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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-09

There were six deaths in the hospitals
last month-three at the Georgia infrmary,
one in the Savannah hospital, and two at
st. Joseph's infirmary. The nationalities,
so far as obtainable were as follows;
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-09
Come Into
Pigott's Letter.

The Irish World of Saturday, March 2,
contains a full account of the Pigott letters.
and also his full confessions in regard to the
same Price 3 cents For sale at Estills
News Depot, 81 Bull street
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,iles-Rllnd, Bleeding and Itching

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Positively cured by Darbys Prophylactic
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added to the water. A single applics ton
will allay the itching, soothe all inhamma-
ton, deodorize all offensiveness and staunch
the bleeding. letter and Scald Head are
quickly cured by Darbys Prophylactic
Gluid
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See B. II. Levy & Bros
Line OF Scarfs.

Oak, Pine and Lightwood.
Have removed my wood yard to corner
Gwinnett street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone II.
r. B. CAssELs.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-01-04

links Of the watch-chain he had found on
the spot Of Barclays murder from his pock-
ct, h. abruptly handed them to the young
man with the pointed question:
"Havc you ever seen these bcforcr'
He was astoundcd ut the CHASTITY palcness
Of McKenzic's face. He literally treiA,lcd
rs he gazed with Il black look at tho golden
links. j.
.sWhy do you ask." he stammorc1.
MAY; lot nae DO tho questioncr," Harry
continued, gravcly, for Z: wild thought en-
tered his brain thnt this young fellow,
though of course he could not have himself
perpctrated tho foul deed, was privy to il
accomplishment. .>Havc you evcr seen
those links beforcl'
II do not know-that is--wcll, they arD
very lilke those Of cilAin lost solno timo
ago"
"You lost!" ~
"WelL not exactly lost disposed oS
would be more accuratsexpression. How,
am not at liberty 10 toll you.
~You must"
"AMust' j. ) little word with big mean
Ing, Major"
"Pshaw. mani" winthrop exclaimcd, y
am nok pattinS those qnostions 70 grati1y
an hlc curipsity. The links u thne cl,aiA
yoa hoaA IL your hand wsrc droppsd ~ ~
0Aa whs murdered Frsnk DaEelas
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-01-04
CHAPTER xI.
PAIR CHAMPIONS.


Harry Winthrop was the last man in the
world to question the sagacity Of his superb
ors, but his patience was sorely tried during
the next week or two, for it seemed as If
the authorities werc resolved to harass the
life out Of the light cavalry.
First they were marched toward Dalti-
more, then recalled, then started on wild
goose chase after Bradley johnson s brigade,
and just as they had come up with him,
while he was leisurcly driving away vast
herds OF cattle and sheep he had captured,
orders came not to attack him; and hardly
had the angry men recovered the disap-
posntment aud the dusty clouds that lowered
over the Confederate host vanished than
these orders wero countermanded, aud they
were told to strike the enemy whom now
they could not find. Next they were h,lr-
ried in hot haste to the Shenandoah valley,
called back to Washington, dispatched with
flying speed to Harpcr's Ferry, started
toward Winchester, then compelled to make
forced march to Frederick, Md. Aud al
this on half rations, under blazing sun,
beneath the fury of whose burning rays
more than four hundred men dropped sense
less from the saddle.
have heard Harry Winthrop say thatthe
most exquisite luxury Of personal comfort
ho ever enjoyed was hot-watcr bath at the
hotel ct Frcdcrick, and. next 70 that, sound
sleep for nine hours In real bed, which
that hsspitable city afforded him. For near
II - whole week he was . gentleman at
lars !. sol .:.e mcn Of the rcmountcd force
at least, what was left Of thcm- were draft
Cd 70 their regiments, and for y time Harry
was left ct liberty 70 follow tho dictates. 81
his own Inclination. ts
He boarded st the house Of o lady naned
Platt, widow with two charming dough-
tcrs, Lucy md Agnes. Those young ladies
were typical Of tho timcs when many :
house on the borderland was divided
against itself. Lucy was : StAuncA Union
ist, TO whom thc stars and stripes wero -
cred emhlems and - consultation u the
United States : Dil1e, wkile Agnes Mas
fed.hot rcvolutic1l1t Who worshipQd Leo
a1d bt1ysd Tor - su1cess Of Tho ne0tAetn
.Asns. twas whispessa tAat oese 1Asss
youlg ladtes plt1s4 1h0ir wiz aGatnsS 1a6h
oeAef n slnGnlar rivelsJ. Aen6s, lns1tag
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-01-04

'Yes, yes, know. Ay uncle wrote mo
all about the sad affair.""
'"Then surely you will tell ne into whose
hands the chain passed whom il loft your
posoessionr'
~ can not, Major Winthrop. Please con-
slider that it is utterly and absolutely i'm
possible for me to give the information you
demand"
"Your silence may Be construed to your
disadvantage"
~ know it; still will not speak"
Thus foilcd, Harry resolved to postpone
the attempt to drag the information from
Mckenzie, who was evidently implicated
somehow or other in the murder, when q
circumstance occurred which put new
phase on the position of AFFAIRS.
They had retired early; but the night was
iultry, and Winthrop, who could not sleep,
bad drawn q chair 10 tho window Of his
room, which overlooked small garden.
Suddenly his attention was attracted to the
figure OF man crouchinG behind row OF
tlacs. There was . sharp, shrih whistle
twice repeated and answered by somc one
In tho window of tho room, which Harry
knew was occupied by Lieutenant 4cKen-
sie. Presently the side door Of the house
was opened, and ho saw the young man 60
AOFWOIu An tn0 OArocNOu O1 INC n1dC uOo0 ID
whose shadows he lost sight Of him. For
time ho heard nothing but the muttering
voices OF two men speaking, but - their
conversation became moro animated, the
words were moro distinct. He w0s Just on
the point OF closing his window, when tie
mention Of his own lamo attracted his ~
tcntiop.
~ tell you Major Winthrop has his sus-
picions already. He limited - much 70 me
this afternoon" The speaker was Nc
Kenxic.
~ no cares for Major WmthropP' Yves
the gruK reply.
lido. 0, Platt, is It mot enough that hsv-
ing disgraccd your mother and sister by
your ill-conduct, you arc driven to come here
like . thief in the night to beg few dollars
from mo; that you have sAmbled or drank
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-01-04

iat0 % bear tho tidings ]
-
Yesterday, while riding
- ballet struck her In tho
RI Aer to the farmhouse
lios, scarce Q dozen miles
I'd not bc0r to listen to her
once before she died, and
:ons4 4uenccs, I even vent.
pr s....s
70 The mans eyes - he
Harry, he was spcechless
With ne, Will you noti" Tho
tfnued. "I will stake my
couauct. !"
said pAlo - death. ~Ood
I, ! can not 60, even II my
s1vo her life. / am Id COM
das0 not, can not leave my
an's facc fell.
u your love-" he snecred.
p her grand devotion with
pfs Of your affection. Why,
whispered Como to me,
nor, danger, death stood in
d ~ - her side"
Vt Harry llkc tho lash Of .
Acke6 tho passionate reply
> lips.
Q not in my place, Mr.. Lo-
calmly, and our ideas Of
% you, l would gladly peril
) save Miss Frobisham one
tMtment, but"
no to her in her distress. /"
sstion Of VA. I simply can
hon, as time flies, I had
,carry her your reorets."
|! All, yes.'' Thsn II dawned
that his visitors departure
,otroublc upon him.
d9thoughtA
ksk new, and III you nesd
fely past your outpost. Tho
rotlde for myself" ne said,
bod grace Harry consented
L0la. But what could he do!
i moment TO be supposed
repay the mans devotion to
n by OBTAINING him - pris-
;reatment would be simply
&Sbed, j" I win SEQ you safely
yss,s
t1odting much observation,
ho9ast picket, and Harry nd
h IN prudence warranted
1 ling into his ears many
I'D sympathy for the dy-
han, Lecroix," he.said,
- = tell her that she il
I'll on earth; that II she
~ till be forever to me-.
~ kisp'
~ 1ismay he sprang back.
tive with men.
% aro q dead man r. Lecroix
trescherous hound,r Win
0s with one blow Of his
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-01-04
~rHERE-THASK rou--I An NOT MUCH HURT"

srHERE-THANK YoU--I An NOT MUCH HURT"
every cont you could call your own away,
but you must add theft to your mad f0llyl''
You mean that cursed watch and chainFs
lido. 1t is no uso for YOU "a deny that
you took it, for saw you glide from tho
window the night you rob61d me. Yet, for
your sisters sake, have kept tho crimea
secret"
II tell you I'll get it back for you," was
the sulky response
You must do more. You must tell me
who has possession OF it. / am almost ]
frenzicd when think of what may be pos
siblc. know tho grndge you bore poor
Barclay; / heard you threaten him. that
night ut Charlottesville. You shall not
leave this place tonight until you have
made clean breast of every thing"
And who's to hinder ne!'
There was then IL sharp scuf1le, and Harry
dropped from the window and flow to ths
spot, just il time to catch in his arms Nc
Kinzie's recliny form aud SEQ the figure of
a man drop TO the other sido Of tho boarded
fence.
There thank you-I am not much hurt, =
the young n,aa cried, while he clunr .
Harry 50 pcrsistenty that pursuit after ito
fugitl7e WAS impossible. 1t was nniyl
fellow l knew in better daysr-he was So
fOrtunatc-wo hid some worls-lnI ION
sec my sickness has not left me yeryst kalg.
Pray come quietly back 70 the house. y
would not for great deal disturb tho
ladies' in their slumbcr.' e.s
Harry thought for i moment before he re-
piled. He had not shadow OF doubt but
that this young Platt, who app9rently was.
the nc'er4lo-well son Of his hpstess, was
his friends murderer, but he ehrauk from
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-01-04

trscted Cores attention and spared him the
pain Of explanation. With the rest he ran
to tho scene Of the disturbance. Well
might his gallant troopers utter loud threats
OF ycngeance; for stretched upon the
ground lay one of their comrades, man they
had missed two days before, bound with
thin rope so tightly that his laccrated wrists
were streaming with blood, while his swollen
tongue and torn lips were tied back with
common piece of whip-cord.
Tcnderly they bore the poor fellow to
camp, but it was long ere he could make
them understand what had befallen him.
Then they learned that he had been set
upon by small band Of Moseby's men,
who had been lowering round the command;
and, when noon was near, Winthrop elected
from him the further information that Le-
croix had been with his torturers from the
hour they had captured him till he had
tainted with pain in the thick0t, where they
found him gagged and bound. Now, ii the
Frenchman had been in the woods all the
previous day, how could be have been
present at Kato Frobisham Is sick bedside
dozen miles awayl Pskawl The whole
story was lie concocted to cntrap him
into the meshes Of the enemy Then o great
exultant joy possessed him to think that
the woman he loved was safe; though, even
in the exuberance Of his happiness, am
afraid that II he had been brought face to
face with the ingenious Canadian, the in
tcrview would hardly have been Of an
agreeable character to Mr.. Alphonsc Lc-
croix.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-01-04
AT LAST.
md Adventure T.
~ Owl War.
ilAnD DI0SBY,
IM0se SECRET "FALLa1
!" AMY LADY FANrAa
u OxnER STORIES.
Ov ~ A. N. Kellogg NsUA
M COnpony.1

messenger from herr"
b Winthrop, believe me,
5 been little love lost be-
lat0 % bear tho tidings ]
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4 Cure for wakefuIness.

Mary a middle aged man who is in the
7abit Of going to bed after eating a hearty
meal is puzHe1 ~hen he finds himself waking
up in the small hours of the morning, day
after day, and unable 10 get to sleep again.
He knows that this wakefolness is unnatural,
Dos it never occurs to MIN that it is due to
his stomach. It took me several years dur
ing which 1 lost months of sleep, to find this
out, but now / know it. IL the victim of in
somnia whom I have described viii rise from
bis bed when he wakes and drink a. pint of
water he VIII go to sleep again Immediately,
and viii not wake again until his ordinary
iour-AIaj. Z. S. Foster in Globe-Democrat.
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STATIONER.
BOOKSELLER. NEWSDEALER
Etc, Etc.

of
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at market rates the
emtody
sSuTe IA a orle llhayeca refuI
COnSd eratiOn
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This popular journal has entered on it's
eighth volume, and having been
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Judicial Wigs and Gowns.

The supreme court of British Columbus
Is the only place in America where tue
Judges and lawyers wear the wigs aud
gowns Of English usage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
seUIns,

SOME Of the first class ministerial tai
ent Of Canton are ut the outs, They are
clawlng each other metaphorlcally
speaking, In tho local press, In the most
tropical style,
Tm only reliable Cabinet news Is fly
Ing across the country In sealed enyel'
opes, locked In u, $, mail bags, Hence
the boys who send the various Cabinet
states by wire do not seem 10 got the
inside facts, sun the wire news 10 good
reading Just the same,
Tm prospect for cheaper wetermel'
ons this fall Is not lattorlng, Hestor'
day the South Carolina Watermelon
Alliance had q meeting In B~lackyllle.
Five thousand acres were represented.
he alliance adopted an agreement
pledglng its members to regulate their
acreage according 10 the freight conccS.
ions they could obtain, If favorable
rates can be had they win plant 5000
acres this spring, otherwise they Will
cut down the amount one half, This 10
u %Southeran product that Is indispensi'
BILE TO the happiness Of the Republican
party Of the South. There Is no pro-
toctiye tariff on watermelons, but u re-
strloted crop win run mp the price Just
the same; hence we plead In the name
Of both imported Africa and mouth
watering America for m unrestricted
watermelon supply,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
NAVARRO SCHOOL GIRL
And a Married Man Residing With
His Wife ia the Same House
Get Into Trouble,

Navarro is again stirred up over a
social sensation ia which q young school
girl and q married man are implicated,
They are implicated 10 such an entent
that information comes from that place
late this afternoon OF the arrest Of the
couple,
The girl is Lizzie Rudy, a school girl
Of fo%urteen,and said 10 be |prepoRsesRing
In appearance, On Friday night she
gave birth 10 a child, aud an inyestiga'
ton Saturday revealed the fact that
she had thrown 10 into the %GeRhpOOl,
Coroner Shaefer aud Sheriff Leinlnger
took her ia charge Saturday evening,
She NJ lrRt denied the fact but later
admitted II but stated that II was dead
when born,
She lives with Mrs, Fuller q widow
residing two miles east of Navarro, and
charges Frank Masters, s0n-inlaw OF
Mrs, Fuller and residing with his wife
In that house, with q grave oifenae,
Coroner shaefer has returned from
Navarro, where no was taking testi'
mony In regard TO Lizzie Martie throw
ing her baby into u vault, A post
norton examination was held and the
discovery made that the lungs were in
Hated, which would tend to show that
the child was not born dead 40 Ia claim
cd by the mother, The coroner states
that no arrests have been made aa yet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
What Am 1 TO DoP

The symptoms Of biliousnesa are un
happily but too well known, They
Infer In different individuals TO some
Ntent. A bilious man rs seldom q
breakfast eater. 10 frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids Of u morning, His
tongue will hardly bear inspection nj
any time; II II ls not white and furred,
II Is rough, nj all events,
The digestive system Is wholly out Of
order and diarrhea or constipation may
be a symptom oTthe two may alternate
There are often hemmorrhoids or even
loss Of blood. There may be giddiness
and often headache and aoidity or Hat
ulenoe and tenderness In the pit Of the
stomach. 10 correct all this II not
effect u cure try Green's August Flower,
II costs but a tribe and thousands
o test It's efficacy. %
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
NAYARRE, o. Feb II, 1888

NAVARRO, o. Feb, u, 1882
Joseph Greeter received word yeater'
day of the death of his brotherinlaw,
Joseph Eokenswiller, Of New York
city,
The lecture given by Self Moore last
evening was fairly attended
Prof, Franklin, the mesmerlst who
received Quitea an advertisement through
the press, was In Navarro yesterday
We are informed no will lecture again
In the near future,
Mrs, Margaretta llalfaly an old
and respected citizen Of Bethlehem
township, died yesterday morning NJ
ter q long Illness, Her remains
viii be- Inferred Wednesday, Mrs Half
faly was one Of the oldest citizens of
this township,
A, W, Goshorn, Jos, Weehter John
j. Kline and Henry sherer were In
Canton yesterday on business
Ell shelter who sent some poultry TO
Columbus a few days ago, received
them by express yesterday morning
with a card attached, showing they had
taken Arst and second premium with q
score of Naib and % per cent Ell ~
highly tlckled with his success lie
got there Ell,
There was considerable excitement
yesterday In Navarro about the ehlld
that had been thrown into the cosapool
by the girl Lizzie Rudy 40 was pub
liahed In the NEws'DEMOCHAT yeBlor,
day evening, Your correspondent hOd
an Interview with Frank Masters,
whom she charges with the ollense, lie
says II Is q case Of blackm0il, and that
he win be able TO prove his innocence
when the proper time comes,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
A Welcome viaitor,

This paper Is pleased to announce
that II, Russell Burner the eminent
physician, viii be In the city three days
this month Instead Of two-neXt sun
day, Monday and Tuesday, The doctor
has been making regular trips to Can
ton for some months past, aud. has al
ready endeared himself In the hearts of
the afflicted, who took advantage OF his
free consultations NJ his rooms In llo'
tel Conrad, The doctor treats all kinds
Of diseases, and will tell NJ q glance
whether your Nilment IL durable or not.
II you are afflicted In any way do not
hesitate In calling upon him, He makes
visits 10 Canton every month, and those
under his care anXl0usly await his com
Ing visit, A number Of remarkable
cures have already been reported,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14


CmoAoo, February l2,-lnolinod to walt
for the Visible supply statement Whom
tho figures were posted II was found that
tho decrease Of 0si 900 bushels, was about
OH was expected, and II had no effect on
prices, Tho feature Of tho market was the
Interest shown In July, aud tho advance In
that option, July wheat opened at 0Ol6c,
sold of TO SOi6c, and th0n advanced 10
0ltao, tho action In May In the meantime
being between sl 02}6 and I 0ayG0, Shortly
after noon the news from Now York that
ten boatloNda were taken for export started
prices upward, and before 1 p, IN, tho mar.
kot had advanced 10 81 03M Tor May. Tho
market continued active until the close,
May selling 70 VI 06A. Tho demand for
July was continued, and the price was bid
up TO- Doc, closing At Ode bid, Receipts
were 81 cars,
Corn receipts 69l cars. Tho visible sup.
ply increased 5000 bushels Prices
ranged within q narrow limit and closed q
better for futures. Tho trade In oats was
very limited and prices but little changed.
Receipts 100 cars, There was q fair trade
IN provisions and prices ranged higher In
sympathy with wheat
Closing pricosj Wheat; February a 09ls,
May 81 Oa9G, Juno 81 02k, Cofni Feb.
riOry SIC, March 8ll6MaiAc, May $500
S5Ac, June 800, OATS February 26c, May
Ghm21l,G juno &c. Pork February
81 3IlG, March 81 Az, May 81 G7H,
June Sll 70, Lardi February and March
81 20, May 50 5000 s2H, June so S2JiM
q "a, Ribs February aud March 50 02lE,
May 50 iOl., June 80 g9l6,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
noINa. aoINa. aoNnl


WherA tho AuetioneeFa win ory--hales
Announced by bills Printed az tho
Democrat Once,
Have your sale bills printed At tho
DEMOOIlAp office ana receive a free
mention la the WEEKLY DEMOCRAT,
the official organ OF the county, IL has
the largest circulation OF any paper In
tho county,
February 2l-Samuel Friend will
offer on tho Samuel Wenger farm, 4
miles east OF Canton, horses, COWS,
wagons, farm and household goods,
February gg-Dayld 10, staufer will
have q big sale on his farm Just outside
the city limits, near the Canton Stone
ware company southeast OF Canton,
On the large bill We ind that horses,
COWS, RhOata, farm wagons, reaper and
mower, plOWs and u thousand other
things viii DO cried OF,
February Ell, j, host administers
tor Of Anthony BOst VIII offer ON the
premises, one'halt mile west of the city
limits, q house, aud farm OF twelve
acres, containing choice fruit trees, etc
This Is a good chance for some one,
February e0-Charles Lands goes
West In the spring, and viii sell NJ his
residence In Plain township, = miles
| northeast ON Louisville road, horses,
cows, farm and household goods,
February g7-Jamea j. Carnea will
sell NJ HIS residence, o|ne'fOurth mile
northwest OF Sparta, horses, fifteen
head fat cattle, Ave mich cows, moving
machine, wagons, plows and a fine line
OF farm implements,
February 2s-Daniel u, Mckinney,
three miles north Of New Berlin on the
old Kreighbaum farm will sell horses,
cows, hogs, and a large variety Of farm
implements, hay, corn, potatoes, etc,
February 2s- Samuel NJ, MelseE one
and q half miles south OF Oanaburg
will sell horses, stallion, cattle, sheep,
wagons, plowB, mover, and many other
articles,
February esd, j, Miller will offer
on farm six miles southwest OF Canton.
Bolivar road, three work horses, five
COWS, folding binder mower plowsI
etc.