A Haunted Clock

There is a clock in this city, oï a gentleman who is not at all g superstition, but yet lie cannot acoos i for a curioiiB wsy his old family cloob I acting of late. It is an eight-daj btit wind it p when yon inay, stilt 6:30 o'clock ou Saturday evening to oloek is dead sure to stnnd still. It n be easily started by moviug the pend:lum, and it will tlieñ continue tillitra down. It has been wound up from it eighth day to within an howr oithetK but it never fails to stop when it reaci the 6:30 hour mark Saturday eveniif Tliis is strange and unaceonntable, I 3 true as gospel - RalcUjh (S. f. Observar. Thp constitntional amendmen' Jorstiy depriving State lcgislatois their per diem and giving tht i session, long or short, hastoned the tb jonrnmeut this year a month oarlier ths usunl. One reason whj it isn't bcsf f cents per quart for strawboir fact that tuey are not worth it, i v frescoed with gold leaf. Old potakal are the best thing to stand ly B