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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-20
Ole Lon 6wortl1y
* Z Confessions

t0rigna1.l
T1,n LouswortIy cs7N was no mys-
terry, at least that is what cvcryhaly
said. I.oa@Hoa;is lad come into the
house dat DAY. ami Desmond was to
go ou Of il III Gle morning. Longwor-
thy's body WIS f9aad in the library
shot taroa1h the lleart while Des-
lnond's revolver, one chamber empty,
lay en- The floor. Whom they arrested
Desmond. though hc lad moi been in
formed af the murder, }le id not seem
sUlprlsss,. tAe pano} en- his face deep
ened; tGare was Wild terror in his
eye he=ll59lc Ho dnia1 OF his guilt.
Des;aeHd Lad every motive fer the
crime Trustworthy had turned up to
deprive h.m of III cstafe=he had sap
posed h.aagea to himself. Desmond
had loved katherine Page, Who must
marry Sac heir 10 the estate or forfeit
her owl properly, Worth Il million
The prisoner bore himself ITS one liF-
ing III tie horror Of Il crime. Whit
passed between him and his legal de
fender Was Il secret. but after a con
ference Tie lawyer Pat i'll the plea eli
insanity AID Oh this depended solely
fer accTitfaI.
The trial was shot. the defcnse be-
in@ confined to Il theory advocated hy
tie prisnaer's coans"l tAat Desmond
had ben laae!e temporarily insane by
the loss If f0rtt:'f .,.a. e aFo!47N he
loved. NJ pa ~ es<!.5-, s..ed weak
first. bee;li1an il VAS not proved that
Katherine i';;ge had decided to throw
him 81 ~ sa4e her fortune; second,
because tho criminal insane are not to
be tolerated by society. The Jury We're
out two :.au''S. all this MI" discussing
the leaving OF the pjs;ol We" il Wis
s,:re to- incr;,NinAte t9fa r,aIld 'rer. then
ret,.rned 20 tie court with Il verdict Of
guilty.
DoSino;,d wss II i':s.son y long while
awaiting th" execution of the death
sentence His counsel worked for him
with ali the zeal of one confident of his
clients innocence. This was sGipris
ing. for, putting in plea of insanity.
which was by no means substantiated,
the lawyer virtually confessed that the
deed had been committed by Desmond.
One day the lawyer hurried into Des-
mond's cell and told him to prepare
his mind for a relief which was SO
marked 50 unexpected that it Wouid
be dangerous. Desmond looked up at
him with a piteous expression Of in
Quiry.
'toomc time ago" said the lawyer. Il
received a note from one who agreed
70 confess to the Longworthy murder t.
punishment could ho fixed beforehand
at q few yc:rs. Since then have Eeen
: W arlline, ni.,nt and day to secure the
t>rn9s. This morning secret papers Were
~ ned ag'Neing to a sentence OF te,i
J ears. AM the real llurt,crer has toa-
9szae<.
"Col c s !" sail tho n"!senor wo:l,
Or - -! - .-f-,'=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-20

1.11ter'g tczs.9zs ere distorted ard
ute3 80 vehicles oI--tne
aa4 sz-u l,eS.aG5GA. stLl uucon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-20
Graph IS % ss STONY


-Tlar Is d secret wnFh oeiongs TO
the state.
''i'he mnfd"rel's motivet'
81 hat. too. is Il stat" ~ncrrt
Desmond walked out Of prison free
man. II" WAS in n singular position.
Tire man who had suPpIaHtod linn WIS
dead. and Ii" WIS again in posses sion
Of his estates. H asked after Rather
Inc Pare aud WAS told that SIR had
@oae on q long journey and Lad left i'll
strtlctionS thGt her Where3!s outs should
be concealed from him This oh'y deep
ened the gloom in which he dWe.s with
out bringing out any expression oil dis
satisfaction
\ year passed. Oao morning Des-
mond took up Il newspaper and read:
a man died Yesterday who before his
death made written confession taat he
had killed the person supposed = be
Philip IongWaFthE. but Who WAS Philip
DeElin.= DeX!in. by mE1rs Of f3rse3 pa
pers. obtaipe! possession Of the estate of
Arthur y sn2nd, who was tried fer=his
murder. 'fhe confessed murderer #8s q
have shared in the plHniee ~ IL did
not. he vent to the house from which
D Smond had not Yet d parted and, eb-
tanning u Desmond's 5 rtVaiEes. killed Long
worthy, IedViHR tie W lFaa to turn st3s-
picir IL laeti4a.. Al, Da&sl5,2l.s con
Xiction a woman confessed dI@ erin1e and
is EoW SERVING sentence OF imPri.sen-
meut.
The woman: She had confessed d
crime she had not committed. There
came a sl1sn;cion TIT this w;.s a sacri-
fee with " hies!t in sotte Way Katherine
Page WsS linked.
hes.aoAa seized hi, lat, ea-sor to find
some oar WHO W4,l,G ,.il3dye1 tie nlEs-
terry H MS about leaving the hose
when he received a c.sl from the at
tornny who bad defended him.
Lave YOU seen the article asked
Desmond.
'I"s. hay" como 10 announce that
she Who suffered disgrace a4d ilApris
onment that You mi@l31 i've. Katherine
Page. has this morning been set fire."
and is waiting for you at her house"
N,2"n Desmond entered the room
where katherine Page awaited his
coming he found hes much under
The control Of deep feeling as he WAS
limsplf Till the real confession she
had not known whether Desmond WAS
guilty or innocent, though She had not
the slightest doubt of his innocence
Now hnr own personal frcfdom WAS
restored to her With his vindeation
and Il restoration OF h"r former sur
rounGings. The two without word
We're locked in Il long embrace. Tive
world that had been dead for them
had again sprung into life.
Desmond he'd broo1cl so deeply over
his loss Chat at the time Of the murder
he WAS in Il state bordering on mad
ness. At intervals he could not recall
the recent past and WAS in terror lest
he should Kill the man who had sup
planted him When the decd was done
1t seemed to be reveaIed to him t,lat
10 has; done it, IIe VAS 50 far con
vinccd Of this that his attorney had
10 other recourse bat 20 enter ~ Plea
OF insanity.
AUSTIN ALLEN KINGSLEY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-20
Japanese Got Ras,,'ss.

To secure prompt dispatch of bust
ness the japanese war off;ae Las done
away with the chairs eseG: by the
junior officials of the accountants de-
partnent. as we'll IS those provided in
he waiting rooms. The result is stat
I'd to be most successful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-20
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C 81 HI fs2n7 Page Two.

1.7esare ezz.:n=s aae distorted anG
.ude5 80 vehicles oT--tne
aat "a ges.29o11. sttl uacon-
Ya ft.sy.
u11o tooll to
G nj - Who might
~ ',atrs in
eatae = eancara
1T tho S 5,eo=
1#Nsa< bu
100 g1a -
4 lie tzsc1 s7yae o.
Ariata
to th@s.4 al aHo-
tGsost5
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in ions QcQ.o sz..,e 0eza.ze t4oG
1asa as+el4 - 4alz Wila lho Iur.
den cf t..e Fau y r.25alitg Is i1c2c@s.
ed. Besides, human s. a.eeo calls IL
self infal.ible, character denied to
1el'c;on.'
II elzebub rubbed his hands with
Glee. "You have done exeecaineIy
weI,' he sid; could not have done
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-20

Three spectres that threaten Lsby's
life. Cholera infantum, dyseLtery, di-
arrhoea Dr. FoWler's Extract Of Wild
Strawberry never fails to conquer
them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-20
H;::B'(;
BEERS
Guaranteed Pure.
None So Good.
Order from
Nj. Cans

hades. there was Wailing and gnashing
OF teeth LEO TolStoi
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-22

lene.u
On motion the following banks were desig-
mated as County Depostaries; The Abilene
National Bank, The Citizens Bank of ABB
lene, The Abilene State Bank, The Citizens
Bank Of solomon The Bank OF Chapman,
The Dickinson County Bank Of Enterprise.
The Woodbine State Bank. The Hope State
Bank Tho Bank Herington and The First
National Bank Of Herington.
On motion by y, II. Mccullough, seconded
byB. d. Fry Asa Johnson was reappointed
superintendent Of the County Poor Farm for
the ensuing year. X"
B. D, Fry moved "That the ABILENE
REFLEoT0R DO designatd the official County
paper upon the following conditions to-wit;
The said ABILENE REFLECTOR Publishing 90.
to receive 90 per cent Of full legal rates for
all county printing excepting the delinquent
tax lists for the publication Of which they
are to receive full legal rates, The said
ABILENE REFLECTOR Publishing Company to
pay rs per cent Of the full amount received
to the Abilene Chronicle and - per cent 70
the Dickinson County News"
8. H. Mccullough offered the following
amendment; That the printing be let to the
lowest bidder.
The amendment was lost and the motion
carried. 3. II. Mccullough voting Noon the
motion.
On motion the Board reduced the value
tion on the ~ seN Of section sa-fo-l 70 eaoO.
On motion the Board adjourned ut IL m, 70
meet At 1880 p. m.
The Board met at I 100 D. m, as per adjourn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-22
whist and Ping Pong.

There will be . meeting Of the
whist players in the Abilene whist
and chess club rooms on Wednesday
evening, January 21st, for the pur-
pose OF arranging for and beginning q
Whist tourney tits deslredthat each
member signing the list Of names to
engage therein, be present as we'll 40
others. It is essential that all who
engage in the tourney be present In
order that partners be selected and
method OF play be adopted. On Fri
dGy evening, the 2Srd. 9 ping pong
tourney will be organized; all signing
the list Of entries are requested 70 be
present. The young mems "Junior
club" have SignI6ed willingness to
engage in = public ping pong contest
70 be conducted At the rooms against
. like number Of members. This play
should prove lively and entertaining,
Is thsrs are experts" belonging 10
each club.
Interest also in chess IL much 10
vfved. Visitors from out Of the city
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-22

On motion the Board adopted the viewers fe'
port on the p Haas road larf.
On motion the Board approved the bond OF u
@. Towuet, County Attorney. -it
On motion the Board adjourned ct u a m 70
meet at I sopm
The Board met at I.aO p. m. Is per adjourn
ment all members being present
On motion the County Clerk was ordered 70
return for cancellation all unclaimed WsrranN
outstanding for period OF three years OF more
aid warrants amounting 70 epAN were 90
eordinsly returned and cancelled according 70
Law.
On motion the bond Of John A Flsck, Pro-
bate Judge, was approved
The Board spent the remainder Of The af'sr'
noon attending 70 EnisceIlaneous business per
taining 70 the welfare Of the county.
On motion the board adjourned At 9 p. m Y
meet AZ as a. m. Saturday Jan io.lS@
SATURDAY Jan. 10 1909
Tbs Board met At s;ib . N. - per adjourn'
nsnt an members being present.
On mosion ths Commissioner Prooseoins'
for ths quarter ending December q iS@ wer'
approTsd - rssd.
On notiOn The Shsria vas authorizes 70 =
o.ivs ekoa plus bis fsss for he q Q. Dsoeris'
personal property TAI warrant ~
On nosiou ne BOard sdiOurnsd e y q n
sine Die
EEw noAED onaAHfznn.
M Board q County oommislionsn q Dics
lu,on counly. st.ss q KanasA ~ anoarainl
a lsu On Monday JanuaEy "a 10 niTo p \
Ther, beinr present \. D. ~, eilas baksi
ana a n MccuIipngh The board -. eAhe'
I, cuf,s - n. v. Jnno14 cco11 Gen q
I nosIsa " q n Nrounoash ssnnndad - = 2
IN. nIi.n E1l.r - elr1.pt cn1lfnan q q
r-rId hrns ennlnEItn1-
A. ri,lp1lnf = ni-'rnnn,'n tu'''.''
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-22


m. Tuesday jan lS. 1908.
TUESDAY JAN. 49, 1908,
The Board met at 0 a. m. as per adjournment
all members being present.
On motion the board allowed J. r. Van Worst
$500 for postage for the year ending January 10,
1908.
On motion the Board compromised the back
taxes on lot I21 LIST street, Lebold's End Addl-
ton to Abilene for MA In favor Of Mrs ". W.
Davis.
On motion the County clerk was ordered to
strike from the tax roll Of 1902 the personal
property tax assessed to l., M. Smiley OF Abb
lene
On motion the board compromised the back
taxes on lot block 3, Abilene proper to David
Matteson for $500.
On motion the Board compromised the back
taxes on lots 10, 81, g. 25, q Block ., Carlton to
W II. Keso for $500.
On motion the Board compromised the back
taxes on lot 9th street, Solomon TO Z. ~
ImleF for eiO shH
On motion the Board adjourned at II a. m.
To meet at l.aOp.m. E5 1.
The Board met at Op. m. a. per adjourn
ment, all members being present H..
On motion ], B. Ramsey was re-appointed
janitor OF the Court House for the ensuing year
at salary Of Sio per week.
The BoaId spent the remainder Of the afler-
noon examining and approving township
Treasurers and Trustees annual reports
On motion the Board adjourned et6aop, m.
TO meet ct . g. IN. Wednesday January ~ lVOd'
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. "A. 1909 aiN
The Board met atea m. IS per adjourn
ment, all members being present
On motion BY 8. II. Mccullough, seconded
BY B. D. Fry, W. H. EIeholts was reappointed
County Undertaken for the ensuing year
The said W. II. Eich6lts TO furnish conn
with handles and rough box for n.6O.
On motion the Board approved the bend Of
y. Z. Munsell, treasurer OF the Boaro OF
County High School trustees. Mo
On motion Lou Geanque was appointed
Constable Of the City Of Abilene TO oil the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of koper'
KOrns. arf f
On motion the Board adjourned at Il
m. to meet At 1.oe .. m. '+
The Board met at 1.so D. m. a. pei
adjournmens, ali members being present
On motion DR.. 7. r. Conklin was reap
pointed County Physician and Health once
for the ensuing rear. The said DR.. 7. \
conklin to receive eoooper annum as oountl
Physician and 800 per annum a. HEATH
Oficer and 70 receive - per cent Of ordinafl
charges for all surgical operations performed
| b. him. The sald DR.. T. R.oonkiin agrees Y
LOOK after all contagious diseases In Abilen'
ana At me Pest House without any extra fee
bat 20 receive. In addition 70 bis SALARY
regular mileage fees. IN looking after con
tAEisns diseases outside OF Abilene. >. y
Mccullough voting No on said motion.
On motion the Board approved the ap
pointmont, made By r, v. Dyer, %. supt
Of D. O. Kmir. J. 0. Koenis and booel
Nsrk 70 appraiss the following school land
NJ ns1 Of section ieit-i and ~ seh OF aer
ton fs-is-L
On motion the Board adj0urned a 90
n. % mest atsn. N. ThursiAy, JAnuafy I
rH5nanAr. Jan. ~ 1sna
rhs Board nst 49, :. n - pr adjOurr
ns.t al manbss being prunsut
o. mnaasn tha Board orda1od Ne count
tr-.sarur y dspo1it Ne o1a1tT fundl
I fenoEr = ~ eat n ~ AnIlena hanl
ga 8 ~ cal n ~ ns1ks cutilds q Al
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-22
Cent. Reduction on Every Article in
Store.

In order to reduce our large stock Of Dry Goods and No
tons quickly we will make straight reduction OF 10 per
cent. on every article in the store.
We mean exactly what we say. Yon can buy any ar
ce in the Dry Goods department from spool OF Thread to
silk dress at 10 per cent discount from ourreg-
ular price. .
This Special Sale will continue from now until February
4h and you will do well to take advantage OF the opportunity
Come early
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-22
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Of tie Board Of coDat cOmmis-
siOnsrs Of Dickinson County
Sfats ofkaasas.

Ths noasa ~ sssordlng y isu a Heotay,
Jauuaryk - rte o'dloct a n An n3hrH
buInr r1Ilrni ezn1Ff nllaa nakn.
11s n1nrd rl11I a. utrnirI sll1neirg =
niu.1liii1S1I buinau psriniaing . ospal-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-22

hereby certify thai Ihs foFegoing hst .
q true ana correct copy ofths bilis SLOWED
BY the Board Of COUNTY conmi1siousn Of Dick.
inson County, state Of Kansas. at their regular
quarterly meeting held from January Sih 70
- y HwJAcoB
|.s sri aaE ~ County clsfk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-22

VIM. heInensy. Dentist lsucaes-
cor 70 Z. Berrrlrusssf} Abilene, Kan
s.a. corner q nd Cedar
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-01-22

Ths Board nst 80 :. n - pr adjourn-
neut an mambln being pronenl
o. no.isn tha Board orda1od Ne county
tr..snrrr = dsporll Ne o1aEtT funda -
ferrrr. r por eat n - Ahllcna hankr
"a . ~ esai b ~ hshks ou'sids Of An
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-04
Captain Robinson Had a
Busy Time With His
Company
\ CREDITABlE SHOWING
Commanding Officer Found the Com
pany in Excellent Shape in
Every Way and is Pleased a..
With Result.

Under orders from Col Gordon, of
the First Georgia regiment, the
Brunswick Ritiemen were inspected
last night by their commanding Off
Ger, Captain l.. A. Robinson, and the
showing the command made was
indeed a gratifying one
The Riflemen were not inspected
this year by Col Gordon as lis Gus
tomary and as was expected, but ne
notified Capt. Robinson to inspect his
command and send in a report.
A large majority of the members
were present last night and the in
spection lasted for quite a while
Captain Robinson reltorts that he
found his company in a good condi-
tion in every respect.
The Riflemen are now endeavoring
to add more members to their ranks
and are after young men of the city
to join. The company now has quite
a large membership, but are anxious
to carry it up to the full limit, and
amy young man who would like a
touch Of military life now has an op-
portundty to join this we'll known
command,
After the inspection the regular
monthly business meeting was held
and quite a lot OF work was done.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-04
The Wastee Of the Body.

Every seven days be blood, mus
Giles and bones Of man Of average
size loses two pounds Of wornout It's
sue This waste cannot 5e leplen.
ished ard the health and strength
kept uD without perfect digestion
When the stomach and digestive or
gans fail to perform their functions,
the strength let's down, health gives
way, and disease Gets UP, Kodo! Dys.
2epsia Cure enables the stomach and
digestive organs 10 digest and assim,
late all Of the wholesome food that
nag be eaten into The kind of blood
chat rebuilIs the tissues and protects
The health and strength Of the mind
and body Kodol cures Indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. It
is an ideal spring tonic. Sold by
Joerger's Pharmacy, Smiths Pharma-
~ and ". J. Butts.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-04
Rlflemen are Arranging
to Take in the Big
Exposition
SO DECICED LAST NIGHT
Committee Was Appointed to Take
Charge of Trip and a Plan
Devised to Raise Funds for
the Expenses.

The Brunswick Rihemen are going
to the big exposition In St louis and
the company intends losing no time
in making the preliminary arrange
ments and preparing to meet the fin.
anical end of the trip.
AT the regular meeting of the Rife
men last night this matter was
brought up and discussed and it was
decided TO make the trip. A commit
tee was appointed to take the matter
IN charge and will begin work lin
mediately. The commtttee is. COM
posed of Lieutenant II. C. Pearson
and Sergeants A. e. Jeffers and l..
w. Baker.
The company has devised very
good plan to raise the money to de-
Tray the expenses OF the trip. Each
member who intends gping will be
required to pay adl extra due each
month until the time for leaving.
This money win be kept separate
from the regular company funds and
when the time comes each member
Will have paid in enough to defray
MS expenses to the exposition.
Nearly every member of the com.
pany Is anxious to go and are taking
great interest In the trip, and no
doubt an unusually large crowd will
| go,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-04
Interesting Trial of Well
Known Case Begins at
Eastman.
MAY RESULT SFNSATIONAllH
Mrs. Tucker and Robert Cawthorne.
Charged with Poisoning the
Formers Husband-To
Face Court

Eastman, Ga. Aug. 3 The special
term of the court called for he trial
of Robert Cawthornc and Frs Il. j.
Fucker for The murder of r. J.
Tucker, husband Of the latter. will
convene here this morning.
1t is expected that the trial will
begin at once, though nothing is
known as to what move the attorneys
for the defense viii make.
Cawthone and Mrs. Tucker are
charged with having conspired to put
Tucker away. 1t is alleged that
Tucker, who is one OF the most prom
inent planters cf the county, met his
death by taking a capsule containing
strychnine given him by his wife
1t is charged that impropert rela-
tions existed between Mrs Tucker
and Cawthorne, who was a hand on
fuckers plantation 1t is believed
that they wished to marry, and this is
given as the reason for the crime
with which they are now charged,
Both have confessed as to tneir in
timacy, but each attempts to throw
the killing Of Tucker on the other.
Mrs, Tucker says that Cawthorne
once told her that he wanted to marry
a rich young widow. and that she
would be one if She would help him,
She further states that once he askel
to kiss her, Cawthorne boasts that
the Woman's caresses were at his
oommlnd'
The prominence of the fuckers in
this community caused the killing to
create a great sensation Much in
terest is felt in the trial and the
court room will be crowded to its
fullest capacity when the case is
called
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-04
Brunswick and Fitzgerald
to Meet on Diamond
This Afternoon
4 GOOD GAME is PROMISED
The Two Teams are About Evenly
Matched and an Interesting
Contest Looked For-May
Play Three Games.

After a vacation of nearly three
weeks, the Brunswick fans will have
the pleasure of witnessing another
base ball game this afternoon, when
the Pilots and the crack Fitzgerald
team will meet on the diamond at the
fair grounds and battle for supremacy,
and from all indications the game
will be one of the best and most
largely attended of the sason.
Like the Pilots, tthe Fitzgerald ag.
gregation is composed almost entirely
Of home players, but they have been
putting up superb game, and the
locals can rest assured that the visi-
tor will interest them.
The club will arrive in the city this
afternoon on the excursion from
points on the Atlantic & Birmingham
railroad. They will get here about
3 o'clock and will be ready to COM
mence business at $50.
1t is not known who will be on the
firing line for the Pilots. Manager
Coleman had not decided last night
whether to pitch Walker or Grimes,
but both twirlers are in excellent con-
dition, and with either of them in the
box and good support we should cap
ture the game.
Manager Coleman will endeavor to
get the team from Fitzgerald to play
here tomorrow and Thursday. The
excursion will be here for four days
and the ball team will probably re-
main for three games.
1t is understood that Manager Cole
man is en6eavoring to get the Jack
sonville team here for games Friday
and Saturday, and II he succeeds it
will make almost solid week of good
baseball.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-08-04
A Number of Them We're
Tried By Judge Sparks
Yesterday
COURT TAXES A RECESS
On Account of Hot Weather Attorneys
a. Ask for Adjournment Until
4 Fourth Monday in
September.

Judge Sparks convened the city
court yesterday morning, and, after
disposing of quite number of cases,
and at the request of a number of
attorneys, adjourned until the fourth
Monday in September.
Following is a record of the days
work:
State VS.. Charlie Turner. simple
larceny; plea of guilty. Sentence.
nine months or fine OF $50 and
costs.
State VS., Will Baker, carrying pis-
tol concealed; plea Of guilty. Sen
tence, nine months on the gang or a
fine of $50 and costs
State VS.. G. II. Flirt, larceny; plea
of guilty. Sentence, nine months on
chaingang or fine Of $50 and costs
State VS.. Jim Archie, larceny from
person. Transferred to september
court.
State VS.. Ben Sullivan. larceny
from house; verdict of guilty. Sen.
tence, twelve months on the gang or
fine of SIS and costs.
State vs. Geo. Johnson larceny
first demand
State VS., Will Baker, pointing 2is-
tol at another Nolle pressed,
W. R. George vs.. Jamss Stephens,
suit on note; judgment for plaintiff.
State VS.. Lee Hazlehurst larceny;
verdict of guilty Sentence. twelve
months or SIS and costs.
State VS. E. A. Bradberry,, cheating
and swindling First demand,