davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
A Managing Editors work

~, y.
Inc L1noon Imes' speaking o. the
WORK OIL an editoE says itcah only TO
appiec ated ny 'hoSe VINO nave ha''
tne fortune 70 nave hau some expe1'
ence IN IT, Inc mefes' SIP oil the
pen an epithet 100 much, a wr'ng date
a name m'ssl'e,t' or win wrong I'M
tial before IT, the mlsinterpretation OF
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
---------------------
Starting in Life.

A young man that works for his
board, 10 matter what honest work
lie does, has no reason for shame.
A young man who eats the bread of
idleness, no matter how much he has,
is disgraced, All young men starting
nsliie ought to aim, first Of all, tc
find place, where they can earn theil
bread and butter, with hoe, axe, spade
wheclbarrow. curry comb. backing
brush--no matter how. Independ
ence first. The bread and butter
question settled, let the young mar
perform his duty so faithfully as tC
attract, and let him constantly keep
his eyes open for chance to do better.
About half Of the poor, proud young
men, and two-thirds Of the poor, dis
couraged young men, are always OH
of work. The young man who peck
cts his pride, and carries an uppe
lip as stiff as cast iron Doorstep
scraper, need not Starve, and stands /
chance to become rich. if he cares to
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
What Came of Comparing
Wiies.
New ork World

Two weeks ago Mrs. Margaret
Cooke, ofNo, 80 Monroe street, had
her husband Charles arrested for beat
ing her. lie was arranged at Essex
Market, fined $40 and put under 5000
bail TO keep the peace for year.
Friends paid his fine and procured
hail for him. A few days ago while
lie was drinking in saloon he met
Daniel Whslen, Of No. III Roosevelt
street. Cooke talked about his wife
and said lie was sorry he had married
her.
We'll my wife and couldn't agree
and We separated, said Whalen
think I'll have TO do the same"
said Cooke.
( She can he no worse than the one |
)eit, that's certain" answered
Whalen.
Well she is, replied Cooke with en-
rllasis. &
What is she like? asked Whalen.
Cooke told him AMI how did
yours look? asked Cooke in return
The two women were very much
alike in the description, and the more
the men talked Of them the more alike
they got. Finally Whalen said;
lVas ehainvnr N, arriad h.fora9
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
A Boys Advice.


A man .piling wood on the wharf
near the loot CT Third street, yester.
day, fell into the river, and when
hauled ont one bystander advised
him to be more careful in the future
A second one advised him TO take a
stout drink Of whisky to keep chill
of. A third thought lie had better
hurry home and change his clothes
and a fourth cautioned him to get thu
water out oil his ears. When all hat
spoken a boot.black came forward
aud said:
hain't got much TO say about tlii
ere case, but my advice TO this felle
Is TO do more kickin' with his heel
and less hollering with his mouth
he ever falls in again. Shine ye
butes for 8 cents Free Press.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

Trust aboy, says IN exchange. Ger
tainly trust him when he catches you
coming ont of q saloon door,
not to tell his sister whom yon are
sweet upon; trust him to discover
the size Of your feet ;and mention 1t
before company; trust him 10 find the
cigar you deposit in dark nook oil
the porch before you enter the honse ;
lrusthim 10 manufacture misery. out
of bent pins and Jared front gates.
Trust him, of course, nut The best
way is 10 operate on the cash system
and pay him in advance.-IIawkeye.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
Nine Points Of the Law.

Yes see, boss, dar's niger libin'
ny my way who orter be token car
of, said an old darkey to the Captain
at the Central station in Detroit.
What's he been doing now?
WAL, sab, las fall i lent him my
axe. and when | wanted it back he
braced right up an tole medal possess
hun was nine pints Of the law, an re
: fused to glib it up.
Yea.
WAL, de odderday l sent de ole
woman ODER an she borrowed his
bueS-saw. and when Julius cum fol
it tole him jist like he answered me
an stood on my dignity.
Well?
Ihad nine O. law, didn't l?
Yes.
An how many pints am dc law com
posed Of?
] don't know exactly.
Well, dat's what bodders me, fuI
dat niger saw dem nine pints. she
up his lof' eye fur me, pitched dc oil
woman ober bar'l and walked Of
wild his saw an my snow shovel L
boot. III had niue pint she mus he
had ober twenty, an chen den he didn'
half let himself out!
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
Presidential Preferences.

The Washington Post states the
preferences Of Kentucky Congressman
for the Presidential candidates as fol.
lows:
Senator WilliamS-"Seymour com.
mands our vote"
Senator Beck-"The nominee O.
the Democratic Convention"
Representative 0. Turner-"Sey.
mour, nominated on a sound platform
tan be elected
Representative Mckenzie "Scy
mour will suit me-"
Representative Knott-"Seymour i
q good man, and would suit me-"
Representative Carlisle--"Seymou
is my choice" \
Representative Blackburn--"I don
think there is stronger or NOR
available man for the Office in TIL
country than Ho,atio Seymour"
Representative Thompson--"Sey
mour is our man."
Representative Pbister--"We mus
take the men that will win; and those
in my opinion, are Seymour and Hen
bricks"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24


The Kentucky News editor of the
Courier-Journal, the other day, gave,
with few trilling exceptions, pretty
accurate account of the suicide OF Miss
Mary Kelly, at Stephensport in this
county. Miss Kelly did not swallow
poison first. Then-sfe did not attempt
to cut her throat Then she did not
swallow more poison. Then she did
not die. Then she was not sixteen,
nor was she beautiful. Then there
was no Miss Mary Kelly. Then moth
ing of the kind occurred at Stephens
port. With these unimportant cor
Trctiuns VIC have NJ fault to find with
thu yonng mans eifort.-Brecken-
ridge NewS. q
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

: An ambitious young man, still all
Infant i'll legal sense, presented lnm-
self before the Justices sitting in gen
eral term, the other day, aud made a
motion thar he should be admitted to
practice as an attorney and council
Tor at law. Ono OF the Judges took
the papers and asked what 1t was all
about, anyhow. atH
"Well, Your Honor the una
Dashed inhni,"Em not OF age. but
wish TO be admitted, notwithstanding
as it will be a great damage TO me
not to say serious loss IN business
not 10 be able 10 go'on directly"
Indeed" sail the Judge, as he
looked At the papers,"I don't believe
| can grant your motion but III tell
You what III dosI'll act as yoar jun
Tor counsel Till you have grown up.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

An old farmer says that, for his
part, he don't know where the present
rage for trimming bonnets with birds
is going to end. Only four or five
years ago he bought his daughter a
humming bird: next year she wanted
robin, the next pheasant, and this
season lie declares he had to chain up
lis Thanksgiving turkey or she'd
have hal that pcrched on top Of her
leal.--And cws' Dazar.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

YElMAN: Among the lists of arri-
walls in Frankfort yesterday, are the
names of WIN Devsn and John Tally,
who, though humble and unpreten-
tious, are fast becoming famous
These men, along withJohn Gillooly,
all OF Louisville, have within the past
four years, saved some fifty lives from
drowning. Among the number thus
saved are Captain John Gilmore, Of
Pittsbnrg; Captain John Gugnet, a
-rilot of thity-threc years standing;
Oliver Doud BryoD, lie actor; John
D. Simpson, editor ofthe Madison
Star; Aleck j. Mullen, now of the
Cincinnati Gazette; John Creelman,
reporter of the New York Herald. "
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
PetsrsOn's Magazine !!

Full size paper patterns! ny A supple
ment will be given In every number Orfor
1850, continuing n full size pattern for Ia
dy's or clilds dress. Every subscriber will
receive, during the year, twelve Of these pat-
terms, worth more, alone, than the subscrip-
tlon price. aaStSa
"petcrson's Magazine" contains, every year,
1000 pages II steel plates, Y colorcd Berlin
patterns, IL mammoth rolored fashion plates,
q pages of music, and about 900 wood cuts.
Its principal embellishments are Super Steel
Engravings.
Its immense circulation enables its propric-
tor to spend more on embellishments, stories,
NC, than any other. 1t gives more fur the
money, and comJines more merits than any
IN the world. In 1880, new feature Will be
Introduced in the shape OF Il series OF Splendid
| ~ Illustrated Articles. IL tales and n0velets
are the best published anywhere. All the
most popular writers arc cmslOyed to write
originally for "Peterson." In 1880 Ave origi-
nal copyrigltnevele will he given, by Ann
S. stephens, Frank Lee Benedict Francis
Hodgson Burnett, &c.,, &C., aud stories by
| Aliens Wife," br Rebecca Harding Davis,
and all The best female writer's.
Mammoth C0l0rcd Fashion Plates ahead OF
all others. These plates are engraved on
steel. twice the usual size, and,arc unequale,l
| for beauty They will be superbly coIOred
Also household and other receipts; articles on
t.Wax- Work Flowers,n "Managements Of In.
fants;" in short, everything interesting to la
| dies.
Terms always in advanee) 50 100 a year.
Address CHAS. j. PETERSON,
| 3O6 Chestnut ST.. philadelphia Pa
Rss~ Specimens sent gratis. ifwritten for, t.
| get up clubs with.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24


CoLoMBrA SpECTAToR: About three
years ago, at dance at Chicken
Bristle. in Metealle county, John
Pider WIS killed by Daughcrty Hays.
Giles, is yeas old brother Of Pider,
shot at Hays and killed his horse,
Hays then fled to Missouri, andre
manned there until recently, whenshe
returned to NIetcalfe, and gave him
self up. lie was on trial at Edmon-
ton last Monday. when Giles Pider
stepped up to him, placed his pistol
against Hays head, and fired. Il
was thought Hays would not live "a
hours.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

A Young lady who came in last
week 10 advertise for Kitchen help
said. wiilia sigh and y wiring Of her
dainty glovcd hands, Oh!I do hope
we'll get one soon; for il docs almost
break my heart to see mother wash
dishes, with herllhepmatism. loo. 9
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
THE CUEEpEST AND BEST IN
va THE WORLD. Aer
Toolong in use to doubt its'superior
Merits. No money TO pay until
Machine is delivered to you

"t4 IA.i uhN tAHlliiItu. IEHfiI 90
a It makes the shuttle, double thread, lock.
ssHeh, (the aamp. on both si,ics of the work.,
which received the HIGHEST AWARD at the
Centennial Exhibition, philadelphia, Pa,
1915 And IL complete with u LARGER Az
SENTIMENT OF Attachments for fine work than
any other machine, AMI reduced to oniy ssi.
IL " an easy md pleasant machine to uper-
ate. wquire, the least care, produces every
variety OF wors, and will lnst until the mex
century begins, Strong, Simple, Rapid, and
Efficient.
Useit once andyou will use no other, The
money cheerfully rrfHDded il IL will not out
work AMI ontlast any machine at double price
Agents sell them faster than any other in
consequence Of their being -fhe Best at the
Lowest Piiec.n -rfli,4s .I-,.tf
written guarantee for dive years Kept in Or
der free q charge; money refunded ut once II
not satisfactory. . ti
It is tile most solid. reliabiennd satisfactory
machine oyerihyented for all 4 indssof family
work Il Is an acknowledged uncquivOcal
mechanical success, thoroughly tested and
used In thousands OF homes. An efficient, 81
lent. rapid, reliable litl ever ready helper tv
the weary wife or seamstrcss. it will Ito the
WORK " family for = lifetime, orit will earn
from 81 to s. per day. for any one who WISHES
tosew for aliving. This machines costs less
than half the price OF anynew machines OF
like quality. Has extra long, large-sized
Shuttle, easily removed Extra hirge-siled
.,V"s'"9, "otNnnS wv tHi"s W tiIe'ul, uuinS
away with the frequent reminding OF habbms
u Is built for strength aad constant hard
work. interchangeable working parts. man
ufactured Of inc polished steel viii run for
years without repairs; is simple to learn. easy
to manage. understood perfectly in al hour
aud always ready in moment to do every
description Of heavy or line work at less cost
or trouble than any other machine at amy
price ever did, tr can 10, II will sew any
thing n ne;file.can pierce, fro Il lace or cain-
l'rc I" heavy cloth or harness, with any kim
buy this AMI have a better one. The case and
rapility Of its motion and quality of its work,
are its best recommendations. II will hem,
fell tuck, brazil. cord, bind gather, quilt. ruff
hc pleat. fold, scallop, shirr, roll. haste, en-
broilcr, RIM up breadtbs, etc., with clegunee,
ease and quMkness, unsurpassed by any MAJ
/. rl np over tpvantad =
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

"Landlady,"said lie, "the coffee Is
not settled" "No' she replied, "but it
comes as near It as your last months
board bill does" And that man never
spoke again during the meal.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

Many a man thinks OF heaven as
he thinks of home--a place where be
believes he can go whom all other
places arc closed TO him. .4t
A young man while attempting ia
fix " misplaced switch " on a
Young lady's head in a ball room,
stepped on her dress and wrecked the
train" 44rs
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
1000 Brides Wanted.

The cnterpr,sing publishers of The House
keeper, Offer to Send that beautiful and useful
monthly FREE for 1880 to any bride (who
pay postage. They extend the same offer to
any minister's wife. II the bride Is too Blush
Ing or the minister's wife too modest to send
II her name some kind friend should do it for
them. u is gift worth dollars whenit costs
cents. All ordinary mortals pay IS cents q
year for The Housckeepcr, and are glad
TO get 1t at that. Specimen copies and grand
pictorial premium sent free. Address BUCK
EYE PUBLISHING CO.. Minneapolis, MINI.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

The best and cheapest in the world.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup costs you on
ly 20 cents, and if it does not cure
your Cough you can get your money
| hack
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

Don't Judge man by his clothes,
Can you tell what the circus is going
to be like by looking at the Italia n
sunset pictures on the fence. y4
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
What is Poetry.

"Whatis Poetry p is sonundrum
We find in an esteemed coDtempora-
ry. When a. young lady receives a
letter from her lover, and finds at The
o mega of il those soul-inspiring lines :
'''rhe rose is red,
The vl,lct blue,
No life can cut
Our love in two,
She is willing TO make oath that
sweeter poetry never was written.
The world is tull of poetry. The
little girl of six summers, with heav-
emily blue eyes, laughing dimple,
fluffy, golden hair, pink cheeks and
pink sash, is a sweet poem, and ten
years hence some Young man will
metre and form u coupet. The yell
low cur going "kiiting' down the
street, with tinware attachment, is n
poem-of the doggercl order. The
sad eyed fisherman, who stanza long
the rivers edge fohr hours without
getting bite is verse--averse ia
rtand there aTY Totgcr, SO cpics NJ
is lines, which have not fallen in
pleasant places, and concluded 10 ron
,lcluswn home. And the tuft OIL
trnd,r grass, that appears after the
SHOWS Of winter have departed, is Q
spring pocm--but not the kind OF the
'disor sits down upon" The man
in the white pants at picnic does
fhnt AID noun 81 ron I.n'f tunxv
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
~ IA CENTS VIII e;spent a you semi

~ AA CENTS Will be spent Il you send
N@ &it for the STAR sPANGLED
0D@U BANNsR for 1880 The Z INN Err
h H"t.lI bcgins its eiyhtcenth year .Jaiu-
nry, 1850. 1t IA large. S-pags, i0-column, H.
Illustrated paper, ,size oil Leagcr), and. Is unc-
gualled asa home and in,niiy visitor IL Is
filed with the best, OF reading, Stories,
Sketches. Poems, with Wit, iIumor au,i Fun
enough to- keep the household ina roar the
year round. ItexpOscs swiallers, "a for
dozen years past, tells the truth and sticks to
Il, Only 80 CENTS secures 1t whole year. or
elegant observation-disclosures. Microscopes,
Teaspoons, and other valuable artiGles-are
given to all who send rs cents for The Banner
year. See prospectus for 1850 Itisa wOp-
ger, indeed, how SO good paper can be nude
Tor only 30 cents, or such elegant premiums
be given free with paper one year for only "a
cents. Specimens pRRE Trial trips, three
months 10 cents; six months, % cents; n
whole year only 30 cents. Splendid pay to
agents. Lose no time, hut subscribe NOW, at
least send for specimen. Address. ST iTl
SPANGLED BANNER, Hinsdalc. n. II.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
THm
CHICAGO LEDGER !
ooinleYYearF Free.

We offer THE CHICAGO BEDoER one
Year, postage paid. TO every persoA who =
sends US SO so OR one Of tins Watches de-
An ELesIN WATCH, warranted perfee, tine
hecp<r, COIN.sIfyER CAsE, bTEM WIND
either hunting case or opcn.facs.
These watches sru made by the Bgin National
watch Co.. OF Eigin ILL.,, and are guaranteed pdr-
feet time keepers, and IN hnish and completeness
cannot be tcelled. a guarantee from The manu-
facturots accompanies each watch. ft
NO KEY IL REQUIRED, a. they are adjust
81 10 tho latest improved sfEM-WiND. he
hands can be moved by the STEM. mus ssoiails
any occasion for opening the face cover AID beAk'
ing crystals or marthg The dial.
Zach watch Ia. the patent dnstesp, ana y N
eloaod In an elegant COiN-sILvER esse, eithar
HUNTING or OPEN-FACk. weighing aWO
AND ONE-HALF OUNCES, aud for beauty
cannot BE- oquAled for the money.
no ono can appreciate tie Advantages o.
STRENGTHENING WATCH until they heys
tried one. They are perfectly secure ashinlt an
and dust and wear much longer than the old.fhzh-
ioned key.windor, 10 say nothing OF TIE fact that
they can be sci and wound up Il any time without
hunting for hey or opoidng The casa.
For $1,000 We viii sand The watnh BY mail.
. postage paid and registered. And 1nn cAioAdo
i.rDoER one year, postsge paid.
Bend money by dram, poetofhee ord.f OF rsg1s.
isred letter, and state vhethsf an OfEN.IACh
or nUNTING-CAsE watch Il desired. Addrss,
THE LEpoER. Chicago, ~
az Subscriptions TO THE CHICAGO
LEDGER win bs reccsvod at this scses'
vh-re COPY Of the paper may be s>en.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
A han of a Thousand.

" a CoNsrTTIvH CURE,--When death was
hourly expected, all remedies having failed,
and Dr. II. Janes was experimenting with the
MANY herbs ofCalcutta, he acctlcntaiiy made
u preparation whick ciJnel his only child Of
Consumption His child Is nov In fhik roun.
try and enjoying the best Of health. lie has
proved 70 the world that consumption ca, lie
positively and permanently curpfl The Doc
TOR sow gives this recipe free, ohiy asking
that each remi, two three cent STAMPS To raS
expenses. This herb also cures night sneats,
nausea ut tn. stomach. and viii hrcal, M 4
fresh cold in twenty four hours. Address,
|f75hna .aa CRApDOCK Il co.
irae Race ST., Philadelphia, banning this paper.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

Some popular actors and actresses
have very homely real names, Bessie
Darling's is Carrie Crump, I.oita's,
Charlotte Crabtree, Lawrence Barrel S
is Larry Brannigan, 'Viene Clancy"
Is Lavina Gardner
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

inl or gratifying result tiiun the perfection OF
On antldOtc 20 the chilling sigma OF H.,pr0ari-
Ing age, something 10 0biitcratc the tell tale
tracks Of time aaii preserve theinatursl hdorn-
ilnelts OF youth to ripe OLD age, Iiall's Halt
in cottage amt palare 8 The ,wcilers among
the SHOWS OF Fprwsy and the peaFshts "
snlny,franc2 Niid spain, md use for 1t, INA
and ifcans 10 g,tit, and II liots rot 1.sn;pciGt
them The Whitening lock. again rrsu,nc
their youthful color. tile thin. dry and faded
hair bcgolnes bright md glossy. The wllvlr
appearance IL changed ~ II by magi,;, aud tic
man or woman, whU, before was rallied aged.
now appears as one In the primr Of life. SiIcli
wondions changes connot pass unnoficesi. and
they nave proiuceh the unprecedented de-
mand that now exists for the first and dnly
nrcticlc ever compounded kthnt can produce
hem y q pleasing aud satisfactory manner
thew Era, Woodstock, Ills. '3
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
Payment Of Bill.
Louisytlle and CT. Soutnern

.ho RAILROAD LINE. m
This .Grca: ThorOughfare OF The south in
many respects IL preferable TO any other. viz:
All'modern Improvements requisite Tor
Unrivalled in Speed and Com
fort, Steel Rails, Stone Bal
last, Iron Bridges, Elegant
!, Coaches, Miller Platform and
Coupler, Westinghouse Air
n Brake, Polite Officers, Good
Eating Houses.
Two PASSENGER TRAINS PASS GUTHRIE
Daily, in each direction. with direct eonnec-
tons, going Southwest for Clarksvillc, Tenn ,
Milan, New Orleans. Humboldt. Mobile
Memphis and intermediat to points. and for all
Arkansas and Texas points: Going North
Tor Bowling Green, Louisville, Cincinnati and
all points North and Fast: Going South, via
Nashville for Montgomery, Mobile. New Or
Southern Georgia and Florida points.
Z You can secure at Guthrie borths in
PULLMAN PALACE CARS WITHOUT CHANGE
TO Louisville, Cincinnati, Memphis, Little
Rock or New orleans. wv 'tls
{ For further information, address G.. "A.
CLARKE, Agent, Guthrie, or q, p, ATM0RE
Gen Pass'r and r. A.. Louisville. Ky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
Inventors and Patentees

1HV0IitUIS anu HIeutS6S
should send for instructions, terms
references, &C., TO Edison Brothers,
Solicitors of Patents, Washington. ID,
~, who Furnish The same without
charge. Edison brothers il we'll,
known and successiul firm of large
experience, aaving been established
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24
BEWARE or EXPOSITION.

than those asked by dealers III second hand
rebuilt aud relnisheI machines, or those sell.
ing out old stock ~ close up business, many
such inferior and old style machines being Oh
fercd asnew ut rc,iucedpr beware OF i'm
position and only buy new machines There
ara no new first-cIass machines offered rs low
as Tie @Faniily," by many dollars. 3.
Machines sent for examination befurc
Payment Of Bill.
Extraordinary inducements offered to Cler-
symEn, Teachers, Storekcepers. Re, 10 act as
agents Horse aud wagon furnished free !.
FOR testlmnnials see descriptive books. mailed
Tree with samples Of work, liberal terms, cir
culars. etc. Address, t'z sl2til IA
Family" Sewing Machine 20.
755 Broadway, New York, n. Y.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-02-24

Why does dog wear more clothes
in summer than in winter? Because
in winter he weap only coat. but in
summer lie wears his coat and pants.