The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-04
hDA SnUSTER.

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The above are few of the facts and
circu IL '.lt'.> 80 ,Iln'r,ls AMI too il
decent o III, mentioned. lila was 'ead III
less than lor.y z i.h, hours after kiikp:st-
rick LII. IL mast he rene nIcrrd, 100,
that kirli,~ tick irt, in The nol after II
n'clo"k, With til 5, f:,rt,, and nrarng IF
thu eHan,ierons report coiniaC from his Ow n
lips that his .tf,-ts of outrage was not
confined 10 III 1t one who fsll his victim
and, knowing, too, that he had left this
place, an! woa!d impose himself upon
some other community, perhaps other in
noccnt young girls. l wrote the special
ana correctly branded kim as n robbcr OF
maiden virtl.. IL was dte the public
and soticty III which he night chance to
in. 'o,c himself that ample warming be
given to prevent :ny IN tlo advantage OF
intrusioLs h" hi sht at.,'m 1t. l gave his
name and .hala. te1 to the p biic-lIot
through personal anl'no>i ty-but for pub
Ii" good AMI t.ie protection OF otncr III
noc"n; yn.n, girls, tor such was truly
the facts boric ont by evidence, which
paints hts character blickcr than hell
ITSELF, all of w,i.h would be given her,
with .fn,t too indecent for public Iriny.
! l.; Is s;.ifi lent for m to coIvi ice the pub
lie that l wa, borne ont by fats.
! The special as sIbnitt,I To 50 nA of III,
iinry before it was sent, aud Il Ill thcir,s-
surancc that il Mas correct and borne out
by facts. 1t WAS the opinion OF every good
citizen We have, wiihou: an exception,
and received 'ir al. rova!. l did j,
send the spciaI to the Shreveport TIMIs
and :an account for it's going to that pa
per over my signature i'll this way: Z. 5
Harris, the TINES correspondent, asked
my permission to copy my report to the
Times Democrat rs his report for the
Shreveport TINES. III copying the report
! he signed my maine instead of his own.
Kirkpatrick, failing in his efforts to force
nla To rciract: secured a guarantee that he
could return 10 Farnrrville and show the
true ia is before the jury. Iagreed that
, if he would return and show up the matter
would report IL to the Timas- Democrat
exactly as the facts w2rrauted ME, rcfus-
ing to rstract, but agrc.ng to correct my
previous report to conform wl;h the fur
thcr facts This have done in as favor
able light to him as coald possibly he done
and be tIntEful II Ida's relatives knew
of th IT intimacy it is strange they should
swear differently, and strange also that he
i should visit her IN disguise, and desire to
secretly carry her trm nome for All exau,i-
nation. am. willing for til. public to say
whether or not The facls Sustain me, and
anu willing FIR tbs facts to brand kirkpa:-
rick with slch lanes rs h. deserves. 1t
is IL fbct that ! refused to communicate
with him, AID it was because | could Lot
cqualize myself Will, him. deny seeking
all interview with him. ! seek better
company. THIS give FOR the pablo, in
justice to myself. kirkpatrick being be-
meath my notice. All the facts in this
matter can be learned at this place. Ny
standing can be lie srned wherever l 'am
known, Hoping this is sntiicien, I am
respectfully. JOHN + EVERETT.
FAKMEKvILLE. Nov. 81. 13S5.-To
the Times: We tls Undersigned citizens
of Farncrvilie, Union parish, La, having
noticed in the Shreveport TINES of da e
Novembe: Is. 1885, Il card signe'l by S. S.
kirkpatrick, in which he attacks the cha
actcr of Mr. John Everett, Of Far,nervillr,
and INDUCES in bitter dcnunciations
against him, and fearing that possibly
where Mr.. Everett is not known said card
may have tendency to injnre him, We
deem it our duty to say that Mr.. Eveetrt
is a Young man native of this parish,
whose character for honesty and integrity
is above reproaah. AMI whose veracity is
uninlpeachablc; a more honorable, worthy
young man is not in our parish, and we
further state that we bclieve in writing
the special that was published in the
Shreveport TIMES Of September IL, III re-
gard to the Shuster scandal. he was actu-
ated by laudable motives. We make this
statement without any solicitation on the
part of Mr.. Everett:
w W Heard, Representative, NJ Smith,
Clerk court, b F Pleasant, Sheriff, Is,
Honeycutt, J A Manning. A RAM
sey, atty at law, r Haas, 0 FJohn-
son, T C Lewis, John Donley, C H
Jameson. ND, N Grace, NJ d, D
Patton, B Heller, d Aren't, M Haas
Z S Harris, w A Mcfarland; J +
Ramsey, F Ssliy, NewhouseF, 7 J
Heath, r b Dawkins, Marx J X At
kinson, ] @ Montgomery. Dpt'y Sheriff,
MI Levy, Jas w Mcfarland. II Ludwig,
WP Chandler, Jas w Pickel, Jno NJ Lee,
Sr, AGuehring, G A Killgore. Jr. attor-
ney, W, J, Turnage, NJ, Pearson. W
| /, Pickel, OC Dawkins. VIM Turnage.
Julius Aren't, j p Fentop, J NJ Lee Jr,