The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-03-27

The South Kentuekian has new
Campbell power press, and is floating
on the tip-top wave of big tide of
prosperity.-Yeoman.
The Hopkinsville South Kentuck-
ian is now printed on a Campbell
press and has new dress. We con-
graduate Editor Meacham on his sue
cess.-Henderson Reporter.
The South Kentuckian, published
in Hopkinsville by Charlie Meacham,
has an entire new spring dress, and it
is squeezed by new power press.
Charlie is still in the singular num-
Der, girls.-George Dittoe.
The South Kentuckian has new
Campbell press and brand-new
dress. The South Kentuckian is a
first-class local newspaper and its en-
ergetic proprietors deserve the hearty
support of their constituents.--Herald
Enterprise. e.. afa
The South Kentuckian comes to US
this week in bran new dress, and
printed on power press. II is great
ly improved in mechanical appear
ance and editorial make up, We are
glad to sec this evidence of enterprise
on the part of its proprietors.-Dixon
Record.
We congratulate our friends Of the
South Kentuckian, on the improved
appearance of this weeks issue, and
hope they will be rewarded by such
increased patronage as true merit de-
serves, for we consider it live paper,
one of our best exchanges.--AIlens-
vile Gazette.
The South Kentuckian promises
to come out in few weeks in q new
dress, printed on power press. We
are glad to note this evidence of ma
terial prosperity on the part our
Christian county neighbors, Meach-
am & Wilgus have made good pa
per Of the South Kentuckian, and de-
serve succcss.-Tobacco Leaf.
The effect of new type, with quota
ton marks, and power press, is
very decided on the Hopkinsville
South Kentuckian. As fond as we
are of it, it was task to read it be-
fore, but now it is so bright and clear
that we can lay aside our specks and
pursue its interesting columns with
ease and pleasure.-Interior Jour-
nal.
The South Kentuckian, published
by Meacham & Wilgus, at Hopkins
vile, came out this week in bran
new dress and printed on new pow
er press, and is greatly improved in
every respect. The Kentukian is q
model weekly newspaper, full of life,
well printed, ably edited articles, and
has an air of independence and can
dor about it that commends it to
everybody. We hope it the largest
measure Of succcss.-Park City Daily
Times.
The South Kentuckian, published
at IIopkinville, one of our pert ex-
changes, gives evidence of substantial
support by DOMINIC new dress of
bright clean type, and substituting a
Campbell power press for the old
style one. The reason for this i'm
provement is very manifest. The ed
itor is bachelor, and is not obliged
to spend his surplus income in buying
seal skin sacques and diamonds for
his better half, like the majority of
benedict editors. If Brother Meach-
am is as good looking and attractive
as his paper is in its new sprint"
however. we opine that II viii not be
long before he makes another and
more serious change, unless his heart
is proof" against the charms of the
fair sex.--Semerset Republican.
The South Kentuckian, Hopkins
, vile, has always occupied foremost
place in the ranks of the best country
, papers in the State, but since the pur-
chase of new power press and new
\ outfit by its enterprising proprietors
) it is brighter and better than ever.
Its publishers and proprietors have
: elegant editorial and convenient COM
| posing rooms in their new quarters
on Nashville street. and their ofiiceis
, rushed with orders for job printing,
while their advertising and supscrip-
; ton patronage ahas been largely in
creased, and the Office is doing large
and lucrative business. Messrs.
, Meacham &..Wilgus. the proprietors.
are energetic, enteprising, worthy
and deserving, and merit the success
and prosperity that they enjoy. hav-
ing worked valiantly and untiringly
to build up the paper We wish them
continued and increasing prosperity.
, I-Zeno Young.