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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July all P. NJ.
JAMES G.. BLAINE,
Secretary OF State.
OK THE FIFTH OF July

the pulse of the Chief Executive
came down to ia; it had previously
been up to 1856. His condition was
reported as still favorable, with in
creasing chances for recovery. One
of the Washington incidents of the
day relative to the case may be men,
toned Every day since the mur-
derous attempt to take the life of the
President, meeting had been held
twice day for prayer in the Chris
tan Church which Garfield attended,
but the pastor withheld an account
of his first meeting with the Presi-
dent after the shooting till to-day,
when he said: Il was passing down
Pennsylvania avenue at the time of
the shooting, when l was called and
told the news. l ran to the depot and
was permitted to speak with the Pres
ident, who had then been removed to
the upper room. Kneeling by his side,
1 said: Mr.. President, you are the
servant of God, you are In His hands,
you have long trusted Him, and say
to you the heart of this whole people
will go out to God in prayer that you
may be spared The President
calmly replied: Il know it, doctor
1 believe in God, and trust myself in
his hands These meetings will be
continued twice daily during tile
Presidents critical condition"
OK THE SIXTH OF july
there was a marked change for the
better in the condition of the Presi.
dent; his pulse was reduced in fire.
quency to 100. He expressed de
sire for piece of beef-steak, which
his doctors would not consent that
he should eat. Instead of the beef.
steak the President ate an egg, and
then proposed to hold a Cabinet
meeting. The doctors would not
consent to that.
THURSDAY, July Z.
The pulse of the President Auctu-
ated between 81 and l04. a quarter
Of grain Of morpdis was given. He
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13
THURSDAY, July Z.

The pulse of the President Auctu-
ated between 81 and l04. a quarter
Of grain Of morpdis was given. He
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13

AN ANI1-SONkLING MAN.
He was at no time connected with the
Grant or ConkiIng people, bat be made
no DISBURSEMENT of his dislike to Conk-
ling and bis friends. He even went so
far as to pressure that a statement OF
his disapproval of Conkling would carry
favor with Garfield AID secure him a
place. To make bis position plain to
the President in his last appeal be
wrote:
"I regret the trouble you are having with
Senator Conkling. You are right, and
should maintain your position. You have
my support and that of all patriotic citizens
would like an audience of a few moments. n
He would give the names of Presi-
dent Garfield and Secretary Blaine as
reference to secure quarters in board
ing houses. About three weeks ago he
was forbidden to again enter the ante
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13
The POLICE

hurried the murderer down Pennsyl-
vania avenue to the District jail at
the eastern extremity OF the city, and
lodged him at 1870 oclock A. NJ, Just
one hour and ten minutes after the
assassination. Policeman Kearney
L
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13
The AssAssIS's PAPERS.

The assassin had three papers on
his person. The first was package
addressed to newspaper man in
Chicago, which the murderer said will
reveal all. He desired the news
paper man to have the statement
published in the newspapers. Tie au-
tbority of the District of Columbia
have that package and refuse to reveal
its contents. The newspaper man says
that he has never had acquaintance
with the assassin. The second paper
reaGs
"JULY 9. 1Ssl.-At the White House.
| The Presidents tragic death was a sad ne
cessity, sus ~ wili unite the Republican
party and gave tue ReFaoilc. Lie is a
tiimsy dream, aud % matters little when one
goes. A human life Is OF small value. Du-
ring the war thousands of brave boys went
down without tear. presume the Presi
dent was Christian, and that he will be
happier in Paradise than here.
alt will be no worse for Mrs. Garfield,
dear soul, to part with her husband this
way than by natural death. He is liable to
90 AT any tltpe any way. niu no ui-Wlil
towards the President. His death was a
political necessity. / am lawyer, a theo-
logian, and politician. 1 am Stalwart of
the Stalwarts. | was with General Grant
and the rest of our men in New York during
the canvass. l have some papers for the
press, which shall leave with Byron An
drews and his co-journalists, at No. 1920
New York avenue, where all the reporters
can see them. am going to the Jail.
(Signed) "CHARLEs GUrrEAU."
The third paper reads:
"Please deliver at once to General Sher-
man Cor his hrst assistant IN charge Of the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-31
Ssdt:S 3apitsI.
Golafe UNI SaIar.

Der fsbenidbrise Sries, In tpsl9em
Sefrretd unp Yrsusen ibre Wafen sss
sensinanesr maesn, mar ausssbro1sn ;
fetn pplittl6er @runS fonnte &uflane
sur Sbeilnabme an esmislben bsftmmen ;
aber bic gsar.n babts felt Der sntpeftsn
lsstsn @erl9pBruns, welbe ben War.
auis Sotti auf Die Ssfuns unc bic eas
puiafin unb Ssitul6sT mad Sitirien
bra1te, Srieeri1 ben 3psitfn. Ste iblps
YdneniiIsn nit S.fsrrsia uno Srunfs
reid unb cine ru6tfae @rmse rdl;te i'm
Sabre 1857 ib.e Golonnsn unter Mars
I9au @prarin iiber Die psutihsR @ren<
ssn. slpurfn trus BET 0rpBiissraporf
einsn Sies eason, psrfOlste tbn absr
niGt unb 800 ii4 na9 8urlanp surif,
no CT In bte Wtnterauatisrs stns ; Ct fel
IN llnsnaps, fam In llnterluduns, unp
General Garmer dbsrnabH ben SSerbe>
bsfsbl Der ruTil1sn aruee. Seine Iba'
ten paren bts 9efsBuns S5nfssbsros, bte
@srpdfuns SdfrtnS unp bfs blutise
S9Ia9t BET 3prneOrf ibn erIssts I'm fol-
ssnbsn Sabre Soltifot fart pur@ bts
9unf Der Sailerin unb bic 9iebe isiner
Solpatsn. Gr bate 8sfsbL fi6 NIT ben
Osfsrrst&ern 40 ssreinissn, uno traf BET
Sranffurt an Der Sper nit 0aupon unb
Sapif 3ulammen.
Der beige g%rntemonat bss SabreS
1853 mar beransaossn. (; bic armse
GriepriH'S mar lber bic Sper 8esanseri
itnp tanp BET 8il&ofsbsim bsrf!t nit
ben gesnsrn Yreussns Ste S&la&! auf.
~,unsbmen. sluf ben SSbsn bintsr &ret.
tin lag baS Corps peS 9eperals Stint.
= In sinsm sressn 3slte Dor leinsm
Geletil@e fas Der gsneral ielbft Dor tbni
lasen eanbfartsn unp Yldns, unp or
fupirte tpst S3la6tplars psl9s ibui
Der SSnts pie ben anpsrsn mlttsetbsilt
bate T; elmer btefer Yldne mar beretnet
fdr ben Gaa, pae Der Getnb ietrtn Ypfsn
feltbteIt, Der anpere, penr sr feline SteI'
lung perdneern loutt. Nsben pem Sc
neral faB In einsm Salbfreils Der Srtssss
ratb lttnsr SHiciere.
Sbm tund&it pom pieitn ftanb NIT
srnfeui, aber fluseni 0sfate etn fat.
ltder Sriessr In Der Uniform sinss preu,
siI&en Waiprs. Sstns bebe Stfrns,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-31

an Der Iafelrunte su. Init Der Yurpurs
farbe pss 8lutes fdrieb ct 1sinsn Namen
~ DEN Gdben ess 8rissssottes unp Der
Grsibsit ntebn! 8ein Sonnen frabl,
fein &sssntrppfen fpa ibn iemals psrs
lSidsn, unp rpepn Id mad etnem SABRE
sebsno miller Sdmpfe auf esm 8open
Gurops, no oas 2tdt NIT Der 6infernis
rinssn pirp. an bisls Stsle suriidfebren
rpsrpe, nil i1 meinsn unperlSfdtsn
Namen uieper leien unb bic Worte
res Diciatprs Der stS5ten Ger &epublifen
puruntsr fbrsibsn : Vene, vidi, vici 7"
Sd fam, Id fat, Id isste.
Der Stalisnsr iarisb jest nit bIuts
rotbsn eapieaBdaen isinen Namen on
bie Status psS &rieses unp Der frlsaoisn
Grftbeit: yW arrarint Il.
Absr ernf uno rubis nabrt ibm jeBt
Der Bu1pruder ben blutrotb gsfdrbten
piniel unp tau6te Jpn In bic n%ebenfsben.
De Saale nit flarer, rpeieer Garbe.
yNu1 i1! !" rief sr, .rpiu metnen Nas
mel, ~ ben Gdbsn pieisr Statuen aufs
fareibsn, unb mad sinem Sabr3sbene fol-
er NOD an ieiner StsIe 3u leien fem unb
3eussni&aft seben, bab fd urein @ort
Gretbett pbns 0eisB III ein
unbfn8, auf Blut unp Grdmmern fuet
fefne ftautlt&e Srbnuns, unp Menf&sns
pldne pbne @cttes Silft fine Spfnnsns
wsl&e Der Glus stner flefnsn
;erreiben fann."
llnp Ter idltdte Budtrudsr iGrisb
ieBt NIT i6neeweiber Garbe unb fsfer
6anb auf bic ptepstale Der Statue Der
tn srOBen 3dsen fetnsn Nas
men : BENJAMIN GranfIin".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-31

sttfe1eln. ytdt bloc bic Hlammen be
NIT ben 6dufer efnftdBenben brennenbe,
srOben @eibsferssn pisIfr 8tr&sn, ionberi
aud = fper folte Der msnf<&en ga.
tur cine iolde @erworfenbeit ,utrautn
- eine Insabl Mprebnnner BAIT,
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peI9ss bonn bsfttsfsn 8inbe anfaea&t
nun eur@ a@t Sage lang NIT satSrsn.
Der Wadt fcrtpitbeie.
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untersanse Der b%ldtbsnefsn Staet pea
tpefltten GurcpaS, uub Der pdpfli6s
9unttus battrte cen Brief pel&en er
ais @usen3euse bteiss Sammsrtases an
ben NuntiuS In Waprie ldrettt .,,dalla
terrra'dova Lisbona fu."
Dfefe Wa@t Der 3nR5runs spans bic
3abl Der nod pnibont sebIieben Wens
f&en auf bic UNI eifabon lisssnten Sell
Der III eutHiebin I; bort lassn TIM buns
ten 0smtits ais BON Der 6ano bed
rtdtenbeu GOte5 suiammsnseltaarte
unalddltde, 6oHeute uno Bettler, M5n.
DE, Nonnen, Solpaten, @elebrte Sdtfer
unp Mrbetter, pte fe sbsn Der serf5ren.
ben Watb bes Grpbsbsns entrpnnsn tpas
ren.
0iele, wslae ssfsrn nod ibsr sabl>
lofe Mafsn unS paldfe sebotsn, tparsn
beute elenbe, an alien Gliessr psrbrannte
gettler, unb mas bic glensnte psrlGons
ten, fel BEN 5unser, Der 8ranfbstt unb
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seffeuert rrsrbsn fpnnte, baB Der 8Snta,
wel@sr auf ieiner Hidfsbr Ron 8elsm
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na&tsn musts, etnise tn Der umaebuns
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entianete, eurd rpeI@e tpfeper einfae Orr
bnunB bersefeat unb In einsni Iase
an fehsunebretsig Strasenrduber pae
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wurte.
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batten IN bieien tprnisen, absr f@redlt.
den Stunben ben Fob aefunben fiur Die
psramicen aussebrannter 5iulerfrpns
ten ~farrten benz tbrduencsn Nuae tes
8ei1auers entsesnen unp auf $50 Wt.
lfonen Ibalsr rpurpe Der Shaben bsre9s
net pel1sn bieiss Grpbeben perurIaGt ;
nur taS tn etlsrner Sifsn Serl6Ipfisn
sstpslene GslD, ssi@pdrst pom &au1e
unb Branee, mar serettet, unp LANCE
nod beptsnts man ft9 ipdter BET 3abs
teS @uSprudsS TN 0f@war;en
ODER TIM blanfen @elee."
Oils In ben ritfen Taeen lnebr ale
b~reitaulsnb Wsnf9ea barar, urbsitstsn
ben Shutt biefsr sntisBlibsn 8erpi.
flung pessurdumet, ca ftanc auf ben
Irimmern bes eeweiensn 9aluites Der
ipaniI9su Gelanoi6aft jsner S1pars>
mdntlsr, pslher ft6 MarauiS BON Bets
mar nannte, unp TIM bVben yiorpen, rpie
TIM tisften Wefsn GurppaS slei9 bets
mild su istn f6tsn, uno bstra1tste Die
seritmsttsrts 9ei6e zines Wannes tm
pantheon SammtmantsI, psl9s tbm sis
nsr Der ibpeisbsosften Irbstter sessn
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bate.
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tier NIT ttsfem Grnfte auf bic 9etde eeu.
tsnp ; ,.eS is Der ipanilae 9elancte
pom Ysrslapa. pel6a untsr ben
psS Iborss ietneS Yalafss
bssraben parpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-31
Ganftss Gapitsl.

0d6 Tef NnvrkefIiopn am 4 Wo
n.mb,r hss eahr,s In mar k,r,nns
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b~,nsaarfen eurd BE Strossn RON QtTa,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-31

! t1urte lbfr BEN Grcenrurce erlGduI
niHt anters ale Of Der berr Der Welte
auf sinsni smissn Ri9tertbrcne 3ur 81
be nisbsri1pebt unb ieinen psrnt1tenbeI
glis porausitnbs taS linbise Wenl9en
ssidledt ia SsrtilSen: = ~einfdr;snb
5duisr, rifisnbafte StaubpoIfsn peldl
bifre Nadt psrbreitene, turd sts en-
aen 8ufen ;Osen, Sammer, @sbeul I'M
&ettunesrufe auf alien Setten - uni
neue GrefSBe In aQsn &ittuusen wa
rem bte rpe1flneen BHper bfsiss f6au
eycasr Na4fsemdlpes.
bort am srpBen 6rai In Der Nib,
bes 3oIbauies, rrp tie ret1sn Glottel
8rafltens, Sffnbiens UNI Afrifas ibr
8auen 8tfsn uno Sdfs Spg fofbare
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unb allen @attunssn pom GrssusntGsr
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babies Iaufenb BON S@tfern, @bstsrn,
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pae Tatau1 ise!e ws'ts ano 0'0.. W os
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SammelSepsut uno ~ Sw.su oen ppWS
tfh OIao. ps!sh's, UIuWshge. SeIwuIs
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te scene als % Die slsuthls Vottgsit
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ngsn entsesea ue'sn noals VT iehp
10 IlieouW 0SD,n r.sBsn0e aalo n.eg
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snpot panh Eaislen lsIne lpaau'snoen
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lstSom ~ lelHfn Na~sh laISt sosn y
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Wv tvp.hU.n NV p.nuo, ano wap'sn'
o!s y.s'ianS lag.nS. u'.n~,nmal WI.
ss.ll,s" Ratos. Hamssn isSt 's .sh os'
o'a.v gev9osnsh SWlh. S'paeasa.
StpBTpsils bra@ no IeBt ete. enlpSrts
see rrte TN sr'tlsslt4itsr Wssrsslturu'e
aag Wv waSesns y pa'sH1 osen.
Die Na6t ees S9rsdsns. fpsl@s nesr
benz BON 0ott psrla,lsr'sn SatYlpn res
duesritsr' Wsitsrs BON europe. lag, err
rettts lsBt the b0tits 1tnltsrrits, eeir'
sts un%ssbsuret Staubldulet. Srn BEN
stn8sitarstsn paldftsrI uae 9dulsri1 ltsbsr
nfmt rfehr ben Ieubtenben StrdhI burfs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-31
Gutter &erbieuif !

ptrfsHsn, rd6s mttr ssr ptniurf frsis 9stt bassn.
tenntn rt terh9t. iu9te une cut tttablsnss 8tftdnt.
euns sri4ahsn, rtun ft uns TIRE aertHs atsR stuem 3
sht etamp t~isfsHstn. asufxti
Sobn Spuie u. 60,
Gslumbus Suusiisn. Spua.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15

A SPLENDID ESTATE IN MARKEr-THE OLD
"A FORRER5. IRON WORKS PROPERTY FOR
SALEI offer privately for sale that va1uabIe prop.
erty known for many years as NOISY CREEK iron
WORKS. II is situated on Messy. Greek, I'm the
northwestern portion OF Augusta county Virginia.
on the Harrtsonburg and Warm Springs Turnpike
II miles from the former place, and II from Staun.
ton. The farm
CONTAINS sO7- ACRES rs,-
OF arabic land 600 OF which are cleared and In fine
condition, the Remaining
2o7 ACRES HEAVILY TIMBERED
With original growth OF pine and oak The soil is
we'll adapted TO the, growth of all grasses and
cereals In the Valley Of Virginia.
AN ExCELLENT MEADOW OF ABOUT 70 ACRES,
allofcwhich can be irrigated, Chords great abun,
dance ofhay OF Che best qualify Attached to~ this
property is large merchant mill In running order
and valuable WATER POWER in excess Of what ia
now used sumcieRt to turn the machinery OF any
large faetefy.fhts power was formerly used to
operate fnrnaeei forge, and other machtnery OF
iron manufact9Ey. No better loealtty can he fDnnd
for a PAPER MILL or WOODEN FACTORY. In
exhaustible beds OF, RED HEMATLTE IRON ORE
are the property from which the best quality OF
iron has been made "A mineral right TO several
Thousand acres OF adjoining lands on which iron Ia
known to be, belongs to the estate and will pe sold
with It. ..-'
The improvements In all other respects are good
THE MANSION, H0uSEis q large, roomy buiIdinr
OF stone and brick, with necessary out.butldin0s
An excellent stable, 80 feet In length and several
tenant houses. orss
Distance nom Valley Railroad is miles. and
from the St. Louis Cincinnati Railroad Is III miles
and, perhaps, may run throughit. Shops, schools.
churches, post-ofhces and stores are all within a
ShoT. distance
Belonging 70 this estate Is a large body Of var.
UABLE2ANTHRACfTE COAL lands In North River
Gap, on the line Of the " ashIngton, st. Ioufs n
Cincinnati Railroad, all Of which offer at moderate
prices and easy terms.
nay12-tf MOSsy Crack. enylr Wa
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15
CHARLoTTEsvILLE, VA.

MR. EDITOR, Dear Sir:--At largo meeting OF Re-
adtnsters held In the Court House on the 9Th, DR..
John R. Wood was called to the chair, and the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
That whereas, There is vacancy IN the 9th judi
cal circuit caused by the death OF Judge Shackle-
ford, and now filled by the temporary appointment
of Judge Grimsley, and whereas, 1t has been more
than 80 years since there al election to this
Judgeship from the bar of Albemarle, now there
fore be 1t
ResoIued, LIST, That we do most earnestly recon-
the Legislature the election of the Hon. E.
W. Early to the Judgship Of this circuit as eminent
| ly qualified from education, being graduate In
law at the University of Virginia. and having pur-
| sued the study of law for two years In Germany,
and from experience having practiced IN our courts
| for Is years and represented his district In the
State senate.
Resoloed End, That we request the "whig" "val
ley vrginian and spirit of the Valley to publish
| these resolu tons, HERNDOS hIFEacs go
Serre
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15

NEW TABLE DAMASK, TOWELS, NAPKINS, -,.,.
IN at the lowest cash prtces at : -, s..- =
D. A. ,KAYSER,S.-.
NEW LACE COLLARS, FICHUES, TIES, GRAPE
IN LISSE RUCHING, RIBBONS, &C..
at D. A. KAY2ER'S
WHITE AND cOLORED BLANKETS
w Very cheap. D. A. KAYSER.
DLUsHEs, vELvETs, yELvETEENs, all shades
and prices, at D. A. KAYSER'S
UANn
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15

Court of Green, till the vacancies can be niled &C.
cording to law. Upon the same terms and condi.
tons, designed Hon. r. L. Henley, Judge OF the
County Courts OF York and James City, to hold the
regular terms of the County Court of Elizabeth City
and Warwick, TIL the vacancies caused by the death
OF Hon. w. 4. Willis, Judge Of the County Court OF
those countless could be filled
me Richmond and Allegheny railroad has com
piled with the terms of Its charter and Is
The trains are now running from Richmond 70 Will
l1amsons, Its western terminus, aIidon the branch
line from Balcony Falls to Lexington, opening up
rich agricultural and mineral region, ana giving
| state FRED. W. II. HOLIDAY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15

1t appears from the vital statistics Of New
York city for the last eleven. months that
there has been an increase of deaths over the
corresponding period of last year of ,425, or
about 90 per cent. In other words, while the
death-rate of last year did not greatly exceed
26 per 900 per annum. it has risen this year
to the proportion of 80 per 1000. At the same
time there has been falling off in the num-
Der OF births to the extent of 1856. or about 5
per cent If these birth statistics are approx
mately correct. which is open to question,
there have been II 800 more deaths than
births in New York between January and De
cember. Last year. for the same period the
disparity was only $500.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-15

NEW STYLE LACE COLLARS, F1CHUEs,
IN OMBRI RIBBONS, all shades,
GUIPURE LACEs, GRAPE RUcHING,
A large assortment and very cheap at
D. A. KAYSER.