The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

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" A. soon a. she found herself ablaze VI,
ran out Of doors, aud the wind getting IL
E The flames, she was soon enveloped FROM
y head to foot lIer mother used every
:. means 10 put them out, but did not sue.
: coed until the child was nearly dead. Dr.
Bronaueh was called, and afier long time
!, succee,led In restoring circulation, and
there are chances Of il recovery.
Mrsr CiosE on SuNDAYs.-An order l.
4 about 10 he made by the Town Trustees to
e close the har-rooms on Sunday. Such m
) order has long been needed. and when il Is
: made Il should he enforced 10 the letter.
fheie keepers have no more right to ply
their avocation on that day than the black
, smith or carpenter, aud aside from thi.
thing are running many young men, who
nov make Il a business 10 come here and
get drunk on that day let the bar-rooms
be closed at least one day in the week.
MoNnAY NExr.-The Grst spring term
Of the Lincoln County Court will convene
next Monday, and Of course the usual
large crowd will he here-many to buy
stock, some 10 look on, and others to buy
goods. To all Of the latter class We have a
word Of advice. Next door to the Stan.
ford National Bank Is the large store house
Of our euterpri-ing friends, the Hayden
Brother, and as they are offering the hest
bargains to he had anywhere, in the goods
line, our advice Is, go there and get what
you want You will save money by II.
MAKrSa RooN. Merchants who desire
to replenish their stock Of goods in the
spring act wisely in selling on their present
stock regaplless Of cost. Such is the plan
adopted by the sterling house Of Hayden
Brother. here. To make room for an nm
usually large and splendid spring stock,
they will sell YOU anything In their store
at prices that cannot b. complained Of by
any one. Ifyou will buy Of them now
very little money will go a long way, and
purchase you goods that will suit any sea-
son Of the year, They invite everybody
to give them a call.
OuTRAoEoUs CoNDUcr-A couple Of
men named Bill Pollock and. Jim FL
more came here on Sunday night and after
filling themselves at our Sunday bar-rooms,
behaved in a most disoricrly manner.
Pollock was arrested and taken before
Squire Carson, but on the promise Of
friend that be would take him home, was
released. Afterwards he aud fillmore were
guilty Of the very great odehse Of pursu-
ing an estimable lady and her daughter, |
Tor which they will he caught and punish.
ell. Officers have not succeeded in ar
resting them yet, but their capture !. but
question q time.
BLOODY DoINGs AT JACKSONVILLE Il
Last Saturday night Clay Powell and sam
VI. Williams vert 10 assist viii Powell in /
searching Tor a stolen horse, and failing to
find il, returned 10 Hustonyille about two
o'clock Sunday morning, On their way
back a couple Of men on horseback came
up near them, and in the darkness Mr.
Powell imagined that by the shape OF one
Of the horses It was the stolen one. lie
asked the men who they we're but received
no answer, and when the men overlook
them again the question was repeated with
the same result Arriving at Hustonville
Powell and Williams stopped At a hotel,
and when the horsemen came up Powell
invited them % get down and come
in. They refused, aud Powell asked
them 10 let him examine their horses. At
this one Of them, who proved to be the no
torious Arch Rowzie, drew his pistol, aud
saying "lou can examine that, fired, strik-
ing Williams in the shoulder Powell
the n opened Ere and he was in turn shot
in the hip. by this time Williams had
hobb led into the hotel and returned with a
double-barreled shotgun, which, not being
able to raise to his shoulder, fired as best
he ooull. The 6rst shot took effect in the
shoulder Of the horse, but the next put
thirteen buckshoi in the bowels Of Rowzie,
who fell from his horse. The other horse
man, who had taken hand in the shoot
ing and who is said to be one Curry,
brother-in-law of Row1ie, lied and Row
ale, with several pistol balls in his carcass
besile the buckshot, walked three miles to
the house Of relative, where Sheriff
Baughman found him when he went with
posse Of picked men in search Of Curry.
The latter, however, had escaped, and the
doctors pronounoing Rowzie's wound fatal,
he was not disturbed. lie was able, how.
ever, subsequently, To be moved ont of the
county and there is every probability nov
that he will live, When the Sheriff and
posse went to the house where Rowzie
vas at first, they found six or eight Of his
friends there armed 10 the teeth, bat when
they were informed OF the object Of the |
party they made no resistance, and claim
cal that the reason Of their war-like APP
pearanee Was 10 prevent the mObbing Of
ltowzie by the people Of lIustonville.
howzie is a desperate character and has
figured in many bad ease. Last Christ
mas lie shot without cause brakeman at |
shelby City, Tor which oAsnsc he had .
not heen tried hrt was fugitive from JUS
lice with $500 reward offered Tor his cap.
lure. lie is brothe Of the Row1ie who !
was taken from the Jail here several years c
ago and hung for long series Of crimes
Nj. powells wound is not dangerous and !,
Mr. Williams, though severe, Is not neoes. !
sarily fatal They are sustained in this {
action in the matter by the people Il this .
section, and the general regret seems to be
hat their shots had not proved more efec- /.
tive. We would advise the officers Of q
Boyle To see To Rouzie al snce or the Grsi a
Thing he will he gotten ont II the way by
hls flends.