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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
ITEMS OF INDIVIDUALS.
Points OF Personal Interest and Notes Of
People.

Points OF Personal Interest and Notes Of
People.
NJ. l.. Shaffer, Esq, OF Austin, was in
the city Yesterday.
Eph. Barnes, Esq, formerly OF this
city, but now OF st Louis, Ia in the city.
Judge c. p. T. Moore leaves on the St.
Lawrence to-day for his pleasant home.
Mr.. Henry Hess and wife, left for st.
Louis, last evening, to attend the Turn.
fest.
Sam Mellor, formerly register clerk at
the Postotfice, now Of Cincinnati, is in
the city.
Walker Frissell, who is attending col.
lege near Philadelphia, is home for his
long summer vacation.
A. +. LOOMS, county school superin'
tendent OF Randolph, very agreeable
gentleman, passed through the city
yesterday.
Hon. Il. l.. Butcher went to Wells
burg last evening to attend the gradu.
ating exercises OF the high schools, pre-
sent the diplomas and bestow q Peabody
medal on Miss Boyd for merit.
John Campbell, clerk OF the palatisl
Cincinnati and New Orleans packet
Golden Crown, arrived in the city on
the St. Lawrence last evening, on q
short visit to friends and relations.
Hon. Dave Leonard, OF Parkersburp,
WAS In the city yesterday, o n some legal
business concerning a contested viii.
He was accompanied by Miss Annie
Zellers, at Parkersburg, one OF the par
ties to the suit. They are at the Stamm,
Col. +. L. Boggs, Of Charleston. one
OF the Pharmacy Commissioners, left
for home last evening. The Colonel ID
one Of the most perfect gentlemen one
could wish TO meet, and all would like
to see him here next year.
Mrs. Fannie Hornbrook, left for heI
home in Philadelphia, last evening, and
was accompanied as far rs Wheeling
Junction by several friends and admir-
ers. All who heard her charming voice
in the "Chimes OF Normandy" will re-
tain pleasant memories OF her.
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It's Just Q Booming.

Such is the expression from all drug
gists and dealers everywhere Who are
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparation can
begin 10 have such an extensive and
rapid sale. Why? Simply becanse Of
its truly wonderful merits. No Cough
or Cold, 20 matter Of how long 81 standing
or how stubborn, can resist its healing
qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse.
ness, Hay Fever, Pain in the Side or
Chest and difficulty Of breathing, "r any
lingering disease OF the Throat or Lungs
rapidly yield to its marvellous pow ers.
1t will positively cure, and that where
everything else has failed. Satisfy your.
self as thousands have already done by
getting OF Logan, List & Go. Q trial bot.
tie for ten cents, or regular size bottle
for 81. For sale by Logan. List & Go.
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The Fxcursion TO MeCoy,s.

This excursion by the English Luth-
eran Sunday School, on Tuesday next,
is growing in dimensions and interest.
The ride is one OF the most beautiful TO
be found, and the q. & r., one OF the
most carefully conducted railroads in
the country. The excursions Of this
school have heretofore been so immense
that this one has not been largely ady,r
tised outside Of the school circulars. All
the plans are as usual, being carefully
made and the excursion will be great
ioy 10 hundreds.
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quarter. I, was this

ouartera II was this pen.
Ell iuteriineation that Deitefs now
denied. He eaid he never was in the
habit lof doing that And this was
about ali the explanation be offered.
He made quite speech, emphasizing 1t
with frequent pounaings on the table.
OF the Marshall matter. he offered the
explanation hat papers and vouchers
had been withheld from him, or remov-
Al from the Office. which, II present,
would fully explain il. This closed it.
The examination being closed, the
chairman asked what course should be
Mr.. Speidel said he was heartily sick
and tired OF this thing. His time,
which was valuable, had been greatly
occs med, and he could reasonably spare
no more. He thought Deiters had had
time and opportunity all that could be
asked, and 10 grant more would be folly.
Mr.. Caldwell, too, thought all the time
necessary had been granted.
Mr.. Crscrsft said that il the commit
tee would give Mr. Deiters until Mon.
day and allow him then to make what
exnlarations he could and wonld, il
would he an ne could ask.
Mr.. Terriil moved 10 give MIR. Deiters
until 9 o'clock on Monday. hear him
then aud report to the Board at 10
o'clock.
This. was opposed by Messrs. Speidel
and Caldwell, the latter saying that Del
tiers had shamefully neglected his duties
and would, OF course, be suspended,
while the former thought the committee
was in possession Of sufficient facts TO
justify it in acting.
Mr.. Speidel demanded the ayes and
noes, and the chairman decided the mo.
ton lost by the following vote:
Aye-Terrill, Carnahan and Akin
son.
No-Caldwell, Sre.del and Arm
strong.
Mr.. Speidel said he thought it was
now time ior action and accordingly
moved to declare Mr.. Deiters perma.
nently suspended, To take effect at the
date OF his temporary suspension.
Pending action, however, on this mo-
ton. Mr.. Armstrong moved to recon
siIer the former vete, which was done
and Deiters will be heard on Monday al
9 o'clock.
The committee then adjourned.
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THE LAST
OF the Pharmacists-The Visit to Rey-
mann's.

OF the Pharmac.sts-The Visit to Rey-
mann's.
About thirty members of the Phar-
maceuticai Association met at the New
Mcclure House yesterday morning and
under the charge OF the Committee en-
Arrangements were escorted out TO the
extensive works OF the Reymann Brew.
Ing Company. Much pleasure was ex-
perienced in going through these admir-
ably arranged works, and the members
of the firm explained everything fully
and carefully. After going through the
vaults, inspecting the ice machine and
other appliances, the company was
taken to the Office, where was spread a
substantial lunch and plenty OF the am.
Der fluid TO wash it down. About an
hour was spent there very pleasantly.
Nearly all the visiting pharmacists
have left the city, and all carry with
them memories OF two days most pleas.
antly and profiiably spent The meet
ing was grand success, and too much
credit can not be given to the Wheeling
druggists.
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Tnief Arrested

Officer Junkins yesterday morning
caught Al Taylor on the wharf, he hav.
ing come down from Pittsburgh on the
Scotia, and turned him over 10 the
Bridgeport authorities, where he is want
ed for robbing a saloon keeper named
John Parker of $50. Ii happened Thurs
day night while Parker was asleep, he
having gotten drunk and gone up stairs
where he was followed by Taylor. Off,
Ger Joseph McConnaughey followed
TAYLOR to Pittsburgh, but could not
catch him. Taylor was coal miner
and worked for the Wheeling Greek
Coal Company.
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New Orleans.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

Nav York. June 3.-Dry Goods -
Business continues fairly active with
cotton goods package houses, aud prices
are firmly maintained. Light fancy
prints quiet, but shirtings, staples and
low priced dark prints in fair request.
Ginghsms are doing well, but printed
lawns and piques ara quiet. Heavy
clothing woolens moving steadily on &C.
count q back orders, but current bust.
ness ia light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04

How often persons have been an.
noyed by burrs clinging to their dress
or clothing, and how seldom have they,
when cleaning them, given it thought
that BuIdock Root is the most valuable
blood cleanser and purifier known, and
is sold by every druggist under the
name OF Buriock Blood Bitters. Price
81 90, trial size 10 cents. Lauyhlin
Bros. 4 Co., Agents, Wheeling.
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WeSeII!WeSeII!

India Lawns az .5,: Others sell them 81 49,
We sell striped Lawns al lsS7'r others sell
them Ht sc.
--@s ~ ~ -Dr1Sss Glnehams at IKE;
we We sell the bcst frlnts at SIC; Others sell
We sell summer silks at i7c; others sell them
az 75c.
We sell Fine French Buulings at s. 1sc; Others
sell them At SOC, or sO1ie toy tO pass OF Domestic
goods in placC OF Lupin'S fabrics.
We self 81 French Buntings at I5c; others sell
them az Si.OO and si.25
We sell S French Lace Bun'ingl at &C; others
ask 81 90 and Slsi
az Sl5Q
We ell Black Satins at IS: others ask 500
wesell Black silks 30 cheap that the rush ier
our Black silks is sull keeping up and we are
Cashmere Alexander silks, the best wearing
silks in the world
We sell BLACK and COlOrcd CaShmereS cheaper
than any other house.
weSell silk Brocsde Grenadines at si.25; Others
ask 500 and $50.
We sell six Brocale BuntingS at at 55c; none
such In the city undersl25.
We sell B-Ocade silks 20 7Sc; Others sSk flo
We sell White Dress Goods much lower than
others.
We sell Housekeeping soo's and save you
We sell Laiies Misses ami Caildrcn's Crder
wear az such prices that manufacturers alone
can sell.
We sell an gOols in the Bazaar lower than the
Ssme class % COOL gods can be sold elsewhere.
We carry the srgCst stock, the best assortment
and study the advantages OF Our customers.
Our out ct town friends can send their Orters
e. O. D.. vita privilege q examining. HgnOds
and prices are rot - We say ami you expect, re
turn az our expense
Its eveIybody's interest 20 look over our stock
before buying.
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nam received Nay Ssh. The u..,i,.
Of the stewards .wAs convened on ~!
the 9eth, and the decision Of the me.t.
Ing that the entry could not be ~
ceivsd ID consequences Of not hayin.
been mads BY the 6rst OF March. w.
furnished 10 Mr. Gillig the fame dsv
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The Bound Embossed.

Chas. Thompson, Franklin street, Bui-
falo. Gays: 81 have suffered for long
time with constipation, and iried almost
every purga,ive advertised, but only re-
sulting In temporary relief, and after
constipation still more aggravated j
was told about your SPRING Blossoms
and tried ii, can new say am cured,
and though some months have elapsed
still remain so. I shall, however,
always keep some on hand in case Of the
old com plant returning. Price 80 cents,
trial bottles 10 cents. Laughlin Bros.
& Co., Agents, Wheeling.
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The Turner's.

The following gentlemen left yester.
day for st. Louis, to attend the meeting
Of the National Turnirst, which opens
to-day and confines in session four
days, during which great celebrations
will take place: VIM. A. Schrambra,
Aug. Rolf. Henry Bieberson, Henry
Lehnert, Oscar SandrOck. Frank Roth
aker, Charles \. Schneider, John HAD
erstick, Louis Guergens. Theo. Fisher,
Fred. Hanke, Jr Hugo LooS, Al. Bow
man and +. Schoening.
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SPECIAL Notice.
'The Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
puhifnD

'The Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public"
UNION Mills, FLuRIASyA Co., Va, |
April 2, 1881. !
LdLLghiin Bros. q. Co:
GRNTLENES:-Please send me az once
six dozen OF your Worm Syrup. The
cures are wonderful, and ii is the best
vermifuge ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought l03 worms from one
child, and in three other cases from 60
to 70 worms. The children had been
poor and feeble for eighteen months, and
are now in good health.
Respectfully yours.
DUDLEY X. Bosroy,
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Rnntien,a Arnica saixa.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all kinda Of SKIN eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money re-
funded. Price IS tsnts per boz. For
sals by Loean 4 Co, Wheeling.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, June I, .N.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, fair
weather, winds mostly north, stationary
or higher temperature and higher
barometer
For the Lower Lakes, rainy, followed
by fair weather, northwest winds, sta
tionary or higher temperature and rising
harnrna far
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Do N OF Fall

to call and see those beautiful Turqoise
Silks, all colors, at % cents.
Those all-linen Ginghams, silk finish,
at l2I cents. A splendid assortment OF
Dress Goods from q to 12l cents.
Also Carpets and Wall Papers at great
ly reduced prices. Nos. 20l9 and 202l
Main street, John Roemer.
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Grand Excursion 10 Pittsburgh. Satui
day, June llth.

The p, G. & ST l.. Ry. Co. (Pan.Han.
die route), will cell excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh for train leaving Wheeling
at 4: 52 p. NJ. on above date at the rate OF
Sl.5O for round trip. Tickets good for
return passage on train leaving Pitts
burg Sunday at $50 A. NJ, arriving at
Wheeling at 1907 p. NJ, by special train
leaving Pittsburgh Sunday night 1850
P. NJ orby regular train Monday morn.
ing. For tickets and further informa.
ton apply TO j. M. Belleville. agent
Panhandle route, foot OF Eleventh
street, Wheeling, or J. Bailie, Union
Ticket office, Mcclure House.
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Mexico.
Cabinet Changes.

MEXICO, June 3.-Gen. Disz has re-
signed the portfolio Of public works and
II is uncertain whether I've viii 90 IN
France or be elected Governor oi Oaxscx.
Gen. Pacheco takes his place about the
9th inst. Ramon Pernandes, Q Govern.
ment leader In the Senate, viii succeed
Pacheco.
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The Hsply Rsessfs.

LosDox, June a-1he secrstaSy q
the Henly Regatta writes: To rsGoss
any false impresaios In copssqssnss Of
the erroneous statement IN SsCasd 20
the entry Of ths Cornell Unlverity
crew, I beg TO supply The setsel is11:
The fryt Official not3ee intsn1ed. - -
entry Of the Cornell etsv ~ b. . tsis
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p.-,.,,,. Cocaine for L,oss of Hair.

CHICAGO, Oct II, 1880.
Three years ago my hair was coming
out very last, and was nearly bald. l
was also troubled with dandruff. l be-
gan using BURxKrr's COCAINE, and my
hair Immediately stopped coming out,
and has constantly been getting thicker.
Nv head is DOW entirely Tree from dand-
ruff. Ny wife has used the COCAINE
with equally as gratifying resultA
p. T. Plat,
with F. Macvesgh 4 Co.
BUKxErr's EXTRACTS sre the purest
fiavon
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TnE P. c. & ST. l.. railway company
announce that arrangements have been
made for grand special excursion to
Pittsburgh, June IL; the fare for round
trip viii be 81 so.
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An old lady writes us: 81 am sixty
five years old, and was feeble and ner-
vous all the time, when l bought bot
tie Of Parker's Ginger Tonic. have
used little more than one bottle and
zeal as well e. at thirty, and am sure
that hundreds need Just such Q medi.
cine." See advertisement
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|. BLUM & BRO.
IIo4 MAIN STREET.
rnay20
Al)eelju9 Register
LOCAL IHTELLlGERCE.
Index 70 New Adv,rt.sements.

Postpoued-Disciples' Sunday School
Excursion.
Palace RefrigeratoTs-Nes & Bro
Notice-A. NJ. l.. Church Rally-lLo
cal Page
Grand Turtle Soup Lunch-James II
DeNinney.
Wheeling Female College - Com
mencement Week.
Letter List.
Fortunes Favorites-l Third Page.
Revised New Testament-C. II. Quinn
by.
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Go 10 Laughlin Bros. & Co. for Mrs.
Freemsn's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability Of color, they
are unequaled. Color from 2 10 5
pounds. Price, Ii cents.
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HALy the ills OF human life proceed
from a torpid and disordered liver. Sub.
nit To them no longer while Sellers
Liver Pills" will cure you quickly. Price
25 cents
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LIVE STOCK.
Ils0So.

CHICAGO, June 3.--I'hs Droye,,' Jour.
NIL bureau reports: Hoss- Receipt,
5000 head; shipments 400 head;
good equality In good demand but o
"a l0c lower, and closed weak; some
nnsold; mixed packing 81 4Ota.5 20:
II hit bacon IS G0(a5 10; light Workers
s. l0td5 30; choicr heavy packing and
shipping 81 S0(S8 TO-
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; ship.
ments 400 head; market weak and
shade lower and In fair demand; best
strong exports 81 00Cd6 10; good 20
choice shipping s. 7O,s5 90; common 10
fair s. 0oC95 45; distillery S 2OCd5 60;
winter Texans 81 50(G5 10; grass Ter.
ans very dull and supply slow; poor TO
choice SIS OO(94 90; butchers steady At
~ 50S4 10; inferior old cows and mix.
cd neglected; stockeB and feeders dull,
weak and lover 81 7O(s375.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head; dull
and weak; market oversnpplied with
poor It ,ck; poor to cbo.ce shors natives
81 2Oa5 20.
New YorK.
Ngw YeRK. June 3.-Drorey,' yo,svn-
al bureau reports: Beeyss Receipts
900 head. Market firm ct lc higher;
common 10 strictly prime l0tdi2 fair
to good Colorado stillsrs l0fGilc; fat
distillery-fed bulls Iia &c, live weight;
exporters used 20 cars. Shipments To-
day and to.mOro~ 20 head Olive cattle,
$3.50 quarters of beef, 100 head of live
sheep and l,O2D carca .ses OF mntt0n.
American refrigerator beef cold Of Ion.
don and Liverpool TO day NJ Old.
Sheep-Rec,ipts eco head; both
sheep and lambs higher and active;
Door to good sheep 4G5Ic; X, ntucty,
Virginia and Pennsylvania lambs ia
TO-; Jersey lambs l0ailic.
Hogs Receipts 800 head: market
quiet poor IN good live b ops 81 OO(as %
per 100 pJnnts; city dressed a. ga.
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SPAIN.
Hsr ananiah conxrssa

MADRD, June SIT u Gid that de-
cree will bs publisbed on the 10th dis-
solving the Cortes, ordering the cleo
tons in August and summoninG new
Cortes to meet In September.
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Bargains Extraordinary.

To-day we shall put ON sale a
lob lot Of Gents MOhair listers,
Black klpacca and MOhalr
Coats. Prices ranging from zoe
10 zoe and Sl.O0.
ID. GUNDLsNG a. CO.,
Star ClOthiers. BIZ Twelfth ~.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHscAeo, June 8 -Flour-Dull an,
nominal. Wheat-Unsettled: onsnad
weak and lower; closed arm at OUTSIDE
prices; No. 2 red winter 81 oral II: No
3 Chicago spring 81 oct cash and seller
July; 81 08f(5l U9t seller August; 81 on
seller September; sales ct 81 O9;jSl n
seller July; 81 08i@l lot seller Angus.
No. 8 97c(9$l o.; rejected 74S soc. Corn
Moderately active and higher at 4Sla
4Sfc cash: 42tc seller June; Y3,a4SIc
seller July; 43t944c seller August; 44ic
seller september. 0ats-In good de-.
mand and prices q shade higher At SHE
cash; 36.e seller July; eslc seller August.
Rye and Bariey-Steady and UNCHANGED.
Fiaxseed-Firmsr 81 1891 II. Pork
Dull and lower ut $40 l2i cash; SO OS
Ol6 10 seller June: SO 20 seller july:
Sl6 SCI seller August. LAri-Esser
at $40 67i cash; $40 62i@l0 IS SELF I
July; $l0669l0 67} SELLER August. Bulk
Meats- Steaiy and unchanged. Wits.
ky-Steady and unchanged at 81 0S.
CINCINNATI, June 3.-Cotton-Quiet
1t I0tc. Flour Firmer; family S. O0(S
s 25; fancy $550@825. Whest-weak.
or; No. 2 red winter 81 Ia. Corn-Dull
and lower; heavy receipts have de.
pressed the market; No. 2 mixed 4G Ne.
baseball; No. 9 mixed Ale. Rye
Dull and lower; No. 5 81 le9l 20. Bar.
ley Nominal; no offerings. Pork-ln.
active at $l8 So Lard-Quiet at $40 80.
Bulk Meats Quiet and firm; shoalders
Sc 90; clesr Z - s. 37l. Bacon-Quiet
and unchanged. whisky-ln good de-.
mand at full prices, at 81 o.. Butter
Weak; fancy creamery 20(S22c; choice
Western Reserve l4@l5c; choice Cen.
trail Ohio l3c.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, June s. Coffee -
Steady and in good. demand; Rio car.
goes, ordinary to prime, 8fSl2tc. Sugar
In good demand and tending up.
ward; common to good common 8Na
&c; fair to fully fair 7i@sc; prime to
choice SI@slc; yellow clarified 9Ssic.
Molasses--Dull; common 30922c; fair
a6S27c; prime S5CG+0c; fermenting %
@3Oc. Rice-Qniet and steady; ordin.
airy 10 prime 4l96c.
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Boston.

Bosros, June 3--Wool-Ohio anil
Pennsylvania istS42lc; Michigan extra
37ia39lc; combing and delaine 42G
45c; unwashed combing 23(ds2c; pulled
3j(d}4Gc.
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Is.ter Carriers Report.

Chief Clerk Reilly, Of the Postofice,
kindly furnishes the following statement
of last months postal work in this city:
DELIVERED.
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, jane 3.-.Wool-
Steady and tirm and prices unchanged:
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 3Sl@4lc; Y 3SiGl40c;
New York. Michigan, Indiana and West.
ern fine 35@3sic; medium 42t84Sc;
washed combine and delaine asa 4Gc;
unwashel 2SG32c,
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Thermometer Record

AS taken at SchnepPs Opera House
drug store;
FRIDAY.
1870 lNSl.
IN 4 z y A'ST 3 AIS 'a Is Z 3 = 8 s.
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II you have pirnples, boi!s, sslt rheun,
rough skin, &c =. take "Lindsey's Blood
Searcher." Sold by all druggista.
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PIsubses, &c 81 Sesaa Httsss,
ZAn vsss 49, psasdy sn8 s.s~
e - -
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rosSi number Of pieces handled By carriers
dq inss.s sss ever Nay. issO, a'sls pieces,
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OhCA
Mr.. Tingle then produced his hooks
and showed an entry OF an order for
81 ,755. 40, a. already claimed
Alter little argument, Hubbard said,
"Now, are you ready to 90 on to some
thing else?"
Deiters-No, sir, one thing at time.
/ won't 60 on to anything else until this
matter is closed up and those vouchers
found. They are here and need them.
You have charged me with something
and want it cleared up.
Hubbard-I understand Mr.. Cracrait
feels satisfied.
Cracraft-Oh, yes, think so, but still
his demand is all right.
Hubbard-well, everything in exist
ence is here.
Crscraft-Well, you can plainly see,
Charlie, they won't let you have those
receipts and We might as well 90 on.
would like you to explain about the
Stanley matter.
Deiters-Well, 1 don't like to. be fly
ing about from one thing 10 another. l
want those receipts and tina. re-
ceipt from George Jingle.
Hubbard-Then, we'll Just consider
that you refuse 10 explain the Stanley
fnatterf
Deiters-I can't explain it, because
know nothing OF the transaction. I do
do know, though, that that fnterl:nea-
ton is not mine.
1t is necessary here to recall this mat
ter 1t appeared that warrant for $500
had been issued 10 B. Stanley for bis
quarters salary OF $3.50 to December 2,
1873; be had cashed the order and re-
turned Deiters $3.50 On the stub was,
in ink, q memorandum showing Tor
whom the order was drawn. After
ward, in pencil, had been added q mem.
erandum, believed to be in Deiters'
writing, that this order vas for two