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About Tri-weekly Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1873-1874 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1873)
03 TRI-WEEKLY ASTORIAE Substitute for Original. lee-o-Iated Edition. Thursday, Dec. 11th, 1873. i ' T IT P A L F IYT TAW " MQaB H M Morri80n - now Bole &U.SU XtOAvaAflJ. proprietor of the Main street Millin- fc" " mmmammfmKm ery atore. See advertisement. VDESDAY.THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. That elegant yacht, built at the Monitor Building Astoria, Oregon. Cape for uncle Sam has been success- fully launched and christened " Co- XK C.IREIiANB Proprietor lumbia." IT " Subscription Rates: The plat of the Aitoria, Nehalem Ono Copy on-year. 55 00 valley and Washington county Wag- &: &g ?hroTmonthi7::.:::::::::::::::::::::: f so on ad has been nied at the cierk8 -- Sing-lo Number, Ten Cents. " office in this city. Advertising Rates: One Insertion porsquaro, 10 lines or less...S2 50 Charlei Stevens, Secretary of the fSrbSJmoUrsSr:!- Aetoria Bible Society has now a lot Agents- of bibles and testaments on hand for L. P. PiahKR, 20 and 21 New Merchants Ex- sale-very cheap. Quango, is authori7ed to act as Agent for the Astori ax in i San Francisco. Thp Rtpnmpr Varnna loff vpflfc Any friend who feel? an interest in the pros- J-HC Steamer aruna lCIt yester- perity of this region,, is authorized to act as day forBrookfield with a full cargo of Agent for this paper, in procuring subscribers. . . T -.c , i i- freight. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Megier CITY INTELLIGENCE. went as PasgengerB. J itst Received. A new stock of We understand the Oriflamme Waterproof, Flannels, Prints, all varieties left San Francisco for Astoria last uf Hoseing, and all kind of GUve: nl-o Tuesday. If so she may be expected r. new stock f Oil Suits, suitable for Win- ilere to-morrow when we will prob- ter 'vcar, and KubU.:- I5.,.., iittcd for ably get the balance of the Presidents wear and tare, and tho celebrated "M"a'k- message, and other news. intosh Rubber coats. All of which -ball fo cold op iseup as i!0 h'itoht. The Ladies Fair .and Festival at r "' MX: 5"?I" . . the Congregational church Tuesdav Lornur Alain and Cnenamu? .-wool?, do night was a grand affair, and we are Xrhool Jiool'i. 1 ii:ti hitelv ro- pleased to know that a net sum was mvwl oil the different kinds of New School realized quite sufficient to pay for i i -o .,:.., I -. . .,,.;; '-, r.n-Qiutn w cushioning the seats at the church. .Book- required to l-o ir-'oci uj tin.- btate, thai can i.ov Ik, foniM In San Francisco. AV-o, ,,. , . , . , iT ., 01 , ., , . e understand that the mail Slate pencil.-, Blotting pads, a good as- , , -,,,,, ?crtmcPt of Stationery, Drawing paper, boat from Portland started dwaon CARD BOARD, Perforated board, Ink, Monday but Capt. Hoyt was not cer- (Carminc, Purple and Black). Likewise a tain he would be able to get through r.ew .-took of Crockery, Clocks Una a large imi so turn?,d back' 1iUire l l r t r- ii later news tlian camr from Port- fortment of Lamp Cnnanoys, all ot land QQ j.Mdav which "."ill b" old cheap for oa-li. 2 L AV. CASE, M Cheiinmussi., Astoria. Mr. A. J. Megier has presented T. TI. Reeves with an elegant meer- Tvaclier minted. A Teacher, sci,:iumj on a pledge to do so if Capt. MaU- or Female-, to teach in i DUricr FiavepB driver should drive thirtv School, in Ditrict No. , Olat-op plains, piies in 0ne day at Brook-field, Mr. Clatsop counry, Oregon. Communis r Keeves being engineer. Forty-one o the iindersitrnitd. -piles were driven one day- ' J. l.PACKAUP, l t u .Slcumnon, Oregon. The gay season will be well ob- Kxon.w.vr Tboso Suar Cured Ums and served in this vicinity. A grand that rrob Hull liutter, Fresh Buckwheat, w js to ven at ort SteVOllfi Oil (thic year's crop), Corn Meal, Cracked Whent, . 1fl,, , t ni,n e r.-A im Hominy, rto., at Cvsk's. I2tf the 16th; Beaver i.odge of Odd lel- lows have Social Reunions on the 22d R-Ov.-tor? in every .style, at all hour of and 31st, and Anion a Engine Com- dtyr nisht. at tho Pmikkk lor.-.n lUrsTAi.- pan v No. 1 givo u ball on Christmas invr. Mainytreot, Astorin. night. We uncle ii?tJiud tliat the va- -.., r i . .. .-i -i . rious chnrelies will hold festivals and rtr !or fre.-h Oysters, m every style, ca.il et , T. rnyt.it.i...,c i.,.n, ,. i... .nf, tW lAnn:tt Ueuii: Ui:jvca h:ne hnbtmas trees on thu 4th. Home Packets, Etc The steamei Annie Stewart, started up the rive? Wednesday with a vessel in tow, ex pecting to get as far as Oak Point; the tug Sedalia and Merrimac are at the docks in Astoria; the Varuna is running to the Cape, and the Astoria on the bar. Yesterday morning there were eight vessels at anchor in the harbor, seven of which are here for cargoes for foreign ports. Twenty-five or six others are en route her iroin different ports. The schooner Kough and Ready left Knappton on Tuesday with a cargo of lumber for Brookfield; the Elnorah went to Skipanon yesterday for a cargo of cattle for Hobson & Warren; the sloop Mary H. is now run by Mr. W J. Franklin; the schooner Industry is here again with another cargo from Deep river. Charles Stark says Deep river is not closed. rlhe schooner Buckeye arrived Tuesday from the Cape half full of water, damaged on a snag and will be hauled out for repairs. The Empire Minstrels, at the Cape, are preparing and rehearsing for an entertainment at Astoria atxvn onrlv da v. Van Dusen is one of the fortunate ones. He got an ample supply of Hour to carry him through the icc-o-iation. Among the passengers leaving Oregon by the steamship California on the Othj we had a conversation with Joseph and A. J. Knott, esqs., of Portland, who were bound for the Skcfcna river in British Columbia. These gentlemen have purchased the bteamer tfliwofly Geo. V. Weidler'a pet of the Oregon eteamahip Com pany, and are fixing her for a trip to theSkeena next month, where she will be put into service t convey passengers and supplies to the new Eldorado in tho.e- parts next Spring, as a grand ru&h is anticipated, equal to California in the days of 4U. Jack and Levi Knott expect tu cut a trail to the mines this Winter, and oilier wide prepare for theruh. - We wish them all prosperity, but atlhe came time would parenthetically remark that it is our opinion that they are 4i building castlet. in the atf." We expected the Oii-huiun. Tuesday with a supply of paper for this office. Sue didn'i come, and that is our only apology fur tho ap- parent shrinkage of tho Askh:iax W-" day.
