The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-04-08


pr. Gross was heautifnl, cha-ic and elc.
CANT Not only the profession, who honor
ed and adored him, bot ali in our com
munily who knew DE-. Cowline. have for
him kindly remembrance.
sbelby tgfy.
Several days ago u omcr r. Fisher
from Cameron, No, appeared Al Junction
City in search Of biz wife anil child Who
had clopcd with one Patterson, tclc
graph operator, stationed ~ the juno.
ton. AMER a stormy interview between
all parties concerned, Mr.. Fisher. wife and
child lei Tor Cincinnati, followed by Pat.
icrson on the same train. But Il appears
that Fisher was not aware " the fact. a
few days after their departure Mr.. A.
rribble received letter from Mr.. Fisher
stating that he and little Maggie, his little
girl, had arrived safely At Cameron; that
he had lefi Mrs. =. with friends in Cincin-
natl, and would return for her in few
days alsc stating that Mr.. Patterson wa. In
Cameron looking Tor her husband, and con-
cluded his letter by saying that Patterson
was "the deepest dyed scoundrel On Gods
green earth, and had been guilty Of this
a.. -. a.. -. a. -. =.
"'''' 'o'' wv ~ ~ '''"'', !" ese's W.
stance WIN married women OF high social
standing. last Monday morning Mr..
Tribble received a disnaich f,o,, r;sh.,
~ 80. 4, c;..;..i -. -.
"'s'"s ,'' ''''''.,"-
Ilon as 10 faliersons Whereabouts. Mr..
Iribble answered that Patterson had pass
ed over the c. :. Road going Soutb a few
Az. an. n. ~ Ia. -, Lii. n A..
=, -.
r. was win hiul' MT fisher ~ once leie-
graphed the following: "Mrs. 7. not here:
WIS Patterson alone Mr.. Fisher i evi.
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" ~, " wv sun! ''"i,''
ana was AZ junction NY Monday night
~ r0uie South, and has very likely ere this
captured Mrs. +. and her Gay Lothario
again. Mrs. i. was raised in Paris, Ky,
aud Is a woman Of culture and refinement,
but seems TO have a singular infatuation
Tor Patterson, who j. an oily-tongued
scoundrel. Fisher is man Of fine APP
pearance and Of good address, and seems
10 have an abundance Of money, and Just
why Mrs. r. has such desire 10 forsake
him and her three children Is one Of those
things no fellow can tell, unless il be az
Tom Marshall once said: That there was
two things impossible to foreiell, Who
woman would fall in love with, or what
County Court would do.
In the last issue Of TnE INTERIOR
Journal, ID. w. Jones, President Of the
Danville and Hustonville Turnpike Road,
publishes a card, in which he takes us TO
task for having the temerity 10 criticise
the condition Of his road, denouncing our
statements as falls, in every particular"
We, however, don't scare worth a cent,
and reaflirm our former statements, back
ed by the statements Of the gentlemen
herein mentioned, whose reputation for
veracity has never been questioned, and,
IL necessary,we can furnish ascore Of Others:
LIT, We stated that the road looked a.
much like a knob dirt road as it did pike,
and that very little II any work had been
done upon the road for several months.
Mr.. Wyatt Sandige authorizes Us TO say
that the road from Shelby City TO Huston
vile is in a worse condition than il has
been for many years, and that there has
been but little IL any gravel OF rock put
upon the road for nearly two years. Mr.
r. b. Russell, Of Danville, authorizes us to
say that he has, within the last few weeks.
hauled a good deal over the road from
Shelby City to Danville, and instead OF the
road being sin good condition." as assert
ell by Mr.. Jones, It requires four mules to
draw a load that two could pull with ease
on good pike 2nd, We stated that this
is one Of the best paving roads in the State,
dividends Of twelve aud half per cent.
per annum having been declared for lthe !
last ten or twelve years. We confess that
we were little mistaken As to the last two
years, or since Mr.. Jones has been PIesi-
dent Of the road, as we find upon investi-
CATION that the dividends have been small |
under Mr.. Jones' administration. Mr.. 4. |
u. Russell informs us that under Capt. /
Warren's administration he received /
twelve per cent. per annum dividend lall /
that can legally be declared upon his
stock, and that he sold his stock in the
road TO Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Jackson Owens,