davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-01
: Matter. rp.nn eut bas Qebtn e.,

- WItter. tpsnn euG bas Qeben eurer
bclben Sauslinse lteb III, 70 titet suG,
fIe NIT unpsreaulider Nabrune, f1lehter
Mil& posr gar NIT quadialberifa anse.
prieiensn pfuidmittsln sinsm frdben 9obe
su iiberliefern. Seib ibr nidt i'm Stanbe,
ibnen selunbe Muttermild 3u rstHen, 70
9ebt tbnen Neuifdbters Deut>
i&es Rthbermebl (Yabptropbtne)
bas idmmtli&e ndbrenben unb gum Sc.
betten Der &leinen erforberliden @lemente
entbalt unb idpn bon pielsn tauienbsn
MGttern ais Der 8sttsr ibrer 9iebltnse
sefesnst. Sn alien gputhefsn au tatsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-01
: Inter ben Iauienben bon Yerlcne

- Inter ben Eau ienben BON Yerlonen
tpelde freimillis, Obue ieoe Gufforberuns
fir ben Wertb BON Or. Nusuft So:
ntsS Sa mburger Samtlien'
M E i3inen 3eusniB ablesen, finbe1
mir bic Namen unierer prominentefen
Witbirser aus alien Gbeilen oes 9anoes
3eperenb Totber Gebmann, 9irettpr bes
Bic Nonc College, Waccn, @a., iprid!
iidh fplsenbermaBen aus: Or. Aug.
9SniaS 5amburser Trcp'
fen linb bon ausse5eidaeter Site. Sie
haten nit l1nb slnberen, fuelden id beren
anpenbuns enlpfubl, pcrtrefflide Dienfte
seleil ltet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-01

- Sci Sort @riot fanb man eineu
Ya1iasier unb ben Ereiber Der Yoitfutide
mad Tcscola. Be;oe batten bic Seine
big gum 8nie erfrcren unb eine Amputa.
ticn ber 5liebmaben III nptbweuoiB.
-, Das Tsueroetartement in Deniion
ermablte s. q. @uper 3um Gbef unr
Treo O'Walep gum Setretar.
- Sn Cameron erbielt Wiilar SutD,
rer am 4 Tetruar sebinat meroen icute,
POM @ruperneur Triit bic gum IS. Sc
truur.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTIOE.

In the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
West Virginia, IN Term. Nay 26th, 1881:
JOHN w. GRANTIIAM and Others, Plaintiffs
Against
JOHN IL. CAMPBELL and Others, Defendan
IN CHANCERY
is sddindge4 ordered and decreed. that tho
account Of bis a'dmtnistratIon of tTc estate of
J9nn n: ;C3mpDolts before Geo. w. T. Kearsiey,
examine. state and settle the same: and said
Commissioner is alec directed TO Ike an nccoTnt
Of tn? t sea GatHo Of the said John H. CampbeI,
the time of his death. with their amounts and
prlor!tIeS' IN ticking such accounts. Nutice Of
the tlme u5d place may be- published once n
week, for four .snecessive weeks. in some con-
2cnieat oew5paPar. and such publication shall
be eqnIvsle!t 20 perRonsI service of such notice
or ne parties or sny of them, except as to the
creators OF Iohn IL. Gamnbel. notice must he
given as rroy;dad by class So Of the Code, 9s
amended ,by tho Act.of the Legislature 1923,
GGarfsF 200 81 Of which accounts the said Com.
r"p"rt +" Tire Court, with any other matters
sHccla'!y StHted 'lermcd .pertncnt by himself or
winch mag be required by any of the parties to
be 50 stated. Us ~
~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19

No. sSs and 6SS daily. All other train, asSiv -.
cept Sunday. No. Clio and SOS eanheetss a. strns.
burg with trains on Va. Midland Read No. k,s
runs to Baltimore via waskin slea without 80
Of cars. No 6I0 and COS diass st hit Jsekeoh =
Pasfengers for Jotdsn's SPRING. leave seSrss,k
stephenson's: for Rock Enon leave carr nj Win
chester for Cspon Springs leave cars at Cspcn
Road for Orkney Spring leave care at Mt. jack.
burg. Parties visiting Now Market and Luz.
Caves feare Cars at New Market. -
F NJ, MANTZ
sGPe..i.Sr Of Trains. winchsst.r, Va.
Matter of Tfansportat;ou Camden s,..,,s
May 81, 1881, $500. = sS'o srs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
FRESH VEGETABLES!

FHNHE undersigned will furnish Fresh Veg
a ctables during the season. from his own
gardens, at reasonable rates. Orders sent to
his residence: on North Lawrence street, will
be promptly filed. WM. WATTFRS
July ), lSSl-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
p0EneAI
q RABR cAhE.NnAR,
ny .sa!s. ). s. -,1r1.t,.h.

y
ny Mi.s:: r.P. saILtisR.
ess,5oIp baby, soft and pink,
sne two worlds on the brink.
Que month old -seat and sleep.
tsecsens littls human heap
NO. months old 7s:tear and smile,
ISIS SIS m mouth ard eyes the while.
iafee months old = goo-a-eoo.
Windows wide where soul looks thro,.
Tour months old ;inds lis toes.
1'sies to FIX them. his rose.
Five lnanths old first wee pearl.
XII The heusehold in whirI.
SIX months old-sits sione,-
y 'sIes swaddling eiothes were gore.
Sever, .noqti's old->creopand crawl.
= wende:-esed. q charm to ali.
Eight months oId-confiscafct Z 49,
P''ssy's tsitand gapa's pate.
Nine month ls.Fog1isb ewes,
Deepening dailyzsw ili1ai i ise.s Sos
Ten months old-wif sssyss
wind US in; tho baf5sspas
Eleven months old-Gnger-tip
Guldes the Elm on his trim.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
N0TICE.

Parties interested in the above couse oro
mortified that shall proceed to execute the
same at my place of business in Charlestown,
on Tuesday, the 26ih day of JULY. 1881
.,- GEO. w. T. KEAHSLEY
Commissioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
Western maryland r. r.

Taking Effect Sunday. June 5, 1851.
baltimore Timer
LEAVE HAGERsTowN,
Dsily except Sunday,
$50 a. III. MHrtinsburR Express arrive AtHaI4
timore 1875 A. 81. - !
ll'2O a. NJ. For Edgsmoat and intermediate
Lao PM. NI.ii-arri,tps at Bsiumore coo
800 P. ~ sy. E=grsss-arriye At BAltimOfoi
ARRIVE ar HAGERsTowN,
sos A. NJ. From EdgomOht and intermediates
400 a. III. s. Y. E1preos-lsaviss Bal,imo,..4
70 40 P. N. msil4lesyIBS galtimo.. a. SOS
A. III. s-',,
7.to P. a. hiar.ie' burg sspssis ifs,iD Bal.t.
8. nj. HOOD. G eneTaI MANAGER. 4
B. n. GRIsy7o OLD, Gen'l Ticket A esat., g
Jupe14. 1881 q
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
,Il9E SEH0LD, y KITCHEN FURNITURE
Eu1ober. and Posts

TEHE undersigned has opened a Lumber Yorl
4 at bis residence, West Main street, Charles
town, toE the purpose of conducting The same
ish all kinds of Lumber and Locust Posts-Pinc
and Oak PLANK Dressed aud Undresscd, Floor
ing Framing Lumber, sc. All bills filed to
order on the shortest notice, by application in
my absence, to Messrs. HUGHES 81 Lock Charles
town or to me at Luray, Va.
MlV 5. lSSl-tf n aI1I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
Sheep for. Sale.

flames NJ. VAN METER. residing near Kear
~ nevsvile. has several hundred IMPROVED
SHEEP for sale. Prices reasonable.
JAMES III, VAN METER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19

IN GHANCERY.
TEHHtS eanse is referred to Commissioner Geo.
Il W.T.. Kearsley,. with Instructions to take
an account and receive proof of all liens upon
tho real estate of John w. Gardner with their
prIoritiss, and also of the absolute and annual
with any matters specially stated deemed ner-
tinent by himaelf. or which may bc required by
any of the parties to be 40 stated. In executing
thls order the Commissioners will give notice Of
the time and place by publication once n week
for four successive weeks, in some convenient
newspaper.and such publication shall be eG uiv-
alent to personal service of such notice on the
parties.
a True Extract-Teste.
+. P.'LYNCH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19

A LII the now Patent Remedies and old onos,
II cold by GEO. r. LIGHT
A SUPERIOR article of Rye w hisksy bottled
"A for sickness, Golden Drip, also Rock az Rye
April 10, 1851: GEO. T. LIGHT.
MACARONI, CHEESE and Fresh Crackers for
1S1 salo by 8. S. DALGARH
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sons Why Eve did aot keep hired girl. She
eayss:
''ghere has been great deal said about
She faults of women, and why they need SO
much waiting on. Some ono, "a man of
course1 has the presumption to ask, why,
when Eve was manufactured of a spare>rib,
servant was not made to wait upon her pr
She didn't need any. a bright writer has
SAID, Adam never came home whining to
Eve with ragged stocking to be darned.
buttons to be sewed on, gloves to be mended
right away quick-powt" Because he
never read the newspapers till the SUI went
down behind the paint and he, stretch,
ang himself, yawred out, "Isu't supper
ready, my .deaI?" Not he. He made the
hFe and hung the Kettle over it himself, we
VIII venture, and pulled the radishcs and
i5peeled the potatoes, and did everything he
5oehfss stast2 He MIXED tho cows fed the
3 locked after tho pigs himself, and
drought half dozen friends to din>
I'VE hadn't any fresh pomegrau~
he never stayed out till IL O'Clock at
:. light, and then scolded because poor Eve
= vas sitting mp and crying, inside the gates
f4 g .neger Ioated around the corner groceries
!! titis Zee vas at home rocking Gains cra>
ste did not call Eye up from tho cell
gar tsgct his slippers and put them in the
ANA F" AS4G ue uau lett them. Not he,
" hen he took them off he put them under
the fig tree. beside his. Sunday boots. In
short, he did not think she was specially
.eseated to wait on him, and wasn't under the
impression that it degraded man to Tighten
wife's cares a little. That's the. reason
Eve did not need hired girl, and with it
Was the reason her descendants did,"
=, ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-By a large majority
me people OF the United States have declared
tnclr faith IN kidnev-NYort as IL remedy for iii
me diseases OF the Kidneys and liver some
however, nave dislileG the trouble of prppaT,
ing IT from The drv form. For such a new Gan
qidnte aipears in the shape of Kidnev-VoTt in
I-lquiu Form II IS very concentrated, is easily
ttt'lrn md - equally efficient as the dry. Try
Dir a. w. Michael, one of our patrons Of
Sleepy Creek district, informs US that Mr.
GeorSe Lutman, Sr, owns hen which stole
her,ncst OF in tho woods recently and was
Afterwards found setting upon eight hen
egea Ia a short timo she Matched cut and
: 4sragg bte home four chickens and four pheas.s
- Uts5ailsef Which. aresliyiog. Mr. i. has
been offered good price for the pheaasnts,
Blu: will not part With fh9m.
-. - [.ii6,yan Mercury.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
GHAWGE on FTRM

n terest of Thos Wv. Davis in the Stove and
Timing n: establshment hitherto conducted by
RaVis ~ Harrell. will continue the business at
invites the patronage of his friends an the pub
Me, promising to execute all orders in workman-
spouting a snecialty. Respectfully.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
LEeAL MoTIGEs.
Jastiees IN ofiea
..Inpe Il. iss1-tf. Jnstics.oHf F AZ I'll ~ ns
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

II Tie Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
Best ,1iryinia, IN Term, day 27th, 1881 :
JOHN KEYES, Admir-, SC, Plaintiffs.
Against
JOIN W. GARDNER, &c, Defeudar4s
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Way uesborc'-Ar...... 26 4 Q5
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

CHARLES p. HATCH
Cent Freight and PAsa'r eort
JOSEPH II: SANDS, Superintendent.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
RTeE 1M.4@

For the Kidneys, Liver aIrs1 Urinary Or
SHnS: use nothing hYt IVA RI ER'S SAFE
KIDNEY AND LIVER CU&E.'' IL stands
UNhIY-1LLED. Thousands owe their health
aud ha ppiueFStoit. RS~ We offer " arners Safe
Tonic Bitters'' Nth equal confidence.
II. II. WARNER & Coz.
Rochester, NY ,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19
HENRY h.. RUsSCp.
House BulIdEng 6 Carpenterlng,

THE nm drrGignsd will execute work in house
= BUlLDING AND CARFEETERING in all
It's branches in tho best manner and ct reduced
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19

HARRIS REMEDY CO. RFG CHEMISTS.
Market and 9th SIS. ST.. LOUIS, Mo.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19

"A PkNFN EIe SPRING AND sUMMER MED.
ICISE.
a Thorough Blood purifier. Atomic APP
pettser. PleRsant to tho taste, i"vieoratinr 10
the body. The nlost eminent PHYSICIANS
recommend these Bitters for their curative
properties. Trial Size, sos. Full size fiafgest
nSrkst) 81 co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19

n send Jor Scaled Descriptive zaan,pIs-N
r. lets gtciIiH A1aGtOSsILcct Illustrations a
r ana Te6tIItIO7tJ, EcILfclI SCfEs cdIIBfIaee 81
fIlc Ss'Osf sEsc3DffcEsE tStsEf they DO re-
IS stored to perfect hcTItEi, ana fItc DIEesE 4
z forces fHO5'O'IO 7'c-csfnLEjSIcE Same d
$as II 1tsceT affected. Sold ONLY on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19

BEATTY'S- ORGANS IS ushful stop.. eel,
logue free. Address BEATTY. W nsfSin gton. N I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19

Year old 7.lots5of lisisch ii dend
Walking. alki1Gi Just fer fisif: S
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-07-19

UnsolIcIted Testimony TO the Efficacy OF
Prof. Harris PastiIfeS, taken Trom kets
tors received from FatFonas
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MIS- CELLANo RUs.

Fss.as.y. ,sslsgI-l.y.:...: -
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10 TRAVELLERS.
Spring & Summer Schedule
IARPER.sF FERRY & VALLEY BRANCH.
R- * o. Ees. H.
TAXING effect May %. 1851
EAsTWARp noUNn.

Stations n 3 os r.
Leave staentSn. 100 sis
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-13
posIoFFIcEs.


PosIOFFICEs.
The following is list of the postoflice
IN Idaho Territory:
Ada county
Boise CITY, Fn'n"ttsvile,
Fnl q store Lower 's0ise.
Middleton, pay"ie S!"re.
Star Thurman's Mills.
Alturas oouaty.
Atlanta. Mountain Home,
Rocky Bar. Bonaparte
Ethels Areo.
Ketchum. Bellevue,
Bradford, fi'iimn'
6alenl, saw loo'h'
Bear Lake eounty.
Remington, Bloomington.
Eish H. ven Georgetown,
Iowa Bar, merry,
Non,n.liar Ovid,
paris Saint Charles.
Boise county
uon,er Centervie.
Horseshoe Bend. Idaho ',ty,
p,aneervile Pla,erve,
Qnartzhnrg, oau"w ofeoA'
Garden valley.
idaho county.
clear Water. Elk CITY,
Sas,,,,A,,na CiranE"ville,
John llas + Creek, M'"nt i,uuo'
Shear RS Ferry, w"n,"s''
Cmur d'Alcnes itse"o'"'
Glenwood
Iemhi county.
Fort f.emhi. Gihoonsvuie'
~ Mo Junction,
SaInnn CITY bonanza City,
T.ashurp Ctasion,
Cr,.t,.l Custer,
ParanEo.
Nee Perez County
w,ha Lap";ai,
NJ
Geuetae, MOS o", 80
Lewiston. Al "i'"'h wv
Lidy vile.
Oneida County.
Oneida. berry Creek,
Clifton, -,
Eagle Eock Frahhtn,
Gentle Valley Malaa Guy
Nink Greek, UAioru'
Ross Fork, bia h,""'
snda sn inns Swan Lake.
Wes on Glencoe
J.v. Market Lake,
Soda Springs,
Owyhee County
Bruneau Valley. Silver CITY,
Castle creek.
shoshone County
Pierce city.
Cassia county.
Albion Glenn's Ferry,
Goose Greek kock creek,
Salmon Falls, Brlaee,
Oakley, LaheVho'
Washington county
provnlee. Counoil Valley.
Indian Valley, Mludl fa'iev'
Saluoria, "o'se' o''ae'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-13

consisting in stock At R PsSI's q 4,
If we do not have ,nO orncure it lol ,,iiitl
Music wanted, VIII rill lose nO'D''
Give us a trial and you VIZ
Mar 5, SOFT.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-13
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ry>HE FIRM OF COFFIN Il KEN
NALY, bv mutual consent, has bee
this day dissolved, John kenl'aly taking
the idaho City branch of the business and
Frank r. Coffin u Bro. the Boise City
branch. All liabilities contracted by the
firm of Cutiin Il Kennaly at heir Idaho
CITY store will be paid by John kennaly +;
and Frank r. Coffin & Bro. those made by
the Boise City store. Parties having
claims arc requested to present them
promptly. Likewise, all accounts due, or
to bee me due, made at Idaho City, must
be paid tn John Kennaly, and those made
at Boise CITY to f. X. Conffi & Bro.
+ ANK K. COFFIN,
JOHN KENNALY.
June 81, 1881.
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S6S3S week in your own town. Terms and s5
49, outhi Tree. Address Ii. HALLETr X Co
Portland, Maine.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-07-14
IrHHs, 1srrR YEAR N ADyANcE.


The assassin, Charles Jules
Guitteau, is n native Of Illinois, OF
Canadian.Freneh parcntage; Is
abott 80 years old weighs Hobs;
has dark brown hair; thin whiskers
and sallow complexion, has been,
In turn, communist, petty lawyer,
insurance agent, lecturer on Sec
ond Adventism, a persistent of.
iice-seeker, swindler and dead.
beat generally, and last of all TO
gain notonety, thinking thereby
10 make himself a great man, lie
tries to Kill the president. Last
fall he wrote q letter 10 General
G. dlield, saying that he was
about TO marry a rich heiress Of
New York, and asked that he
might be appointed TO the Aus
trian Mission. as he and his wife
woul ! becomingly represent the
government in that foreign court.
Genl. Garfield knowing nothing
about the fellow, OF course paid
no attention TO his letter. Before
no shot the president he beseiged
the departments at Washington,
either calling himself, or writing
Secretary Blain every day, ask.
ing for an appointment. His
siege was not confined alone TO
the capitol; he tried to get Genl.
Grant to assist him; for that pur-
pose he used TO send his card to
the ex presidents room, but he
could never get a hearing. SO
persistent was he that he is said
TO have watched which room the
waiter took the card TO, and af.
ter he was refused he went to the
door and Knocked, and the gen.
eral thinking it was the waiter,
said "come in" aud in walked
Guiteau, whereupon Grant told
him positively he would not see
him. Guiteau's impudence is
surpassed only by his infamy.
1t is no wonder that a man Of so
various a turn Of mind, and pos.
essed of such disreputable char.
acter, should be found with drawn
revolver, shooting down the pres
iden4-vftheInted States. Cult.
teau was never consul at Mar.
sailles, rs was at first reported.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-07-14

July 9. S:3O A. M.-Fhe president past-
ed tranquil night and this morning ex.
pressed himself as feeling quite comfort
able. The general progress OF his case is
regarded as very satisfactory. Pulse this
morning, lOOi temp nature, 99.4 respir-
alton, "a.
4;3OA. Mo unfayorable charge in
the condition Of TIE president has occurr-
ed since the 2 A. N, bulletin.
The condition of the president
continues favorable. Pulse, 1O4; temper-
allure. 1918; respiration, %. The next
bulletin will be issued at SIM.
3.3)A. M.-At 3 o'clock the president
was sleeping nicely. Everything to-day
has been in his favor, and good night is
anticipated.
The presilent said this evening to Dr..
bliss, when he went to the room occupied
dy The clerical force. to tell the boys that
he was oil right, and he hoped that the
doctors would seen allow them to come
again and see him. 1t was with the
creates difficulty that he was kept from
talking all tie time, when he was not
asleep, upon all manner Of cheerful top
ic5. Every two hours he is given little
rum and milk, in addition to his diet of
Cruel. The rum is come of the eighty
year old cGse that was sent the other day.
This morning when he drank a small
mix'urs OF that, the president said: "oh
bless me! don't You wish you could have
some Of the rare old artiele2" lie smack
ed ms lips as il he enjoyed the thought
immmensoly.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-07-14

The administration members
oil The New York Legislature held
a caucus on the sth, and nomi-
mated Warner Miller as their can
Iidate for the long term, and
Judge Lapham, for the short term
They hope, by the aid of some
Conkling men, to be able TO
elect these two candidates. At
the same meeting a letter was
read from Chauncy NJ, Depew, in
which he declined further use of
his name for United States Sen.
ator' lie expressed his thanks TO
those who had supported him so
faithfully; he SAID this was a
time at which concessions and
sacrifices ought to be made. lie
had entered the canvass at the
solicitation ofmany of those who
had voted for him and against the
wishes Of his business associates
and friends; he said New York
could not afford to be unrepre-
scented in the national councils,
especially at this time, when it
is possible special session OF
Congress might be called; be
thought that when the nation is
plunged into grief of over the
Presidents misfortune, and amid
prayers and suPplicatlons for his
recovery, partisan strife should
cease.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-07-14

-Oonkling sympatb.z]s. In coue'pon-
denee OF July oh, between the ez-Sena
tor and Attorney General McVeazh,
CjnklinS said; My profound sympatbie,
are with the President and with Ill Of
you. Every hour the conflict Of the re-
ports keeps hope and fear striving with
each other, with nothing stable except the
facts. trust that the worst is passed. |
wish you would express to the president
my deepest sympathy in this hour. which
should hush all discords and enlist pray
ers for his safe deliverlnce. Please also
give to Mrs. Garfield my most respectful
coincidence. trusting all will bs well.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-07-14

1t Will be remembered espec.
tally by those who attended the
Barbour County Normal Institute
in 1879. That resolutions were
then passed, recommending that
Industrial Drawing, and Entomol.
ogy be dropped from the list of
studies required to be examined
IN order TO get an A grade certif.
cate, and that algebra ahd physi-
ology be inserted in their stead.
Similar resolutions were passed
IN many other counties. Itseems
that this action was not without
elect, for the last Legislature
changed the law so as TO abolish
the "a" grade and institute in its
place a LIST grade. so that there
arc now three grades, first, sec
ond and third, respectively. Ap.
plicants for the first lirade certif-
cate must be examined in ortho-.
grayhy, reading, writing, english
grammar. composition, geogra.
ply arithmetic, u. S. history, con.
stitution of u. $. bookkeeping
elements of natural philosophy
and physiology. No person can
obtain n first grade certificate who
is under lSyears of age, and who
has not taught successfully twelve
months. Those applying for sec.
ond grade must be examined in
all the above branches with the
exception of book keeping, phys.
iology and natural philosophy
and they must not be less than
seventeen years of age, and must
have taught school successfully
not less than three months. Ap-
plicants for third grade must be
prolcientin those studies requir.
ed in the second grade except
constitution of U. S. and must be
not less than 16 years of age. This
grade can not be issued to any
person more than once, which is
TO say that il teachers do not i'm
prove themselves and advance
from the third grade they shall
not teach in the public schools.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-07-14

We frequently hear it asked "what
will they do with Guitteau?" won't they
hang himP" /; The president RECEIVERS,
Guiiteau's crime will only lie an attempt
to kill, the extreme penalty Of which is
imprisonment fer eight years. This would
seem to be entirely too light a punish
ment for such an offence. Bat, while the
presidents life is Of peculiar and special
value to the whole nation, yet, in con-
temptation OF the law, il is not held any
more sacred than the life o. the humblest
individual in the Republic.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-07-14
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