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GUITEAU SENTENCED.
On the 4th inst. Qi
The trial of
nine days—jusf ten
the illness of Garfield.
tean failing to
ntenced b;
was
told to s<
itonco sb
guilty of the charges set
indictment It was God’s
act, not mine and God will take care
mery, Ala., in two
olffe among them.
' SenatoreButleT Bhd' Bnuftov
presented fflMWlWlWn the city o:
, . -— . ... will pay for it, andtne American no* „
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*•“•**' : ■- 1-- •_■j JudguCox then proceeded to sen-
. Kentucky, poMMMI ^dB^lba-prisdaetf' He' sptfke ofthe
gentleman!'whoibeldl Oft. to bis Cop- ^hiadWfafap*m (fa*« df the efforts
bder^.iwH»^r,^eoJan«g Mwt ; Jt ^ ^ t^^gSr^titaHit to gM him
yet be gobd when tl»,*Mpulatp>p <>* tfAlWttt’W Hfo plea of insanity and
its face shall have been carried out-i the , aw bij the 6ab j ect> the prison .
‘•after the ratification offe treaty of er > 8 ^ testimony, which showed that
-‘^eaoe." "■<•'>> ..nwujt Htf e&xfl&j! ■m a horfot from the
-u’stKtf trover %e' Idek/'lkitfiSldSed by ifcyffag:
presume jsorgoam MareU, whostfotl "'“*?«« Willhave ah opportunity of
ftt 1 mfty have oom “ ith
GEORGIA SCRAPS.
It will take jnst $49,000 to ran the
government of Atlanta for 1882.
reposes
with all
The WayoroBS Pacific.
Such has been styled the road lead
ing from
Walter’s
agcross to Reppard &
11, now in process of
E» 3sVannatrrivor at Angnl
last Sunday twenty-nine feet,
is that for a rise?
"We may lire without love—
What la passion but pining ?—
Bat where la tba man
That can lira without dining 1
ont frienda,
ut greeting,
How
on w0 leirn that the read is nowcoiff-
pleted very nearly to the mill site, and
two car-loads of improved machinery
' ~ST CTanWmsr wrAmriifter ~ Rrefli"WBBeB r ''$affn~g" “HSmlfl" ndvroirband readyto'te pot Iff peel-
from the Executive down to the Mar
in on that
ry aaA—ip—fces at tbit bench,
will pay for it, and the American
dealsb ih
for water
The West Point-ftp4 : Atlanta raiji
f , 'Th*t#tftk wa^cle«l' 4iritb^rHm*|
Thpfc of *hi%.y!ealaftia^ Jhlkfcttca **kmtoj*»*k*m*mW* dia
0 pftooie
AIOHC
Epptoan ia on a hotel I
iShe home to the conclusion that ah armed
now hal one ofcthg * IMIPhNiHiWiMli HffM«rfff$4hetMi<
in the State, fin'd to addition thereto of the Pharaohs is necessary,tout Ger-
fxribota: ' . .lit A
f m**'tmm***M*#* i
county, eighty y°‘T<lfif|l>iWlii"™ 1 ma G° r Btandto’^OA iBlAl4|eWip
a flight Of steps at his homeaddihnrjb mnsf baak'down, or inaugurate Ii war
himself sonbtisfr not long Wriss. 5 WhUfr proportions. irdf <*arr mm
saobDSRiln'l.Jiif birr gfrunfcHIMPMM wfj to aril
Nature gets np some strange phe- So far as engineering ana finampi
nomena. Among the latest is what considerations nrc copoern^ii, tjieprcf-
purporta tdjtici a piece of petrified p 0 ^d tunnel under the English chan-.
prison
the courts.
believe^tbV people of 'the United
States will ever let them suffer.
! An explosion occurred nt the Grove
8hoft, of tbo Midlothian coal mines,
Of Va., in which thirty-two miners
lost their livps. The whole village of
Midlothian is bowed down in sorrow.
Almost every miner was married, and
leaves a family, dependent tipou the
charity of this cold world.
Constitution: One of the beauties of
our civil service system was illnstrhted
yesterday in the retirement of Qnar-.
termaster-General Meigs, on account
of age, and tbe appointment of Colo
nel Rucker, Sberiditn’B father-in-law,
to succeed him. Rncker is ten years
older thin Meigs. Meigs is a Geor
gian by birth, bnt that makes no diff-
enfce now. ‘ m ''
■»«»
nit! Mrs. Browne, now of Jacksonville,
and, by the way, a bridemaid ot Gur
teau’s mother, winds up an inti i view
with a press reporter by saying: "Tbe
Guiteans wore a bad lot. They claimed
to bo Fronch gontlemen, bnt lliey
woro poor representatives of tbe <-luss.
They wore not crazy, but were pos
sessed of innate, heroditary perversi
ty and meanness.
Tbo woman suffrage roovomont
seems to bo getting along some. It
bas been decided by the Honso Com
mittee on Rules that a standing com
mittee on woman suffrage will bo a
good thing and it will report nccord-
' ingly. This generation, ho it over, will
‘ hardly see woman suffrage in vogue.
1ftie country -is not ripe for sucha rad
jeal overturn of existing ideas.—Ex.
. I 1
. Central Railroad mutters seem in'm
turmoil." One 'faetiion of stockholders
fl want tll'liavft tf ; *d(Waiff , ‘of
steamship s^jk* and others don’t—
BwliAVkAMni<>d‘ i thlg ,,wa i .
course of tbe trial
. to banc.—
dt meanwhile it is necessary for me
Wo d^n’t to prononiice the sentence 6f the fnw.
raunti^maii Bill Jones, whb J fired on
him in tho prison van, will have d Rut ineanwhilo it is
"^de,"bnt somb of'the stockholders
object seriOnsly^ and are aning ont an
j injanctiop., : ^sbwtutej ^$r, Wadley
■ fi has resigned, and Mr. E.C. Anderson
J,1 ha8 been elected as his succ essor. It
is our orffnton that this will Ih* a good
move for tbe road, provided Mr. An
derson is equal to tbe emergency.
■.
Twenty fhlls toys, gathered from
streets of New York, left that dty
r a few days ago for Catpapper county,
..Va., where homes have Been provided
! 1 tos'thenu ’They - wern .eeut by Mr.
Whitelaw Reid, wLi. briefly nddreiaed
them before .leaving, giving thett
'' J sBrne rtiggesiioiHi concerning the new
course tbrff tiveK will take from this
j time. Jpvery boy was provided with
a complete ootfit—tron e < rs, shirt,
coat, scart, nhoes, Kucki- »nd cap.—
AVherC their own giirmn.1- were old
they ware exchanged for new ones.
That you be taken hence to the < '>m-
mon fail of the District, from »i.-nce
yon came, and, there be kept ii , on-
finement,,andqn Friday, thei .lay
of Juno, 1882, yon be tak. . the
place of execution, within th. w.dlaof
said jail, and there between the hours
of 12. tn nnd 9 p..m.a yoti /ba > hanged
until yog are dead, and may the Lord
have mercy on your soul.”
During the reading Guitpaa stood
apparently unmoved, and with his
gaze riveted npon the Judge. But
when the fipal words were spoken he
struck, the table violently and shouted:
yJwP' “M ^e Lord have mercy on
your soul! I d rather stand where I
do than where the jury does and where
your Honor does. I’m not afraid to
die;.] stand here as God’s man, and
God Almighty will curse every man
who has.had a part in proearing this
unrightootfs verdict. Nothing bnt
gooff'fad* come froni Garfield’s remov
al (and that will bathe verdict of pos
terity) on my inspiration. I don’t
care a snap for tho verdict of this
corrupt generation. I would rather
a thousand times bo in ray position
than that of thoso who have hounded
me to death. I shall buvo a glorious
flight to glory, but that miserable
scoundrel Corkbill will have a perma
nent job down below, where tho dev
il is proparing for him.”
NO MORE LICJUOR.
Under this caption the Telegraph
and. Messenger tolls of the action of
the commissioners of Bibb county,
who, acting ander seotion 1,119 ot
the code, has decided not to issue
any more, licenses in Bibb county out*
side of tbs city of Macon, over wbioh
they hnye no| QQptrol, after the pres
ent, licenses expire. This is a bold
ete ft5P$?
of Bibb to rid tho county of this evil*
If i* d i#fcf other counties will bo try
ing tbo same experiment. A petition
from dha bY the ffiitripta of I$ibb is
WK4tbranflt'«io"mat& to 1 Wihfftt.
VnAaWMfrifflM* Constifttumalitt: It is
post evident that Sfrsr»! Qf,$h# ; crew
of the Jsaonetto ftm bis
ofsq mftnji Arctjo,explorers and have
>perwjisd 1 «qii^,tlw «tofft|l.ipe.of that
desolate region. Tbe great ipuqcrity
Slj?wplf wiabftinsltosdttoery “cat
AW , i .Why,Ups constant sacriili
of nsefol livss in aearch of what has
proyen to ^ thq pnattainabla ? The
•f-S? tb» seatoh
can be of no practical benefit to mam
^ » r ,
n Francisoo Pcsf: In Yosemito
Valley this winter there are fifty-nine
residents. Also more viaitors.nre in
the valley than is usual at this time
of year. The ice at the base of Yo-
Bomito falls baa formed in a cone that
extends 'upwards Borne two hundred
feet; with the falling water it forms a
scene of surpassing brilliancy.
key Creek,TJo6Ijr nntuhal
The poor French woman recently d
sorted by b4r hfisbaild' , nqt u fa'r 7 froi
Albany, Ga., and whb was '%>qn4 r
ter she had wandered ibroogh tl
woods for thirty days, living on tans!
rooms, has becbmd a raving maniac.
Frank K, ^loc^ of Atlanta, the
great candy man who got horned ont
recently, haB not discharged a single
hand, bat pays them regularly as if
tbe factory was ranning. He, hopes
to begin business again soon.
Reporter: Among tbe important
auxiliaries for Waycross is a school of
high grade. We learn that the plans
and specifications for a large brick
academy has been ordered by the S. F.
& W. Railway company to be made
by their architect, Mr. Howe.
Waycross is certainly on a boom.
Lots in the new extension are Belling
rapidly. Then, too. omoDg the prob-
abilitics for 1£82 are a large brick ho
tel, an extensive wholesale '’establish-
ment for western pixidooe, railroad
shops, dwellings for employes, eta,
etc.
Tbe Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue to-day received a telegram from
Collector Andrpjy Clarks, at Athens,
Ga., which soya that he seized during
January twenty-eight illicit distiller
ies, 100 gallons of whisky, 160 gallons
low wines, GO bushels of meal, and de
stroyed 16,000 gallons' mash and beer.
Conductor Pinkney and Engineer
Burns of the Charleston and Savan
nah Railway train, which collided on
the 21st nit, have been bound over
by the Coroner in the sum of $2,000
each to appear at the February term
of the Court of Sessions to answer
any indictment that may be brongbt
security ofjnglimd.ftr^
W bp rail Bwn V'
jfklfl, • _ j • a v
There are otily Two 'chimneys in
Key West, Fla. 'm •«■<• yh
Strawberries are ripe
Alabama.
to ft
Goiteau must be huftg with a chain.
Undpr tlifl'i old Rpg^Jfw,, from
4 regard to.O^tiqns, iti^.necepsa- BBUN8WICKi
ry that the prisoner be hnng .with ^ 1
Chain instead qf a ropq. , A Washing
ton correspondent, writing of,-{bis,
says a rope has-been used for seven'
ty-five 1 years, 1 though- godd lawyers
tonteUfflhSfkshskfeahltol’lMi main
tained nhdef-the!*w*-Ei. »‘l>:iwu
! : i.< iWniiS :iii:li
A vminor str&Dfffir mintflTfMl ii
revival meeting at Carlisle, *
end listened to a stirring
to repen tanoa He went forward when
repentant «juW« t uw,4nvi^^nd
wept While, thn brathran prayed for
him- Wben.goe^tipued, bf said he
was Arthur Thomas, a burglar; that
be bad come to the city to opep safes,
and bad entered the church to kill
time; that be wus trnly penitent, and
wished to confess robberies which h9
bad lately committed in neighboring
towns. A sheriff who happened to he
present arrested him, and found the
tools of his calling in his pockets. He
is to be tried for the crimes of which
be accuses himself.
t Uls.Fouiidat A&iit .
Something New Undkb toe Sun.
A new era is dawning upon woman.—
Hitherto she has been called npon to
suffer the ills of mankind and bet own
besides. The frequent and distress
ing irregularities peculiar to them
have long been to her tbe “direful
spring of woes unnumbered.” In the
mansion of rich and hovel of poverty
alike woman has been tbe: oonstant
yet patient victim of a thousand ills
unknown toman—and without a rem
edy. “ Oh, Lord, how long ?” in the
agony of her soal hath she cried. Bnt
now the bonr of her redemption is
come. She will suffer no more, Tor
Bradfield’s Female, Regulator,'•“Wo
man’s Best Friend,” is for sale by all
druggist. ‘
Prepared by Dr. J- Brndfleld, At
lanta, Ga. Price, $1.60 per bottle.
decl5*2meow. ti . n-iii •»-««•;
.
r» Macon, Ga., 1880.
Messhs. Lamar, Rankin & Lamab—
Gentlemen—You will remember my lib
going to you some time since and get-' n -
tiug two bottleeof Brewer’s Lung Re
storer for a frieud who was down in
bed, hardly able to tuovu, and I prem
ised to let you know its effects'. I will
say that this gentleman who used it
teas up in a week's time, aud, looked
tiyo hundred per ceut better than he
had in months, and I hope will bo en
tirely cure4 of the disease.
Tours respectfully, A. T. Abbe.
many Lose Their Beauty *
From the hair failing or fading. Par-
Ua«m TlnlnAiM nnnnltiU* - — — — —
A VARIETY OF
V-a* t
PL Aliriiill FJUfCT CRiCKERS.
Nuts, Candies,
' Tti^adcos'and Cigars,
Newcastle Street,
Marine Hospital,
Du. R. J. MASSEY, Paop’u,
ST. SIMON'S HILLS, • GEORGIA,
Having Mtabllabed comfortable quarters, will
cer* for alck and wonnded Beamon requiring hospl.
tal treatment. Special attention to the wants of
foreign shipping. Free transportation to and (Tom
Brunawlck furnished paUonts. dec24-tf
NOTICE OF INTEHTIDN TO CHANGE DIME.
GEORGIA—Gltsn Countt.
AU persons Interested ere'
in end for said county on
that
0 he .
it Monday in May,
r name end the
minor children
. . my wife and ,
changed from that of Horace, Hary Isabella, Annie
Ettie and Alice Mabel Ooodbreed, by wblob names
we bars been heretofore known, to that of Horace,
Mary Isabella, Annie Ettie end Alice Mabel Ram
dolph. This January, 7th 1881,
HORACE GOODBBEAD.
By my Attorneys, Mater A Borcharilt.
CIGAK FACTORY
BRUNSWICK, GA.,
D. G. RISLEY, Proprietor.
Pure Havana Tobacco,
And at prices to satisfy any and all. These Cigars
in bs had of tbe following firms In onroltr:
MOORE k MoCBARY,
JOS. E. LAMUKIOHT,
“ T. GOOD BREAD,
R. MEYERS,
HOTEL,
WIMBERLY A HEINS,
F. J. DOERFLINOER,
kor’s Hair Balsam supplies m
nourishment, prevents falling and
grayness, and is on elegant dressing.
W
Yourftrfm are Solicited.
:4aKSBWW?.?rP5fi
CASH PAX
I «T*r> wwl Inc tbh i’ 1 "n wnod
HMss i aaU run sf aUKMa ud i
ST "f la j Tj
FRANK! LEACH,
lU Gdf MAetXa:*VSA/f flUIOil
Marlin^
RICHMOND St,
AN ORDINANCE,
To prohibit Horses, Mules and Yearling Colts from
tanning at large within oertain limits of the City
of Brunswick, and to prescribe penslUes for a vio
lation of tbe mine.
Section 1, Tho Mayor and Connell of tho city ol
Brunswick, to Council assembled, do boroby ordain,
That It shall not be lawful, from and after the tenth
J lOtb) day of February, 1887, for any horac, mulo or
rearilng colt to nib at large within the limit, of the
city ol Brnnawlch embraced by Cochrane avenue on
the cast, the line of the Old Town on the south,
g|teUf>ijq Bayjpn the wfst, and, "L” street on tbe
Sec. 2. And be It farther ordained. That the own-
" colt found ran-
limits shall be
any such bone, mule or yearling colt
found running at large, to take up snob bona, mule
or yearling colt, and then proceed to eell theeame,
after giving ten days* notice of such sale, with an
- ' iUon of the animal, and then pay
ordinance be and the same are herete repealed
Famed In Connell Janaary Mlh, 1882.
LOCAL DENTISTS,
tfiS^mCKA-^EORGlA
d. w. a* parsons,
' li * TTEPT'B*'R < *'
1 O! JlKS .1
HOUSE AND SION
iu •»* PAINTING, 1 <>*> Im,-. j
DEcoEMiiB,Kiuoiiiiiu,FiEseonaS(lRiini6
’ v .' Promptly executed la the latest styles.
octlS-ly.
Office over the store of Kaiser A Brother. Those
wishing work done wlU find It to their ntenst tl
8(gbfi>:iileiwr ' ”
Hardware,' Stoves, Plows,
POCKET AND TABLE CDTLEBY,
V TISWARE, BOORS, SASH,
GLASS, PUMPS, C ROCKERY,
LAMPS AND LAMP FIXTURES,
KEROS IKE AMD LARD OIL.
<1 ffftII |f
L. D.
mar7-ly
HOYT & Co