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Show O'l'l'l" ww"l.i inll. mnnnwii An Imposition on tho Public 1'niTon Dahnkii: A mutuul nree-inent nree-inent between two or more persons ton stituto a legal contract ; so says tho law of our country. When n perron or per-sdiih per-sdiih purrhaio tickets from n party, having hav-ing authority to sell them, for chairs to an entertainment ami obtains tickets for the mute, that would constitute n contract undor the law and tho person who had tho Authority to sell would not have tho legal rlp.ht to sell tickets for tho saniu chairs and same entertainment to another person any moro than n person per-son would havo the right to goll a piece of real estate or other property tho fee ond time, Ifthurcnl estate 6r other proppi ty wai sold tho second tlmo th i person would be anoitcd chargtd wltli a criminal olTenco. There must at least havo Ween-IG chairs soM twlco or three times for the entertainment last Satur-i Satur-i day evening thus depriving people of theposeslon of property which they bought. Tho ohjoct for which the entertainment en-tertainment was arranged was a lauds-blo lauds-blo ono but to procuro means by such methods as were used Saturday wai on Imposition on tlio public nnd a detriment detri-ment to the Sunday Pchool. Wlioro th fault lies I ntn not piepared to lay but I think tliemattcrshould bo looked into and thentro goers bo not deprived ol what they purchased. One op the IB. Itead tho editorial ou tho samo sub-Ject.-i:u.1 |