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.NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
OLDEST PAPER IN THE STATE,
a. w. FAinunoTHin, an. u. r. uANor.iis.
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Subscription, $2.00 Per Year.
ONLY ft. GO, IF PAID IN ADVANCE.
Huml the urliclu on need wlieul.
A. W. Niokwll, reliable (Initial.
Dr. ('(iIIIiih will lit; in his olllco in
Urownvlllu the lii-Hl nevun Uuy.4 In
Kohrimry.
Nfsiimliii City Ima ruculvwl a nm
olilnu lor ninlUnir "int'.ssod brick." It
irt Hits propuily ol' Jiundur and Mulvin,
wo boliuti'.
Cu.ll in and pay for This Advicu
tisisu In udvanco and wo will mako
you a ptusunl of KoikIiiII'h "TtouUhb
on tho llorao."
Oscar li. Hiilihvin, tlio oinbi'zliiig
cuslilur of tlio McclmnleH Nalional
Hank of Now York, lias been Hcntonccd
to in yours In tho st'ito prison.
Thoro is a vigorous uiovoinctit on
foot In Wlconsiii to rovlvo capital
ininlaliinont, which was abolished in
that stiito tweiity-llvu years ago.
Humcinbor it is only lliosu who pay
in advance that jjK our paper at 9 1. fit)
a year. Look at thu ta on your iiapcr
and hco when tlio liinu paid for is up.
' Tlio Catholics of Culvoit will give
a concert in .Siunuclsou Hurl On tin
(iVoiiiugof tin) 20th Inst. Soino good
MiiiKois of Nebraska City will aid by
Miolr presence and music.
T. r. Ponton denier in groceries
couitir tltll and Main Street, has for
niilo the renowned White sewing niu
cliluo. "ttlso tho UoiiHohold sowing ma
' ehino. llftty (ire both very light rniinin,'
ndalnioatuoiseless, warranted for live
years. Cull and see tiiom.
Tlio Headjuster Legislature of Vir
ginia is coimnuiicliiK well, as tho III si.
bill !t passed was the uppropiuitiou i)i
100,000 fur a public odiool fund, and
SlOO.uol) for the eslablisliuieiit and
inaintenaueo of a normal school I'm
colored teachers.
Tho "homo talent" of Calvert will
appeal befoie the public on the evening
(Jof the IJUIi Inst. Their "piece" is en
titled The Flower of the Family, which
is lull of interest and fun. The pro
ceeds will be applied for tlio benolil 01
tiie Library Association.
Mrs. l)oi rls, tho old woman who was
murdciud by her grandson at St. Lotito
bust ,veek, made her great wealth by
dealing in slaves before tho war. Her
husband gave her all tho babies of Ids
slave women, which she sold, and ap
propriated tlio proceeds to her own use.
Mrs. AV. E. Majors presented Wils
with a bouncing baby boy one day last
weeiq'and in answer to a postal from
S. A. Osborn, who suggested a name
for the little fellow, Wils says, "1 am
very muub pleased with the namo of
'Sioph,' liut Mrs. M. is determined to
call iKJutUi.'
., Those who read the Sheridan Pout,
of the tiOth ult., will see the point to the
following, which goes to illustrate how
few there aio duly quulillcd to cast
stones at Ids. neighbor, or whoMc'nowa,.
In tho swiftly turning whoolf tlrne,
how soon bo may have the tables turn
ed upon himsolt:
Wuhuvo it from "headquarters" that
a largo interest in tho Sheiidau Post
has gone into the possession of Hon.
Church llowo. who "put up" and took
up u largo claim that Hon. Win, Dailv
held against that establishment. This
was a very commendable, act on the
part of Mr. Howe, and tho editors of
tho Post may be truly thankful that
they have found in Mr. Howe n friend
ship whi-li, if merited, was by their
abuso of hui). and urn thus in their time
of uoud able to roalizo a beuelll from so
simple an act as that of selling out
Daily and taking in Howe. We con
gratulate Messrs. Fellows and Taggurt
tho latter in getting out oven over
their good fori mm for their own sake
and because wo can now ruadily see, as
can tha readers of the Post, why some
tilings which wo may have occasion to
refer to in tlio future are likely to bo
tliusly! that whereas tho Pout fonn
orly did buck most vigorously for
Daily, it will now leisurely proceed to
disembowel him, while it rends its
nether gnrments in tlio interests of tho
man of lied ford.
OHaiiKe ofK.iH'utloii.
Mr. H. CL Whittoinoro's friends juid
customers will bo interested in learn
ing that he has removed his stock of
groceries ami sowing machines into the
Swan building, south side Main street,
first door enst of MeOroery'sdrug store,
where ho will bo glad to greet all. and
nttond to any wants In his Hues of bus
iness. 'Remember tho place and call.
Fit rm fur ft cut.
Inquire of'fi. W. Falrbrolher,
Gnlvort.Xebraflkn.
I)'.,
rGo to Wliitlemoro'H sewing machine
tjiiiporinni apd grocery, for anything
jonvnnt, clfcjarjjfor cash. ,,
Guitcau'B Soutonco,
.Judge Cox (to tho prlsonor) Stand
up. Have yoil anything to say why
sentence fihotlld not bo passed upon
you ?
(luiteau (still sitting) - I ask your
honor to postpone tho sentence as long
as possible.
.Judge Cox -Stand up. Have you
anything to say why sentence should
not be pronounced upon you?
THIt l'lllHONHU SI'KAKS.
The prisoner then arose, pule, but
witli lips compressed and desperate de
termination stamped upon his features.'
in a low and deliberate tone he began,
but soon his manner became wild and
violent. Pounding upon Ids table ho
delivered himself of tho following ha
rangue: "i am not guilly of the charges net
forth in tho indictment, ft was Cod's
act, not mine, and Cod will take caioof
it, and don't let Hie American people
forget it. He will take care of it, and
every ollicer of this government, from
the executive down to that of the
marshal, taking in every man on that
Jury, and every member of this bench,
will pay for it, and the American na
tion will roll in blood, if my bod goes
Into the ground and I am hung. The
Jews put the despised Calliiean in the
grave, ror the time tlicy trlumpnct,
but at the destruction of .Jerusalem,
forty years afterward, the Almighty
got oven wi.li thorn. I am not afraid
of death. 1 am hcicasCod's man; kill
mo to-moirow if you waul. 1 am Cod's
man, and I have been from the start.''
PASSIM! SKNTKNCK.
Judge Cox thou proceeded to pass
sentence, addressing I lie prisoner as
follows:
"Von have been convicted of a crime
sotenible in its eireum-danccs and so
far-reaching in its results, that it has
drawn upon you I lie h.orior of the
whole world and llioexecralionof your
coiintr) men. Tho excitement produced
by such an oll'ence mado it no easy task
to m'ciiiv you a fair and iiuiuutial trial,
but you have had the power of tho
United States tieasury ami of the gov
ernment in oiir hcrvlcc to protect your
person i loin violence and to procure
evidence Iroin all parts of the country.
Vou have Had as fair and impartial a
jury as over assembled in a court ol
pisiico. Vou have been defended by
counsel with a zeal and devotion that
merits tho highest encomium, and 1
certainly luivu done my best to secure
a fair presentation of your defense.
Notwithstanding all this, you have
been fcund guilty. It, would bo a
comfort to many people ii the verdict
of the jury liad established the fact that
our act was that of an irresponsible
man. It would have left lli'. people
under beliel that the crime of political
assassination was entirely toreign to
tlio constitution and construction ot
our euuiiiiy. l ins ieuit lias denied
them that comfort. Tim country will
accept L as a tact that erinio can lie
committoil, and the court, will have to
deal w.th it with the highest penally
known to the criminal code to serve as
an example to oihers. Your career has
been so oxtiaordiuary that the people
might well at limes liuvo doubted yotu
sanity, but we cannot but believe that
when, the. crime was ooinmitted 'you
thoroughly understood tho nature' of
thoi crime anl its consequence Clilleau
'lA was aiding as Cod's mmi.'Puml
.Unit yon luiil moral sense and con
science enough to recognize tho moral
iniquity of such an act. Prisoner
Thai's a mailer of question.' Vour
own testimony shows that you recoiled
with horror fiom it. You say that you
prayed against it You say that vou
thought It might be prevented. This
shows Unit your conscience' warned you
against it, but by the Wretched sophis
try of your" own mind you worked
yourself up against tho protest of your
own eonserenco. What motive could
iave induced you to this act must be a
matter of mere conjecture. Piobably
men will think that some fanaticism
or morbid desire for self-exaltation was
the real inspiration lor tho act Your
own testimony seems io controvert the
theories of your counsel, The) hao
maintained the thought, riuiutMh. be
lieve, that ou was diiven against your
will by an Insane impulse. "The testi
mony showed that you deliberately re
aohed to do it, and that the deliberate
and dhguised will wan some impulse.
This may seem insanity to somo people,
but tho law looks upon it as willful
crime. You will have an opportunity
of having any errors I may havu com
mitted during tho comae of the ujal
passed upon by the eourt, but mean
while it is necessary for mo to pro
nounce tlio sentence of the law, that
you be taken to the common jail in tho
District, from whence you came, and
there be kept in conliueinent, and on
Friday, the aoth day of June, issa, you
be taken to the place prepared for your
execution, within the walls of said' jail,
mid llieie, between the hours of ly and
'J p. m., you bo hanged by the uoek un
til you are dead; and may tho Lord
have mercy on your soul," -
During tlio reading Guiteau Ptood
apparently unmoved and with his gaze
riveted on the judge, but when tiro
lluiil words were spoken ho struck tho
tnblu violently and shouted, "And may
the Lord have mercy on your soul. I
would rather stand horn than where
that jury does, and where your honor
stands. 1 am not afraid to de. T
stand here as Cod's man, and Cod Al
mighty will ouiso every man who has
had a part in the procuring of this un
righteous verdict. Nothing but gool
has como of Garfield's removal, and
that, will bi tho verdict of posterity on
I . - fill ( 1. B
iratlon, I don't caro a snap
-e.d.ct of thisco.rupt geneta ,
would rather a thousaiul tiines
for tlio Vei
tion. 1
bo in my posiiion than in that of those
who have hunted me to death. I
shall lmvo a glorious flight to glory ,,but
that miserable scoundrel Corkhill will
have a permanent job down below,
where the dovil Is preparing for it."
Five years hence: First Citizen
How is tliecaiHo of education nourish
ing in your state? Second Citizen
Weil, we aro short of funds. The corn
crop was a failure last year, and whisky
was high, and the temperance fanatics
are seriously interfering witli the cause
of education, If tlicy can break up the
business they do not seem to care
whether the children aro educated or
not. Let's take a drink in aid of tlio
cause. Here Is to the youth of Aineii
ca. The more whisky the nioro educa
tion. lnlvr Ocean,
It scorns to us that that sentiment is
already prominent. The educational
question in thu west Is the most potent
one, in the maintenance of saloons, in
small towns this in cspf chilly true and
wo remember of reading a few weeks
ago in a proclamation of the ma) or of
Omaha, a warning that tho welfare of
tho city schools depended upon the
amount of money received from saloon
licenses. And gentlemen of Omaha
drink in aid of the cause.
The Seed Annual for
1882, just'
published by 1). M. Forry & Co.. De
troit, Mich.,. .and supplied iree to all
upon application, is a most valuable
work, and wortliv of a place in any li
brary. Not only arc its illustrations of
IliHt-i'lass order,' but its pages aro full
to repletion witli information of the
most valuable kind to all who grow
anything from the tiniest flower to the
largest garden crops. Being them
selves seed growers on Hie largest scale,
they bring the work an amount of
practical experience hardly equaled by
any others, whllothoy are thus enabled
to supplv seeds of the puiost quality
and most vigorous growth Hint can be
obtained. We gladly call attention to
their advertisement in our column else
wheie. List of Lattors
Remaining in the postolllce at Urowu
vi lie, Xobraskii, for week .ending
Feb. oth, l2t:
Hrunier, L'liiilip.
nruuhuw.Chi'isi'laii
E.irle. A. II.
HutchiiiM, Chin-lie.
Iluichius. Sarah C.
I'ierce, M.
.-iheriuan. .lames..'
Taylor. William.
Taylor, Hannah. 'J
Kenningtou,.7!'. .12'. C.
rosTAi. i-Anns.
Davis, A!T. .Johiibon, .J. W.
12arle. A. II. Williamson, .lames
L'ersons oallhrt for any of the nbdve
will please Riiyhlvvrtised.
Olllco hours dJi. m. to 8 p. in. Sun
days, from I to J i'. m. and 4 to 5 p. in.
T. C. ll.WKKH, 1'. M.
A man proposed to Scoville that
when tho lito had been choked out of
ois biother-iu law' that they pot his
body intourolrigeator, to prosonu tho
n.itural likeness .of tho assa-siu, and
travel over the country exhibiting it,
:it so much a head, to the morbid curi
osity of i lie people. Scoville when told
thai his share of the receipts would
amount to live hundred thousand dol
lars, was favorably impressed witli the
plan.
I III' Mill!.
Airs, llutehott's restaurant, only one
in town. Only reaou for felling is
the proprietor desires to go into other
business.
tVunU'il,
A good reliable man and wifo to
work on farm and do housu work.
Good wages and steady work thu year
round. Cui'itC'ii'lIowK it Son.
--Household Sewing Machine for
aale by T. F. Se.iton, corner tfth and
Alain.
A VTOJNl t( flJOtlKTN.
Mothers should remember it it: a
most important duly at litis season to
look after tlio health of'their families
and cleauso the malaria and impurities
from their systems, and that nothing
will tone up tlio stomach and liver,
regulate the bowels and purify the
blood ho perfectly as Parker's Ginger
Tonic, advertised in our columns.
Post. See other column.
XotUu?.
Mrs. E. .1. Monahan. of Maryville,
Mo., will bo in Brownvillo on Feb
t nth, and remain threo days Call on
her at tho Union House, where she is
prepared to treat all forms of eyo dis
eases successfully. Ilor treatment is a
permanent cure for granulated eye lids
and all forms of inilummation of the
eyes.
Surgical operations will bo purfdvir.
ed by Dr. D.C. Wilson, of Maryville.
fTU-jnrtvt wamsuawctxsatamMXmuBaTiitirt vtenmnma
LEGAL NOTICE.
Flnrnli II. HwHii.dnfeiMlunt, wilt 00u potUio
Hint mi tho SOilt iinv or.lnniiury, IRSJ, r.miln
M.Hvv'All, plalntltt. horoln II led Ills pntlMon'
In thu ilUirlot court of Ncijmlm ooiiuiy., No.
tirnnlcn, amUum nnld defendant. I ho object
and pruyor of which In to olttiilti a divorce
from deftmdunt. cm ti.o i-roimd that defend.
my inspi
nnt luu Ihhm willfully iilment irnm plnlntltr
for More limn throo yi'iri int piut rltlnnt
nnyjuit runup, UullfT prny for a ilonrru
thut he ho illvnreuil from dofonilnnt. Vou
nr required to answer ild petition on or
brforo thntlth ilny of Mnruh, It'.'.
J)atod Jnntinry 'JO, wi,
11w i,oi;i.m. SWAN.,
Jly liU Utornry, , H.Ntui.u
f71 , fH ' -,
H 1 1 PI tT APJl P,S
i. lllv'VJ J JJJl IfO
J'loiirt of all Grades,
Selected Teas, Pure Coffee and
Spices,
Choice Syrups and Molasses,
Orlid unU Ounueil Fmlli In Variety,
Glass and Queensware,
Also, a complete stock of Cvjara and
Tobuvco, and a full stock of Candies at
For flrat clas3 jroceries call on
T. Iv. Jonea.
Extra copies of the Advkktmeu
at A. W. Nickoll's. n
Now supply of nico cuke and
pica at Aaron Palmer's.
LnmK), Jiiiitternsqueensware und
fl.tBBWaie, at T. J.. .Jones.
C'liune nnil Infect .
The niitiii cause of nervousness is iii
digeslioli, and that is caused by weak
ness of tlio stomach. No one can have
sound nerves and good health without
using Hop Hitters to strengthen the
stomach, purif'v tin blood ami keep the
liver and kidneys active, to carry oil
all the poisonous and .waste matter of
tlio system. See other column.
$1 300 por year una ln wiinlly iniule nt
homo wnrkhiK (or K. O, Hideout A Co., 10
llarelny .Street, New York. .Send lor their
uat iloRiie and full particulars. 10 ly
AIivivy CStirri'filihiK.
A delicious odor is imparted by Flor
eston Cologne, which is always refresh
ing, no matter how freely used.
Whon horses and untile aro inplrlllesn
-oraRiry and, fudiilu tney need treatment
with UiKdo Siiii'n Condlllon Powiler. It
purlneM the lilooil, Impr veH tlio appetite
Cure eoliKand dlsletnpern, luvlKornles tho
K)trii uud will keep the milnial In aliulihy
liandhome condition. Sold by nil UrUKglnlH,
nioTicK.
To whom It mny concern:
This eel-lilies that IT. W. Crane lias
spent twoanil one-half years in my of
fice, as student and assistant, and that
I have found him to be a careful and
eflieient assistant. I would recom
mend him to those desiring dental
work, especially those desiring artifi
cial teeth. He will do your work well
and honestly. 0. 11. Colmns.
II. W. Crane can bo found at the
rooms formerly occupied by Di Col
lins, and will be pleased to seo all who
need tiny work ju the line of Dentistry.
Fresh Bread, pies and cakes at
ways on hand at A. Fal liter's.
NEMAHA CITY.
jT'iirjifSE,"
UVE.-.T AND FEED STABIE.
flood hu io; Ins anil horses, chnrifus rons
onnbte. IlHMt.ofenro tnkonof trauxlent stock
.v.v.r.. vjti .;.
lQljfaSi
11
SOOTS, SHOE
X
-.
AND HARNESS.
.vrilo nnd repaired as well as can bo done
nn.vwiieie, on short i.otlee, nnd
VliltY RliASONAltLti TNltMS.
Ofty HotCoI,
LEVI JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR.
Nt-iHA CITY NJCU.,
Centi-itlb located; flood laie.iinif nolnu
I in spui-eil tn luiiki- cuesiH comloilable,
flood b.irn for hoiMCMinil '
Vltartrcs
Jicwsomtbln.
ATTEHTIOH. FARMERS!
For your Aurleulturnl IinplnmeulK, nolo
DAVID A. MORTON,
Farm nrel Hprlut: Wat? ns. Sulky IMowi.
MrrltiK. 11h-a-, Horn I'iuuters, Itnrruvs
ltenp'r., Mowers, (Juiilvniorx, O rn Shtdlors
and tho lions ToiiKiieles Cultivator.
JOHN S MINICK,
Oeneral
iorcnanoise.
Nemaha City. "Nob,
B. BELL ANDREWS. M. D.( "
Physician Sf Surfeon,
Numalm City, Nolirnsljii.
Vails iu the Country Promptly Attend-
td, day or night.
Ql'KCIAI. ATTKNTtON jilrnn lo surKlen
VT) lleiifes uf woiiitm and Mirlertl jllsenses
of the eye:
.l'iileiits from ntiroad esti be furiitihed
rltn pleasant rooms and uceomiuodutlous,
GEO. I. HIIOOLC,
County Surveyor
HILLSDALE, NEBRASKA.
3 All ciillnfor HiirvnyltiK promptly nt
tended to, 31 U
A. J. Williams, Proprietor.
Harness Shop
Ho tin inddle, hrldlen nnd hnllora to milt.
And Hint they ar all rleht nooiiu will din-
puto.
Iio lint ood harnes too, both cIiirIo nnl
double,
You enn hnro whnt you want without ny
trouble.
Ho turn collion ntid hnrnens nnd whips and
nil Htioh,
Ofisoni) linriiemoll Do linn overdo niuoh.
Indeed bo keeps nil thut nortuln to bli line,
lu nil of which Hoodness and ijuullty coin-
bine,
lie work.i Kood material and due Ills work
utroiiK, ,
And yon need havo no ftnr tnnt thuro't any-
thtnu vronu
For this la a mutter wo would )ikyo undr.
Hlood,
All tbat'H made In IiIh id) op li warruutod v
Kood. -yv
If your hoiscB or inuUsnro subject to fret,
Ho can keep olf the lllen with a nplendld fly
net.
And If they aro skllllsb and Inclined to do
wrotiK,
Ho luiH lines that will hold them nnd IiIm
hrtdlcN uro strong.
If your hnrnoNH needs muiidlni; you need not
cetsemtd.
Ttut hrlriK thorn to htm nud bnve tbntn re
paired. He'll make or he'll mond nt you mny dsslre,
And do It nn well as whoro prices nro lilglur.
If you want anything made or mended uome
here.
About prices nnd styles yuu bnvo notiilns to
fenr.
To do IiIh work rli?)it he tnkes spcelul cure,
And we are qiittestire his prices are fnlr.
Nnw to farmers nnd horsemen wo have thin
to nj .
Williams iclves the full worth of nil Hint you
pny.
At smuc other places you may do prutty
well.
Hut you'll find nt this shop they are bound
to excel. CUSTOMER,
ill
Cl 7 St. Charltt Street, St. LonIa,H.
X i1m (rnduat of two Mtulledl OOlltsaa, hu mnx
IhwwImiIUm ny oOnrllilcU U .lUja
(SWr prjr hiTr and nil oM rWdnU Icaow. Brvhiila,
Ck or. lawi, OIt, Cfcrletur. Orchitis, Kupturs.aJil
Urlu.rr SyphlHtlo w Jfwourlai AffctlOLU
TftroaV. OkInorJ4vtaniMd BJlr, I'rtTiUlr.
tprrtorrha,Cxuia Dtibllltr aad Inpotwi?
Uiuiillof Solf-Abooo, miuiImmmmU mliw
j.r.oroTr arslniwotk, rodaalcstrTUMf,MnWi
tl tailM&ira, (labllltr, diJaiaMOflhl,darMUTMa4n
"T, phjritlMl ltr, arsnloa to xxUtr aoafsalvft ot
.., ioof iiiilpowr,nliHM,radrlainiar
r. ( -i I'irropjr.fira Bsrmaouilx nri,d. OoaialtaM
si olDi fir r mall froe and lnrltad. rHklal ua
limi. Medicines soBt lr naU or aiaraa. Oar
liarastMn. itnarauoitDt tint it u rrsarir mt.
xa. Airc5)KaifrK: aei
i PAG&&
COIDEI
1 bo wliolo iUrr. wall told, U UamatolUa, llu
lallowlu bji: Wtan tjr rairr, wki ut, vkr.
KunUoo.l, Wnuiaithood, I'hnW! ftaoair. Wh ini
warrrilioirllfHaad bapinfviniarbolntraMOd-.airt.
wii iiu-i i tin ah ii uaptnu.i ninfu. anf-r-JM9H ;ai..ca4 .
of cculixnr fuid oxu, aud mui moro. Ilioaa MxtU4 T
or t.iUid olfitlax m.trrikMO ahonld read It th kaop Ma
i.r c.HV-.ui',irwjtx Mi..rriMjiu lunwniu rvauiktoait aaop V
il too nad kar. 20cts.limallla mouroi
ia. mstiwn uinaw-yruieii raaq ana r-l;qi.
PKFCPRESCRIPTIOM d
Via ?jMlti Wonkneai, Ixwt Majthood, Marro'atnaat,
-omiNnmnOMlii-igii of IJtsi, Arantsa la AotUr
Ul.itlT TamorrantlI)Uordtrabmacllonbr n-
A'man.
Zayilrnwlilthaalha ltrfdlmmm
ati Jul',Sfll Ht.(lliarUvi.Bt. Iuli. Mo
8t.I.-4
By.JAOQUES
70S Chnr.nut 8t, St. Louis, Mo. at old ,
et atli.ti to cure ipomistorrhcaa, Kaniln-vl "Wa-tir-
Imuotaocr.sll forma of SyvhlUi.Qcxiorrh-wa.,
Qlxt, Urinary orDlaclr dlaoaaoo. i.aoat -i.c
nrrl Iiik f-iwdnra. All tho Uttawat ronaltiac Un
wl( lut, exwbiripourauurdforll.'owiUiMl
xli'llitlar. Adrlso fra. Cliarpaa low. Cullornrlu
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