Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-01
'PLEASANTRLES'
MOSES was q Rush un.
A DEBTORS tree-Willowe.

MOSES was Rush un.
A DEBTORS tree-Willowe.
HoT wether-Roast mutton.
GOES against the tide-A decree Of di-
vorce. .. -- -..t,.f
A BOARDING HOUSE keepers tree
Ash.
A MAN feels bowlder when he has the
rocks in his pockets.
A GOOD whisky sling-Sling the bottle
out of the window. 80
AN aeronaut, after initiating his bal
loon, highs him away on his trip.
"DFF1NE gentleman" you say! Wen, yes, l think
cant 't- --i.
He's as gentle as a woman, and as manly as a man.
London Truth
The evil that men do lives after them.
Cows, likewise, do not give oleomargarine
until they are dead.
CALL work and no play makes Jack
dull boy" Very few Jacks will become
dull boys if left to themselves.
WHAT is that which you cannot hold
ten minutes, although it is lighter than
a feather? Your breath. =
A YOUNG married man whose house
rent is paid by his mother-in-law alludes
to her as his darling payment.
HuMoRIsTs are not necessarily dark
eyed, but we have seen q good many
practical iokers with black eyes.
AN Ohio man has taken the smallpox
from a pet pig. When once this disease
gets into family it is pretty sure to go
throughit
OLD Ocean may be excused for
Flashing himself TO fury" occasionally,
on the ground that he has been crossed
good many times.
The condor of the Andes is said to
kill his prey with his bill, and the mil
liners of this country are trying the
game on married men. .N
ATMospHERIcA1 knowledge is not
thoroughly distributed to our schools.
A boy being asked, !"What is mist 2"
vaguely responded, san umbrella"
SOME fellows are never satisfied. We
know chap who sat down to dinner
with twelve females, and then had the
concentrated cheek to call for molasses.
J. "MY days works big gum" as the
foundry man said when he commenced
to cast cannon" "My days works
ORE" said the man at the .blastfur-
mace. t ~ t-ys ~
CoNJURoRs astonish an audience by
taking rolls of ribbon from their mouths,
but then it is a. common thing to see q
carpenter take hammer and nails out Of
his chest f~
| y The brilliant Sophia Arnold, when
she heard Of certain diplomatist that
had been eaten by the wolves, ex-
claimed: "Poor brutes Hunger must
indeed be terrible thingP
, "THE most difficult man to please
, that I ever saw" said an old Judge,
, 'was my friend, Col. -, who didn't
I, wish to be lied about, and couldn't beal
$ to have the truth told Of him."
A CALIFORNIA convict, who was about
to be hanged, coolly sang song to thu
Shelf ii, but the local journals do no
, know the name Of the song. 1t mus
J, have been, "Break the Moose Gently.
: In town in the South Of England {
r lady teacher was teaching class Of iu
e veniles in mental arithmetic. She com
menced the question, eff you buy |
s COW for two pounds" when up came
: little hand. "What is it, johnny
, "Why, you can't buy no kind of a GOV
: for two pounds. Father sold one 70
n ten pounds, the other day, and she wa
!, regular old scrub at that"
,dt 81 DEAL" remarks the merchant; I"
J, cut" adds the carpenter; 81 turni
u spades" says the gardener; at pass,
observes the railroad Superintendent
s. az lead hearts," adds the beau; 81 fo
low suit" says the tailor with his ittl
1 ,i bill; ~ trumpet" chimes the cornet
,e player; You cur" shouts the butcher
in as the dog runs off with two-poun
70 steak. Thus many classes seem to b
made game Of.