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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

DInTun>Y PARTY. Invitations were
on, for . surprise party At the residence
~ Deputy Auditor Geo. Gramrispscher
for Thursday night last. On the orcasion
~ hi 23fd birthday. hnt AZ 'hs weather
womb not permit il for that night. II was
postponed nntli Friday night. ieorge.
however. heard Of the proposed party
|next morning. and himself invited wh"n'
he chapced TO meet during .he dsv 70
conc - his honsr that Night aud h~ve 2
good time. a large crowd Of niics aud
gentlemen attended, ih~t evening. and
afser indnlqing in ice-cream, lemonade,
candies. anA The an'usements customary
lnn such occasions. niI len tor their homes
well ilss.csl. and wishing Mr.. snd Mrs
Gramel-prcher MANY happy returns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

6yOn Monday might. AFTER the enter
sainmem ~ ,hc court room was over
quite a number 81 tenclieva and citizens,
headed hv The drum corIv~ and sbe Jasper
Star Orchestra, went TO the Indiana
Hotel and rendered Prot. +. *. Dough.
crly scrrradc. A.lcr several tunes
xcrc PLAYED. and quantity 81 lre-
works exploded. Mr.. Danghessy wa
called 10 the front. and Mr. John Hechert
|of the furniture factory. ~ ncnf speech
'tresentei him. on behalf y! the citizen.
In Jasper. = magnificent massive gold
headed cane. ~uiishlv engraved as q
Testimonial Of their high esteem, and his
|pnril< presented him = crnplete SET 81
Dickens works. handsomely bound
Tue people had taken the Professor 2,
surprise. and al first he hcsiVaied. like
hay ~ examination. but finally recovered
I himself sufficiently 20 accept the tokens
l.nd return gracefully bis thanks, aite'
which the company spent ~ hour Or =
very pleasantly and sociallv. Pr"'
Dnnxheriy may consider himsrlf lucky
| for il ia mt often school tcschc
aronses a. much enthusiasm ny his labor
| IN the school rom Of \ town.
The fireworks aud Eckerf'- drum
corps took the town hv surprise. TOO
The voumg boys in the drum corps ~
Iimpr owing amazingly nnder The ins'rnc
tinns Of Drum Msj'r EckeFt 70
orchesfrs added = great deal 70 -
general pleasure by he iin~ renditious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Cool aud plraaanf.
Hay harvest l. nearly over.
Isrry picking il 'hc order Of the LAY.
Corn i looking very bah on account
Of The TRY weather.
The hum ~ The thrrsher i heard once
nore Ia This vicinity.
We IRE glad the Cal. dill not butcher
last week. ~ fhe weather was 20 warm
il would surely have spoiled on bis
hand. except The two pieces spoken tor
~ hi- neighbors. Look = little out, Col
What il The MISTER with orr SUNDAY
-cheei ~ the Charel! Come out brethren,
~ we want soIne new arrangements
made.
Charles Wiringer j. contemplating
going 90 Hot Springs. Ark, for the ben.
/, Ut Of hi- health
Robert McCune Is ~ the stave h,isiness
~ this place IInrrsh inr Robert.
G. " and billiard Summons took a
i,ying trip 70 Jasper This week.
We are glad The Valley has one Of the
voting precincts, but 40 not know what
Ben and Lloyd will 10. as they can not
be together on election day.
The r. NJ u. A. 81 this mace I'M Ter.
took % swallow 4 envy il our last spring
election. II surcreiel IN getting tn
COW dawn All but 'hr tail. and the tail Il
now v Whipping them u death.
I WILD Honsr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Every thing l. growing nicely sin'
The rain last week.

Every thing L. growing nicely since
The rsin hst week.
Died, July 2nh. old Uncle Henry Phil
lips. n he was ALWAYS called. tie was
bout seventy years old, was member
Iof tho Baptist church. aud devoted
tie was soldier IN the Mexi-
can war Tie leaves widow and eight
The friends and relatives oI
.,he deceased have the sympathy Of all.
We zee that 'sIligh Kicker" cant for
yet that awful storm. Iexpect the read
'srs OF The Courier would like for High
10 enlarge little on that storm, and
give more full deiails 81 the matter. We
think be can do this by the ed Of Net.
Everyday is talking Of going 10 the
at French Lick, July 3fN 90
Aug. 81 1890.
Mr.. 4 NJ. Lashhrooks made dying
"trip 70 Jasper last week
DR.. Glexan ami son. - ireland. passed
through town last Thursday cn iheiu
way 10 French Lick, 70 spcud few days
tor their health.
\ Rev. Aaron Moore preached ~ the
Baptist church.. last saturday night, 70
large congregations.
4 CoURr NEws. -Dr. Csrincy w. John
renlc before Aaron Moore judgment
'llor the plaintiff tor $4,000
\ VIM. y. Simmons W Peter Chssfeen
Judgment for The defenlenh for ~ %.
u State ". John Weaver; A e y be-
fore his honor Aaron Moore; fined 81 ~
and cost. Good times Tor our petitioner
ToM THYME.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Tnk~Ks. We are Indebted 10 The
"Ameriean Public Health Association \
for copy ~ very Interesting rrl<"
hook. Practical Sanitary and Er"nomIr
Cooking. adapted 70 Persons OF Moderate
aud Small Means" Nv Mrs Mary llinma''
Abel. II wa written ~ response 10 IN
offer Of prize 81 STrNWby Mr.. ile"r,
Lnmb. for the heat e--.y on this snhlerf.
containing prsctrni rrsripts that eonl'
be used IL every family. the prize 7" he
swarslef hy = conmiffeeof five sri'n'i~'-
~ health mnsfrrs and j. distributed ~
the Itraih A-soristinn A. sost OF publ-
cation. Ia either German "r English. y
contains many suggestions and receipts
which. IL fnllowcd. would ssld largely e.
the hcahh an,, comfort, aud variety At
table. Of the masses Of The people
Bound IL cloth t)cenis paper 81 cents
German, cloth ca cents = copies for : Y
Address Essay Department American
Public Health Association, II. y. drawer
25y. Eoehestcr ~ Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

In another colurrn ~ this paper viii hc
found an advertisements Of medicine
known a. rnnnherlsin'< Collie. Cholera aud
ni.rrhora Remedy. for salc by druggist J
T.. Salh. ~ tlis place. IN almost every neigh
hprhuoi throughout the west here rre ssmle
me Nr more persons. whose lives have been
saved W. this remedy IL natural for such
persons 70 take especial pleasure IN r~com-
mrniing the remedy - others. The prai-e.
that fellows its intruiuctinn and use, makes
Il Immensely popular. While It j. Intended
especially FOR collie. cholera morhus, dysen
terry and dinrrhaca. i i al.c claimed 70 cure
chronic diarrhoea. Ii such Be the case, i Y
certainly God send 70 many poo'
mortal. a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

yon have heard ynrr frioi- snd neigh
bors talking about IL. Yo may yourself be
onc o. the many who know frum personal
.xl erience Just how god Il thing n y. u
yon harc eser triri Il, ~, are one II ~
-'nunch frrnt-. because Tie wonderful thing
about il J.. that when once given a tris', Dr.
Kings New Discovery ever infer holds =
place IN me house. II you have n'7"r ''.cd
/, and should be nillict,~l with y nrl.. cpl.i
or any Throat. Lung ~ chrrt trrsh =. "a
cure u b,,te Mt once and give !; fair trial
n /. Guaranteed every time, or money re-
fnndsl Tral Bottles Free A. Martin
lirielmssf.'s Dr;i.-torc. o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Mr. G. y. Cone. Attorney, Parker, South
Dakota. SAYS II take pleasure in -ayius
20 tie public, n havr TO NY friends ~ !
acquaintance ior the las; hvc year.. thnt !
Chamhrlain's Collie, Cholera m
piarrhoea Remedy the best medicine Tor tn
purpose il i intended that | evsr tried
since huve usei Il w~sli MT be with
out it, 7 uns always subject 70 cholera
morbus AMI never found anything else thai
ylves the reli 4. that this remedy does.
never leave hone without taking j. viii
me: and On usnny occ's~ons have ran with
ii 70 the relief II some sufferer and hays
never known II 10 f,il Wy children alway'
.,.ll for .1hat god medicine, whom the,
have pain IN the stomach Or bowIes. 70
sale by ] r. Sab. =.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Grand Annual Excursion to the
ScaShOre.

via T.oni-ville, Evansville and ST.
Louis Air Line. and Z. y. routes:
White Sulphur Springs. Richmond. Old
Point Comfort AMI Norfolk. visited en-
route. A special train composed q e'r-
CANT coaches aud pullman sleeping ears.
will leave Louisville n 80 p. ~. from
Seventh Street Depot, Tuesday, August
i9ih. reaching Old Point Comfort next
evening NJ q 80 q. m. Ronnd trip rates
10 Old Point SIG from Jasper. Psssen-
gers will leave on reguI r trains from
Jasper s :35 =. N.
The train from Louisville will hc run
under auspices Of the Che-apeAke y ''hio
R'y Co. 10 charge Of Mr.. W. =. W'lxns.
Travelling Passenger Agent. formerly %
Hopkinsville. XIV. Reduced rates ~ me
Iiygeia Hotel. Old Point Comfort can
lie secured upon presentation o. Y. y -.
Special Scashore excursion tickets.
Special attention will be paid 20 ladies
without escorts.
Sleeping Car accommodations will Dc
provided. but In order 10 have choice 81
berths applications should be made 20
NV. a. Wiigus, 253 Fourth Ave-. Lonis-
vile. Kv.. nt once. Sleeping car rates
will BE- "a 90 for berth. Louisville % Old
Point. 10 be occupied BY one Or two per-
sons Louisville 10 Clifton Forge - 90
to be occupied ~ one or two persons.
I Special side trip excursions can o.
made from Old Point At low rates
! The route Il through the canons O.
New river. along picturesque Stefno''e'
river, passing White sulphur SprInxs
crossing the Allcghanies aud Blue Ridge
I Mountains aud beautiful Shenandoat
aud Piedmont Valleys.
! Stop over privileges will pc granted o.
the return trip. enabling excursioniS's n
visit Richmond. White sulphur Springs
and other celebrated resorts.
The choice Of routes between Hlch
mond and Clifton Forge will be given
iExcursivnisss may return either W.
harlottcsville nmd S'aunfon, or W
Lynchburg aud Natural Bridge alcns
the Jauoes river.
Tickets will be good returning unit
Sep ember 10Th. Handsome hook 90
scriptive ~ scenery along the line w'l
be mailed 10 any person upon arpllce
10 w. "A. Wilgus. 253 Fourth Ave Louis
willie. or "a Air Line Agents.
\ II. w. FuLLkn. q z. A., q y q. y. Y
Jos. 5. OpinESE, y Z. -, y, =. y -
!, l.. Con. II. AZ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

FkRsoNAL Misses Jennie Evans and
tArle Lsrch. two Of the intellectual!
ifsNher~ Of Troy. are in Jasper attend
ing Institute and visiting f,iends This
week
nm. N. +. Brace. the leading millinery
nFilsie % Carlisle lud aud the charm
iug sister o. Mrs Bradley. of the Daniel
House, y visiting her relatives IN Ja-per.
Miss Kate Rcnner. Of Cincinnati. sthis
week wishing relatives aud f,iends in
jasper stopping 81 her Dephew's, Trustee
Jos Eckslein
MI 4. N. Sweeney left Monday to
ln'ervie.. some Of the delegates to the
Democratic State Con vcntion.
MI August Jutt and wife, Of Indian
Apu'isl who have many friends in JAS
lerl are sunlmcring AZ Lake Wawasee.
MI Tom Berger, Of Louisville. spent =
most delightful visit with friends and
relatives 10 Jasper last week.
Messrs. Mart Rees and Jake Miller
len for Louisville last Monday. and ex-
pfel 70 stay there II luck strikes them IN
me light direction.
Miss Mary Bass. ~ Louisville. l. visit.
ing relatives in Jasper and the eastern
part Of the county.
Starbuck q Son have gone ont OF tho
poultry business In Jasper. They had
70 pay the railroads too big slice ~ tbt
proceeds 70 leave any profits. $50 .
car from jasper 10 New York City takes
almost the price Of car Of poultry
they will return 70 Randolph county
~ short time.
Mr.. K Schirhauer and wife. Of Pitts
ourg, Pa, arrived IN Jasper Monday last
81 visit u his broihcr-in-law'S, Mr.
John Betz' family They had not beer
mere previously for 2G years. and o
course many changes have taken place
IN that time.
Prof. I. X. Doughcrty left Wcdnes
gay Tor = few days viait AZ West Baden
.nd Will then 20 20 Colorado. 10 spcnf
most o. his vacation with relatives II
ne mou ntains OF that State.
NJ. Albert GAN. 81 indianapolis
candidate for the Democratic nomins
ION Tor Treasurer. OF State. was 10 las
" Yesterday looking after his fences
- tall has been one of the leading ans
s'csd'sst Democrats u Marion COUNTY
.or many years. and has general 40
Iua'nsance throughout the State, whicl
~ add greatly 10 tho strength OF ~
s'eket should he DO nominated. lie -
sues W bis chances arc ltst rate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Perhsps you are run dawn. cant ens.
cant sleep. cant think. sa"'tdo anything
10 your satisfaction. and Won wonder
what als you. You should heed me
warming, YOU nre taking the first esep
into Nervous Pro~trnIion. Y"n need ?
Nerve ronir suh in Electric Biiters You
viii ind The exact remedy for restoring
your nervous system 20 i's normal,
healthy condition. surprising results
follow the use OF This great Nerve Tonic
and Alternative. Your appetite returns,
good digestion Is restored. aud the Liver
sni Kidneys resume healthy action
Try botlle. Price SOC. az Martin Fried.
mans DING Store: 9
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Nfw TmksnER. MIR. Geo. Hoffman
NJ HARRISON township. received . new
thrcshing machine and traction engine
At tho Jasper depot last Monday. ~
was waiting with Z lot Of hands 10 TAX
Il ont when the trahs brought II II noon
and began threshing wheat with u on
Tuesday,. Hoffman IL q hustler. and
square uen 10 deal with, and II any ons
makes il.fc-hcr ply he will. This ~
The fif'h lh,cshcr nnloaded from tlls
rni'road here this scn~nn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

nrrr. NJ the c"'i'iv POOR asv'nm
Monday night. juv - 1890. Mrs. IrLiA
SIMMONS. over 50 Years Of age. She was
one ~ rho firs, SETTLERS in the western
nart ~ Dubois county. The old lady
had been ~ inmate ~ the county poor
honse many years. mud for five Or six
wears pat had beep entirely helpless.
having 70 bc cared Tor like child. Her
husband and spvers! children died ,c-
tore Sic brcame nh inmate Of the
,ln,n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Tux BfsT SAVE in the world for Cuts
Bruises. sores. Ulcers, Salt Isheum. re-
YER Sores. letter. Chsppea Hands, Chill
blains. Corns. and I'll skin Eruption~,
ana positively cures Piles. Or 10 pay re-
quircd. II Is guaranteed 80 give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For -alc . Martin
Friedman's Drng store.
March 25th. 1S9O---lv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

NJ are indebted n Hon. y. ".
for q copy n liz magnificent
NJ me Force b n. and 10 senator
for a cory ~ The tariff hin win
aposed Senate amendments. and
Zen. Buffsrworth for hi- SPLEEN
gnment against the Mex niev
I which failed 10 convince even
4 that he on,hs ~ break away
srfissn control sufficiently 70 vcss
fessed sentiments.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

0TMr. los. Rcc'Ir has the contract
kor hnilling Residence for Mrs. fnckes.
H. s,sh street. and is pushing things along
b loo. increase Of pension comes !" good
|imc for him. ~ he has mt h"srn s'pu'
kor months. aud j. well dese~vcl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

The newly elected township trustees
Win take charge OF their oi}ices the first
Monday II next month. when . specla
meeting ofthe hoard of county commits
sioners will be held 10 receive the hna
reports Of the outgoing trustees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

ARRssrtD. - Cha-. Hooten. Of West
Baden. indicted IN Orange county for
intoxifaiion. WAS arrested by Sheriff
Schneider. in Hall township, on Tues-
day, on warrant from that county, he
gave hail for his appearance q Orange
Circuit Court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

On Thursday. August 7'h, at the
Princeton fair grounds. there will be .
picnic gathering for All the Cumberland
I'rcsby tetian churches u Southern
Indiana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

There win 10 SurAsv Srho"l c"lc.
rs'inn ~ the I.cm'non church. near
White river. on Thmrs'isy. August la'h.
1890 There will BE- plenty OF rrffr-h-
'reu's 81 ths ground. aud good sneak
ing. The ~a'.h,th schools sp'I lu'''r
IRE cordially invited. Come orr. come
.li. ~ni hiring vnvr baskets we'll filed.
rs order ~ HE committees,
ALuf.r CoxniFF, Sec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

TAlrrs Mr.. John Roesscr the
, eli-krnwn tailor i still ~ NE county
paw Farm. working ~ bis trade. ne
sny. during The duh season. n favor ~
M Haxpsycrs. c,s. end make clothing for
I W ~ h,ys NJ half the ususl price. G"'
NJ work done cheap tsxravers. 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

kroipl. Por'crsvillc: Peter
shjoxl"n: Jos. wartz.
Henry kraff. Jasper peloss
'uoI Ar. Walls. Newton
md @or, JloelIc. NJ Jsspcr
rensed m increase Of pension,
icnsioB 70 James NJ. Perry,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

crprrfsr Panty ~ number =
friends ~ Niss Maggie Wilson te"acre'
her snrrrise psrtv - her homo lac
Friday night. and very pleasant tin'
|was had.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

W. are IN receipt Of premium
I iha filh snnnsl Spencer county
Nm al AMI industrial fair. 20 he
N hrisncv. Sept. 29lh 10 Oc'. An.
MN II differs from the Premium
n most Of the Fairs. III that II j.
Y "a outside business advertise
lis N Any kind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

an nnv receiving whc,t ~ he u. ".
horoi "a E.sper. and will nav the highest
b Artel prirc for III thar comes.
B,Lrsrr & RALLanD. Louisville. Ky.
III. I,s w u SMITH Agent, Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

ryH. Cassidy q Co. have moved their
Office and machine repairs into tho email
buiiding on The Square occupied hereto
fore BY shoe shop, and viii keep their
stock principally at their warehouse On
the railroad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

rs.rhe rain ~ Tuesisv night ar'
kvelncssyay sccms ~ have hc"u = ver,
GENERAL one. AMI win prove ~ F'u'n-'-f
Ealue 10 the erowi"v rnrr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

n1Thc people Of Jasper are anxious
70 secure railroad connection with
some Of The syssens north of %, and are
quietly looking around for The oppor.
tunity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

AtriSsc Jon pnlSriNc ex.cu'ri Ia
We best style, ~ ia. CvUEIIE UsiicE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

The Cornrrr asks me puhlf - ~
lab work. We nre prersred ~ - oN
.siuds from bne;neassard ~ > pe>ephs sS
,cnsly, promptly and - Sessensssg
,ri~es. Hiring or ycsr wsk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

r-Go 10 John Lorey for Stoves
|,umps. Tin Roofing aud Guttering. W.
III st., Jasper. Ind. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Raby cric,!,
Mother 81 ;.,e'!.
Doctor prescribed Castoria!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

good icc-box. counter and shelves
: ala rhcan n vosFru RoE,IF's. 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

The Oliver Chill l'iow Tor sal" ~
!; sorsr p. WAG~rR's. 45-h'
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-14

The Philadelphia Times manfuly per
sists in it's demand upon President Harri
son to withdraw the nomination of Judg'
Swayne and Marshal Mizell of Florida
now before the senate for confirmation
The former is the successor of Judge Set
tie, formerly of this State, who died sud
denly. and whose position was filled b,
the appointment of him whose name now
awaits confirmation. Even il it were tru,
that personally he was an obscure and
brieAess lawyer, that would have not
weighed feather against him, if oppor
tunity were given to prove himself the
learned, able and upright judge. Only op
portunity was given to prove him par.
tizan official, prompt to pander to party
prejudices and be obscquious to party de,
mands; ard his cooperation with Mar.
shal Mizell to prostitute official powers
to party ends proves his unfitness for the
duties of an office, demanding, ii the
party he serves is sincere in its desire to
preserve peace and secure t!'....js of jus
tice, an unusual degree Of tact. delicacy,
fairness and impartiality, for without
these the laws would not be respected
and violations of it increased rather than
diminished And in connection with the
officials now so obnoxious, it may be
demonstrated that the recent murder OF
Deputy Marshal Saunders, though prob.
ably a crime. is one in which the dead
deputy played willing part as partici.
pant with his slayers in drunken de-
bauch: or it may be. as the Times says
simply the outburst of ignorant passion
against studied and systematic official
brutality in the very sanctuary OF jus.
tice;" on either supposition, both ra-
tional ones, not warranting the tempest
aroused in congress, the bolts Of which
are forged and shaped to strike with ruin
a sovereign State.
Wequote paragraph from the Times
Judge Swayne is disgrace to the
bench and to the government. made 50
By his open sanction Of the most fragrant
abuse of the channels of justice. Not only
was the letter of Marshal Mizell, calling
for the names of fifty or sixty true and
tried republicans" to serve as jurors in
the trial of political cases exposed before
Judge Swaync, but it was undisputed
that the fifty or sixty true and tried
republicans" had been summoned and
were in attendance as jurors just in the
order in which the names had been fur
nished. No judge in any Northern State
would have dared to sanction or excuse
such a monstrous abuse of the methods
for administering justice, and such n
judge and marshal would not be toler
a, ed for a week.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-14

A special train left Chicago few days
ago loaded with delegates to attend the
annual meeting Of the American associa-
ton of passenger agents to be held in the
city Of Mexico on the 18th. This seems
only an ordinary incident; for passenger
trains go that far every day. But what
stride does it mark IN the march OF
progress within the past few years! Ten
years ago such thing might have been
viewed as wild dream; to-dayit proves
how much has been accomplished to.
wards the realization Of a far wilder
dream. the existence Of great longi.
tudinal line connecting the extremes OF
civilization in the North and South
American continents. But thcimost sig.
niticant fact in the construction of the
rond to the City of Mexico Is that the
Silver republic has rested from its wars
and internal connections, and has settled
down to the pursuits Of peace. Her rail
roads have been built to promote peace
and commerce, not like those Of Russia
to foster war and facilitate invasion.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-03-14
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day or night, and delivered
free of charge to any part OF
the city. Our stock ofDrugs,
Patent Medicines and Drug
gists' Sundries is complete.
and at prices that defy com
petition. Don't forget the
place, No. 20 5. Main street,
where you will at all times be-
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