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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1881)
.mhmw wumjjMimjai. Hdf 1L jff 1 .jS3JI tvm mn: Hmu Iak U romr-i W V' ?mfv d K ESTABLISHED 1856. I Oldoit Papor in tho State. J BUSINESS CARDS. T IT. B HOADY, 0 Attorney ami Oouniolor Rt Ijiw, OilloeovorStAtu nank.llrownvlllr.Neb. C A. OS BO UN, U. ATTOllNKV ATLAW. Umco.No.81 Mnln itrnot.llrownvlle, NeuJ T S. S T ULL, 0 . ATTOIINKVS AT LAW. Olllcoof County Judge. Ilrownvlllo, Nobrnilca. A S. 110 LL AD AY, txt IMiyilelnn, Surgeon, Ohtetrloliti. Graduated In 1851. Located In BrownvUleiaM. OlUoe,4l Main Mreot, Ilrownvlllo, Neb. J "W. OIBSON, hlaoicsmith and house SIlOKIt Work done to ordor nnd latlnfnctlon minranteed t-'lmt street, between Mnln and Atlantic, Urown vllle.Nob. p A T CLINE, ISAHIIIONAIIT.K 00T AND SHOE MAKER ?Vi CUSTOM WORK niadeto order, nnd tin nluay unranteed. Hopnlrlnit neatly and promptly doiif hop, No. 37 Mulnntreet. Drownvllle.Noh. 1 M. BAILEY, HUIIM'KIl AND OKA I, Kit IN LIVE STOCK MiOWXVlLLK, NK11RASKA. Knrmerti, please call and got prices; I wttn to twimllo your Htoclc. Olllfe Flret Nuttonnt Uunlt. AIAIU,ATT &. KING, DKAI.KIIH IS" I General Merchandise Dry Goods, (Irnrorlos. Heady Mudo Clotlitnu. Hoots, Whops. Ilatn, CitpN, nml it (Jonornl Af .sortmont of Drugii ami Pnlont Mi'illi'tiif-t. &. Highest priori paid for butter nml egK-. ASlMNWAIilj, NEBRASKA. EIGHT 1 PER CENT. I will tniilco MnrtKnfl Loans ON AI'PUOVKI) KAHM 8ECUKITY, AT 82 0.5. Annual Interest. NO COMMISSION. P. J. STOWELL, Attorney at Law, Sheridan, Ntb. 2m:i Jacob Marohn, llrowiivlllc, IVcbraiHKa. MERCHANT TAILOR, and denterln I'lnol.'ullsh, Kroiich, Scotch nml Fancy Cloths Vi'stlnN, Ktc, Ktc. WEDDING SUITS A SPECIALTY. ESTABLISHED IN 1856, OLDEST Real Estate Agency IN IVICKllASICA.. William. H.Hoover. Dooh a Renonil Kottl Entato luminous. Hellti .Lands on CoiiiuiIhnIoii, examines TUIch, .nuikos DoedH, MortRiigoH, and all lnMrn rments portalnlnc to the tntnBfor of Ileal Eh itato. Huh a Complete Abstraot of Titles to all Heal Estate In Nemaha County. AIITI10HIZKI) BY TIIK U. S. (lOVKUNMKNT First National Bank OF HROWNVILLK Paid-up Capital, $50,000 Authorized " 500,000 IS IMIEI'AHKOTO TnANHACT A General Banking Busines. I1UY AND HELL COIN & CURRENCY DRAFTS an all the principal cities of the United States and Europe MONEY LOANED On approved security only. Time Drafts discount od, and xppclal uccnmmndntlonBKranted to dopoilt or. DealerBln OOVEHNMKNT I10NDH, STATE, COUNTY & CITY SECURITIES DEPOSITS Received payahlo on demand and INTKIlKSTal lowed on timecurtlUcateH of deposit, DIIlKOTOns.-Wni.T. Den. II. M. Bailer. M.A Handler. Frank K. Johnson, Luther lloodley Win. FraUher. JOHN h. CAItSON, A. n. DA VI80X Cashier. President J, C.McNAUailTON.Assl. Cashier. NEBRASKAADYERTISER lion. John H. llookwnltcr, Democrat ic candidate for Governor of Ohio, ac cepts tho nomination. Loss of life by ami stroke lias been unusually large in the east during tho hot term. Whisky ami beer drinkers are struck tho oftenest. Private Dalzell suggests that every body give to cents toward the fund for M is. G infield. Exvha nye. "What for? Is alio an object of char ity? i .ill - A sovero shock of an earthquake oc curred in Switzerland and east part of France on the iWd. At Morges some houses wore shaken down but no loss of life reported. Humors are circulated in Europe of combinations against England. It is reported that Bismarck premised Franco tho governing power in Egypt anil tho Mediteriaiiean. also that an effort is progressing to t lie effect that a French-Herman alliance has been made with Austria and Italy. Commissioner Ratun has been ad vised of tho killing of deputy marshal Drayton, of South Carolina, while mak ing an effort to arrest -John MoDowd, tho operator of an illicit whisky distil lery near Central in l'ickons county. The commissioner sent instructions to collector Bravton. brother of tho mur dered marshal, to take a sullicient posse mil eijtorcotlie law. V now paper has just been started at Humboldt, called the Farmers' At I co rah, and is edited by .lodge Mason. The paper is owned by the fanners and will be run in their interest. It will piobably take considerable of their loose change to keep it going, but they ran have lots of fun along with the rest of tho boys. Sward Wad?. What! by Judge Mason!?! Well, now, mother Shipton must havespoken truly. A ono horse preacher at "Washington by tho name of Fred 1). Power, stood in his pulpit on Sunday and uttered venomous falsehoods for political ef fect against such men as ox-Senator Colliding and (ion. Grant. It is bad enough for such lies to bo told in papers like the Chicago Ti ibunt or tho Courier Journal, but from tho pulpit better and truer sentiments are gnnerally ex pected. Tho Jivpitblicnn of .Jewell, Knasas, says it hears a great deal of complaint from farmers about tho ravages of chinch bugs; that the "little pests have destroyed the greater part of the spring wheat and damaged the oats some." "Tlie nourishment received have sharp ened tlmir appetites, their num bers l.ave been multiplied by millions, and they aie moving in force on tho vast corn fields." "It does seem -.trango that farmers will persist in sowing small grain, resulting inevitably in loss to them as their late experience again proves." Tho editor "ventures tho statement that attempting to raise small grain in this part of Kansas is a grand mistake." He then advises a short stop on tho aiii.ill giam business and that attention be turned to such crops as llax, castor beans, sorghum. Tho pponlo at the White .House, Washington, had quite a scaio on tho 2)ld at a sudden change for the worse in the President's condition. His im provement had been uninterrupted, ap parently, up to tho hour of S o'clock on tho morning of that day, when ho was attacked with a sovero chill, followed soon by tho rise of pulso to 130, tem perature 101. Drs. Agrow and Hamilton woro tele graphed for by tho attending physi cians, who not being able to positively account for tho sudden change, were much alarmed. Within a few hours tho fever began to decline, and by ') p. in. tho groat pa tient was much better. The doctors woro of tho opinion that thoro had been an abscess formed, or that tho wound had begun to heal between where the ball is lodged and tho mouth of the wound. Tho flow of tho pus had nearly stopped. A larger drainage tube was inserted, which hud a beneficial effect. BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1881. Guiteau is a professed Christian and has lectured under tho auspices of tho Y. M. C. A. Guitoau is, or was. up to tho time ho gave up hope of being ap pointed to an ollleo.n fervent adminis tration man, even going so far as to tender by letter to tho president his sympathy, and assuro him of his sup port. Guiteau was a devoted member of Plymouth church, and belonged to ono of Ueecher's Biblo classes. Now take your choice as to which profession or society, or belief, or dogma, imbued him with tho spirit of assassination. The stalwart dodge will not answer any longer, becauso ho was not a stal wart, never was, never oven said he was. Until it was proved to bo a Ho that Guiteau declared himself a stal wart, great weight was given to his own testimony by tho half breed editors and preachers, If that rule is as good now as it was then, and there is no reason why it should not bo, thoso gen tlemen may llnd a true and tangible text in his declaration that his concep tion of tho idea to kill the president was an inspiration from God. Guiteau simpjy amplilled his faith in his re ligion. Now who can doubt our prop osition that it was revenge that prompt ed him to slay tho president, and that had ho received kind treatment at the hands of the appointing power, instead of snubbings and rebuffs; had his self esteem been fed and flattered instead of insulted, had his self alleged inlluenco in electing Garfield boon re cognized instoad of ignored, had his proffered sympathy and support been rewarded by an appointment, his re vealed duty would not have boon to kill the prosidentf 'Conklingllien would probably have been his victim for sacri fice for harmony in tho party. A Maj. J. S. Carr, of North Carolina, recently in Chicago, was interviewed by an Inter Ocean reporter, regarding tho feeling in tho South over tho at tempt to assassinate the President. Maj. Carr said: While the majority of tho voters of our State cast their ballots for Gen. Hancock, wo cheerfully accepted the will of the majority of the country, and after the inauguration of (ion. Garfield felt that he was our President as much as of any other section, and wo loved and honored him as such, as well as for his personal merits; and when thisblow was struck it was aimed at every Southern heart. No part of the country responded more quickly with tender sympathy, none offored more earnest prayer for his recovery than I ho South. Nothing since tho war has drawn the hearts of Noith and South more closely together and raised the veil that has been so closoly held by designing politicians, thus revealing to all sections that tho hearts of the peo ple aro united in love for our country. On this occasion I ant proud to say the South is "solid" in her loving sympathy and earnest regret. Lincoln Globe: The plat, of tho new town of Burchard, on the Republican valley branch of the IJ. & M. will be llled this week and tho lots placed on the market. Burchard will have a boom. Another comet has appeared in the northeast which cannot yut be seen with tho naked eye. This is said to be tho fourth ono that has been discovered within ton weeks. Tho Cincinnati Enquirer makes tho following homo thrust at the Chicago Tribune: "It is getting difllcult to draw the line betweon egotism and in sanity." Guiteau, it seems, is not, was not, a stalwart. Ho could not bo a stalwart and an assassin at the same time. Germany will, it is calculated, lo.sn a quarter of a million of her subjects by emigration this year.. Hon. Levi P. Morton, Ministor to France, sailed for his post of duty on tho 20th. Tho Lancaster county fair will bo held at Lincoln, commencing Septem ber lith. Kearney county fair will bo held at Minden, September 7th, 8th and Oth. ' Jay Gould recently purchased tho the Novada Central nrilroad. Tho Now York legislature adjourned sine die on the 'J!)d. "" WfflBHe MiojrwniHiiiii.iirnni MISCELLANEOUS, A box was recently caught at Florence, floating down the Missouri, which had a dead man in it. Body could not bo identified. The notorious Idaho Bill was recent ly killed by his father-in-law, attholat tcr's rancho on Bear Hiver. Bill was abusing IiIh wife when the old man hit him over tho head a deadly blow with a rod of iron. And all the settlers aro glad as Bill was not popular among them. A lightning bolt in Holt county, Neb., killed the team of John Cook and toio the clothing from his body and boots from his feet. Mr. Cook will recover. Charly Swan, 10 years old, of Daw son county, Neb., was drowned in Beaver creek, He with other boys had gone into tho water to bathe. Tho Grand Island Independent says a man named Youngermau, lhing eight miles oast of Grand Island, com mitted suicide last Thurda. afternoon by shooting. Ho borrowed a shotgun of a neighbor, saying ho wanted it to kill a hawk. Ho then went to a straw slack anil set it on fire and climbed up on the stack, put the muzzle of the shotgun to his breast, pulled the frig ger with his too and was iustantlv killed. The London standard, commenting on the recent train robbery, congratu lates its readers that such a wholesale robbery eolild not happen on an Hnglishtram. There were !!!" iron furnaces in the United Stittes on the 18th insl. For tho same ditto in 1S77, there were but 'JoO. Mrs. Samuels, mother of the James boys, says they are both dead, but hoi statement is not believed. A tramp put off a '.rain at Hastings, Mo., shot and mortally wounded the brakeman, S.J. White. Governor Boberts, of Texas, it. response to tho letter of Governu Foster, of Ohio, asking for his opinio, relative to a day of thanksgh ing, say. (hat he deems it inconsistent with hit position as Governor to direct religious services to bo hold in a Stale where church and state are. and ought to bo, separate in their functions. A man who has followed race-horses for twenty years says ho has nevei seon5.uver,29,0()0 at a.ruijoIn America, but often as many as 200,000 at the Derby in England. A Mrs. John Dahines, at Ft. Wayne, Ind., murdered her daughter Annie. She is said to be insane. Col. S. G. Wood, 70 years old, living alone, near Gray's .Summit. Franklin County Mo., was murdered by having his throat cut by some one unknown. A Mrs. Fechtner, of Louisville, throw concentrated lye into the eyes of Dr. G. W. Priest, a dentist, blinding him. Tho woman sajs Priest seduced her. Col. Shelby To vis, of Crab Orchard Springs, Ky was probably fatally shot, JOth inst. A deaf mute, named Seward, was re cently arrested in Philadelphia, while tiying to accumulate a fund by beg ging lroin door to door, to pay for the defence of Guiteau. In reply ton question the mute wrote: "Guiteau is a Frenchman. I am a Frenchman. He is right to kill Garfield." A report comes that a terrible bloody light recently occuried between the French troops and Arabs at Sfax, and that .100 of the latter were slaughtered. Some far-sighted Yankee has sent to Washington a pair of silver ornaments for the horns of tho President's cow. This touching exhibition of sympathy should be substantially remembered. hi February last a tramp printer, without a cent in tho world, walked into tho ollice of tho Sun. Socorro, N. M. After borrowing 2.) cents and earning $.") he wont prospecting, locat ed a claim, and has lalelv sold two thirds of it for 8:10,000. Tho other members of the Cabinet aro said to call Secietary Lincoln "Bob," anil Secretary Hlaino always addresses Secretary Windoin as "Rill." France hopes to bo able for the coming year to feed her own popula tion without importing any wheat. Tho soldiers of Illinois havo a re union at Rlooiningtoii on the 7th, 8th, and Oth of September, which, it is ex pected, will bo the largest gathering of the kind over held in tho Northwest. Two hundred and sixty-ono thous and one hundred and forty-three im migrants have arrived at New York since Jan. 1. California has on hand tho largest amount of wheat over carried over it being placed by tho San Francisco Produce Exchange in excess of 12,000, 000 centals. A follow who had just finished ft most improbablo story was effectively silonced by a quint man of tho party, who roinarked: "Young man, I would not repeat that again if I wero you? Joo Medill himself would not Hs that way for less than 82 a day, VOL, 26, NO. 6. A trotting maro at Pittsburg, called Mattle Hunter, is a good one. She re cently made a mile in 2:12 .f. Henry S. Smith, who murdered James Burton, a' oat a year ago, was hanged at Corinth, .Miss., 18th inst., in presenco of fi.000 people. "Billy tho Kid," the notorious bov outlaw or New Mexico, was killed by Sheriff Gnrntt of Lincoln county. He got tho drop on tho kid and brought him down shot through tho heart. In Cass county, hid., 1Mb, Win. Gieenniuidored lOnos Brumbaugh. Many Negroes aro now einlgiatlng from Louisiana nnd other southern States to New Mexico. Sittl ig Bull, w 1 1 live chiefs, 200 bucks, women and children have sur rendered at Fort lluford. Thoy had fow ponies and anus and wero in a generaliN destitute condition. Two boy, named Richards and Grose, aged i-l and 11 years, me in jail at Rocklan I, Me., for murdering a bov Willie Cain. The younger of tho two has told the storj, which in effect Is that while gathering berries Richards wanted Willie's money, and ho gave him ten cents, but upon lofusal to give him till he had Bichards hit him oir ilto head with a stick, knocking him dow'n. Richards and Grose then led Willie to thu bank of a pond, when Richards hit him again with thu club and pushed him into the pond, and he at oucu disappeared beneath the water. A young married man, named Esty, near Tipton, Mo., shot his wife, in a iCiilous lit anil then killed himself. Thu woman may recover. Col. U. L. Mott, of Columbus, Oa., was ktllfed by being struck by a train ol'carsin the union depot at Atlanta. Many republicans in Virginia aro coining out in favor of the Mahoilo (action. Tin ar.ny worm is devastating the 'lulds in Williams county, III., destroy ,ng largo llelds of grain in a short lime. Farmers are harvesting their oats to sae a pa tof them. Peter D. Rouso, a burly minor of Colorado, six feet high, mo pounds weight, a notorious rough and lighter, has issued a challenge to John L. Sul livan, of I lost on and Paddy Ryan, of Tioy, New York, to light him ai catch weights, acccording to tho rules of the London prize ring, lor from $ 1,300 to 2,000i;or tho heavy weight chainpion .iliip Iho light to bo decided in Wyoming or Dakota, six months from tho signing of articles. Mr. Rouso will get badly licked first thing ho knows. At HjraciiHo, N. V., a four story b'ock valued at $;100,000. and which contained ono of tho llnest opera houses In tho state was burned last week. A Roman Catholic building was burned at Roxton Falls Canada, and Father L.-.rno perished in tho flames. That wo'' I have been an auspicious time fo ..u- t miracle. Statr Journal: Jennie Moore, a woman of some notority in this city for the past year or two, lately went to Hustings and rented a house in the suburbs of that iu. . Milage. She was engaged in furnishing tho domi cile but tho night before she was to movo in, tho dwelling was discovered to be in Humes and it together with its contents burned to the ground. Tho Lincoln Demnrrat says: "At a low estimate one-third of the initio population of Lincoln carries conceal ed weapons." J list so it is in all tko towns and cities. C. S. Smith of Arizona, while dsijiU, ing in a saloon at Napa, shot hiujrJ; in the head with a pistol and iliodi in stantly. S. Harvey, a cook at a hotel hi. Silver City, Xew Mexico, was reoivfciy shot dead by the deputy city innvsDal. Maud S and St. Jnlloa moot at Rochester driving pai(c August VI, This is tho course on which Maud S made:.' Ml li last soasuu, and conse quently great intercut centous in tho forthcoming event. Lariainiocicy ?h coiivulbed with ow iteiuont over ht- alleged discovery of' rich coppormul'silvor mined uwir the city. A lecttit fire at Colfax, Washington T. destroyed 2(5 buildings. A slight shook of an earthquake was felt at Los Angelas, Gal., aid inst, Mark L. Stoddard, while stripping tobatho in tho San Juan river, Gal-, dropped his revolver from his clothes, which was discharged, killing him, Robert Castollo. near Arkansas city, aliot a man named Gatbuoy while hQ. was plowing, killing him anil a hct&e., Illinois Stato fair wilt thisr be.hold at Peoria, Sept. 20th to Oct;, frl There is no tiuth in tho reports that ehlnch-bmrs have destroyed all tie barbs on tho wire fences in Iowa, or that tho grasshoppers havo enttm alt tho gwm shutters of? the- houses in Mini) wot". President GarfloWs mother is serL ously jit at Salem Ohjo, frho is 60 yisivs ctU .