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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

The EvrrCss train leaves tir-s saurzs rt $40 r..
81. arriving az Oauuc.sgilis eos l.. 1l-- Rock
wood HAD T. n. j. cltura tL1 kXnrcss icavts
Cumacr and 2g5 A. a., arriving az hQc1-
wood l.5 a. NJ, C.Elci.ssllle Goa a. +l.r Fl,-s
burzh 1.{5 d. ~.
( The most ilrect sasl pleasant roa.. 30 Jl1 EIa
All south via N sliltrlan CITY.
Through HaiileaFlns at Il-li A. E-. lsiT, Dr.
riVes at asalngt0n az s-5 A.. 81, i-ll. er p, .i-
J.. NJ; PhilaQelphio $40 A. us Sow I.rA c.if S.
NJ Richmcud ll:5 A. NJ
through Express leaving l5 -. ~. daily, -r-
rve- 40 1sliug-1u lt 60 A.. re-. ititifit re- rs
A. 2- liia leipGi.; 4, =. "a. j.. a., 80. p. %
Through Mall trains dtiiy.
Expsess traits daily eT-ea, SUI Gag.
Accommodation trains all Fuye.tc express
daily except SaI.ily.
Ticket offices, corner FlE- A--a9- gu- "e1d
streets. and depot corner Giant ana N1tsr zsi..
Pitts urgh, Pa.
a.. x. lord. Geu. Passenger agent.
j. tL COLE General llr-gt Agent
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

JohnD. Eoddy, Ea.. Of Ifasburgh IS az
tending court
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

The Specimens Association Of Bedford
County offer two dollars q dozen for live
pauridges delivered in Bedford, at This
season Of the year Partridges are easy 20
trap, and if parties throughout the county
viii trap and send them 10 Bedford they
viii receive two dollars for every dozen, and
the birds viii be KEEP, over the rest ofthe
winter and evenly distributed over the
county in Che spring.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

Items Of local Interest ore proyoldnely
scarce.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

The farmers of Kansas, who are groa
sufferers by discriminsionsi freirht char
es, are in favor Of thorough measures f5r
abaiins the mischief. In a convention at
Topeka they have adopted a resolution in
favor Of Of a congressional enactment con-
trolling all interstate transportation aad
having taken into consideration another
resolution fora freight tariff bazoi ON ehe
cost OF constructing the roads.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

The township Auditors, under Ac, OF
Legislature Of June4, lS79, shall in 1881.
and thereafter. meet on the second Monday
OF March in each year, Except to admit the
audit OF the accounts Of School Directors.
which shall be the first Monday in June
and oltener if necessary, and shall audit.
settle and adjust the accounts Of supervi,-
ors and Iraasu7yrs. and Of such other town
ship officers as SHALL. by law be referred 10
them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

The PeAnsylrania State Editorial Asso-
citation met at Harrisburg on Tuesday after
noon. Thomas Chalfant, Of the Danyille
hteRigeacr, was elected President Hugh
Lirtsay, Of tho Huntingdon Loe7l NcaH,
tf5rFosp p5nding Secretary, and r s Menam-
in. Of the Pr1lts's Cr-t'ar, Secretary and
Treasurer A resolution was adopted APP
pointing committee of seven 10 present to
the legislature q memorial or bill, amend-
ing the libel law Of the State so that It's
provisions may be more exactly defined.
The COMMITTEES consists Of McMichael Jen-
kins. 0'Neil Willard, Mcclure, Hcnsel,
Neiman and Chalfant 4 resolution was
also adopted appointing = committee Of five
10 examine the laws of other States in re-
gard 10 legal advertising, and prepare a bill
for conforming the laws thereto if thought
desirable. The meeting was the most large
iy atiended ever held and much interest
was manifested The. executive committee
was instructed to make the seashore the
objective point Ior next summers excur-
sion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

"The stars shine DER my pathway mur-
INJURED the young man as DIS head struck the
ley pavement.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

Two delinquent tax collectors are now in
Jail, having been put there by order Of the
County Commissioners. This is hard bu.
there IS no other remedy. When tax col
lcctors use the money collected for private
purposes and are unable to settle up their
duplicates when called on. they must incur
the responsibility. The Commissioners are
not 20 blame. Livery opportunity has been
given these parties 10 make suitable arrange
mcu,s io- the payment TO The treasurer of
the moneys collected by them. bat they did
nothing and The Commissioners were forced
20 adopt the only remedy the lsv provides.
Let other delinquent collectors take warn
ing Hir's- E..rvff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26
HAREIsgrRe. "a. q. -

EDITOR HERAL9 To-day al y a. IN. the
Senate and House met iu joint convention,
and took the fifth ballot for United States
Senator. the Oliver and Grow parties
holding their favors. To a locker on 1t
would seem that neither Oliver or Grow can
be elected. 1t is very certain that Grow can
not be, and if Oliver canao. be, the Grow
men viii no; be permitted 70 say who shall
be. Oliver Is the caucus nominee, made 50
fairly and without any allegation Of fraud,
and should be elected he should receive
the support of every Republican in the Sen
a.eand House.
Several ineffecuai attempts have been
made 10 have the Democrats elect Oliver, in
return for which they are TO have certain
advantages in the Congressional apportion-
Inent. All these efforts have failed and II is
TO be hoped that all such efforts viii fail
Republicans want no corrupt bargain or
sale they can elect a Senator and those
who arc standing by the party. lis usascs
and customs, should stand firm, AMI if the
Grow kicke-s and boiters, who are N rebel
lion against the t.me-honored customs of
the party. prevent the election Of q Bepubli-
can Senator. with IN viii re,t the respon-
s.bili,y
All legislation viii be very uuch inPeded
until a Senator IS eicc5ed. The first bills
werer-a in place this morning about ei zht-
ty bill wezc presented auI referred 70 the
e-,-.-....-i9-.. committees N F.If.g-u ono
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

Tie Poultry and Dog SHOW l- now going
ON at Pittsburgh, and IS an ir1menseGGair FL
o5-h departments. Impure b,1y!cd cl-.aa-
ems, ouoEs, geezc, TURKEYS. pigeons. e.c.
there is grand display, and of dor~ the
Ike perhaps was newer before seen ia Mi,
neck OF woods. There 4re canincs on ez,ii-
ton from ali parts AMI one belonging TO
ii-. 4. II. No-1eo, Philadelphia. valued q,
>IteJ', ana numerous pups valued at $500
each Mr. Moore has kennel estimated at
the value of Si5403o. and employs q man 20
take care Of T. a. large salary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

Nc,-r Nuiiin & buckingham have pur-
chased the Everett Pres from John Lutz,
Esg. and his interest IN the Bedford Ia-
Hr.'ff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

\ SrRtSaE Srarr,-Ah incident, which
% the casual observer would seem impossi-
BE, haprcned ct Irwin Station q few days
since. little boy aged between six or
seven was coastine on the street which
crosses the railresd. on one Of these triIs
he oalneto the railroad crossing Just as the
Philadelphia Express was passing at the
rate Of twenty miles an hour The boy was
unable to stop and besides had no time fuc
nak,nEout formal programme OF pro-
ccaiins The spectators heid their breath.
esslse .ing 20 see the youth crushed under
ibevaeeis- but what was their as,enish-
'aani when they saw the boy and Sled Shoo;
pliily GRder = passenger coach and energe
saie, on the other side. How the yonth
Issnaged 70 strike the crossing at the exact
Traction Of asecond necessary to insure his
safety is apd always viii remain a mystery,
but lie did T. al the same GnaHsJHg Mr-
.ah
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

-..ss. samuel Meyers late ''
-.-aGey twp. decd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

&c. your wife nice light snow shovel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

Petitions are being circulated f'r the pur-
pos. ns procuring signature, with view of
asking ,ao State Legislature TO pas, o law 10
r-sven. -hs 1.st.I,a.i1n or liquor. except for
medicinal purposes. w-.ii1 the limits Of
pa.r-r wanna
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-01-26

j. B. SNYDER * 20 -.
, 1881-08-16
CHE Gtit,&1tte.

INTENSE nhxtety prevails nil over tho
country as to tho Presidents condition.
Yesterday was tho ,lost I'LL favorable tay
which llo passed. since tho scco1Hl tlay nfter
tic shooting. Ills stnmncl,, rcfusctl TO pcr-
form lty functions, and no,trfslInont Ind to
be administered by Injection. Vomiting md
nn.lsoa occurred several times tlurtlig tic tay.
Tho ratlelt's pulso went Mt nil alnrming tntc,
rising nt one tilno 10 100. Tile pllystctnlss
waro evidently much alarmed. but refused
to spcnk ,ntlclt. Tho Cabinet officers eyincetl
the grentcst anxiety. Tho streets ut tic
Capital wcru t',rongcd with cager, sorrowful
crowtts anxious to hear tho latcst rows.
Tllcra is ito doubt at NIL, nutwith-
standing tho Improvement ut 1nttlnlGlIt,
that tho Presidents condition Is alarming,
and should his stomach refuse to perform
It's functions to-tay tlso worst results aro 10
be anticipated. Tho physicians nre ut their
posts, md tho patient 's fighting bravc1y fur
his 1ifc, alld ho may pull through.
lie Inns plenty Of roryo left, bns
has now to fight against complt-
cation which presents tho grayest Of
difficulties. So long as 1t WINS q question OF
allaying the urfavorablo symptoms caused
by tho failure Of tho wound to adequately
discharge, tho surgeons wero cnnnl to tho
emergency; but, now that tho stomach re-
fuses to exercise It's NATURAL functions, they
aro ut a loss how to contend agalnst tllts
new a1'd unexpected contingency and do
not; deny that there Is grave cause for
nnxiety. Dr. bliss, who las bcon uniform
" sangnino and hopeful, Is quoted rs
saying lust night tint 1t tho Presidents
stomach does not improve to-slaylo will die.
1t wns not approl,endcd that death would
cnslso today In tho event no Improvement
occurs, but 1t Is evident from the expressions
Of the pllysicians tllat unless tho stomach
quickly RECEIVERS lis tore tho grnyest results
In tho near future .aro apprchcndet. At
midnight tile President was resting quietly,
Ills pulse had snMlewllat subsidized, and ho
WIS FREQ from nausea and vomiting, bnt
there was raason to believe that these symr-
toms would return IL food should bc admir-
istered. Viewed III Its most favorable light,
tho outlook was at last atlvices sorrowful
and gloomy onc.
, 1881-08-16

s....., .,,..t.. -. ~. ttt..-. s,.,t..,..'.
,,r ,''se'.. es@' 1"saS'T ~ .N s" - r1s" ,t
,,, "AshlNutoS' - -, !.ng; .toEta T.. HI
!le scenes nboat ING "hito 1loase thls eseh-
tnE llnrG been OF tho SANG exciting ctaf-
acter US those which acc0llipa1. leu the curly
tlnys of the Presidents Illness. Anxious
throngs crowded about tic gates lcul:nx to
tlte Executive Mansion. cagerly scnnnlne tl,e
co,tnte,,atlces Of every one who i,asscd ant.
NJ, ,v,,,,trIrs, far ,,n,, fro,; lin slc1..ro,,,
Tlmro was very little news tn give. md That
IN tha pnrtv hsftt nr Inn avrnfnp wos nt n
tioo,n,, nhnrontnr Aftor +ho o,,rfur hui.
f..t., a..f.,"n,, ,.,,t,, .,r-,.t,.,,., ~
..s''' - .''1.4". w." u.s.' r.
ihcht' le1ee'".l WIS se!I. " oecto1.ts 1','''
coin. WHO "ns Ill NoW aofH, nutls1ha h'llt
III tue dangerous e0'stttlon OF tiae ffes!dcht.
n1ad hG Immediately replied that lie should
take the hight train, MD would arrive Iii
Washington tomorrow morning. .
,,,,,,,,,, .,,s,,.r,,,
n,'."....."'. 1.a'. 1,,s';. y.
way SUM- !" sss'e."ty ,,1 n'a!to u. n.s i'oe a.!
a'a'''e. u'o Ic'ulll7 " Which, Nv nv hapM'ls
but 1t ts tn bo expected that Secretary
Btnlie1 upon tie receipt OF IT, woti!u ltnlnt-
ttlatcly set out fnr Washington. a dispatch
WIS nls0 sent to Flce-l'rcstdent Arthur liz
forming him rs to tie grave condition
Of tile President, but not containing, 1t
ID sni,f. n,y sl,prest{nn as 10 tho nt.-
cessity or nrourinty nj lis. .fArthtr,s>
ro,,,rn n vnahtnwion in Tim nhxenc, n srnrc-
,orv s,ano n" n,h"r ,ncmlers ~ tl,e cahnct
n,s nnra NJ mi f"", ,,Isnnsc, n ia IN thn. rs,.
spousIbility. Thoso dispatches wero kept very
s',ors,t .m, !. o,.tSo",sr ,.ns m, ,hs Intc,,t,n
.sst ~ Hn s"a& ,bs, ,ha 5ot 1ce,, seos sho,, ,s
,na,,c nubltc. shor1ty nftor thIs. noweycr. IN
.'"",,,,r".Jnn ANA ,nn,,c ~ tho ,,r"s.i.,- lii,
h,, =, rro,n sbio,, the
s ,,hxsIotsns YoH s sa,, m s,,"s 4S''0'~'
p"'e"s $685.
TIE pu1sE liAp fALi'kS TEN nkA1s'.
or 10 ~ hs tcmporntnfo was hbont the samo'
@, bis respiration lmprovea' and hIs sehesat
condition somewhat betser' aAa so9n at1eF ne
foll asIcop. It u aala toat 10 a1'nyaes ys Mose
usee. VI. hoynton, WIZ 'ast weex ,', Man n sa'n
sneo.!u. tsst'F W ~. 4Soaa . sa,a 1uv".
oo!ock taas tno rss!uens "as ', woso na sa ..
guy o"o!. a. nny sau' aas "a'n y" ~ ~" ssys,
sRos n's oo''auuu "a' W oI, sn,as, w. ~ .o ,,,so
cans coa!a "s ~. .h,, ,sas ~ t., s
o. emi ou1 na. mum NV ~, ~, n,o11nat 10
WIN ol9an, a,a nus"' -. ~. ss 49,
onco seo'"eo o""'" !" =" "s'~:Dsts: ~ ~
someaS' ,,,,,,. :: II :,
sEcAEtA't h1nlA"oous
shortly before u oeloex' escorted nls "tle 10
, 1881-08-16

TnE Quintard Iron-Works, of New York,
through their representative. Mr.. N. F. Palm
or, hnve informed Commissioner Waller
that they would standby their bid Of S147, 500
for the Bridgeport pumping engines. rho
contract will bo concluded In n few days,
and the work will ho commenced about Sept.
i, aud will be completed about July !, 1852.
, 1881-08-16

oxE Colclougl', who distributed stamps
for tho Irish Inv courts, and who dofrauacd
tho Government Of sc, 900 by forging stamps,
was convicted OF tho crime yesterday. and
sentenced to ten years. penal scrvitlltle.
Under tho circumstances the sentence was
ratlor ligllt,
, 1881-08-16

At tho meeting Of tho Board of County
Commissioners held, yesterday. u resolution
introduced by Commissioner Clark, provid-
Ing that tho terms Of Office Of nil tho Board
employees, except janitors and wntchmon,
shall expire OH tho 31st Inst, was adopted by
u vote Of 10 to3.
, 1881-08-16

bl1. WHITE, the United States Ambassador
to Germany, had an interview with Emperor
William yesterday, presented his letters of
recall, ind made his .farewel1. lie Will pro.
coed to London Immediately, md will relnail
thoro q short tlnlo before smiling for tho
United States.
, 1881-08-16

snld that they mt but ono or tHo gltmpssA ot :
any Of tho attending physicians, aud whom they
did wcro unable to obtain my information. Tho
doctors. for that matter. wero busy in the stck-
room. They foaltzod now anxious the day wns.
and woro unwilling for \; moment to Leave TIM.
f'ros!dont'e bedside. Owing to tho ntsouce Of
direct communication with tho doctors, j.: r
stosr ArAnsttv0 HuMons
woto stirring. Among them WAS tho story that
annthae operation was to bo performed. The
bulletins nf tho dny, however, havo been suf-
flclontfy frank and plain to show tho pres!deut8-
condition. Nc!thor Tho physicians nor tho bull
Iotins during tho day stated TINT hourtshmene
had boon furnished by enema. and It was not
until this evening that tho physicians ackuowi-
edged that sttch wns tho chso. Soon after tho
mon buIIotln tho President WIS announced to
bo considerably botter. and bis pulse WAS re-
p0rtG.i to hayo fnllen, but tho tail Was not very
parceptIbao. All possible attempts wore mado
to overcome tho ohattnacy OF tho Pecsidcnt8
Btomnch. but they were not successful. Tho
physicians, however, to tho fow to whom they
did talk. said TINT c.s..1
TIE TROUBLE wIT1f THE PRESIDENT NOW
Is With bis stomach, ind not with the wound.
Ono physfctan not commented with tho cnso
plainly auld that tho President waa starving to
death, and TINT tho Attending surgeons had no9-
lccted tho stomach; that tho case rms no louger
ono for surgery. bur for medicine and nursing:
thar fhatc lntfnr I'm fhfrnA Init
frcn orcrltx,ked nrs ,~lsmnnnrcd m iii hanJa
Il ,,ns almIttcl thnt tho vcrv htvh nIsc an,I tho
atntjonnrv ~ yct.cdn~ tctnnorat,,ro in.,tc,to5
nehIIiiv. mi nm, fcwor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Macvooch .o,,as ,,,,,r,,
TIM nftcrnoon. an,l han ~ 1n,orrio,v vtth r.,
AUnnw. md. nftur #. min ,har, t,,n ri, v.tntnns
hnncd that thnv Ind ovcrcomr TIM nn,,son mi
ttut thore wo,l,l In nm f,,,tt,er froutir. frntn
nus fever: but
nr,,,u ,,,,,,,,, IT. =, ,.>,r ,,...,,rr
a,s,as,, - ~ s,,.., sa'..r.a NsA.o' .s
.,.,.n... W., ~ 's .'.m. .l.o '1auaca a
49,, 1,.os,o.,. tao t.ro ,tn4.. ~ u1
t,rnnr mi Il ,.nina It.','t .,,ot<n. ,saI
t"os. ,,arn ~, ~, a,., " ~ a....,
.,,ot bo .s,u ,,.t ,s,,t ,' ~, ~. ',,asss
.,on ,,av ~, ,.n-,. .a,, 49, ,s,
,,;..,,..t ,,,,,.; ~ .,.aso ,an,.. ~ .,as.
~ 1o"isa, ,.t,,s,as. %vhn,n,nr ,,o. hs,.,s hnn
.ho r,a, ,,a,.,1t,a-, =, +anta, ,,,s.na ,hn wiz
t,onsa ,haro oor,.tn,. ~ ,was a-a~o .nI @ sor.o,,s
utarr1, ot,tst,to TIM vatos. ''''' 10''N''
-. ,.,.,.,+r,>,r ,.,.
~, a.. - ,,..:..t. Eils1 ...s.!.;.t ~ r,u.,.
xr.,.x...,,s.., y, 49, ~ ~
n:. -. ~, 1."s. Aasto uas eesn ~
,"a.,an,t ..,o ~ n w. s,.s n,,a,"as
.e'@ ' ., - 13 49, "o o1es' ""s'"'
, 1881-08-16

E. II. MARKS, Of Rome, t3a., anl e. D.
Crcsswell, Of NlcLnnesviIle, N. G., both STU
dents, were drowned Frlday night III tho
Hudson River, near PouRhkccpsie, N. T..
rllo bodies Of both were recovered ycster-
, 1881-08-16

uonality OF tho measure. 'rllo Constitution
vests tho power OF appointment III tic 5'rcs-
lcnt, tho courts Of law. ind tiu heads Of tho
Departments, hrui tint power cannot l,c takct
away from tl,eM by a Congressional law.
, 1881-08-16

REponrs received by tho Department OF
Agriculture Ut Washington In regard to tbs
condition Of tho sprlng-whcat, corn. a1pa
tobacco crops Indicate that the falling OF In
tia spring.whcat crop will not bo rs great rs
anticipated, that tho falling off In the corn
crop in tho Western States will DO less tl,an
expected, but that in the South the yield will
be worry poor. Tho tobaccQ cron WILL not
yIpld as much as laat'y 'year,
, 1881-08-16
t1ina aro considered but temporary, and It Il
thought they viii sDun bass nway.


totna aro considered but temporary, and It IL
Thought they Will eDurs bass nway.
B:;)0 r, 81.
WAsutruTDF, y, c., At1s, 1S.-8:31 ., rn-The
irrliabllty Of tho rrosjdous'x stomach roturt1ed
during tho afternoon, and he t1ss yo,nltet3 three
times aIuco o'clock. Although tic arlorpoon
rise 0f Temperature Is loss thun II has beot for
scvural ings, tho pulse aud respiration nrp more
frequent, no that hIs condition Is on Tho whu1o
less satisfactory. His petsc Is now no. tctupcr.
ature pqD respiration u. This bulletin IA slrun
by Urs. fliss iyarues. Woodward. lkprtu,rn. md
Agncw, Tl,e surgeons sill! keen ctoao to tho
President and avoid giving nny optnlons out.
stttc but thoro il no cuccallpR tho fart that tho
President IL decidedly worse. md that t,e Ii In
much danger. Tho general feeling hero IL ono
tf uroot ,irannnlrnny. frnwda nr1, nrt,aalna IN
tho White Ifo.,so for the latcst news and doctors
not connected With tho easo ha.o but little
hope. Dr. Oarnctt anu olntnont surgeons {enr
the worst results ftopcs nrc still folt that tho
President may got better to. night.
sam r. n.
Exrcrrrrvp H4xs,ny wtsr,xnrox. n. e..
Auv, 15-s.n n. ,n.--At this hour. infnrmn t,nn
obtained from tho attending surgeons is to tho
eflcet Tint. while tho indlcu tons uro TINT the
Presidents wound Ia dolpv very well and Ia an
uascnt1y not cnusIn1 tho present trouble. tho
faet cannot bo co,cea!ot, that Tho patont IL e.
trenc1y wcak. and that bis disability 10 such as
Ia causo anxiety. It has bcon determined not
to disturb his sto1nnch by permit
TING him to cat for tho present. and nour"
'snnant IT, being administered W
means OF Injection. Tho SURGEONS explain tho
tlilllcaIty W tho Insertion that tho Presidents
atomachhas Tailed to respoud Us It sho'l!d nealeo
the determination TO la1eet nouFiahtnet1t' Thcse
Is n doclucd 1ec!inx OF anxiety uuon1 TIC mcin-
oors or tho Cnoinot and attending atirgcfna. md
H1tttnttnN
, 1881-08-16

WAItMER and partly daoudy weather ant
1ocn1 rains for this region to-day.
, 1881-08-16
cLOT'I[TNG.' ;,--.-
new TRICKS.
~ taar qf them most cvcry 'lay, how
,,',h,srt w l,aye new notlgcs; now Traps,
llo.",r ",,rytCEy TO captnro tho UNWAnY.
1'NE EBIS'l'l'RlCk.:

y. ,5t ouc tre'te teem playing for maui
w., ~ m snrs to ,rln, ris.' 1fonr.s Goods al
5. 5ssn,ouable rrirrst Tho truth, TIE !3l0LA i:
s TsuTlf, aud "o'ht"o o.t Me ar.t'h, VOC. a.
m ,rsa rritrs, totio" 1t t"ti"n t.r.eesj For-
~. sian most smrc Of hing pottr pitt
He ,.,t fIoj,llng 1t? E'c tcliere II EUR
,r TwTE pR0 yEH II:
, 1881-08-16

blnntly and plainly that cEisls vas approach
Ing, and Warrington VooplO. who have learned
to understand the varying symptoms OF disease,
manifested TUnuwel lutorest and Rathercd
abt'us the hulletin.boarIs ~ they did In tho
carly weeks. Tho department officials took sc.
moved interest Ia tho caso, aud messengers were
frequently sent to tho Whlta House to learn tho
worry latest nows.
THE nAp nuLII:rIN
soou reached tho country at large, and, al bad
ncws trAvcls rapidly, 1t was known IN Now York
and other financial cities almost a. soou as It
was heee. kilograms began to como III trosn
the cotnmCrotul cltles ea9er!y asking for sot,o
authentic nows ~ TO tho Presidents condition,
but It was very dlElculs to Rlyp any satisfactory
rpplies, Nothing voTY rcassurtnE could DO
learned at tho Whlto House. Tho bulletin Ind
truthfully told tho story, Tho President. after
sha tnorutng drossng OF tho wound, foil asleep
aud obtained little rust. There was an la-
prosc.uont, too, In
THE CONDITION OF THE STOMACH,
and ho was said to hnyu tAkcn an u,lllco and q
half ot milk with s0tn0 run. Later vi It was
tcnrnctl that tho President had been sotnowhAt
suataIncd by Injections Of nputlshment III tho
form Of cnomR, Private-BeorotAry usown rca1
tho manuscript OF thu uoou bulletin aloud 10"
foro It VIII sent to 10 coptods aud. ~ bo sead tho
words, " pul49 l1H," thert} was IN exclamation
Of yurprIse, for II wus thought ttat he must
hay0 nado an error, aud that It stuol Ut lud; but
ho repeated that he was corEett, and that tue
pulse waa really llS Tho temperature. how
ever, had not Increased, mud ehls caused somo
hope, -.,..... ...::...-...
49,. THE NOON BULLETIN
gpyo great t3oat Of coucernt' Tho physicians
Sald that 1t Mas botter than the pews ot the
muEnlnx, aud 1TlyAte-HccEutary nrowll, upon
reading 1t. remarked, Wit iax favorable one"
The fact that thorc had beea no return OF tho
nausea was considered hopeful slaR, but tho
pnblln wero restricted for their Information to
the olnolal bulletins, n It waa alma&t ,tnpos.
sibla To 200 d physlolaa. During rho eutara day.
Ia fact, tbos1 who remained In tho anita rooma
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-06
Probate Notices.

The accounts of Irvine DUNCAN, administrator Of
John and Hannah Hope deceased;
John L. Jones, guardian Of Leonidas +. Garvin,
minor;
Black and Mary Black. minors;
e. J. Russell, executor of Randall RUSSELL deceased;
William Daniels, guardian Of Albert 5. DAWSON
minor;
minor;
James X. Henson, guardian of John II; Venters,
have been filed in the Probate Court Of jackson coun
ty Ohio for settlement, and the Same set for
animation and hearing the a5th day Of January, A.
JOHN j. c. EVANS,
ianslgsl-3w Probate Judge.