R Smith, Horse Branch, came down
Tuesday evening bringing young
Fads Allen, charged with stealing a
valise containing about $55 worth of
clothing from Mr.S. D. Ikss at Horse
Branch two weeks ago. Allen was
brought before Judge Morton, waived
an examining trial, and was held
under $100 bond for his nppeirauce
Wednesday morning. The Grand
Jury returned an indictment, and his
bond was increased to $200.
Reiki Suulcrs.for the cutting affray
in which he took part at Fordsville a
year or more ago, sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary.
Small, Alexander & Co. vs. J. A.
Magan dismissed without prejudice.
A. F. Downs vs J. R Curtis dismissed.
A. O. Ucrryman &c. vs. S. C.
continued. Same vs. Same settled
The Grand Jury returned tlucz indictments
up to yesteiday morning
One against John Long for assiult
and battery; one against John W.
Willis grand larceny; one against
I5de Allen same.
Win. Dehart fined $;od lor violation
of Prohibition Law.
Heniy Daniel forgaining fiued$3,
Com'th vs. Chas. Hurt stricken
from docket.
Messrs. J. L Bogirs and D. B.
Rhoads applied for license to practice
law, and the court appointed Attorneys
Weddingand Sanderfur examiners
and on Thursday they reported recommending
that license be granted,
and Messrs. Rogers and Rhoads
were sworn in.
Grinstead &: Co. vs. W. S. Gains-continued
to 14th day.
Com'th vs. John Land and John W.
Willis continued to 6th day.
A. O. Berryman &c. vs. S. C. Taylor
&c settled.
Com'th vs. S. 15. Mosely continued.
Com'th vs. John Awtry continued
for commonwealth.
Com'th vs. Frank Fielden continued
for commonwealth.
Com'th Frank Jones confessed a
fine of $100.
Com'th vs. R. T.Tuylor continued
for Plaintiff, and attachment issued
for witnesses.
D. Stewart, carrying concealed weapons
fined $25 and ten days in jail.
