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avPELTIER. GOODWIN k CO.af- ‘ „_r. M'r',,V- ' *0- '• f V ' *rJ.More Certificates Wanted 1uTHE LIAR LIEDHR. HUTCHINS’ CARD, S«fc.We utibjoiu * letter from the late Managing Editor^of tbe St* Louis Times, kndfthe certificate of the present. Cashier, which Settles the C|tie«* tiou Vto who Met! in regard«, to the ‘fralVpofetera” of which we spoke in a former Issue.Here Is the letter explaining the whole matter, which not only proves all w e sold to be true, but throws additional light on Uie whole transaction.We ask pur don lor ago in dragging this matter before our readers, but the truth is our reputation has never been assailed until assailed by Peltier, Goodwin, “Dancing Master” (does any body know w horn; we mean ?) A Co., and we shnll not tamely submit to be misrejM evented Dy a set of characterless semi i idreKRead the yard hum Meows. Hutchins and McGufliu*6t. Louis, July 25,187*2.Dk. Hull: In answer to yournote in relation to the bill of J. West^ %Goodwin, of Si'd»lia,fQrpriutiugdoue at this office, 1 have to say, that, Mr. Goodwin came to the city previous to the last Pettis county horsesbow.and con Iracted for 250 tkree-3beet bills for $36. The im print of the Bazoo was placed upon them, and the blits seat forward by express, C. O-JD. Wordwas at once returned that Mr, Goodwin could not take them out and pay cash for them, as be had to depend ou the Society for his money ; when paid he would pay. I accordingly ;Instructed the Express Agent to deliver the bills w ilhout collection. No 'money came as per agreement, I wrote March SOth, 1871, and received for an answer that he had not been paid. July 12, 1871,1 wrote to Mr, Ives, President of the Association, who informed me that Mr. Goodwin bad been paid. Two or three subsequent letters to Mi. Goodwin being unanswered, wc transferred the charge to our “dead beat account—a pretty ponderous volume by the way.Mr. Ives we hud no claim against, but if Mr. Good win states that he has ever paid l)i» bill to this office for the work done for him, lie Blales a deliberate falsehood. T have no interest hi the matter now, but I am uwaie of Uie exact condition of the account. For your vindication, however, the Cashier, of .the Times office made, the follow log statement.' ’ i r . Respectfully,,; C- ’ g. Hutchins. l The claim of the St. Louis Times Co., against J. West Goodwin, of Se-diilin, for 250 bills, remains unpaid at this date., John M. McGuffxn,tasliier St. Louis Times Company, i July 25, 1872.f ——---’Vitt Engels’ St, Louis Storoj ‘'Known,”'Aredoiugout their Summer Slock at prices that will induce ladles to buy whether they require them for 1m*. ■mediate use or not; in Grenadines, (Lawns, Mozambique**, White and ■Buff Piques, Victoria Lawns, Suitings of every description, Percales, Plaids, Shawls, FawisoU, etc.;, in or-Jdef to make room for the fall stock, !we offer the above goods regardless of ,cost „, jufy22(16t , Vitt E.vokus.For Rent or Sale.
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Daily Democrat
Sedalia, Missouri, US
Fri, Jul 26, 1872
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