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Sacramento Produce Market-wholesal
corrected daily for the RECORD. UsIonI

oaORAksSTc, september 6th.
soa75c; Peaches, sa4c g " n; G Iemops
SICILY, s9alo; do. California. IL 5o@2 i
box oranges-Tahiti, 1896 SO . box; Lines.
bunch; PiDeappee, 500 y dozen : Cocoanuts. So so
e7 q loo; Plums, 2Gic q n Prunes, 2a4c u n
Pears, common, 75cdsl %; Bartletts 81 5O2 q box:
Apples, 75c9sl % . box; Siberian Crabapples,
2a24c.
TARLK FGUrrs-Assorted, 2s.R cana, q doz, g. Is
Peaches, 81 IS; Bartlett Pears, 81 IS piums 50 IS
BaekbeIries g Gooseberries, 50 20; Strawberries,
Currants, s. %; Cherries, s. %
Pis FRUITs-A5scrted, q II cans q doz s2a2 1911
escorted, gallon cans, So; Peaches, Pin cans
p; Portland Bicsher-ies Pm cans, 81 whor.
leberries, 81 rs
DRtsD FkUrIs-Aprles, sliced, easo II; do
quastared. 5&6e; bears, peeled, sasI0c; do, TN.
peeled, 4@5c; Plume, pitted, i0glIc; Peaches,
French, I2sl4c; BlaoSbcryies, i8eI7c: Figs, Cali
iaTnia, s97c y L, but none Of fresh crop in mar
ket.
vEoETABIEs-sweet Potatoes, Red, la@lac . II
Caroiiua5, 81 COOL 70 y cSt; Wax and String Beans
Haze; Shell Beans, cranberry, 4d5c Limas, 4a5e
q ID (; Green corn, l5@20c per dozen Tomatoes
$4,000 . box: Summer Squssh, 1et2c q b; Pots.
toea 95c,asl 10 . cwt; Onions, 60@75c e cwt; eau
hfower 90c Cabbage, slCal 20 u cwt Carrots 81 n
cwt Turnps, 81 % . 100 bunch vegetables, I23c
doz; Parsnips, lie; Beets, lc; Celery 9Oc n
dozen; Horse Radish, saI0c 4 n, Green Peas, oa6c
Artichokes. 25GSoc dozen Cucumbers, 4@
4e5c; Watermelons, 75c@sl o doz. and fall
market; Catalogues, 50a75c o dozen; Green
Okra, 6d7c q %.
BRgADsTUFFs-Ffour, IS so . Dbl; Oatmeal, IS
2 l0G hs, Cornmeal, yellow. So 9ba2 90 white
g 35G2 co; Cracked Wheat, az 75aoS
PUuITRg-Diye Turkeys, 12@l8e q Ii full grown
Chickens, go 80 dozen; young Boosters, 1894 so
3 coz; BIoilers, s2,d3: Ducks si94 so; Geese
q 5oG2 Q pair Eggs, S0@32c 2 dozen.
DAIRY PRoGucTs-butVeT, fancy dairy, 35337ic y
n mixed lots, in rolls, 32i935c q 10 Cheese
California, from 1l@l5c; Western, flats, l0@I5c ;
Martins Cream, 1S922c.
MEkrs-Beet, &c; Mutton, &c q h Lamb, Ease !;
PORK, 10Gllc; Veal, small calves SC19c; large &c;
HAY, GRAIN AND FRED -->ae nay, p pon El61IS |;
alfalfa, $40 to S12 d ton bran, q too sIs; mid
dngs s2S PEI ton; harley, whole. 81 40; ground
81 As; wheat, 81 65dl rs q cwt tame cats, a
cwt.. 81 25; cora, yellow, 81 s. y cwt white, 81
y cWt
AIsCElhassous-seeis-A Alfalfa, 10@I2tc; Tfmo.
tiny, Eastern, Halle o h; Oregon, sGsl0c ;
Bed Clover, 169lSc; Red Top, l2I@I4c Nuts
English Walnnts, lSGl4c Almonds lsc; Peanut
1l@l2s Taliow, 719sc; Eides, salt, gaIoc; dry
1et920e; hops-New York, 5oa60c Caliornia, 45@
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COAST AND STATE.

Flour made in Rogue river valley is de.
lvered in Yreka for $50 per thousand.
The water of the Snake river has become
SO low that the Gates finds much difficulty
in making her trips between Lewiston and
South Texas.
It is rumored in Santa Cruz that the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company has
bought large portion of the Santa Cruz
beach and intend erecting hotel and max.
ing other Improvements thereon.
A large party of fishermen went over TO
pond near Mr.. Glide's last Thursday.
taking with them the net recently Dur.
chased by Steve Brinckerhoff. In four
hauls they secured about 800 pounds
Dixon Tribune.
The Republicans of Vallejo have made
the following township nominations For
Justices of the Peace, c. w. Riley and w.
r. Cox; for Conssables, R D. Sanborn and
E. Longan For Supervisor First District.
r. j. L. Alden; for Supervisor Second
District, G. N. Parker.
! The Anderson, Shasta county, Enterprise
says Robert Pitt, who, few days ago was
sentenced to life imprisonment in San
Qaentin for implicscy in the murder of
Hays, on Dog creek, was taken suddenly
i'll after the verdict of the jury was rem.
dered and is still prostrated. The thought
of passing the balance of his life in Sing
Sing, was probably toe much for his equi.
Ebrium.
Suffer county has not been exempt from
the uncounfortably warm weather of late
prevailing, as the following paragraph from
the Farmer shows George Wallace took
Thermometer on roof that he and two
others were engaged in shingling last Fri
day, the LIST instant, and found that the
instrument registered l40', and would have
gone higher if there had been room. Char.
ley Alvord, working in the engine.room of
the mill, reports 1881 the game day."
Work on the bridge across the Sacra.
mento river at the landing has progressed
sufficiently, SO that Saturday, September
23d, has been fixed as the day for its
completion, and the members of the
Board of Supervisors have been notified
that it will then be in readiness for their
inspection and acceptance. There seems
to be general desire on the part of our
people to have . general basket picnic on
the occasion, and celebrate the completion
of this work with some little ceremony,
[Chico Record.
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killing, at IL o'clock on the night of the 4th
instant, of man named Coffee by Lew Csr.
penter at Panacea. The killing was the result
of a horseracs dispute, and is considered
wiliful murder. The alteration WAS over
and Dan Neiswanger's Desert colt, for $500
side, $3.50 forfeit Coffee, Deserts hacker,
drew out and paid the forfeit promptly.
Carpenter wanted race, and followed
COFFEE all the evening with abuse.
and at IL o'clock began shooting. COT
fee returned the fire. each sending three shots,
all Coffee had in his pistol, which he then
threw ut Carpenter. He ran, bleeding, to a
ballroom, where Carpenter overlook him and
knocked down and jumped upon the dying
man. The murderer narrowly escaped lynch
ing by the efforts of his friends and the feet.
ness of their horses.
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MEN OF THE HOUR.

Hon. James w. Wadsworth wss born in
philadelphia on October IL, 1876 His father.
who bore the same name. was one of the largest
land propristors of thu United States, a gentle.
man OF culture, one of the founders of the
Republican party, and its candidate for Gov
ernor OF New York in 1862 He was also a
brave soldier, dying OF wounds received in
the battle of Cbsncellorvilie, where he was in
command of brigade. Young Wadsworth
received an education IN early If. betting
his fathers position. He entered at the Yale
Scientific School, but in 1864 after the death
OF his gallant father, and when but seven.
team years old, he entered the army as aid. de.
camp on the staff of the late General Warren.
commanding toe FIT Corps Of the Army az
tie Potomac. He continued in active service
until the close of the rebellion. He then
assumed charge Of the family estates. and
represented Geneseo, N. Y in the Board Of
Supervisors for three terms. He was elected
q member OF the Lower House of the State
Legislature in 1873 an0 1879, and YVES made
member OF the Ways and Means and other
important committees, as well "a of the Rail-
road Investigating Committee Of che Lepis-
lsture OF the latter year.. He was nominated
for Comptroller by the republican STATE
Convention in 1879, On the same ticket with
Cornell, and ran far ahead of the rest OF the
ticket. notably Of the candidate for Governor.
de IS the youngest Comptroller ever in Office
IN New York, and is also the youngest Of the
State othcers. His career in the Legislature
WAS marked by Independence and COURAGE.
BE was sworn foe of extrsvaqance eyarv.
where, and herein lies his strength as a cand;-
date for Governor.
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DIED.
Los Angeles, August 3l-Francis Ducose, 4s years


OBITUARY.
JOSEPH NJ. ROBBINS, for twenty-five years resident
CT Sacramento, died at his residence, No. Ills Il
street, on the 2sth of August, having completed
his AID year eight days before his decease. Mr.
Robbins was born in the town of Hancock, Yer
mont. At the age of years he moved with his
parents to Columbus, Wisconsin, where he lived
until the year 1860, when he crossed the Plains,
and arrived in Sacramento City on August 10th of
the same year. In 1868 he became member of
Concord Ledge. No. III, F. and A. NJ, of this
city; and in 1865 be became a member Of Fl
Dorado Lodge, No. s, |. o. o. F., of which his
brother members paid him respect by fulfilling
his last wish, which was that they should see him
laid to rest in good style. Mr.. Robbins belonged
10 the Sacramento Light Artillery in 1868, OF
which company he was an ex Captain and highly
regarded by the company for his prompt and gen.
erous ways Mr.. Robbins was married in 1873 to
Miss Ellen II. McGrath, of this city, by whom
four children were born two boys and two girls
who sadly mourn their loss. Mr.. Robbins was an
industrious, hard working man, honest and square
In his dealings, generous to the poor, kind and
aifectionate in his family, and accommodating to
all. Peace to his ashes CHR
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sales Of the week were 8 goo ns of all kinds.
OHIO and Pennsylvania hee,ee sold at 4la42c for
*, Michigan * feecos brought 39a4oc, and No /
Michigan and Ohio heeces 42d45c Combing and
delaine feeces were In demand and there were con-
siderable sales at 4345c for fine delaine and 4sa4sc
for fine and No. combing. Unwashed woods ave
firm at 1sd23c for low and coarse 25@30c for aver
age io's OF me and medium, and 32G35c for choice
California spring, 2l622c Pulled woods are in fair
demand at 42g59e for super, 25@4Oc for common
and good. Sales of foreign wool amounted to 800.
coo rs, comprising old Monevideo at Soc and small
previous prices.
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SATURDAY,. SEPTEMBER 9. 1852
The Lewis Bros. Stock.

The stock ofBOOTS IND SHOES
ecltich aCe recently bought of LEWIS
BROS, Al u street, has been trans
fe7'red to oar store and S4acO7'p020ted
into oar stock. Before dOi7ag this. sce
carefully examined eUe2'y Shoe. 0nd
rejected a3ey that acre eVen sJightIy
imperfect. These rejected goods aujU
all be sent to San Francisco auction
rooms. That's, the LETVTS BROS.'
SHOES acllicI aCe nOsO haze 0se hand
are all perfect, and 2ce haze i3a 4gaa2sy
cases naGde liberal reductions S3e
prices. We haze never been better
prepared to giUe satisfaction 69s this
Department than at present.
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Fall Fashions
in Dress Goods F!

we are TeceiUi1g FAIL DRESS
GUODS almost d05ty, and 0Jge0dy
h0ve o. most full and complete 0ssoTt-
the styles for Fall are s5DspIe3. and
more qst6et than for u long time
hitherto. PlGjds and Stripes are dis
cGraed, and acitJ find f0Uo3 o1oJy for
Ch5t1reaa's School Dresses. etc. Cone
bsadtlOR Salts are also going 0xt of
U0gs5e, as shOscn by the J0ca of o3ay
prOUjsi0n for them iaa the Dress
Cloths shOacn as fashionable for the
season of 1882 and 1883. We shall
take pleasure j23 sh0aCi7ag oar goods
to 01ey aciaO mag cali. 1T IS not 9eeces-
s0'y to bay in order to be aCe1conae. &
indeed, sce coatnt q f0Uor0ble en-
preston OF oar goods 1UOftI more to
as than any one profit.
"CETETERONA !''-A 44-i7ech. all
aCOOt material, % cents Del qj0rd:
IN rich OUershOt mixtures.
"WOOL FOULE," im -Ezectriqsse and
OlsUe Msctures-d0etbJe-aCidth-
% cents per gard; vey'y stylish
and desirable.
A decidedIy handsome and e,ati,.eyy
3aesC material Is u "SATIN
SOLEIL, 44-i3ach. 0lI-aC00L, at
81 peg gard. Seal Br0sCss, B0r-
dedatc, Garnet, PiNae and Black.
CARREA UX INVTsIBLES." 80
cents per y0rd; e.ctr0 good U0lese
for the money.
:" 81 TIN ORIENTAL OTTOVAN.v
81 20 per gard. The latest
9aOUeJty en- Sill.
Splendjd v0lues in COJOred SATIN
MERVEILLEUX,9 Ocents0 yord.
A 2O-inch FRENCH eros
DRESS SILK, at 81 25 pery0rd.
Not d3a american S3lk;, 2Uith .ia4te
filling, bast an Imported French
Sitk OF pure stock.
An elegant U09iety of BLA OK and
COLORED VELVETS. VELVEY-
EENS, PLUSHES, etc.
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BELL d CO.. AuctiOneers,

SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 9th,
At 1890 O'Clock, and without reserve,
In front OF saIesrOOm. No. GIG J street,
A FOLLOWS: ONE FINE BAY HORSE, 8
N years old weight, l,075 pounds) one spring or
Business Wagon one Pair of Scales one Pair of
Counter Scales; one Top Buggy one Spring
Wagon ; one Peddlers Wagon. Also, one Walnut
Dining Table one Easy Chair one fine Beistead
and Spring Mattress; three Brussels Carpets; one
Weed Sewing Machine, in perfect order. Also
large lot of Crochery, Glass and Woodenware, and
Carpenter's Tools. AH Sale positive.
s9-lt BELL & CO., Auctioneers.
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OREGON.
No HIooashed Resu,,ed.


PORTLAND. September Sth.-E. G. Dicker-
son and a. J. Harrison, of Arizona. the par
ties who created such excitement on board the
Columbia as she was sailing from San Fran.
cisco for this port, landed here OF Wednes-
day evening and registered at the Burton
House. Mrs. Dickerson left the ship be-
fore she sailed, unbeknown to either
OF the men. They had apparently
snicably arranged their quarrel during the
passage, as they appear friendly since srriv-
ing here. Dickerson imagined that his wife
was secreted On board the ship, but an arriv-
ing at Astoria he teleg-aphed to the Brooklyn
Hotel, in San Francisco, and ascertainei th2t
she had returned there from the ship. Yes
terday they demanded their pistols from Cap
tain Bolies. who. after being assured that no
bloodshed would taks place in his cabin, re-
turned them. Dickerson asked Captain
Bolles what he had better do about the wo-
man, and was advised TO let her slide, which
he concluded to DO. Mrs. Dickerson has two
children at school st Vancouver, where she
was married about year ago.
Drunken Man Drowned suit for Damages
PORTLAND, September Shat o'clock
this morning drunken man walked down
the slip OF the Stark-stzeet ferry into the
river, and was drowned. The accident was
seen only by three boys. THE man is un-
Joergen Jorgensen, a Swede, in the employ
OF tbs Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
psnv, has brought suit against the company
for $4,000 damages, by having leg broken
ana being permanently crippled by the COM
pany's neglect.
Died of HIS Ipjaries-sick Cbinameu-
Escape Of Recaptured stage R0bber-
Thrashing Machine burned.
Humme. the yeung man who had both hands
blown off with giant powder on Clark'a Fork,
died the next day of his Injuries, His parents
live in Toronto, Canada, aud are said to be
wealthy.
Many Chinese are dying st the Northern
Pacific front of disease supposed to be
scurvy. They employ none but Chinese ply
sicians, hencs the exact nature OF the disease
cannot be learned. They have no vegetables,
and live mostly on salt fish.
Harry Cummins, alias Poker Jack" who
broke jail in Arizona, where he was confined
for robhing stage coach, was tracked
through Utah, Idaho and Oregon to this city,
thence up the West Side Railroad. Near
MoMipnville detective suddenly came upon
him yesterday, foct-sore and weary, in the
road. He was making his way to the Coast
Railroad. Upon being confronted, he sur
rendered without resistance, and got into the
buggy with the detective. After riding a
short distance Cummins jumped out, got into
thscket before shot could be fired, and dis
appeared down canyon. The detective did
not givs bis name.
The thrashing- machine OF Gilpin & Mathe-
SOD, at work near Wspato Lake, eighteen
miles south of this city, was burned this
morning. Some one HAD concealed in a bun.
die OF wheat powder or GONE other explosive,
which ignited ss soon as thrown into the sep.
srater. The feeder had his arms badly
burned, and was thrown from the foot. board
to the ground
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Donations to the Towards

YNHE FOLLOWING DONATIONS WERE RE-
Il ceived by the Steward during August Chill
Gren's clothing from Mrs. b. C. Megerie also cloth
ing from A. Egl, and several other persons two
sacks Of potatoes and three sacks OF swest potatoes
from unknown friends; and s. collected st the
County Committee meeting, by the hand of John
Rider. SILT
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Poisoning Case in Nevada County-The
Races at Oakland - Drunken Man
Drowned at Portland = Ratification
Meeting at Napa-The Chico fair-Flush
Times at VictOria-Artesian Water In
Los Angeles County-withdrawal OF a
Candidate for the Assembly-Eic.
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PSOKUtsIS,

FSVHGNSESt
H. E. Carpe lter, Esq.,, Henderson, N. Y, cured OF
fseflasls or Leprosy Of twenty years standing by
the Cutcura Resolyent (blood pi,rferl internsIIv
and Cutieura and Cuticurs Soap (the great skin
curesl externally. The most wonderful case on
record Cure certified to before a Justice Of the
Peace and prominent citizens All afflicted with
itching and scay diseases should send to US for this
Testimony in fuil
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BORN,

Sacramento, September 6--wife of Kirke W. Brier.
q son.
Cothrin's Station, September S-Wife Of J. l. E.
Cotbrin, daughter
Santa Cruz. August 25-wife of J. H. skirm, son.
Healdsburg, August 2-Wife Of David Reardon, a
son.
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4 Murderous ARRAY.

FRISCO tUtah), via Salt Lake, September
;Ssh.-Henry Rics arrived here yesterday
on blackboard from Spring Valley,
southeastern Nevada, bringing news of the
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Fire NJ Reno,

RENO New, September sth.-A IRE broke
out this morning at o'clock in China
wash house on Virginia street, near the bridge,
and burned dozen small buildings. There
was only few hundred dollars insurance.
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Entertainment and Dance.

AN ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE "a
IA will be given at the Atlantic Gardens ~
TOMORROW Sunday AFTERNOON and ffA
EVENING, under the auspices Of the Minerva GsA
Dramatic Club. Prize will be given for the Best
Waiting Couples. Entertainment to commence at 9
NJ. No disreputabie characters allowed. Admis-
sion, 25 cents All are invited 10. CT self
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Eastern ana Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, September 9Th.
SRKlpsrUFFs - Floar is steady and Wheat Is
irregular, latter at 81 1591 IL y bushel.
WooI'-Caliiofnia Is more active at l2@1sc for
lai furry, and 10000 for clean fall spring bury
i5a2oc; clean spring, 24@S2c pulled, ls@4S,
HrDss-Caifornia are strong at 24s24sc
WnsAr- 9te for October
CoRs-67ic for October
PoRK-s21 90 for October
LsRp-Sli 60 for October
BAcoS-sl2 SIS for October for RIBS and s1s On
for short ribs.
LIvSRrooL, September Sth
WHEAr-Caliiornia spot lots are dull at "a Sd
10 as 3D. Cargo lots AS for Just shipped.
ASS for nearly due and 45s Cd for off coast
A leading weekly grain circular says: The con-
tnued decline in American quotations has further
justified the existing dizziness Of the grain trade In
most MARKERS prices 2s lower. Cargoes off coast
are Is lower. The demand has been slow and the
supply large To-day wheat was in moderate de-
mand at 1@2i lower. Flour is steady, at un-
changed rates. Corn is in limited inquiry, with
prices unchanged.
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SALT RaEUM.
$500 ~

VIII Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges cure OF Salt Rheum ON
the head, neck, face, arms and legs for seventeen
years MT able 10 walk except on hands and knees
years; tried hundreds OF remedies; doctors pro-
rounced he ease hopeless; permanently cured by
Suticura hesoivent tblood purifer) internally, and
Cu'ieura and Cuticura Soap Ghe great skin cures)
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SKIN DIsEtsE.

f. II. Drake, ESQ.,, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
on bis hands, head and face, and nearly destroyed
his eyes The most careful doctoring failed 60 help
him, and after all had failed he used the Cuticura
Cuticurs Soap (he great skin cures) externally aud
was cured, and has remained perfectly well to this
dat
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At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included leo tons No. , October. 81 So; 500 do
81 6sl; l00 do, 81 6S3; 100 do January, 81 "a
. ctl.
BARLEY-Busiuess in Feed during the week has
been moderately extensive, aud public trading at
times has been characterized by some little excite
ment. strong undercurrent has generally pre-
vailed, and prices have not only been well sust lined
but frequentlya very ouoysut feeling was developed
Several operators have made quick snd profitable
turns in the Interim. To-day it looked as il values
had about reached their hight, for speculative
1eeling was less pronounced ard more disposition
was shown to sell than to buy. Operations this
morning were confined to No. ! Feed being wholly
on November account, and embracing 800 tons at
81 303 and 200 do at 81 30f . ctl No spot trans
actions of Brewing have been negotiated on call In
some time. Old would probably sell from 81 90 to
81 TO- according to quality, ard strictly choice lot
might bring trihe more. Standard Chevalier is
held at 81 so, ard some sales have been made at
this figure Closing prices this orning we're as fol
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Eastern Wool Markets.

Bosros, September S.h.
wooL-The market is ready and frm, with a good
demand Full prices continue TO be obtained. The
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NNHE CUTIcURA TREATMENT, FOR THE
Il cure OF skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases, con-
siSts in the internal Of CUncURA REsoLvENr, the
rev blood purifier, aid the external use of CUrr-
cuRA and CuTIcuRA Soar the great skin cures
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Cutieura Remedies are for sale BY all drug
gists- Principal depot:
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Mass
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Republican County Convention.

PoRT TOWNSEND. September Ssh.-The
Jefferson County Republican Convention
met here to-day, and elected T. I. Manor and
G. NJ. Bradshaw of this city, and r. D. All
ridge of Port Ludlow, delegates to the Ter.
ritorial Convention, to be held at Vancouver
on the 20sh instant. They were instructed
to vote for 7. T. Manor for delegate to Con-
gress,
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sKIS HIMARs

Mrs S. L. whipple. Decatur, Mich, writes that
her face head and some parts OF her body were
almost raw. Head covered with scebs and sores
Suffered fearfnlly and tried everything Permanent
ly cured BY Cuticrra Resovent blood purifer1 and
Cuticura and cuticurs Soap (the great skin cures)