Ha8 Had Enough of Hi in.This morning a wild looking ludy camo bolting into the court house anil having gained entrance to the circuit court demanded to know [ if Jim Reynolds had filed a divorce suit there against Emma Reynolds. IT. I). A an-cleave as attorney for .Tames had just completed that interesting ceremony and was slipping away with a half startled, half ^sheepish look when the good lady bo o down upon him and cornered him. She was Emma Reynolds and wanted to hear the complaint read. Mr. Vancleave started to read it in an embarrassed sort of a way but warming to his task wasfairly eloquent when he came to that paragraph in which it was averred that Emma had called Jim about three lines of blanks and a number of dashes. There Mrs. Reynolds’s eyes flashed and raising her hands in disgust she 6houted, “1 don’t want nothing more to do with him, ” and vanished from the court room.