Miss Fniiuie Trout, who has been
sick for some time. wo aro glad to su) ,
is improving. Mrs. B. F. Burden is
quite sick. A. Knhu is again
to bis bed.
Many of our people are looking as
if they wero taking the"spnng fever."
Water being ory high, wo have u
good many loungers this week as well
as last. Wiiitk Winob.
HAYNESVILLE.
Farmers uro beginning to plant
corn.
Rev. H. C. Hook, of Hardinsburg,
filled his rogu'ar appointment at this
place last Sunday, andt preached a
most excellent sermon.
Hurvey Winkler and wife were
in this neighborhood last week.
Gurlaud Lanuru has moved to
Oweusboio (olive.
Queky: If Samuel H. hollows 110
times while plowiug around oue acre
of land, with four corners, without
rocks or sUiinpg, how many times
would ho speak to his horses while
ploughing of! the laud, supposing
the plow to cut one foot each rouud?
Ei.n.na.
AHI.YOII XABK by !inilK"Uon.
Unaltlfwlinii, nm nf Appetite, Yellow
Hklnl .Slillnli'i Vitnliier I kUU Piiie,
HoMl.v Y. lira.
Tho Judge Was Meroiful.
IF.idmnire.l
The vagwaa before the police judge
on the usual charge, and it was not
the first time either. On this occasion,
however, ho was seedier than ever
and tho color on his noso was several
shades more crimson than it had been
at any prevrous appearances.
"Urn! urn!" refleotod the Judge, as
he held his noso and glanced over
the culprit, "sojou aie horj again?"
'Yes, yer honor," driveled the
prisoner.
