The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-24
OLD ST0CKTONS DAUGHTER
The Romance OF a Country Town and LIS
Tragic Ending.


From inc 'iiic"Go c" ,,reo,.s little court
The plrileuS Oh '7I"iir i't. ,.bn eked
hatooIeH many 49,: a'.iI w. tl ,,ot+v local occlI-
out Il plt :, lf ,o,.( '-'9
pAt IL ai'l ,' '',.,,, orocd thev looked on
~ :7a,,i,,r ,ftor - DAVIS exciting work.
one rainy erV'''io 49, .,nro tho lssht was
Near 'ic Sia"eu "''i ,;n,e,If eoa,ninply
STRONGEST SAT 'he Sp"iir w.: aftornnou M
intent upon t"e '"ii'r'1 ,: ". = furn near by
per. put 'o'ci'iH 'i aha -nurlyv sur
Whicn was phi lii , , Of q bueee desb
rouhuh@S p9 'ne u.n''l SONS Of fife and
suddenly tnc .I ,an,, tijfed against the
,.,. ,,,,, fronnod nv its occupant TO the floor
deSh was "iopp:" ~ ali INV rnse TO his
WIN Il lo"u th.,,o,[.s mat had surrounded
~. 4, ,,n1ocidnd . moment blinking
mn an ort,.,t With his bloodshot eyes.
a. ou' ~, C,tI..,,, az he was calied--of
J, 80 ,4 49,, c,,,rt thp most mysterious
an ,1;, vi hnir which should have been
,.I,i+o was = duII aud stingy black. lliS
""i'r' m''m .o1ln,- and hacid traversed by
JneeN9 ,t,'os mar may have been caused by
uecp i'" l,,cra,;nr or may merely have been
lii'ii, ,,t op FOO plentiful flesh The ends
V ,,,++@rI.es prince Albert Sagged il
VI Ms ~" t;,,a+d in - serrated ridge ut
lio"t '' - ,.,nst;., os did his trousers,
tno n't .i,i7 win a mir of scissors would
' .li'' ,a,,l snoiln1 his appearance
n''r goled attire hod the melancholy traces
- =, hvyone DIGNITY which adversely had not
i,,itarsf.d and made him the butt of many
Wholesome iokrs in the miserable hall of JUS
i r,,+ th.v wore not picking on him with
tho;r usual baartlessness tonight. Something
hod bonnened TO Old StucktOn that challenged
tho forhearance Of even that group of harden
ai ,-etnrons of tb. gutter
His name had been missing from the jury
nanels for more than week! The gossip
aha,,t I'M. CONT had been busy with the fact
e.. snm. davs. What did it mean? Had the
sni,ire developed Il grudge against the old jul
ror2 Their cuyious tongues did not stop 20
I,,licrn thn b,rff old magistrate secretly, while
4har7 heId little pity for the supposed vic
lin,
As tha tall form OF old Stuckton Shambled
to,y,rds the door the squire was seen to take
~; h,na frou, his vest and drop something
49, 49,, nlye, of thn tattcrcd Prince Albert.
nv ~. ,'d ',I,rI,t = rmpse of the bank note
49, I'm ,., ,.i,I,.ne1 Win i'll concealed aston
;' '' ~ mis- evidence Of thu. s,uire's geuer-
- "
+h 1,,,.. crosad ortc,. the tottcrng form
T.. fH '", "rn eJn,l, M. head SADLY.
wv =, .1 49, ,,,,1,,,ui,,, his con.ereyat,l
i'u| = .,,fa,I ,.,,,,,,,, for y,I;ich h.,
S"lVl'''tH ~ ,,. - ,tnrn of woe thar
N"' n" nri,e 1hn tnors IF eynDatnv INFO
-, ',. ,,.o. I,nn,v that man in his better
n"% 'i'''n w. aw.,od - sn!,url,an mansion
""N9' VIZ" ',.I- Thar was * neatly
1 qua w. '. t,,.,, Amino, rooms; knew him
- ~ ,.r,,, Ia, va. ,nrntinued for MAYOR
49, t =; .ri. t,,,,,rr
Ils ,, "''1 80 ,,.,I md o1,rad ahout him
'"V 'Nu" - 49, .,.,,.,lin., i,,t,I1;
10 noe ti'' va , tnat r. ,i.4,,,
gehcr. Mayor. A""l See"F oi'V'' " 'i9,,''
lrFS looked mo t3'h o'i'l '' an"
breathing. III iielI ii''ic WIN - i0n'it'
the mayoralty was an una 'l'hii"pie 5ioI ~
"hlch not even the S4dilc iiii4i9Vii "''A'"
aspire
Yes SIR continued ''' Sq"'o my c.
~, ms hlihe was picSt' - 80
and he came near sc'.h's '"'' ,''ilii''' i vi.
lie would nave got IT. w. ol'' iV vas iii'
PEELED 10 Withdraw from '!t i"cc ~ Il must
unfortunate circumstances MS VIC ran a"'H
with another man. IElt WAS the sl2hti Tor
a train OF such caihinitleS Il" nave never
before beheld oYrrtA'>e a man III inc 1i'!8h
times Of his prosperity " me re was lap"rinG
under tue te'flb'" ''rresS'"h caused ~
broken nome ne i"St MS property: y man
whose notes ne nitii endorsed went wrong