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EDUCATIONAL.
TOHNs HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,

Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
COLLEGIATE AND UNIVERSITY COURSES.
The next Academic Year begins September "a 1884
ss E sn Of sE. from
Circulars giving full information viii be sent on ap-
plieation by postal card to theUniversty
GERMAN SUMNER SCHOOL. SCHOOL. ROOM IO23
June sd Children from 6 years of ago taught in :
sl3 9th St n. W. At home 2to p m. je17-
w Tse SCHOOL FOR SlRI
a 2s street northWes sfp s Ps H. 1s se
PMTnnTT1Pai IN the premises. or G. T DUNLOP n
MUsIC-GUITAR. SINGING, PIANO AND HAIR
By 1DT e
teed . L. W" OF music stores satisfaction %y ssiI Inn
'E'M BERILTz SCHOOLS OF LANagAeEs OF
L BBa afTIMsoRE P MssH1 NdT1S
Are for the hot Branches 1t the fol-
6 6IkfSII6 "a sEs , Hoas'
Special arrangements with hotels and boarding
Apply to . Franklin ST. Baltimore Nd, or 7as 18th
that date to the BEKLTz SCHOOL" .. the above re-
- Organist and Choir Master
eaes sn street northwest Pupils taught privately
s sRKs2o Bo lHs5fTSI nSp DAY SCHOOL
Csbe Principals 1912 and 1914 18th street northwest
Next session opens SepteInber 26, 1884 with fun
0Ss vs. D. GaBE institute,
HOWE'S BUSINESS SCHOOL, SIT 7TH St. HAS THE
a.as @hoSs In
's hsn .fis usual Tune open ali the year Bust
Sreliing and Correspondence: Is a month: S12 for
alone s. Terms higher after October LIST. my2O
Nj lSS AMY I4EAVITT, OF BOSTON,
ASE Teacher OF Vocal and instrumental Music and h8r
mony. Lessons continued during the summer Address
ION iVh street northwest my6
SIENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. LINCOLN
> Han Building corner 9th and D streets Oar and
Night Sessions. Complete in its arrangements for
training sons and daughters. and men and women for
support, usefulness and honorable independence
right $50; quarter day. $50: night 9I6 Students
received every month ip the year Spring and summer
sessions RnssY q aPIiss.t9R PRINCIPAL
MRS SARA = SPENCER. Vice Principal mh29
c ". FLYNN. A. NJ PRIVATE TUTOR
Ee s.. corner sth and streets northwest
Mathematics: Latin, Greek; French. German Ensii.h
competitive examinations Terms in advance
E,vENINa Classes ssA MONTH
Penmanship. u s. History, Geography, Spelling. au20
A MCCAIN MUSIC-BYR EOUESTO NUMEROUS
"A friends ana pupils VIII remain this GUNNER and
quickly 70 the very highest culture More voices are
PROFESSOR DE WOIOWsKTS's Musical Insti HT "a
$40 New York avenue apA
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Application for rates to Clubs should be made only
to the Office of the Company in New Orleans
For further information write clearly giving full
dress. Make P. O. Money Orders payable and address
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
. NEW ORLEAN6 La
Postal notes and ordinary letters by mail or e1nrem
(a sums Of % and upwards by expzes at our expnsa
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TOMORROW.

EOLEY, Auctioneer
Nd ERwRITER's sALEOF DRY GOODS, DAMAGED
BY FIRE AND WATER, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT soS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
THIR ., at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
meres. Dress Goods. ParasOls. Embroideries French
Sateens lnaia Linens and White Goods Fans Hosiery
Ginghams, Lawns and Domestics.
This is rare chance for buyers of Dry Goods every
lot will be sod without reserve, to the highest bidder
jel9-1w NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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McGHAN On Tuesday june 18th. 1894 at $40
McGhan.
Funeral Win take place from the fmmacus.s Co.
ception church, sth and streets northwest. Thur
day, June 18th. ct Sp. m
POWELL. Departed this life June a l8e4, 49,
abort bat Painful lines, NETT1E CECILIA Pow LII
the only ehid q MsrY and the late Henry fSwsar
aeed twenty -one years and nine month";
Her funeral VIII take place from her laee ressosns
l212 Nineteenth street. 70 morning st ociock
and thence to St Augustines Church. when req
msss VIII be said Relatives and friends are renpecS
invited to attend.
TATsAPAUGH. On Juns q 10eA = e8 9
inflammation Of the hratn HOWARD y. %
month. $1,000
nogfhwest Sp. m. ThursdAy. ~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

sfEESf III S5FEfT FSASS
e 5 appiz aEkS optS 81
7e g SHSssRsS xk1fas9oH HsE s5sz
Is SanR q: Situated in
just On the and having spendd
view Of the city and suFToundns country. This sale
Colupbi, Heights have been sold and these lots are
BE- ssss h
some Ct best citizens having purchased
thi. property and new church is now being erected
Terms: One fifth cash. and 4 portion Of balance can
remain i've years at s1 cent interest semi
Sea1a y nnd Gss. can be made
definite terms win be announced terms are not
to
ssssr ys Notice Of such resale
Iosit Of 800 required each lot sold Con-
% .hS can be
o5sinsd at ONCE Of M sp4
Of n5H AB9yE sAEE S Re-
o.i AT SIN O'CLOCK some OF the most desirable
os sct%''nn un'0 TN IN e III iS h s
THos. J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers.
TEgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
AVENUE NoRTHWEsT f. -'-' o0AASoA
1875 and recorded in iber 79! folio 25S Of the
land records Of the District of Columb8, and by h A
rection of the parties thereby secured will sell pub
Lie auction. In front Of the premises. WEDNESDAY
that certain piece parcel Of land situate and lying
known and described as Lot No. 4. in Shepherds sub
division Of square No l64 az said subdivision il record
ed in the Surveyors Office Of said District in ber D.
c. folio 40 together With the improvements thereon.
consisting Of double two story and basement with
mansard roof. brick dwelling, &C.
G Terms OF sae cash. OF which deposit of
equal installments payable In and two years with
interest at per cent for which the promssory notes
OF the secured deed Of trust of prem
ises sold VIII be required all cash. at the option
the purchaser. The terms of sale must be complied
the right to resell at the risk and Of the deautng
purchaser upon ten days notice in the Evening Star
ANDREW G. BRADLEY, Trustee,
GuntOn Building 472 Louisiana ave.
THOS. j. FISHER CO.. Aucts jel3-d&ds
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II. A. DAUPHIN.
NEW ORLEANR, LA
jel8-w&a4w

w Carpet Lining Felt Shoemakers squeak Port.
land and b Top CementA Lima Plaster. Pitch. Felt
Hair. Crockk TaI Tins. 10 MlA
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TUE AccoT1Nk MILLS.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

On SATURDAY JUNE TWENTY-EIGHT, 1884, at
TWEsLvE NJ in the city Of Alexandria. Va. at the
above named property. insisting Of FIGURING. Grist
and saw Mills. will be offered at public auction.
This Is one Of the NEST desirable milling properties in
Virginia.
At the same time. also. tract Of land the Poto-
mac river, adjoining Mt. vernonpart Of the original
Mt Vernon estate. containing about 100 acres.
Terms Ten cent cash; the residue in three equal
annual instalments, with interest, bonds with APP
Proved security to be given therefor and title retained
TILL they are paid Sale by order Of circuit court Of
Prince William county. Va.
5. FERGUSON BEACH,
E. E. MEREDITH, Commissioners
je2O-6t r. WALTON MOORE
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MI. Bradley, who was recently appointed to con-
duct the civil suits against the star route contract
ors has been I'm consultation with the Postmaster
General during the past few days In relation to the
questions involved.
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WHAT IS IT,
w HeNo Tea is an absolutely pure tea without COL
erlng material or any manipulation to give it hand
some appearance and every cent Of the of He Is
10 be found IN the drinking qualities He No Tea is sold
by all retail grocers To protect the public from iuita-
lions and TO preserve the strength and favor He No
lea Is sold only in the original metal lined packages
quarter half and pound Sizes each with name and
trademark The trade supplied by
MARTIN GILLET Co.,
tstablished ISL fmySl Baltimore
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PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ENGINEER
" AND ARCHITECT

" AND ARCHITECT
NEW PENSION BUILDING.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June sd 1884
Proposals invited for Fitting Up in the new PEN
sion Building two Toilet Rooms for gentlemen the
other for ladies, on the lower floor
Also. for Furnishing and Laying Wood Floor Of 5-4
southern pine flooring sleepers three inches wide
the rooms south Of the east and west gates.
Also for Furnishing Glazed Sash for the windows
the outside and for Glazed Frames and Doors for the
inside openings of those rooms
Pians ana specifications be seen at this Office
Bids should be sealed. and will be opened at NOON
OF TWENTY-EIGHTH JUNE, 1884 in this Office
te24-3t Supervising Engineer and Architect
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~CAPITAL PRIZE, S75,0O0.aa
TICKETS ONLY S. SHARES IN PROPORTION
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

n,ents for az the Monthly and SEMI nnual Drawings
or Ihe Louisiana State Lottery CODtpdnu and in per
son manage and control the Dyacin0s te1nseiues and
that hs saa,e are conducted NTH honesty fairness and
81 Good faith tO,odrd all parties and authorize tho
Company to this certificate, acih -snsies Of 0ter
signatures attached. in its advertisements"
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Paymaster Chas P. Thompson,
ordered to the bureau OF provisions and clothing.
Paymaster A. S. Kenny, as member OF the court
OF inquiry; Surgeon II. j. Balm detached from the
Marine rendezvous, New York, and ordered to the
Minnesota Passed Assistant Surgeon Robert
Whiting. from the Vermont, and ordered to the
Marine rendezvous, New YORK
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
TkgsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
EAST CAPITOL AND SOUTH STREETS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to u.s. dated August "a
10TH 1873 and recorded in ber $685. folio 6 ct seq G
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party thereby will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises Nos IL
and Is 4,h street s9gthesst st SIX O'CLOCK NJ on
certain pieces or parcels Of ground situate in city
and IN Friedrchs recorded subdivision of origi-
nal lots nlnbe fifteen Q5l and sixteen 6 in square
numbered seven hundred and ei9hty-seven (787 each
Of said lots and having front 22s5 feet on 4th
street southeast with depth Of ninety @ feet to
alley Each lot being improved by brick
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money in
cash balance in six and twelve month lis from day OF
sale with interest ct the rnte Of SIX centum
Of the property sold all cash
option deposit Of 800 each lot required at time
OF SALE II the terms Of sale not complied With
within Ave days from the day Of sale the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the and cost
Of the defeultng purchaser after FIVE days advertise
nent in the Evening Star. AL conveyancng at the
'''' - 'A' HOKATIO BROWNING, r-.,..
je2l-dkds ALPHECS MIDDLETON.} AF"s'eea
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and Wednesdays and Clafs-l Point and
f,st:s wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and we'd
ne~Iays w. lreghts received daily
zig 7th street wharf.
7 OOK AT LON FARES.
~ FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK
ssarnqr JANE NIOSEIEY leaves Washington tor Nor
IN AZ $50 IN making close connection with steam
y, Tor New Yorx ocean View. Virginia Beach and all
r. I;5fT9N I RITER LASDINGs-Fare 2sc Steamer
Nv THOMPSON leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
Tor Information Apply by telephone or otherwise to
General Office. sixth street wharf terminus 1th or
Go PHILLIPS. supt. ieis
nnI9 LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON
J. I roe and L Z The ms south .1d rYcr, s1o,
o5e q these popular steamers leaves Seventh
stree, wharf daily tsuniays eIfeepte5D at $50 p m
"a retuTning ard CornfeId Harbor ON the tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday TIP only
SATURDAY NIGHT s NE ME-; RETURNS MONDAY
Exclusive competition with Boston and Providence
mend steanlers. Norfolk and western. SesboarJi
and Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Pss-aer ami rsous can be secured at Baltimore and
oh sses s .s at ba h isFsss sna rsaasy
e,fy post Office office Of Knoxs express 9th street and
feansyly anis avenue, and at company's ofce. eth
Knoxs express will call for and check baggage from
hetes and private residences.
Fright received daily until 5p. m
sn WILLIAM P. WEIGH. General Agent.
CTEAMER AREowsMITH
Leaves Seventh-street wharf At IAN
FOE POTOMAC RIVER LANDTNGs
renrectng with Baltimore and Ohio r ?tSnsvherf1s.
sic st Alexandra with 80 Ferry Boat from W ash.
.rSton On Mondays for NomInl and iuterlne-
cistc landings. returning Tuesdays. On Thursnays
scr CurTionan Nonini. ST. Clements Bay wharyee md
Intermediate laDdinzs returning Fridays On Satur-
for NolllI CErTlCLail and er-IIst
yetu-HlNs SUNDAYS
JB PADGETT, Ayt
e w. RIDLEY. Man,
e22 sSyens h-street wharf. WASHINGTON. ID. O.
DoTO8AC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt W O. Geozhegan wifi rcs1Im.
fertr1ps 10 baltimore and River Landings. SUNDAY
March 9th. leayiuE StephensOns wharf y NJ leay-
NJ Baltimore for Washington every FRIDAY at pm
Fright received until pm saturdays oNLL
Al River fright must be PREPAID
PASSENGER accoInIlOdaton unequalle1
Applyto STEPHENSON S BRO. Agents.
mh3-5m eth street wharf
Mt VERNON, MI. VERMONT,
STEAMER ". ". CORCORAN
Leaves sthstreet wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
vernon al 10 O'Clock ILL., returning, reaches Washing
ton about $3.50 pm.
go L. Z. BLAKE, Captain
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NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPERS.
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Will ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL kOLLA
BREAD AND BISCUITS
Wholesale Depot corner LIST street and Indiana
jel WIN. NJ. GAIT j. co.
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AUCTION SALES.

w es7 Louisiana avenue, opposite City Post Once
FURNITURE SALE.
THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SIXTH
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE AND EFFECTS, ICE BOXES, SHOW
CASES MATTINGS, &c. &c, TOGETHER WITH
TWENTY ANTIQUE MAHOGANY, BRASS CLAW
FOOT AND OTHER TABLES, SEvEkAL DESKS
AND OTHER GOODS, TO BE SOLD AT AUG
TION WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS THURSDAY,
JUNE TWENTY-SIxTH, COMMENCING AT TEN
1t FIVE THOUSAND FINE CIGARS.
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4Zzz1zaxzzzq@z:;
NE%@<~<
Commissioner.


Incorporated IN 1868 for twenty five by the Leg
slature for Educational and Charitable purposes-with
acapital OF 81 600 000to which fund Of
&650OOO has since been added.
~ an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
December ID, A. d. 1879
The only Lottery uoted on and endorsed bv the
people Of any state.
1t Nerer Scales or Postpones
PLACE MONTHLY
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS g, IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS TUES
DAY. JULY 15 1884.
10th MONTHLY DRAWING.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
100 600 Tickets at SIS each. Fractions in fths in pr-
portion.
LIST OF PRIZEA
Capital P.ize. e GOO
do. do. 5000
do. do. 10000
2Prizes OF $S0o0 l2OO0
do. 1000. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
10 do. 1OUO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
20 do. 600. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
100 do. POO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
800 do. 100. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
500 do. 6O........................... 5000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES. -''0'
Approximation Prizes OF $500 675O
DO. 90. 600...... $500
DO. 90 250....... 22S0
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A CANOE CLUR-The notice In TIE 6fAR some
time ago In reference to canoe club In the District
has created such an interest In the sport that q
meeting 70 organize club n TO be held &C the once
Of DR.. Lattmef, l106 New York avenue, Thursday
evening, At O'Clock. All who are Interested IN
0uegted 70 att0nd
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GEN. SHERMAN REGRRTs.-Gen ". T. Sherman
has written to the Washington Schuetzen verein
returning his thanks for the honor conferred by
them In elect1ng him an honorary member OF their
organization for life. He refers to the many pleas
ant occasions on which he has participated with
the Germans and their friends In their innocent
en1oyments, and expresses his regret that he has
st. Louis.
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MAR RI RD.
DIED.

KRAUsE-FRAELRR On June ii, 1884 II the par
eonsge OF St. Johns church. by the Rev w Leonard
CHAH. A KRAUSE TO ELLA n FRAELER
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-01

Now you can see that our COMMITTEES has all
the requirements necessary to build any grand
structure without the aid OF any mechan-
les, unless from, some other State or county.
Now. gentlemen OF the committee, will ask
Won In all candor, why we have been thus treat
ed Have we not administered to your wants
whenever you have needed our labor or advice9
And have we not given perfect satisfaction,
and assisted to the very extent of our ability
and means to build and improve our city? But
now, as soon as there is any public building to
be erected, and large amount of money to
be expended, instead Of giving ms the benefit
of the same, you pass us by as thing unclean.
LIS it because we are inferior In our moral orr In
tellectual qualities and therefore not worthy OF
your honorable body +? Or is 1t because
YOU can sit in your Observatories with
your windows open SO as to catch the
refreshing breeze, that you may enjoy your
shady elevation, and at the same time look
down on us toiling in the hot sun for mere
nominal amount, barely enough to keep the
w,lf from our door, that our families may not
become county charge? or Is 1t because you
have a chicken to feed that is imported from
some other State, that you can fatten on our
lrovender and by so doing keep ms In the ditch
subject to your generous and humane will?
With this remain as ever your friend,
q. III. BLISS.
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LaHarpe Locals .

Miss Maude French returns to Kansas City
this week.
Mr.. welsner is improving the looks of his
house by an addition ofa porch on the south
The proprietors of the store have pat up a
porch IN front, and are putting room onto the
back of their store and have dug cellar and
cistern lately which is great Improvement to
their already cOmmodious store building.
Mr.. John Patterson gave an ice cream sup
per to his many friends at Mr.. French's last
Friday evening before leaving. The house was
filled to Oyerfowihg, but somehow they had
plenty of ice cream for all and some left, Some
of the boys said they ate 8 dishes-not little ten
cent dishes that you get ct Ice cream parlors
but saucers heaping full. But suffice it to say
every one did ample justice of the delicious ice
cream and cake. Mr.. Patterson leaves with
the good will of every one and we hope to see
him back Often
Miss Mcbride the accomplished young friend
of Miss Hackney leaves for home this week.
We would advise some of the young ladies to
inquire first of stranger II he is married or
single before allowed him to escort thin home
Independent of the Couran. looked rather Ion
" last Sunday driving around In his buggy by
himself. We say never mind she will soon be
back, and would also say right here do not be
afraid Forgetmenot will wilt IL 1t is a tlelic ate
flower with such refreshing showers as we are
having.
We are sorry to chronicle that another Of our
most estemable young men has left us. Mr. +.
NJ Davis who has been station agent at LaHarpe
Harp for about two years, has resigned his po-
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Mr.. Gidiey's children have the measles.
Cherry Grove Sunday School has been changed
from O'Clock in the afternoon to 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon.
Rev. Barber preached at Salem last Sunday.
The Salem young folks surprised Mis- Matte
Brady Monday night, the occasion being her
birth day. All spent pleasant evening.
A republican down this way thinks Cleveland
will be elected because the prohibition ticket
will take enough votes from the republican
party to defeat Blaine. We don't think any
thing OF the kind, but we do think that the bes.
thing the prohhibitionists can do is to stay
with the republican party, IL they want the
temperance cause to succeed. He thinks 1t will
serve the republicans right, II Cleveland Is
elected, for not putting prohibition plank in
the platform at Chicago, and that the next time
they will remember the temperance people.
A democratic president for the next four years
would put the temperance cause back several
years at least. We say let the States take IL in
hand first and the Nation afterwari. Prohibi-
ton has got to come through the republican
party, for every one knows that the majority Of
the democrats are whiskeyites.
Phil EARLEY.
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A DIFFERENT OPINION.

Editor Regisfer:-In the REGISTER of July 18th
we notice quite lengthy article entitled, "a
Few Facts, 1t goes on, "with yonr permits
sion etc. - 81 came here one year age
and bought through Mr.. Bowlus of Nelson
Burnham section of land" He goes on about
abstracts, deeds, and patents etc. and says
"Burnham warrants to me no tax title or sales
or judgments against ito He further says.
But found the land league on it I" Would not
positive facts demand he should say he found
the land league on it and purchased 1t with the
intention of robbing those settlers Of their
homes? lie also says they have threatened his
life and he don't scare etc. Now that is all
bosh. What do the leagures want to take his
life for? That would not settle the dispute.
1t seems as though he must be contemplating
dirt some way. Why did he write and make
such hullabaloo about that man in Illinois
killing himself? Because that man shot him
self is no reason any body else should do so.
He also says "In my opinion no honorable man
will undertake to take piece of land from an
other that has paid for it, In my opinion no
honorable honest upright man will com, in
TO a civil community and buy this land that was
and is yet in dispute In order to raise a racket.
As to what he says about rent, we consider
that taffy. He also speaks of wire cutting and
other deyilment and asks why they don't put a
stop to it. We will just simply make a COM
parison of two contrary bulls running in oppo-
site directions while we are holding one
we can't stop the other. He further says "If
my title to the land is not good and those men
have better to it, let them have ito l will
say in closing that great, big, little, insignif-
cant il has spoiled his whole article.
Yours, J. +. SNYDER.
Defe ndant in Hopkins vs. SNYDER case