MoTe Fun in Arkansas.
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About four years since an old Pennsyl-
vanian by,the name of Furgeson came to
this place for the purpose of teaching
school, and being somewhat dissipated and
very talkative, rendered himself very disa-
greeable, and took every occasion to exhib-
it his superior knowledge and acquire
lnents. An occasional visitor at the house
at which he boarded was Tom Magness'
well known 10 many of our readers, who
was coynered one day by the learned school
master, and being somewhat nettled al
the old mans continued fi.e of"big talk >
as Tom termed it, he said:


"Look here old customer, what did you
come out here for; you boast of the smart