Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-03-17
LANCASTER, sARRARD COUNTY.


Mrs Eliza Esson, widow Of Judge
Walt Eason, has been granted pension
at the rate of il2 per month.
There is some talk OF having anotb.
er stock fair this summer. The only
ones who object are these who lost prob
ably Is or 20 cents on the one last year.
Judge Saufey permits no one to en-
ter the bar except litigants, lawyers and
jurors, and this rule meets the hearty
approval OF all, though it goes pretty
hard with the professional loafers that
hang around the court house.
Miss Ellen Owslev gave party
Tuesday evening in honor OF her visitor
Miss Robinson, of Elizabethtown. Mrs.
Will Mars has returned from Cincin-
natl Mrs. DIR. Simp Elkin, OF Atlantis,
is visiting her sister Miss Jennie Duncan.
Mrs. Geoage Belts, OF Paint Lick, is the
guest OF Miss Ann Belts. Mr. George
Denny and family will move next week
to Mrs. Dan Anderson's property on
! Danville Ave. Misses Sallie Tillett, and
Laura Smith will leave Monday for Louis.
vile and Cincinnati, to perchase spring
goods. Misses Lizzie Beszley, and Maud
Pettus have returned TO Crab Orchard
Mr.. Graham Price, OF Danville, was here
Tuesday. Mrs. Will Arnold and
daughter Rella are visiting relatives
in Stanford. Mr.. Teter, OF Crab Orchard
is visiting relatives here.
The following is list of the business
disposed OF in the circuit court: Jane,
Pollard. assault and battery. fined $50
Frank Turner, for furnishing liquor tC
minor, $50 fine. Ben Wait, selling whis
ky, $50 fine in each of three cases. jim
Fry for carrying pistol was fined s.,
and sent to Jail for 10 days. Robert Es
ties, selling whisky, four cases, $40 il
each. Benton Ashley and Jim Gun
bingham, assault: and battery, $40 each
VIM. Best, malicious woundinz, $50
Welcom Clark, furnishing liquor to min
or, $50. Alice Kennedy, selling whisky
s25. Sam Kelley, carvings pistol, s:
and 10 days in Jail. Quinn Palmer, 81
in each OF two cases for selling whisky
VIM. Rout, two cases same charge, 81;
each. Oscar Tillet, Horse Car, was fin
ed SIS in each OF eight cases for selln
liquor unlawfully. VIM. Best, assau
and battery, $3.50 and same for breach {
peace, one cent and costs. The gran
jury has returned 10 indictments. NJ
Alex Denny is foreman. At this wri
ing the case OF Armp Rowland, charge
with murder, is on trial. j. Hunt No
Murtry was sworn in to practice at til
bar.
The first day of our circuit court wa
occupied in swearing in the grand an
= standing jures and the trial OF sever.
Commonwealth cases for carrying col
cealed weapons, selling liquor in viol
> ton OF the local option law, selling Ii,
uor to minors, assaults. &c. The charg
delivered to the grand jury by Juds
: Sautiey was listened to with intense il
terest by the large audience in att-n,
, ance, and received the approval OF a
who heard it. His firmness and impa
TALLY in the discharge OF his duty, h
rigid enforcement OF order, his prong
and lucid decisions, and withal his kin,
ly bearing on the bench, have won Il
him the praise OF the people UNIVERSAL,
The business moves on smoothly and
transacted so rapidly and pleasantly tn,
- litigants and the members OF the ba
alike, are outspoken in their praise {
Judge Saufley. Mr.. John S. Owsley
making an excellent Common wealth
Attorney. He is attentive to his dutie
courteous to the members of the bar an
litigants and conducts his cases in maj
ner highly creditsble to himself as ii
representative OF the Common wealth.