Nebraska advertiser., 1877-07-12


What accgrssd things have been done
In the name OF evangelical" Don't
that clown, Moody, know that there
are Unitarians whose shoe-latches be
is nos worthy to unloose? How does
ne appear by the side of DR.. Chan
ming, Theodore Parker, Samuel J..
Nays, and a host like them, "of
whom the world il not worthy ?''
Very small, to be sure.
| The most remarkable feature OBJ
served on the Fourth was, it did not
rain.
- Mr.. B. Savell says he never be-
fore had so fine . field of barley as
this season.
Mrs. John Loveless has five hun
dred chickens. That beats Mira. Au-
gust, don't it?
People are groaning under the
weight of 8 heavy taxation. Now,
let them remember and net make
such heavy demands of the public.
Bridges, all manner of public build
ings, all manner of high schools, can
not be had without money, and this
money must be secured through tax
alton. Don't you see? Officers are
bad enough, but much of the blame
In this tax trouble lies with the peo-
pie.
What is the trouble with the
presidents order" In references to the
officials in relation to the elections
Some people seem to think that ali
law is tyranny, and interferes with
rights, that does not let every one
do just as he pleasaa as a right, let
il injure who It may. If it is the
true case, why have any Law? Presi-
dent Hayes "order" is right. There
Is such a cry about corruption" in
the elections. and such a cry, too, If
there is an effort made to stop it.
Glen Rock.
- Moderating-the weather.
Out on the fy-grasshOppers.
- Harvesting has come again. The
golden grain in shock.
The Fourth is past. We enjoyed
the day at Red Oak, Iowa. Five
Sunday Schools celebrated the day in
quiet bat grand way. No booming
Of cannon to mar the stillness. The
sweet rustling OF the beautiful en-
blems of liberty was the music that
made true hearts glad. The schools
marched to the grove in delegation
with beautiful banners and appropri-
ate notices. One school was dressed
in red, white and blue.
- MeFadden and Doc. Hunt did not
tsrry long az tho Hills. They return
ed wiser, but weaker financially.
Our wounded men are again do
ing active service. Mr.. Culbert was
not shot through the breast as your
informant stated. CulbeTt lakes
charge of the herd again to-day. Does
1t look reasonable g man shot through
the breast and right lung would be
around IN three days and in two weeks
fill his place as herder? 1t is strange
how excitable and unnanageable
some men will get over such affairs
by listening to one side of the story
and turning a deaf car to the other.
e world not r.5Eize me Il the court
dnds The shooting justifiable. Your
informant forgot 10 tell that Cartmell
was thrust through the hand with
knife. In ali, it looks like one sided
story.
- The night-hawks have rot made
any more raids on Gill's confectionery
and hardware department..
Will.
THE ADVERTISER S statement re-
garding the fight between Cartmell
and Culbert was made up from Z
statement made to US by Elder Rsw-
leg, and pronounced correct by him
him after he saw il in print. He gave
it to US truly ss he had received it
and although he did not witness the
'scrimmage, he was near the battle
ground, and participated in the pro-
ceedings preliminary to binding Cart
nell to appear Rt court. This is all
the story we have heard about it, ex-
cepting what our correspondent above
has to say. We have not, therefore,
turned a deaf ear to the other eide. |
We have no interest in the matter. |
care not who is to blame. and are not (
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