Semi-Weekly South Kentuckian, 1883-12-04

The front page of 1883-12-04. 142 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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we should etp ottf fo'nsk ourselves if we are able to pay for Oils great necessity, comfort and .convenience. Tho'-quostlon bllityi8 Settled in advance by the assurance that we pay for it , wlthiout( ,additUhal taxation. I txsl is liave-' Vater'-4vbrkfc by all means. . Tlioy will he the means of calling .into operation a hundred small factories iindjiidustrles which are now unthought of.,, In loss than A j-ear after .they . are, built, the old fogies and croakers who 1 now oppso thorn will be loudest in their praises As they now oppoao the water-works

A - suspicious -Character, having Been-. ."Arrested . at i- tlie i Poils la JfeflT Toi'.ki ti'Sa dragged bufbmi the Bar of Justice, and Charged; w.iUi'th? Base Felony of Repeating! . -"I assuli-e your Honor," cried the Prisoner, ' 'that I havo Voted but Ouce." "The

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