Moulder v. State

The accused was convicted of the offense of selling liquor. He offered evidence of his general good character. On cross-examination of the witness by whom it was attempted to prove the general good character, State’s counsel asked: “Do you know the reputation of Luther Moulder [the accused] for selling whisky?” The witness answered: “I can not say that I do. It seems to me (and I am not positive, but it seems) I have a faint recollection of hearing somebody say — just who made the remark, I can not now recall the name of such person, or who it was that said that Luther Moulder was illegally…