The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-10-04
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Grapes, gripes, groans, gasps, grins,
growla, grunis.
Everything looks lively since tho
rain. Late tobacco doing WE'LL,
RIP. Hamby has purchased a new
ax helve. He is preparing to keep
good fires for lie winter TO warm his
shaiikslb BY, this wiuter.
2 You may write, .Command you
may your mind from play" OIL a
school boys copy book in a dozen
Iplaces, and finish of witha flourish,
10, hear him yell taws NJ the hemiddler.
| ,The Pisgah debating society is pro-
crossing finely. Sorry l haye been
Unable TO attend.
Our young. and alfable friend,
"Emde''is winning golden opinions
in his section,,as physician. ~ t.
Reserve about q doses Of quinine
for rne, old fellow for these mornings
reminds a fellow OF the dark, gloomy
lsys when Jno. I}rashoar shook aud
shook sud "shook",ill having a gon-
uinc old fashioned chill ceased TO be
a virtue.
| l had. the pleasure of listening 10
one OF the ablcst sermons, last 3rd
Sunday, from Rev. j. 4. Barrow, OF
Hopkinsyille, that l have heard in
many a day. have always regarded
him as a great and good man, and a
theologiaii. eminently fitted. to adorn
any pulpit IN the country. His SER
Ilnon OIL that occasion was certainly
characteristic OF his goodness OF
Iheart, depth OF thought, and purity
of motives. felt grntified at the
theme OF discourse. aud general drift
Of his remarks, and regard his obscr-
vation on scientific achievements, as
gems of thought worthy 10 be treas.
ured in the memory, SO long as life
shall last. e'F ~
Esq. l.. W. d. Handy, was hurt
severely last week at q barn raising,
by a falling log. i.
Dick Thompson Is tho boss banjo
player, in the meek o'timbcr." ]
have heard Frazer Owen play the fid.
die while stern hard listed men wept
tears of joy. have heard him,
while the pale moon shed her silvery
light on the scene, and the nigltin-
gale crept out from the grove to drink
in the sweet melody, and | tell you
that music was born in his soul, as
twas porn III lne soui Oh oie pu,,
OUT ntyou want 10 ieel ecslatic thrhis
OF picasure run up your oach'oone, u
you want TO ieel like you could hit
your mOther.in-law, come down TO
Dainorlase, ana near DicS ino",p'
son wak9 tue holiows VI oaho LICK
on Llzy Jane. ,,
MT, gene, son BURGESS lci' I"sl Wech
WIN ms Iam,iy, LOT onaon county,
wne,e ne wil iveln 'he ia'ule.
MISS Mamie Moseiy, IN company
win ner cousin, Joe Da.is' uoPsr,eu
so'no'i'hc SINGS Uh SiSn " ,.,,,, ,i,enu'
anu .ro,a'ivvs @ ny. .ehncssoo. WIN ~
turn ABOUT Ohris.inas
rermlt me 10 thank me ,oppor.u'
n'ty, ana embrace my ialr CORES
Pohueh., 'or 'ne iss. l ,cceiseu'
nope 'nat sno wiz renie1'oer ..;e .nas
PIocras.il'a,'oh ~ .',, ,no .h'o' " .;,.o, /,
ana no, put GIN in iiAe ange's 'iSi's
as nere.oioro. ,p -. re-,
| poslck says ~ oe gosl ulnssu
II ne pays ior. snas coy, poncoouy
saia he saw iros' 'hc o'her 'norh'ue'
"ris sweet to hear the watch dogs honest bark,
Bay deep mouthed welcome as We "proach oui
home"
But bitter us when ou' upon lark
10 ieei 'ne pop'iVc Dr00'hS'ick wheh VIZ come '
| 1t takes a long stretch of poetic
fancy to imagine "pensiye broom
stick" but what merit there is in The
thought belongs TO me by right o.
originality. (Pat. Sept. 81, 'Sl.)
i found a atwenty-fve ceat piece IL
tho road tho other day. ut was .
lift from an unexpected quarter"
}, lhave. been frequently asked wha
i my views are OIL "emigration," and
, have answered that am emphati
I cally opposed toit. am aware tina
most OF our best citizens, and tht
/ whole Of the press strongly favor II
| am aware that they claim that
0 will develop resources. The ques
ton 10, hayc we resources TO develop
viii 1t result to the interest of th'
: farmers, the bone and sinew of ou
country? We SEQ whole tracts of Ian,
: in high state of cultivation. w
!, see farmers using every energy, bend
! ing every nerve to so improve thei