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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-12

W c Hood,v Everson, VIM Hood,
Van B Davis, F Allen, Z G Garrett, G
S Hornor, NJ Boggess, A NJ Morrison,
VIM NJ Patn, b 7 Monroe, W p
Romine, g Blair, Z Z Butcher, 7 c
Johnston, Tomas VI Hornor, J NJ
West, P B ookman, @ II West. G W
Helmick, y Lynch, 7 T Wallis, JOS
Parrell, o .hnson, Pat Dolan, Thos
Mulheran, bob Trough, Geo F Ran
dolph, B HLarty, J F Dye, Geo A
Carder, A Ahtin, ] Rittenhouse, ] w
Swiger, Jams McCann. James Dunkin,
W NJ Late. John Lowe and John +
johnson.
Wood.
G. 8 De,ard, d II Leonard, 7 6
Smith, Thons Murphy, Thomas Dolan,
w p Thomson, c I Caldwell, J q
McCluer, w Hill, Hugh Mearnes, H
b Curry, Gage Lisk, y 5 Clark, 5 5
Stone, Robe, Graham, NJ J O'Brien,
VI w TuckeiFoster Wells, Pat Moran,
Hugh Fsley,' Pew, DR. Campbell and
II q Faley.
The readin OF the names was sns-
pended, excel in cases where demand
ed 1t was sDposed there would be a
warm debate yer this report, but II
was adopted whout comment.
The report Othe Committee on Per-
manent Orgazation was readopted
formally, and lessrs. Simpson, OF OHIO,
Blair. OF Ritchi, and Hall, OF We,zel,
were appOinteda committee to escort
Mr. Vance, the ,ermaent chairman, TO
his seat.
Mr va,cs's Address.
GKSTLRNgS:-i return YOU sincere
thanks for the hm0 done me in making
me chairman Of this large Convention
As 30 much time las already been con
sumed will no detain you witt a
speech. will Onl say hope the sau Q
harmony will presil which character
ize our prOceedius at the National
Convention at Cirinnati and at the
State Convention It Martinsburg, and
that the DemOcrac. with such leaders
rs Hancock and Jackson, will sweep
West Virginia lik, whrlwind."
Tn, n came the elort OF the
Commit, Rules.
Mr.. Somerville, uiairman, submitted
the fol owing rep'rt
We the Committee on Rules by leave
TO submit the following report, ,o-wit:
!. That the rule governing the House
of Delegates Of W'st Virginia be adopted
for the government d this Convention,
50 far as they ma he applicable thereto.
=. That all resOutlUns shall be reduced
to writing and landed to the reading
= L L. y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-12

TN Emily, joseph Nolan. Jr., George
II Riggs, DIV Reynolds, John Patter'
son, " II Core, &C Davis. W l. Cor.
hin J L Johnston, Oliver Garrett, X IA
Browse, Theodore Hsnes, A NJ LecE,
man, Jacob Shields, 7 F Barren. X
Seckman, Jacob Warner. Jr.. Simpson
Jones. John Ferguson, George 5 Ham,
mitt and + NJ Jsynes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12
OREGON.
Indian Outlook ia the Upper Country
Railroad Affdtr,rGo.uu; n River Bar.

PORTLAND, August 1Ith.-The latest news
from Lieut.. Farrows scouting expedition in
dicates not very favorable outlook as re-
CARDS the general Indian situation. There Is
IN, iderable restlessness emo & the In rs
in the whole upper country. The season is
so far advanced that no active hostilities are
anticipated this year. The Spokan Indians,
headed by Chief Garry, are said to be rather
desperate crowd, but Captain Bendire has
a rowing commission in that vicinity, and
vii keep his eye on them. Eagle Eye, with
the remnant OF the Snake army which die
such nagnifcent retreating in 1873. and
probaI ly some other renegades, has a 10 ige
il the vast wilderness, called Salmon River
mountains, from which he mi kes occasional
forays on remote ranches. Lieutenant Far
row will visit his camp as an uriavited guest
Around the Umatilia Agency there Is also
some prospect of trouble, as the whites III
that vicinity have very good cause to hate
and dlsti ust the Indians, and take occasion
to show their sentiments whenever an oppor-
tunity offers. Several Umatillas who were
with Lieutenant Farrow last year declined to
go this year. They apprehend trouble at the
reservation during their absence. The Plutes
at Fort Sincoe are also restless and discon-
tented, and threaten to make a break for
home, being looked upon by the Yakima-
as intruiers Lieutenant Farrow wi
leave Fort Lapwai with his 30 scout
fIr the Salmon River mountains, going via
Mount Idaho and Camp Howard. After
shaking out the Snakes, he will scout the
most exposed parts of the Department, sud-
denly dropping down with his flying column
upon points where there is a possibility of
Indian troubles, and, according to his present
plan of campaign, he has over 800 miles to
travel on this scout. White Bird and some
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Republican party should succeed, and it will sue.

hfpupican party should succeed, and II Will sue
coed. lappause.i
He reviewed the course of the two candidates and
said he knew no nan better trained and better
qualified to manage the affairs of this Government
| than james y. CARRIED. fGreat applause.l The
speaker continued his remarks with an eloquent, and
1 fiery euicgy upon the candidate Of the Republican
party, which was received with great applause
He would say when he got East thar California
| will retain her place in the column OF Republican
| States aud when in Indiana he would give them
good cheer by telling them that California was all
| right. tApp!ansel The adversary is dangerous,
q willy and cunning adversary. But little while
| ago said the speaker, while the old ship of state
was on her beam ends, the storms ragged w,thout,
and band OF patriots were trying TO right her
these men were deiug all 10 their POWER 10 scutte
her. And nos We find these same men again in the
ranks But, thahk Gad the old ship is safe. ZAP
plause 0slr aud our brothers helped to save
her. lApp,ause.] She is freighted with the most
precious cargo with which ship OF State was ever
freiehted She must not 90 down, si,d | declare
here in California, ii were permitted to do it IN
the presence Of the American people she shall not
go Gown. Him ense applause and wild cheering. !
Now do your duty as Caifornians-not Califor-
mans merely but as American citizens lApplause
There Is u long space Of country between he c and
where live, and il will take ME six long DAYS and
nights Of weary travel to reach my home, am then
four or five more 10 get to lie Capital
Which sits nearly upon the Atlantic seaboard
Where earth is there such country as this, and
though far away here on the Pacific coast your des-
tiny is ours and We are all great national broth
erhood. You have the same interest ia the preser
walton Of this great nation Then let us make one
strong pu I, one pull all together FOR the Republican
party AND the ord ship of State will soon be moored
in her harbnr, Vile her anchors will be
grappled firmly in the soil, where she
will float securely forever and forever
IGreat applause Not only do believe the people
Of the country side, bat | believe Al
mighty GOO is on our side. IApplausel / would
not put God from history. would not exchange
the thought have that the Providence of Heaven
pres ded over our revolution and watched our boys
in blue and believe that God i'll guards this PEG.
pie, aud il we do our duty to the country next to
Him. the country will be safe
Mr.. Thompson sat down amidst outbreak of
applause that threatened danger to the roof aad
windows Then, led by Senator Booth, the audience
rose up and, with hats and hands in the arr gave
three cheers for the speaker and then three more
for Garfield
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Of the mining outlook at Candelaria,
New, the True Fissare says: The week
just closed has been one of more than usual
activity all along the belt. The mines
operated ON have shown better than for a
month past, and the tone of those engaged
In the work of developments is, consequent
ly. more cheerful. The ore that is beng
extracted is all OF good quality and con-
tinues up to its usual standard value. The
Northern Bellies daily output of ore aggre-
CRATES lO4 tons, and the shipments of bull
ion are fully up to the usual rate, being
nearly S34, goo for last week This week
the average will be nearly the same. New
and important strikes have been made in
two of the leading mines, the extent and
value of which will be given the public in
due time
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12

BOYS IN BLUE MEETING.-The Sacramento
Camp of the Army and Navy Republican
League held meeting at skinner Hall last
evening. Commander w. A. Houghton bid
the boys good.by before starting for the
East, which was resp pom led to with cheers
fr I'm the boys Tor iEer commander. Senior
Vice Commander c. II. Hubbard will be in
command during his absence. The Camp
ele cited as Captains F. j. Kearney, j. w.
Barrett and r. J. Fletcher. There were APP
pointed on Bureau of Employment Frank
Miller, j. c. Medley John McFetrish, Fred
Dustman and H.. Bennett. a committee
consisting Of Frank Miller, c. H. Hubbard
and G.. w. Ficks was also appointed to
solicit subscriptions for procuring uniforms
and torches for the Camp. The meeting
then adjourned.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-D. j. Simmons &
CO. will cell to-day, on the premises, corner
of Sixteenth and G streets, the new residence
of W. B. Mcclellan. being lot in said block.
The house is two-story and basement, with
modern improvements :. Bell, auctioneer,
will sell to-day, at 1890 A. N at auction, on
the premises, lot 7, between Eighth and
Ninth, ID and + streets with two story resi-
denee, eight hard finished rooms and bath
room, city water, and large variety of fruit
and shade trees, and all necessary improve
ments,
AUCTION SALES Plug viii sell at
auction this morning, at his salesrooms, 1915
Fourth street, lot of secondhand furniture,
stoves. bedding, harness, etc. ID. j. Sim
mons & Co. will cell o-day at residence Of
w. B. Mcclellan, the carpets, range, gas
fixtures, ETC., of that place.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD.uNIoN.
Interoceanic ship.RatIway.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 11th.-Captain
James B. Eads addressed the Chamber OF
Commerce this afternoon upon the subject of
ship-railroad across the Isthmus of Pam
anna. President Babcock presided. Captain
Eads said that any project promising quick
transit from one ocean to the other was OF
great Importance to the coast. Instead of
prosperity that ought to be observed here in
California, nothing was seen but depression.
Was there cheap means of transporting
cereals and other products across the 18TH
mus, this depression would give place to pros.
perity. The surplus cereals are estimated to
be 100000 tons during the coming year.
Freight around the Horn is SIS per ton. By
transportation across the Isthmus of Nicara.
qua by canal freight would cost only SO per
ton, saving 81, 000, 600 to the farmers of this
State, or Is cents per bushel. This means,
too, 10 cents more added to the price of pro-
ducts consumed Lere. Captain Eads said
that his proposed railroad across the Isthmus
of Panama would save $500, 600 more to the
people of this coast, the railroad costing less
and consuming less time in construction than
the canal. The idea of transporting vessels
by railroad is not new. Forty years ago rail-
roads were constructed across the Alleghanies
to carry canal.boats. If this plan proved a
success, it can hardly be argued that rail
road cannot be constructed strong enough to
carry an ocean vessel. 1t is question of
strength of materials. 1t is proposed to use
at least twelve rails. upon which will run
car carried on great number of wheels.
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Gard TO vctcrs.

Republican, Democrat, Greenback, Work
ingmen, or any other political Club, either in
Sacramento or vicinity, desiring Club ami
forms, regalias, banners, etc, for campaign
purposes, will find it to their interest to apply
to us for estimates before ordering elsewhere.
WErEsTocK & LUBrN,
Projectors Mechanics Store.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, August 18th.
BREATsTUFRs-Fiour and Wheat are quiet, latter
at 81 05rl 90.
wooI-Calfornia is steady at l6 a19c for fall
bury and 20d2Sc for clean fall; spring bury ESQ
sec; clean spring, 33@ioc; pulled, 40@50c.
HIDES California are quiet at 224923c.
BosToy, August 18th.
WooL-There is change in Wool. There Is
rather firm feeling, but manufacturers continue
TO purchase cautiously, and there is some disap-
pointment that the demand for consumption is not
more active. Fine feeces move slowly. For medi-
grades there is fair demand. California Wool
is in far demand at 29a3sc for spring, and very
choice lots would bring an advance the latter
rate.
LIVERPOOL, August 1lth.
WHEAT-Good to choice California, IS 90 to
los ID Markets Quiet and weather fine.
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Fire AT Mereed-Sarr0w Escape from
Great Misfortune,

MERGED, August 11th.-A fire broke out in
barn at the western extremity of town this
afternoon, which soon destroyed the barn and
fence surrounding it, and extended to the
wheat field of q. IL. Huffman. A large force
of men was promptly on hand, who scattered
over the field with buckets of water, wet
sacks, ETC., and put out the fire in the field as
fast as the straw became ignited, thus avert
ing great misfortune to the farmers along
Bear Creek. 1t was narrow escape.
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The Los Angeles walking Match.

Los ANGELES, August 11th.-The follow
ing is the score of the walking match at 10
o'clock last evening AS hours: Scott, 152
miles Callihan. 40 miles; Edwards, 159
miles and five laps; Guerrero, las miles and
FIVE laps Howard, 127 miles and eight laps !;
Savarie, la miles and two laps. MacILtyre
made handsome time in running.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12
The Oakland Homicide Schroeder Re.
fused Admission TO Bail.

SAN Francisco, August 1lth. = Judge
Evans of the Superior Court to-day rendered
decision denying the application of Edward
F. Schroeder to be admitted to bail, pending
his trial for the murder of Dr. Letevre in
Oakland some two weeks ago. and remanded
him to the custody of the Sheriff of Alameda
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rassen:ers Passing Carlta.

CARLIN, August 11th.-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow: w. Ii. Kirk, Carlin
J. H. Devices, Pennsylvania; w. Lyon,
Riverside, Col; j. f. Mcleod, Glencoe,
Canada; c. Cabianass, P. K. Alger. U. s.
N; Hewne, wife and daughter, Chicago !;
VIM. I. Weston, Virginia A. B. Deboit,
D. w. G. Morgan, San Francisco L. G.
Dewey, E. F. Lsiper, NJ. G. Gorgas, d.
Simpson, Colonel King, w. F. Hosson, T..
S. N; r. G. Shaw, Kansas NJ. X. Mye',
A. Cromer, U. S. N; H. NJ. Heinemanr,
San Francisco; Miss Mary Mendelsohn d
sister, Germany H. Fl. Honore, A!exandi
Mclean, New York; rs emigrants, includir G
81 males, to arrive in Sacramento August
18th.
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NEVADA.
Nevada Republican state Convention.

Nevada Republican state Convention.
CARSON, August 11th.-The Republican
State Convention met here to-day. NJ. d..
Boardman, an anti-railroad man, was elected
temporary Chairman.
[SECOND DISPATCH.l
CARSON, August 11th.-The Republic n
Convention to. day nominated Roliin N. Dag
gett for Congress by reclamation. For the
Supreme Judgeship Beatty received 43 votes,
Tay lor So, Sabin o. On the fifth ballot the
vote had not changed, and the Convention
adjourned till 7:30 P. NJ.
THIRD DISPATCH.l
CARSON, August 11th-The Convention
has adjourned until $50 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12

DIR. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET,
with the most remarkable testimonials on record,
SENT FREE, by his Agents, Messrs. D. B
DEWEY CO., 46 Dey street, N. Y; or by Drug
gists. The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 80 a
package. Think Of REAL CURE for an OBJ.
stinate disease at this trng cost. f7
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l CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagrada
Bitters superior medicine.
JOHN CLEAvE Sacramento
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

SACRAMENTO, August IL, 1880.
J Kidder, Grass Valley w P Dewey. San Franc'co
Frank G Beatty, do A Gilman, do
Joe Kenney olson g w Downey, 90
F A Sprauger 0roville T i'ert do
Hartmann, shasta Ed Salomen, do
Chapman, Red Bluff A A Louderback, do
H Hubbard wi, Lthrp Durham, do
Irwin Ayers Fl Bidwell S Clarke, do
S Tamhorn, Vallejo Chas Frankenthal do
Alex c Reid Colorado
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Sacramento Market.

FRuT-our Sacramento quotations are from
the prlce-lists of w. r Strong & Co., and are
revised up to 6 P. NJ yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Apples, 90cds1 %
pears, early, 75cdSl 20; Bartlett S3d2 %
prunes 9ocasl q box peaches 81 25taf 81
Ebox; figs, e@1Oc q 10; blackberries, 5@6c
plums, in variety 75c@$l g box; oranges
are very scarce, quotable at $40 y thousand
Tahiti lemons, sicily, s9aI0 z box California s4@
so Australian s5d5 so z box; hines, Mexican,
S8@8 so q box lines, repacked, SO; bananas,
s3@s4 so q bunch ; pineapples, 500 q dozen; to,
matoes, 50d75c q box; wa,ermelous, 81 25@1 so 9
@sI 25 ;cantaloupes, 81 5oal IS q doz.
FEED-0ur quotations firm the price-lists Of
E. A. Burr of this city, and quotations cor
rected to date Dat hay, s8al0 q ton, baled; al
falfa, s7@s q ton, baied /; bran, sl19i2 q ton
barley 75dS0c q cwt.; ground barley, 90Q95c :
cwt.; wheat, 81 45al 80 q cwt; oats, Fl s5@2 {
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ALL WOOL cashmeres TOR so cents per yard,
at l.. BIEN's, Eighth and J.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Grand Republican ratification meeting.
Unity Lodge, Knights of Honor, this evening.
Mrs Fairchlld, dressmaker, 6l34 street.
Sealed proposals Addition to Insane Asylum.
United Bre hren Church-Reyiyal meetings.
Wanted, at Placeryille-A first class waiter.
Sozodont for the millions
BristoPs sarsaparilla and pills.
Assessment notce-Fountain Mining Company
Sacramento Commandery, Knights Templar, t.
night.
Washington Lodge, F. and A. NJ, this evening.
Genuine No. l milk II. R. Lewis & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12

REMEMBER the ribbon sale now going en- at
the Mechanics Stere
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12

/ CHEERruLLY RECOMMEND Hammers
Cascara Sagrada Bitters for dyspepsia,
habitual constipation and liver complaint.
They have made me a well man.
r. DAVIS, All K street, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12

"OLD KING COLE is comir G to town
With monster show and q iunny oil
clown"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12

THE ladies all should know that the Cri.
terion give the best values in corsets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12

HALE Bros of the Criterion, are offering
s,me special inducements in children's ard
in1iast hosiery.
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Doy'r PUT IT OFF, and then chide yourself
for having been too late, but come at once
and secure the greatest amount of ribbon for
the smallest sum of money ever offered in
this market. Ribbon sale, at Mechanics
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Auction Sales

D. S. Simmons & Co.-Residenee, etc.
NJ. PHug-Lot of second hard furniture.
BeD-Good residence at auction.
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co,sp Partly and secure the rarest bargains
of the season. Ribbon sale at Mechanics
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MONEY TO LOAN.

-uE SACRAMENTO BANK HAS MONEY To
loan, in sums Of ten thousand dollar ana
rnder at lowest current rates, upon improved reai
estate. ,,....aa q, IN. s AGRA
NEVTO RANK will receive prompt ttention.
julS-2plm
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DON'T PUT IT OFF and then chide yourself
for having been too late, but come at once
and secure the greatest amount of ribbon for
the smallest sum of money ever offered in
this market. Ribbon sale, at Mechanics
Store,
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Business Advertisements.
Dissolution of Millinery.
Carl Strobel will ex hange real estate.
Safes, fre-W. G. Williams, agent.
Bargains J. Nathan & Co, Store
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BRIEF MOTT S.

The United Brethren Church are to hold
a revival meeting in their tabernacle at the
corner of Fifteenth and III streets' until the
lat OF September. The services commenced
last evening.
The river remained nearly without change
Yesterday, being at the IL feet and 4 inch
mark last evening.
Deeds.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12

SoME BOYS Ters directing dog fight on
Sixth street, last week, and young man
who had just bought suit of clothes from
the Philistines was enjoying the circus
hugely. when one dog ran between his panta-
Looms and 4 lored him. thread of the gar
ment caught in the dogs tail. and the animal
ran off, stripping the CERT 50 completely that
he needed fig.leaves and things to cure his
goueness. Moral-Buy yourselves clothes
that are well made, at che Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12

ANOTHER DowNFALL.-Ladies'w white skirts,
embroidered, only 80 cents children's white
blouses, so cents. These are job lots. from
auction, and will stay but short time. AT
the Red House.
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The GREAT RIBBON SALE opened yesterday
noon with grand rush, and all purchasers
were greatly delighted with the bargains they
secured A fine variety is still left to select
from. Mechanics Store.
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REMEMBER the ribbon sale now going on at
the Mechanics Store.
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DRY Goops lower than ever at the Cri
terion.
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THERE IS BIT ONE HOUSE where you can
get one dozen cakes of Honey Soap for 20
cents, ten yards of embroidery for 10 cents,
ladies ties isik embroidered) for 10 cent?,
ETC., etc-at the Red House
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The VERY LATEsT.-Lot flannel cloakings,
colors, pink, blue, old gold, ETC., at % cents
per yard; splendid quality New style dress
goods to-day, at 20, %, % and 2S cents per
yard. Table and piano spreads, foe silk
embroidered at a saving in prices Of from 81
to SO each, at the Red House.
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No Use TALKING, the Criterion is the place
to buy your dry goods.