State v. Bertheol

This was a prosecution for a nuisance. The indictment charges that the defendant kept “ a public, common, ill-governed, and disorderly liquor and store house” in Shel-byville, and in the same and along the street adjoining thereto, caused to frequent and come together persons of evil name and dissolute conversation; and permitted them, for lucre, to be and remain, as well in the night as in the day time, in and about the said house, “ drinlding, tippling, carousing, swearing, cursing, hallooing, quarreling, and misbehaving themselves, to the great damage, disturbance, and common nuisance,”…