The Courier-Journal
Louisville, Kentucky
September 22, 1881
The Commonwealth
Hon. A. H. Ditto, of New Castle, was stricken with apoplexy on the Fair-grounds at Eminence, Tuesday. His right arm and leg are paralyzed and he is now lying in an unconscious condition at the Moody House. His attending physicians pronounce his case critical.
Transcribed by Vernon Purvis
Louisville, Kentucky
September 22, 1881
The Commonwealth
Hon. A. H. Ditto, of New Castle, was stricken with apoplexy on the Fair-grounds at Eminence, Tuesday. His right arm and leg are paralyzed and he is now lying in an unconscious condition at the Moody House. His attending physicians pronounce his case critical.
Transcribed by Vernon Purvis
The Courier-Journal
Louisville, Kentucky
September 22, 1881
The Commonwealth
Hon. A. H. Ditto, of New Castle, was stricken with apoplexy on the Fair-grounds at Eminence, Tuesday. His right arm and leg are paralyzed and he is now lying in an unconscious condition at the Moody House. His attending physicians pronounce his case critical.
Transcribed by Vernon Purvis
Louisville, Kentucky
September 22, 1881
The Commonwealth
Hon. A. H. Ditto, of New Castle, was stricken with apoplexy on the Fair-grounds at Eminence, Tuesday. His right arm and leg are paralyzed and he is now lying in an unconscious condition at the Moody House. His attending physicians pronounce his case critical.
Transcribed by Vernon Purvis
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