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DRY GOODS.
TLOSI G. -OU L SALE
AT
LEVI IIEXrER'S,
NO. 307 BROAD STREET.
LEVI IIEXTERr

For the next THIRTY DAYS our well-solocted
stock Of DRY GOODS. MOTIONS, and FANCY
GOODS must be closed out regardless of cost 10
make room for Improvements In the store. This
gives an opportunity 10 buyers 10 buy goods at
such prices seldom offered, a. every article IS
marked way down. Among our large stock Of
goods we offer
cases Of BEST BLEACHED COTTON at 7sc.;
BLEACHED and BROWN sIEETINGS, rs
and soc:
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASIlMERES AZ 35c.;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CAsHMEREs f5c., worth
6Oc.;
ALL-wOOL BLACK CAsIIMERES G2c., worth
S5c.;
ALI-WoOL BLACK CAsHMEREs 75c., worth
81;
Elegant HEAVY-LINEN TOWELS 23c.. worth
3Oc LADIES and MISSES FINE BLACK
HOSE, Derhy-rlbbed. Z2c.:
so dezen PLAIN and DOTTED NULL FICIIUFS
at Zoe. worth 2jc., and q large lot Of CREAM,
WHITE, and BLACK SPANISH TIES and
FICHUES, and many other hirgans. II
ty29-eod LEVI EEATER'S.
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Senator MAXEY, Of Texas, is one OF the
Democrats who are opposed TO the aboli-
ton of all internal taxes. He says seri-
ously that "the tax on tobacco and whis-
key is voluntary. No man need buy them
unless he wants to-"
True; but so as to the articles upon
which tariff is laid Nobody need buy
them unless he wants to-"
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In New York the Republicans will nomi-
nate their candidates only six weeks before
the election. In Virginia we make our
race from July to Noveinber-a good plan
perhaps il the racers can hold out at their
best speed to the end OF the track. Ger
tainly there is fine spirit prevalent among
the Democrats at this time.
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
HEATHsvILLE, August Is, 1889.
Oar village was the scene OF spirited
political discussion to-day, the participants
in which were Colonel X. I. HUBBARD, Ma
honeite, hailing from Richmond city, and
MIR. w. A. Jones, OF Richmond county,
member Of the Democratic State Central
Committee. 1t being cOurt-day, large
crowd was present, so when the Mahoneite
speaker put in his appearance the ever
yigilant county chairman OF the Demo.
cratic party, q. +. Eubank, Esq, demand
ed division Of time for Mr.. Jones, who
had consented to champion the cause Of
his party. The challenge was accepted on
condition that tie Mahoneite should have
the open and the close. and with this
understanding he came forward and
introduced himself by giving a brief
history OF his exploits in war and his early
Democratic prociiyities. The usual tribute
10 Boss Malone was then paid, and the Re
adlusters besought to stand together Just
once more. The Democratic platform was
pronounced surrender to Mahone-it was
Mahoneism with Malone left out; and
tnen In almost the same breath, and with
the usual Readiuster consistency, the
speaker declared that the whole platform
was biliingsgate denuncIation aud with q
school plank that everybody knew to be
unconstitutional. This, together with some
hali-dozen atrocious anecdotes, made up a
speech That fell so fat that very few coored
people could get up enough enthusiasm to
applaud 1t.
Mr.. Jones's appearance was greeted with
ioud applause, and, Immediately turning
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A PandemOuium.

On Saturday last Coalition Convention
for this district was held here to elect del
egates TO senatorial and county conven-
tons. We saw only three white men in the
Convention, and they did not look partic-
ularly happy, surrounded as they were by
negroes. A negro was chairman of the
Convention. negro was secretary, and
negroes seemed to do all the speaking.
We only wish that every white man i'm
the State could have looked in on the con-
gention, for il he could we are sure he
would have had enough OF Mahoneism. CO.
alitionlsm, and every other ism Of that ilk,
for It's proceedings were enough TO disgust
any man. After a great deal of fussing,
which would have httingly graced Pande-
monium, quite large part of the con-
Vention, led by negro preacher
named M. c. Young, the pastor OF
the colored Methodist church here,
bolted, saying they could not get fair
play, and that they did not intend to be
bulldozed. These parties went into the
basement OF the courthouse and organized
separate meeting and elected a set Of
delegates OF their own. The meeting in
the courthouse, however, in the mean
time having adjourned, many OF its MEM
bers went down in the basement for the
purpose OF breaking up the meeting held
there, which, after another series Of rows
and any amount OF fussing, they succeeded
In doing.
The feeling between these rival factions
Is very bitter, and we doubt il they will
ever come together again. One Of the re-
SUITS OF these conventions Is that several
parties VINO Inquired prominently in them
fall coloreO have been sent on TO the newt
grand jury for carrying concealed wea.
pons-a fact which never would have come
10 light but for the fuss which was raised.
such scenes as were witnessed here In
these two meetings on last Saturday were
SIMPLY disgusting beyond measure, and
would only have TO be seen 10 cure any
whi'e man, we should think, OF his Coali-
tendencies Fdrmriile Jour.
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We acknowledge the receipt OF ticket
to the Third Annual Fair OF the Rocky
Mount Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation, Rocky Mount, n. c., October 23d,
oath, 25th, and Goth.
Also, one to the Eleventh Annual Exhi-
bition of the Piedmont Agricultural So
ciety, Culpeper, Va, September 18th, 18th.
and 18th,
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Colonel w. f. SIMS denies that he ever
sentany message to General MALONE by Mr..
MASSEY, or that he ever charged General
MALONE with stealing six millions OF dol
lars
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FINCASTLE.
APPOINTMENT OF COUNTY CANvAssERs-A
GOOD RAIN,
(lUIP.

APPOINTMENT OF COUNTY CANyASsERS-A
GOOD RAIN.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
AUGUST ID, 1888.
The Democratic Executive Committee
has chosen the following county canvass
ers: Judge j. j. Allen, benjamin IIaden,
NJ. Graybill, }. William Boyd, Hon. Wal
ter n. Johnston, DR.. J. n. Kern. George
II. Swami, Hon. COrbn VI. Reynolds, +.
L. Glasgow, Captain j. II. II. Figgatt,
Colonel r.. 5. BurkS. VI. w. Camper, A.
G. Preston, c. b. Norman, w. W. IIa-
den, and Hon. William A. Glasgow. |
have never known such willingness on the
part Of Democrats to do any work assigned
them. | think this is a sure harbinger OF
success.
The Mahoneites are making an effort to
establish a newspaper in this county. II
they have any money TO sink in such an en-
terprise, all right; but that the party i'm
this county can support an organ no one
believes.
After an unusually prolonged and dis
tressing drought we are having a fine rain
tonight. ACTON.
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A correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune
says that President ARTHUR is suffering
from the effects OF drinking alkali water.
We never heard it called by that name be-
fore, but perhaps "a,kali" is the Indian
word for fire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-17

SHENANDOAH COUNTY.-The Shenandoah
Herald says that Mr.. JOSEPH ii SPENGLER,
the nominee OF the Democratic party for
the House Of Delegates, is well and favor
ably known in that county. The Herald
adds that he stands squarely upon the
Democratic platform and will receive the
united support of the Democrats of She
nandOah
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-17

Majo VAIDEN's card Of yesterday had not
been seen by us, OF Of course VIC should not
have repeated the statement OF the North
ern Neck NeWS. What says the NelcS ?
How can such mistakes be made?
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NOTICE.

TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE
IEGISL ALIVE DISTRICT COMPRISING
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND COUN-
TIES OF POWlIATAN AND CHESTER
FIELD:
The Democratic Delegates for the above Legis-
lative district will assemble In convention NJ Bon
Air. In Chesterfield county on The Richmond aud
DsnyiIle railroad, on WEDNESDAY the 18th
day OF August, l sS3. at IL O'Clock noon 10 nom
mate two candidates for the House OF Delegates
from the said district. Each district and ward
viii select delegates the basis OF for every
NIFTY votes cat for the two electoral Hancock tick
cts In 1850. The city OF Manchester isentitled 10
ten delegates. Powhaian county 10 eight delegates.
aud Chesterfield county 70 twenty-four delegates.
=. G.. WARWICK.
County Superintendent OF Chesterfield county.
au O-td
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POLITICAL.
DOLITICAL NOTICE.
II
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE
SIXTEENTH sen ATDRIAI DISTRICT.

TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE
SIXTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT:
The Democratic Delegates for the city Of Man
chester and the counties Of Powliatan. GOochland,
and Chesterfield constituting the sixteenth Sena-
torial district will assemble I'm convention al
naideni Adventure. In GOOchlaud county. on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. on TUESDAY
the 2Sth day Of August, $685. 2 o'clock noon
10 nominate a candidate for the Virginia Senate
for the sixteenth Senatorial district Each district
and ward will select delegates on the basis oi one
Cor every fty votes cast for the two electoral Han
cock tickets In 1850. The city OF Manchester Is
entiicd to ten delegates, POwhatan county %
eight delegates, Go0chland county To nine dele
gates, and Chesterfield county 10 twe1ty-iour dele
gates. 4. NASH JoltNSlON.
County superintendent of Goochland county:
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DIR. o. b. SAyAGE.-Gatcsyille n. c..
wrote that he had used DR.. WOrthngton's
Cholera and Diarrhga Medicine for many
years in his practice, and found ii the best
before the American people.
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The Nashville Americdn'S editorial head.
ed "a Lesson on Leather is unfortunate.
1t looks like covert allusion to certain
style of Tewksbury binding.
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The Emperor Williams annual three
weeks visit TO Gastein, which closes in a
rev DAYS, has been paid regularly for
twenty years, excepting during the wars
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BAMBOO CORSET.
THE GREAT BAMBOO CORSET,

VNIIE GREAT BAMBOO CORSET,
MADE OF COUTlL,
PRICE 81.
Is now acknowledged 10 be the BEST CORSET
ever advertised and sold % the public. 10 Is made
Of " COUTIL,n far better article than Corset
Jean, and challenges competition with any Corset
sold Al Sl.5O. aud even hlgi cr-priced goods. Buy
CORSET.
Beware Of worthless limitations bearing similar
names.
The GREAT BAMBOO CORSET + put mp in
green boxes for white and slate boxes for colored,
and the genuine article H.
SOLD AT Al.
For sale by LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
l0lT and 1919 Main street.
MAYER. STROUsE & CO., = T. broadway.
&c lO-cOd3m Manufacturers
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE ASA NERVE
FooD.-Dr. j. w. Smith, Wellington. O.
says; " In impaired nervous supply have
used tito advantage.v
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SPECIAL NOTICES
rwHAT WE ARE DOING.

III WHAT WE ARE DOING.
II you want pair Of those ia WHITE BLAN-
KETs we are selling at IS, don't wait too long,
or you will miss your chance
We also have an excellent lot of $3.50 WHITE
BLANKETS great bargain.
In WHITE SPREADS we have some decided bar
gains. 1t will pay you TO look at them.
OUR SILK AND DRESS GOODS DEPART
NENT,
even now, has some good things In BLACK and
CoLORED SILKS, and In DRESS GOODS at
l2H, I6s., and 25c. a yard. We have all the
fall and winter shades to show you.
GossAMERs for men. women, and children, at
lowest prices.
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS at 50c. 10 Stall sizes,
prices, and qualIties-the best goods to be found
at the prices.
THE CASHMERE DEPARTMENT
is freshly stocked for the fall trade. Attention IS
called to the splendid stock Of medium-priccd
goods-goods We can recommend.
JERSEYS and EARLY-FALL WRAPS:
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, BOYS, aud GIRLS
MERINO UNDERWEAR;
SCARLET UNDERWEAR at attractive figures
make your purchases now;
Great bargains In WHITE GOODS. II will pay
You to buy them at prices we are now Offering
them at. LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
1917 and 1919 Main street,
We close on SATURDAY at7P.M. au17
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NJ MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH.
SELLS GREAT Circles

BLACK VELvETEEN at soc. worth 6Oc..
BLACK NELVkTEEN NJ soc worth 75c..
BLACK NELNETEEN at 7Jc. worth IL. at 1
worth Sl.5O; these goods In cOlorc at same
prices:
SILKS in all the latest shades at the most reasOua-
bic prices;
10Ac. 10 Sl.50 rer yard;
We have just received - eases BLANKETS from
the large auction sale that took place in New
York city six weeks ago. which we will sell AT
the following prices: worth IS for -. |
worth sc for $3.50. | worth ~ for 50. | worth
IS for SO. | worth 80 for 1915. | worth 81 o
for ~. worth SIC for 80. worth SIS for
sl2, | worth 500 for fl5
Our resident buyer bought for us last week 25
cases COTTON and LINEN GOODS. amongst
them you will find some leading brands OF
BLEACHED COTTONS. LINEN HUCk
TOWELS, QUILTS, TICkINGS. GING-
HAMS. CHENIO1S. DRILLING. Sc. &C.:
\ new Ene of FALL PRINTS-among them You
Will find some OF the REAL INDIGO BLUE
worth II &C.. which will be sold for l0c.
\ BEAUTIFUL BLACK STOCKING for I2Hc.
worth zoe.
BLACK-RIBBED HOSE at 90 worth 25c.:
a BEAUTIFUL HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEF formerly sold at zoe. sold now by us
for l2Ec.:
A new lot observation-disclosures them You will
find big line of kERSEYS. CHENIOTS, &C.;
We will show an entire new stock Of CANTON,
SHAKER, SAXONl, and DOMETS FLAN-
LADIES' DRESS FLANNELs in all qualities and
shades.
The balance of our summer stock will be sold out
AZ great reduction In order 10 make room for
other fall goods coming in.
sYCLE BROTHERS.
31l Broad rect.
Branch House: 1929 Main street. au 12-cod
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Correspondents need not apologize for
sending US reports Of interesting discus
sions; for we want all we can get.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-17

We would say to our Petersburg CORE
spondent that before receiving his note we
had laid aside for study the article he men,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


T LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
col MAIS STREET.
NOW Is THE TMg.
CLOSING CUT THE FOLLOWING GOODS.
no MORE THIS SEASON.
Balance o. SC. LAWNS for 4c.;
Balance Of l2Hc. LAWNS. Gac.;
Balance FRENCH oRGANDTEs Isc., Just half
price;
PEARL BUTTONS Sc. per card;
PEARL BUTTONS Zoe. per card, not half price;
YELLOW LISLE-IHREAD GLOVES &c. a pair,
worth not less than lOc.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Just come and see what bargains we arc Offering In
these goods. You VIII be pleased and aston
ished. Ladies I'm attendance In TIT, depart
ment.
CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS.
Our stock is selling fast. You can buy CAR
PET much less nov than You can next mouth
BLANKETS, BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
Now is the time to buy GOOD C0L0RED
BLANKETS at 75c. pair. Just think,
good pair Of COLORED BLANKETS for
75e, and WHITE BLANKETS in proper
ton.
Remember the location.
LEVY. DAVIS & CO..
aul2 90l Main street. corner of Ninth.
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In WHITE SPREADS we have some decided bar
gains. 1t will pay you TO look at them.
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FANCY GOODS.
~ Z e V EMS
MAKES 4 REDUCTION OF FROM 10 TO 90
PER CENT. ON slLvER-PLATED WARE.

Wishing to oDcn the fall season with an entire
new and fresh stock Of these goods, Offer the
above reduction to clear cut the balance now on
hand The stock is very complete, and consists OF
WATER-sETS. TILTING PITCHES,
ICE-PITCHERS. COMMUNION SETS,
CASTORS, CAhE-BAShETS.
WATERS. TRAYS. PICKLE-STANDs.
SUGAR-DIslIES. SYRUP-CCPS,
CREAMERS, BUTrER-DlsHES,
FRUiT-BOWLS, TEA-SErS.
TOlLET-SETS, CAGD-STANDS,
CUPS, GOBLETS, VASES. LADIES.
NAPkIN-RINGs, CHILDREN'S SITS,
SUBMISSIONS. PICkLE-FORKS.
BUTTER-kNIVES, FISll-KNlNES. Sc.
| am determined e. move the goods. and the
prices are made that will 10 10. No reserve and
every piece warranted as represented Can carly
at STEVENS.
aul6 sos Broad street
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OUR SILK AND DRESS GOODS DEPART
NENT,
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GENTLEMEN's SHIRTS at zoe. to Stall sizes,
prices and qualltes-the best goods TO be found
at the prices.
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GossAMERs for men, women, aud children, at
lowest prices.
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wen now. has some good things In BLACK and
COLORED SILKS. and In DRESS GOODS at
I2X, l6H, and Csc. yard. We have all the
fall and winter shades TO show you.
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LIME, CENENT, &c.

y 600 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
Z,COO LAND LIME, Just arrived per
schooner ID. u. ingraham from the celebrated
Cobb Lime Kilns." For sale how from dock by
ROBERT WE>DENBIRG,
Nos. sos Main and / 7 Fifteenth streets.
au 1l-1w
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FURNITURE.

nURING THE NEXT SIXTYn
IL DAYS we offer unusual inducements I'm "
FURNITURE, having large and varied as ~
sOrtment Of new styles aud patterns IN PART
LOR, CHAMBER. and DlNING-ROOM SETS.
We know IL will be 10 the interest Of purchasers
examine our stock. rs we seldom fail 10 make sales
where the goods please. We have some very fine
SIDEBOARDS and PBUSH-COVERED PAR
LOR SUITS very cheap. l.. GATHRlGIlT
son. 10 Governor street. &c lO-3m
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PROFESSIONAL.

lie will practice In the supreme Court OF APP
peais ~ Virginia and all the courts of record Ia
the city OF Richmond and county of Heurco.
Special attention given 60 CHANCkRY BUSI-
NESs-the distribution and winding up OF estates,
and the settlements Of accounts OF executors. admin
istiatofs, guardians trustees, SC au 7-lms
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THE CASHMERE DEPARTMENT
, freshly stocked for the fall trade Attention Is
called TO the splendid stock Of medium priced
goods-goods We can recommend.
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NOW Is THE TrNE.

CLOSING GUT THE FOLLOWING GOODS.
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T LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
COL MAIS STREET.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

Tuesday evening, Aug. %, 1883.
Present--Hecorder, Marshal and Aids.
woodin; Hoffman. IannIng. Brush, Black
burn. Absent Mayor and Aid. .Montelth.
COMMITTEES on Streets aud Public Prop
srty reported in favor of granting the psti-
ton for alley sower In Block 10, provided
the property owners In said block con-
tract for the same, and II bo laid accord.
Ing to tho established grade. On motion
adopted,
Committee on ordinances reported that
they had examined the ordinance on
crcsswalks, and that they did not think
any amendment necessary. Adopted.
Committee on Fire and Water reported
that the proposition OF II r Merrill, agent
OF the Oregon Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, 10 insure city property 1t 80.
being the lowest rate 10 be had they had
insured No rs building In said company.
Adopted.
On motion d warrant for $500 was or.
derod drawn In favor Of wernimont r.
Laurent, paymen on sewer.
Councilman Lanning gave notice that
unless tho beats or tho night police were
extended 10 ~ to inclndethe Third Ward
he would move At tho next meeting TO
only employ ono night waichman instead
Of two.
On motion referred 70 committee on
Health and Police 70 report ~ next meet.
inR,
On motion fhe Marshal was ordered 10
obtain permission from the property
owners At the corner Of First and r X
streais 70 run drain through their lots.
Tho following bills were ordered paid !:
u d Murry, se,76 George Burkhart, s24.-
% " J Henton, s0.o5; costs city W. Mo
Donald, s5.0s costs city W Fousan, t4.so
Jno Jones, nlghtwatcb, so.
The following bills were referred q w
Bufkhart, $3.50; n J Henton, s7.Go |;
Peters a BlaIn, nails, ETC., $3.50; Jno
Briggs, repairing hose, -.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

Willamette Valley wheat ranks first In
tho English Market, on aeeount,ls is claim.
ed, Of ia wonderful whilensss. Tbie
troubles the Walla wsllz people very much
a. their wheat makes slightly cqlored
-four, giving u = secoad piane in tho Eng-
lish market. AZ the samo time q futile
attempt {. made 80 prove that walla
walla wheat il really superior 70 william
ette wheat, a. witness tho following from
tho waIia wnllR "Union": ''At.llars In
form us that wallamette wheat IL of ssch
= character that, aa ono OF them expressed
u, ANY hatcher can make white flour
iron II land Il seems that color, mol
quantity, governs price In the English
market. Malia WallA miliers claim thai
our wheat will mako moro and bottel
bread 70 the barrel than Willamette wheat
but, that owing 20 the peculiar constituent,
OF tho grain. the color Of the Hour and
bread ara not as white. Some attribute 4
% the excess OF gluten in tho grain
while others are Of the opinion that oni
soil, which is all moro or less ptresncatot
by allSalI, would soon give color to the
whitest wheat raised in the Willamette
Until the color test IL lessened or remov
ed, walla Walla wheat viii be apt to rat,
lower IN the English market than VII
/ lametta wheat
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-31

FollowingIs q list Of the horses now
In training at Salem for the state fair
which meets September
DR. Mack's, OF walla walIa, 8 A
Crowell. trainer-Au RevoIr. dark bay
mare, . years old Souvenir. . years
old; America. bay mare. 3 years old !;
Alblcose. bay stallion, years old I;
Amerlcus. two year old stallion; Pur.
rolla, large two year old stallion. All
sired by Atwsed. dam Joe. by Bellfoun.
der.
Jw Mohr's. OF walla walls. Cereal.
2 year cid sorfel stallion. and 3 year
old black geIdIng.
G A Hexaboom. trainer. Mount
vernoa. sorrel stallion Harry Dead
shot. year old black stallion; Cham
plon Knox. IT,. as year old dark bay
stallion.
CA Frost's, Red Oak, sorrcl geldIne
racer, years old BIsmArk. black
trottIng stallion, aged 8.
d II wili's-woodbury, dark bay
stallion. aged i2. q thoroughbred Har-
ry Thorn. y 4.year-old bay stallion ;
BIscaccianti, five year old bay mare ;
John Hall, 9 year old bay stallion.
CIV Redmond's, OF Portland, ,-Roch.
wood. dark bay stallion, s years old ;
Adirondack. 8 year old dark brown
stallion.
John Pender'a, OF Vancouver. Dick,
light bay geIdIng. , years old Rotten
wood. year old bay stallion May
Whittier. year old dark bay mare.
Jas Bybee's -Ney Ella. year old
bay Newsboy. I year old sorrel geld
ing. owned by QuInby OF Portland
Lady Day, 5 year cid brown mare. owB
ed by Tuttle OF Astoria
jerome Porter's Of Forest Grove. =
Trade Dollar. : year old sorrel sac'
mare Orange Blossom, year ois
trotte5 black stallion; Dan Haltcn.
year old bay stallion.
Thompson 4 Prine's-Lost Boy, s yea
old sorrol stallion; Sage Brush Sammy
dark bay from Buch Grass country.
| Adam a Meley's year ol,
sorrei stallion Honest John, : yea
old bay geldlng.