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License to Sell.


STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court
DISTRICT OF RASDoIPH.ss held at Chelsea
in and for said district. on the 18th day OF
December, A. ID. 1907
Martha 81. Kimball. W. Eugene KimbaIl Clara
Louise kimball and Annie Laura Kimbai ex-
ecutors OF the last viii and testament 81 Robert
J. Kinball. late Of Randolph. In aid District
deceased, make application to said Court with
the consent and approbs ton in writing 81 the
widow OF said deceased ana OF the helrs le,ates.s
and deVisees Interested IN said estate for license
to sell all Of the real estate Of said deceased
situated in the state Of Vermont, OF which said
Robert j. kimball died seized and possessea
representing that the sale Of said real estate
would be beneficial to all the heirs Of said RON srf
j. kimball and those Interested In his estate
Mhereupon. il is ordered by said Court thai
said application be referred to session N er..af 10
be held al the Probate Office. in said Chelsea on
the ~ day OF January. a. D. 1893, for hearing
and decision thereon; and is further ordered
that all persons interested he notified hereof i,y
publication Of notice Of said application and order
thereon, three weeks successively In the Herald
and News. a newspaper published at Raadolrh
in this state, and which circulates In the neigh
borhood OF those Interested before said time Of
hearing that they may appear at said time and
place; and. II they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court, Attest I7ss
GEORGE L. STOW, Judge
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Commissioner NOiies.
ESTATE or EDwIN II. CHURCH

The undersigned. having been affslf1Ir. it ne
Honorn s Private Cfsuft To- fhfs a.sf=Hr .' 1sfs
ford Commissioner. - receive. rE1rI.Ia. enc
adjust All elaine and arfnaIdN aI f-7s1as
against the estate - Eamlu "a. Church, aie q
t.s'cheffer. In szid District. deHssss-i. HaN aA
claims exhibited ~ sfsef Thereto. LFrfH Eif
notice that NE Hill meet for rae IaurTaHas e. -
std, ~ the dwelling huuEe ~ q sflGEg trvAs'
b1rs IN Bethel fhe Set daY 20 naCef Dry ftAL
and TIE 1ttb day - AsTD neKf, from 2. ""-.s
a m until o'clolk 4. SCH ~ r4t la n ii
that six months from the 2isf DAY Hf . IFt1I -,
a u 1891. In the time limited b. saia lfI y
said creditors 20 present their chains f .F ~
animation and allowance
Dated a. Rochester. this sra day ~ Deed l.'ef'
DANA TORREY. ..--
HAYDEN ~. 8AYLoKD,
Daniel ID. Hose. Adnr.
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BETHEL GILEAD

A. f. Lamb of Randolph was at the
cemeterylast week and set two very pretty
stones at the Owen lot.
Mrs. Walter Chamberlin and two chill
dren are spending several days with Mrs.
Chamberlin's brother, Bert Wood, in
unbridge.
evening proved very pleasant affair,
over 30 attending. Music was furnished
by Curtis orchestra. Light refreshments
were served.
About fifty people gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Tewkshury last
week Wednesday evening to participate
in the shower of tin given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Merton English. Cake and coffee
were served and the evening was passed
in social manner by playing parlor
games.
John Washburn suffered very severe
shock last Friday, affecting the right
side, and passed away early Tuesday
morning. Much sympathy is extended
to the bereaved family. Mr.. Washburn
was 81 years of age and left one son,
Dana w. Washburn and a grandson,
John B. Washburn. The funeral will be
held at the house Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Santa Claus has .telephoned over the ru-
raj line, of course, that on account of sew
eral very discouraging accidents he is I'M
able to make his usual trip up through
/ Gilead this year. However, he will
come as far as Harry Tewksbury's and
there on next Wednesday evening all. the
good people are invited to assemble to lis
1 ten to the program prepared by the chill
dren. The Christmas trees without q
| doubt will be loaded with gifts for old,
as well as young. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
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The Fairbanks Family.

The appointment of Charles Fairbanks
of Concord, n. H., as, pension agent at
Concord is of special interest to many in
Bethel, as this is his native town. He is
the son of the late Lorenzo Dow and
Esther Fairbanks. The family lived on
the old Hiram Wilson farm, now occu-
pied by Reynie Cowdrey, where large
family of children were raised. At the
outbreak of the Civil war, the father and
four sons, Luke, John, Charles and AL
fred, enlisted. Charles Fairbanks was
then but sixteen years of age.
When one of the sons returned to Beth
ell he brought with him negro. This
negro was called Arthur Berdan from
Berdan's famous sharpshooters. Berdan
remained in town for many years and
worked for the late A. NJ. Marsh.
The Fairbanks family drifted away
from Bethel soon after the war. Charles
Fair banks is a cousin of Vice-President
Fairbanks and for many years has been
pension examiner at Concord and later at
Boston, but retaining his residence at
Concord.
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Death of Hannah Woodbury..

Miss Hannah T. Woodbury. died Dec.
Is at the home of her brother-in-law,
John Winthrop Bibbard, after an illness
of only few days. She was the daugh-
ter of Samuel and Eiecta (Buckman)
Woodbury. and was born in Bethel Jan. s,
1886, and had always lived in Bethel.
The Woodbury. family were quite promi
nent in the early history of the town,
the first in town being Peter Woodbury.,
who came here about the year 1870. The
family were prolific and by long residence
in town and intermarriage have become
related to many. Peter Woodbury. had
nine children, of whom Samuel was the
fourth. Samuel Woodbury. had six chill
dreD
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Tina. Little Pain in Your Back.

threatens your kidneys. If allowed to go
on little while you will suffer through
out the entire system. Take at once DR..
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. 1t
is the most certain cure known for the
treatment of all diseases of the kidneys,
liver and blood. Write DR.. David Ken
nedy's Sons, Rondout, N. Y, for free
sample bottle and medical booklet. All
druggists S1.00.
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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Csgrt, bed
RAsDoLPH DISTRICT, -. a. Chelsea, % and -
u. 1877
Charles @. Dubois. guardian a An1rsW !.
Davis. Insane. makes application O. tall talft
estate 81 bis aid Hard. 20 Eifs certain piece ~
land located IN Jurhrid-e. 10 said DistrcLs cur
monty known a. tie woodwork pasture. rflrr.
Santlns that the sale Thereof. for ire FslrIars "a
putting the precees1s - such sale 90 llffrrst -
Investing the sane In sfncks 80 real rsfaie,
would be b~Dedcial % said ward;
Ahereufson. ~ - ordered 10 fai8 Aa1ri. fhat
aid Application Dc referred o. Eesslal fiff=l
- be bed ~ the Probate Oflce ln slid ttH.-sa
On the llfh day of December, A. ID 1907 - f7lf-
INK and asciNlun theredns and i o. flrtEff ~
tercd. that al fterSoae interested D. DE- PC
hereof. by pui.lieaflon - reflce ~ said als il
aud order theressu, fhree WeeAs succFTrsIfr. ~
before said time - hearing. thaf Trey UIag aIf
a. said tine and place. and. y they 49, sll-t
Object thereto.
b. the Court Attest.
T7sb GEORGE 4 STOW. JU1se.
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ROCHESTER NORTH HOLLOW

r. w. Eaton was at home over Sunday.
Edwin Xix of Bethel visited at c. f.
Hsrvey's recently.
News has been received OF the death Of
Eugene Harvey Of Beaver City, Seb., Dec.
4. He wasa brother of y. c. Harvey and
well known in this vicinity.
On account of illness, Miss Williams
has gone to her home in Potsdam, y. Y.
Blanche Durham will teach four weeks,
after which Florence skinner will take
the school
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Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Clocks, gold chains, bracelets, lockets,
charms for sale. ae I'll
d. NJ. Strong, Bethel, Vt.
30 ladies' and gents gold and gold
filed watches for cash or for e down ana
81 per month till paid for. ae II
D. NJ. Strong, Bethel, VT
Pianos and organs to rent until paid
for. A large stock of nearly all makes.
Secondhand ones or little used at ha1t
price. Write for catalogue and prices.
ae D. NJ. Strong, Bethel, Vt.
| have just added to my stock OF musi-
cal instruments full line of clocks,
watches, silverware, plated ware, cut
glass and everything kept IN hrst-class
jeweIry store; all new goods. ae Sw
d. NJ. Strong, Bethel.
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Death Of Mrs. Merritt A. Brink.

Mrs Merritt A. Brink died Dec. 18th of
traumatic peritonitis after an illness of
two days. She had been knitting pair
of mittens for a Christmas present and
when nearly completed was turning one
mitten. 1t did not turn easily and she
placed cork in the thumb of the mitten
and then tried to push the cork with the
blunt end of a sharp knife. She inserted
an empty spool on the sharp end of the
knife and then placed the spool against
the abdomen and gave vigorous push.
This split the spool and the kuife passed
into her body. She tried to get to the
house of w. G. Whitaker, her nearest
neighbor, and had nearly reached Mr..
Whitaker's house when she was not able
to go farther and fell in the road. She
managed to attract the attention of the
family by her cries and Mr.. Whitaker
went out and brought her into the house
and then went to the house of Sylvester
Bowen and telephoned for DR.. o. ID.
Greene. The injury was in such a loca-
ton that nothing could be done for her
relief, and she fingered thirty-six hours,
a portion of the time in great pain.
She was the daughter of the late Alonzo
B. and Sarah (Bugbee) Bird and was born
in Bethel April II, 1S4s. She is survived
by one son, Walter Brink, of this town
and by her husband, who was in attend
ance at Windsor county court as jury
man at the time of the accident. He was
serving on jury at the time word was
sent to him, but was excused and reached
the bedside of his wife a few hours before
she died.
; Funeral services were held Dec. 18th
and the interment was in Bethel 'Lympus
cemetery.
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Danoer in pskiou ADVICE.

When you have cough or cold do not
ask some one what is good for it, as there
is danger in taking some unknown prep
aration. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs, colds, and prevents pneumonia.
The genuine is in yellow package. Re
fuse substitutes.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph, G. f. Black,
South Royalton and all other drugg lists
elsew here.
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BRooKFiELD
a card.

We wish TO express our
thanks to our friends and neigbpofs TOT
their sympathy and help during ire siek-
ness. death and burial of our dear ahngn-
ter and sister, also for the beautiiui DOW
ers given, expressing silent messages o.
love. p,.h
Ethel Rich,
yernie Rich.
The high school closes Friday for three
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Emma Peak has gone to ber
home in Randolph.
Frank McWhorter OF Barre city was IN
town one day last week.
Miss Ethel Dewey visited friercs IN
Mortified two days last week.
Mrs. Clifford Lewis has for guests TINS
week her sister and aunt from hinesourg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crane visited at
Scion Patterson's in Wiiliamsfown one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holman OF Ran
dolph spent Sunday with her parents, Dir.
and Mrs. z. f. Benham-
Mrs. George b. Hall entertained last
week her sister from Barre and her sister,
Mrs. RumriIl, Of Randolph
Friday evening. Dec. 20, viii be the
annual meeting OF Brookiield grange Tor
election OF officers and giving reports.
Several from this place attended the
oyster supper sociable at Nr. Fairs al
East Brookfieid last Thursday evening.
Nearly 100 attended the circular con
ference and recognition meeting last
week Tuesday at the First Cong'i church.
Thirty members OF Brookfield grange
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lauriston stone last
Friday evening. All bad very enjoy
able time.
T.. A. Glysson has recently had nice
monument set on his lot in the Center
cemetery. The work was done by his
son, Eugene Glysson, Of Barre city.
The annual meeting for election of
officers in the G.. A. Z. and w. r. z. will
be held Saturday afternoon, Dec. a. La
dies OF the w. z. c. will serve dinner st
noon.
Forty-five attended the special grange
meeting last Friday evening. Nine were
initiated into the third and fourth de-
grees Cake and coffee were served by
the young brothers of the grange.
Arthur Lamson met with quite seri-
Gus accident last Saturday morning. As
Ire was going from the house to his barn,
he slipped on the ice, falling and dislocaf-
ing his shoulder. DIR. Ellis attends him.
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Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new
laxative, stimulates, but does not irritate.
1t is the best laxative. Guaranteed, or
your money back.
H. A. Leonard, Randolph, c. f. Black.
South Royaiton, and all druggists else
where.
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Bodily pain loses its terror il you've a
bottle OF DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil in the
house. Instant relief in cases Of burns,
cuts, sprains, accidents OF any sort.
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Financial Condition Of ORANGE County
December LIST, 1907.

RECEIPTS.
Cash n hands q treasurer Dec. l. 100 sh
ngunff tax on--half ~ per cent. as
Kent - Darling a wilson's once 49,
Sasf from state for peddiers' hceuHes, l.g
SAsn iron state for janitor service, p
ash Tor sale Of stove.
Orders Noe slz. sls and ai5 oufstandiug. 80
sl5H
EXPENDITURES.
inriaental repairs .sflKfures. etc. 81 ~
coEnfy huIi.tinge. r~
Expense 81 moving aud repairing prs1a's rw
lrflce furnishings,
County cleFk's services ~
Assistant judges services
Rental 81 probate Offices and ielephOIHr-
Newspapers and printing, .
Janltor service. 49,
Insurance OF county property. 80
rhertn's account.
County treaSurer's salary,
Incidental expenses.
Cash on hand, -
IGaa
HORACE WHITE. Asslfiaa'
1907
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STATE or VERMONT at Probate Caur bed
HAgDOIPH DI-TKfcT. -. ~ Gheire1. EItlr
and for ssia District, CO.. fhe ilh day <
December. A. n. 1897
Charles X. Granger. adIuinistraf1T. vim UI
annexed, - the estate q John 2. hasElls. Ili=e
Randolph. In said District, deceased. makes lT-
piirati0n g. sal6 Court with the consent Eal
appreciation a. writing ~ the wiGuu AID lezlfH6s
- said decezset. residing ID the state 81 Kar-
mont. for license O. ssil AL q TIE real fst1feHf
said deceased. s5tuated In the state u vermont,
Including the home place loeafed un F-esi
street and a Tenement house 90 Cfsl-rll f-rHs[ D
Randolph village represeuflng tLat tle ale
thereof would be bene1clal % TIE irEafees and
heirs az said deceased and All irferests1 hls
estate In order - convert said estate ilf0 lrTf
WheregTon. il L. ordered bF sald Conn fsf
said Application be ref@rrel - secession fEfHss
10 te hrtd az the Probate Otice ln raid Chelsea,
the 1z7th day u December. A. y. 800 ~ d=zT-
INK and cecisien thereeni and "a u tufftrr -
der@d thaf all persons tnferesfed D. rut I'd
hereof hy publication ~ noflce - aaid gaEaa
and order fhercon three Ne~ks sucCesslFe.y b
the Herald aDd >~We. ne~saapsr rgl'lls1ec q
Randolph, IN thls state and Which cirrglafs7 "a
the nelehiorhDod - thrse intsresfHd. iieflTs
said time - hearing. that they may afTear y
aid time and place. and. II they ses caats ois1f
thereto. flta
BY the Court Attest.
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. "A 8 III % = Ia
Bear, the q The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss &NZzzz<
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Probate Coort--District.o Of Rsncolph
Probate Court for said District al BE- aell as
foliowss-
Rsndolph-At Randolph Inn on the thirl T1ss-
day % each moufn-
Washlngton-Af Washington hotel 90 tts ard
Friday 81 each month.
Wliiau1stpWn-Af Monument HuE-r 30 rle
third Friday u each month.
Also - the Probate Ofice IN ChsIssa 90 De
third Thursday q each month.
GEORGE l. STOW. J1ass.
Chelsea VI Dec / Iess Il ~
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Rheumatism
badly Cripple a
BaIdwinsyiIlc
Farmer
URIC-O QUICKLY CURED HIN
Treated Two Years With q H.lf Ffs
Physician with No Su..'y.

Mr. Frank Howe, . prom le.f f--r,..
in the town OF Van Buren,. saw. .rrs
tied the best physician ia this eagr-.r
no treated ME for about tWu sss-. q,
rheumatism. I spent In that tr...- -srs-.l
hundred dollars and seemed 10 s,,,
worse instead OF better each dss. Bstr,
on crutches and forced 10 l-s. 10 ~
train and bobbling to the d0atl-s os,s
became very discounagiBg, let aIl3e ~
sleepless nights and fearful hour. n us.,
Being advised by a friend / ru-eas.as
Smiths Uric-O prescription. took c bops
and used IL that day ~ directed
.sThose fearful sciatic raius lst mo
my blood seemed 70 let lO0se and sor
freely, / felt different and knew ffe Dsv,
morning ] had found a cure, 81 ] -.srt
and rested well all that night. sr-ra.i55y
/ had not done before in two yaars.
used in ali six bottles Of Uric-g and rzrs
never felt a return Of the diseass. lad Ia
use for crutches or cane sinee sac Era
days treatment
II have since recommended Ure-O %
hundreds OF friends and acqua .a1azs
and ia every instance 4 gave remarkable
relief. To every person Who suf'srs from
rheumatism ! say, take Uric-O st 05es
and your suffering viii soon end
Frank Howe, BaidwinEvilie. s. E.r
Anyone who doubts Mr.. Howe eEDeri-
ence is invited 70 write him for lurbsr
details.
The manufacturers have 80 much conf
dence in the remedy that they viii gladly
give large 75c. bottle Of Uric-O free 70
all rheumatics who have never used 10 and
are looking for permanent, lasting cure
for this most distressing disease Al
dress for free trial, Smith Drug Store Co.
s37 Smith Bldg, Syracuse, y. Y.
Uric-O il sold and personally recon-
mended in Randolph by II. A. Leonard.
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Ordered.

Ordered.
II Ia hersby ordered that on ans 1tis
ls01, TIL further order 81 this board ~
River Railroad be aud herehv a., tt IL
operate it, railroad for the transport. '-
freight and passengers. f.r
Dated al Newport. this 27th day ~ D
JOHN W REDM0HI.
ELI a. POETEE -z-
- HOLLfsTER $40 =.
Railroad Commissioners q the sizi'
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Christmas goods, toys, ETC., n. y. Por
ter, Braintree, next door to p. o. II
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JOHN W. REDMo
EIIH nnLIL

Railroad Commissioner
mont.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
Continental Life Insurance Co.,
124-5-6-7-8 dupont Building,
Wilmington Del
MalaseaIza Girl Makes Denial.

Jennie Malascalza, aged Is years, of
No. 7O5 jefferson street. denies that she
deserted Florence Horning, aged Is
years in Philadelphia, or that she met
a strange man there. She says the
Horning girl accompanied her to Phila-
delphia on the boat on Monday to see
a girl friend of the Malascalzas. on
Spring Garden street. AftsR> arriving
in Philadelphia, Miss Malascalza says
the Horning girl did not wish to visit
the Spring Garden street residence, but
desired to come back to Wilmington in
stead. Miss Malascalza says they then
approached a man and asked him to
tell what car the Horning girl would
take back to Wilmington. He told them
and the Horning igrl got on the car
having 65 cents to pay her fare, the
Malascalza girl states. The Horning
girl did not arrive home until We'd
nesday ,as she said she got lost on the
way TO Wilmington and wandered
around for more than day above
Chester. The Malascalza girl, after
spending the night with her girl friend
on Spring Garden street returned 20
Wilmington by boat on Tuesday morn
inc
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
NEW HOME FOR
THE Y. W. c. A.
Women Of the City to Have
Fine Building Of Their
Own

The Young women's Christian Asso-
citation is to have a fine new home al
No. 9O6-S King street. r. l.. Rice, arr
chitect. has prepared plans of the re-
modelled structure. which show buile-
ing entirely suited to the needs Of the
association, and viii receive bids on the
work next week. The association W.
lat once enter upon a campaign TO raise
funds to pay for the home.
The plans show the addition o. =
four-story building in the rear Of the
present buildings which will contain .
gymnasium and 26 sleeping rooms, IN
creasing the number Of sleeping rooms
to So The house win also contain
bath rooms. a new kitchen, three rooms
for the serving, cooking and millinery
classes of the association. The building
win be heated by steam and lighted
by electricity.
The buildings will be connected and
a central entrance provided on kine
street. a bulk window will be provided
for the display of such goods as the
association offers for sale.
When finished the home viii be one
Of the most comfortable women's club
houses in the small cities Of the eoun-
try. w
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
TO LAY CHURCH
CORNERSTONE

The cornerstone of Holy Lutheran
Church win be laid on Sunday, October
8. II viii be a most interesting occa-
sion. the church being the first one Of
the English Lutheran denomination to
be erected in this city The Rev. j. IL.
Main, pastor Of the church, is arrang-
ing an elabofate program for the occa-
sion. He has the promise of the Rev.
is. u. Doukherty, superintendent oi
missions AZ the Philadelphia Confers
ence, thathe will take part in the ex-
ercises ofsthe day Mr. Main also iex-
poets TO have DR.. Edward Hyel Delk,
pastor a the largest Lutheran Church
in Phila4 4ephia, speak on the occasion.
The faindation work OF fhe new
church has been completed and the
first floor IS now being laid Il is ex-
pected that the building will be ready
for occupancy about March Of next
year The church tontemplates the
erection Of a much larged edifce later.
Evening journal., 1907-09-21
ACTOR FOLK SEE
The WHIPPINGS
lcontInued BON FIrat 20

ITO me-" he said this morning, "The
lash is not the terrible implement Of tor
ture that IL appears 10 some people. I
look upon It rather as a symbol to the
criminal Of his helplessness before the
law and as means Of creating In him
respect for government"
The visitors had been waiting mi'slde
the yard a half hour and there was a
rush when the gate was opened TO sd-
init them. No storis could have been mole
impassive than Hendrickson, who was the
first prisoner 10 the post, and his ten
lashes seemingly had no more effect than
a dash CT cold water. Warden Crawford
applied the lash cooliy and evenly. and
no machine could have been more inn
partial or neryeless in IT'S delivery.
MoGrann, burly. line looking. with a
shock Of iron gray hair. sou rmei and
tugged at his bonded wrsis and drow hia
back around so that the Iash fell on h,e
left dc. But the blows fell steadily and
his punishment was iueted according 10
the good ard true law OF Deiswaro.
Thomas Foster. a staggering co.ored
buch took the lash easily az nru. but
squirmed heartily before his punishment
was done. Hunter. a milling colo eI youth.
received his ten lashes without a tremor.
and the spectators almost cheercd when
his bends were released. Dudley vas the
last 90 receive Ten iashes ard as no. lcft
ths post he smiled.
Spencer received his twenty lashes " IN
little protest while Price. the on'y other
prisoner y receive twenty ashes. took tis
punishment easily.