Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-11-10
SHELLY IND JUNCTION CITY

Mrs. Boice is building a neat little
cottage on the J. L. Rose lot near the cor
ner OF Oakland and Shelby streets, June.
ton City.
Miss Terah Moore went over 10 Mich
olssville Saturday to visit the bedside oil
her unc!e, Deputy Sheriff w. l.. Young.
She returned Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Lyons have
taken rooms at Mrs Bette Williams, the
brides mother. Mr.. Lyons is engaged
in the lumber business with his father in
Casey county
Mr.. w. T. Richardson has moved IN.
to his new store-roon, which he has built
opposite Mr.. Huddeson's butcher shop
Nr. Reuben Goocher, sn old Stanford
boy, IL behind the counter for him.
-Messrs. Rowland Burchell and JACK
Watson, of Milchellsburg, came up Sat
urdsy night with their guitars and rem
dered some pleasant times to a crowd OF
friends at tie McCollum House.
DIR. Jackson Owens. Of Pittsburg,
was With his brother, Mr.. George Givens,
at the McCollum House Saturday. Mrs
Jack Turner, OF Lebanon Junction, wac
with her mother, Mrs. George Wells, Sat
urdsy and Sunday.
-Messrs. T. l.. Grubbs and Jas. Phil.
lips have built new barns on their lots at
Shelby City. Messrs. X. L. Grubbs and
VIM. Covert built the front fence to the
Shelby City school yard las, week, so it
il now ready for Arbor Day, the l6:h.
The following is a true account of
the shoo'in of w. l.. Young. He, with
Mr.. Samuel Rsrrick, who was unarmed,
went to Negro portion OF Ncholasville
a. IL p, NJ. Monday night, Nov. %, to
serve warrants on two Negroes, Bob Ste
venson and John Smith. When be came
near them, Stevenson said: you'll new
er come after US any more, we'll put yor
out Of the way" and Immediately fired q
pistol at Mr.. Young, who turned to ge;
behind o tree, but before be could do so
Saith fred twice at him with a double. |
barrel shotgun, one OF which graz I'd his
right shoulder and side OF his face and |
the other penetrated his left leg, Just
above the left knee. After be fell he re-
ceived pistol shot in the left leg below |
the knee. He has two scalp wounds |
which he can not tell how be received |
He was not unconscious, but called two
old Negro men, who wheeled him up
town, where they met Mr.. Rarrick and
his brother coming to meet them. Mr..
Rsrrick had run at the first fire, being
Mr.. Young never had time to
draw his pistol. He lives near Keene.
about eight miles from Nicholssville, and
as he was so seriously wounded, he was
taken to the Jail where his friend, Mr..
Il. A. WEIGH, the isiler, and his sister,
Miss WEIGH, together with his wife, Mrs.
Esther Young, and other RELATIVES, are
taking care OF him. Mr.. Young is
knight of Pythias and they have train
ed nurse, Mr.. Johnson, who with the
help OF DIR. Welch, hope to pull him
through without the loss OF his leg. Mrs
w. L. Grubbs is at the bedside OF Mr.. |
Young's little niue-yesr.old daughter,
Intz Moore. who is quite low of typhoid
fever Mr.. Eph Young, OF Nicholssville,
Mr.. Young's cousin, is sbed OF rheuma-
tism. Truly "misiortunes never come
sinely." Bob Stevenson was captured
Tuesday morning while milking COW
with pistol by his side. He is in Jail
nov. John Smith is still at largo, but
the whole county is after him and If
caught, he aud Stevenson will be sum.
dealt with.