Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-14
plKkniE sorLE COUNTY.

MIR. ]. Knox Frazier, Of the Monticel.
10 bar, vss in town "Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
License for the marriage Of Nr. J. II.
Leslie and Miss Mollie Il. Adams was Issued
by the county clerk on Wednesday.
The coal known as the P,timan coal is
now mostly sold BY the dealers here; Is cts
is the price per bushel in quantities lees
than 100 bushels.
MIR. A. p. Wilson, the new proprietor
Of the Central House, has workmen spgss-
ed in converting part Of the old dining
room and part Of the Office into a store
room. Il is bic intention when 4 e room is
completed to open a 6ne stock Of family
add fancy groceries.
Col. J. w. Guest sold on Tuesday 10
Gen. w. II. jackson. Of the Belle Meade
farm, rear Nashville. the foe ihourough.
bred mare Regards" by Imp. Australian,
dam Annhandley BY Imp. Yorkshire. Price
$500. Regard. is l6 years old. Smith
Gentry on "wednesday bought Of Richard
Givens 40 good fat mules 15l hsnds high
at 1886. Evans 4 Farris sold on wedaes.
day to T. Z. Wood GO good yesrling calves
at SIS per head. Rue & Minor sold to M
McVindig, Of Atlantis, Ga, a fac brown
saddle horse for s400
"A negro named James Robinson and q
white person ramed John Webb have been
10 town for several weeks. The negro loi.
tered about one Of the livery stables and at.
,rscted no particular attention. Webb
made his headquarters at the Clemens
House and by the knowing onei was po n ed
stiss . detective working up = case against
coun,erfeiters. Your correspondent learns
that when Il was suggested to him that he
might be In the employ ofthe town gov
erpment for the purpose OF finding out who
cold WHISKY, he secuted the idea Of en-
gsging in ruch employment. But tim,
passed on until Wednesday evening. wher
7. p. Young, the Police Judge. on the aft
dsvils Of Robinson AMI Webb, issued Is
warrants, or summonses, agsinst various
citizens Of the town. charging them with
retailing liquor without licease. The war
rants we're distributed as follows Agains
A. &. Nc9rorty s ea.es; Sam Warren 4; II
Es ssmnel p II. W. Ssmuel 1; Henry Es.
ans Z case; Henry Smith ]; George Bsddov
s; Charles Russell 2, Glib Doram ~; Dsnni,
Dorsm I; Burt William. Q; Louis F.ulcoa-
or IL; George Ann Meux @. Me~rs Evans
Warren, McGrorty and Samuel are drug
gists and +. w. samuel is the son OF IL. Z
Samuel, one OF them. The balance, with
the exception Of George Beddow and Chss
Russell, are colored persons Some Of the
eases we're Get for trial Thursday, but non,
Of them had been concluded when this 70
port closed. II l. no, claimed that The
druggists kept drsu,-shops. but that they
sold wines and liquors to their customer
ss they sold any other article they kept IN
stock. This the Trustees claim they have
no right TO do without license, although the
dr. ugsists have kept liquors in stock and
sold them without question for the last
hundred years. Ii should also bestatsd
that the Trustees have power at any time
10 grant license 10 sell liquors, but that
they have persislsnuy refused TO do 40, en-.
cept in one case, that OF Mr.. b. +. Phillips,
who has large establishment 10 the Glen.
ems House building. II should further be
stated that the druggists claim the right TO
sell liquor with no greater restraint than
they sell other goods that belong 10 ihsiI
line Of business; and that they do not recog,
nixs the right OF the town authorities 10 in.
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