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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
Christmas Tree at Dawson's
Correspondence to The DEMOCRAT

Correspondence to The DEMOCRAT
I left home Monday, Dec. 26,
to attend the Xmas tree at Dawson's
X Roads. I'm sure | never had q
colder drive, arrived at the pleasant
home Of brother John Lawrence,
found all in fine spirits. Brother and
sister Lawrence seemed somewhat
younger than before. After l had
warmed myself we all marched to
the church and on arrival found q
Xmas tree, neatly arranged and
heavily loaded with presents. At Z,
.. M, the Superintendent brother O.
c. Stalllngs calico the house to or.
der. Very soon all was still and we
had pretty song from the choir, fol.
lowed by a prayer. The Superin.
tendent then addressed the audience
aud l am sure l never heard one
more suitable for such an occasion.
His heart is and has been fully in the
Sunday Schoo! work. Then tae wri
ter was called on and as he did moi
have mucn to say the CRY was heard
"Santa Claus 10 coming" and in be
came giving all ples SAINT words as be
passed up the aisle. On hearing his
voice, we found it was brother Jas
Branch, and he made a splendid
Santa Claus. After little fun witt
him the superintendent called
for his committee to make a dis
tribution Of the many presents
The tree was soon unloaded, all thu
children having received something
nice and useful. Many Of the grown
people were surprised with presents
The pastors heart was made glat
with box OF nice things and besides
a splendid buggy robe, which mad
the drive more pleasant back home.
J. r. B.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
ROANOKE UNION
AT DAwsoN's, JANUARY 27-29.

The next session Of the Roanoke
Union will be held with the church
at Dawson's, Halifax county, Jan.
27-29,
FRIDAY 9th.
II a. m. Introductory sermon, Els
der j. Il. Pace.
2p. 10. Organization.
2:3O, p. N. "Reciprocal duties OF
churches and PASTORS" Elder J. r.
Johnston, O. c. Stallings, r. NJ.
Johnson.
SATURDAY, 28th.
$50, a. m. Prayer and Praise.
10. a. m. s'The best means fol-
bringing all church members to con.
tribute to the support of the Cos.
peI,' Elder @. q. Davis, E. E. Hill
lard, G. W. Blouat.
II, a. M. "W hose duty is it to
take part in the Sunday Schoo!
work." Elders J. E. White, j. K.
Pace and W. E. Daniel.
ID. NJ. "The claims of our mis-
sion work for the present year, Ell
ders G. J. Dowell, J. w. Powell and
J. D. Huffman.
SUNDAY, 10Th.
$50, a. m. Sunday School.
II, q. m. Missionary Sermon,
Elder j. D. Huffman.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
l. AND SALE.

Bv virtue of power and autborit,
given lie Is certain deed In trust
executed to ne by j. ID. E,heridge
and wife, Susan, on tho Sth day oi
January 1888, and recorded In book
60, psge 315. in the office of the
register Of deeds Of Halifax county,
| will sell for cash at public auction
on the 3Oth day OF January 1898 In
the town OF Scotland Neck, between
the hours of II and 2 o'clock, that
tract OF land on which said J. ID
Etherldge now reside, containing
two hundred end siXty.cight acres
and which is more fully described IN
said deed OF trust. Will also eel
several good mules ana carts, il.
Guided 10 SAID deed Of trust.
This Dec. p, 1892.
{. 4. SPEED,
1-5-3t Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
$ Al /,
of Valuable Rea. Estate

BY virtue Of !; decree of -ha Su..s>
rior Court # H lfax {"ratv, rcn.
dered 1T the January term 1882, in
the cause therein pending wherein
Spencer ;? ard IS plaintiff and j. B.
Hunter e. ala are defendants, l will
on Monday tue 9Th 1aY Of February
1898, expose TO public sale for cssh
70 TIE highest bidder, at the Court
House door ID the town Of Hal!fax,
in said county OF Halifax, the follow
iny valuable real estate or town lots
situate 10 the town Of EDfieli. folly
set out and described in the plead
ing in said Cause, AID iesigu tted IN
plot Of surve7 mate by T.. s. Bel
lamy in pursua;c e f al order OF the
Court in said cause, as lets Ms l.,
2, 8, 4, 5, 6, Z, and 8 Lot No. l.
Begin niug ct the iItersecji"5 OF the
hou iaries OF Franklin street sad
Railroad str ct RAINING 'hence With
franklin street north "A 10 west,
Ais f. st to the intersection OF Zen
ais street thense -it'l Den,:is
nors 45 east, 200 feet t."
Il d:'co, tie corner tween j. B.
Hunter aud Mrs Heptiost Il; then. e
south 81 IS east to the bCunda' Of
Railroad street, ttence south 45
Yves, to the beginning containing one
acre and sixty three ilundredths. Lot
No. 2. Beginning at thc Intersection
Of Franklin and Denuls streets
thence south As west 1865 feet,
to an En- on 81 ;e-wal!z j. H.
Parker's correr, thence south Al 10 f
265 feet, thence north 45 east 80
feet, thence north A Is west, AZ feet
thence north IS east, Is feet to
Franklin street, thence north "A Is
west along Franklin street, 2lS feet
to the beginning containing "a Of an
acre.
Lot No. 8 adjoins lot known as the
Whitley ,ut with a frost o 80 feet a..
Railroad street and depth parall
10 Frankl,n street OF 15o feet. Let
No 4 adj.irs lot 3 aau is I1.:sliel 10
1t with q front Of 80 and depth ui
$50 feet.
Lot Nc. ; ii. Joins the store lot OF
SEQ B Cr5tss end i. ,.aTaiIcl to lot
No 4 w:th 8 front as 30 feet and q
depth OF $50 ie5l. Lot No 6 sltua.
tea OF Franklin and New streets wi. b
PIG feet froat on Fraok!in street and
600 feet OF New street hear!ngs same
as the streets, srea 2.2S acres.
Lot No beslnning at corner Of
W. T. Parkcr's garden on New street
thence north As east Alp feet TO old
Scotland Neck road, thence north
| l6 west l6 feet, thence south 70 40
west, 4SS feet to Psrker's line thence
south A Is east, PAP feet to the
beginning containing 1.O1 acres.
Lot No 8 beginning at Nalnu,
tree On cid Scotland Neck road
thence south 70 west CSC feet, theme,
Dorth % As west, 263 feet to old
Halifax road, thence north IS. cas-,
$50 feet t. intersection Of HALIFAX
and Scotland Neck :oads thence
south l6 east $40 feet to beginning
containing "a acres.
This 4th day of January 1898.
II At DAVID BELL.
Commissioner
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
Dissolution Notice.!
l IL St

The firm Of Edmondson & Josey has
this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hereafter be conducted
by r. c. Josey Il Co. AL who are in
debted to the late firm of Edmondson <
Josey, will come at once to the old stand
and arrange the same with either of the
old firm. EDMONDsON K JosEY.
Jan. 2, 1898.
In retiring from the firm of Edmondson
Josey, | hereby tender my thanks
to tho public for the very liberal patron
age bestowed upon us and would request
a continuance of the same upon the new
firm of r. &. Josey q Co.
Jan. 2, 1893. d. EDMoNDsoN.
Thanking the public for their generous
patronage given to the old firm, we teuder
our services to the same kind public foI
the future, and bearing in mind our obi
cations for past recognition and hoping
to merit the confidence Of our friends IL
all our dealings, we solicit a continual
ton Of their patronage ana favors.
Respectfully,
Jan. 2, 1893. r. {. JOsEY 4 Co.
5 st
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
THE LEGISLATURE.

The State Legislature is in session
nov, and we expected to review
every week OF their work, but We
have been SO much disorganized by
moving since our last issue that We
have not been able to do this partjc-
ular work. The General Assembly
has only fairly settled down to work.
We will try to post our readers next
week.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
Administrators Notice.

lhe undersigned, having this
gay qualified before the clerk of che
Superior court of Halifax county as
aupinlsIrator On the estate OF
Nancy u. Branch, deceased, here
ny gives notice to all persons having
claims against the said estate tC
present them duly authenticated
TO toe administrator on or before
the 10th day of January. 1894
o.herw'se this notice will be plead>
ed IN bar of recovery.
X. E. FITZPATRICK.
Admir- Nancy d. Branch.
Halifax, n. g.
January 7th 1898,
). n. Gr1zzard, atty. II;
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
MOTTO e
NORTH CAROLINA,
HALIFAX COUNTY.

NORTH CAROLINA.
HALIFAX COUNTY.
scotland Neck Township.
Jas b Men -, JuslIce's Court
j. Bors,ss EacNeai aua
Chas. l.. MacNesl, P4gtue.s "a
Jas. l. MacNeal X Go,
Edward A lcot'.
Let The defendant
and Other. take notice that the shove
entitled action has been commenced
by the plairtiff In this Couri for the
recovery OF the SUN Of s6S.02 With
Interest ~ per cent. from jane sth.
1892. due hy contract for goods sold
and delivered BY the plaintiff on or
about the months OF April and sept.
1892, in which a warrant OF attach
men, has heep issued against the
property OF The defendant II tais
county returnable before J. Il. Pei.
~, Justice OF TIE Peace FOR said
county on the slst day Of January
1898 at his office IN the iowa q Scot
land Neck. n. C., when and wh,re
,Lo defendant is required 10 appear
aud answer or demnr To the com.
plain, OF plaintiff This 18th day of
Dec. 1892. j. A. PERRY, r.
II Is ct Seal
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
LAND SALE
q

BY Write OF power 10 ne weed
oy certain decd of .raet excrr,.4
TO re hy Joseph Ws;soa oa ih, "a.
iay OF March 1889 and recarAs1
book 50 page l5i in the otlicc ~
Register OF deeds OF Halifax ra t.e
shall cell IN the town - ~eo,t,
Neck. y. C., for cash 10 the ~ -.
bidder, between the hoor' - l. .aA
O'Clock on the Soth DAY ~ Jaaa.
1898, that tract OF iaud on -lrh
Joseph Watson nov tesldss -
more fully described ta SID deed s.,
trust.
q. h FAVOR.
Trustee.
This 21sh lay OF Dec. 1892 l5s.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
For Sale!

Two fine young mules. " Ill sell then
cheap. NJ. HOFFMAN Il BRO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-12
NOTICE

North CARoLINA,
HALIFAX CoUNMY
Srollaud Neck Sown-hip.
J. Il Co9dreY JUSr;CE's Court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05
ODDS AND ENDS.

John Smoke, a bright young attorney OF
FL Reno, was III the city last night.
4 very interesting program WAS carried
out last night at the opening OF tie Wlch-
tia commercial college.
Mrs. ". j. Hume. who has been study
ing STYLES and taking in the fair at Chlca-
go. has returned alter a very profitable
and a very pleasant visit.
All Hallows academy and Lewis acade-
my opened their doors 10 an Increased at
tendance OF students yesterday.
Mrs. Ada X. Terrell of the High school
returned yesterday from the worlds fair.
Miss Blanche Guthrie, who has been
visiting the great fair, has returned.
w. A. Granger. L. c. Jacksou's general
manager, leaves TO lay for Chicago to see
the worlds fair. Before returning he will
visit OF her cities and it is hoped by al his
friends that he will have a good time.
VIII Conner OK Caldwell WAS 10 the city
Sunday. visiting his old friend, Dr.. Noble
who entertained him with ride behind
the two flyers that lie will use to take hin
into the Cherokee strip. viii says there
are about 5.G00 boomers camped at Cald
well. and as he has been connected IN bust
ness with Harvey Horner Tor several year:
there i no room left for doubling hi:
statement. Nh HoFner has GRADUATED
more George Washingtons than any MAI
| On the border.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05
WHERE is ikEf
Populist Policeman said to Have Fallen BY
the Ways d.,

Ike Dadisman, the Populist policeman,
is under cloud. That Is be is supposed
to be under u cloud and the question now
j. s'wnere is he at?n Ike drew his pay
Friuav afternoon aud tie hasn't done any
thing since in the line OK policeman's
duty. To be serious. it is pity that Ike
has gone wrong, aud that he has gone
wrong there is no doubt at police head
quarters His wife is a good woman who
ma de him n good wife, while his own peo.
pie are old settlers and honored and re-
spected by their neighbors. Some time
ago il was discovered that Dadlsman
showed partiaiity for a woman of South
Fourth avenue whose reputation would
not entit!e her TO social fellowship with
the select 400 Chief Cone heard about his
laisauce and he cornered him in the
private office or the police head
quarters one night aud read him the
not act He told him that he must quit
the woman or quit his JOB. and tnat X he
persisted furthe in his evil ways he would
be reported 10 the commissioners.
Last "Wednesday the woman silently un-
folded her tent aud shook the dust 0.
Wichita from her feet. She bought q
ticket for Fort Scott. Saturday he. also,
bought ticket TO Fort Scott, and, a
stated. it is the general impression that he
) with her. Ike is the self-same police
man that Mike Burke belted over the head
some tim. ago. For that he obiained some
sympathy. aud il be had left this evil
genius Of his alone be could remain on tne
police force and draw his 60 per month a
long a. the Popuiists remained IN power
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05
COLONEL FITCH IL TOWN.
He says the Tovnsites are Plated Into Blocks
Only.

Colonel Fitch of the general land Office
at Washington, who has been In the strip
during the past ten days or 50 iaylng out
the county seats, has returned 20 the city
and will remain here TIL his work Is com
r,leted The statement that his men are
secretly draughtiDg the townsite maps IN
the city now il absurd. and how suca
n statement could get abroad - strange
iudepd Mr.. Fitch il not the kind OF e
geutlennag who would resort TO misrcp-
resentatiou TO keep his private affairs TO
himself. He expects, however, that de
tails OF hi- engineers corps will be arriving
daily from now Oh. and a. they arrive they
will be set 10 work ia the Carey hotel
making plats OF the towRsites- There i
one thing which be willingly tod sGEAGLA
reporter last night. and that Il that the
townsites are not plated into lots eut
into blocks. This, surely, eIpl9des the
idea OF cards being fused. Il has been
publicly stated that the tosBsites would
be divided iuto block and sub divided into
lots. that stake would De driven down %.
@=ch lot With a card attached 70 j. giving
she number thereof, Hnd fba; whosssr
held possession OK this card after tie
ouenlng would be declared the Legitimate
occuoier Of the lot How tEis idea got ca;
- hard to state. but Il h1s the eat marks
q tae risky Imagination 81 the boomer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05

The secretary is ss busy as mailer max
IN. the preparatory arrangements fcy tie
zTsat exhibit and races
Many people Who could nos vsry well
take shzrez il ihe association are helping
the enterprise algcs Oy geasEoas sor4-
Of encouragement
TIE tafr has 30 stookbo1dsgs. among
whom are tie very s0lid~si men 50 taas
coaaty. which gives assuraoce o. success
TIE far can hardly Be = fziiar. y he
people q The e0aasy 90 ;or i WIS., ii9e3
On. 70 d.
The far sgd tksa tie opss.ng * she
Cherokee strip. Crogz.s Sill aiteGG both
evsats. bet by al nsrAas attend tA~ fair
aEsa
Ths sssoclz;s5r has expended more than
s. 20 = ~ es9rfs 20 make &; seecsss.
sss asu K ever s. nrssi. the hearty c.
5rssrstsoa e ali citizens q thEs c9Euly
exc :. taat tse-ssed eo-ocefstioa-
Fifty rew xastx Azse been BALI q.
aor.es. IArz- nssat~r bav> bess moved
frssn Rsvxrssf- pars. and AZ tAs Frst q
sbe stalls AID bafids2gs have s,eza gzf =
god rsV2is
Two Ass-e roosrs iazve Asen flttss - fos
ne lAdi.- use sasi eoi1ssa sssaaaa ~igi ac
slacs4 :. @.Ass- :. --.g tnsz c ~ tx "a :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05
AFARkwELL. PARTf.

Oue OF the pleasant events OF the past
week was the party given by Mr. aud Mrs
G. W. Cargine az their home oa >orta
Washington avenue. Tuesday evening,
prior 70 their departure for Illinois. where
they will in the iaturs make tsei'
hcnas Pleaszn. vcTzatSou. music. card
psayia- aHd lu3c heon caused the tine g
swiftly pass, and az each guest departed
an Individual wish was expressed taAt Ilss
host and hostess msSAi succeed financially
and socially Ia their new home
Among tsose present we're Mr- sad Mr.
Marsh. Mr. aad " z. Hcs=. Mr- aud Mrs.
Higgins. Mr.. zad 4rs L~e TsyloE. M.
sad Mrs. James. M and Mr.. Charles
Ford Mr. aud Ars. Frank Ford. Dir. sad
Mrs.. Nicer. Misses MYsiager aud Brszsli-
war. and Ass.r~. -. p. Taylor. Ans
sites. J. Parkinson and WIZ Seciy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05

children. etc. This is good scheme aud
will be appreciated.
The track was never better. aud n better
Geld of horses never visited Wichita than
will be here al this meeting
The question is. do the people Of Ssdg-
wick county want a good, old-fashsoned
fair; do they want to sec iiue tsir grounds
nicely improved. aud do the workmen need
the work IL will take to make the improve
ment' II so they will pstronize tina fair
and bring about such a result.
1t is emphatlcslly peoples fair In every
sense OF the word. as its stockholders do
not expect to make money out Of tho
enterprise but to TO instrumental ia tho
upbuiIding OF an institution that will bs a
credit TO the entire community.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05
WICHITAS LUCK.
4 Ssle Of $4,000 Of Internal improvs men
Banis n Tar,

The CITY clerk aud Two membess OF the
6u+uce committee Of the city council Of
Wichita were 10 the csty yesterday WIFE
So go Of Internal improvement bonds,
which .hev had registered WIN the state
treasurer. aud in ten minutes sftsg tue
Je9utis were registered Ihey were sold 10 IL
r Casseu OF Kansas City, a. par. TIE
city Of Wichita can be congratulated on
ne sale Of the beads AZ this tine, s. IL has
;seea almost impossible % sell the best
securities. aud even govern rnt bonds
The sale Of these bonds will Eve y ictiiia
considerable money for city improvements
nj wiIh Il a great many iIIe worklngEnec
yil! fad employ mear-TopeSa Press.
The surprise : that the bonds were not
old inside % a minute after they were
rgissersd WIGHT. securities are always
.wif,-r than rhe traditional hot cakes on
be market. StrangeaoF or no stvlnzencT.
she int:nceus.u. nss TOO great for poocras-
,iu&tieu. Il. Y Csssea knows Wichita;
u course be docs. for al Kansas Gig men
know the value Of Wichita paper. They
Saow thar WIcAits IS The metropolis Of
he richest area e agrgc5altaral territory
beneath ne shining sGn- Governments
.nay fail aad 81 unaey. ard their paper
may become rEsty and worthless, ogt
Wichita Will stand forevs: en- s5aCd
lnauciai oasis a. long IS she Is ssar.CGos.esi
~ Esvl,s1l srges et tie T5rt->s ssh ever
wassrsi BIZ the Jews Of learea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05
lIR. JACOBS TALKS.
He says No Permits win BE issued 10 Enter
the strip Before the Opening Day.

Mr. Jacobs. chief clerk OF the general
land office, arrived at the Carey yesterday
and in two hours after his arrival he was
at much at home in Wichita as Bill
Nathewson or any other one OF the old
timers. Mr.. Jacobs Is spienolo ieiio"
and is not afflicted with the smallest
symptom o; that stiff, starchy formaiity
that usually charac-erlzes the Washington
departmental clerk. Strange TO say that
he is not a colonel from Georgia land as ali
the chief men are who are connected VIII
Hoke smiths enterprises; on the contrary
he ia a western man from Wisconsin and Is
presumably holding his Office by the grace
and coed will of energetic Willie Was.
who has more admirable knack OF taxing
care of his friends than John Martin rs
manv a Kansas Democrat knows to bis
sorrow aud sadness Paradoxicai as IL
NAV appear MIR. Jacobs Is an lntelligene
Democrat. He has the laws OF the land
/ Office at his tongues end aud knows
as much about the opening or
/ Z ne Cherokee strip as the average Demo
GRAFT does about opening a flask OF rock
and rye. and that is saying a good deal
| His mission Is to manage and operate the
| WOTklD, OIL tHc uOOSuSr ahA ~
he expects the arrival of some forty or
! forty-fiye clerks from the general land
| Office for that purpose He KNOWS ali
about the Oh erokee strip and can te!
with a nicely where all the good aad bad
lands are located. An EAGLE reported
wanted to know just exactly two things
CONCERNING the opening. and Mr. Jacobs
answered him promptly. The first was
Can minor take a town lot Mr.. Jacobs
SAYS that he cannot unless be Is the head
of family, which includes only wife
The next was: Can q man get permit Il
locate a store and put in stock OF goods
OF any kind before the country IS formally
opened He says no permits Will u
granted under any circumstances. and
that parties VINO make an effort to 90 Ii
before the date specified in the proclama
,ion will be elected as intrudsrs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05
ALL HALLOWS ACADEMY,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
FOR 1S93-lS94

This Academy established in 1887, possesses every
advantage that parents desire for the general I'M
provement OF their children
The site attractive and, as experience has proved
most advantageous for the promotion of good health
The grounds are and spacious, afordnS means for
the endowment of nvigorating exercise.
The Sisters of Charity OF the b " NJ, beng especial
w devoted to the instruction OF youth spare pains TO
win the heart to virtue and they mpart to thelrpups
a solid and refined scholarship With vigllant and ln
mediate superintendent they provide Tor the wants ana
comforts Of the children intruSted to their care.
Studies will be resumed the first Monday III Sept.
For further particular apply to the
SISTER SUPERIOR,
All Hallows Academy, Wichita, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05
AL1BERAL IXCHANGE.

4 woman in the northeast part OF town
has been watching brood Of chickens as
they grew and b.ossomed- Into chicken
hood with the teuderest sOliciiude. and -
each day passed she congratulated herself
on her brigh, prospects for fried chicken.
Imagine her cAagrin. II you eau, when
she went out Friday morning ana found
them gone. How she wrglg her hands.
and wept. and cried aloud, and perhaps
swore a little to think that any villain
should lie mean enough To steal her chick
ems She walked around the chicken house
this way and that, and through her blind
ing tears she spjed something on the
ground. What WAS il? No; surely
can't be. A pocketbook. Oh, no, no, j,
can't he. Surely there's no such sooi
A. that She stopped ara saatchsd i.
Anf. oh, how eagerly she opened IL Ora
cious, Five. ten, twenty, thirty dollars
Great heavens, Thirty dollars. Maybe
she didn's euif crying right away quick
The obiiging thief hSd exchanged his
pocketbook containing 50 for fourteel
chickens. DID the woman report her loss
10 the polices Did tie thief report hi.
loss 10 the police?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-05
Poi.acE CoCKr.

Geo. Baldwin put up a ten. dollar bond
for dis appearance and forfeited ~
". 7. Pat:en forfeited 500 boud.
T. Jeckette. charged with keeping bis
Joint open on sunday. put mp 4 a. "a bond
for his appearances at 4 o clock tais y IN.
Frank Dacs, lettering. was fnsd taoo.
j. s. Sutton. drunk. plead guilty. snd
VA fined s. %