The Jasper News-Boy (Jasper, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 37, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1882 Page: 2 of 4
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Local Option Election.
ItyJU/VjiX PJIIPA*.
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EL II. i'omj. Editor.
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Every oity in tho Sontli has i
progress during tho lust yew,
More grain has been sown
,;Y0U'h Carolina this season tli'an
.any other since tho war.
, Seventeen thousund dollars'worth
fit sponge m one pijo was Recently
..sold at Key West, Florida, '
" f^ort time since a farmer in
y irgini) plpived .up a box contaih-
ing t.1,460 io gold—supposed to
have ,tjpcn hurled there during the
war. Perhaps this will cause the
XHips m that section to bo more
thoroughly and deeply plowed.
Tex^s Siftiugs has had
jtoons and editorial
the monkey, the btunud, tumble-
bug, drummer and hotel clerk.
.Wonder if it can't "sift" around
iimoug some of our justices'courts?
()Vhat say you Mess. Sifters?
The Saxon and Record have
jboth again reached our sanctum—
tho first number in nearly two
months. They had both been ab-
sent so long we had scratched them
from our X list—supposing them
to be either defuuot or tired of tho
X.
The Commissioners' Court have
ordered an election to be held 011
the 18th day of Mar. to determine
whether "Local Option" shall con-
tinue to prevail in this county.
Will tho friends of temporance,
morality, peace, (prosperity ai
general public interest, permit t]
anti-local optionists, tho cnenui
of all these best interests of
unty, to succeed in voting w
back, and thus bring drunkeM
jwvdyism, debauchery, crimqS
"WJdtsness, with a uuxuei'oulpjjetH-
logue of other evils, upon tW'^te-
ty,to be added to the fearful calami-
ty of the crop failure of last year?
Let the friends of order and
prosperity bestir themselves, and
see to it that this thing does not
happen—let not apathy and indif-
ference keep you at homo on the
day of election—for rest aasured
the whisky advocates will
day if possible. We will
wo conceive to be ourdui
ing tho wMfcM^M|
arouse themselves and av3ft the
threatened calamity, but if they be
iudilleront and permit it to befall
them, thoy will certainly regret it;
but wo shall have done our duty as
journalist.
From Newton County .
Dklmab, Newton Co. I
Texas, Feb. 8, 188:3. j
Editor News-Boy.
DfAU Su:—I promised in my
las|' communication, to write
something of interest to oursectlou
of tbe country at an early date,
but from pressure ot business, I
have deferred writing until now.
The subject i liave now under con-
sideration, (local option) the
large majority of the people in
this end of our county aro inter-
ested in. I cunnot find words to
express how proud I am to seo so
many of our best citizens in favor
of enforcing ibis liw. I have
been uoticlngthe history and rep-
utation of some of tho comities
this State that are now contij
by local option, and 1 cannot
noting the difference, when
were otherwise. We lind now
option districts, |iea
id harmony uu
stead of <li iiii I
Read the advertisement of H.
Cotter, Druggist, Houston, Toxas,
,16 be'found m this issue. Iiis
medioines aro chiefly proprietary,
,atid he knows exactly the virtues
of them.all, and is entirety willing
for them to be judged according to
,t}ieir merits. His stock of notions
riB extensive' and varied.
We extj;ij<ii frbrj a private letter,
dieted Fob. 1 '83, the following
statement in ;'cguj'd to tjie demor-
alised condition of things near Al-
exandria in Rapides Parish, La.
"There have-been t wenty men
shot and killed in this Parish Lin a
short period of 38 days, from the:
24tli of Dec. last to the 22nd of
Jan. Such wholesale destruction
of life is unprecedented, in the
history of the state."
Tho Panola Watchman says the
Deputy Tax-Collector of that
.county came neajr •bpi'jjg f drowned
while attempting to eross a swol-
len stream, on horseback. It says:
When Re entered the water, he
had on a heavy overcoat, a suit of
gum clothing and his sadd" "
■ and thus weighed down, lie
cxl the angry stream.
No wonder he made
esc,apo.
die-bugs, colonel?
The growth of Orange is steady
aud sure. Thero is JJ.9 /inpertainty
in her futq/e.
(0r^nge i8 ujW tho terminus of
two railroads, ftfid bids fair to be-
come the terminus of two others.
Theu she will bo the termini city,
won't she?
It is probable that cypress tim-
ber will be cheaper this season.
So say the buyers; aud for the
The first copy of the Woodville
Eureka is on our table. It is a neat
..well printed seven column folio—
,T. D. Rock Esq., editor and Mess.
.Thackara & Guennger, publishers.
We welcome Bro. Rock into the
field of journalism, an.d wish .tlip
Eureka a career as brilliant and
successful, as its platform of prin-
ciples is brpad and sound. From
the character of its first issue, it
bids fair to ho a .valuable acquisi-
tion to journalism in S. E. Texas.
* ' *
From a private letter from a
friend in.San Augustine, we learn
theie is a prospect <4 inueh suffer-
.ing among many, of the people, for
the actual necessities ot life. The
,merchants there get uicmt of their
supplies troii) Shreveport, La.,and
,tlie continued wet Weather tug
made traimportation almost im-
possible. PrOrt the salw «Our6e,
wo learn that two negro children
died near 8 ttA«Ktmtioe about the
1st of this month, from tb^ effectB
oPtt substance pronounced to lie
arseniouK ncid, which they had
fouud under the house they were
living ut—tyr. Miller's 6 miles
from town—and hail eaten, which
produced (leuth in 5 or # hoars.
£..{siv il«y« liSuce tho jury in tho
cusp of Tlips. A- %uiu# laiu
against M <4. A. T. Stewart, of X.
.y., returue)' a vcrdiet in favor of
the plaintiff lor #16,000. .Strjijg-
batu hsd liecii employed as a day-:
lalhircr, nyl.luyl his legs broken
lte.yoiid leciivery to usefulness, fay
the falling ot an elevator jn a
granary owned by Mrs.
.while be,was at work.on,it,
It was in proof that the ohjvator
was known io.i e unsafe and dan*'
guious,' and still the (lefeii^unt
kept it iii use; a'tid after the plaint
iff whs clif.'ibled, Mrs. ' Stqwart
made tio pnivisiotis for his relief
or the oiaiuienanceof bis family,
exe«'pt one dollar a day for six
jno'itlis. ; .
While so many think it the on-
ly valor to command and master
others, study thou the dominion
of thyself, and quiet thine own
commotions. Let right reason be
thy lawgiver, and livo up to the
law of it; move by tho intelligence
of tho superior faculties, not by
the promptings of pussion, nor
merely by that of temper aud con-
stitution.—Browne.
■. yLook lieaji, squire, dah's a nig.
gar iu Galveston what's been
aassiu' me; su(ipomu^ I just maul
the life out en IiIuiH Tfie lawyer
replied: "Yon'wbuld b6 apt to
get your uoelc stretohed." i. "How
boss you is fotffi'. What do white
folks oare foron^ihlggor^ntjah or
less now the census is done took?"
—Texas Sittings.! I I "1
From, Oyanye.
Prom tlie Tribune.
Tlio Orange Machine Works
will soon be under full headway.
a narrow
How did he wear his sad-if reason that the supply will quad-
ruple that of any other reason for
many years.
The corn-juice population of
Jasper are forcing another elec-
tion on local optiou" They will
catch the temperance people uap-
ping, and get in yet, if the News.
Boy and Texan don't look sharp.
jkrom Beaumont
Prom the Enterprise.
From what we learn jn a conver-
sation with Mr. C. C. Caswell, we
conclude that Beanmont is at last
to have aii opera house worthy of
the name.
Wo were ^liown,on Thursday,the
prettiest bunch of peaeU-iiiossoms
we have seen for a long while. On
the bougli which contained them
was a green peach oyer an inch in
diameter.
On Friday, of last week, at the
_ _ „ . mu.ii by the
forced a
fnur,
same we have been unable to 1
The fight resulted in Gidding
ting his leg broken. No arrcs
made.
Messrs. Adams & Milmo have
bought of Norsworthy and Brown
their large lot of eight thousand
logs, amounting to over two and a
idf million feet. '
half million feet. This gives them
control of the largest lot of pine
owned on the Neches. Wo under-
stand that the price was eight dol-
lars per thousand feet.' | |
Dra. Gilder, Perkins and Fuller
have been appointed by the City
council a board of health in view of
the prevalence of smallpox in vari-
ous parts of the country. They have
proftufed a supply of pure and fjresli
bovine virus. These physicians
will vaccinate our citizens free of
mm-
- A man,by the name of T. Con-
ndi*, who wns' employed at Jack
Scott's liarbor shpp,stole tools and
clothing to tlie anionnt of sixty
dollars and shipped. He was ar-
Char;
reatett.ac Lqke.CharJ.es, La., on
dispatch from Jack Scott and
brought back. Be is now in jail
i anil the District court will attend
i to his case next May.
ed to!5y that one barrel ot the
rotten "stuff," has bean Kinujrgled
through aud found its way into
the Sabine river swamp on the
Louisiana side, about two miles
above tills place, but it .certainly
has been iu a hot bed, because all
the best citizens on that side of
the river, iu that coinmuuity, are
strouglocal optionists;and on the
26th of this month, they expect to
hold au election, in that precinct,
for the purpose of putting local
option iu full turce. I can say
one thing creditable for our ond of
the county; I believe if it was nec-
essary to hold au election, our
people would go almost or quite
solid against whisky. All the
best citizens iu this section of the
conutry,I fi.id to be friends, strong
friends to the moral and temper-
ate, and do not tolerate drunkeu-
uess, because a man when be is
sober may be a perfect gentleman,
but when be is drunk he canuot
be. We are sorry to say, that oc-
casionally a stray bottle of the
poisonous "rotten stuff" tiuds its
way iuto our peaceful communities
and sometimes throws some fellow
off his balance and then
be is ready for almost anything,
except what is right; and often re-
fuses to know his best friends and
when fully nnt|ar the influence, of
this rotten stuff, ho is ready to
commit almost any criino; how
strange it is, yet 'tis true. Why-
should we not be projpd ot local
option i nd use all ujoiii;h to eu-
loce it? I am naturally a local
optioftist, aud wbei. I write or
speak on tliij subject I am com-
pelled to speak plain. Mauy
young minds lwvo been blunfed
and ruined with this intoxicating
poison and misery npon misery
entailed upon the bijtjiaii family.
What a great beuefft it wo^ild be,
to our noble State, if slio could
caj t it out from the coutor to her
borders' To see the great differ-
ence between two extroaies,
wo have only to taru our eyes to
the counties j^d district^ that
have been controlled by local op.
tion for tbe last few y£ars. When
I write on this subject I find it
difficult to reach a stopping place,
but in order to get iny communi-
cation in the cofoms of your val-
uable paper, I have to wind up in
a short way. Sabine river full to
overflowing, timber business brisk
jn this part of the river. B.
Marshall Correspondence.
.Editor Jaapor News-Boy.
After a long pause, you will air
low me^^eejime my correspond-
pen a fow items on
ieak of the mild in-
ion the winter gave us and
C milder companionship which
has marked its progress; together
with the superabundance of rain
the clouds have poured upon tli
face of mother earth, then the'
sudden fall of tho thcrmomoter
below the freezing point, with a
slight touch of huil and a few
flakes of snow, but this would only
lMhf&c fects which have been
cognisant to all in oar latitude.
Moat and bread scuffs have nev-
er been harder to procure by the
laboring class (and many others as
wc}I) than at present, nor have
they been lipid at higher figures.
In Harrison county the farm work
is chiefly done by freedmen, the
hom have #enfce<J
provision and
it andKhavc Worked their
out o| patience, and in
:,orit of good sfc&ck,oti,
fenccs to protect their crops,
last, though not least, out of
man
means stycV-. j n<r run their
farms. ||, •
If the fliiltivation of % "sotl js
ever to Ijacotne remunerative in
this county a different systom
must be adopted, The hands must
consent to work under the watch-!
fill eye aud supervision of an over-
peer, or general manager, and ac-
count for their loss ql time; (Sat
urdays not excepted;) and why
not? a system like that which al-
way lias prevailed and still pre-
vails in a|l work shops aud facto-
ries, whefe business is made profit-
able. The sooner this is adopted
the bettor it will be for both the
laborej^nd employer.
Unties in Texas which
men are the best
ially and rclig-
hitti labor, can
jrain aud muscle
1. Our jieople
mize, and
e and cut of
Tri-WcekW
rft to tho
far off
leaking of
have had a
in Harrison
otli subsidy
icli was both
reduction of 50
original bonds,
(by way Of compromise) h;is pro-
duced, fur the time being, a quie-
tus. Homo of us (timid
souls) took a scare and
adopted !the pay a* you
(jo system. Under the present
arrangement we fare no better
than the delinquents who refused
to pity their unnual assessments.
How does this tally with justice?
Wo are told there is no redress,
but must pay as much as though
we had no receipts from our tax
collectors. "What can not be
cured must be endured." Wo
have frequent rackets about our
machine shops and car foundry.
Tho managers omploy meji who
leave their country homes with a
prospect of making good wages,
rent houses in tho city, go to work
and comply with establiscd rules
and regulations, then, in a brief
time are quite summarily dis-
charged, 20, 30 or more at a timo
—this done to the detriment of
clever working citizens.
It seems that the Sabine Pass
aud Northern railway is rather
slow iu making a "start off'- from
Marshall. | The latest advices we
have aro to the effect that tho
company are delaying further work
until tho depot grounds are deed-
ed to them-; whether this will be
done satisfactorily and in time to
secure to Marshall tho initial point
js'a problem yet to be solved. If
this 13 done, the citizens will have
to raise in excess of the
amount pledged.
I seo the pcoplo of Jasper aii?
ticipato the time; near at hand
[when the whistle of the locomo-
tive and the rumble of tho car
wheels will awaken you from your
slumber- I hope this "comsuma-
tion most devoutly to he wished"
may be realized without crippling
your finances to any gie&t extent.
If it would not be .considered gra-
tuitous udvioe, I would usijf bo
wary on the subject of subsidies,
"a burnt jjhild dreads the fire,"
pmportion-
D. M. ;
$>h, 1881.
[dntioii of a
Iron Bit-
torative fol"
was thor-
fast wasting
li. Having
the terri
^pjiro of emi~:
loth to be-
could arrest
sense; but to
my daughter
had^NjHus bottlo ot Brown's
Iron Bitten, she begau to mend,
aud is now .quite restored to her
former health. A fifth daughter
began to show signs of consump-
tion, and when the physician was
consulted, lie quickly saiij, "Tonic
was required!'' £nd when in-
formed that the elder sister was
taking Bro wu.'s Iron Bitters, re-
sponded, "That is a good tome,
take it." Adoram Phelps, of
Askov & Phelps.
Co m m ins loners' Court.
Uy to tl\e time of Our going U
press the Coiumissiojueu' Court
had completed the foljoyt ing busi-
ness: The til? levy, as follows:
I'or general purposes \-t> of one
per pent, ad valorew-for jail
and court house, 4 of one | erceut.
For bonded indebteduessprior to
1876, 1-10 of .one per oeut—poll
*1.90 and .occupation 4 the state
occui>ation, Appointed road over-;
seers and apportioned hands—e«-
tablitihed voting precincts just as
they were last year, with tbe addi-
tion of a new one at Aiams'Ferr.v,
J. W. Delaney presiding officer.
Tbe presiding officers i^re the game
as last year, with a few exceptions.
Ordered the election as prayed for
by petitioners,tp determine wlieth
ei- whisky ean be lawfully sold in
the county, Awarded to the News-
Boy the publication of statement
of County Indebtedness. Cojirt
will adjouru to-day.
~ 'ik,'; 1 ■■■•< ■■
CREMATION!TO MERCHANTS
Dl IV 13XJR?J
^ ronautaiwA*
«o*a <w th&tm+Wwrm*. OTTM UN
Sk. A('ILIw4 TO^Ml u> «hU pnrpoM. arc Uf
rouQVjaJTT^at-jfnMJt.
SAtW TRADK PRICK 1XSTS —
otvIjrui. a.alteJ t mcnlMMU M «••«■■.
iivm ! ANORFTH & SONS. Seed Growers. 214 23S.SIXTH ST, PHILADELPHIA
^ u ■. '■ im.ni.' —
CftlSD.
Let us have peace and plenty of
htvrd work.—Gen. Weaver.
The greatest truths,aro the sim-
plest; so are the greatest mer..
A BIJiISi
XESS^^KbEXl'KlilliNCE.
le kn^Wroiligestiou
him. He kiT^WBfi digestiou was
poor and his heart palpitated. He
felt his nervous system was shat-
tered. He know bis urine was
milky and ropy, but be bad suffer-
ed from these disorders for years.
Only of late bud he begun to feel
himselt completely exhausted aud
his nervous system shattered, and
his constitution broken down. A
friend recommended Brown's Iron
Biiters. It suited his case jde-
ciseljr, and now he isl.oalthy, ro-
bust, aud stong as his heart could
desire. Go tliou ami do likewise,
aud may joujlive long aud be hap-
py.—Commercial.
lie Sure to Vote.
Prohibition itj decidedly in tho
majority if all tho friends of prohi-
bition will turn out and vote. But
sometimes men are so sure of victo-
ry that the enemy steals a march
and succeeds,because his opponents
are so sure of victory. If each
friend of prohibition does his duty
tlio majority for it will be largely
increased. Let us give whisky a
Waterloo defeat at tho ballot box.
to
MAN'S 1NGKATITODE.
This is au ungrateful word
say the least. A man will act like,
a lunatic when be has tho Itching
Piles, and declares that ho knows
that lie can't live another day, yet
he upplie's Sxvaylie's Ointment, the
intense itching is allayed at once,
lie gets cured,and goes down to the
lodge without one whit of grati-
tude. When asked why he looks
so cheerful, he tiodges the qui'S'
tiou by nu indiffent answer. Its
just like a man though, is'ut it?
Plenty of oxcellont sweet apple-
cidor at Cecil Bendy's.
If you have no enemies, it is a
sign that fortune has forgotten
you.
A Safe aud Sure moans of re
storing the youthful color of the
liair is furnished by Parker's Hair
Balsam, which is deservedly popu-
1 ,r from its superior clcanlinc-ss.
All philosophy lies in two words,
''sustain" and "abstain."—Epieto-
tus.
AMEBIOAN IADIES.
The first impression Sara Burn-
liardt received ot the American
ladies..manifested itself tliusly:—
"Oh!ze ladies, za are beautifnl,
Stich clear complexion [ never see
tjefoie," alt of which is due to the
universal use of Swajriie's Oint-
ment for skin Tliscases, which in-.
Su res a clear and clean complex*
ion, aud a healthy oolor. Tliir.
recalls to mind the divine precepv
•cleanliness is next to Godliness."
Conimunici^JH|k|^jos8 Ties"
from lower ty came
in too late for this issue; it is spici-
ly readable, and will bo good iu
our next issue—especially as it re-
lates to /.'local option."
..'??.■>«— ~
Tho weather op last Friday and
Saturday was delightful, and peor
plo were bestirrjng them.selves at
out door work, but since then we
have had fearful rains, and outside
work stopped again, and piuch
damage is likely tp be d.pue by
the high water.
Are you suffering from indiges-
tion? If so ask your drnggist for
a bottle of SheUMan's Pbickly
Asji Bitters. Taken as directed
it will cure you. Tbe*o Bitters
have now been beforo the pqblic
for n number of y.oars, have been
thoroughly tried, and give entire
satisfaction.
Tho occupation tjixes of the
state yielded a revenue last year of
$307,983,35.
JEf. SCHERFFIUS.
JfANUP^CTUKEUS AGENT FOR
Steam Hmgimes, ©ettom {Mas# @im
COTTON PRESSES, COHM AND WHEAT HILLS, THREsHERS
HORSE POWERS,
CANE Jtt|,LS, MOWERS ANT) REaPKHB, II^Y BAKES, COKN SHELLEEfct,
gttKV yLO)V8, PLOWS,OULTIVATOllS ETC.
|l lSTO
GREAT GERM DESTROYER !
DARBY'S
SMALL POX
GFUDlCjA TBD,
Contagion de^troyetl.
Sick Koouia purified
aud nutdo ptouiMiit.*
Pc>'«red aud Sick Per-
a nu relieved aiwl re-
f 1 culled by bathiiij;
with Propliy luetic
Fluid .added ^to tho
Wjtter.
Soft White Compiex-
iont* cured hy iu un
in batiiiug.
Impure Air tnnde harm-
leaa.aud pur tied by
Bprlnklita< Durby'u
Jhiuld about.
To Purify tho ilretith
Clcautfe the Teeth, it
can'l be mirptitiaed.
Catanii relievedaud'
cared,
Erysipelas cured.
Burns relieved instantly
ticar* pi eveutud.
SCAJBtiET
FEVKK caaED.
Pitting of 81 nail P«>^
prevented.
Ulcers purified and
Gangrene p reveu.led
and cured.
Wound healed rapidly.
Scurvuy cured In short
tlmd.
Tetter dried up.
It is perfectly harmless.
For Sore Throat It is a
sure cure.
DIPTHERIA
PREV K N T E DJ
Cholera dissip Ued.
8blp Fever prevented
by its use.
Removes all unplcasaut
odors.
I11 case of death Iu the
house, it aliould ahvavs
be used about the
corpse—it will prevent
any nnpleusaut smell.
An Antidote for Anim.tl
or Vegetable Poisens,
Stings. &c.
Dangerons effltivias of
sick rooms and hospit-
als removed by its use.
Yellow Fever
Eradicated
In fact, it is the sjreat
DISINFECTANT and PURIFIER
PBUFtRXD BY
M. H.XEIUH * CO.,
M^suncTuuiKn CHKHISTS.
SOLE I'HOPEIb'l'Ult^.
MARSDEN'S
pectoral balm,
TUB WELL-KNOWN RfiMEDY FOIl
UONSUM PTIO JNT
COUGHS, COLD3,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
WHOOPING CuUGU,
'..AND
Alt Disuuxos of th% Throat and Lungs.
It hag effected more':(jurea than auy
muilkiiao of the like cbaiautur kjowu.
PKICE:
Iji'ge Bottle*..... Ono Hollar
.S.uatl Hottlua..... Fifty C.mfa
fur Bult« by all llrnggUts itai Uva km
iu t'utiMi Mtxl'ciut'.^.
UJt. HNUV & CO.,
M3WT OKLK lNS,
Whiilosala Agents.
Tals & Bowling,
I JIPOltTEifS OF
—AND—
Wholesale IDealers
,—IN—N
®iy
NOTIONS
Millinery Goods,
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Wholesale and .Retail ^ealer In
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AND
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HOUSTON, TEXAS.
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Whether A Wilson, EldrMge and Kcm-
iugtou Sewing Machines.
Satisfaction in the matter of price, quality of
goods, vtuie<y of styles, and In the promptness
with which orders are filled, guaranteed to the
merchants who buy for cash. ii-23-ly.
ONLY 30 CSHIS,
SCH0TT>9
HAMBUae STBUF,
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