The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-22
EXCHANGE suINgIlLATIoNs

EXCHANGE SclNTILLATIoNS.
i Hayes will soeG March 4th. PA
tent applied for. )-[palucah Euter-
prise. ~-fas
A sore lip will keep girl out OF
society soonvr than death inthe fans-
Ay.-[Chic. -gtetr ..l
There is nota Smith u, the o., S,
Senate, anil yet that bodyis supposed
to represent the people, Erin Re-
view. ~ da'ol .hy l't, n.y.. -.ni
FOG It's remarkable how friendly one.
boy becomes with the other one whose
sister he is in love with.-[G Guthrie
Gazette. ErT .rIe or
Even il boy Is always whistling
Il want to be an angel" it is just as
well to keep the preserve = on the top
sheli.-IE lkton Register. " 'aa
Ger. Garfield win BIZ President
James v, his predecessor ,Jameses
having been Madison, Monroe, Polk
and Buchanan i Mayfcld Monitor.
An exchange prints in every issue
chapter Of the Bible, aud upon being
taken in for it by its contemporaries
remarks editorially: 1--WE publish
nothing but what is news ito our
readels."-- Henderson News. re
Cincinnati Commercial: At the
residence Of the BRIDES mother, Tues :,
day. Nolan UBoay and Lucy Goode:
2 i No rule without exception stiil. ~ 1i
Though long 1t may have stood,
e This wind was not so very Ill if~ = 90
That blow y. UBody Goode. 9,laysi''
ast eoy qss19i saii Yeoman. ~
The Greenboro (Ga,l Herald re-
cords the marriage, nj White Plains,
of Robert Tarr and Nellie Star. Here
after her name viii be Nellie S. Tar.
-ICourier-J ournal
At Lebanon, January 25th. B-nj
Grow, aged 81. to Mrs. Lucinda titc,
aged Ga. vhevees III s&.erss n,
Well, that's at least the filts OF stylo
Among the folk who know.
To rive to life happy smile fs 81, Us. ~
Yeoman.
Stanton say we have sixteen chill
fren." Alas, we have no children.
But we are the alleged halloween Of
six. Stanton thinks because ne has
sixteen we ought to have that many,
100. Circumstances alter cases. Tha
wealthy hut seldom are blessed with
many children.--f Dittoe.
Referringto the cparriagc'rin| this
county Of Geo. II Wedding and Su-
san v Dickens the Frankfort Yeol
man says:
This shos. how Hymea always lets
i These wo inon hsrotl. piakin's-- 49,. a.
"a g Hero Sue hsr happy wciiing gcts. ri z
Pesr Gcorgc he gets tho dickens. y !
y aj s lss Ex, (.
Tears contain a little phosphate Of
lime, some chloride of sodium, and
water. Butt is not al they con-
tain. Pretty often, when dropping
from the eyes Of woman, they con-
tain an argument that induces man
to hand,o the price Of a new win
ter bonnct.- Henderson News '
1t isn't generally known that the
writer is great hunting sport. He
hunts in each day of the week, and hi
neither walks nor rides--he sits in hi,
chair and hints typographical errors
in the pfoof-shcets; yet some of them
are 10 shy and wary he doesn't gel
them ALL Dittoe.
nA"Papa," asked young Hawkins oI
the governor. the other da,. at the cap
ital, "what is civil service reform?'
-Gstting tho other fellows man Out
Of dficeand getting your own rela,
tives in" responded the well-posted
nepetist. -[Clarksville Chronicle,
1--WE vii | soon hold a corn. show. al
this office, for which premiums vii
be awarded for the three best samples
Each sample sent in must contain al
least nifty ears. We expect to feed {
large number Of chickens the coming
year, aud the more samples the better
1t doesn't pay to buy corn to feed
chickens with.--lDittoe. gsa@asa
The proprietors of the. Crane
Opera House have not determined
positively whether, they. will play tht
divine Sara this season, or not Sara,
character is little shady and they
fear lherplaying there will detract
from the good name Of the honse
Shsuld she be booked it will be dull,
announced in these columns. Owens
boro Al. & e.
Meacham, Of the Hopkinsvill,
South-Kentuckinn, went to debat
ing club a. few evenings ago, expecting
to be invited to speak. va He was mo-
honored with a call, however, and
though disappointed, was determined
not to be put done, He accordiugl,
published the brilliant efi'usion he had
prepared for the occasion, in his las,
Issue, and in conseguenceihe "Repub
3 licof Letters" still stands.--i Owens
boro NJ. d e.
Young Man Afraid of-the Girls
Z who edits the Sonth Kentuckian, say,
if women were allowed to vote all th'
handsome men would be elected, ant
says he might be candidate som
day. He has been astanding candI
date for years and it reqnires the vote
Of only woman to ele,t, but mp TO thu
L =. al a -.