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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Go to Carmichael's Drug
Store with your prescription
where you will at all times
find a full line of pure fresh
Drugs and Chemicals, and at
low prices. His prescription
department is stocked with
the purest and best Drugs
and Chemicals to be found in
the market, both foreign and
domestic. And you can rest
assured that your prescrip-
ton will be filed correct and
that you will be charged a
low price. Three registered
prescriptionists ready to
serve you at all hours. Night
calls promptly answered.
W.C.CARMICHAEL
APOTHECARY,
No. 70 South Main Street,
Asheville, N. G.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-10
DO YOU KNOW
A good thing when you see ~ Ifso call ut
POWELL & SNIDER'S

And examine their fine assortment OF i'rnch
Crackers. consisting In part Of
Fancy Tea Cakes.
Cream Jumblcs.
Lemon SNAPS,
Vanilla Waters,
Graham Waters.
Lunch Biscuits,
Navy bread.
Royal Water.
Cream Waters.
Zephyr Waters,
Lemon Cream.
Soda Biscuits, Ne.
These are absolutely fresh and nice
Goods. We also desire to call your attcn-
tion TO our well selected stock Of FANCY
GROCERIES, of which We max, a specially.
We arc offering mo BARGAINS In Staple as
we'll as Fancy Groceries. n large proportion
Of which we arc constantly rene wing direct
from the manufacturer This insurcs you
perfectly fresh and wholesome goods at
prices that we guarantee to he asiow as they
can be bought In any market.
Respectfully.
POWELL h SNYDER.
Cor. Patton Avenue and Main Street.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-09-10

THAT TALK !
A new lot of Comforts.
Blankets. and other goods
for cooler weather has just
been received. Plasterers'
White Overalls and jackets,
Nurses Caps and Aprons
The largest lot of Chemiss,
Gowns and Underwear to be
found in the city, some fine
goods, cheaper than you can
get the material and make
them. Stockings i'm cOlOrs
and Fast Black. Wool, Me-
rino, Cotton. Lisle Thread,
and Silk, from 10 cts. to ~
a pair. All kinds of Dress
Trimmings, Buttons, Lin
ings, &C.; in fact our stock of
everything needed to use or
to wear for Men, Boys, Chill
dren or Ladies is we'll nigh
perfect, SO thatyour WANTS
from the cellar to the garret
can be filled Mt our store at
prices away below anybody
else. Don't buy anything
until you try
The "BIG RACKET"
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w. @. q. U. COLUMN.


feel much pleased 10 know that the
Rockpnri Democrats attention has
hren directed 10 our column. aud trust
that tie editor seeing oar good work
will -" aud do likewise" and IL The W.
&. T. u. ladies ~ Rnckpors have never
nskei him tor column that he will
kindl, Ask them 10 c.nhuct one. which
we think they certainly will do. for =
temperance column in ihai rsper will
greatly enhance H. value The paper IL
ilis day Of ayi'aiion j. 1T lrast ten years
behind that has MOI a Temperance column
I..t me urge upon the editor of that paper
Tie iuporlanre of temperance column
Tor without II m~ny of his readers nlsv
he ignorant ~ The great movement oi
the prcscni DAY. or course Al cdi'nr-
desire 10 have their readers Intelligent
uron matters pertaining 10 The welfare
Of nnr nation.
We would like ~ know what is The
matter with ne ls.iv- of The Hunting
burg w G T U that was 10 conduct p
column il those papers. u II their iauI
Ior thst Of tie editors? have vet failed
20 see ,tnt they have compiled viii
orders.
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Mrs HcRns. Please permit me few
lines im YOUR column.
The called presbytery Of the g. II
church has come Snd gone. and Mr.
Buchanan. also. VIZ would think thai
would be \ lesson 20 some of The people
We have often heard saii shelter ie;
well enough slone.r The people OF thai
certainly had y good man
when they had The Rev. Gin. A man
with Al nnblemished character, = man
posted IN The Bible. IN the church an,irs
nnd upon all other topics, politics. io", IS
vou please, aud he was not ashamed ~
.fraih 10 own il, claiming The rigni of all
ihsr American citizens. The day j.
.,asi when man must know nothing
hnt the bible 10 be preacher. When =
msn SAYS nc knows nothing but The
Bible and has no interest in the csnse OF
our nation. Won can put him down as
a tool or hvpocrit No man or womau
can be Al intelligent christian and not
be Interested in national affairs. When
Won hear n preacher say he is not going
Ifo "dabhIe IN poliiics' yon can At once
mt him down as traitor. for of all
lclasscs OF people upon Gods earth the
preacher should he the best posted IL
politics What Of our most eminent
ldivincs Of the past and present day
Look at Talmagc. Beecher, Spurgeon
sam Jones, sam Small. and all other
noted preachers, OF the past and present
Dare any one to say that they are not
posted In politics? Dare any one to sa,
they are afraid 70 talk and preach poll
tics. Tile Time has come when all men
lie thew preachers or not. will have tf
chose between right and wrong, between
good aud evil. between God and M
devil. Has not God In Ills word said
'.ihe, that are not for me are agains
me .Ye cannot serve two masters
tor ye will love one and hate the other.
No man can serve God and vote 10 ex
tend the devils kingdom. The day u
passed when YOU may talk about getting
politics in religion. Why, my deal
fricuds. politics - already in religion
aud religion IL politics. and there Il vii
have to stay until those matters between
Gods Kingdom and the devils kingdom
are settled. The preachers need not o.
afraid OF the dirty pool OF politics.
They are The very men that are needed
10 cleanse il. aud the sooner they al
take hold the sooner the work will bs
done. II has TO be done. aud the sooner
the better, for the whole nation is be-
ginning 10 wake up. Yes the whole
world Is aroused as Il never was before
Then, yc preachers. why stand ye id'e
the day comcih when no man can work
| II was member Of the Cumper'ano
Presby ferian church ] never would en-
Idorse = preacher who had no politics. tos
the past has proven beyond douht that
he has no interest in our nation will dc
but little TO advance the church of Christ
Perhaps you will say, II DO not belong
10 the church, Why put In! But you
know this is called q free country,
\ which /, Il no..l and felt like would
like 10 see my thoughts on paper one
time, Al least. but do not call this .
free country, neither will i be free unit
the whole rum traffic il wiped out, and
lif | was preacher certainly wom'd do
my part In thstjob. OLo'
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For The Jasper Courier.
To Dr.. Glexen.

Ma. EDIToR:-I have waited patiently
for three weeks for = reply from Dr.
Glezen 10 my respectful inquiry in your
columns. a. 70 who he would vote for, II
he was elected to the next Legislature,
for United States Senator? But he has
not answered yet. Perhaps he has for
gotten Il, and as this Il probably the
most important duty = member of the
next Legislature will have to do, take
the liberty of reminding him of Il again.
and would like 10 know whether he will
vote for the nominee Of either Inc Re-
publican or Democratic caucns? or
whether he will take part In either eau
Gus? or whether he will act strictly -
an r. M. B. A. man. and hold aloof from
both the old parties? and refnse 10 vote
for any one either may nominate?
An early reply will greatly oblige
FARMER.
IRELAND. July 81. 1890.
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The Next Congress.

We are All right and believe We will
have = majority Of forty 10 sixty IN The
next house. The Democratic party has
much 10 expect Ia the way Of support
this year from the workingmen Of the
country. Our working people are. on
the whole, intelligent, and they have
learned I good deal since the election
two wears ago. They know, now. that
The republican party is party Of cor.
porstion and monopoly thieves, owned
aud controlled BY = half dozen corpors.
tiom managers. The working people
have nothing ~ expect from the cor
porations. Their only show for rele
from their present overtaxed condition i
10 act with the democrats, and that Il
what they are going TO do. 10 Roger q
Mills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

II The imbeciie psuper Billie X. has
nearly : column Of lying slush IN last
weck's independent. IL does not con.
tain q truth from beginning to end, and
ISLANDERS the county ne was born and
raised In. Perhsps some readers enjoy
that kind Of rot. but we cannot envy
their mental capacity It's q pity fol
Billie X. that Indiana had no asylum fot
The feebIe-minded, like that now At Fort
Wavnc, while he was of proper age 10
have been admitted. Tie might possibly
have had intelligence sufficiently awak'
ened il him. to have enabled him to b.
self-supporting, and half way honest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

AZ Some papers keep mp senseiess
clamor about the Necessity Of lower
taxes in inhiana. The fact is taxes are
lover in this State now than in any Of
our adjoining States. and the next
legislature will either have 70 devise
eomc means 10 secure an honest appraise-
snent Of property, or else seek new
sources TO rnise revenue -snch a. taxes
upon The gro-s receipts of railroads. tele-
phones. banking and other corporations
or else raise the present rate Of State
taxation. IN order 20 b. able 10 get In
money sufficient to pay expenses Of the
SiAte.
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The above has been the doctrine Of the
opposition 10 the Democracy ever since
the conflict ~ ideas between Jefferson
and Hamilton, or between King George
III and the early colonists. Legislation
for class imposed = tax upon ten,
which was resented by making Boston
harbor a teapot. Class legislation de-
nied the colonists . representation
among the Ia " makers, which led 10 the
revolution. Class legislation led "a the
adoption or tho present tariff for the
benefit or manufacturers and depressing
OF farming. Glass legislation wss the
incentive which pushed the Mckinley
bill through tho House. without proper
debate. Class legislation always leads 70
the injury of ono class for The benefit Of
another, as any iyro IN political economy
can sce. II cannot possibly be other
wisc. and the real question with patriotic
Statesmen has always been how 10 legis-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

There Il no, much reason IN the claim
~ Inc whisky men that they pay. a.
orormous revenue. What enables them
n nav The revenue? Il II not me con-
sumcr? scqucnuy the revenue y ~
directlv paid by the consumer. as y also
IN dealers profits, and the taxpayers
bavc "a pay for the results.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

FHnsre' MN, , insertion. 75 cts.
|,,,gcr advertisements At the same y
fraction over even square o.
.oun,ed a. y square. These
III ,orn. .nr transient advertise
~" 'rsa.,,able deduction will he
"a regular advertisers.
|, |,,ires ot appointment. o. ann''"'s' ~ ! :
|,saualcgal notices of'ike c""'"''''
,aia IN advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Articles ot incorporation Of the Louis.
vile. Richmond aud Dayton Rail way
Company were filed IN indianapolis Sat.
nrdav. Tho road IL 10 about 40 miles
long, with ia main Office IT Louisville
Tho capital stock u 10 be $4,0U0.0OO, oI
which $4,000 have already been sub
scribcd for. The seven directors for the
nrst year arc J. >. Ostrander. of Rich
mond. Ind 3. "A. Cnibertson, Of New
Albany, and George 4. Danforth. A.
Cox. William Mathews, j. Q. Fawcetl
and Dennis Long. Of Louisville. J. g
Fswcett, Of Louisville, subscribes fol
$4,000 worth Of stock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

The Courier should let the News talk
for itself. Pickhsrdt voted for the new
election law. We still believe the bin u
an expensive luxury, aud dOnt know
that any one III Dubois county ever aold
his vote. An election under the new
law came of in Vincennes recently.
Twcnty-two votes were thrown out be-
cause the voters did not know how 10
vote. II il not the law We object 10 IN
any semse, hut the great cost il saddles
upon The state. independent.
The COURIER has never undertaken 70
speak Tor the Newe. Mr.. Pickhardt l.
lshe Democratic candidate for keprescn-
ltasiye, not The News. The election lay
was pas scd by Democratic Legislature,
lto prevent repetition Of the "bIocks OF
lfvev frauds. perpctrated BY the party
1.-The independent now endorses. We be-
liieyc il is . good law, easily observed.
land will prove efficacious, aud that its
cost will be nothing compared 20 the
levils OF debauching elections II will pre-
vent. No crime against Liberty was
lever 40 startling. or more heinous. than
that Of Dudley aud Quay in their raid
upon he pnri,y Y 81 the ballot, which made
| Harrison President. aud . just punish
ment of which WAS prevented bv the
Officers OF the independents party inter
posing their authority unjustly TO pre-
venta prosecution.
| The Independent is Delightfully."- igno.
rant about any one In Dubois county
selling hir vote mot withstanding II pub
lished record Of tie last Circuit Court
furnishing q brother Republican Tor bny-
ling vote. Ofcourse he could not buy
without some one sold. Perhaps Mr.
| Dufendach would have . better memory
liz the sale was called . 'stand-of," &C.
lcordiug 10 his understanding Of the
term. A sale OF votes il not supposed
10 be alwsys for direct money compen'
sa,ion. The purchaser may probably re-
lceive from a "trusfed man" so much
money for 80 many votes. aud II no car
swan his own vote Tor three or four
Others "a stand-ofT, as II were" he il
that much ahead for his own vote, and
vet can ease his conscience about "sel-
ling" HE vote. The new election law
prevents voting open tickets. ~ was the
lcustom with certain "stand-cffs. and
Thereby prevents any knowledge 81 de-
livery. " course somo men don't like
the law m this account.
The throwing out Of votes At the Vim.
lcennes election, was not caused bv the
men mot knowing how 10 vnie," but be-
cause they did not use their knowledge
In properly stamping their tickets as ths
law directs. hut stamped them careIessly
Voting Il = high aud sacred privilege
ana should he exerc sed with careful de.
liberation, intelligent investigation. afteI
cool and prayerful meditation. End any
law which will lead voters 10 appreciate
Il more will be cheap at any cost, and
those whose intelligence will not admi
OF this should not be allowed to vote.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

The superintendent Of the zero"
fMich.) and Bay City Railroad, has ~
sucd the following: THE lives ana me
property entrusted 20 our care are 2. VII \" =
great value, that the use Of in,oxacs'l"x
liquors cannot be allowed, ana any o"s :,
known 10 use them will he discharged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Evansville Journal LRep-l
This circular. from : Washingtos ~
cial, may he of some interest - eAoeo
who have confidence in the good hith -
the Civil Service Commission, bst oog
advice IL. do not spooa mOOey Dog uUo
on II. Late ievelopnenes show thoe toe
machine - designcd'fps sel1sh psspooes.
There Il a ~, oi pim9o end lbvosjoos WAo
have the inside track ~ t1e tj1D& Ne
have known worthy yoUOe poop5o -
stand credisabIe sxamtaatieos yeo oooy
have hsd 10 wait ill tho nmit ozyCso6,
and then give way 10 some lhvosjeo -
relative OF The board. The whole -
tenn il . humbOg Of tho rsNksse k1od.
The scandals that have alsaehod - y
stiuk In the public nostri1s~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Az the liquor traffic Is injnrions q
trade and commerce, and IL the princi-
pal canse OF poverty and crime, AZ well
a. phyeical and mental disease, y y the
duty OF the Government 70 put y down
by law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

One of the old parties. may. IN = cer
tain locality. endorse Prohibition ~!
nolitical support, hut so long - ,na'
party. as a national party, y opposed g
prohibition, you can expect no relief
from IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

uln one column OF last week. IN
dependent Duiendach gives 'taffy" nd
vice to The farmers. aud In The hrs
article following makes fun Of them b!
'unjustIy holding them up TO ridiculc .
trying 10 obtain railroad pass upon ID
killing Of worthless stock. How d
farmers like that kind OF = mix?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-25

Arrangements sPs bsing inside 70 lay
that part of the Evansville Branch ~ ~
Air Line between Boonvsllo and Evaoos
vile with stsel railt.
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,surp EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
r.o,s cnrxry. INDIANA. ny
CLEMENT DOANE.
|rrICE. In COUPLER Bu'np'Se on
|, srxrn Srwrrr.

,,rrInr SUBSCRIPTIONS.
..,hscrintion. for 52 Nos, 81 80
six months. I: :"
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Marion Kendall. : married u1aN, Wh0
lived ~ Elixaville. Boone county, tOuP
years ago, and Who was charged viii
criminally asssulting yosng girl No
taken out BY The White CAPS enc nigheu
tied to- post, s.d besten into iasooels
bility, his life being despsived % ~ ~.
eral days. E1e became paralysed fbo0
the effects, and brought suit for $1,000
damages against i've Of his oessilaoes,
who were well respected cjsizsne -
Boone county. Judgment wss Gjvsa ~
$1,000. The defendants spen0 mooey
freely and finally carried ths Case - ~
Supreme Court. A decision hsndod
down from that body sf2rms the judg.
ment Of the lower COURT
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Declare all such propositions n hr
a. fhr good nf the nssnciaiinn.
si,h u the effort persisted IL. exp.i iie
member thus offending. make ruhiic the
reason. and refuse 10 ever again vote Tor
him or with any party That would put
him forth az candidate. - Independent
.Inin,itahle" IL good word. Webster
defines ID mot capable of being mitaied
or copied; surprisingly excellent or
So. according 70 The lnde-
pendent. = proposition 10 lead voters
back 10 the old parties" j. = ''surpassing
excellent or superior" propositions. and
lbv thus heing superior the man hecome.
offensive, and should be turned out ~
the Lodge. Either the A Associnticn
wan's men only who lack superio- quail
Iiticntions otherwise ignorsmnses or
lDufcnd4ch needs 10 study English IL
be able 10 express himself fintelligensly- -
or else shonld coniine himself 10 the use
of words OF one >, liable! How do The
Republicans like The caIibre OF their ne "
organ?
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An exchange says: II peoplo W1o
complAin of what the Tepostqt Wvloeo
about them would only c0asjdes NJ
he does not write about them, t1Cy
would shrine him IN tho frIendlioet g
their hearts. Tho wasie basket IN :
newspaper Office IN any town doss 0ogo
TO keep its citixens in good Seputs ahaa
any other agency. excepting The Iaw and
The hereafter.
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PUBLISHERS PENCIL POINTS.

The census of Hunting ghuvg will exceed
three thousand. This II FULLY 10 per
cent increase. - Independent.
We would like 10 know how the
Independent k""ws anything about what
tho crn-u- will show. ne Porter's f"oi ~
.frncii"n- prevent the ~ nmerator- from
M, hing Ia regard - u. The
people nf .Is-rrr arr n"t banking on the
census. The result uf which is not iikeIv
10 be known accurately Tor . year of
fwn. but are bll-sfullv happy IN
knowledge that the town enjoys
healthtui growth 10 population and
business. aud has. constantly rince 1850
M matter how The ~ni'ervisors nHs
|jnggle with the cau-,Is iignrrs-w whir'
have been hi>rrsdi'ed tron, the time
Porter was appointed Supervisor.
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~ Will the Independent explain
how the present legislative apportion-
snemt gives Dubois county unjust con-
trol over Orange. Martin and Lawrence
comniiea." as il asserts? when neither
county has population sutiicient 10 en-.
title II 10 : representative bv itself? The
Constitution fxrs the number ~ mem
here. and population must determine
how they are distributed. We do not
Ilselievc Dnfendsch could devise . more
equitable distribution. considering popu.
Iaiion. than is found in these same fouI
counties. We would like to see HIN
figure on II. fis . matter Of mathemati
cal calculation.
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late sn as 10 obtain revenue necessary
for expenses. without injurlng tho ma.
terial interests Of any class. 81 this gov.
ernment IL 10 be tnrned into = paternal
government. founded upon The principle
thni the government must support the
people. rather than the yseople the gov.
ernment-ih there will be snre 10 be- found
numerous ssep-ch'idrfn. whose Interests
are neglected. aud while farmers form a
large class of The population. they are
not as MANY as the other classes com
bined would he. and with class ieQisis-
ti0n advocated nv them as "ri2hfeous
doctrine" there is y great probability
they would remsin siep-rhildrrn. ne they
have be-n for 25 years under Republican
esacfntenis tor the beusfit ~ the MANI
featuring, hondhnlding aud spermIaiing
ria.s.s Of people. VIII" havs money 20
make presents of cottages by the ees
shore. aud blocks of stock IN m"ni''d
10 their friends. u should
he remembered that the Democracy i
ot responrible for the legislation of y
II ears past. and has increasingly tried IL
induce the Republicans IL Congress 10
change its character. hut in vain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-11
the heart of the timid maiden with in-

the heart of the timid maiden with in- creased confidence.
 "Oh, motherP' she burst out, excited ly: Randolph is coming-seei He is just leaving the wood. Isn't it lucky for him to como just at this time, when we had no reason to expect himI'' Il expected him." said Mrs. Hart, with quiet assurance. "I knew it was he the Tories were in pursuit of, an q was determined to outwit them, If 1t lay in the power of woman to do it. Every thing has turned out for the best; for had Lieutenant Darrell ridden straight here, instead of lingering in the wood, as he did, he would doubtless have been captured, and perhaps mur- dered before our eyes. So you see, my girl, the ways of Providence are better than our ways, for they always turn out for the best in the end"
 Tn another moment, Randolph Darrell had alighted at their side, and in the next, the blushing and happy Leah was enfolded in his manly embrace. While the lovers were thus pre-oc- i cupied, Abijah, Silas, and the negro arrived, fearfully excited and wholly out of breath.
 Silas recovered first, and was about to shoot down one of the Tories, when his mother resolutely interfered. Don't shoot theml Leave them to 1 me, Silas. I will mete out their pun ishment to them. We haven't forgotten Eben's murder yet, and shooting is too good for 'em. We will just hang them like pack of dogs, the whole cowardly kit of them. Get the clothes-line, Leah; we can afford to cut it on such right 1 eous and Heaven-sent occasionr" Randolph shuddered, for he under l stood the determined character of the woman and knew that she would not be long in putting her terrible threat into execution. Nor, indeed, was she; for within the ensuing hour, in spite of their prayers and protestations, the 1 bodies of the four Tories went dangling from the nearest tree. And thus, at | the hand of resolute and heroic mother, was the death of a beloved son simply and satisfactorily avenged. After the Tories had hung a sufficient time, they were cut down and tumbled indiscriminately, with the other three, into one common grave.
 Shortly after this event, Leah and Randolph Darrell were happily united in wedlock; and soon after the close of our glorious revolution, the whole family emigrated to Hardin County, Ky, where they could have, as Mrs. Hart expressed 1t, more "elbow-room, '' if less civilization.-Mau Silingsby. in N. Y. Weekly.