The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-02-21
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some time, am glad to learn are con
valescent.
A city hall is being bSiit on Rail.
road Street, 1t will be owned by
Mr. Vincent Croft, the most enter
prising citizen Of the day. AMI will
add new feature 10 the rapid i'm
Eprovement Of Crofton.
Two Crofton merchants spent las
Sunday III eo@-huuting and paid pen
ance the following week in undergoing
the trials Of the joke that had bcel
perpctrated upon them by misinfornla
tion on the part Of the ''toys" as t,
the cows whereabouts.
One Of the long expected immi
grants arrived here last week. n,
was cordially received and aiheed
BY Mr.. w. A. Nichols. the sanguin
and energetic immigrant agent at thi,
place. liz was carried out to .'view
the prospect" and ! ain told was well
pleased with the advantage and in.
ducements offered by this fair coun-
try.
MARRlED-At the residence OF Ms
Henrietta johnson ON the evening oI
the l4th inst, by the j. VI. West, Mr.
Ben b. Sansum Of Evansville, Ind,
to Miss Maggie johnson Of this place,
Mr.. SAMSON was formerly u citizen o.
Crolton where through his marked in.
duStfy and energy as business man,
and high social qualities he had gain
ed many friends to welcome him back,
and congratulate him on his connu.
bial expectations. The bride, ayoung
lady Of high attainments, possessc,
those superior qualities that Heaven,
alone, Can endow and is much he.
loved by all who knSw her. Hand
some, discreet and amiablc, the La,
long been a ruling favoriie in thi'
community. They left the following
'iay after their marriage attended b.,
Mr. AL Stevens and Miss Susie Levi,
tor Evansville, the home Of the bride.
groom. Of course our best wishes are
for them. We wish them all the
bliss that a lavorlng Heaven cal,
shower upon human hearts But lii
is not an unbrokcu spell Of either day
or night. The darkness and light ART
interspersed--a cloud--a sunbeam
sometimes a storm; but in sprinl
time And sN'hmer time and autumn
ami winter and through all tn. vicissi
tudes may the solemn vows remain un
broken, and each lie he maze hap
pier by the other. May she hoao
aud obey iin with analterable rev
crcncc and may ! is Maggie always b.
as fair'as when 10th were 20 ing
and when lie's volum. is compl,,t
| and the '.endless story" is done ms,
it have been replete with the "old, oil
story" aud the golden chain that nov
binds iheHi. two hearts as one. hav,
been nnscvcr,le,.
After few short weeks vacation
taking Christmas" attending balls
suppers, and weddings, deer huntiu,
in the snow. bird hahting among th
slashes. tackling the giant lawyer O
the hills, (chcwea up by the same,
giving learned and wise advise to eli
ents and engaging in all the sports an
exercises to which my nature is inclin
ed; enjoying many spells Of happines
and satisfaction more Of remorse AM
rcgrt. this week finds me preparing
to again take upon me the RESPONSE
bilities Of pedagogue. Must la,
aside the gayeties ami irivolities o
voutlI and assume the air Of earnest
ness and command. 1t is Away,
with peculiar reluctance that l begil
school, there are many doubts am
fears attending the undertaking; bu
over these better thought prodem
mates and | enter the work with mucl
pleasure. No position Is SO honorable
no place so sacred to me IN my schoo
roam. always enter it WITH prid,
and try to perform its duties actuater
by an intense desire for the children
whose smiles and greetings render
each morning more beautiful and eacl
day more bright. trust that | ma,
have the uni.ed interest Of NY pa
irons ami ihat they may assist me il
making the present term better thar
amy preceding one.
DwEss.