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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
Henry Georges Arrival.

NEw YoRE, December 1.-THE steamers
Etruria, Trayo and CITY Of Chicago which
arrived Sunday report unusually tempestu.
Gus Voyages Henry George wasamong tho
passengers on the Etruria lie reports the
single tax idea rapidly growing In favor in
England and Is confident that II will be put
into operation there within u reasonable
time and that its good effects will DO so APP
parent as 10 lead 20 It's adoption here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

JoLirr lLi., December R-john 5crtol,
90 years OF age, an old resident OF this city,
committed suicide yesterday afternoon by
hanging himself with a small piece Of tar
rope attached 10 a nail driven In the door
casing about 1--WE feet from the floor. In
order to strunglc himself the old man was
compelled 10 bend his knees, dying Ia q
aort of setting position,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
PROMINENT MAN { A

Alexander u, Davis the Victim Of
Heart Disease,
NRW YoRN, December lH-Mr, AloN u,
Davis, formerly Interested In silver mines
in Colorado, and ut one time attorney gem
oral for tho state Of Miunc,o, died sud
denly yesterday morning ~ his residence,
Brooklyn, Heart disease Is supposed To
have been tho cause OF his death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

upHAEA December ~ burglars entered
the residence Of George %eatterthwaile aud
carried of q fine gold watch and ohain
The same nlght they entered d room NJ
holan's Haloon, where Della L0udenbaot
Wna sleeping, They carried OF hiH fine
gold watch and chain valued At $3.50, and
go In money, Mann Grimes aud ThoO,
hoCloaly have been arrested ior tho bur
glary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
A oNE-Pnlog
How the Yerdant store,Keoper Wa
Inuuht IA prontnbio Ies.on.

How the Yerdant s~tore.Keeper Wa
taught u Profitable Lesson.
'lt ~ a singular thing. 4" remarked q
prominent city dfy'gooda man. how
county mCtehanla, coming hero 10 buy,
refuse 70 believe that w are eslllng gooda
NJ u falf price and lualHi on trying 10 cut
M down On everything / had an expert
cdcc Mo other day which 10 Ia point A
merchant from down IN Indiana Camo 10
and began looking over things with one
OF my clerks WotU 10 sell on tho ono,
price principle, ll0 asked the price Of
some prints, The clerk told him tho
price lie offered Q cents o yard less.
" This IL q one price houlc.' said tho
clerk, we cln mako no reductions >"
" Non. ongc. said this smart man from
the country, You needn't Try 10 fool mo
with any such stun a. that tn give YOU
8 cents less
And tho York could not persuade him
that he was telling him tho truth, finally
coming 10 me In despair, | went out and
took the mHn IN hand, ] offered him
goods NJ from . 10 . cents above the
marked price, and then would take what
ever he offered nae, lie flushed his pur.
ChasO2, slapped me on the back. remark.
Ing Thata something like, None OF your
o]nc.prloo business for me, and wont out.
In the afternoon lac came back aud | had
two bills made out for him The lrat L
handed him was made mp from his own
prices, II was for abou: 800. lilo looked
nj II aud said Those are good prices. Oh
you cant get ahead Of me with your ono.
price business Thou | handed him the
second, which was made up Of the actual
prices nj which we had been selling, II
was over 800 less.
whats thatt said he.
That Is the bin W. want you TO pay.
That is what tho goods cost you al our
prices. | wanted 10 show you how east,
ly you could bc fooled by thinking you
knew more about wi business than we
DO ourselves.
ole paid tho bill mcckly aud thanked
me for his lesson,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

The Southern Ku Klux were q body
of midnight riders, similar TO our Ohio
and Indiana White Caps. Now what
would you think Of the proposition TO
hold the party in power responsible for
the whlppings and burnings of the
White Caps,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

WAFAE1HDA, December H-John isn'
haTt, aged twenty yeaR, living abOat eight
miles east Of WapakOaaA, van thTOWA
from a hOrpe and kiaked 10 death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
SALE.

Ma'nS, r'ry s,,,s S SSSst Of S sslsi
DY VIRTUE Of An order Of sale ls,ucd ny tho
ID clerk OF tho tDut VI eommun ploAa OF STARR
oounty, ohio, and N mo directed. I Will Onof Tor sale
AZ public Outefy NJ Inc door " The court house, ~
no city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of JAM 1889,
the following described real oatalei Part VI lot
nunbor D, III !, H. HAineH ntat addition 70 the town
III AIllAneo, more fully described ~ folovpl com.
menolng az tho northwest e0Tncr OF said l0li theneo
due eAnl a. foot and y inohce along thg nolth gaund
ny OF said lot, lhonoo duo hOuh liz fool honoc
due Wcst along Tho south boandAU OF AAld 10y ~ lucl
aud 4 ln0h0ri thence aus north along Mo Wet
boandary OF sale iOI ma feet 10 M place OF bcgin'
ang.
Appraised az ti, 200,
Sale N conHenoo At ono O'Clock p m Terms
cash.
A. LEINiN0En Shorlr,
y, NJ. C0HIN, Atty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

hlDpLEroHE Deeenbof H-Ohioem ar
vested Jake lireohlel, OF 8tofy'a Run, at 0
saloon hero, Ito shot ChAs, dr0yer three
times, a. the latter was running away from
him after uhoy had quarrellad, nroohtel
lisa dangerous character having figured In
several sofapes IN which Lniyea aud TO
yolyen wore used, lilo is lodged ia jail,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
saturday,
SALE.

Haannoi underyood) order OF Hale,
Va htNk uonnly NnnlM0u
BELLA Cant VI A. fieaa Court
ny virtue " an order Of sale, issued BY tho
CLARK Of thu court Of common pleas Of htIt
county, ohio, Ia dc above Aou0n, and 70 mo a.
reetod, ! Will otter fof sale AZ public outdtt NJ No
door Of uo court house, In tho oly Of Canton, 90
saturday, the 9th day Of Jan, 1889,
She following described real estate situated Ia tho
eity III A%lilaleO. county " AtAfk and state az OhlN,
And known DO tow lot nunbor 90, IN fecirrl
tAmh1m a Company addition W tio. olty. OF Alll'
AnNn, ~ uiN Hnmh N marked, numbered aud dhtln'
guihira on the recorded plat VI AAld haaiuph 10 Nc
Recorders once NJ Uaulonl e0snty aud state Morc'
said,
Appraised NJ $1,000,
sAlo " AZ 1 O'Clock p ~ Terms,
cash.
A. L|EiNiNOgh shorlf
STRONG & ruutrA, AUS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
swindied by a LightnioE.nod Scheme

hHlhultu ny q Lightning 'tod hHhema,
Tlu1N, December ~ john Wlngafd. o
prominent farmer of Thompson township,
while walking homo VA aooOstod by two
strangers In q bSggy who offered him q ride,
lilo accepted and before they arrived At his
house. tho men told lim that hioy were az
amining lightning rods, When NJ, Win
gora house was reached they tested The nda
and mld they we're worthless, They, how
ever, said they would GT them ir0a OF
charge, and thon mkol him Ia mgu q paper
which they SAID VIA q statement 10 the
tompany that the work had been done,
lie nignod Tho paper aud tho next day two
other men appeared with u a6t u nav rods
which they claimed he had ordered the day
before, showing ~ order Tor the same,
which Waa tho paper he had agned. The
old man Vt frat refused 10 take le rods,
but was hnally Induced by threats 10 aln
q note Tor lilb aud pay the mon 90 In
cash, Tho gamo swinil0m got George
Groonstado, Of Castaiia, 10 alm a note ior o
large amount There aro four persons In
the gang, They make their headquarters
at Bellevue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

In mining districts salvation Oil Is
regarded as an Indispensable necessity.
Miners will have II.
Life Ia but short, and we should do
all we can TO prolongit II. Check cough
or cold at once by using the old reliable
remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
HAYTI PREPARES

Cartridges aud Rides Shipped from Now
York.
New YoRK, December l1,--Tho Atlas
lino steamer Andes sailed for Port au
Prince on Saturday aud II is rumored,
garfield besides a general cargo, a large
quantity Of ball cartridges for tho Haytian
government and a thousand Winchester
aud Remington rifles,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
1,ioonned 10 wod.

Marriage licences have been issued 10
Robert Hyman and Ella GIBSON OF
Alliance; Jo nathan IIodgson and
Fanny Moore, Of Millpott; George
Ginther and Emma Klmmel, OF Hart
Vile; William r, Williams aud Nora
Diller, Of Lawrence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
JULIA MARLoWt's MOTHER

band az Cincinnati,
C%fSofNHArt December l1,-Mrs Jane
Hcss proprietor OF the Royal hotel, corner
Court and Walnut streets, has flied suit for
divorce from her husband, John Hess,
charging cruelty non'support and dcsor'
ton. Mra. Ho@ Is tho mother Of tho we'll
known %notrcss, Julia Marl0w0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

OLAyELAEp, Deeember IA special
from llama, o., nays that q strike Of brake
men on Tho Lake nFie aud Western rail
road 10 threatened January l. Al inoreaSs
Of pay has been demanded and refused.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

suANorlN, PA, December iL-Lazaro
zoni shot and killed Giovanni Peri last
evening. They with eight other Italians
woro gambling In a saloon, and the winning
Of $40 by Peri from 2oni was tho cause Of
tho murder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
DAKOTA HAPPY

over tho Result OF tho Recent Demo.
cratic Cauous,
CAtcAao, December a. -Dlspatohes from
various points in Dakota show tho greatest
enthusiasm among the people on account
Of tho recent action Of the Democratic
caucus agreeing 70 the admission Of Dakota
as q state,
uoaforis Tile works turned.
BLooMiNGToN, lii, December H,-Heaf-
sr's immense tile works near this city woro
burned Saturday morning, Loss SS6, 1000;
insurance 5000. A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
SHERIFF. sALE.

N, Martin OF al order o. safe STARK
Veunn Common Pleas
James Meyer ota Court
u, virtue Of an order OF eAie issued
BY clerk OF Che oourt ~ tominon plens Of STARK Ooi
.Oldo. IN IN above action, aud 70 mo diroCed | VIII
sarr for talc NJ public outoTy NJ the door " hu
teurt hours, In the city u Canton, %
Saturday, the 2shd day of Dec, 1888,
Tho following described roal estate. situate In the
village Of Alliance, county of stark aud state OF
Olllo. aud hoing lot number niahtecn (lb), III llUi'
trrB addition " the village OF Alliance,
AppraAed at 800,
sale lo commcnoo NJ | o'clock ., N, Terms
A, L%EINtH0KR, shUln,
In, MiouHNhn, ATTY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

A CORRESPONDENT wants to know
whether Canada has q protective tariff.
Well, that depends upon the stand point
of view. For instance the Canadian
tariff averages 10 per cent. In Canada
10 Is called protective, because 1t was
levied under a Ministry in favor Of Pro.
lection. In this country We have a AZ
per cent tariff, and the Mills bill, which
likes n i2 per cent tariff, Is called by
many free trade. Under these circum-
stances, an ordinary newspaper man is
not expected to fix the rate where pro
lection quits and free trade starts in,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
A WOMAN's TRAP.
THE PeNTEHTlARY FURNISHED
ANOTHER 6~EN8ATioN,

Edward fsrldith, Who Attempted ~
hlaskmaii dambier DalY, of New HsEk,
out 81 $4,000, 10 None OtheF fhaH a
fsTelad FgitpusF Fram the Ohis Psnl'
tenuary-iha History NJ the Case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

Gov HILL, Of New York, has put
aside his usual modesty, and has de
cided TO have u public Inauguration on
New Years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
senator Quay to visit Mr.. Harrison This
WnNk.

WAsHtNdroE, December lI.--Sonator
Quay returned Saturday afternoon from
Harrisburg. lie expects 10 10 10 Indian.
arolis 10 visit Prcsident.clcct Harrison
lome time next week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
u SALE.

roter ?. rrmp's Adm.) order Of sale
W., stark County Common
Nicholas Dralme. Pleas Court,
ny virtue OF m order OF sale Issued by
the elork Of tho court Of mino pleas OF stark co.
D.. IN tho above action, and 10 me directed, ] VIII Ohcf
FOR sale NJ public cutlery ~ tho door OF the court
noase, Ia the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Jan, 1889,
ha following described real estate. to-witi Lot
Number sixtoen hundred aud eighty. eight. IN the
olty OF Canton, In said county. Also lot number
eight hundred and nincty.Bevon,. IN said city, sub
loot to the right Of way OF tho Valley Railway
Lot No. 1888 appraised Al $1,000.
sale V oonmence at onc O'Clock y, M rermA.
A, LRIrlr0ER, sherlr.
jean LAWn, ANY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

GOVERNOR HILL OF New York says
he will treat the question Of vote buying
very vigorously In his coming message
to the Legislature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
satnTdny. LhN aand dny Of pee. Iaaa
n H. nAI1wis, At'Y
BALE,

mn OhadW Reheoi Oh u11er q has
llnndll STARK N0uhtY uNinin0h
Va flnak Nuuft
Jacob nTaitlhG q A.
~ virtue Of AZ order Of sale lsmea ~ Mo elesk
81 die cGun NJ ONmm0n IleN NJ hian cNintI Qua,
b. uin abGyG aOtinn ana " mo directed, VII giHf
fnr sale a Uuhif hutGY II ne dogf " NJ 0nuH
huugo, IN ue wv Of uahton, on
Saturday the 92nd day Of Dec 1888
the following dtefrihed real enatp, ailaAi0 10
thr county m htaIh, turWit original lots nunihir
tilTrru (luj, fourteen (i) aud hfenn llhl N me
tnWn Of ReHdai aDW = pAft 0f uh ely W Maaslllnnt
npAia county, Win ue Ap%pufIanANeea melvaHlo
telpAHlHft
LOT No, ~ ]appIaiaed a. ti60,
~ hN " xxx
Alo 10 smmsno At one O'Clock D m Term
40.
A LntNIHHsL ehoHG
~ uAipwtH, AtrY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

WV taut. llaaa auaVt
aaHhA hrpuaer atAl)
my VIffuE OF An order NJ iAiA, lhsued b. tho
ID clerk NJ the CONT NJ common pieaa N AlAfh
county, Ohio. aud W mo directed. I viii OnoT Tor aahB
~ pnhllc uutcrY AZ THO S1Oof o. pe couft house N
uiH tiU oi canton, 90
saturday, uae 2Snd day Of Doc '2Ss,
fhr Ioll6wiBg lwthhed feai estate, situate ~ the
aiB pf q nt0n, county ui htafk and ,tAle q ulln
Rnh AUuWn Na paH NJ ipt number ihd, nl w. nav
81 Hua Cltyl said lut was formerly Owned lN Wil
lnstnu hrHyeH, and by him solo 70 SAN Fl'ffl
DO0in. utd r@rIHfHHrr N made lu ur runytltitt ~
aald lifHgft 90 uunNu ttt Il Wufu tf 40 dranflpuuh
VI SAID IHE. san plfl ut sad lut " thtt now utrlf
Pled aul Iu. urd uy 4 fence, ana bnllllnH IN No
softhnist uinlrr ofhAld int and u 10 lonHth, east
Ahd VrsG HeVtUi frlIlu feet M tlilh nnIl1 hhd
tonih, ulrt .HlHH irrt aud Wrluit' q ululiua on
said rufurf
Apmalsod AZ $500
sale 70 al one o'clock D. m lHlA,,
A, LgtNIN0EL Sheriff
MONa 4 h0OARrG AttyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

Dyspepsia
Makes tho llyea u many people miserable,
and often leads 10 aeltdmuuoiiOn, Distress
after eating, sour ai0maoh, sick htAdaeho,
heartburn, loaao appetite. faint "ali g0ne"
toelihg, bad taste, coated tongue, and iIfepr
lRHly Of tho bowels, Afo
DlbTcSS lomo OF tho more eomiuoa
After symptoms, Dyspepsia does
W.. not got wen 0f ltseli. II
EdtlHB requires careful persistent
attention, and q remedy like Hoods baraa.
paflliA, which acts gently, YET surely And
efficiently, II tones lle stomach and other
organs, regulates tho dlgoaton, %crealea a
good appetite, and by thus Sick
overcoming the local aymp' N~-L
IONS removed tho sympa' HohuuCUS
lhotlo effects Of tho disease, banlaheb tho
headache, Rnd ro'fesl'7 ilr iired mind
"Ihaye been troubled with dyspepsia l
had but little appetite, ana what I dld eas
uo. distressed me, or did mo
Uou't little good IN an hour
Durn after eating would eIpo'
flonco a falhtneaa, or tired, all gone toelinE,
a. though 1 had notoaion anything. Ny trou'
bio, l think, was aggravated by my bualheaa,
which II that Of a painter, and from being
moro or leaa shut up In a eo,,p
room with fresh paint Last osNr..
apfing I took il0Od'a Hafsa- oto'HuCU
flA took three bottles II ala mo an
lmmon5o amount Of good II gave mo an
appetite, ana my food rollahod and satisfied
the craving I had previously experienced
0aondp 4, PAOn, walchown, Mas
Hoods ~Sarsaparilla
Sold by al druggists, n lir Tor o., Prepared only
byO T. noODa 90, Apotheoahes, Lowon, Mass
!. 100 Doses Ono Dollar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
legal Notle@.
sHnRIFF aALH,

aussnil 90. Ouinr VI AAle,
Dec y iii,a s,.r ''''' r psS"t toS oS'-'"
uy ylnue Of a. order " sale, Issued NJ mo
shilk Of the ODur VI Onnunpn l1fah, pf hlAit 90, ~,
hi lhn AhnVe action and W no directed viii Ohhr
~ saih NJ public 0ninTT ~ ilH 1npl VI The court
kou4e Ia NO wy OF osnte1, 90
Saturday, the 2aud day OF Dee 1853
the following deaelihea IeA estate situated Ia
said n1uuty 81 hiaTt ana liAlh vi Ohio, u anWn a.
helng : PAT M the northeast Quallel ul see.lsn
Huinber twenty ave- lsbl, "a l0Wnhlp numhnr nlaYf
en- lll, iaohs son, fAuHe Hunihur nlne, "a said 0nuH-
v, which ID bnullfd ~ fNiluNhi Z ieHinning inr The
SAME al tlp alltuWfst corner ~ no hAst half ~ tho
veal halt VI alit HOHhfaat uuaItnr, ana uinnluH
tkBnce easttWpny pfTnies W 10 nfnl0r 0f tho hlgh-
NAY iihnH AinnH 600 niitpr VI Tho hiAhWaY AuHh
adN dhaTeas Weft tWHntYfHn fanl perplfa, Heypn-
teal IA iluthi ulunpe south h%uyeli0en 40 lenhna
and Twelve (ie) lnta W No place NJ btglhnlng,
nsntdniuf Gus (D Anfp ald Any AluAfn pefeiea,
No thH fkuf fnnfn nr lnssi hut butieft " Al lenal
highWaia Together win Al NpnitehAnpui uielpuh'
tlelongipg,
Appraised AZ gao
sala 20 ommpno Al one srlook , ~, Tsfms
aAah,
h. l.. nAIBWIN, ANY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
ONO NGWs.

Itetaa sf Intarest Gathered Fnsm uas
River 10 mo take,
o~LfyRLAEP, Deoenl1f H-Daring a a.
loon Aght George ApFouae wis out BY sOAa
uukaoWn PeTson, aud probably fatally ~
lnIed. No aIrasln have Yet boon made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
rHe REHeApgp o1ARLgs.

Tho Prince OF wales Replaces Hts Ito.
mains In tho Private Chapel,
LoSDoN, December 1.-THE Prince OF
walos, on Wednesday last, replaced In the
coffin in the private chapel at Windsor
the relics Of Charlie p mhioh wore removed
on the occasion OF the investigation in 1918,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

rht FArmAu' RaAkl Ordor II aAlo, stAft cs, oen
w. MUn flrah DuuN
aamhA hTpnner atAl)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

a. a'.';. " CO. star, ;::.ii ~ Si;::.-..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20

Mrs Langtry writes to a friend that she
has been offered $4,000 by a. publisher for
/ book OF memoirs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-20
satarday the ggnd day Of Deer lssa
SALE.

~ uAluvm Apvy,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-06
DEsERTIoN OR INsANITYs
ARomantic Marriage, Brief Honeymoon
and Strange Disappearance.

-
and Strange Disappearance.
Mrs. Daniel Hammond who has been
boarding with her husband at the Cham
beers house forthe past two weeks, reported
at the police station yesterday that he had
disappeared from the house and the only
explanation she could give Of his absence
was temporary insanity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammond have been married little over
two weeks. Their marriage has lingo Of
romance in il that is worth repeating.
Hammond isabout fifty years ofage, and was
formerly livery stable keeper in Calves
ton, Tex. He came to Memphis to attend
Mardi Gras, and while he was taking in
the procession from Court square he, by
some chance, was jostled against the pres
ent Mrs. Hammond, who was then the
Widow st. Clair, who had come all the
way from her home, Macon; Ga, to see
the same sights the Lone Star widowcr
was intently gazing upon up to the time
he turned his gaze upon her.
The liking was mutual but the lovers
at sight were soon to be separated, Tor the
h'At Nttl -nfe. Eis Nitii Ntit hoitt, anu
the Texan sadly turned his aged eye west
ward. But the spell was on him; he wrote
10 Mrs. st. Clair and unioldcd the secret
OF his soul. She in turn unfolded hers in
a few days more the Texan was at Macon,
Mrs. st. Clair became Mrs. Hammond,
and they left at once for this city--why
they have fingered so longis not explained.
Wednesday morning Hammond went to
the Louisville 4 Nashville depot to look
after some baggage that had been missed;
since then he has not been heard OF.
From the following statement OF Mrs.
Hammond, she evidently believes that her
husband is demnged:
81 do not believe that he willfully de-
serted me. He must either be insane or
he has killed himself | have reason to
think that his mind was not all right from
several little actions. On the night we
We're married he had nervous attack, and
said TO me II he didn't get over II he would
Kill himself"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-06
An l'nfaithfuI wife.

CiNcINNATi, o, April 5.--James Paine,
colorcd man living at Milford, twelve
miles cut OF the city, shot and fatally
wounded his wife last night, goaded to the
deed 10y her uniaithiulness. lie followed
her 10 the home OF abro,her-in-law, where,
catching her in bed in the arms Of para
mour named Chara, he pulled his gun and
fired on the guilty pair, the bullet taking
effect in the back Of his wife. The Paines
live in little cottage ON the Main street
OF Milford They have been married a
number OF years aud have three children.
Mrs. lainr is thought 70 be fatally wound
ed. Cham ran out Of the house after the
shooting and has not been seen since.
Paine has also disappeared.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-06
MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm.
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION. C. 4 0. RAILROAD,
o Miles From Memphis.
BLUEGRASS" No. 384.
standard and Registered.

siri by Ry-lyks Iiambletouians sire q 10 trolten
with records oi IN or better. AMI sim Of DC sons
that have each gotten one or more 30 performers
fr,t dam xiii by Long Island Black HawK second
dam by Young Dufoc. hall brother IN American
Eclipse third dam BY Collins Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS Is iiff hands high. zeal brown Al.
MOS. black with wine coored nanks ani muyzla
Two white heel, heavy name and tail, long bodied.
heavy boned aud very stylish lie l. the in, oi
Grcy Cloud rccord 80 s-trial 2ipi. Of Bccchot
ffc oi one ssl performer. andof the dani Of Lady
Of Lyons. rcconi -.ih lie Is half brother to Dex.
Ter. 2i7i,: Nctiie. us. Jay Could 2aiI.. George
wilkes, 30. and fnll brother 10 MenelauS a2a
m.UEGRAss Is the only sou Of Rysdyks liam
hlc;onian. who's services wcrc ever offered 10 the
people SOUTH OF KENTUCKY and he will this
season bc limited TO ten outside mareA ice So
cash. With Usual privileges Of rcturn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-06
JOHN DoRY. No. $751;.
standard aud Registered.

Sired by PHO, Mamhrino, the hes, bred son Of
Pilot d.. dam Indiana diam Of indianapolis a2il.
nv Mamirlno chief. Pilot Manhrino made n rccnrl
III 2a5is IN the mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club rmck In 2Si't
Flint dam Of John Dory Agnes by Mambrino
stat ttuouri 22sl ION u Mambrino Chief Nam.
brlnn Chief was BY Mambrlno Paymasicr. he by
Mamhnno. he by Imported Messenger.
JOHN DOHT Il &c hands high. scal brown. Al.
most black. two white heels, heavy mano aud tail.
,hort coupled and heavy boncd- lie lisa horse
Enc action aud very stylish. Although In his Syeaf
old form sud never trained. bel very fast and level
hcndcd aud can speed at 2a5 gait lie was foalei
April o. iS-a Al Indian liill. Ky. Limited " ton
mnres scricc iec $40 cash. with usual priyil'
cycs Of rturn