 70 be-
come public. The law requires the At
torney General to appear by himself Or
deputy in all cases where the general
laws OF the State are called il question.
but the first intimaiion Atty. Gen.
Kitchener had Of this case was the see-
gram IN the papers stating that deci-
sion hsd been rendered. Gov. Hovey
says he has no doubt Of the constitution
alitv OF the law.
Under any circumstances, the unfair
and derpisable course Of the School Book
Trust. in trying BY undetermined means
to prevent the children Of Indians OBJ
tanning school books at reasonable prices.
and compel them 70 pay its firms three
and four times the value Of books, should
react upon each OF the firms belonging
20 the Trust, 10 such way - to prevent
either Of them ever obtaining another
contract from any school corporation 10
che Stats. and Il will if Ill the school
trusteeo aro honest, and above boing
bribed. Any Trusloo purchasing from .
member Of the Trust hereafter will justly
rsst under : suspicion q sakiag bribe
nrFfrst Assistant Postmaster Gen.
CIarkson reports that for the year end
ing June 30, 1859, 2.770 fourth-class Of
fees we're established. l,l47 discon-
tinued total Offices in operation. $500
OF which 2.683 are presidential. Post
masters appointed number 20.03O-e.654
on designations and expirations and a.
$50 on removals, 553 on deaths and 2.77l
on new Offices. Msil-csrriers, sass, an
increase Of 1911. owing TO the operation
Of the eight-hour Law. Nail handled
3,O65, 30. $40 pieces. an increase Of 455,.
100000 pieces. Local postage receipts
19,500,OO0, an increase Of e2.0O0uO
Excess OF postage on local matter over
cost Of service, e2,578. e79. COL J. +
Bates, superintendent Of the free de-
livery system, recommends the extension
OF the service TO oil towns OF 5000. ani
that the collection aud delivery Of mai
be separated By the establishment OF |
collection service. and that carriers die
abled IN the service be paid their salarie'
for stated period.
Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
Wbitefeld reports the number Of Sta
routes At 1907: their cost. S5,l77,l95
Whitefeld thinks competition between
bidding contractors, while II lessons th
cost. deteriorates the quality Of ID
service.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS!
AID HOW TO GET ONE FREE
From Dec. LIST To Jan. LIST, we
will sell our ENTIRE Stock
OF goods LOWER than ever
and give : discount Of 3 cts.
ON the DOLLAR 10 ALL
WHO PAY CASH.

We have : largo Stock Of ChristDas
Toys Candies Nuts; also Handerchiefs,
Towels. Tides, Table Covers. Shawls.
and other goods suitable Tor PRESENTS.
Remember you may select any thing u
Dry Goods. Groceries, Notions. Shoes,
Has. CAPS and CHRISTMAS GOODS,
and By paying Cash get the DISCOUNT
OF FIVE PER CENT. No discount a.
lowed On accounte, ONLY On 0PUT
Cash. TRY Us. 1T WILL PAY
YOU.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-29

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