Spring Term  A.D. 1889
             Friday May 24th 1889 -
       State of Florida }
                 vs     }  Sentence
       William Lonesome }
                        }  and now the prisoner
       being in open Court for sentence was
       demanded if he had any thing to say why
       sentence should not be passed upon him
       saith nothing Whereupon the Court sentenced
       the prisoner to confinement in the County Jail
       at hard labor for the term of six months =
       Whereupon
               The Court issued the following order to wit
               It appearing to the Court that there is a
       necessity for a Pettit Jury for the 4th week of
       this the Spring Term A.D. 1889. It is therefore
       ordered that the County Judge or in his absence
       a Justice of the Peace the Sheriff and the
       Clerk of the Circuit Court of Alachua County
       do forthwith draw from the box Containing the
       names of the Three Hundred Selected Jurors
       Eighteen (18) persons to serve as Pettit Jurors for the
       4th week of this term and that the Clerk of this
       Court do issue a Venire Facias to the Sheriff of
       Alachua County Commanding him to Summon the
       said Eighteen persons so drawn to be and appear
       before the Judge of our Circuit Court at the Court
       House in the City of Gainesville on Monday the 27th
       day of May A.D. 1889 at the hour of ten oclock
       of the forenoon of said day to Serve as Pettit
       Jurors for the 4th week of this term
       In open Court May 24th 1889 -      J.J. Finley
                                              Judge
       And now Comes J.C. Gardner Co Judge - S.H. Wienges
       Shff and J.A. Carlisle Clerk of the Circuit Court and
       in open Court drew from the box containing the
       names of the Three hundred selected Jurors Eighteen
       Jurors as by the order of the Court directed

       State of Florida }   Wigg & Carter
# 52            vs      }        Murder
       Isaac Montgomery }   Finley
                        }
                        }  And now this Cause came
       on to be heard William H. Wigg State attorney