{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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NswsrtasR BoRRoYYeRs---A Coon .IoKE. "A joke winch we copy for the amusement on those who annoy the readers of a news paper by sending To borrow il, appears in the Baltimore Sun, as sort of commentary to a paragraph which appeared in the Ledger.

 A Mir. S. sat reading paper at home, in the morning, before leaving for his store, when the boy of neighbor entered, in the usual way:

 MT S., pappy wants to borrow your Sun, a few minutes, this morning.

 "TeH your papy.o said hir. &, "that am using my Sun. bat,n drawing penny from his pocket and handing it to oihe boy, "ttere's q peang, which am not using just now, with which he can buy one. Tellh he needn't put himself ouI of the way to return it to-day will send for it when want ii, the same as frequently have to do for my paper.o

 PhiadcIIhia Ledger.