Daily Republican., 1881-10-29
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Two Sides tS a sta,

There are always two sids,
tha, In, IN some cases more. 1t ann. Ssot
INA. .na. there are more than two spPea siPa
,ne ssory relating to the seizura .'ues os
household goods of Levi, H., VI
constable, for rent. Much hasaM'n,oy ', W
IN different papers in regard to pppearl ,p
Ter, which ', showed Mr.. List in ,a. ra,ha my
PAD light to the public. Knouin'nne ,in'ner
L's'' ana thinking all was not q, x ~;
representative of the REprpI,s
called upon MIR. List, in order To "n,c aa.
true facts in the case. Mr.. Iist se'
that John Burnside owns e tha 'satI
put his son'in.law collects the rem, mon
he came to MIR. List before the Sa
were levied on and asked fo. soo
amount due, A2, when Mr. 1is, iot
him that he did not have that ",' w.
but expected some work in da" u
two, and then he would n,u u"i
re agent rather insisted on his ~ ~
ing then and there, but Mr. "a "a
said 1t was impossible for him r.
the money; be offered any of his f,I'
ture in payment for the anon, u"
TIE agent told him to sell il and
him the rent. This Mr.. List wou1, %
do, as he had never in his life hesn u'' -
pelled to sell any of his housebnII " W
to pay his bills. The agent thaas sot
and the matter dropped until the ~
stable came to the house and lari,S
the goodt, and acten in stran,a "
ner, wanting to take cverythine % aug
to a memorial anchor and the t,w, Wv
Bible, and when appealed to not J." % ,n
these articles, he said in rather ".
way take them ont of here ,hen
going to clean the house" Other ~.
were levied on which he had n, ~
TO sell, and they had to be taken ~
a trunk and thrown over into ,ba
joining yard in a rough bund Nh.
ticles in que tion were clothes h,sn
ing to deceased daughter
FlnaIly the constable secured N
goods he could and bad them r.ma.
to an auction room for sale. Br,or.
sale took place, however, Mr. L,r
tain.d tine whole amount Of III. \;
S42, and offered 1t to the cons'ab,a II.
retns, Il to take II, bu6 offered IN ,a,
the matter Tor $50 and no, s.. a,.n
in an aiterhoou contempocsv #
(LisD would vaca.e the hooy ri
Mr.. lis refused TO do, saying he h
rented the house unit, the 18th GINA,
ami he would not leave II uui, 4
time, unless II was burned Ao1
ev'r lis head, aun then told tn. cd
stable thar he & old gu un wlth the
and ile wni,i hlN III ius goods, whs,
wanted II iiirlr, ,hu he uHii no, yiri
the hutlse, = ANN HAT w.rn BE- wan,
IL ieaNc he wuuid cave honoYAby
owing a cent tu- re- l.
The who t suiu and substance
the matter, seems to t, rnc r. sIpw,,
on the part ct the agent than apJuI
else, and he wanted possession ot
property worse than he wants the md
ey. ltappears that the owner had
trrei the hons. to his son-ln.law to n
in if he could get possession Of it, hpp
the means he used to obtain it, T
seemsto be the true state of AFFAIR.", al
We think Mr.. List has suffered iniusti
AT the hands Of these parties. aud ID
he has acted right in retaining poss,
sion Of the premises. If he had acceI
ed the terms offered by the parties, Al
settled for $50 ard moved out, u
probability when his things were !od
ed on the wagon, and they had poss,
sion OF the house, the things Won
have been seized for the balance Of d
rent, and Mr.. List and his faml
would have been thrown upon tAd
friends until he could secure ano.t
house.