The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-08
EXCHANGE so1NrIllAyIoNs.

lic Uldfi,WtlO ms very small gar
den is apt to live on hoe made veseta
oies'-ipf, woods.
Is it proper to saw "Mr. Speaker
to-the spokesman of a wagon factory
II Ycoman.
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Very few go till eight and still fewel
get up till late.[--Glasgow Times.
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tbe revarse If tbs nrs ,;c,iops Of The
.lmauacs rRroolenud,,o Nsws
AM;ssonr; mon v,;,b on ;no,ou
mo nail chonned his too ar sTLis
,e9sgv nsyer fsiis For sala ., Ill
barJwsse stores Rswsro If ;m,,a.
tiops.-IMay6eld Monitor,
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graves "Sor ,he Inn A % 0' ,ha , ,p,;ar :
Next th;ng We know soma ssl,o,a ,s;n
beyliying w;,h b;s mo,hor.;n law Car
a ioke.-.TArgus
Tue Chinese women never jump
on a CHAIR anu scream when they see
that needs to boll ;ts sk;rts t;ah, ~
such t;me-[Uenderson News
MISS Florence Elnore, Of the Kate
CiaX'on troupe, IS one Of the lew
laoies who can make Meacham OF the
noulh hen ty'S lay dow. his
Reporter,
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f" nat IS a Dat. asks contem-
porary' as lar as-opr education eS
'ehuS' a oa. Is a 'iiinS 10 encourage a
CAT 70 get on q oacS fence and y com,
P %';,o o. nail Dflck'--l Mayheid
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81, pI ~ s?Ys maj u cant always
oI', ,o ., ,ooA'ns AZ ~ waich way a
I IVuS " mus I pu. ne cah wlnu any
H,"T VI a oo'Ns crew tno ilfst trial
L"ea"ta % sV si a. e t,.api,l gap 100
,;sa Gm =. 'o, % VI se'-au''ary sAer-
''"''' oa4e''e' tqn
~ NV'o 1t 'e'l' VI young iauy
a w. On ,i'on''lI ai'ei huppy marri-
,sn,h,al ' ,';,I a n,II 60 = Sne wac Iiuch
,a,;nn,,' WI" Uo,u iee'' si'npereu nes.-
. . raSl;,.S a.u WIN ingenious slmpncl-
~, ~, w., ), ye'' ou.Iou' .hcy re
o""' ou'n'io 'a@e''e'
About the cleverest thing Bob In
gersoll has said lately was the re-.
Spouse made to the notice Of Ills in.
,ns oIen. " =. .'y peieware coart ior
.aa " nch ! M. o,ate
IN ~. ons VI my own s'ze' said the
"n'! Pssail' argus.
Txn visitors to the Mardi Gras ct
Memphis. were walking along Second
Street at night, when one remarked to
the other, "The gas seems awful
dull and ysilow.H t.Yes," said his
oV", i,an.o" F'oGaoiy II i''sn revoV-
e s. rom tne enec's q Tue yeiio@
'o'er' I oer aS',S.
War has been declared between
Henry Buford and the Kentucky edi-
tors because of the ramarks Of Tue
latter on the action OF the Owen
county jury. The press army will
act entirely on the defense. A nobler
and drawer body of men does not'exist;
and Y WI DC seen whetRcr 'eae Col
o"ei eau whP one INJURED a@d nlty
men Oh war otate journal.
The report in circulation to the
effect that Urey Woodson, of TIE
Muhlenberg Echo, had married al
widow withftbrpe children is false.
Woodson is still single, bit will be
married, we are told, on the 9th of
next August. when the press boys.
propose to give himsa warm reception.
II Paducah Enterprise.
An old cen,,su.n ,,.,, .,,o,,,,,
character, died in Memphis. Saturday
while sitting in his chair. Among
his papers were found wtwenty,seven
:thousand dollars in bills. To antici-
pate any monotonous moralizipg about
a mans carrying so much money
loose on his person, it rs proper to re J.
mark that it was Confederate money.
T Nashville American.
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H. III H., p'R - 9'eeIG up' "oloe
r rols IS D mo...a ~" I. a lpiee pa'
stonos t,Il ,Ta. s.'e ozena a'1 n . as y,
up and send 'em to some charitable