The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-29
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Nations fighting on side. scared
darkey, and lottery drawing reports
may all be set down as allies, provided
you can see it.-Glasgow Times.
CoIeridge declared that man never
really forgot anything Probably MIR.
Coleridge never owed debt or run
newspaper. --Arkansaw Traveller. 4
Pleasant nights.
s; Hot, dry anil dusty again.
A good rain ia badly needed now.
Jacksonville Weather Bulletin.
A. NJ. Scales has been rcnominated
for Congress in North Carolina. It
10 be hoped that he will be placed in
the hands Of Justice. --Arkansaw Trav-
cler.
At Covington, August 10th, Mr..
John S. Take and Miss Sallie Klein.
Po1r John, To we,llock thus In Klein-d,
Gives Bachelors the shake;
He'll come some glowing day to ind
Wa He's made small Miss Take,
" When John HALLS was attacked by
a crowd Of roughs Bill Lemon aided
him to ronte the enemy. That was
the kind Of Lemon aid John preferred
Just hen.--State journal.
At last accounts Mr.. Arab Bey was
still holding the fort. Mr.. Bey has
been raised in Harem and under
stan IS the secret Of resisting large op
posing forccs.--Saturday Post.
The Terms Siftings has two con
tributors whose initials spell the nam,
most usually applied to the editor o
that sheet. They are J. Amory Kuo,
and Alex s. Sweet. Sunday News
The failure of the United State
circns to put in an appearance at Mad
isonville leads Fahrenheit Young t,
say: 1--WE have three circus cuts W
will sell dirt cheap. They cost u'
about $50. What do we hear bid fo
them?"
The shooting of men by women TO
real or imaginary wrongs has becom
epidemic. II it would only reach thi
place--but hold! 1t is not certai
that the lahdedah Washers can DO con
sistently classed as men.--Louisvill
Argus.
10
edo yon see that young man goin
along there?"
"yes; what of it?"
Hes got girl on the BRAIN"
"Ah; Judging from his appearance
the girl must have soft seat. Stat
Journal.
"He's the greatest masher | eve
saw" said one fellow, speaking {
another. the other day "He can eve
manage to get noticed when the Lou
isyille Legion fellows are around wit
their military clothes on" Thi
settled it.-Louisville Argus.
When a certain unsophisticatt
country Democrat was asked to 90
certain place and hear a very prom
inent gentleman speak Oh the tart
he began walking off. and said:
won't 60 and hear no man who pu
on SO much style as to speak OH tn
kind ola thing The man who speal
on a wagon, or on the stump of IRE
is the man ] want to hear.--Sta
journal.
In the ladies' cabin OF certa
ferryboat this notice is posted: 1T
seats in this cabin are reserved for /
Indies. Gentlemen will please !
occupy them till the ladies' are seated
Can this mean that the gentlemen {
to occupy the seats after the ladies .
seated?, That would rather reve
the natursl order Of things, would
it9-Suuday Argus.
A $4,000 dress is said to be oc'
sionally visible at one Of the Sarato
hotels. Confound the luck! Wi
Mrs. ANGUS left for the summer, it "
expressly understood that she was !
to wear any of her $4,000 dresses
Saratoga. Fancy woman dressi
like that at one horse wsteping pl'
where they charge only 81 so per q
for board! People will say she 5 str
up.--Louisville Argus.