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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
NermOnt's Centennial.
The Celebration In Connection with
the Dedication Of Bcuningtou's
Monument.

Bennington is looking forward to
a gigantic celebration next summer
The act of the Legislature, provid-
ing for 4 celebration of the 100 ami.
Ncrsary Of the admission of Yer.
mont into the Union, and for the
dedication of the Bennington battle
monument, August 10, 1891, makes
the governor, with the lieutenant
governor, speaker of the House,
State treasurer and secretary of
State, a committee of five who
shall make the necessary arrange
ments and have general charge and
management Of the ceremonies at
tending the dedication of the
monument and the centennial cele-
bratOn.
The committee shall invite in the
name Of the State Of Vermont, the
national government and the States
of New Hampshire and Massachu-
sets to unite with Vermont in the
dedication and celebration. Fur.
thcrmorc, the committee shall issue
in the name Of the State all invita-.
tions to invited guests and shall call
the annual encampmcnt of the
National guard Of Vermont. 1t is
discretionary with these officials
what amount of money TO spend.
The responsibility ofthc celebrations
is on the State and not the battle
association nor the people Of Ben
nington.
The battle Of bennington was
fought August lG, III, hut as
August IL next year will fall on
Sunday it was deemed best to have
the celebrations in the middle of
the week, for the convenience Of
those who may come from distance,
and for this reason WedncSdav,
August 10, was designated by the
Legislature. 1t is thought by many
that the event in magnitude, impos
ing ceremonies and 4 great display
will equal or surpaSs the centennial
celebration of the battle in 1877.
At that time conservative estimates
placed the number Of strangers in
Bennington at 10000.
1t is expected that President
Harrison and cabinet and the gov.
errors of large number of States
VIII be present. The State militia
will be encampcd for eight or ten
days on the spacious grounds of the
Soldiers Home.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
JAMES Is BALLS WILL.

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF ESSEX, rs
In Probate Court held nj Guildhnil IN md
for said District on the 2d day OF December
A. ID. 1870. an Instrument In writing purpnrt-
ing to be the last Will and Testament Of james
u. Ball, late OF Concord In sad District dc.
ceased, being presented to the Court by Chns
IL Tiiton the Executor named therein for Pro.
bate. IL Is ordered hy said Court that all per.
sons concerned therein be notified 10 appear
ut Il session OF said Court to be hCld Mt the
West Concord House in West Concord on the
hrst Tnesday OF January A. ID. 1891. and show
cause II any they may have against the Pro.
bate OF sad Will. For winch purpose II is fur.
thcr ordered hat copy OF the record Of this
order be published three weeks successIvcly
in the Essex County Herald, II ncSspnpt l.
printed at Island Pond previous to said timc
appointed for hearing
by the Court,
CHARLES L. BENTON, Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
EBES FEYE'S WILL.
STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT OF ESSEX 8

TATE Of NFKMUNT, DISTRICT OF ESSEX, 81.
In Probate Court held at Guildhall in and
for said District ON the 9th day OF December
ing to be the last Will and Testament OF Ebcn
Frye late OF Concord in said district deceased
being presented to the Court by Elisha May
Esq, the Executor named therein, for Pro
bate. II Is ordered by said Court that a per.
sons concerned thci Elm be notified to appear
Mt II session Of said COnrt to BE- held of the
West Concord House IN West Concord on the
lrsv Tuesday OF January A. ID. 1891 and show
ciIllseif amy they may have, against the Pro.
bate OF said Will. For which purpose II Is
further ordered that II copy OF the record Of
this order be published three weeks success.
lVcly IN the Essex County Herald II news
paper printed at Island Po!d, prey ious TO SAID
time appointed for heating
BY tho Court, attest
ClfAS. t.. BENTON. judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02

Travellers may lcIrn 4 Lesson from
Mr.. G. ID Cone. prominent attor
ney Of Parke~, Dakota, who says: IL
never leave home without taking II
bottle Of ChamberlIin's Collie. Cholera
ana Diarrhpa Remedy with me, aud
on many occasions have ran with it TO
the relief Of some sufferer and have
never known il to fail For sale by
j c. Hutchims, No. Stratford, and C..
s. Raymond, Colcbrook.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
'resentatIon OF Account.

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF ESsEx, ss.
The Probate Court Tor the District OF Essex
To all persons Interested in the Estate OF
Charles Cook, late Of Bloomfield, in said
District, deceased, Greeting:
BY the autl ority of the State OF Vermont
you nrc hereby notified To appear before the
said Probate Court, ut the Probate Once IN
GuildhHll in s0ld District on the 18th day of
January, A D., 1891. ut 10 o'clock H. m 10
snow cause. ifupy you mBy have, why the nc.
count OF Milton Cook, Administrator OF
the Estate Of sud deceased, should not be nj.
lowed. And, also, why the residue of said
Estate should not be distributed to the parties
entit cd thereto.
Dated at Gtdldhall in sid District, this 9th
day OF December. a. d., 1910
CHARLES Il. BENTON, Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment,

S1lItUGklIs
A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rhcum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed
It is put up in 25 and 90 cent boxes.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
At Our Popular Prices,

Colorcd VClvCts l6 Zach, 7Sc.
tOlorc3 Ncl''cts 10 inch. 81.
Black vclvcts sc 81, 81, sl2', 81 50 and 81 IS.
Colorci silk flu~hcs Is inch Soc Is In. 75c
Cola, ed Sarah silks 10 inch 7jr
Black Dress Sinks 15c. Csc, 81. 25and sIS7S.
Binnkcts In Grey, White nnd Red from 75c
to 80 per pair.
Linen Towels ut 10, l!l,, ID, y, 80, 81, 80,
81 and 7jc each.
Ladies White Aprons use. II, -. 81, 4 SOC.
Ladies' Winter skirts Csc, IS, 81, sl.2j, 81 80,
SlT5 and 81
Shawis-Beav"r, Iimalnyn, Camcl's HAIR
aud Woo en- Shawl- from 81. so to So
Ladies WOODEN Hose 45c, 80. 81 =, Is, so & 75c
tlccccd Hose BE, 49, ST.. IS Rnd SOC.
Ladies' White Mcrino Vests and Pants 81
and 81 25 each.
Ladies Natural Wool Vests & Pants 81 each
Lanes Scarlet Vests and P.nls 81 - CnCh.
full line OF ChildrCus Vests and Pants In
white all wool, scarlet ana natural wool
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02

from which young men Went forth
we'll equipped for life work, and for
which they entertained rs fond all
through life as ever EXISTED
in the breast Of college student for
his Alma Mater.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
A FRAGMENT.

Unwprmed by any sunset light,
The gray day darkens into night.
a night made hoary with the swarm
And whirl'dan eOfthe binding storm.
As ZIgzag, wHve'ing to aud fro
Crossed aud reci ossed the winged Snow.
SNOW, bound.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
OFFER open to AL VERMONT Subscribers,
laan yor Su,.s riPtlon al this Cities.
Middle, Middle, Middle;
They're all In the Puddle.

.......,;.u. 80, SINu Az. 70
p,I1;, Ins,r,o,;o, y nasssd
h,.,,'r I,., ,on;.ro,,,o MO j;J NOT
.,..,,...,..,.,, ,.r,, -, ,rov;s;o,s
,.,o ,,.o ,,uI ro,or
49,. H., ,,,,,.;, :, - ,,Jor,oloOrch
,. vLo oso;1 r,,s tho, Il
.,. no, c,.,r I, was no, stated so
~, ,.o ,,;,d oo,l1 road
o.a,n1or.,o,d ;,s rrov;s;ors Now
,ho lay cn,i,lod "ln Act to on.
o,rr,,o sb;r,Irs.ncss mdr6nitencss
,u1 l,y;,v !, Indictment for ner.
;,r."Ivn 90 we think il ia mr.
,,, such I,r. ,yh,rh ;s 70 he CON.
,,,,,, ,r1 .,,l;od nv LAWYERS may
J., ,.o.J 90 tho, !, w;lI rooniro
....,.,r;.o, ,,f ann 90, v;,h ,rotber
no. ot,bo,rre moaning Of almond.
n,,,s and Tho connection ,hcy have
with tho cont.v,. Lpt law tina,
;,t, i, oxccn,el NV mon MOT law.
yrrs and some If ira executors are
no, ,ros,m.J r. ha vary birhlv ,dp.
c,..I mon ovon-sbop,1 he stated IN
such rl,;p clear and practical Ian.
yn.yo &c that 4 main common sens.
,,cor rood ,rd rr1orstor1; !,
~ Ia IN cvamnle. Th. learned
sr,orin,.nIrnt !, understood to say
,,ot "tlo currcr, vo,r shall consist
of lint nina months y for some MIR.
n,sos Mr. Nolonrv = worry ;p,rlli.
gcnt member Of the UIousc. saws
"Tbe time Of the current school
ve,r has boon rhanood and il was
,,,n;f,s,I, ma, ,ho ;,,o,,;or of ,ho
Ior;.l,,,ro cav rho, ,ho o,r,or,
r.or.h,,I ,s;.,,fhn,n;ropon,bs"
W. o,o,o from communicates, of
$50, Gentleman TO the FINLAND Her,
o,J Of Dec. 90
N,o,., o ,LirL Mr. ,tJorov,s co,
,.r,c,;,, of III, law :. irst wL., 1.-Two
I..,;.lotrro ;D,o,Jod ,o do A,y
o,ncr construction wop)d ba a. oh.
s,,.,1 ,s worI1 bo tho roLod rroro.
.;,ior enacted into = low that g,
,.,,r Loroor,or for al, nrr,ooos shofl
consi.t Of n;no months " IN saw
that fraction of = voar shall con.
s,;,r,o = .cboo1 var &c tho hirht If
o,srrd;,v
I'm, wh,tov.r ,bo Ioo;sIotpro
,.,nt LET ~ 500 what ,L.v saw
,rho no,, l., =, ,r,,;1o,,ho, ,,horo,or
,ho word "JnIv" occurs !, sec,;or
1g3 il shall hereafter read "Anr;I =
g, ,Lo. ,rho, a,,ardol ,ho, soa,;,,
r;,i r.,d "rLo ochool voor sho,,
commorce q, m. fir, dov Of Anr;,
and ond ON tho last do, of limo
fo,low;poo That 10 ms, who, tho
Ieoisla,nrc MN INV Now nI,ce,he
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
NOTICE..

The annual meeting OF the shareholders OF
The Island Pond National Bank. for the clCc.
ton OF Directors. and for any other necessary
business, Will nc held at their banking rooms
on Tuesday, Jan. u, 1891, at tw O'Clock p. IN.
AK. DARLING, Cashier
Island Pond, Vt, Dec 10. lSg0.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
AT OUR POPULAR PRICES.
Colored Dress Goods,

q inch TriCots. NIL wool, new shades. csc
y inch Henrietta, All roOr+. pc.
s. inch Tr!cuts. all wool, In large variety
OF COOrs, SOC.
20 inch rrcots in grey and brown mixtures
SOC
New fnll Shades in Tlindoo Srrg|a. 10 inches
wilr, regular price g. e. our 2iIcc zoe.
81 quality OF lImdoO Gyills. 10 inch. I5c.
81 inch English Br0ndcluth CSC elegant fin
ish and heavy quality.
sl2S
llalt Wool figured Tycoon Reps, >! inches
wide, l0c per yard.
The finest line Of
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
LIBBY & LARRABEE
246 Eiddls Strsst, PORTLAND, NE.
Black Dress Goods.

Hindoo Tu Ills toirchcs wide, soc, ca - Sc
SIC, and 81 per ynrd.
licnricttts. n ucN. SO. 20 inch. 39c, ali wool
60 inch 5ac. g.! ~, sc 81 - and 81
silk warp, 10 inch. 1ic S1c, 9Sr. 81 l5. s H.
81 -. $3.50, FL 50 ana 81 -. All wool, - InCn
i5C. use and ST. ~.
RuyCliuc. - inch. ~ and Csc.
Cashmere Loug Cloth. 81
Cords, Plincitta Cloth, Cashmere and Mo
hairs
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
Cotton Dress Goods

we have ever shown In Prints, Ginghama
Ottomans. nrillettc Cloth, Reps, Armenian
Sergts md DInn DC Hmar
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-02
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
" winter Arrangement. 1890.
On and after Oci. % and unit! further
notice, trains VII be run H. follows:
GOING WEST

Express train for Montreal leaves lslan'
Pond AT c I5aln: mixed rain Tor MuntrCnl
and Quebec At Q IS a M. Mixed train i,7lNC'
Gorhnm fOI Island Pond 1T . - a IN. ENprc-t
tr;ua- nor Montreal uut the west viii lclN
Portland AZ : % II. N 80 10" p. II .: GO"hHn
Il ~ 20 and SIS u. m ls.ulI P"nd ~ !! g. and
as p. m. the latter connecting 1T Ech'no""
IA brC
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

lreu unb ipabr benz @rafen beri6ten,
lpas if ieinettueeen er6ul6et 6elbits
berifdnblid erbietet er iif. iuie es benz
Gaualier ;ientt, mir bas Meiue ju erz
ieseH, 10 ipeit bies nl6slid 1T. g8ie
aber fumme i9 jest nah SpauIe. but
los. .linb 6er @es 1T 10 iueit.
3amit es ben InS9ein babe, ais
bate id Der Sibe iuesen ben Sut abses
nOmmen, perI9rdute i9 meine SdHbe
nuf bem 8iiden. 90 sebe i6 bur9 bic
belebten Gtra6en.
@uolidb bin i9 in neinem 8imnter.
Tiefaufatbmenb idreite id lanse ailf
unb nieber. 9a tritt bic @irtbin Elm
nnb ii1ersibt mir einen 8rief, pel9er
sben abseseben tuoroen. 9erlelbe lnu'
tet:
Wlein liebensipiir6iger Serr!
Sbre 2iebensniirbigfeit ift in ber
Chat auBeruroeuili9. Sic in unierem
Sotel 81 empfansen, feblt ms leioer
bic 8eit, neil eben ein Tele9ramm aus
Guatemala eitgetrOffen lit, iueldes mel
men Mann in bas Miniiterium beruft.
9a mir iOfort abreiien, bin i'd au6er
Stanbe, Sbnen einen Sut 81 beiOrsen.
Sic folen aber Elm reiSenbeS @remplar
erbalten = beabraun nit elmer 6trauBs
feoer - ipie bel uns Die salanten iun-
gen Serren trasen. Der Neiniiter
griibt, SD uerbe sic ME perseien.
Gsrseien au9 sic nidt
Sbre ergebenite
slnitd 8ppanSta
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
a1aa,r: s,pis babt eis MFRS be.

Rfdger: &etuiB babe Sis mfrs be-
rebetl sic bcbe feiast, bic Sdlfte fieB i@
unoer bic Yinoe. Mei Briucipal in 2eiip'
sis bat feiast: p2eite, ipenn Sbr ui@t
brinst, baii9t bas &ei6ff niibt!" llu6
mir baipe feortintel SD idmeidle mir
nidt, aber b6s fam id) iage, oaB bic
Breslnuer Jonas nod ni9t tebabt babe,
tuie if es fnbrieirt. gtnmen6li6 bic
BfefferminSe! SD fam sic iase, Serr
&eri9tsrath, iulanse Yresluu erisftirt,
babe sic nidt 70 me feline Biefiers
ntan5e febabtl
8eflaster (perd9tlid): 9as iinb ia
3tebeusarten. SD babe iebr tiihtise
9eftilateure sebabt, bic ibre Sadie
beiier ma1ten, als 6err 9reifuB.
&ldser: Dos periteb' i9 sic beHer.
Die 9reslauer iinb ettpas &ubes sar
ni6t ipertb. @rldtens babe iie fein8ers
ItGnbniB uno feiHen @eI6mad; Sueitens
nerite6e Die Yriucipale ni6ts pOn's @e'
1hdit. Mein 8rincipal in 2eiipJis
inste: r2eite, Elm beOrunfener 8eitiIla'
teur 1T be petite 8efldme! Sinner, bier
bnbt Sbr Selb, unO MI tebt in bic
8irtbi6aft uno brinst, mas Sbr iuOnt.
Gast aiuer iuer Sbr leio!"
8efla9ter: 9luber Der Grbeit Ton.
men meine 9eute trinten, 10 piel iie mol
len, aber ui6t bel Der 9lrbeit.
9ii6ter: 9tun ba6en sic iid aus
aeIprohen, meine Serreu. gSpllen Sic
Sbre Nntrdge fur5 iuteoerboleu.
aldser: &eitatte sic, Serr 8eridts'
ratb, i9 fabre yta9,.dbba9 na6 0rdien,
mo i9 Stellung babe, uno i6 mDhtt
bic &ei6ibte aus Der gSelt baben. Ser
Serr Brincipn1 iO1 mir gene nod
stuansis Mtart = Ober meinetpese nod
fiinfSebn Mnrf - ooer iase mir, Sp1li
Marf, ba min id sufriebe iein.
8eilas.er (bas YortemUnnaie 5ie
beno): Sier babeu sic Sebn Wtari
rno reiien sic sliidli9. genn i'd
Sbnen 5ebn Wtart i9ente unb nod Die
3erntinstOlten sable, fDnnen sic, bd9t'
i9, 5ufrieoen iein.
Sra, meiuetlpege," trfldrte 9reifu6
nod einisem 36sern unO itedte bic Sebu
01art Elm. rSn 9itOren bin ids
ndbmlib elm @enie, bas laB i9 miI
ni9t nebme. Ra6 9reslau amer tomm'
i'd ni9t mebr tuieber, benu bier iit fein
SeritdnoniB. 2epe Sic ipObl, Serr
Nteeiter!"
Wiit elmer b6fli9en Serbeusuns i6ie6
er BON bailnen.
Ser 8rennsreibefber, Der bas @enie
bes lunsen Ntannes nidt 5u piiroi9en
selpuBt bate, 5Os ieine Stlase 5uriid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

Sur @eniiss setbaH. SIN gerta,fe elmer
sebnidbrigen CHE ieien fieben E56ter
serabe senus. sic Iei cine iuuse,
rei6e, uno ipte bieffa1 bebauptet iuiro,
cine id6ne Srai, iie tpplle uno tonne
fi9 nibt gang bonn seieIi6dftti6en Sc
ben fiir alle SOlgen 70 abordnseu tailen,
tuie bisber.
Bas 5upiel lit. iif auuiel! bebauptets
fie NIT GROCER @nersie, iinb segt bic
iO9ii6e Stidbnltisfeit oieier Greumens
tation mar ni6t piel uorsubriugen; beun
iie tuar tbatid9lid unanfe9tbar. Beter
perle9te fi9 auFs Bitten.
v9ti6t nm cine Ntillion!" erfldrte
Srau Srieoerife beitimmt.
gtidt nm cine Weilliun! 6mi Beter
tuOllte es bod auf einen 8erIud automz
men laiien unb 9ab nun oas @ebeimnib
preis. Gber au9 Bbtltpp bate oas
@ebeimniB niht treu aebItet. Sn Der
buntlen, untloren Spffnuug, baB es bod
pielIei6t etiuds niiben f6nnte, bat AUDI
er ie;ner Srau pon hem SeItnmente er>
Sdblt. @sniibt bat es Stpar nidt, 6a4
sesen tuurbe bas erreidt, baB Die beis
ben 9amen Iih nun iuie 3OofsiH6iunen
se9eniiberiteben. obne oaB iie uiBten,
mas iie iid eisentlid sesenieitis uOrSus
tperfen bdtten.
Ser SAL itebt nun heute 10, baB Se,
ter ii6 a6t bliibenberG 6dter 81 erfreuen
bat, pdbreno bic Che Bbilipp's Bis aui
ben bentisen Gag tinOerlOs seblieben
1T.
@ie bic @'eidi6te nod ausseben
tuirO, bas tanu fein Neni9 tuiFen.
Batbuiu @roIIer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

Gin &orb. Baron: r9ieber
5err &Ommerjienratb, i9 bite sic um
bic Sauo Sbrer SrGulein 9o9ter.
@lauben sic nidt, bas i'd Oieien @usel
bes @eloeS tpe9en erItrebe, i9 mill iie
nur beiratben, neil iie 10 id6n it," =
8OmmerSienrutb: r9as frent mid,
snbli9 einmal einen iuusen Wnnn 81
iinben, Der ni6t nuf @jeIb, ionbern MIR
nuf Sb6nbeit iiebt. sic iinb Der ribs
tise Mann fir meiue 9ti9te Clara, bic
lit nod uiel ih6ner, als meiue 2Ohter
uno iie bat gar fein @elo. Die Hiiilien
Sic beiratben. /"
Sertbeibiser: 49,. Gls
gans beionoers milOsrnoen llmIfono
m61te ib fir meinen &lisHteu anfftb-
rem, baB er GuBerit i9werb5rfg, ilto,
pie ale oieIe 9eute, fur9tbar leidt aea
reiSt it,. = M0roer (briht IN
Ebrdnen aus) sd oonts S6Hen,
6err RedtsaHwalt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
ssas cine e9piestrmatter oenf,.
u @enu iie bic Mutter bes
Wtanues 1T.

SaB i9r SDbn nit ibrem Climber.
itdnoniB cine gan; anoere g8abl bate
trefien minen; Dap tbre S9wiegera
tu9ter Obne iebe 8ere9tisung ibre
9lu9en bis ;u ibm erbObeH; paB ibr
9pBn ni9t nur eine beliere Ynrtie
li9erli9 uerbieut, IOnoern unSdbli9e
Wale au6 bdtte MAIDEN tJnnen; OaB es
unbe9relllt1, iuas ct on Der 9einnoen;
baB es fir cine .Ututler iebr franteno
lit, nenn lie im Saule oss eigenen SObs
mes faum irgeAo etmas Su beIeblen babe;
oab bic S9wlesertp6ter ben SObn Der
Mtutter eRt1remoet; oaB ibre Ntutter iie
i6lett er5osen; oaB Ibre eisenen S66s
ter IN ibrerSIloung weit lber Der SGpies
9ertDhier Itegen, unO oiele cine 8ers
I1penoerin lit; oaB ibr armer SObn
felt lelner 8erbeiratbuns lanse ni9t
mebr 10 gut ausiiebt, iuell in ieinem6 6uuie
nibt anrtanoi9 9etO9t lperOe; OaB iie
na6 bretBtslaBriger @be bod i'm
Stanbe lem oiirite, elmer Iol9' liner
fnbrenen nit 9uten &atbl6ldseu all bic
Sano Su seben; baB lbre S6wiesers
todter ourb ibreu raIenOen BuB ben
Spbn in SiirSe rutniren uerbe; oaB lie
ibrem aino ni9t senii9enOe Iuimerfs
iamteit l9entt uno au6 Don Der Bflese
nlbts perltebt; DAP ole Srau ibres
SUbnes ibn nl9t 9liidli9 ma6t, tuie er
eS Su lein uerolent; Dap er piel 5u gut
miitbls lei iiir cine iol6e 8erlun, uub
iblleBli9, OuB lie lelbltuerltdnOII3 Die
na6i6ti9lte, DulOlamlte, ltebensmiir.
oi9lte, srOBmiitBl9lte, bette Sdwieser.
mutter auf Der geelt lit.
q 8enu ie bie Mutter Der
SrauiIt.
9aB iie ibrem S6wieserIO1n cine
Herle sur 5rau 9egeben bat, uno er
ibr ni6t eenug banfbur iein fann fir
iein unueroientes Slid; oaB iie lbr
ainb gesen bic 2prannei oes Dtaunes
idIsen muB; baB Naes idiei sebt
iuenn iie ni6t Die Sdusli9tett ibrer
3pdter iiberpu6t uno berielben III ben
ebeli6en 9lu9ele9eubeiten NIT ibren
SeternHeHSGrfdgruH9 6ur Sette tte9t;
baB ibre 6anIilie etne un9lei6 uOrnebs
mere uno sebtloetere lit, ais bic oes
S6wieseriOhnes; DaB oerielbe bic srOBe
Gbre uHO all Die 8ortbeile, pel9e ibm
Die einsssunsene 8erDirOuns brlnst;
Hi6t seb0rlg 5u iuiirbisen weiB; baB
bas Sino, @ott iei Dant, ibrer l16nen
Godter dbnlt9 idBe, iiberbaupt ibren
5amllientppus babe, uno ni9t ben plel
plebeiiiberen oes S6wiegerlobnes /;
OuB bleie Meuiden iberbaupt nur elm
nDtbwenOiges llebel linO, aber immer
ein uebel bleiben; oaB ibr S6mIesers
Iobu elnen beiUuoerS unlenfiamen, uns
nngenebmen @barafter bat; oaB ibre
eiseueu SO9ue lib als @bemdnner sanS
auDers benebmen tueroen, uno baB er
ihlieBlib frUb iein fam, Elm iOl9es
2amnt, eiu ioIdes Sbeal elmer S6wie,
germutter 81 beliBeit, mdbreno bic
nnoern Sdnfii6, launi6, 're9tbaberiih,
ridfi6tslOs, tlIr5um cine iuabre 8lase
iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
SIM 9(Ifermettsbo,o

SIN GIferpeltsba3al.
5err (nnboem er feline Ginfduie ses
ma9t): SD m6dte mid jeBt raiireu
laiieu. = GUmmis: Gum Barber =
bite cine 2reppe IiHts. = Serr:
SAneicet Der aud ni6t? - Commits /:
gteiH, Der, Der ibueIpet, ipobnt redis.
3wei Greppen bod wObnt Der Sunoe.
ideerer. Serr; s8as! SD fuer6e sic
iueseH Sniurien nertlasen. = @Dmmis /:
SIMMER serdceaus ben Gang eutlana
= oa fommen sic Sun Re9tsanwaIt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-19
FOUR TIMES a MURDERER.
Il. III. Duncan Hanged for killing Whole
Family.


Family.
EAGLE PASS, Tex, Sept. Special
Il. Ii. Duncan, four times q murderer,
paid the penalty OF his horrible crimes
on tho gallows hero today. The drop
fell at l:26 a. m. and he was pronounced
dead at 1880 q. M. His victims were
the Williamson family, OF four persons,
of San Saba county, Texas. The mo-.
tive for the murder has never boon
clearly established.
After Duncan's lawyers had exhausted
every possible means known to the pro.
fession to save his neck, an attack was
made on tho integrity of tho criminal
code of Texas. Tho point made was
that tho code was ineffective on account
of alleged informalities in it's adoption
by tho legislature. 1T this point had
been judicially established tho effect
would have been to release not only
Duncan, but every criminal in Texas
prisons and create confusion in tho
serial fabric.
Tho point was defeated in the United
States Supreme Court and nothing but
executive clemency was left between
Duncan and the gallows. That was
invoked with all the arguments that
could he brought to bear. Duncan was
to be hanged September 4th. a few
days'before Governor Hogg granted a
reprieve until September is. Citizens of
Eagle Pass, whero Duncan has been
incarcerated were indignant at this
official Interference, and 1T has been by
the greatest efforts Of cooler heads and
by the presence of numerous guards
that Judge Lynch has been prevented
from following tho bont OF his mind.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-19
YESTERDAY HAAGMAN'S DAY.
Two Murderers Pay the Penalty
of Death.
One Negro, Who Had Killed Two
Wives by Cutting Their Throats-IIe
Confessed and Was Daptised = The
Other Fiend Pays the Penalty fos
Numbering Whole Family, With no
Apparent Motive.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 1S.-Albert
Herea, alias Grant Kitchen, the negro
wife murderer, was hanged in the county
jail at 1890 this morning. Tho hang.
ing was witnessed by less than twelve
people, including tho officers of tho jail,
physicians and newspaper men.
Kitchen kept his nerve to the last
He was baptized yesterday by colored
Baptist minister and protested to have
received pardon for his sins. He slept
souudly all night. This morning he ate
hearty breakfast and after talk with
his spiritual advisers he prepared for
death. Before entering tho death cell,
he handed to the reporters full con-
hour for his hanging and walked into
the cell with tho black cap over his
head with firm step.
Knceling on tho iron trap he spent
some minutes in praying and then babe
the officers and those around him good
pye. The trap was sprung and Kitchen
dropped six feet into the cell below.
dis feet struck the iron floor and he
bounded back almost to the ceiling Of
the cell. His neck was broken by the
fall. His body was allowed to han z
twenty five minutes and was then cut
down and turned over to his friends.
Kitchen confessed the killing of his
first wife 1889 and his second vito in
April last.
Both murders wcrc diabolical in thor
character. He cut his first wife's
throat from oar to car, nearly severing
the head. Ills second wife he killed in
a similar way, holding her under his
knees on the doorstep, while her drew a
razor across her throat. Both murders
were committed through jealousy.
Kitchen had very little sympathy
among the negroes. The hanging was