The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-08-07
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a herald and tribune, and losing
all Of them put into it, the plain
tiff took the aforesaid junk, for
which it had paid its shekels, and
stored it away in the deep recesses
Of a warehouse that the books OF
said junk are now in Cheraw, S. O.,
and threats'of collection are now
being sent from Bristol, Tenn,
and that when all this was done,
and the plaintiff aforesaid was en-
joying peace Of mind, externally
appearing so at least, and when it
was thought that the defendant,
Free Press, had been forever si-
fenced by the aforesaid shekels
which the Straw Man had tender
ed the defendant, behold, here
comes the defendant and presumes
to again attempt to earn an honest
living by existing in the aforesaid
town and state, and all of which
will cause the plaintiff aforesaid
sleepless nights and much annoy
ance-especially if the defendant,
as plaintiff believes it will, tells
the truth and utters facts about
the aforesaid plaintiff, which facts
would cause the blush of shame to
come to a grind stone-thus doing
the plaintiff irreparable injury as
it hath been written by the grand
sachem. -.. :
2. That whereas and wherefore,
the plaintiff, wanting a press not
free, but one muzzled and loaded
as its desire dictates, has sent for
another Straw Man, a loyal coun-
tryman with numerous children
to support, and employed him to
blow the breath Of life in the junk
aforesaid and occupy the field"
which the defendant sold for a con-
sideration far in excess Of its value
in order that the plaintiff might
do as it pleased and escape the
honest wrath Of an outraged COM
munity, and if the paddock
mouthed defendant would inter-
fere by attempting to breathe
again, the aforesaid Straw Man,
sent for at great worry and anxiety
by the aforesaid plaintiff, Gold,
would starve out and the plaintiff
would perhaps have the truth told
about it-much to its annoyance
and to the disturbance Of its guilty
conscience.
3. That whereas and wherefore,
the fact that the plaintiff piled the
aforesaid junk into a warehouse
and abandoned the scheme Of run
ming its own organ, because of the
great expense, that ii did not stop
the business, but just temporarily
suspended it for over a half year,
or until the defendant aforesaid
proposed to again operate and tell
the truth which hurts, and then
the Straw Man was sought, after
One Jones from the West another
NEUROLOGICAL parsonage Of a fami.
liar cognomen refused an option
which had longbeenin existence, in
the mind Of the aforesaid plaintiff,
Gold. That the plaintiff and its
Straw Man Friday, the latter being
a poor man with a large and mul.
tii,lSing family, must have the
Ii, Ill 10 himself and therefore the
t,isihtiff prays that no one, espe'
cially the defendant in this action,
be allowed TO earn an honest liv.
ing as long as the plaintiff fears
that the truth will be told, and as
long as the contract exists which
was cleverly obtained by using the
parson and the minor as partie:
to the deal.
4. That whereas and wherefore
the plaintiff contends and pray,
the court Of Public Opinion which