[Amount of As-1 « I I I Amount of Ah- INEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.vPOBTER COTOTY.* From the Valparaiso Messenger.Mr. Charles Casbon, of Porter township, brought a fat bullock to this market last week that weighed 1,900 pounds. Hr. C. Horn, the butcher on Main street, bought him.The village jail at Chestertou, we are told, has been converted into a stable, there being no other use for it. That speaks well lor the morals of our northern neighbors. . -“Do hogs pay?” asks one of our editorial brethren, whose work is to solve agricultural and such problems. Not to any great extent, dear brother. They attend church month after month, but when asked to help support the preacher, don't pay. That is, hogs don't pay. They take a newspaper and read it till at least three new oairs of spectacles are worn out, yet don’t pay. They borrow all manner of things from their neighbors, but they don’t pay They live in the vicinity of free lunch stands, but don't pay. The production of pork is often profitable to those engaged therein, but hogs don’t pay. In the next world Peter will assign them either to a very hot or a very cold place.The Bourbon Democrat, it seems, has labored under some difficulty of late. In its issue of last week the editor says: “We will not publish our paper next week, and if our patrons do not pay up more readily, • we shall not publish the paper in the future. It takes money to pay our hired help, and the majority of our subscribers nrp ntidonhtedl v nfmid that, we are makino-Wtfallarwtha'mio’ewiSusufainoer«Nlt;buisT1fuLlt;heloleW;WteinorweitlatatS'Shi