The Columbus Democrat, November 30, 1888
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> ABART--Henry Abart, for many years a resident of Colfax county, living near Benton, died last Friday night. Abart had been on a protracted spree, and on the night of the Sunday before his death started for Schuyler. He was not seen until the following Tuesday morning, when a man living near Schuyler found him near a haystack in an unconscious condition. Near him were two jugs, one of which was empty and the other about half filled with whisky. The empty jug had also contained the Kentucky fluid. Abart lingered from that time until Friday last, when he died, the victim of his own appetite. 37 yrs 4mo18days
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> ABART--Henry Abart, for many years a resident of Colfax county, living near Benton, died last Friday night. Abart had been on a protracted spree, and on the night of the Sunday before his death started for Schuyler. He was not seen until the following Tuesday morning, when a man living near Schuyler found him near a haystack in an unconscious condition. Near him were two jugs, one of which was empty and the other about half filled with whisky. The empty jug had also contained the Kentucky fluid. Abart lingered from that time until Friday last, when he died, the victim of his own appetite. 37 yrs 4mo18days
The Columbus Democrat, November 30, 1888
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> ABART--Henry Abart, for many years a resident of Colfax county, living near Benton, died last Friday night. Abart had been on a protracted spree, and on the night of the Sunday before his death started for Schuyler. He was not seen until the following Tuesday morning, when a man living near Schuyler found him near a haystack in an unconscious condition. Near him were two jugs, one of which was empty and the other about half filled with whisky. The empty jug had also contained the Kentucky fluid. Abart lingered from that time until Friday last, when he died, the victim of his own appetite. 37 yrs 4mo18days
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> ABART--Henry Abart, for many years a resident of Colfax county, living near Benton, died last Friday night. Abart had been on a protracted spree, and on the night of the Sunday before his death started for Schuyler. He was not seen until the following Tuesday morning, when a man living near Schuyler found him near a haystack in an unconscious condition. Near him were two jugs, one of which was empty and the other about half filled with whisky. The empty jug had also contained the Kentucky fluid. Abart lingered from that time until Friday last, when he died, the victim of his own appetite. 37 yrs 4mo18days
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