The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-11-24

The man who, on sdr.s .se;aii'oly,
uses the British flag i0' "N'e''i1l,la5 IL
fined.
THERE isn't much o w;Sao 1 1--WE.
a grasshopper and gssnce "'u'er
will jump at the first Gu H.
ALADY complains o. ,, 'nJ prem, zen, male
style, that there u w ~ 'o''"' Ano
too little gentlemsn. r
NOTE P ,rnea ne we'll, for ] have no
t S%bs or mother. Boil the milk we'll
before before giving il 70 the boy"
@wnv y .sked Pat, one day, "why
- MI nn,s.. 4 first-class astronomer ~
wa, was balaam Ian gave 1t up, Of course
!, me otne, lid Fat, "'twss because he
hs Snu ne trouble in finding an ass to.
roid."
SAL II q ragged urchin, and point.
gent'eined ense volume Of smoke that was
ing 10 : e u the windows Of a varehouse
u ,sS Mn sir that Is only the smoke, re.
piled the boy
P" VII the capitalists and manufactur.
W ,.,sn to the demand that is rising nm
ers ns long, irrepressible wall all over
~ "a 4 merics, for cheap grade OF Christ.
lI preserts, adapted TO the wants of
mn n"na men on salaries. -Hawteye.
IT. SHOWS every other day in Rusuia
during the winter, and thousands Of
.o,,nr men join the cars army 10 fipht
;hs Turks for no other purpose than 10
Get ret rid Of shoveling three or four feet Of
s mo of the front payements three or
four times aweek.-- Norrsforn Herald.
THEparsgrapher' association Is greater
than the telegraph, greater than tie tele.
phone. Through its delicate, intricate
process paragrapher can sit in his room
10 New York and scratch the back of 4 /,
psrsgraher in New Orleans Courier,
Journal
IL WAS born in Bath said a djrty..
looking customer, as he harangued q
crowd at political meeting, "and / love
my native place. You don't look as II
you had ever been there since" said one
Of bis hearers, as he proceeded to laud an
opposition candidate.
FoR congress that was convened
expressly to consider appropriations Tor
the army, the present one Isn't, strictly
speaking, success II reminds us OF the
Georgia campmeeting where the mem.
ber assembled TO glorify God, and thu
went toYA<siAx hIckleberries.
Ar the recent ~ &umSp
nearest approach u y
,abybood and nothing
led in an in.ant which
,ound and half This inia y
rss exhibited by a South Acten,
I'd when Il squalls she has to spank u
18th tack hammer.
Az Irisbmar who had been rick a long
mo was one day met by the parish
r;ss, when the following conversation
DWELL, Pat, am glad you
'ua rscovered. Were you not AFRAID 20
Nv, NV, ronr (;od2n "Oh, no, your Tiver-
oe, II was meetin' the other party
At At / was afraid uv" replied rat
Tur trademark treaty between the
ia states and Great Britain provides
~ a,' ,he subjects OF citizens OF each
~ have The same rights as the SUB
rs or citizens of the other, or rs are
!, ar NAV hereafter be granted 10 tne
';.cts or citizens OF the most favorable
-,on in everything rc'ating to me
de marks and trade-labcls upon iuinll.
,be iormallies required by the laws
heir respective countries.
,our wears after the discovery OF gold
Australia mint was established, ana
~ Of the raw gold, instead OF being
! IN Great Britain, was coined ih'o
srei,us in the new colony. The peo-
there for long time looked upon
80 Iocally.coined sovereigns with d.s.
= and disfavor they clamored for the
,ijsh sovereign, and were ready 70 Psy
,emium Tor Il. And yet all the whlI'
,ss an absolute fact that the Aus
is sovereign contained more gold,
Of Of a higher stan lard, than did the
,lsh.