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Tri-Weekly Astorian
THURSDAY August 21, 1873
J?bst Office Notice.
The General Delivery at the Ahtoria
Postoffice will be open daily, (except Sun
days), from 8 o'clock A. m. until 7 p, m.
On Sundays from 1 to 2 o'clock p. m.
Money Orders issued from 8 a.m. to 4,
MAILS CLOSE:
Por Portland and intermediate offices,
at 5 o'clock a. m. daily. '
Por Skipanon, Seaside hotte, and Tilla
mook, daily on arrival of the mail from
Portland.
PorJFoits Stevens And CapeDisappoint-
ment, TJnity, Oysterville, and Olympia
Tuebdayb and Thursdays, at 7:30 a. m.
.PorKnappton, Grays river, Klaskanme,
Youngs river, Lewis and Clarke, rseha-
em valley, etc., irregular.
-- "-Republican State Convention.
A Republican State Convention for the State
of Oregon, will 'be held at the city of Albany,
Thursday the 11th day of September, 1873, at
2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for Member of Congress, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon. J. G.
Wilson, and for the transaction of such other
business as may be deemed proper. The sev
eral counties will bB entitled to Delegates in
such Convention as follews:
Tien ton ... 5
Linn &
Baker. 2
Lane 7
Marion 12
Clackamas- o
Columbia 1
Clatsop 2
Currv ." .1
Multnomah 15
Polk. 4
Tillamook 1
Umatilla 3
Uaio . 3
Wasco 3
Wnshincton 4
COOS .....r .....-..-3
Douglasit?..... 6
Grant.t 2
Jackson- ........-. .4
Josephine li
Yamhill 5
Total number of Delegates 97
,The Committee recommend that the several
counties holi their Primary elections on Satur
day, August 23d, and their County Conventions
on Saturday, August 30, for election of Dele
gates to the State Convention.
b' C.W.PARRISH, Chairman
State Republican Committee.
B. W. Wilson, Secretary.
IN URSUANCEOF THE ABOVE CALL
for a Republican State Convention voters of
Clatsop ceunty: are requested, to meet in pre
cinct meetings in their respective precincts on
Saturday, the '23d day of August, 1873, at two
o'clock p. m., for the purpose of selecting Dele
gates to.the County Convention, to bo hold at
Astoria on Saturday, the 30th day of August.
1873, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of "se
lecting two Delegates to the State Convention
to be held in accordance with the recommen
dation df the State Central Committee. The
precincts of Clatsop county are entitled to dele
gates, to the County Convention in the follow
ing proportion, it being one for every ten Re
publican voters of the election in. J uno 1S72,
viz: Clatsop procinct3; Nehalem 2r Westport
2; Astoria 14. Total number delegates-, 21.
By order of the County Committee.
auiytcL 1AS. W. WELCH, Chairman.
CIxiKxii XotfceSy
Grace Churcft, (Prot. Episcopal) Rev. T A.
llylanck ioctr, lrvino-services every ounaay
atl0 . m-8lhcL7t m; Sunday Schbolat 1pm
Congregational Church, Rev' A W Tenny
Pastor,. Divine services every Sunday at 10
a ii and 7 p m;. Prayer Meeting every Thurs
day evening, Sunday School meets at 12 m
Come to the Fouxtain. One of the most at
tractive establishments in Portland is tl
drug and perfumery stQre of our old friend
Samuel M. Smith, corner of Ash and First
streets. Mr. Smith was for many years senior
partner of the firm of Smith- & Davis. And, J
bolides being a thoroughly practical druggist
and chemist is,-withal, "as genial a gentleman
as ever grasped hand in friendship. His
store is fitted up and stocked in a magnificent
manner with everything usually found in a
complete stock of drugs, chemicals, porfum
ories, etc, But the feature- par excellence if
the soda fountain, one of the famous Arctic
patent-, an immense affair, a monument reared
in marble and silver to the health of the
thirsty. It has deliveries, on opposite sidles,
and.can accommodate a rush. It is stocked
with Kissengen, Congress, Vichy, Seltzer and
different kimds of syrup3. The cooling appar
atus is the most perfect in use, and tho pro
duct of that fountain a draught that surpasses
"the ne&tar of the gods."
To Investorsr-The Northern Pacific
Railroad-Company has now built, equipped
and put in operation, nearly 517 miles of its
main lino of road through an excellent coun
try and along what is known as the Valley
Route to the.Pacific The finished portions
v already enjoy a largo and fast increasing
traffic; The-seetibns approaching- completion
connect the chain of Lakes with the navigation
of tho Upper Missouri and Columbia rivers
with Puget Sound, secure at once a largo and
profitable businessand entitle the Company
to about iu,5W,uw acres- or excellent average
land in foe simple.
With these accomplished results, tho Com
pany offers; and is now rapidly selling, its
Hrsfr Morgago Bonds, for. completing tho
construction and equipment of its road across
tho Continent. After careful investigation,
wo recommend. these bonds as a well secured
and unusually profitable investment. They
have 30 years to run; principal and interest
are payable in gold; the interest (seven and
throe-tenths per cent.) is equal now to about
SK per cent in currency. Tho coupon and
registered bonds can bo exchanged for each
otlior, at the pleasure of the holder. Gold
checks for tho semiannual interest on the
registered bonds are mailed to the post office
addross of the owner.. .
i'hese securities haro the following elements
of strongth and safety: They aro the obliga
tion of a strong corporation; they aro also a
mortgage on the Road, its right of way, equip
ments and franchises, and a first lean on its
not earnings. In addition to this usually suf
ficient security, there ispledgodfor tho pay
niont of tho principal and interest a Grant of
Land, averaging about 23,000 Acres por Mile
for the entire length of tho Road. At tho
average price por aero at which other Land
(Grants have thus far been sold, thi3realestato
security will yield more than S101.000 per
mjlomore than three times the possible is
sue of bonds. , ,
Tho Company has already begun the pro
cess of redeeming and cancelling its first mort
gage bonds, as they are now being received,
at 1.10 in payineat and exchange for the Com
pany's hmdl JAY COOKS & CO.,
Philadelphia, New York & Washington,
Finaaeial Agents N. P. R. K. Co.
Sleev B.ttoa Icost.
Tho finder of a gold (Bolivia) coin SLEEVE
BU'LTOS', with two fastenings for the Sleeve,
marked with tho initiate "S.N. A.," will re
ceive a reward of HO for it on presentation to
tho undsrsfcaod. S. N. AKRIGONI,
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Corner IFirsi and Washington,
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HOTELS.
American Ex Ho;tel?
Cor. Front and Wtshington streets.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
L. P. W. QUIMBY C. H. PERKINS.
THE PROPRIETORS WOULD RESPECT
fully inform tho traveling public, that tho
American Exchange having been recently im
proved in all its departments, they aro now
prepared to offer superior inducements to their
patrons and the public in general, at reduced
prices,
Board and Lodging, Si to Si 50-per day, ac
cording to room occupied.
The American Exchange coach will always
be in readiness to convoy passengers and bag
gage to and from the Uotel, free of charge.
CHEMEKETA HOTEL Salem, Oregon.
u KESLEY GRAVESTProprietor,
STThe cheapest andbestlTotol in the'Stato.
Free Coach to tho House.
Cosmo poli tan Hotel,
(Kepf on 'tho"EuropQan Plan,)
ZLEBER & HOLTON PROPRIETORS
Corner Stark and Front streets, Portland.
RIARD HOUSE H. Cazaban, Proprietor.
View street, Victoria, British Columbia.
MPIRE HOUSE-r J, O'Brien. Proprietor.
Opposite Railroad 4epot and bteamboat
dine. K nlnmn. V T. f Thft bnsf- nnri nhejin-
Landing, Kalama V. T.
The best and cheap-
est Hotel in Ivalama.
G. B. COOK.
"W. H. ANDRUS.
Occidental Hotel,
(Kept on tho European Plan,)
COOK & ANDRUS..!..?".... ".PROPRIETORS
Corner First and Morrison stoets, Portland.
ACIFIC HOTEL Sikes &Ouimby, Proprs.
Main street, Olympia, W. T. Stago office.
RAILROAD HOUSE J. McGrath, Propr.
Good meals, clean beds, modorato prices.
Tonino, W. T., present terminus N. P. R. It.
'St. Charles Hotel,
Corner Front and Morrison streets,
R. A. WHITE PROPRIETOR
Portland, Oregon.
THE ST. CHARLES IS THE ONLY BRICK
Hotel in Portland; has been thoroughly re
paired and refurnished since tho fire, and is
now the most comfortable and convenient
house in tho Stato. altf
SUMMEE KESOETS.
THE SEASIDE HOUSE.
CiLATSOP BEACH.
MR. C. H. DEXTER, Formerly of tho " Cliff
House." San Francisco, announces to his
friends and tho public that he has leased the
nbw and elegant Hotel recently erected by
Ben Holladay, Esq., upon the site of tho old
Summer House, at .Clatsop Beach. Tho house
is elegantly furnished, and possesses all mod
ern imorovem'ents. A large and spacious Din
ing Room, Billiard Room, extonsive JParlors,"
Bath Rooms, Rooms onuito, etc., etc., all
well arrangea for tho comfort of Guests. Tho
Grounds are beautifully laid out. A half-mile
Race Track, with Shell drive; Croquet Ground
Children's Play Ground, Swings, etc.. etc.
Boats upon tho crook; plenty of Trout Fishing;
a splendid Stable, 'with Saddlo Horses for
those who wish for Equestrian rides ever tho
Beach; Bathing Houses, for -Salt Water Bath
ing and, in fact, everything necessary for tho
Pleasure Soeker, tho Tourist or tho Invalid.
Ocean, Mountain, Forest and River Scenery,
comuined, mako this tho finost,Place of Resort
in tho World. Tho climate is oquablo never
subject to extromes of heat or cold and onoof
tho healthiest places unon tho Globe. Tho
'Table will bo unexcelled, and the' subscriber
pledges himsolf that nothing will bo loft un
done for tho ploasuro and comfort of his Pat
rons. Terms moderate ancLsatisfactory.
CHARLES H. DEXTER,
BAY-VIEWHOUSE,
(Fifteen Utiles Northwest of Astoria.)
At Unity, Baker's Bay, W. T
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED
tho above house at this favorite resort.
Having thoroughly renovated and furnished
tho same with now matorial, it will bo kept in
first-class stylo.
Tho table will bo furnished with the best the
market affords. Fresh Fish, Oysters and
Clams in ovory stylo. No pains will be spared
to mako guests comfortable.
Tho above housois only ono and a half miles
from tho Ocean Beach, where anglers may en
joy rare sport Boats, carrying passengers,
will ply between Unity and Astoria, connect
ing with Columbia River boats. Tri-wookly
stages will run between Unity and Shoal
water Bay. JOHN HUNTER, Proprietor.
CLATSOP HOUSE,
SKIPANON LANDING..
A. C. WIRT, PROPRIETOR.
v Is prepared to entertain tho public. Horses
and Coach, with-Baggago Wagon and careful
drivers to convoy parties to any point
SUMMER
HOUSE..
CLATSOP BEACH.
'RS, CLOUTRIE WISHES TO INFORM
the public that she has- eomnloted her
largo now two-story house, which is hard
finished, throughout, and is now prepared to
receive visitors at this woll known rosort
GRIMES HOUSE,
CLATSOP BEACH.
VISITORS' WILL FIND THE ABOVE
named House open for tho entertainment
of guests during tho season, as usual
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVET THAT THE
Lo-PartnorshiD heretofore onstintr be
tween Donaldson h Reed, in the Market busi
ness, has boon dissolved, and tho undersigned
having purchased tho interestof A. J. Donald
son therein, will continue the business as be
fore at the old stand on Main street. AIL
dobts due tho firm will be paid to me, and vice
versa. GRENVILLE REED.
Astoria, August 15, 1873. aulo-4w
FOR SALE FOUR PAIRS OF
BARK BRAMAS!
SSFowls four months old, full blooded, and
of tho Boylo Strain Sl 00 per pair.
Auaress. , I'uUMAa i. unuM-in;,
lj20tf . CathlamGt.W.T.
POETLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. Jackson & Co., .
Front Street, Portland,
Importers and. Wholesalo Dealers in
Crookeiyl
Glassiuare, Cutlery,
Plated Ware, Wooden Ware,
Goal Oil, Furnishings,
Etc., Etc.
And also Agents for Perkins & House's Patent
Metallic Kerosene or Coal Oil
Safety Lamps!
B Qur stock, having boensolected and. ship
ped direct to us from manufacturers in the
East and Europe, we are prepared to sell to
the trade at such rates as wo. think will induce
trade. . aul2 tf
THE
tea Sue
Manufactured -by Lazarus & Morri3,
, Hartford, Connecticut,
ANEW METHOD OF FITTING GLASS
es to tho eye of any person who cannot
sparo tho time to 'come and select for them
selves. Any person who. will send us a copy
for sample of tho smallest sized typo that they
can read at an ordinary distance, can bo fitted
to glasses that will suit tho eye.
' L. C. HENRICHSEN, & Co., Solo Agents,
109 First street, Portland. au7
Allen & Lewis,
Shipping and Commission
Merchants, and Wholesalo Dealers.
18, 20 and 22 North Front st., Portland Oregon
San Francisco effice:
Corner of California and Front Streets.
James Laidlaw.
Henry James Gate.
LaidlaW & Gate7
Importers and Commission Merchants,
23 Front Street, "Portland. Orogonj
London Agents:
BEDFEBN, ALEXANDER & Co.
S. Gr. Skidmore,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Has Removed tp'his
NEW AND ELEGANT STORE,
111 First st., next to L. C. Honrichson's,
Portland, Oregon. au7
Claims on the XT. S.;
AND ON ANY STATE.
LL KINDS OF MILITARY, . NAVAL
, and Indian Claims, Modoc War vouchors,
collected by the undersigned. Monoy advanc
ed on tho awards of tho Auditors,
.fi" Persons having business with Depart
ments at Washington, and with any State, will
pleaso apply to " " C. M. CARTER,
Attorney for Claimants,
au7tf Portland, Oregon.
ALBHET BARTSCH,
Pianos Mater and. Tim,
Cornor Third and Salmon Stroots,
PORTLAND.
OREGON.
UPRIGHT PIANOS MADE TO ORDER.
J3"Pianos and Organs Repaired and Tuned.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
OREGON BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
S. M. BARR, J. C. K1NGS1EY.
BARR&XIGSLEY,
RLNCIPAL RETAJLERS OF THE STA
nlo brands of Eastern, California and Ore
gon Boots and Shoos, No. 135- First street cor
nor Yamhill, Portland Oregon.
BS" With our long experience and small ex
pense wo are enabled to sell cheaper than any
other house in tho city of Portland. Astho
proverb goes 3100 saved is S2 00 made: Call
and see and give us your trade.
BARR & KINGSLEY.
CRACKER MANUFACTORY
Oregon Bakery,
P. OPITZ, Proprietory
First Street, near Vine, Portland,, Oregon
mir ANTTFACTURE all kinds of Fancy Bis-
11 cuits, Crackers, Pilot, Ship and Naval
Bread. Orders
addressed
as abovo promptly
attended to,,
aul4tf
Goto G. A. SHEFPARD'S 1
Corner of Yamhill andrPirst-streeta,
PORTLASTD ....OBEGON,
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Groceries
Groceries Groceries
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Grocories Groceries
Groceries- flrocorio3
Groceries Groceries
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Groceries Groceries
Groceries Grocories
Groceries Grocories
Groceries Groceries
Groceries
WHOLESALE OE EETAIL..
3- Tho best stock of STAPLES aniTEA
in Orogon. All goods warranted
LEGAL NOTICES.
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Proclamation.
"Whereas, Under the Act of the Leirtp.
lahve assembly of the State of Ore5,
entitled u an Act to protect litigants;" aC
proved October 24th, 180. The Tbj
Weekly Astorian, a newspaper .pub
lished at Ahtoria Clatsop County Orcgofc.
has been designated to publish tho legal
and judicial advertisements for the couny
of Clatsop in the State of Oregon.
"Whereas, The proprietor of said T5a
"Weeexy Astoria has led Vith. tbe
County Clerk of said county of Clatsop
written stipulations accepting the cond
tions of said Act, together with a "bond
approved as the law directs, with a proper
return and notice thereof to this office, ac
cording to law.
Now, therefore, the said TRr-"WEK03
Astorian is hereby proclaimed to "be ap
pointed and confirmed as. the meditnn
through which all legal and judicial acU
vertisements for the County of Clatsop to
the State of Oregon shall he published
for the period authorized by law.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto 9&
my hand and caused the seal of the State erf
Oregon to be affixed, at the Executi
office in the city of Salem thiatwenfe
fourth day of July a. H. 1873.
By tho Governor,
("--- L.F. GROVES
L.S Attest: S. F. Chadwick,
-v-y-'J Socrotary of St&t,
"Writ of Special Election. "
To the Sheriffs of the several Coimtfci
within the State of Oregen:
Whereas, At a general election hold.oa Bs
third day of June, a. d., 1872, the Hon. JoSKPJS
S. WiLBotf was duly elected Representative of
tho State of Oregon in the Forty-third Congrefife
of tho United States: and
Whereas, Since the said olectiorvsaid ofBgp
has become vacant by tho doathofsaidiiHkuS
bent; and
Whereas, By provision of the Constitute
of the United States, andtholawsof this State,
it has become tho duty of tho Governor theK
of to issue his writ of oloction to fill such
cancy;
Now, therefore, I, L. F. Grover, Govenacx
of the State of Oregon, do heroby conjmana
you and each of you to notify the several
Judges of Election within and for your several
counties, to hold a special election of "Eopj
sontativo in. Congress to fill the vacancy afore
said, on Monday, the (13) thirteenth, day of
October, 1573, and that you cause all propgr
notices to bo given thereof according to lai
Given under my hand and tho seal of t$
State of Oregon, at Salem, this tenth d dOf
July, a. d. 1873.
L. S. L. F. GROVER,
Attest: S. F. Chadwick.
" Socrotary of State OrefcGBk
Administrator's Notice.
N THE COUNTY COURT of THE STATE
, of Oregon, for tho County of Clataon. Jnlv
7th, 1873. In tho matter of tho estate of Mils
L. Callender deceased. It appearing to tbe
Court, upon the petition of Philo CajQencUat,
administrator of said estate, praying for an
dor to sell tho real estate of said deceased thai
it is necessary that said real estate be sold
pay tho expenses of administration and chums
against tho estate; it is ordered, that all pern
sons interested in said estate bo cited to appegj
before this Court, on Monday, September l$j
1873. at tho Court-house in Astoria Clatsop
county, Oregon, to show causet if any there tp
why license should not bo granted to the said
administrator, to sell said real estate-, doacril
ed as follows, to-wit: Part of sections No. 4,
8and 9t of township 7, north rango lOweL
situate in said county of Clatsop, containing
320 acres, and that notice of said applicatklJi
b'o.published in tho Tri-Weekly Astorian, IB
four successive weeks, before said 1st day of
September, 1873. J. W. MOFFITT,
j24;4th ' County Judise.
Summons. - :
IN THE C1RCURT COURT OF THEj5I2B
of Oregon for tho county of Clatsop.
Casseo C. Andorson, Plantiff, vs Lewi.
Anderson, Defendant: To Lewis P. Anderson
tho dofondant, In tho name of thg State of
urogen: xou are noroby required to j
swer tho complaint filed against you in EeEd
abovo entitled suit, at the first term of said
Court to bo, held at Astoria in and for said
County and State next after six weeJisfrom thu
date of this Publication. And if you fail go to
answer, tho plaintiff will apply to tho CootJ
fortno reuef demanded therein, which 5&j
Dissolution ot tno marriage contract with.'
By order of tho Court WM. L. McEWi
Atty. for Plaint
Dated July 26th. 1873. - j2ae.
Kotico. "
THE TAX PAYERS of CLATSOP COUJ
ty Oregon, will take notice that on tholaii
Monday in August, tho Board of Equalization
will attend at the office of tho County Clerk of
Clatsop county and publicly oxamino tho As
sessment rolls, and correct all errors in v&li
tion, description or qualities of lands, or oitez
property. W. M. CHANCE,- Asseseoj.
Astoria August 2, lava. au6 97f
OTTO TEEUEE.
No. 1 North-Front Street, Portland,
DEALER IN WINES' AND LIQUORS -HJ
Manufacturer of Syrups, Cordials, Bittern
etc., etc. Sole agent for John Wolland's Phi
adelphia Brewery, San Francisco. Bees by
tho keg or bottro.
Goods delivered' to any part of the Stte.
CENTRAL MARKET.JStalls No.-27-tidA
Portland, Oregon
JOHNSON &.SPALDINQf
Dealors-in. all kinds of 'FRESH MEATS, afc
packors of'Beef and Pork. ThoJiighot-prj
paid for all kinds of fat stock. j3ttl
ORTLAND BOX FACTQRIS-North-ItoJt
street, Portland; Oregon..
Boxes of 'every description constantly on bsa&
and mado to order, urders addressed to Joz
Harlow, cornor of First and. E stteeta,
meet with prompt attention.. jS
E..MILWAIN,
9o Front and 96 First Street,,
ip Portland, Oregon.
OS- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBAJKgtt
in Stoves, Sheet-iron, Tin-plate, etc. PlumS
ing and Gas fitting cheaper than any hfir
house in town.
'ILL'S PATENT IMPROVED SPRTMfl
L Stamp, for stamping-Linen and 1800 otfew
articles. A silver-plated stamp of fin fi5jr
and perfect construction, with bottle, of fact
Indelible Ink, Ink Pad, and three entir Jur
phabots, enclosed in a seat box, with fifljk
structions, sent propaid for only $155. SjS
best thing for tho price evr invented. AjSm
wanted. H. C. Barnard &. Co.. 214 OH v2S&
St. Louis, Mq. MP k