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ASTOEIA, pPvBGOXr
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-!. C 1REI.AXI ..f.........'F,IITOR
.
2jl nng guslsrci8tt
. 1 an established fact that there is to be
"Mvv ( ist 'sooninaveryv years, an im
iKIDAi -t "'imense trade carried on up and down
- i the Columbia river, from its month to
A CARD.
To the Voters tf Clatsop and Tillamook
Cemities:
At a Joint -Convention of Delegates
of the llcpublican party from Clatsop
and Tillamook counties, held at the
Court-house in Astoria, pursuant to
all, on Saturday the 13th day of May,
j376, for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for joint representative to
-the Legislative Assembly of Oregon,
from those two counties, the under
signed had the honor to receive the
nomination as such candidate.
The Convention consisted of twenty
seven delegates from Clatsop county,
and fifteen delegates from Tillamook
comity- Upon the first ballot of the
Convention the undersigned received
twenty or twenty-one votes of the
twenty-seven votes from Clatsop coun
ty ; and for several ballots thereafter
received nineteen, twenty, or twenty
one votes every time; while B. A. JBay
hxy, Esq., received the fifteen votes
from Tillamook, and from one to five
of Che votes of the Clatsop delegation,
so that he had from sixteen to twenty
votea 'on the several ballotings, as I
remember the events, Mr. Dayley,
i , r m-ii i. i 1 1; , ,i
delegate from liilamook, Jiolding the
' f -i
tirlcen votes of tnat county, and des-
pairing of securing the nomination for '
himself in obedience to instructions
-F,..-.,,, !,; , ,.,.. n,T.,:., ..,.- r.
nfn t.t i.n Tr.'V il vii iiia flni'f TC( t
en votes on that ball. t. to five scatter- !
"Vl' -- '-j "Jmji i?,l,k'"'1' """ "J :"',
mg. or against me.
Of -course the Gout
rention declared
me -the nominee. Having become vour
c-mdidate in that manner, and with j quainted vith the construction of wai-ehonse each year, so that the m
that unanimity, still certain persons, public works of that nature; let liim ' teresJ on cost and expense of keeping
..I.,;,,,;,,, ff, i-inimur fr -Tin -fiTilHr..iii
c.i.ining lO belong toxlie lepuDlicm
party are not satisfied, notwithstanding
the3' took, their full part in the primary
meetings, and were candidates before
i. r j r 1: ...
ie v,oumj omeimon.
Chief among the dissatisfied persons j
the mantle of his fatliei
Tliey claiiii that the County Cjronven
tion was composed of a "ring," and 1
so they Mill not support the ticket, as
T am iuformed. .. ,
J ,, -i T -rx -rv n -
35ut
the r.aui J. xi. JJ Gray nas
made ana UT.niDeteai-i'ounfl tne rcnort
A,
tliat your -candidate for representative i
is a very seliisli man, always worlving
for his ovnmtcreST and not for the in
tiil m-
Having
ierest of tlie town, or Statfe.
lived
in Astoria and vicinitv over 1
twenty-foiu- years, continuously since
10.-1 x r : 11 j-i j. x-
ISol, and duiing all that time taken
'. .
:m active part in all public affairs, I do
not need to say anything to any of the
are u. n. y,?.AY, wiiom aiiost ot u prop(se an aniendinciit to the State ' ou x.uvf - aut .uciiBveuuus
havo known for twenty or thirty years. I Constitution to cover this case. Tluai i S111 m '? deliy-ed here for little
- i- t tt r " i i fu-ii vc-iix bonpp if tIio T.o-iclMfiivA fif. i more than it costs to deliver at Porn-
anu his son J. H. D., who wears well l)us nonce u ine ijegisjantie cie- v , ii0iw.i
' . ,inc t .n.,.,,,4-. , ;,....,.,; :4 land, sav x to is cents 7er ousiiei.
older residents ahd settlers of Clatsop iias toeen opportune. In the mean
er Tillamook counties. To some of the 1? matf f T - itS
. i i , - ! e:u:mgs5 as the btate and contiguous
more recently settled people or those Territories, or may be States ere then,
counties, it may be proper perhaps, to grew in importance, population, and
say a few -tfords bv wav of refutation wealth, the needed laborers to con-
of the slanderous accnsatmiif elfish-
ness and laek of interest in public
airairs"' brought against me.
To .show what interest I took ten
years a?o iii the public matter of roads
' x
and means of. cheaper tiansportation
-l ft . . . m 1
in all Orcjon, 1 append here an Edito
rial vrritten hy myself and published
in tlie Astoria Mir'nie Gazette, Septeni-
i,ftl, ia.i 10,v rot j. nf
ber 10th, lSk6. (See Astoria Marw
Ga'-fa of that Sate).
The Legislative Assembly was then
aboui to convene in regular .session.
mi - -i n
Hie article is as follows :
" ' -
We said jn our last issue that among
the matters of greatest importance re -
Quiring the attention and action of
i & -i - i - xi -
toe m'ttsmiT, iiRnKi:ir.iir Tor the iiro -
motion of tbe pjcnniarv, political and . m A5t01'luJ -one tlllee years since, j by petition or mother customary man
social prosi)ei-ity oi the whole State. I deny the accusation, and otier in i ner.
and of all the people within it, as proof of mv assertion, the f.lowincr ' Ons wnrrl urn? n1t mMfM-wiwef.
Vrcuas oi tnose near ns ana outsiae oi
n n -, -l i
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n
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of some plan of internal improvement, : MhsxV democrat, in May 1873, three j I have never been and never shall
especially such improvements as 3rears ago, though it was not written j be in favor of any man for U S Sena
will faDilitr.t3 ' travel and transporta- ..for .that or any other paper, It is as tor from Oregon, who was, or would pe
nT' ri-n .roTO is Tnn miirr.M-iiinTi
tion of merchandise on a few of tlje
great thoroughfares Into and tln'ough'
the .State. V V
To be as concise as possible in allud
ing to' this matter, and 'referring fcb
one only of the great routes of trade
and travel, we 'will say that it is now
its headwaters, and thence to the
Mississippi Valley and to the Atlan
tic seaboard. Already 5,000 tons of
merchandise, or more, 1,000 persons
Ijrobably, and a large amount of stock,
pass over the Cascade and Dalles
portages monthly, at an extra ex
pense in consecpience of these port
ages, in the aggregate, at not less than
say from $10,000 to $20,000 per
month, or from $125,000 to $250,000
per annum. Ve believe our estimate
is very lew at the present time, and
that ten years hence there will be,
with proper improvements of these
places, ten times as much business on
that route as there is now. With the
rales reduced, a groat deal .of the
merchandise, produce, stock, &c.,
that will in the future .pass over that
route will go only in consequence of
such reduction of the rates of expense,
nwi !,. o .i,,, ? i, e I
of transportion not only makes a sav-
ingtothe consumer and seller, but
will often cause or create the trade,- I
t.limlWm,ahlifr,onn,,,,ortr. ' -"
ioy the comforts of a higher civiliza- i
tion, and the manufacturer' or pro
ducer to sell surplus products that
otherwise would have been an entire
loss on his hands. We will not at
tempt to -enumerate the various ad-
j vantages such improvements will give
I to the people of the Columbia valley.
i The most important of all is the pop-
ulation, wealth, and improvement
J tliA- wjU )Q 'Wed to every county
!and district from the ocean to the
7J , -,r x . -,-, , , ,
I ckv JVloiuitams. But nobodj-
j dimhis the benefits to be derived from
such improvements. The oiiiy
tioius How cin trie ncetletl
i 1 A.
"A-
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Hiunt-s db ju.me
riic improvement cannot be made j
one, or five ye:n-a; but it can be '
111 iM
uommeneed now and nvosofiii td vir. '
t , , A. ... O i
'orously and cautiously until com- i
l)lefclid- three or five wminiasicni -
ers, to ie appomtea oy tnc Xiegisia-'
itiveAssembv. select an cmimaa- :ic-
survey tne grounu. muj-ie tneimui auct'
..:.., -, , - ,, K A. ,
ubtinmLu ui Liie uust ui tne worh.. to oe
presented to tlie next legislature, :
which can act then as circumstances ;
shall dictate... In .the meantime, as ,
the legislature cannot constitution- 1
o v,:,:, ,:.
ally ere;
OOolet 'the present Legislatiu? !
amendment, submit ',
r adoption, sanlxnzh
can rcamrni tlie
h to the people for
the plnn of the imin-ovement before
tliem tlie gi-owtbsnid prospedts or the!
comitiy better known, the people can
vole understandnigh" on the aanenjl-j
,,.; o,;i, n ,-,w.ii,T-ui, ..,i. 1
nifnif. "win I'll unll virhinllv lin i.lin ;1rj
tion or reiection of tho imnron-
tion or reiection of the imnrovcinenc. '
"""l"! "Uivil 1" ullll'Ull MU UllV I.VIU I"
two years hence -the people should ,
decme- t3r adoptiu
"" l'-"w,i.w
$ the amendment to after answering thatipoint, I vohm
tt Legislature after t toered the matter contained in tlie
authorize- tlie next
tjlat 0U1. years from tins to under-
take the needed improvements at the I
Cascades, the 'Dalles, or Oregon 'Citv,
, :l.ml tnerct,y create a debt of half it mil-
I lion of dollars for the last named im -
', wrt,.iM11 , . -n-
I provement', or five or ten millions for
! the others, then it will be found that
1 action now, by the present Legislature,
struct the works .nil be found readj
struct the works will be found
j muuu iao, vi iiiu iiivu Xlllllllj.ai;i;u. XXJL
i li i rvi l it 1 if itili 7iiii th wi... ,.l t,-,. .
tiiat ana similar purposes, as tnev
have done in California the last ten
years.
, . , wlu eiul vl lout e;ns Ilie &tate
dfioulesiiot in mirlfrfjilr r.lio imimwn.
ix .'in.. .1 e r n . rt t
---. - vv tuv viikv v. 4. ltlllii.V
nient, she will be in inst the risrlit posi
tion to :i5?lc rif)llfnfR5 in fin if. lmiM-nrr
I " - ' v J.W ii J... .
I some definite idea of what to ask for
' vitn lu'Prietir- And at all events now
'is none too early to commence in the
undertakin- Two or tln-ee thousand
dollars expended in this matter the
uext two years may be will be worth,
ildleds of thousands of dollars to the
State four or iiv& vears kence.
But I am informed that Mr. Gray
j especially accuses me of opposing the
j flnMi..j.;rtll rtp i,ft c:T?vmM.- w;,.,,.c
jconbtiuciiion or the farmers Wnart
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inffov -it-i.;;i, 4u,i
v.vi iiivai. luuii 4
its way into the
comments
of
'.the editor of that paper Jto-wit:
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ASTORIA'S CLAIMS AGAIN.
We submit the following letter f qr,
the consideration of the farming com
munity of the Willamette "Valley, and
ask for it a careful perusual. It gives
some plain facts and figures in favor
of "warehouses at Astoria which can
scarcely, be refuted :
' Astoria, AprilW, 1873'.
John Laiton, Esq Albany :
Dear Sir : Your letter of the 15th
inst. is this moment handed to me by
Messrs. Welch, Taylor and Gray to
whom and others, it was addressed,
with the request that I answer it.
There are now three wharves and
warehouses on them in this town, all
owned by citizens, or men who have
influential agents here. They will see?
to it ' that they are not assessed too
high; other wharves will be rated
with those already existing, in propor
tion to their cost, situation, true val
ue, or the like. Such property has,
never been rated at more, -than half its
value here. Ton-residents will receive
as good treatment in that matter as
resident citizens. Some have asked
the cjnestien: " Why don't the people
ot Astoria Imil
ot Astoria mulct wharves and ware-
T10uf for storing Avlieat, Jour, etc?'
Jvill answer that they won d build
them ver Tly ' th7i a"y ilS"
surance that they would have any
thing (of consequence) to store m them,
or to receive in and deliver out. Is o
body but the wheat grower and wheat
buyer can irive this assurance. The
present wheat buyers will not store or
ship from here, as they can compel
vessels to o to Portland. Hence the
wheat grower is the only party likely
to give the assurance at present.
A uharf 400 feet longhand ware
house 1300 feet long sufficient? to hold
tow large cargoes, and to accommodate
two large vessels at once Avill cost
' some &15,000. not more. Ten per cent
inf.mvsf. rni flint, is 1 ."iOO. ftOO will
VXfk'VV . IMatl 4- . 4-.kl j-W.n - -w- -4- k -WXk -
2,000 in ail. 30,000 bushels of
wheat vrill make: a cargo of say 1,500
tljns- K loiwsiich cargoes go m and out
tho warehouse 'u the year, one cent per
l.iielinl mi h.if niionf tv i,'i I i.imL-o fin
'"ZZ tL..,Huj '-" M
.v - .wu - ;
; Wv " ,. ;"-""' ---
cargoes snouici be snipped twin tne
-'- , ; , ." ; "" v .
cent nor bushel, .if anv bus ness is
" " " ' . ; . . i T -
llonc- If iJirgcr mteresfc as l-eckoned,
:m1 cost. of, two. or tl.ree non, J.
ftOV S1"51"1 W' six r eight mouths
m au; oe comeaJiiiawiigc.j..uuuiiiore
uer year, still the expense is leas than,
Xi rccuts for storaSe, even if charged
lul w2ien oneJe i.Lbc woi-th
om w t cents per bushel more
l.3l :
wltIh
tiiciu ;ib j uitiuiiuaux;iuy viisjyi tu iuui
Very trul- -ours,
' X , .V. P.UiKEIt.
I
TlGl1irjVe letter as vnitten in an-
w.
siror to inquiries about taxation; and
,, , . . . - , , , ,
otllL1' Porfclon of tlie leter-
The wharf was afterwards built in
1 the manner and by the parties v.'hpm
' r nniP( .,o fi,o Tivimpr nni-emVc -n
t lianiea ls tne piopei persons o
U -i-, -, mi r a xv t r i a-i
hmd. lfc' lh fact,th:l.t J oveil the
building , of it . and -was .known to
be in favor of it, is sufficiently 'attest
ed by the action of Mr. "SVeleh in re
questing me to answer Mr Layton's
enquiries. Mr. Velch was tlie most
enthusiastic manin Astoria m favor of
thqivharf. JELe owned lots of land near
1T.fj
proposed wharf: and I owned
building lots' near there and do now.
So, too, I owned then and do now
i . . . .. .
other lots m other .parts )f the town.
l - - . :. ,-..'
and have a head and heart lame
enonh to favor the interests of the
wlioie town. Eilt a certain other
j man above named, assooasheGwldsee
L,r,.v,sW in rim t.Anm n " cii
" . , mW li sold
01lt ms htte property jn the other
Pa1 tlie town and bought near the
said wharf, and all his local interest
! 1in,v ; hn
now s tneie.
Couceiiing roads and local legisla
tion far. the counties of Clatsop and
, Tillamook, the- Representative should
, be guided in a great measure by the
I .,--i,r. ;t "-j. . i
i wishes ot his constituents as expressed
vi.wi.o ..o v.uv-ou
w--. ----.. WII t.y-'fctu I r. V!WI.VUyJ J.X
United Steates Senator, and 1 am done.
. .
.follows, including the
jopposed to &5lfmercial and I
financial miestof A6oria, and the
Columbia valley, or itol the improve-
mentl of thek!n-eat thoroughfares of
travel in Oregojij-the Columbia and
Willamette and other rivers, and the
portages thereon.
As it would be impossible-for one. to
0 over the two counties .to see the
v6tefs before-election dayL'Have. con-
eluded to submit the foregoing in tliis -
manner exnectiner thereby to reach
- - " i iii,
more voters than I would by a personal
canvass. Very respectfully,
W. W. Parker.
NEW. TO-DAY.
OILAS B. SIITH. ' ' -'-'
Attornev-at-Law.
astoria; oregox.
0fii6o in Warren & IcGuire'S' building, op
posito Occident Hotel.
Es's for Hatching.
'OC5
W1IITE LEGHORN FOWLS,
BAILEY'S STOCK,
OAXLA XD, CALIFORNIA,
Xon Sitters, Good Layers.
EGGS, 82 00 PER DOZEN.
Orders accompanied with cash orannroved
jawbone promptly attended to.
Das. J. INGAJiLS.
Astoria, Oregon.
AX ixdepexdenx newspaper1:
TnREE DOLLARS PER
Lit 1'LAK.
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.Sea-Port of m
The Only Paper Published at the
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SATURDAY
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X53 AT TltlS'.r
d t t
QIWEXTY
tirrrr 'hTTTnT'ro,n '
0 ex'ts Jree CoplK of To - DfOslSEi,'
l XJJ1J i lllVi'-V'-iJ
r it5T Which i? JUst The Thing' tb .
send, to your f;iondaprOad.x. 1
For 10 cents wo will l?c'iid i com. A-Vo will
Fqisd tho paper four month" for ono'Vlollnr';
wm scnti a rou oi iiaiupn lets Jinu cirisujarsor.
s0 contf : one pamphlet ot' il paged fort 23
cents, iscnd in your order. .'
i). C inEL.LXJL.ED.' Astoria'.'
j t A s toi io, Oregon
Pnrtionlnr Xoticc. '
Advertisement intended fbr ihertfon in
Tin: 'AsToKrAtf, should be handed in 6rr'lhun3
day afternoon, invariably, to iushre their-jin-sertion
tlio fo.ilowin aturday. V
iif
oungs.
tll ii.
Westpuft
31 ay 2!ith
Al
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L Candidate tor 'Joint Ili-proJUiitivp,
fiom Clat-'op and Tillanibok coivnt?c?,1t.'vpt. ,?'
If. U. UA'ay, will meet tho Citizens of V
Uiver luccmct at the Orangery liall, a
iW AFnvTth Ajfnrk IvnAi -m .il.vR'
in.;
ana expci
mg no ueijmte answer, are aaiap)iyjiplx P7
vited to meet Capt. (tray at tlie tlme":ind jda
(jc? as above mentioned to diseuss the'localiiid.
political i?i of the day, and ,tell what he
knows about farming. s ' V4j1.J
"RAISING KEPTJB'LlftA'X' 'OIATJDLH
iXUUMLUiuiJwaum i.
a'heirc5cnccf ladies w specially 'mVitedi
. -tt t-vt x r s r t- i'fnii.arrTiT'n. t
.1. 'Kl I -X... . ..
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.IvOrOKJ)?'
hx. Committee,.
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THE MOST EXTENSIVE:
VXD . , . r
a it , .
Kit., ".- -
, Clifton, nnd. Kiiappa.. iF-p6slilile,4chenamus Street. Asforia, Oregon
; Clat-op, at Pros. Church, at bij-mnJl -i. .,--,.. ,i .)., ,. ..!, .
M-t5 to leave Astoria for Tillamook , . Wliolesale'and Retail Dealer in m
"1?$AiP?mV; Unrrtf'i Ciaa'w Vrtul1 TiflK?cA ' nntf nil ,isInils,-or
lt. aiid wilispeak at iloquarton anrt barn- i u...i, iir;..ii... .niiannnvt
baldi while tMrc, returning to'Astoriafcitubril r. &,,eKurMM11II1rt.V: .?,'?liW1C,T -
Thursday or l-riday,tJune lstor, Ld, and will' , ., aml ,,iwtij. . ,,
address n grand rally of cjfiiau At Ppif itifal- GENUIXE IJ?ERSITA.T7Al PIPES,
Jlall. 1 he opposing candidates ha-vingibeen,. . c ' T-- ''
challenged to meet him orftho'stUmp.aildgiv- J . ., -- oieciaiiur. i w. .. ,
B W
XBest AssortedStogkT aet: y e r y, wos&3rn
Can-Iie-fiinmMit
K o bHnKii'
Main Street... ,
jmj,e -'- -
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CRUCHEjiY,, Sj
GLASSWARE,
&c, &c.
V- ., ' .
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A GENCV
FOll THE SALE OF
th It)mcstic Sewing Alachine, at J.
1 IL
-TT-mT riri.- 1I7T AT TI1V. .ArriNT
"4 ..;.I,.r o. 5 "llrtf- ,. 1. H..r,o.'..
j who has just received a Sno aiortment.- btf
M,t Ira ut ci iii juiw pi wi ii Lsimm r
im mi ivunuii
a ri?
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STEW ADRrgISEMENTS.
tTE ""Of
Vr ift W ' fr
AcJrllo.c
do
general Jiotn-o work,
Wilis' 'DAGGETT'S..
Apply at
i
"DOOM TO LET.
A lareo front room '2d Finn- will ho lot
lt reasonable -rates.. Apply at r.
8tf
j.iiio ir r iur..
T OST.
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I
jj - a bunch 'of keys on a f ing. The
' findor wil -b(i liberally rewarded on leav-
ing tbem at thib office.
J
0G TAXES.
All taxes on docs runniii!? atlarjre with
in the Corporate limits of thuiown of A'toiia
wil be due and payable on or before Juijolst,
lS7d.. . DAVID IX GALLS,
td
reanrcr.
N
JOTICE.
Stockholder? in the A-toria Alilling
Company arc. hprisby notitit'iT Unit a" m&-i-inr
will ho held at A-toria, on Snturnv.
i June-3d, 1S70 ibr the purpo-e ot electing
I-officers for the en-uing year, and tinnatt-
mg aiicli other biumc??-:i mnv ronie be
fore the meKnig. "D. 13EQUETTE.
Astoria, Aav 22d, 1S7G.
"TOTICE.
A special ineetinir of tho TiOunl rotor of
diool District Xo. 1. will be held 'at tho
chool House in Astoria, on Iridav ereninir
May 2l.lS7i), at 7 o'clock p.m.. for tho pur
pose of levy nip a tax in said District to pav
off the indebtedness due on liloek 74. nr.iclin-j
cd forSclnol purposes, abo to take in consid
eration the plan and specifications ot Fchool
house, and the ways and means to raise mouev
I v VvJlrl lir eo
Ey Oidev of lioard qf Director.
.1. (J. HUSTLERS
Astoria, 3Iay 0, 1S7J. m0td" , Clerk.
Tfisn XET FOUND. ' -' 'T
About'fiHy lathom o'f nel'wns'pTck-
e(j up hv uyy bofttnt Snaj; I-landq 2ix
'24th. 1S7U. Wm. FA L"KIX"15UECr.
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TPi.nTf'l, TyriL
JJ UULO n Us Lit'
L.710U'171Q.
i
4!Ai w. uone? - - Astoria,
II SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SHOE.
i ' Cannot be bent in the Root and Shoe iine.
'' CalLandsechini.' , , - .
'! SIGX OF THE GOLDUX SHOJ-k
A. W. Cone - - Astoria,
IIOJ
3.n Shvi-t. A iria.
.OLOODED SII3SEP. , .
I1 About the. first of June, tho undersigned
, ' C'lKt)ip uner i'ncJiu' VimuUcx
brinzinc with him from, .tlio fanfous ?tock of
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iReters 4t Severance. California , several
1 Tlio'i-'in" Wi'reil ctSiii Vikvii.
One year old. which will be 'old cho'ap. ''
,; TUT JmMITH, Portland, Ogn
WATCHMAKER and JEWELER.
j i: IRA CUTTING '
m
pared
yXOUVCEf? TO TUK PEaPL"K OF
jrtoriii and -Tcinity that he is norijre
to do all kinds of
WATCH 31 AKIXCf AXD JEWELLIXG
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PAPER UAXGIXG,
, , : ' KAISOSILXOG, ETC.,
Specicd attention paid to Count rtfHuorl-
' Shop n Squemoqha. street,
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Astoria Brewery Saloon,
And Bottled Beer Depot !
. MAIN STltEET, ASTORIA.
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MICHAEL MYJZJtS,
Proprietors.
The Best Quality Lager Beer,
FIVE CENTS A GLAS.
irFr Tho patmnajre of tho public i respect
fully solicited. Orders for Laser, or Bottluu
JJeor. in any rjnantlty, jromj)tlv filled.
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Sdlo agent for, the Ce Iebratcd .Qtbqllo; igars.
-Oealears in the above lino are ijcj'pectfully
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