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A Safe Inyesiment.

Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of a failure Il
return of purchase price. on this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised druggist u
bottle Of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. II Is guaranteed to bring relief
In every case, when used for any affection
OF Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Con
sumption, inflammation etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can always bedepended upon. Trial bottle,
free ai City Drugstore. i5ly
The state herald., 1891-06-19

1t is abon, time that the several
counties in this judicial district We're
selecting judicial committeeman where
ii has not already been done. Phillips
county has committeeman who holds
over under the appointment of the
last iudirnl convention.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

hlin ldi iohnsun. who Tor rome
tine las hrld The pnelton of assist.
amt rasticr of the Farmers and iirf.
ehant'a linnl ~ llnlyolnl returned Ia
llnsllng. The ili.t oi the week. hhe
viii bc much missed IN Tie si'lm cr.
clcs OF olyogt.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
EDITORIAL.

Mckinley is the man, so the rcpubli-
cans of Ohio say and they nominated
HIM for Governor by acclamatiou.
Now, if the democrats of that state
have man they wish 10 see handsomely
slaughtered, let them trot him out.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
ava eeyennlnn nArn hres rAxea

Nro | ~ insrs afe dur and raia
bic cllo lulf oii az Lclore the las, dnl
VI January, atd Tie lHlaiier on or bc
fuic il,r Inst day Of July. Of the yeaI
following The one In which they nre ns
sesstpl.
sle. o In oiIc lie llrsi insiAllmrnl
of 80. laif tic tgsrs IS net raid riiot
10 lcl,uai, Iifsl, ilob il'ie shall be
assessed against such ipsiallment Of
tax fcnally ef one "a cent for eaell
The state herald., 1891-06-19
irn OF lrLY nAri...

As usual the Union Pacific will sell
tickets from nll slniions to nrIghbaring
cities nt uuc fare for the round trp.
Call IN or write me fnr particulars.
@. W. ArgiSeuS. Agent.
sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
Ypt.er.Ar nINarAeeLl..
Sec that ynt Tickets ruad va tho
luiun lnelur.

10 lhu'c dcslrlug to visit Mlnucapo.
lis, MINI, dni0g the meeting II tie
Young Peoples Christian Enden,or.
July 9TH 10 iali, tie l'nign racincnill
ncil tickets to Minneapolis from all
coupon ninuona ~ one fare for the
muud nip. Call on ~ write fur pnr.
lieulhm' q. W. h1kiSfps, Agent.
Union 'aeIlle System.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

The famous l;accarat trial has shown
mp the future King of England in II
most uncnyiable light. Judging from
the severe censure lac receives for his
actions Ia connection with the scandal
which lead 10 this trial. the better class
of Englishmen do not feel very proud
Of their future King. The next TWEEN
iy.iive years will, In all probability.
witness some lively times in the poliIi-
ral arena Of England.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

The last crop report for Colorado con
taIiys this language: In eastern Colo,
ra,lo excessive rains have bccu delri.
mental To the corn crop" And yet
some of the wise men of the western
part of the state would have the people
believe that eastern Colorado is too dry
TO raise u crop without irrigation.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
BucELrN's AnNIcA SANE.

The best Salyc in the world for Cuts,
rniscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corus, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price - cents per box
For Sale by City drug store.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
DEAFN ESS
IT'S CAUSES AND CURE,

scientifically treated by an aurist of world.
Wide reputation. Deafness rrndicatcd aud
entirely cured. OF from 90 toal years stand
ing, after nll Other treatments have failed.
How the difficulty Is reached and the cause
removed, fully explained In circulars, with
aflilnVit' aud testimonials OF cures from
prominent people, n1ilcd free.
Dr. 4. foNrAISE, "a West 18th St, NY.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
TIE COMING LINE.

The Chicago, Union Pacific Il Nortli-We
ern Line offers the best accommodations To
the travelling public en- route to Chicago.
Through trains, fast time, magnificent
sleeping cars, elegant dining cars, colonist
sleepers, reclining chair ears and hand
some day coaches.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Subscribe for the STATE HERALD
and you viii be better satisfied with
life In Phillips county than you have
ever been.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
li1rt Publication Jnpc.lalshI So. lto
nLntlan ~ l,AtlLrnti.,.,

l1ri publication Jnnr.i! itil 80, ~
NnnGH for Publication,
Land once ht sterling. coinmis.
june ., ttli
Morit y " hereby given that the fuiipn Ing
~ named srtiirf lihu hiri notice NJ lni inl
isntlnn Ia make lihni i,ranf w support ~ iis
tihini, hnd that said proul VIII ptmnir holurr
The pieris OF the conriy court uf rhiiip,
county nj iiulsohe, Culofntu. un Iuly q
i-l, Nisi
iitfriL = siiEw. Formerly lirttr T. uIts
w"l'i. for the hennlitorsipHuf % 80 iid d
iHiH
iir namea thu fulluHinf Niinc.af, ii pfayt
hiH c"niinuaus ranisIt" upol nnd cnitAa
iinn uf, said iand, ,isi
aiiltnu ptopH, ~ Auhofst, tait
Arthur " nuiirHrld.
jnln u lii,huDn,
William II iiutiusph
n. D. flpAo4. ihtdsiet
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Notice Is hereby given thnt the following
named settler has iilcd notice OF his in
tcntion To make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof viii lee made 10
fore the clerk district court Phillips county,
colo.,n iIulyokc, colo on june q, lsoi, viz
THOMAS c. yERNAM,
I'D + 12a1 for the NE 10 sec tp Gnrisw.
licnamc' the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culliva-
lion f. fuld land, VIZ:
Gcu-Er ponnclly, Of liolyukr, Colo
Wilinm Kip'inG,
William Whitman,
IicurY X. stroud.
II. =. TEpMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
=. II. TIME scII1aDuLua

y II 4 vi T ~ \ II y y H1A'1
Atstcrling. Colorado,
EAST HOUND.
5o5 Chicago Nprcss...............i0 0a II IN
3i7 pcnv. Fgst fr't.........,..,,.,-. .Glo n. IN.
WEST BouSv.
D1 Colorado Express, .....,,.... 800 n. m.
3li DENY. Ftst fr't 1850 u. m.
Train SIS only carries passengers in charge
of live stock train 3iI carries passengers he.
tween Lasallc and Julcsburg. The cahoosc
on freight trains win not pull up TO the plat.
form To take or deliver passengers or lng.
gage.
- Coupon tickets for sale TO Nil points.
q. W. ATKINSON. Agent.
r. l.. kianALL, T. l.. I.oM,x,
General Mgr Il. T.. \.
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nE. TEDMoS, i;rgi.,rr,
tfir., publication May ., isall Solpl
Nuiira for Publication

Tin, Publication May =, isll.l No 100
NuiiEa for Publication
i.and Office at Sterling. ilnrain
My 10. sal
NipIlg y ir hereby given ihat iir fpllaWiug-
~ namci settler las Il ed Notice Of his inirn-
tiun To make mai prpat In support oi hr clam,
ard that snil proof Will to made bciore the
cicrh Of The dl-'iirt court OF rhlulpH enuiy Co-
ora,lo, at iiolyuse. colorado. on Junc 90, i,al,
tiE;
MABsiiAL y GILMORE
II J. 7iaa Tor the ~ IL sec ~ Nnsnnr NJ
q " II - IA
lie name the following wiine- r- 10 pfa,e hls
continuous residence upon, ami cultivation OF.
.aiiland, via;
Jnmrso iiolKs OF NrAango Ncl.
Frank sphinx
Peter linnsun
u : Walter
Al. 4. TrpgoS, Rrrl.trr.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
ltir,, rnblIrn,In,, NAV q. ls,ll Yols!

lfir,, Publication May -, isll.l Sola
NuTICE Fur PUBLICATION,
Land Onicc nt sterling. Colo,
May 10, iS'i.
NOTICE. l. hereby given iaat the following
named settler has illr1 notlcr of hi. inirn-
tion To make ilnal proof In support Of hl.
ciaiii. aud that said proof will h- made h..
fore the Clerk OF th' District Couri OF ihill.
iis rouniy, Colorado, Mt llolyosc, Colorado,
ol Iunr 81. l-ni, VIZ;
JNil.s %. HODGE,
II 7l5d for TIN lots :, nud .ec d tp No = n
IN r No Z. " ofspm
iicnnne- the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon, aud cuiti,a
ton Of, -nid land, Wis
Jaeob toiluiors, Of Ncuangp. Nrb
Marshal Gilmore,
Frank siink,
Il alter
II. l.. TEDMDS, ne,fi.trr.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
lrirs, publicatlon juno. 10, 1911 No sos
Nntien fnr Publication.
Land onlcc 1T sterling, colorado,

Land ofllcc nt Sterling, Colorado,
June Is, 1871.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has hlcd notice ef his Iii
tcntion to make anal proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk of the district court of Phillips
county, Colorado, Mt IIolyokc, Colorado
ON July 81, lsll, viz:
LuETTA PAGE formerly Lnctta Delay
lid Entry NJ Gjoi FOR the w y Sc u and Q u
sw a see 20 Up q II range 45w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiv,i-
tion of, said land, viz:
George conkllns, of Holyokc, Colo.
E!woOd iiOyt, F."
George a Crane, e
Minor Meloy, "
II Il. TEDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
MAn.llNL \ nlInnnn
tilla, Noilc3 10 conirzl No, ~

lfir. pnhl'ratl IN Jun" $, roll
v.s. Land onire, -iclliur. colo.
May =, isIi
tAlla. Noiice To Contest 80. ~
Complaint having btcn entered NJ this or,
Nee 10y William Vlommona nHRinst Oscar =.
Chambers ior abandoning nni fpiinre TO rsi
tnhll.h and maintain residence nrun his
Homestead Entry 40, 1871, dhird July .. isal,
upon The ~ ~ ree . ip5 n, RS WIN lihiuip'
counis'. Usiarido. with "A ,irw 10 thr unerl.
innon OF snid entry. ,he suid PARTIES hrc
hereby. summoned Ia nppchr Ut r.>. iand
office. Sterling, roio,, on the 81 day oi Jaiy.
isll. nj 10 o'siorL, a. m. 10 respond und far'
nish iusiimoay concerning said nilfErl
abandonment.
nv, frhsos. il'Hisirr.
service liy Publication auirrcl.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
IL E. TEpnoN. Register.

FIRST publication June ~, 1871 No, 2oI
NutiGH Tor Publication,
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
june 10. lspl.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has iilcd notice . hi. in.
tcntion 10 make ilnnl proof In support OF his
claim and that said proof viii he made bcfo.r
the CLERK of Tho District Court Of Philips
county, Colo. at iIolyoke, Colorado. on
July -, 1891 viz:
MARIETTA corr
ild Entry No 1901 for tho NV Il sec rs tp No 4
II In range No ~ W of 6pm
lie names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upoa and cultiva-
ton of snd land, viz:
Cnnrles a baldwin, of Amherst, Cplo
John Fisher. {" - ~
Arthur W Bnttcancld,"
John II Hichcson,
II. u. TEpMoS Register.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
tfir.t publication May 90, 1891, no. 10.
'Nut1ra fur publication.

NntiCs fur publication
Land ollcc at Sterling, Colorado.
May ~, 1891,
NOTICE is hereby given TINT the following.
named settler has filed notice OF his inici-
lion TO make ilnalproof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will he made before the
clerk ofthc district court Of Phillips county Col
orado, at Iioyokc, Colorado, on July ;Ird,
lSal viz:
HOWARD a. BROWN.
bS 3o5lj for the lots md , and 81: NV \,
sec al, ip No. sn. In No. d5w, OF Up M.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF.
aidland. viz:
Daniel krimblcbnc, of IloyolSc, Colo.
Everett H. Amber, :" &"
Albert W. Young, e. Z"
John NJ. Gullis, e"
II. L. TrDnoS, Register.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

The judge should be empowered to-" p H.
stay proceedings if he thinks theray. rasscn-
any merit whatever in the apple, nns p,t,,S, an"
~ nd leave ON mountain
authorized to refuse such central time.
ever IL Is ciear A. b, West
'.s mn suffipi. Station Agent.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Cfir,t publication May 10 lS1D No lSj
N1tlus for Publication
Land onicc, mt Sterling, Colo.
May IL, ls.ii
Notice II hereby given that the following
~ named settler has illrtl notice cf his in
tcntion 10 make lnal proof In support OF his
claim, nnh that said proof will b, made be-
fore the clerk OF he,listrict court of phillips
county Colo, ut iiolyokc, Colo, on June soth
ls,l. viz;
WAILAND VAUGHN.
II 1lss for the ne IL SEC ~ tp So9ninr No
q W Of d pm
He names the following witnesses u prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiVa-
ton OF, said land, viz:
nust swanson, of liaNinn, Cnio.
Jasper Jennings,
George johnson, -
fremont scutt.
II. !. TrnnoS, Register.
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nrIr.t puplleallon Mny ~ 30 les.

First publication May al No 1875.
NntiGa for Publication.
Land Office ut Sterling. Colorado,
May p, lsgl,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has 1ilcd notice of his IN
tcntion to make fInul proof IN support OF his
claim, and that said proof viii bc made be.
fore clerk of county cuurt
Phillips county Colo. at IIoiyoko, Colorado,
on July 3rd, lspl, viz:
WILLIAM LOWE.
Iid Entry No 7l2o. for the lotsi aud and
O. NV sec tpGn, W.
lie names tile following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
tion of, said land, VIZ;
james Hamilton, of IIolyol,c, Colo.
Gahc Weaver,
cassius NJ. Pickett,
Hannah Weaver, {"
HE. TEDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
CEoRGE W. NORRIS.
II. 4. TrnaoS. Register,
llirst publication May. -. isaII
4. :. Land Oaicc, sterling. colo.
Mhr. n. IsIl.

4. :. Land oaicc. sterling. colo.
Mar. ~, lsJl.
tsnl Alir- Soilec 10 contest Nog71
To jamr- II. Tntlcr; Yuu arc hcroi,y no.
tiicd that on Jnnuray ~. l-.,i. Margrci rcicr
applied NJ Ills Office "a lYr allowed TO tr..ns-
unieher T.. $. No. - = Tor los !, > and 4.
# -"r town ~ ri5 ". Ia u homestead entry
aud that said app ieat on y ~ br heard b.
fore ths 'n'cc CA .urr aih. isai,
snd ysn i-.irg nn idtcr~e ciaimau,
To lli 2, by virtue OF r. c. SO. lam inatlr MAY
pth iss,, viii bs allowed to appear ut said
time and show cause why her said applica-
tipl should not he allowed.
II. 4. TrnuoN, Register.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
tiln,t publication May :, isol.l No. lis
Nutica fnr Pnhltrstirn.

tfir't publication Mays Isoi.l No, lis
NutGs for Publication.
Land oflirc ai Il ring Colorado.
May !, lSai.
nj pflCE l. hereby given that the following
~ nann"i 5'iilcr hns alctl notice of his intcn-
Iinu To- make fnal proof in support Of Its claim,
aud HAT -ii proof viii bc made bcforc the
cl rk o' tie district court ot Phillips county
t"i'r1'ln' ai liolyoLc Colorado, on June 18th,
is.i. gz:
GEORGE W. NORRIS.
I'D + siJi for The sw =, sec lOtp7nriiw.
He nam'- 'c following witnesses To prnyc his
continuous residence upon, aai cultivation Of
said land. giI:
whitney /, irwin, OF IIolyoke, Colo.
Jrptha 4. .rulior.
Joan G, White.
Jolu Jouc-.
H. T.. TEnaoS. Register,
The state herald., 1891-06-19

8GftkgTt sit..i..f ..tsrs..f...t
itAH Z ny H-fs. a5. a.Hs4 3D. It
Vol H H.s HaH
"Hf'a ff. 100. .HII
fH.HIH.
Oh. lHf. ~.
fHAf "a #'lH... aa. Do .H 4.... ". Il
900 a..s 80 iit IA.
if.f aHt faiHt .afIifs i sa..sH
'aA4AtLa iAia 'ittt = a To- ti.ft. w
The state herald., 1891-06-19

The democratic press seems 10 be
aeitalcd over The, To ihrm, seam
ingly mumentuous question Us to
whether Kentucky is for or against
Grnyer Cleveland rs the democratic
standard bear for 1892. Snme OF the
western democratic papers are awals-
riiiug, to the fact ihat Cleveland Is still
in the race, notwithstanding their pre-.
dict.ons cn llie publication uf lis silver
letter They need not wurry over the
randilaie for the republicans eau SNOW
under any man they may put up.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Advertise IN the liEuNLp II YOU
expect TO do rushing business.
The state herald., 1891-06-19


Noiicc I. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his in
tcntion to make final proof In support OF his
clni'n. and that said proof will be made b,-
fore the clerk OF the district court of Phillips
county Colorado. at lIolyokc Colorado ON
June 2oth 1891, viz;
W. 4. +. sCul.i.
ID 5 a27a7 for the sw ii sec % tp No9n In r No
Il " GfGpm
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his con tinuous residence upon, and cultiyn-
tion of, said land, viz:
George johnson, of inxtun, Colo,
Fremont scott,
Wnyiand Vaughn,
Alexis Vaughn, "
II. l.. TEDMnS, Register.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Roger q. Mlls nf Texas Is very oul-
spoken In regard Ia the posiliuii ocen.
pied by the southern alliance. In n re-.
cent interview he was asked the ques.
iIun: "Will the fnriners alliance In
Texas oppose the democratic patty
"Nut IN tho sllgl'oS. degree. Tie far.
mers' alliance men. nlmvs, wiilinut ~.
crpilon. are IN favor ~ the democrats
parts fnr all party meaaures. They arr
democrats ilFs, aud fnfmefs' alliance
mcn aftcfwnrl Tie democratic party
has nothing 10 frnr lrum tile alliance
IN my state" some members f ihr
northern alliance advocated the espul
sion Vt members simply hectutc they
voted the republican ticket and ,cl
the southern all aud ils friends
make no stefct uf The fact. Tia. Tho
hups majority Of H. members VIII wod
iii, last Hnd i,ll the line for tho sUc
ccts # the democratic party. Thc man
who fnlluwH ilIe had II The southern
alliance. tollusH the lead Df the demo
cratic party under n new nnine.
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THERE is truth whica. rs SO. CARD.

THERE is truth whici. is SCI GARD.
fully realized, that the rr,senconl
fraternal goodwill not only helps toa
Just difficulties but prevent their occur
renee Fratcrnal goodwill shows men . ,.,,
not only how TO deal with conflicting
interests, but how to make them s N
identical. M
The state herald., 1891-06-19
Merit Wins.

We desire to say TO our citizens. that for
years we have been selling Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Dr. Kings
New Life Pills, BuckIen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have Civ
EN- such universal satisfaction. We do not
hesitate to guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase price
II satisfactory results donot follow their use.
These remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely on their merits. City Drugss
store.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Tie Cincinnati Third party platform
does mi mret with the enthusiastic
endorsement, 10y the Kaasas alliance
that 1t WIS Thought II would. The re
ports of the local alliances seem Ia bc
anything bul rre"uragln. flr the pros
reefs af The Hind party ~ the state.
The following resolutions adopted 10y
the alliance oi Cloud county, tie hume
of senator Wheel.r, the only all alli-
micr member Of the state senate, speak
for Themselves.
Whereas, Tie south wus moi repre-.
scented In the Cincinnati conventions
and
Whereas. We believe the third party
will disrupt the republican party to Sic
benefit of the democratic party; there
fore. be II
Resolved. That weabandpn The third
party 10 return TO our past afilialiDn.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

scrvlro lig pdhllraIlon orlrrol.
, 1891-07-22

We have mm@mdh~ securities ed said Bmdh them ample ~h~ mww~'% accounts "@m%' number @%% account
w~F@3 MGI@TM w,npmp
namMgdM Board dmsM n N& Ommm@ khh% yM En~ng&@ hn @@m@E%w "e%&
, 1891-07-22
Mr.. R. ARMSTRONG,
Lawyer F. BRUN,
Mr.. A. C. GROVE,
B. DENDTLER,
" L. FABER,
Revd. GUNNER,

The President of the retiring Board begged to thank the Direc
which was assented to, Likewise was received a proposal to thank the
Christiansted, ST. Croix, the 18th July 1891.
II. JURS,
Chairman.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-08-27
NOTABLE DEATHS.

William D. Holtzworth, the famous battle
field guide. m en- director of the Gettysburg
Battle Field Memorial Association, and SUI
perintcndent of the soldiers national cemc-
terry at Gettysburg, died from paralysis on
the 22d.
Emily Greenwood. more widely known as
Emily Darragh. an English nctress, died in
New York Saturday. She was 80 years old,
and she came from London n year ago. She
did her first stage work in Niblo's Garden,
with the "Babes in the Woods" comedy
company. She has been of late with the
"EI Dorado" spectacular attraction.
Franklin Mllspaugh, manager of f. ?.
Judd's book store, died of diabetes at llis
home In New York. The deceased was 81
wears of age and unmarried. lie was well
known In the book trade in New York and
Boston, and in that city was considered an
authority on works OF merit by many mem
bcrs OF Yale faculty. Although an under
sized man-being scarcely 4 feet inches in
hcight--he was n patron Of all kinds OF nih-
lclics, and one of the founders of the New
Haven Rowing Association.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Waller
l.. Bragg of Alai anna died at Spring Lake,
NJ. For the Inst two wears he has been
aihng. During the civil war, in which he
was ali officer in the confederate army, he
was severely wounded, and to this and the
exposure TO which he was subjected his i'll
health has been attributed. His death, how
ever, was wholly unexpected. In 1881 he
was made president OF the Alabama state
railroad commission, and served in that
position four years. In March, 1887. he was
appointed mn interstate commerce commits
sioner by President Cleveland. In January,
1850, he was rcappointcd. lie was prominent
in Alabama politics and held various offices.
Ezra S. Durgin died at the home of a
daughter IN Gorhsm, \. H. aged IG. Born
In Greenland, he had been almost lifelong
resident OF Exeter. He bad been lay Adj
vent preacher; ~ ASSISTANT to n lccturing
physician he had travelled the country over F.;
long service as band drum major Ind given
him the title IN jor, and for 20 years he had
served as policeman lie was one OF the old
est members of Sagmorc Lodge, Odd Eel
lows, which he joined in lS45,and has served
it In every capacity
Ebenczer Hartshorn, one of the oldest
and best known residents OF Manchester,
N II Ia dead aged 10 years
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-08-27

the one mentioned. If my impressions
in regard to the character of the new
theatre are correct, it will not prove
bowling success, as the gallery gods
patronage is pretty well monopolized by
the old Howard Athen8um and the
several dime museums here. The at
fractions of the preliminary season at
our theatres are unusually good this
year, and all of them are playing to
good houses, Notwithstanding the ex-
trcme humidity of the weather for the
past week or so.
The white cruisers visited us last
week, but did not stay but a day or two,
when they left for Bar HarbOr. At
this visit there was a noticeable absence
of the crews on our streets, none of
them being allowed to go ashore. The
experience of the previous visit of the
white fleet here was such as not to make
repetition of it desirable, rs the police
were kept busy for week or more
after the cruisers had sailed picking up
the drunks. who were having a glorious
time on North End bilgc water, and
were utterly oblivious to being under
any obligations to Uncle Sam.
Large numbers of our citizens atten-
ded the Bennington Centennial last
week, and there was general express
sion of surprise at the admirable ar
rangements the town had made for en-
tertaining the great crowd within its
borders. Bennington did herself as much
credit in commemorating the memorable
battle as did her sons in fighting it, and
that is saying good deal. Long live
the memory of General Stark and his
noble little army of patriotsl
Drowning casualties seem to be more
frequent this summer than usual, and it
would he we'll enough for those who
cannot swim to either keep away from
the water, or else 60 prepared for ac-
cidents-a bit of advice which nobody is
likely to heed. The crop of balloonists
who are tumbling to mother earth is
also exceptionally large this year. They
don't seem to be in it, so to speak. After
fatalities from these causes have SUBJ
sided somewhat, l suppose we shall be-
gin to get returns from those who didn't
know it was loaded. OZNoLA.