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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-10
CLEOPATRA.

Being an Account of the Fall and
Vengeance of Harmachis, the
Royal Egyptian,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-10

1W1F Fl A r NJ ION un-
e tsulk!s=s.kO clasped my arm, to
Is which she had chung
. in terror.
50 ''Thy vengeance,
81 ~ thou dark Harma-
~. CHS" she said, in a
~ hoarse voice, sis a
- thing hideous to be-
D hold! o lost Egypt,
with all thy sins thou
vast indeed a queen. Come,
aid me, prince; let US stretch
this poor clay upon the bed
and deck it royalty, so that it
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CHAPTER XXI

or THE LAST WRITING OF HARxACHIS THE
ROYAL EGYPTIAN.
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CHAPTER XXI.

Illustrated by NICROLL. after CATION WOOD
VILE and GREIFFENHAGEN
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AT THE COURTS.
Gossip Picked Up Here and There in
the COURT Rnnrna

GOSSIP Picked Up Here and There in
the Court Rooms.
Justice Sheftall hada horse case before him
yesterday. Henry Glover was up on a bail
in trover warrant sued out by James Bur-
roughs Both men are colored. Glover
bought horse from Burroughs in March,
and agreed to pay him $50 for it, and if not
paid in thirty days he was to pay $40
Glover sold the horse for $40 and has never
paid Burroughs Unless Glover can pay
the money or produce the horse he will
have to goto Jail, unless he gives bond for
double the amount in question. Glover
says he has paid all but 50 of the money,
but never got receipt for it, and that $40
was all that the horse was worth any,
how.
On the colored excursion to Beaufort last
Saturday Samuel Beatty lost his fine silk
umbrella. He discovered it in possession of
Rebecca Wright, but she refused to give it
up. Yesterday Beatty hauled Rebecca into
Justice Sheftall's court on possessory war
rant and compelled her to disgorge.
There was free fight among the colored
population of York street, between Price
and Habersham Tuesday night, in which
Hannah johnson and Catharine do Lyon
acted as principals The police arrested
both parties and Mayor Schwarz fined them
80 apiece yesterday morning. Catharine
reIt aggrleved because she had been beaten
and fined both and brought Hannah before
Justice Sheftall yesterday for assault and
battery. Hannah gave bond for the city
court.
There was row among the colored popu-
latlon at Poplar Grove on the White BIuff
road, yesterday morning. Mollie Turner,
aided by her mother and brother, wiped up
the earth with Etfie CASTOR, tearing off her
clothes and beating her severely Effie said
she would have been finished entirely if her
father had not arrived at an opportune mo-
ment. she swore out warrants against all
three and brought them before Justice
Sheftall. They gave bond for the CITY
court.
Justice Patterson held his civil court YES
terday, which was largely attended. A
number of cases were heard, but the docket
was not half finished. Court will continue
until the docket is gone through with.
William Prenty was turned over to the
superior court from the police court yester-
Gay and placed in Jail on the warrant for
mayhem for biting off Timothy Sullivan's
nose $50
In the superior court Yesterday charters
o OF Incorporation were granted Collat Bros. ,
E9n0e, bat and Clothing House, the Smith &
HHeny company, and the Central Brewing
company, the object of which incorpora-
el1hs were detailed in the MORNING NEWS
ration ava ANOO' Po-
n the case of Basch Bros. against the
o'Ston Marine Insurance Comnanv snit 10
recover on policy, argument was heard in
cue superior court yesterday afternoon from
SGeoIge W. Owens, ESQ.,, counsel for de-
1TThaOanI' on demurrer to the declaration.
ne argument had not been concluded at
the hour of adjournment.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SoUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE for Women,
- Columbia, S. c., will open its session Oct
list, lsS. The old Preston Place. subsequently
owned oy Rev: ID. Stuart Dodge Of New York,
mas been purchased for il by its founders, and a
large and commodious building added 10 the
mansion This institution includes the South
Carolina Presbyterian Institute, for Prepare
Carolina College, for the higher education OF
women. For all its departmental Il has a faculty
OF sixteen professors and teachers, un-
e1ceued IN ability and experience. Six
OF them are professors in the State
University, whose lectures and instruc-
tion will direct the education of the young la
dles according to the method and standard of
the University, and give them unsurpassed ad-
vantages in the way OF higher education. Rev.
VIM. r. Atkinson. Columbia S @
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sAVANNAH.s CRACK SHOTS.
An Interstate Gun Club Contest OF
for Next Week

An Interstate Gun Club Contest on
for Next Week
An effort is being made to have an inter-
state gun shoot on the grounds of the
Forest City club Friday of next week, the
day fixed upon for the contest between the
Forest City, Glynn club and Waycross Gun
Club. 1t is understood that Jacksonville
has signifed its intention to participate in
an interstate tournament.
The Forest City boys account for their
loss of the interstate championship because
of the absence Of Timer and McAlpin, two
of the best shots in the club.
The Forest City Club is practcing for
the approaching contest, and 1t will take
good shooting to beat them.
The agent Of the LeFevre gun, who is
himself an expert professional with the
shotgun, was in the city one day this week,
and was invited over on the island by the
Forest City. 1t was suggested that few
team shots be had, and the agent in enter
ing the shoot, remarked that as the boys are
amateurs he would have to enter handi-
capped by shooting twelve birds to their
ten. He was told that there was
no necessity to give them any
odds, but to come right in and
shoot at ten birds just like the rest of the
boys. Several matches were shot and he
didn't win a pool. After the shooting was
over the visitor remarked that the Forest
City club had the best amateur shots he has
ever met, and, as his business brings him
in close connection with the gun clubs all
over the country, the compliment was a
strong one.
A member of the Forest City club says
that in other cities when a military com
pany, a base ball club or gun club returns
home as victors their reception is hearty
one, but in Savannah no attention has ever
been paid the victors, who have won medals
in every direction.
Then you have never been met by a
brass band playing 'Lo, the Conquering
Heroes Gomez"
Mary a conqueror. doubt very much
If beyond half dozen friends our return
from successful tournaments is known until
the following day, when it is announced in
the MORNING News. II Brunswick should
happen to beat us in the challenge shoot
next week they will be met at the depot by
carriages and nothing will be too good for
the boys. We are not envious, but we pro-
pose that their arrival in Brunswick shall
be very quiet one. You will see some
good shooting next week. and the MORNING
NEWS wants to be well represented there. :"
Beacham,s Pills cura sick haadanha
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Proceedings OF the July Meeting-The
Vernon Park Railways Petition.
The July meeting Of the county commits
sioners was held yesterday afternoon at
4 O'Clock. Commissioners Walker, Read,
Smart, Meinhard and Estill, and County
Attorney Saussy. County Engineer Thomas,
Typographical Engineer Blanford and SAM
tary Inspector Desvergers. and Clerk j. r.
Dillon and number of attorneys,
petitioners and others, were present.
The application of W. Y. Mendel, justice
of the peace in the Sixth district. asking the
board TO establish the place OF holding court
at his Office on the Montgomery road. near
Sand bridge, was granted upon the law
governing such cases being complied with.
large number Of applications for the
position of janitor for the new court house
was presented by the clerk. On motion.
the applications were referred to the COM
mittee on new court house. The committee
was also requested to prepare rules and
regulations for the care of the court house
aud the guidance of the janitor.
A letter from W. s. Mcintosh, clerk OF
commissioners of Mcintosh county, offering
to turn over the conyicts of that county to
Chatham county was read. The offer was
accepted, provided the convicts are de-
livered at Chatham county Jail
The petition of c. A. Reitze, F. D. Blood
worth and others, representing company
to be called the Vernon Park Railway Com
pany, asking the commissioners to grant the
privilege to the company to build railroad
on the underground road for a distance
of four miles was, after some discussion, re-
ferred to the county engineer TO prepare a
rough map of the line of the road named, il
being doubtful if the battle-ground road is
continuous highway for that distance.
The county attorney expressed his opinion
that if the proposed railroad intended using
| steam the county had no right to grant the
privilege asked for.
The petition of W. Barnett, asking that a
bridge be built across the Skidaway river
from Isle of Hope to Skidaway Island. was
referred to the committee ON roads and
bridges.
In the matter of the vacancy In the office
OF Justice of the peace in the Seventh dis
trict, the petitions relating thereto were re-
ferred TO the county attorney.
The petition of George w. Lamar regard
ing a fence placed across road by the
Savannah, Florida and Western railway,
which was referred to the county attorney,
was brought up. The county attorney
reported that the matter was not within
the jurisdiction of the board.
The board passed resolution to negoti-
ate loan or give notes to anticipate the
taxes for this year to meet the obligations
incurred in building the new court house.
Reports were read from the engineers and
the sanitary inspector.
Bills were passed to the amount OF S27,.
65S 90.
A number of oyster leases were granted.
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Another Way of Love Laughing at
Locks and Bars.

Another Way of Love Laughing at
Locks and Bars.
Miss Fannie Hail. daughter of LAWYER
Hall, who is now in Chatham county Jail,
was married the other day under rather
romantic circumstances. For some time
past it has been an open secret among her
friends in Macon, the Telegraph says, that
Miss Fannie was engaged to Mr.. Hunter of
Brunswick, who, for a long dime. has been
very devoted in his attentions. But Dame
Rumor, while admitting the mutual fond
ness of the pair, accredited Mr.. Hall with
dreadfully stubborn opposition to the
match.
Monday ev ening, however, there came a
elimination. Mr.. Hunter procured a mar
riage license and hack. Slowing the
license safely in his vest pocket and getting
into the hack he was driven to where Mr..
Hall was in custody in Macon.
In the meantime Miss Fannie, with her
sister, was paying her father visit in the
Jail TO bid him good-by before he left for
Savannah. When she came out she Joined
her fiancee, and stated that it was impossi-
BILE to gain her fathers consent to the
marriage.
1t was decided that the only thing remain
ing to do was to get married without Mr..
Halls consent. Several ministers were ap-
piled to, but declined to perform the cere-
mony, as they were reluctant to marry the
daughter against her fathers widely-known
opposition. Finally, however, a Clergyman
was found, who concluded that as the
license was correct, and as both the people
most interested were of manageable age,
it was his duty to perform the ceremony.
After Miss Hall had been united to Mr..
Hunter the news of the marriage was
broken to the sister of the bride, who also
came to Macon to be present at their
fathers trial. A terrible scene ensued, and
the elder Miss Hall was Frustrated with
grief.
The couple left on a bridal tour.
Mr.. Halls time in Jail for contempt Of
court will be his daughters time Of honey
moon for COnfamDt of har fathar
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Alabama's Encamnmep+

ROME, GA. July 9.-The Etowah Rifles
ot Gadsden, Ala, arrived in Rome this
afternoon on special car en- route to Selma.
Aiia,, where an encampment of Alabama
solulers Eegins tomorrow. There are thirty
eAcellently drilled men in the company.
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SirOCco Taa

direct from our own gardens in India and
Ceylon, has established its supremacy over
a an 0V t teas IN Great Britain and Ireland
and the continent of Europe. II Il alec
used by the cream of New York societv In
sealed packets oulY. Davidson q CO. i4s6
broadway. New York. Savannah agents
Llppmen Bros.-Adu.
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Colored Republicans Moving.

Inc colored Republicans of the First dis
trict are moving politically. A meeting
was was held last night at Chatham new hall to
talk over the situation There is @ stroro.
movement toward putting a congressional
ticket in the field. oo9-0I'ell
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PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION

~ To the Superior Court, OF said County: The
petition of JOHN L. HAMMOND and JOSEPH
HULL, of the said county Of Chatham, and OF
A. BACkER of the city Of New York, respect
fully shoWeth that they d sire for themselves
and such other persons as they may associate
with them and their SUCCESSORS to be incorpor-
ated Tor twenty years under the corporate name
of the
CHARLOTTE HARBOR PHOSPHATE COM
PANY;"
That their principal place Of doing business
shall be the city of Savannah, Ga, but said cor
porattOn will also do business in the state OF
Florida and elsewhere wherever the extensions
and exigencies of their business may require
That the object of their association and the
particular business they propose to carry on
are as follows: The mining, digging, Dire ging,
preparing, shipping, buying and selling and
dealing in pho sphate rock and other deposits OF
any nature used in the manufacture Of fert
izers or chemicals; the manufacturing buying
and selling of and dealing in fertilizers and
chemicals and the materials thereof the keep
ing and operating of stores aud commissaries
wherein all lawful merchandise may be kept
and sold.
And to those ends they desire to have the
powers and privileges of owning and operating
boats, barges, and vessels railways and tram
ways mot as common carriers, but solely for
the purposes of their business); Of acquiring by
purchase or Otherwise lands, rights in lands
factories, works, and such other property, real
and personal as may be necessary or conven-
lent for the successful conduct and efficient
operation of their business; of using, selling,
renting, leasing and otherwise disposing of and
mortgaging and otherwise encumberinR any or
all such property so to be acquired.
That they also desire to have a common SEAL
sue and be sued in said corporate name, TO
adopt bylaws for the regulation and govern
ment of said corporation, to elect and appoint
such directors, managers and other officers and
agents as may be found necessary or convenient,
and generally to have, use and enjoy all corporate
powers and priv eyes usually appertaining to
private corporations for business purposes.
And your petitioners further show that the
amount of capital to be employed by Them
actually paid in, is Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars, which is to be represented by Four
Thousand shares of One Hundred Dol
lars each, but your petitioners desire that said
corporation shall have the power of increasing
said capital, from time to time, to any amount
not exceeding One Million Dollars, to be divided
into and represented by similar shares
Wherefore, your petitioners praythat an order
may be passed, declaring this application
granted, and your petitioners and their associ-
ates and successors Incorporated under the
name and upon the terms and with the powers,
privileges and franchises above set forth.
CHISHOLM ERWIN & DuBIGNON,
Petitioners Attorneys
Filed in.office and recorded this 20 day of July,
1890. JAMES X p. CARR,
Clerk S. G. G. G..
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A Joint Debate.

ROME, GA, July "a number OF citi-
5 5? went up to Calhoun to-day to hear Joint
discussion between Congressman Clements
ana ana Coi. Everett. 1t is the general opinion
mat Mr.. Clements scored a victnrv
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.


LEGAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS CHATHAM CoUETYl
AND Elk OFFIoIo JUDGES,
SAVANNAH, June 18th, 1890.
To all Whom IL Nay Concern:
All persons interested are hereby notified that
if no good cause be shown to the contrary, an
order will be granted by the Commissioners of
Chatham County and Elk Offlcio Judges on the
18th day of July, 1890, establishing and extend
ing new road, as marked out by the Road
Commissioners appointed for that purpose com
mencing at the corporate limits OF the City OF
Savannah where the same would be intersected
by Bay street, extended in westerly direction
and in a direct line with said Bay street to the
Augusta road with an uniform width Of fifty th0
feet, and running through the lands of William
S. Exley, Mrs Laura j. Schneider, the trust es-
tateiof Mrs. Rosalie Brown and children, thetrust
estate of Mrs, j. w. McAlpin and children and
Fell and Jones.
ROBERT D. WALKER. C. &C.
JAMES b. RIED, G. G. 9.
II, +. SMART, c. @. @.
SAMUEL MEINHARD, G. c. @.
j. II. ESTILL. G. @. c.
Attest: JOHN r. DILLON. Clerk G. O. c.
n EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUSTY.-CECELIA S.
VI ABRAHAMS has applied TO Court Of Or
binary for twelve months maintenance and
support for herself and minor children OUT Of
the estate OF EDMUND II. ABRAHAMS, de-
ceased. Appraisers have made return allowing
same
These are, therefore, TO cite all whom it may
concern to appear before said court, to make
objection on or before FIRST MONDAY IN
AUGUST NEXT, otherwise same will be
granted.
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 2nd day
FRANK f. KEILBACH,
Clerk c. o., G. c.
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Silver Cups.

A nice line. Of Silver and Gold Lined
Drinking Cups at NJ. sternberg g. Bros A
very convenient article travelling.
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Its concentrated curative power makes
Ayers Sarsaparilla tho best blood purifier
-AdU.
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H0LLlNS INsTITUTE.
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If you would be rid OF chilIs and fever
Simmons Liver Regulator is what you need.
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AUCTION SALES To-Day.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
--~~S-~>~-~~-~~s~-s----e-~-
AUCTION SALE
OF
Unclaimed Freight at Central
Railroad.
By C. H. D0RSETT, Auctioneer i.

The following articles will be sold at the New
Street Freight Warehouse Central Railroad on
THURSDAY, July 10, 1890, at 10 O'Clock, for
payment of Freight Charges
Approved H. G. MORGAN, Agent.
g. A. WHITEHEAD, General Freight Agent.
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&c. EGGNOG SODA only at HEIDTS, and
- acknowledged the best drink at any soda
fountain.
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THE FOLLOWING
SaCkVille Lots
ARB OFFERED At PRIVATE SALE

$50 lots in East Ward 95 osn Middle Ward and 43 in West
Ward Ranging in Price from $40 to 500 per Lot In
East Ward the Wood alone will Pay for the Lots Easy
hauling; special advantage for any selling wood.
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GROCERIES,.
EXTRAS

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Old Imported Sherry and Madeira Wines
Domestic Wines every quality, and other new
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NEW ROAD CART and Harness for sale
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Boarding and Sale Stables
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HALLS DAUGHTER WEBS.

Beecham's Pills cure sick headache.
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ENOR SALE, lot on Henry street, near Jeffer
i son. Apply to L. W. LANDERSHINE,
Executor
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR REN &.

COOL, pleasant residence near Park; hot and
~ cold water; all Improvements; rent moder-
ate; possession Immediately. CLARK, 153
Bxoughton.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

TOR RENT, a six-room house on Houston
IL street, near York. Apply at corner York.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words or
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A FEW DAYS ADVERTISING in this column
~ will surely bring great results Try it and
be convinced
The Press., 1890-10-30
state Politics.

The democrats of Wlndham county have nominated for sheriff Wm. H. Letters, who will be remembered as former resident of Stafordville.
 Gov. Hill of New York is to speak at a democratic mass meeting TO be held at Willi- mantle Saturday afternoon.
 Henry R. Woodward is republican candi- date for judge of probate, Ashford dist.
 In the Holland probate district the candi- dates are w. D. Holman of Holland, the pres ent judge, on the democratic ticket, and E. s. Agard of Tolland republican.
 Republican candidates in Hartford: Sena tor, Leverett Brainard; representatives, Lew is B. Pimpton, Joseph l.. Barbour. Demo cratic: Senator, B. S. Cleveland; repre- sentatives, Albert H. Walker, Philip H. Fla gan. For judge of probate, Judge Freeman republican, is candidate against Ex-Judg White, democrat. ENTERTAINMENTS NOMINATIONS. | Rockville Christian Koch and T. A. Lake reps. wm. V. McNerney, Charles K. Laub scher, dems.
 Ashford-John Mathewson, Theodore Ly on, republicans.
 | Stafford prohibition candidates: Repro sentatives, A. l.. Howard, E. w. Brooks judge of probate, B. J. Sweet.