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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
District Officers.
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J. O. WATSON" "
WILLIAJt It HOOVER.!
-Judge.
-District Attorney
lsinct urjerK.
Conntv Officers.
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JAMBS M. HACK KU
JmLTP-citOTrrRK.
Joirxir. shook-.
JonjTK.pom.iLvx
J. n. PEERY,
County Judce
-Clerk anrt Recorder
.Treaiu re r
. SliPrill
. . Coronpi
.Mirvfvor
lntnilent
School Sup:
r Commissioners
tF.T. ROGERS
i- r humwrd
J. J. DOOKKft
RN. if. Tiroriso-x..
JOIIX. love
City Officers.
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JUSEPniHiDY.f-
vr.A.jnnKrxs.
Ajii.nrr.MonE-1 -
JiirODDART.
COUXCILMEN.
. Mayor
I'oIIce Jnrtce
Clerfc
Treasurer
Marshal
1st Ward
2nd Ward
3rd Ward
SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
Churches.
nit'llyf "" Cliiirr-ii.-SGrvieM.vwh sKKoti.
and 7-fio n. m. Similr t:,.i,,,i ., .
at 10:30 a. m.
:'.'n.in. Pmrr xrD.iV.."""rj' """ '"
S. P: Wilson. l4tor. "'uy evening.
at liwf r,nn ri"nrrli.-ServlceVeHCli arhath
at 10:30a. m..and 7:30 n. tn. Praver Meelini? wl.
neay .renins. Sabbath'sSKiut "ocliSc
a. m. It. U. Dve. Pastor. --.
C!irfr?w rift.. .. o.r ,
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IWr. Plrtnxnnt
Missionary in charc-o.
rilllllin.lni..l VB , .
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BO.V, Pastor. u. .. j. jojix-
T1 -,.Inn '"'""'li. K.A.Trawhr .Elder Pr"eli
ev.!a ,irarn,r,,,n- ,"r" Wlnesdv
vHinniic. imtvIcps very 4th
"......I, m jo o ciocn
rrlcst.
Pundav of each
ni. Father CummUky,
Schools.
KeTj' iV,,ITn,,? "'' SHiooIs.-J.M. J1
rLl1.''1 f:rl'on : Miss r.nu Tucker. Oratnm
Mr-
KL'J.'"1' !rh,?,: ?" r-" TUckeV. Ora'mmar
Vru. v7L .. . ' IC '"" ,st "lt'-rim-diate:
Smith .1. i""' "" '"terniwllato: Miss Emma
mary rllnary: Mrs. Carrie Johnson. 2d Pri-
Tomplo'of Honor.
J?."nv,l.l T-oilKi-. o . meets every Mnn-
v ?t ,Vy w?lmnil. J" r Carson. W.aT:
Wm. XI. Hoover W. Kec.: T. C Ifacker. r.. n.
J2I,"liT,',nn,e' n"tt-s everv (Saturday nfrer
. 5L,SS f:racp Stewart. C. T : Miss Marv
Huckar. Sc-c; Mrs. r. S. Mlnlck, anpL
Rod Rihhon Cluh
Mi'.LMhc fir1 T,""Mlriv of racJl month, n. M. Ual
ICy.Pres.; A. JI.niIinore..S-c
r. o. ofo. f.
"!n.?'n,.S l',,c' ' - I- O. Jf.-Tteiriilar
pipelines Tuesday ereiilm; ol each week. Vislt-Ini,-hrothHrsres,K.ctrulIy
Invited. A.II.CJIlniore.
r.G. Jas. Cochran, Kecy.
MVmnlin Oily I.o.lce No. -in. T. O. O. F.-
cVK,,Snry,t:,saec,.r,,ay- "'"'Phcr. N.O. T.
Knights of Pythias.
wiNIor ". N. IS. It. P.-Mccts every
Vednps.lay eyeninir In Masonic TTall. Vlsltlnc
Knights conllallv Invited. E. Huddart. c.C
a.Jiowman, K. of it. s.
BtTasonic.
Njnnlin Vnlley l.o.lco No. 4, A. 1 & ,, nT.
State.1 meetings "Saturday on or hefiire the full
oreachmof.n." IxMle room open everv Satnr
jlav evening for leotiires. Itistruetlim and" socin!
Inteioiirse. J.CMcXaughton.M'.M. It. F. Sou
der, htc
rtrownvlllr- Cli.n.rer Vo. 4. 11. A.r.-Stated
rneetlncsseeondTliiirsrtnv.ireaeh month. A. It.
Davison. M.E.H.P. IT. Italney.Sec.
art.(!ariticlCotii'iinii.IiTvN-o.:r, K.T.-Stated
meetings eeond Monrtiiv In each month. R. W.
Fnn.as. lit',; A. W.XIckell.Itec.
ICnsn nml I.ily C'onrlnve.Xo. :S. K.lt.fl.lt.
AsC Meets atMasonlr Mall on lliefinii Mon
davs. It. W. Furnas, M. P. Sov. It. T. lUilncy,
Secretary.
AInlinimntnrXo.'-. Orderol the Eastern Star.
Stated iiK-eilnirs third Monday In eacli month.
Mrs. E. C- Hundley-, W. M.
.THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1S79
Publishers' ZVotlces.
he Advkktiser Is on sale at the Drug and Book
Store Of A. W. Nlckell.
Local Xoticks. set as ordinary reading matter,
willbecharged ten cents per line, each insertion
Set In display type.fifteen cents a line.
Authorized! Agents.
Titus linos are our authorized ngents at Soma
lia City to receive and receipt for monies due us.
Thomas Burress is our authorized agent In Glen
Itock precinct to receive and receipt for monies
due us on subscription.
A J.ltiTTEit, atst. Dcroln.lsouraiitliorlzed agent
at that place.to receive subscriptions and adver
tising, and to collect and receij-tfor monies due
TlIK AllVERTIfeEK.
roiiN S. Mi.vick IsouranthorlzedagentatAspIn
wall, to recelvesubscriptlon and advertising, and
collect and receipt Tor monies due us.
J. W. Gavitt is our authorized ngent In Benton
precinct to receive and receipt fur monies due us
on subscription.
FAIRBROTHER A HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
THE FOURTH !
rownville will Celebrate.
Sociotics.
County Fnlr Aor!ftioti. 1L A. Hawlev,
President: Jolin Bath. Vire Prest.: S. A. Oiirn,
Hecretnry: J. M. Trowliridse. Treasurer. Mann
ers H. O. Mlnlck. S. rVvRhran. F. E. Johnson,
Triomas Bath. Geo. Crow. J. W. Gavlt.
Llbj-nrv Hxoritirinn-It. M. Itailey.Pres.: A.II.
v.uuinn-,.-Mi; iv. II. Jioover.
Choral Union. J. C. McXaughton, Prest. J. B.
Docker, Sec
Itlnko Drnnnlip Axsorlatlon. W. T. Jtogers,
Prest. J. B. Docker. Sc-c and Tress.
nietrotniltnn CnriK-t Cnml.-D.T.Smith. Mn
nical Director. E. Huddart, Treasurer and Busi
ness Manager. "
BrownvlUn T.Ifcrnrv Soclifty. RlW.Tnmas,
President. A. O. Cecil, Sec
- - Ii-Oj-of Gr. 1S--' f -OUAKO
IX)DGE OFITCERS.
M-ks. AD VAX PKf.T. W. C. C. T. .TjlDColn.
E W. MKTDF. W.G.C iWuniseh.
Mits. K F. 5rarkel. W. G. V. T Rlverton.
F. a. KKEXS. v. a. See Kearney
Miss EVA ItAXSOW. W. G. Trcas Palls Pit v
A. J. SKKKX. W. G M , lirownville.
W. F. WAltltEX, W. (5. Chap ... . Nebraska City
A. J. SKEEX .Dist. Dep. for Xemaha County.
IJrnwnvIlIp T.oilce N'o. . T. O. nrt:. T
Meetsoverv FrldavevenlnglnOJdFellows ITnll.
over Nickell's lnie vtnre. Main strtit. Stnm
gers or our order visltliur thecltvare lnvltel to
meet vrlth lis. Tlios ltlchinls. W. i T. Miss
Mattle Kauirinati.Pec. G.W.Palrbrother.Sr.rIi.
Nnmnlia City I.oilce Nil. 1(1!!. Jfwts every
Mndav evening, piillln Crother. W.CT. John
P. Crother.Sec I). A. Morton. L. D.
AxpliMvnll r.nilc No. lls. Meets every 8at
nnlay evening. John S. Mlnlck, W.CT. T.J.
Hltt.Sce:
Xljjn. No. i:t7. Meets every Thursdav evening,
at the Kennedy Seliool House, two miles north
west of Itrowuvilic J. 11. I.nince. W.CT. Oeo.
Sandcrs.Sec. ir.O-. Mlnlck, 1.. D.,i;rownvllle.
Soetirif v. No. l:tr!. Meets every Saturdav even
ing, at FalrviewChiirrh.sK miles vmlli west o I
BrownvIIIe. John Maxwell. W.CT. II. H.Bow
man. W. S Seo. Crow. I.. 1).. lirownville.
l.Ind.-n. No. SIS. A) pots every Saturdav evening,
at f.IiilenSeliooI House.xix miles north west of
Sheridan, ir. It. Good. W.CT. M. A. lalmer.
Sec II. F. Palmer, L. .. Slieridan.
PlrnMant Prairie. No. I (HI. Meet every Satur
day evening, at Bratton School Hous, Benton
precinct. M. U Eastwooil. W. t'.T. E. Elwell.
Sec B. H. Bailey, D. D.. Bratton P. O.
Bedford. No. IflO. Meets every Friday evening
nt tViat Tar school If oupp. f.ur nillf sooth, w .
c isfiii.-iniiv uy. Jiio.stoKes. W.C.T. P. oung
Sec C Tucker, D.D.. Nemaha City.
8herIiIun,No. HW. Meets every Saturday even
lug. Jno.MaTwell, AV.C.T A. C. Leeper, Sec
jas. iieweit, i..i.
lOtherlmlgesltitheconnty that-desirea place In
this directory will please Inform us of name, num
ber, when and where it meets, names of presiding
officer and secretary, together with any other in
formation tbev muv wish to rommunicnte.
Ncmalia County Invited to
Unite "With. Brownville.
Oration, Music hy the JJaml, Patriot
ic Songs, Dinner for Everybody,
Gun Pow(lcr,!gLc!iion:idc, and a
Growl Parade "by the Boys," Will
be Some of the Interesting- Features
of the Day.
At a meeting of citizens tlio pro
priety of celebrating the 103d J.n
ulversary of the Iudependeuce of the
United States, it was unanimously re
solved to celebrate, aud that Nemaha
County be invited and requested to
join us in the celebration. The fol
lowing committees were.appoiuted :
COMMITTEE 0e GENERAL ARRANGE
MENTS. James Stevenson, A. H. Gilmore,
Jno. S. Miuick, ltobt. W. Furnas,
George W. Fairbrother, jr.
PRESIDENT OF THE DAY.
Capt. Juo. Jj. Carson.
MARSHAL.
Capt. It. V. Black.
COMMITTEE ON SPEAKING.
Furnas, Carbon,
Lett, MeKenzIe.
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
E. Huddart, Juo. S. Miuick,
V. T. Rogers, E. &T. Lippitt, '
Geo. Dyo,- , . - F. R. Sykos.
COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS.
V. H. Small,
J. Hawkey,
A. liurnetle,
J. W. Love,
Jonas Druery,
H. C. Rowe,
J. B. Berger,
J. Stevenson,
D. O. Cross,
D. H. McLaughlin,
J. M. Cochrau,
M. Barada,
R. Johnson,
R. C. Carr,
Thomas.Crummel.
COMMITl'EE ON INVITATIONS.
Geo.
J. H.
W. Gulp,
Shook,
FRANZ HELMER,
fAGON &gLACKSMlTHHOP
ONE DOOR WEST OF COUItT HOUSE.
WAGON MAKING, Repairing,
Plows, nml all work done in the best
manner and on short notice. Satisfaction gnaran
ed. Glvohiniacall. f3l-ly.
MAESH HOUSE,
JOSEPH O'PELT, PROPRIETOR.
Church Howe,
H. L. Randall,
Jas. MeCandlus,
Wm. Stevqiis,
Tom. Majors,
A. J. Skeen,
Rev. Derrick,
Jno. Miller,
D. C. Coal,
W. XttUoo,
M. B. Raymond,
Geo. Harmon,
W. H. Hoover,
W. A. Judkins,
A. R. Davison,
H. O. Minick,
Frank Johnson,
A. V. Morgan,
Lucius Church,
Geo. B. Moore,
Alex. McKiuuey,
S. Gilbert,
J. S. Church,
L. Gilbert,
John K. Smith,
A. L. Fry,
R. A. Stewart,
H. Steiuman,
J. II. Pholman,
B. M. Bailey,
J. M. Trowbridgi
Jno. P. Crother,
3-r Hnlviii,
Alex. Kearns,
W. R. Leach,
Chas. Uhlig,
Geo. Cross,
0. A. Cecil,
H. L. Mathews,
Juo. Bath.
F. B.Tilliney,
sale of liquor came instantly to au
end throughout our territory, and
where it continued, it was done se
cretly, as other things are done in vi
olation of law. The manufacture of
intoxicating liquors was entirely stop
ped, so that in the state there was ab
solutely none produced, except cider
which might be made aud used for
vinegar. The effect of this policy of
prohibition to the liquor traffic was
speedily visible in our work-houses,
jails aud houses of corrections. The
jail of Cumberland county, the most
populous of the State, bad been bad
ly over-crowded, but within four
months of the enactment of the law
there were but five prisoners in it,
three of whom were liquor sellers,
put in for violation of the law. The
jails of Penobscot, Kennebec, Frank
lin, Oxford and York were absolutely
empty. The inmates of the work
houses were greatly reduced m num
ber, and in some of the smaller towns
pauperism ceased entirely. But, dur
ing all this time, in every part of the
country, reports were industriously
circulated that the law was inopera
tive for good, aud that liqour was
sold as freely and in as large quanti
ties aa before, the law. These fabe
slatemeuts were industriously and
persistently made . everywhere by
those interested in liquor trade, aud
by those impelled by appetite or pas
sion. It is sufficient for me to say
here that the Maine Law, from the
first, has been as faithfully executed
as our other criminal laws have been
though there has been, at certain
times, and iu certain localities, con
siderable complicity with the violat
ors of it, on the part of many officers
of the law, so that the legislature has
at last provided heavy penalties for
the punishment of prosecuting offi
cers, justices of the peace aud judges
of muuicipial and police courts, in
case of failure in their duty. I am
glad to be able to say that judges of
our higher courts have, from the first
been true to their dutyjin the admin
istration of this law, as of all others.
In much the larger part of Maine, in
all the rural districts, in the villages
and smaller towns, the liquor traffic is
absolutely unknown ; no liquor-shops
exist there, either open or secret.
Tfiel raffle lingers secretly only in the
larger towns and cities, where it leads
a precarious and troubled life only
among the lowest and vilest part of
our foreign population. Nowhere in
the State is there any visible sign of
this horrid trade. The peualtisof the
law, as they now stand, are sufficient
to extinguish the traffic in all the
small towns. The people of Maine
now regard this trade as living,
where it exists at all, only on the
misery and wretchedness of the com
munity. They speak of it every
where, iu the press, on the platform,
aud in the legislative halls, as the gi
gantic crime of crimes, and we menu
to treat it as such by the law. For
some years after the enactment of the
law, it entered largely into the poli
tics of tho State. Candidates were
nominated by one party or the
othefyyUh, refsrenGe.tollieJr proclivi
ties for rum or their hostility to it,
and the people were determined in
their votes, one way or the other, by
this consideration. Now, the policy
of prohibition, with penalties
stringent enough to be effective, has
become ar firmly settled in this State
as that of universal education or the
the vote by ballot. The Republican
J party, in its annual conventions, dur-
all these years, has affirmed,
What a Shark Swallowed.
The following letter, written by one
of the officers on the British bark
Lutterworth, has been handed us
with the request to publish it: While
the Lutterworth was laying becalmed
in the tropics, a large shark was ob
served swimming around the ship.
A large hook with a chain attached
was baited with a four-pound piece of
pork. The shark made for it and
bolted it. In hauling up tho chain
parted, aud he coolly swallowed the
hook, chain, and pork. Another
hook was then baited, which he in-H
stantly seized, biting a three-inch rope
in twain, and also swallowing it with
auother four-pound piece of pork.
Another hook was then baited with a
similar piece of pork, and with this
the shark was caught and lauded on
our deck. All hands cleared from
him, for he was in a terrible flutter.
His tail was cut off with Ihe carpen
ters ax, which quieted him a little.
Some said it was not the same shark
we had hooked before. He was cut
open, when we found the two large
shark-hooks and chain and rope
snugly coiledaway, with eight pounds
of pork, in his locker. It seems al
most incredible, but all bauds are
witnesses to it." Portland Oregon-iau.
Jedediah Buxton, the famous peas
ant who could multiply nine figures
by nine in his head, was once taken
to see Garrick act. When he weut
back to his own village, he was asked
what he thought of the great actor
and his doings. "Oh!' he said, "he
did not know ; he had only seen a lit
tle man strut about tho stage and re
peat seven thousand nine hundred
and fifty -six words."
A farmer who has tried it, speaks in
the highet praise of gas tar for paint
ing wagon wheels, stating that it
tightens tires and spokes better than
anything else that can be tried.
Charcoal is a good food to make
hens lay. Burn a few corn cobs and
wet them out as soon as they are in
coal. Feed to hens and their eggs
will increase.
Good Breed int
That man who is scrupulously po
lite aud respectful to all women in
public but habitually saves course
manners and vulgar language for his
own wife and daughters, is,no gentle
man. He is only an imposter. The
young man who oils bis hair, puiB
sweet odors on his pocket handker
chief and bows with charming ele
gance to Miss Arabella Spriggins and
her lady friends, and goes home to
sneer at his mother, aud treat her
with familiar discourtesy, is a peuch
back imitation only of a gentleman.
Genuine good manners and gentle
breeding should begin at home. As
a rule the men in community who
are the most trusted are the best men
at home. When a man opens his
front gate only to meet his wife's face
at the door radient with pleasure,, aud
hears the shout from the children,
"Papa is coming !" it is safe as a
rule to lend that man money. He is
honest aud will repay if he can.
THE NEBBASKA PAEMER.
Wo have frequently called attention to
the many virtues of that excellent Agricul
tural Monthly, The Nebraska Farmer.
Its correspondence covers everything desir
able to our farmers, and is beautifully illus
trated with cuts of stock and designs of
new and improved machinery, making it
one of the most tasty and useful publications
of its kind in the world. Wc have just
made arrangements to lurnisn it to our
readers, in connection with our paper, at
greatly reduced rates. Call and examine a
copy, or send stamp to The Nebraska
Farmer, Lincoln, Neb., and get a sample
copy free, and examine it at your leisure.
Tlic Xj-ai-s-eist
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I2ST THE OOTHSTTY.
USTew G-oocls ! ! !
IN PART, OF
jSTew Hytrin ! !
CONSISTING,
PLOWS,
WAGONS,
CULTIVATOES,
CORN PLANTERS,
THRESHING MACHINES,
McCormick Reapers & Mowers.
Our Goods are all of tie best finality, and the
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CJall and Sxaxaine our implements and be your own
TEABE & CAMPBELL.
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ni iAComptiHe. sunlit? i lUmn,
cm and muscat. Attic to Rftte-
ITiTtt, rntiUhB. it. cinwt. Celibacy l-l MatnausT ca
parrJ, Conjucal txiUtt, I .itio. (..,!, Li ,!
Coortihip 1ik lunula tt Van ar n nata l few. sik
of IlrpnioclK, Ma(le Lit. CMtud.r.4, Law f Mamar.
Law of DiTom, Lrcal n .( martMt wvaum, tr iMlal!
i Diseases Flr h Women. Umt mn aaj it.it-meat-
A book tor (in t il. iaJ coOMra(. r.aiuw. 3n MI,.
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BODY & BRO.
Proprietors
OLD RELIABLE "ja
Heat markei
13. 13. OOIL1II.3?P;,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
HXIN-ie CIGARS
BROWiWXIXE, NEBRASKA.
n. He stands at tljeml
-dream pointing tJie
air. Young marrtT&ie
10 when you,will wiki ,,
ins
unanimously, its 'adhesion to prohi
bition and the vigorous enforcement
of the law to that end ;' and the Dem
ocratic party in its annual convention
of this year, rejected, by an immense
majority, und with enthusiasticcheers
r resolution, proposed from the floor,
iu favor of 'license.'
The Death Penalty.
M. J. Fenn,
G. W. Fairbrother,
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
J. S. Miuick, W. H. McCreery,
B. M. Bailey, J. M. Trowbridge.
THE PKOIIIMTOUY LAW.
LI very Stable. In connection, with the Houe
v85-Stncc offlco for all points East, Wcst.-tO
AS-Xortlitfc South. Omnibuses to-ua
JS3-conucct with all iralns.-aa
Its Complete Vindication.
Testimony of Hon. IVeal Dow.
8AMP1.K UOOM ON FIRST FLOOH.
rtUARLES HELMER,
-V- KASHIONADLE
ilsk Boot and Shoe
Jf vJWS? f S HavIiiK bought the cus
V--. v &-? a loin sin
VSWiJr IainpT
rj'-tHm OIIWJK
if 5SS C Reasonable Rales.
v?15l?S .63-EepaIrhiK neatly ami
J" promptlytloue.
-SLc"' Shop No. G2 Main Street,
JSrowit i? We, VcbrasIC(r
V
to
ioi of A. Kobison.
prepared to do work
of all kinds at
cf. Xj. :r.ctz",
undertaker
Bl Ornamented and Plain.
HnX AlKoShroudsformen. Indies nnd Infants.
A11 ordors left with Mike Felthonser will
Bfl B "TtTeive prompt attention.
J -r.IKrtiet.J're6ereuai.ui-.raoauUeu. rij(j djd ReneraIy geud their stock of
II 'rceljUISOVrXVlLLU.XEUi' liquor out of the State. The open
When we thought the time had
come for it, we demanded of the Leg
islature that the law ofliceuse,' then
upon the statute books, which repre
sented the publio opiuion of the old
time, should be changed for a law of
prohibition, representing the improv
ed publio opinion of the present time ;
and, after two unsuccessful attempts
to procure such a law, we obtained
what wo desired, an act of prohibi
tion to the manufacture and sale of
strong drink a measure for which
we had labored long and industrious
ly for many years. At the time of
sue enactment oi mis statute, now
known as tho Maine Law the world
over, the liquor traffic was carried on
extensively In the State, wholesale
and retail, precisely as it is now in
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and in every other state where that
trade is licensed aud protected by the
law. The Maine Law weut iuto oper
ation immediately upon its approval
by the Governor, and by its provisions
liquors kept for sale everywhere, all
over the State, were liable to be seiz
ed, forfeited and destroyed, and the
owners to be punished by fine and
imprisonment. Tho municipal au
thorities of the oities and towns al
lowed the dealers a reasonable timo to
send away their 6tock of liquors to
other States and oountnes, where
their sale was permitted by law. The
liquor traders availed themselves of
this forbearance of tho authorities,
Tho llPntli ponultjr, oilnalialctorod by
the rope, has become woefully per
verted from its original plan to a
shameless disgrace to our civilization.
This is no presumtive assertion, but
must bo the conclusion of every intel
ligent miud. The deplorable mishap
attending the hanging of Cassler at
Seward, Neb., by which a ribald mob,
by breaking down an intervening
wall, witnessed tho execution, aud
several other equally ridiculous in
stances of late, suggest some grave
doubts as to whether this method of
capital punishment Is not at the pres
ent timo more demoralizing than
healthful to the interests of society.
The savage and debased satisfaction,
the grim aud repulsive pleasure, tho
heartless inhumanity with which
these scenes aro witnessed by the
masses, must necessarily be accepted
as a lamentable index of the tone of
the communities in which they occur.
Such cases are shocking mockeries of
the significance of the death penalty
and indicate a standard of publio char
acter little above that of the felon
himself. They denote depraven pas
sions, a lack of all delicacy and sen
sibility in the participants, and un
mistakably point to the fact, that
still underlying the general intelli
gence and refinement of the publio, is
that element of coarser passion aud
brutality which a century of moral
aud 6ocial progress has not extin
guished iu the national character,
and which for its assertion only
required somo such inceutivo as that
at Seward last week. The Spanish
bull-fights, agaiust which we raise
our voices in pious horror, are tenfold
less barbarous thau such an exhibi
tion as this. Indeed, it is a question
whether, as the nation advances in
prosperity, experience and outward
refinement, it is not proportionately
retrogressing in humanity, sensibility
and fineness of feeling. aS?. Louis
Glouc-Demoerai.
Debt is the commercial devil. He
mocks and worries men in the mar
ket place ; he sneers at them in socie
ty ; he pursues them to their homes
and scofls at them by tho quiet fire
side. When tho children are asleep
he looks out from strange corners,
and when tho house is silent he
makes the boardsj creak with his
presence or thunders at the street
doors for entrance. He breaks up ev
ery meditation. He stands at tlireVd
of every day
road to despair
time will com
Debt a convenient servant. Hafwifh
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I prove your master. He is master to
who cannot discharge himai, pn"
hour's notice. The lime may cbnje
when ho will appear in the guise.if
Friendship nnd under tho name -f
Surity. "My sou, If thou bo eurity
for thy friend, thou art snared with
the words of thy mouth." Avoid
debt as you wouid sin.
The horror expressed by the" New
York H'orW, because it is charged
that the south is said to be plotting
for a revival of the civil war, movps
the New York Commercial to remark
that thero were mauy democrats who
were also horrified twenty years ago,
when it was said tho south meditated
a forcible secession ; but that did not
prevent the war. "Can tho World
show anything the south has done
outside of empty, gushing speeches
iu congress to show that the people
nfUm suutu are conionaetl with the
results of the war? If it can, great
uneasiness will be removed from the
minds of thousands of people, who see
in tho actions of the south discontent
with what has been done, and a rest
ive desire to undo all of tho past that
is possible.''
GOOD, SWEET,
PRESH MEAT,
Always on Hand.
Satisfaction Guarantied.
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"THE PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER"
on Syphilis. Oonorrhoa, Gleet. Stricture. Varico
cele ic- al n Spermatorrhoea. Sexual Debility. aJ
Impotenoy. (mm .t' abate aiw! Cxceiwi, cmum Scaatal
Kaiiutffai, rr.oa, AlffiHR to Sto.1T, C.ufrawa .
IJ.aa, riual Bij. IHmacM of i;at, lfeclit Mmsry,
Lou or S..I..I I'.w.r, .It., mtti.c urtuft anMt r
nahapf T. . ttatMt. .n.1 a great maay tahuM. mM
rr Ik. cur. at alt pnill. dueaxa, 23-t pajM, lt 00 ilU,
' "MEDICAL ADVICE."
A Irctare on Manhood aJ Womanhood. 10 eti : ar alt
tfcr.e ia o. bk.It bouaJ mini, SI. Tbj cnalara 600 nrra
and OT.r 100 illustration., .atkrattag ci.rr ihw; V Km
f.a.rariv. aj.tra taat t. w.irth kawtr. aad mcK tfcat ia at
puMisat Itt aaT9thr work. The cbi.Mt vol im. h .
tixilr the moM t oputar MrdKal Bo riMb4. ak4 i)i -utunel
after rtdc it can have taeir nwary r.r.a4el. Tbe
Author aa experienced Fbjtteiaaof au( j.an prac
tice, (aa ti well Imwr.) xmd the aJic. gtteB, atai rl. Hr
treatment Uid Jawa. will be foarnl of great value to Cm.. aaf
fennr frets latpanttea ef tae STttcoa. earlj errara. hatt tiror.
er aaT of the aaewnxts troables coruiaf aa..r the k.al of
"Priv-ato"r"Chrono diteaaea. Seat tiaeie !
uai.s, crcm.lete ia oae. for rnce la Staaist. Silver, ar Car
rrQcr. (Caostiltariea coalldeatul ; alt teltera are pmaaalr
aaj fraaal antwrrej without cbarjre.) AMr.tt Dr. Ituttv
DI.pcitaarT, 13 X. CthSC.SUL;, Ho. (CataUiaJicd kM7.
CJFor sale bv News Dealers. AGENTS wanted.
-PR. Bt'TTS isTitea all versnat auaVnax from
rRL'PTL'RE fat tcaJ bim tbeir bb.i an-1 aMttii, '
AaJ berebv attur.a theat that thrr will leira j
H. loncttuaj to their advantage Not a Truss. -
PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE
POE SPERMATOKEHCEA.
mars
u'SE!YiHMAL PASTSLLE"
A jltiib. Discovery
itJiV U-t''(tarriaMcJ-ical
!? c-DtTir an 'eahrc'y
Nir r. p M.r.vcljr lTcrr
ite Rktrdr for the pcxfy
an J intuMBt i.urm ii
Seminal J5mitioa3 xi
IxnpoCenejr kr ritw ir
true way. viz: .uirect
Trcdo.MarScT
I ftJIaVt t ll A tltfUlL VAlTtLtY
Application lo ib u.
is it iftrttic iaAwnce oa the Seminal X'eatulca, XIjvc
ctpAl Sot of th lhemw, acting ly Abeorptton. l sirt-
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DEALEIi IX
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FAMILY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONS, TEAS,
CANNED FRUITS, NU1S, TOYS,
QUEENS, GLASS, TIN & WGODEIxTWARE,
STATIONERY, PAINTS, BRUSHES. CUTLERY,
Pipes, Tobacco, tUIsja rs. Musical lust riuiacat.s, Pat CMlfllodlclao,
JEWELRY and NOTIONS.
city; .bakery, brownville, Nebraska
ulutorv Ducts. Prostate Gland. ai Urethra. Th m
of ihm Ketanljr is altcfHlcJ nrih o pom cr taoaetxr ojkI
dori set laterftr rtli the nimfy pm.H ol Itt , it .
ouKklr diolrl inJ aVma afetofb.. f-rivtttcic ia Imme
diate" MwtliiBjc nJ rartir cit Kfa the mii t
Ccrtoat tirfiBixtlion wrecked frm ivrU-alMiiv abJ irrs-v
9tffBi7 th drain (rvm the ijiwm, rrttotif thp mind r
hcilth anJ sound memory, Ktwnit ike Dimnetu of
Sight, Kcrvous Debility. Confusion of Ideas. Aver
sion to Society, etc., ctc awl t apfcoraace or prema
ture Old oare uallr accotupaujtw tint trvblvtr,, d rotor
la perfect Sexual Vigor. whcr it b beta darsttiit fwr
rrw This moJ of trcitmeot tas hoJ tH trt m vrrr
ever cas, aJ it bow a proaouBel ccci. Drugs aro
too mvKh prefcrtbrJ ia thetm troaMoi, aaJ, n manv caa tear
Mtlaru to, wtth but little If any icrim.trt covl. There ao
1Soriiri abont thw rrratioa. Tractical i bacrvttoa iniklti
us to ro.t.Tlj cuarantee tbu it iii - vatisSaotion.
Dunne tho right jrartthit it ha brea in t-'trrAl ih. wi bar
tbouuatds of trttiBfoniaU n to Ha value ai d M i baw coalJ
by tho MrUkal IrofcSHuu t K ! ut r't.r tnraat Ttt
ditcoTcreJnf reacblnc autlearig this. t- - j--valet troM.
tbat is writ knew a to b tfttf raue of nntKi u.rry t wauaj,
and Bpoa whom quacks pro? itblbtir i.v I. w4rMi ad
big fees. Tbe HnJjr u pt up in r-ai NtrA, of Hrklir.
No. 1. (enough to last a tuooth.) $S; Zio. 2. tsViriit to
ttfext a permanent core, unless in severe e J ,) $3; N'o.O.
(lastmj; over three mooths. will slop rn I ! aat restore
vigor ia tbe worst esses,) 87. Neat by wail, sealtnl, la p4fa
wrappers. Full DIRECTIONS for using will accom
pany LALU liU-V.
Send for a Descriptive PasopMct glvlac Aaatomical
Hlustratiobs. wbica will roa.isce the iut skeptics t
)
that tber can be restored to pcrfvet Dkaabovd.
, fitted forth dolus of life, saw a if never affected,
(Vbent Soiled for stamp to my one. Nld ONLY by the
HARRIS REK1EDY CO.MFG.CHEHISTS.
Market and 8th Sts. ST. LOUIS, MO.
NICHOLS. SHEPfiRD SCO.;
23nttlo Crook, Sllcb.
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
"VIBRATOR"
THRESHING MACHINERY.
railE Hatchlcs Graln-SaTln?. TlmeSTliw,
ah anlilonrj-Satlnn Thretoers ofthli dar ajxl tteera
tlon. Bejond all rlralry Ibr Rapkt TVgtt, Ttrfnt Cltaaiar.
ao4 tbr 3rta j QraJa ftoin Waauja.
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UMu UU11L X klUllU
lJ' - -a.-. li Mm. J J
iSS'i!sasw5i"'-c?i;-r-r
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I HAVE 11GBIOYED HIT
I,iIYE:Rir ST.OCE
Into the new stable South of the
Marsh. : House.
COEXEK SECOSDZAXDCOLLEQE Sts.
"Where I lutond to koop a Flrst-olasi
EP
STUUH'oner Threshers a Speclaltr- Special
la of Separator maJa .if rv-ul la Staaa rairar.
QUB UorlralcJ Stcara Thresher Engine,
w wi. rvrbaot9 moa iracuoa, wiia vuaaAiO iacrQTaj.
menta, tar bejona xdj mer nil or '"
THE ESTinE Thwhlnff Expenses (and ofire.
three taflTstiaiex that amount) can b mada oj C
Sztra arala SATED by tieae tmpnrsad alacalui.
WJUI.V Kalseri nill not sohmltto theenor-
a nxms waatagaaXl . ;i.trfegjSv r- .
7"lT0T Only tastly tnpertor ror Who-
a Barler Brafana uu wrmai. urn wi, - .
fal Thref uer' to7 IT". Ttaothy. JlUt. Ot ffK
fieeda. Jtequlrea no "attac&areu or -ibi,t. -
cuauratroraoralnta Seeds. .( '
TX Thorough "WorSmanshtp, HejanV
aai PtrSnlon cf Parts, Onip!rtencs of ill mta, -0urMYl3CJTOB"Tij:tiicr0utiUarIacoiniira.l
Baa I if 'ali -jrJBCijBll 3k? 'it
OF
Slevenson&Gross
There ba9 been a great revival in
Wales. Iu tbe moonlight nights of
the past few weeks scenes were enac
ted rivalling those of Martha's Vlue
3ard. At Rboudu Valley young men
tore off tbeir studs aud gilt watch
chains and cast tbem to the earth ;
girls tore their earrings from their
ears and flowers from their Bkirts, and
scattered them to tbe wind , while the
preacher exhorted In tho Welsh
toungue until vast throngs arose from
the kneeling posture of humiliation
in which they had been listening,
and executed a wild, unooutb dance
until they fell exhausted on the earth.
N. Y. Sun.
Por Bargains in
Farmers' Trade Respectfully Solicited. Prices (he
SAME TO EVERYBODY.
J. H. ROYSE, Proprietor.
rapAKVELOCS for Simplicity of Parti. m',
aaTA less Uian oaebalf th oaual Belts sj4 Gears. Jf A
iicaa era, wun bo uiKnop or ocauerjaetti.
FOCH Sizes of Separators Xade, J
from Six toTweIre-Uoreils.adloarriW
ed llorae 1'owers to nttth. "
0K Particulars, Call on .-," wfjei
atJi!
jasav
.w .ua
irrUe to ta ftr Jlliutrascd ClKottr
Ier' or
wsaanacw
BS.OVs7"nsr"V"ILLE
f 0
Tear & CampbslUgbnts.
RroiYUYlUo, JVel.
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Priiate lloiflul, JUS
8 Clark St.t hlcteo.
ill CrapedaltT a l
frltat-, thr.nl. acl
Hera ale IXacascs.
teotatutlun free
Laities aad Gea'Ie
men, tend one tk ar
f.r sample, of bet
r a b b t r roods, aa J
valnabl. lafurmatloo
br iiprni. Itellia
ble Female Pint. IS
txr boa. 1'rlsate
nome and carae t r
Ladus daring coo
fl&em.riL
six
E t-J-1 a . . tlee SO
.'la r.j raaH. Mrttt.
-i. of Natur.. rhrtl
oktrj of llarrla... Or
saoa r U.a.ratloa.
Claeaua of Toatb, aad1
afaahoed, a wealth or
choke and TalaaM. in
roraiatlaa, at htterrtt
to bath tears. !lMMt
otTeorlTe rood tatto
aod reflaement. Iafr.
mattoa a.T.r betor
patll.hfd. Xo family
sfcoald be vlthoal It
C7"Alrei. Dr. A. O.
OLLt.
C3
cc
B( lut8L
Manhood: How Lost How Restored
fnfP&yt Ja,,t pul!ilI,a new etiun.u orUr
SftOtXAi'ulvvrwflVH (Vlclirntcl Knr
1
( II the nt Unit cu.r (Without mill-
CIlfOrSl-KKMATOHHIIIl V Or S-Wtlll-lial
tllk !l"-l. ilivtttllllturv SMalual
I,xwo. WiwiaHV, Mmial il l'byoknl Iiacfi
ixtrity. IiiiiMMllrueiita to MMrrHi;.-. vie . k Con
tumption. Kpllefwy ami Kiln. tiMtucvtl by tMu-
Ke.
A Good it. an for -washing Stock
ings. A good plan iu washing stock
ings, now that colors are eo largely
used, is to roll tbem, after being rin
sed, into a piece of white linen, and
squeeze it to remove all the moisture
possible, then dry, and the stockings
look new again. A small spoonful of
spirits of salts in the water will be very
eillcient in keeping the color. Globe
Health.
OBCA.HLES jSTBIDI-IlIIT,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
Eoreign and Domestic Marble, Monuments,
TOMB STONES, TABLE TOPS, &c, &o.
rii-iTTTil r rCCTPTTC AU orders prompt-niled.nml witlsractlon simranteed
JPJiLlAL UllOlunO Olflce and Yard, Main street, between Oth and 7th,
FURNISHED m. m. Conner, Coveting Aamt
ttWl'rirr, In a slvI -nvfliii. ttnlr six eoaian.
'ITh- celfbntlwl author. In thU Mtmlriatal rbawr.
clarly l-montnttm. from a thirty nr swecism
rI practice. tbM thulBruiinaScuuV4nBcfiarBwlt
ahaf lUftv ha rtHlhtlly eur! without tave aMaTr
ttm ww of internal iuli1nv or th aftftlteutisHi t
the kulfe: pointinir nut n hxhIc ofcarw at aac
siHij.fe. rerUtlsi ami frtferttutl. Mr aumaas aaf wbieb
f very nutlrrcr. no matltr what kin eoototltsM aay
tw. may cure hlmoeir ehowply, arltaMy, aatt rmA
rttllif. Ca-TlilH r.ecturn hnuM be In the ltaBds- avf every
youth nml f very wan in lb land.
bntiiniitrrtal. In a ilnln ntsrntpv. t any tut -ilrem.ot
paM,rni ript or hIi cttlaor Iwwmhi
ae stamrjH. AiMrvttn th- Mablsaawnt. TIIK CUr
VKRWKLl.5IKIICALCO.,4t Am St, New Yurie
Pent Office Ilox. fin.
A German physician has demon
strated that early rising is a very bad
habit. He has taken tbe trouble to
collect information as to tbe habits in
this respect of several persons who
have lived to au advauced age; and
be finds that in a majority of the cases
the long livers have indulged in late
hours.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
"William", said one Quaker loan
other, "thee knows I never call any
body names ,- but William, if the Gov
ernor of tbe State should come to me
and say, "Joshua, I want thee to find
tbe biggest liar in the State of New
York," I would come to thee and say,
William, the Governor wants to see
thee particularly.''
The Ohio democratic ticket, eays
the Chicago Times special, is skill
fully made up to catch soft aud me
dium soft money men, the soldier ele
ment
man vote
tative on tbe ticket
snd thp Welsh, Irish aud r,er-j.rjr tnCr'T1iV-dM:
ote, as each class has a repreien-1 Pj? Jy e0LU-' -
' r stantlairortuniMeerywe
TRPHFSSTUDENTS5-
1 LHilLllUSlOII or S'00 i
o PTiinrsiTPSoO
CxOIUUCItlO to
SlOO or JV!00 per
mONTIIdurinct ArATION i rfal'par.icuiars
address J. C. ilctUKDY & IV.. CLlcai: j, IiL iMvt
3AChromo.nowfIoi:e,Lce.ect..t .tUDS"!
(Jin c 01. ltxrIUIer Sl; Co., scltodnck Cea
lrci New York.
Mrs. Partington says, there are a
great many women who, if they were
once free, would never enter the rrar
itiino stage again.
JAMAGA GINGER
The only co inblnatiun of the tnie Jamaica GIccr
with choice A -otnatiesaoU FxeiKh Brandy, for all
Summer ttiiiipmiiit
dicioaslyInvestenWal!.
ie i-i-',-'h r ft "'"-
siantial XortuniM every weeK, andpavj an .u.
nercentaze of nrutlu by the -New CapIUlizatun
System of Operating In stocks. Full expianai- a
on nn;.i:rntln to Adams. Brown fc Co. Uancers, J
Broad St., . Y.
TITUS BRO'S,
DEALERS IX
$T mw
3Aii&M Jzi&lM
NEMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA,
Bo not intend to be undersold by any house In Nemaha
County. Conic and see us, and learn our ttrlces.
WE KEEP A FULL STOCK OF
DryGroods.Grroceries.Hardware.
QUEENSWAEE,
K0-7Z0K3, HATS, CAPS, aOQTS, SHOZS, CvUL OIL, LAHrS, kz., ks.
couymY produce taken ix exchange for goods.
U.VIVKUS1TY OF SEBttASXA.
Instruction ictvea in nil Uia hrsiuh or n
liberal education. Open to both Iftditw aU
gentlemen.
Candidates for aiimlMtlon to the JrjHra
tory Irp4wtmrtU mnt pston a Mr examina
tion In Urthoicntphy. Readins, ArUhmMic.
GeoKnophy. Knijlish Grammar, a ml tlv Hh
tory ot th rnltl SUitsw, I(wrtrtHVrR JBtv
en In hlKher Arithmetic. EhkIUIi Anaty.H
nml ltyiel Geo;rpby, etveh tor a atot
term.
.. . TrrriOXFIIKTOAI.1.
Fll Term begin TtMMlay. HpUaMrr M.
liw.N and ends Frhlay. DrcrMnrr .
,JJf,ntrT'r,,,helnsTnn"Jr. Jmihmt2.
IK, and ends March 21.
Spring Term bvatin April l.aanlIaH en
theSpcond Wrtlneiay .f Juae. th ttay
the annual eotntnen-inent.
Catt i.-rii. ronla n.nir foil - J--
can he had upon arp.tr::mit to
K. K. r v ! KtiELD, ChaeDr.
LI n rol r. J n I y H. ! t7 . y j
JosepLi Sclmtz,
DKALSK IX
Clocks. Watches, Jewelry
Kp
fX Xp- rvinttaatly on navaat a!jararaot Wsl
jryS ai-. r. ! t-k of cnuireax..i- B hlaltava
jJjjJKr-inT r ..f ' Walth ao4 JVwvtry
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LAZARUS & MORRIS'
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Please write
for l.aree Illnt-
rrntcd Cntn-
I locueot
It IEI.ES, SHOT GUNS, Ss KEVOV.-EKS.
Address Great Weatcru Gua "Works, ltttsbur3, 1 a.
v m sTW. c .. 'mL&j sr.
I aai l I . IWBIU -aaar . ' aa I
BLHAnC cxo-
fiWiJi". vvji
FCRPABTICDLARS
WhiteSewing Machine Co.
( i r.r.nKTE nxrKTiD
SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES
No. 5ft Main Street
Bnow:;v:i.i.:. NtBMA-n.rt.
KS UWBR0W0r. ADDRESS:
Clevela?-jd,ohio.
T.ETTER HEADS. ,
BILL HEADi
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