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Evening journal., 1914-03-17
RENTAL LIST
FOR RENT

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1911 West Eighth St, IL r B...S32
1921 Delaware Ave, 10 r B.....S32
1903 W. Ninth St.. Q r & B....S32
zoo jackson ST. r $50
1901 W. Thirteenth ST., B.. $50
ia W. Eighteenth St. r 4 B....S2s
s25 Adams St.. 9 r & B..........S S2s
1901 Market ST., Q r & b. large yard s25
Cor. 23rd & West SITS, Il B........s26
23lO Monroe ST., B.......... SIS
5o4 Concord Ave. g r s. B..........S24
1423 Jackson ST. z & B.........S23
4o4 W. Twerty-ffth St. r & B......S23
16 w. Twenty.sevenih ST.. X & b $40
ll24 W. Sixth ST.. 3 r B.......... 3 S23
loo6 shallcross Ave. r & B~.......s $50
2416 jefferson ST. 8 r & B.....S21
213 Rodney ST.. r & B.
1ols W. Seventh st.. s B Oor two
$50 W. Third ST.. 8 R & B..........s $50
1918 w. Seventh St. r & B......S16
1907 Howland ST. 6 r tnow). SIG
S33 ". Second St., rooms. .........S1O
s29 Madison St, 5 & B.S14
225 Woodlawn Ave. r B.......SIf
1904 Sycamore ST.. rooms. .......S11
1i14 Conrad ST. > rooms ........s 9
1915 W. Fourth St.. 6 rooms lcolored) s 9
7t2 Douglas St. rooms lcolorcdl s12
1916 Gnpin Ave. r & B...........sls
asI \ Jackson St. z r Bs........s SIC
200 Lincoln St.. r B. new.........S15
LOG S. Franklin ST., r & B........s15
COS Christiana ST.. rooms ms......sg5O
r. 80
1905 Shallcross Ave. a B.....s15
1903 W. Ninth St. r B..........S16
727 DUPONT St. R * Il. B........ ...Sl6
Cor: adams & Enn SIS B.. SO
26e5 W. Eighteenth ST., : & B..Sl5
1O7 DUPONT ST.. r a B. new.sl6
1915 w Second St.. B......sI3
4 Maryland Ave, Z Il B.........S h S13
ABA $. Van Buren ST. B......sl4
2913 Monroe ST.. & B...........s12
goo +. Twenty-hfth St.. r & B.S23
23O6 Carter St. Z B...........S2o
1918 Nandever Ave, rooms. .... SIS
ali Bennett ST.. z & B............st
6iO Pine ST., r B...............sl4
1908 King ST., r B..............s1S
"a T.. Twenty second ST.. rooms. IS Q
1925 Lodge St, rooms (coloredl .....S 6
iiO4 T. Fifteenth ST.. rooms tcuoredl 5 8
Store; Lancaster Ave. and dupont St..
1919 W secord St. rooms. store SIS
Store. 700 Tatnall St.............s 3
Store. and Heald SITS. B..si6
300 Shipley St., floors; electric power
and heat.
Desirable Apartments at reasonable rent.
Delaware. American. Terrace 6O4 W TWEEN
tieth. Gables Lynne, Sergeant, 4i9 Market.
Tatnal 2i12 Market St.
Stores. Offices and business places 2is
". Tenth. fOl Delaware Ave, s3t Market.
Corner Seventh and Tatnall 4O9 King sos
King. si2 King, s25 Market.
Claymonti rooms. city conveniences
Holly OAK rooms. city conveniences
Gordon Heights. rooms, city conveniences
Roselle, rooms. city conveniences.
Cedars. rooms. large lot
Road. Prices Corner 10 Marshalton, rooms
Prices Corner. rooms.
Elsmere. 3 rooms. city conveniences
Richardson Park. room. city conveniences
5-acre farm. State Road Station
2-acre farm. Concord Pike
50 acres near Yeatman Station.
Montrose bungalow. 6 rooms; city con.
veniences
Call at Office for particulars and addi.
tional list.
O. G.. GOODEN,
NO. W NINTH STREET.
Real Estate Mortgages and Insurance.
BOTH PHONFs
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HELP wANTED-MALE

- NfoRFD BOY WANTED - APPLY
l. Charlie, a.. Fell. 80. 3ll Market
stfcei m"'i"-
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UPHOLSTERING-

Il URN1TURE RE-UpHOLSTERED CAR
IT pots altered and laid Linoleum and
shade work Phone for estimate Philip
y. Conway & Co. No. oi6 Shiplev street.
Phone. ao31D febIslm.
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MUSIC

III ELLER- -TEACHER OF VIOLIN.
II Piano. Mandolin, Guitar. Banjo.
studio. No. SIS Madison street. Hours.
TO T. NJ. Hclicr's Concert Dance Or.
chcstra fcbi9-eod-Im
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7 locomotive FIREMhN. bkAkEMhN
, wages about 500. experience unneces'
sar, Send age. postage. Railway cars
Evening journal Office. 30
109f
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TYPEwRITERs

IT NPEWgiTEEs RENTED - THREE.
Il months. IS 90. Rental applied on pdr.
chase. Sold s. 90 monthly. Tvpewr.tets
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency Type
writer Exchange, 10. oi5 Market stree.
aufea.tf.
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PRIVATE SALE.

ID RfyATE sALE on HoUsTHoLD
L goods All kinds Of Kitchen. dining.
room and bedroom furniture SO. i07 West
seventh street. mar17i2t.
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~ UitNtsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
II man. heat. bath and phone. No. 9o5
Sh.piey 81. febc31m.
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MASQUERADE SUITS

~>~------,
AZ ASQt fRADE SUITS-MRs. SUSAN
M h. standerwick No. 929 Nandever
avenue. successor Go Mrs. John y Quill ~
52j = Fourth street mar11.tf
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w ANTED- SOLICITORS FOR ACCI.
w dent and health insurance, amhlt Gus
sober mcn holding positions. can donhle
their income devotinr their spare time So
Letting fellow workmcn No experience re-
ouircd We teach you the business a. our
branch Office. No 702 Market street. seennd
floor Cail from z 10 3 p. M, tins week
National Relief Assurance Company
mar1O.l .12-cod-lot.
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N ANTED-sECOND HAND FURNI.
W ture. Whole households bought
clfes. once fixtures etc bought Head.
quariers Tor J kinds Of Rugs and Linoleums
furniture stored md money advanced al
legal interest 3 per cent Tor year
CHARLES s. HURLOCK
seventh and Poplar Streets.
iuire.f Telephone u a. A.. IfT2A
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STORAGE
NOTICES


NJ OTfCE-I nave purchased the cigar and
~ candy business Of Frank j Moore az
the s, vs. Corner Of Eighth aud Madison
streets taking possession ON March 10. 1914.
marl..lQt. ALBERT n. rlMMS.
NJ OTICE-THE NEW CIRCULATING
~ LIBRARY az No fO5 Washington street
is iu position 90 take orders for and deliver
at the latest books. Phone calls promptly
attended 90. ID. A. Phone, 6l16A; Auto
matte. So5s. feolo'n.
NJ ADAM LEO = ROMANY GYPSY
WI Palmist, will be at Shcllpot Park all
winter. Can be seen az any time. Tells
your past. present and future just as you
have gone and will 60 through life for 25c
shellpot Park, Wilmington, Delaware
oec'.u.
NJ OTICE-To THE PERSONS HOLDING
~ mortgages upon Real Estate The judg
ments now being secured against real estate
owners fake prccedeuro over a mortgage. no
matter of how long standing information
in reference 10 back taxes cheerfal, fur
nished ROBERT NJ BURNS.
iebs1.tf Collector Of Delinquent Taxes.
n fE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il Delaware Hospital will be held az the
hospital building ON the eighteenth Instant,
az 3. 30 O'Clock, p. M. an persons who
have az any time contributed 800 20 the
funds Of The hospital, and an annual sub.
tcriners Co The amount OF $500 are mem.
hers Of The Corporation
WILLIAM POOLE Secretary.
Wilmington. Dell March a. 1914.
marieat.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

L tRNfSHED ROOM FOR RENT. APPLN
It No. 6ls Washington St. maria cod I'm.
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NJ 1CELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
~ Lodging Heat and gas. No. iii8
West st. mari7.f9.2i
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IL OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FROM
II si25 up. No. i0i West Front ST.
feb21 eodim.
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NJ ICELT FURNISHED ROOM lTH PRI-
~ ratc family Heat.
mnril g. Cos vs.. FOURTH ST
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BEAUTY PARLORS

NTAN1CURING, MASSAGING AND
WI Scalp Treatment. MRS. ANNA REED,
No. 9e2 Shipley St. Phone. 467sA.
marl5.1yr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
ROAD BOND ISSUES KICK
ING UP A ROW.

From every part Of the county
we hear complaint about the new
read districts which are seeking
To issue bonds. Somehow, these
matters are being forced upon
the tax payers without their con-
sent in most instances. The
question is asked, who il it be-
hind these things anyway? The
answer comes that certain citi-
zens who have nothing whatever
10 do with such matters are push
ing this idea; they are Going this
without the consent OF the men
who really pay the taxes. That
sort of thing ought 10 be stopped;
we have enough Of ''Uutinssies''
in this country and the people
should rise up and invite all such
advisers TO take a back seat.
II the men who really pay the
taxes want these bond issues,
they are entitled to them but let
US get rid of meddlers and all
such fellows n those who are
trying to attend to some one else
business.
The fellows behind these propo
sisons should be Published to
the world and the people gener-
ally asked to beware ID them.
There are always a few fellows
that have no business; they make
! their living by trying TO attend to
other peoples business; this
seems to be some OF the sort that's
! giving trouble to the real tax pay
ers and these should be silencsd.
Taxes are high enough in this
county-torty two mills in beat,
one in the town OF Oxford; that
means this will remain this way
for at least twenty years. Do
you hear any citizen wanting any
more? The biggest half Of our
people can't pay their taxes now;
shall the people all over the coun
" get in the same fix? We hope
they will stop and think before
they do. These advisers won't
pay one dollar of your taxes. Re-
member that.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
Legal Notice.
A OF MISSISSIPPI, l
LAFAYETTE Corutv. 4

LAALAt Ctlt &tNtnkS
Whereas, a petition signed by Z. d.
Anderson and Others, praying for the
establishment of a road distric. under
Chapter 1is Of the Laws Of 1910, and
amendments thereto, asking the Board
of Supervisors to give notice aud issue
bonds for the purpose of constructing
and maintaining one or more public
highways in the district st forth in
said petition, has been filed with said
Board.
Now therefore, notice is hereby Civ
en- that it is the purpose and intent Of
the Board of Supervisors of said Coun-
ty and State 20 Issue Bonds and e-tao-
lish the road district as prayed for in
said petition at the regular October,
1914, meeting, unless a sufficient num-
Der Of the qualified electors in said
district petition against the lay ing ont
of said district and issuance Of bonds
as prayed for, according to Chapter is9
Laws 1910, and amendments thereto.
Said proposed district to be organ
lfzed under the name of ssThe College
Hill Road District of LAFAYETTE conn
", Miss and embracing lands lying 10
Supervisors District 3 of Lafayette
county, Mississippi, and said petition
Is m file with the ChaBcery Clerk of
said County, where all persons MAJ
investigate same as their interests
may appear.
Witness my signature and seal o.
Office this the 9th day of Sept. 1914
I w. NJ WOODWARD, Chan Clerk.
BY g.. A WOODWARD, ID. G.
4 wks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
Don't Take
Wrong Medicine

" yaur liver gets lazy Won need a
Ev-r touie. ags merely a Laxative for
th- bowels. Many Fe-pl. take a SIN
uG laxative wien the liver sets slug
Ush rather thar take calonel. which
they know = .. dzngerous But a
rnere laxa sve viii nos start a sluggish
liver. Hhat j. needed i a tonic that
VII Ereu M tie EVER without forcing
voc 10 stay a home and lose a day
IRON yuur wurk
Eor ave sueh atanic IN Drdsonts
Liver Tone. Dodson's Liver Tone is
~ fha- Is ciaimsi for L, because the
crnE-sts who sci L agree 20 hand
hssS the n1oney Win . smile, TO any
Vezssu not satisfied with the relief
Do1sau's : -
DoIsents Liver Tone l. Z vegetable
lquid with a very pleasant taste and
q. a Frouut and reliable remedy fOr
coasdaa-ias. hsliausaess, soar stomach
Gnd t1rrid liver
A IL. Heud-l gives i hs personal
guarantee. Large bottle Of nNodSOn',
Liver rcns i only Sc ceats. Childrer
q grown people i i the IDEAL nedi'
cine Try = on The guarantee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
An Oxford
Mans Experience
RESULTS TELL THE TALE.

RESULTS TELL THE TALE.
Can O doubt the evidence of this
Oxford citizen
You can verify Oxford endorsement.
Read this:
E G.. Walker, engineer, South De-
pot Street, Oxford, says: II had a long
spell of typhoid fever and after my
kidneys was weakened. My back was
very weak and it just seemed as i'll
didn't have strength enough to get
around at times. Sometimes my kid
neys would 90 a day and night without
acting. / was run down in bad shape
when | read about Deans Kindey Pills.
l got a box and in twenty four hours
after using them noticed their good
effect. One box strengthened my kid
news so they acted regularly and my
back felt stronger From fha. time.
four years ago, / have never had to
stop work on account of trouble with
my back or kidneys
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simp-
lly ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
sir. Walker had. Foster. Milbcrn Co,
Props, Bufaloe, N. Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
Wocdscn Ridge

The base ball ground has now
become the mutual meeting place
FOR the young people OF Abbe-
vile and Woodsons Ridge. The
cubs Of the Ridge r striving
vailantly sgainst those veterans
OF the diamond. They are in
ciiaed % believe the encourage
ment the vets get from the feme-
nine Fans Is an important fac
tor end last Wednesday they
gathered nearly q score OF pretty
faces % give them cheer inag-
iae the Disappointment when 40
beville failed 10 meet them. But
fun and frolic abounced. Life
- as merry as a marriage bell
n them. They enter into their
Giferent amuseuens With An in
n 0cence that Is refreshing.
While their iea1y loved teacher,
Mrs Esrresi. i Nth her daggbt
-. Mrs. Miller Nelson. near hcliy
Syringe. they are faithful 70 their
promise-uot to neglect taeir
sunday school: the Lille school
and Sunday School are very
dea- 70 her. We niss her ear
nest words and her presence
which - a. al times 5enedlct-
ION.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
Petition For Pardon.
To Hrs ExcELLENcY, GOVERNOR
EARL BREWER.

To HIS ExcELLENcT, GOVERNOR
EARL BREWER.
We, TIE undersigned citizens
OF the county Of Lafayette hereby
respectfully petition you to grant
a pardon 10 John Scott VINO, in
Sept. 1918. was convicted Of the
larceny of a mule in Lafayette
county and sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary, and as
sign the following reasons:
LIST. This was his first ofiense
and he protested his Innocence
from the first and still says he is
innocent.
2nd. Defendant claims that
he snapped for the animal in his
possession and was a stranger
many miles from home when the
trade was made and was badly
handicapped in making his de-
Tense.
! 3rd. There was a great deal
of prejudiee in that section of the
county where this animal was
stolen because many osher ani-
mails had been stolen there and
the defendant had TO suffer large
ly for wrongs that others had
committed.
18th. Defendant belongs to one
of the best families in this section
and all of of them, including de-
PENDANT. have always been good
citizens.
9TH. If guilty, defendant has
suffered enough. He has made
a good prisoner and commands
the esteem of the pepitentiary
authorities, and il pardoned We
believe he will make a good citi
zen.
Many other good and sufficienl
reasons will be shown on the heal
ing of this petition.
Respectfully submitted,
A. f. GALLOWAY ant
many others.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
NOTICE
Sale Of Real Properly

Pursuant to the provisions of a Deed
of Trust to me, executed a. Trustee by
I. j. Harkins and his wife Mrs. Kate
Harzins TO secure certain indebted
ness therein mentioned, which is re-
corded in Book wy Page leo in the
Chsncery Clerks Office of the County
of Lafayette and the State OF Mississ-
ippi, ! Will at the request Of the bene.
hciary in said Deed Of Trust proceed
10 sell for CASH, 10 the highest bidder,
within lawful hours, in front of the
South door of the Court House in Ok
ford. Mississippi, on the 9Th day of
October, 1914, the following described
property, lying and being in the Coun
" Of Lafayette, and the State OF Miss
isSippi. to-wit:
Lot No. IL rs the same is designated
on the plan of the City of Oxford, La
fayette County, Mississippi, in section
81 Town-his 8, Range 3 West, known
as the 7. J. Harkins Homestead, on
Pontctoc Street in said city.
The title to the above property is
believed 10 be sooi, but I will convey
only such title as is vested IN me rs
trustee.
Witness my signature this the sth
day of September, 1914.
W. ID. PORTER, Trustee
and Sec. of Oxford Building
Loan Association.
c. Z. SLOUGH, Attorney for Trustee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
Circuit Court Proceedings

Circuit court adjourned Tues
day Of this week but practically
closed al It's work last week. A
large docket of seS enty FIVE
cases or more was finally settled
with the exception of about ten
cases.
The following shows the dis
position of the entire criminal
iecket for the State and the City
Of Oxford:
The following State gases yer
disposed OF as follows:
Ed Buford, murder, mol pros.
Sam Murphy, retailing, retired
% files.
Nose Hunter, petit larceny, con.
.inued.
John Scott, petit larceny, re-
fred TO files.
Felix Mosely, retailing, guilty
and fine of $4,000 and 80 days
Stan Boroum, two eases retail
ing, retired to files in each ease.
Ed Stone, retailing, trial and
found guilty; $4,000 fine.
r. G. Hunter ct al, forfeiture
bond, continued.
Geo. Webb, selling mortgaged
property, retired TO files.
]. \. .Gipson, false pretenses,
continued.
Jno. Thomas, bigmay, continued
and practically settled.
Stella Dickson, bigmay, contin.
Jed and practically settled.
Orange Pettis, assault and bat
terry with intent to kill, mistrial.
Leroy Carrothers, murder, an
old ease, mol pros
Jesse Kelly, retailing, two cases
retired to files.
Joby STROLLER. retailing, retir
ed to files.
;. jerks Collins, retailing, retired
20 files.
!. VIII James, ENLIGHTENMENT, de
! nurrer sustained.
!. Joby STROLLER, retailing. mol pr
jerks Collins, retailing, retired
/. 10 files,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
OVER 400 STUDENTS AT THE
UNIVERSITY.

The opening of the University
has been most encouraging. Ov-
er four hundred students have Al
ready matriculated which means
that before Xmas there will &c al
least 500 in attendance. We are
glad of this. IL will encourage
Chancellor Powers and all the
faculty to use every effort 20
make the University what il
should he-the greatest force for
higher education in this state.
Again let US say 10 the town OF
Oxford, don't forget that We owe
these students Z duty; we must
make them feel at home We
cant do that and stay at home
every stuGent-not just select
few, know that they must come
10 our homes. IL n short time
that will create a love fer the old
school Il at will bring il close 70
the hearts of all Mississippians.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
lafayette County High School
oDeEiEF.

The Lafayette County AgueuA-
High School openel Wea-
uesday the I7th inst. under very
auspicious circumstances. The
weather vas IDEAL and by ii:0
O'Clock. about Co people had
assembled many Of them coming
from 4 distance Snd bringing
their sons ard daughters With
thea ard placing them IN this
splendid school
There we're present on this
opening day. eighty-hve board
ing pupils. making the Total Of
pupils preaent. one hundred and
Fifteen. The many patrons pre-
sent expressed qualification at
the splendid progress and ar
engagements Of the domitories and
congratulated the Board Of Trus-
tees and Prof. ". =. Bush the
Principal, upon their success in
securing TEACHERS for each de-
partmeut who came highly recO-
mended and seemingly eager asd
willing 70 do their part in max
ing this one Of the best schools in
the state.
AT eleven o'clock. Chancellor
J. y. Powers, OF the University
addressed the crowd upon the
theme Of education, showing con-
clusively the great need Of train
ing the hands as well Us the head
and heart, in order to make the
well rounded citizen.
Mr. Powers touched a respon-
sive chord in many hearts by his
sympathetic. frank and generous
remarks. He most a%ssuredly has
proven himself a friend to man.
kind at large by the magnificent
work he has done for the schools
of our great state and We bespeak
for our State University greater
and nobler achievements under
his wise and wholesome admins
tration. Mr.. Powers paid a trib-
ute to our county, when he said,
THAT the Agricultural High
School stood as a worthy monu-
ment to her citizenship and pro-
gressiveness". Every citizen OF
this county should visit this
school and aequaint themselves
with the great work being ac-
complished here and see to il
that their sons and daughters
have an opportunity to enlist an6
get their share OF leaning anC
helpfulness that will enable then
|, to go forth into the world al
worthy and efficient citizens
capable Of making the world rich
err and better in every sense.
Three cheers for the ga H. s.
and all who have made it posi-
bic.
. Especially do we tender on
thanks and make our mhst grace
! full bow to the College Hill folks
for the magnificent dinner anC
royal hospitality on this occasion
May they have many good re-
turns in basket and store.
Brown EYES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
Revival ileeing.

Next Sunday. September 9th
special revival services will be-
gin at the Methodist Church and
will continue at least two weeks
Mr.. Irwin Price, of Chat anooga,
Tenn. will lead the choir. Dur
ing the second week Of the meet
ing Rev. j. II. Felts, Of Corinth,
will be with us.
We cordially invite all the
people Of the town and commun-
~ 50 attend these services and TO
assist US in making them OF the
largest possible value.
+. 5. LEWIS, Pastor.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24

John Anderson ct 81, forfeiture
recognizance, dismissed Oh pay.
ment of costs.
Harriet Baford. petit larceny,
settled before couf;.
y. J. Melton, forfeiture Of bond
II two eases, set aside.
Arch Taylor, manslaughter, mol
pros.
Jake Tidwell, retailing, verdict
1f not guilty.
Frank Bowles, retailing, mol.
pros.
Curley Cater. assault and bat
sery with intent to Kill, plea OF
and sentenced 20 TWO yeaTs
n the penitentiary.
Tom Jones. rape, forfeiture OF
bond and continued. {
Anderson Buford, petit larceny
plea of guilty.
Bcster Billingsley. assault and
batter. appeal dismissed and wri
proeede1do.
.Iudge Taylor, gaming, same.
Victor Mosely, gaming, same.
Buster BiIlingIey. assault and
battery. same
Cradle Jarrett. assault and bat
terry, same.
Clarence Carrothers, gaming.
continued.
Nsth Holly. gaming, continued
G. W. Davis, carrying ~eoneeale
pistol. continued.
Tom kirkwOOd, failure to pa.
road tax, trial and not guilty.
Mollie Wood, retailing, appea
dismissed and writ proeedendo.
iene Isom, petit larceny, ve
diet Of not guilty.
self armstrong, carrying knu,
appeal dismissed and writ pr
! eedeado
!, ZEE Mcmillan, gaming, eontin
ed
=. clete Cantrell, petit larceny a
! peal dismissed and writ proc
dendo.
Charlie Cecil, burglary and Ia
. eeuy. plea of guilty and senten
ed 20 two years in the penite
ltiary.
a. Rube Bratton and Jim Co
murder, continued.
Jerry Jones, retailing, two ca
IS, and both new indictments. &c
tinned.
j. Tabor. murder. trial and vC
v diet Of guilty. Date of exeeuti'
: fixed Cor Friday. Nov. 18th
J.. A number of city cases were
so disposed of; nose of same We
a dismissed and sent back to t
city court to abide the result
% that court.