The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-29
:3:: BRADY - Bros, Grocers
THEIR FATE SEALED.
sentence Passed on the convIets OF the
for the PenitentIary.

Too late for publication yesterday,
Judge kilgore performed the last act
in tine drama of his criminal court
proceedings by passing the sentence
Of the law on nineteen prisoners CON
yicted during the present term uf
court. or this number fourteen were
sentenced To terms in the federal pris-
o. at LeavenwOrth, Kansas. aud five
were given time under the old law in
the Jail NJ this place. Those given
felony sentences were:
Dan Russell, larceny, three years.
Charles Lee. larceny. two years.
=. w. Stephens. dispUsing uf mort
gagged property. one year and one day.
Willie Carson. larceny. one year and
one day.
Sam Thompson, introducing. one
year and six months lie plead
guilty 10 one quart
Arthur Gravely. introducing. one
year and one day
Arthur Gravely. larceny. TWO years
10 begin at expiration Of first sen
tcncc.
Walter Layman, larceny. one year
and one day.
Will Brumcr. imper>unating an ufi-
Ger. three years.
!. W. Mu>groye, larceny. five years.
Ia this case the prosecuting attorney
recommended that the prisoner be-
given the extreme penalty. His crime
was an aggravated one and since hiS
Jail life began he had given the officers
great deal of trouble. lie j. the
man who stole "a fine cow from Il. ".
Hemmington AT Raysvillc.
Frank Vaughn. larceny of cattle.
live years.
Oscar Finley. codefendant with
Vaughn. live years.
Lee Bias. false pretcn>c. one yea.
and one day.
Matt Walker. larceny. two years.
The Jail sentences imposed under
the old law were:
Allen Ricketts,, embezLlcment. >iN
months. This is the negro who gui
away with the colored odd Fellow,
funds and eloped 10 Arkansas. where
he was captured.
George Gaines. larceny. six months.
G.. W. Walker. larceny. three
months.
y. G.. Brewer. larceny, one year.
l.. f. Bedford, larceny. six months.
Ask your neighbor about the Star
Cir cery and you will find out il j.
the place for good groceries. 21-3
Mrs. T. Y. Morgan left this morn
ing for Dallas where she will spend
a few days with friends and see the
big fair.
Watch out for the Star Grocery
wagon and make your ord9r, il de-
livers goods to any part Of the city.
J. W. VI. Harper went to Ron to
assume the duties of assignee OF the
stock of Barbors & Walling at that
place.
Ladies', call at the ". NJ. Nix Gro
cery Co. and see that beautiful sill
verware they are giving absolutely
1 freeto their customers. 24-u
+ J. J. McAlester, marshal of the
Central district, is in the city with
apartment at the Wisnor.
i Ask for a sack of Macs Best at the
Star Grocery, there is no question
about il being the best flour in town.
Hon. Albert Rennie, OF Pauls
Valley, exhibited his smiling coun-
terance in Judge Hilgore's court
today.
The star Grocery has plenty oi
that Arabian Mocha coffee left, il
can't fail to suit you. 25-3t
Born, yesterday morning to Mr.
and Mrs. J. b. Yates, a bouncing
blue eyed, baby boy.
Fresh goods arriving daily at the
Star Grocery. 27-3
Attorney Zol Woods, of Purcell, il
in the city on professional business.
The Star Grocery is the leader in
good things to eat. 27-St
A full line of stationery at DIR. Lit
tells, East Main street. 6-tf