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ASTORIA, OREGON :
-1. C. IBEI.AXI EDITOR
.SATURDAY .-. J use 10. 187C.
Ex-Govemor Woods for Vice-President.
From tho Altn California.
sow, -while that "slate" is being
made, we ask for a recognition. We
place before the country and the He
publican Rational Convention, to
meet in Cincinnati vdthin four weeks,
the name of a gentleman known all
over this coast, and as popular as
well known. Tie lias been Govern
or of Oregon y choics of the jpeople,
and Governor .2 TJtsA by appoint
ment of the Presilont, and in each
case filled the office with great ability
and satisfaction to the people.
He is now a resident of this State
and this city, a lawyer eloquent at the
bar or on the stand, ever true as
.steel to the cause of the country;
-who has gone through such a furnace
as that of Governor of Utah, coming
out like the Hebrews, without -the
smell or fire upon him. This man is
ex-Governor George L. Wood, who
has been named as a fit candidate for
nomination for Vice-President on the
Reiniblican ticket. AVc herewith'
quote from the Salt Lake Tribune on'
this subject, and endorse them so far
as the character and fitness for the po
sition of Governor Wood is in ques
tion. He would prove a popular
candidate.
Prom the Salt Lake Tribune.
If Mr. Blaine is to be the choice
for President, and every day seems
to add to his strength, we see no
good reason why that staunch friend
of Utah, Hon. George L. Wood,
should not be put upon the Republi
can ticket for Vice-President. This
would be spanning the continent,
choosing our highest officers from the
, extreme east and the farthest west,
and thus regarding the geographical
equities of the case. The "New York
Herald speaking of this eminent
Statesman, says he "is mentioned in
many quarters as a favorite Pacific
coast candidate," and then correctly
.speaks of him as ''a pioneer of early
days, a statesman and
one
of
the
the
he
his
.most accomplished orators in
country." As Governor of Utah,
won an enviable refutation, and
friends among the non-Mormons in
this heavenly kingdom are to be
numbered by the thousands. In thes.e
days of policy and self-seekhig. Gover
nor Wood's gift of continuity, his firm
and persistent devotion to principle,
stands out prominently, and marks
him as a man fitted to labor in a more
extended sphere of usefulness. His
ringing utterances on the platform
have thrilled many -an ear, and in ad
dition to his superior powers of ora
tory, he possesses a .magnetism which
attracts all with whom he comes in
-contact. This was abundantly shown
in August, 1874, when m this city an
infuriated mob of nearly a thousand
men threatened destruction to the U.
S. Marshal's office, where the corruot
-Jeter Clinton, a police magistrate of
the most malig.isnt type was confined.
Mounting a wagon which stood in the
middle of the street, the personal pop
ularity of the Governor won him a
hearing, and in a few ' appropriate and
well-chusen sentences he stilled the
passions of his auditors and prevailed
on them to disperse and go to their
homes. As Governor of Oregon- and
Utah, this Pacific coast statesman has
won an honorable record, and no bet
ter choice for the two highest offices in
the Rejmblic could be made, than
Blaine of Maine, and Wood of the
Golden State.
Advertise An cxcliange n's: Maybe
,.vu think that j)xjlo doal-t like to read
advortisement ! If you do you are much
mistaken. Fresh, well-put w oil-placed ad
vorliemcnt are iipu ! They :ir wolcomed.
read nay. studied ! 'J he newspaper that is
alic with them U iucrc.L-injrl acceptable
and so i tho bu-ine5"1 house that knows how
to set them up, oeeu withal vilh. the
fcagacity and neivc to keep them u.
An Editor's Appeal. As the report
that we are very wealthy lias eone abroad
Jamong our subscribers, and has made
them awiui slow aoout paying up, tmnK
ing, doubtless, we do not want the money,
we hasten to say the report of our wealth
is false in every particular. If ocea.i
steamers were selling at a cent a dozen,
we could not make the first payment on
a canoe. The lightning of poverty has
struck us square, and had it not been Jbr
an armful of ha3' wlrch our devil man
aged to steal irom a blind mule, our
Jamily would be without a mouthful
to eat at the pre ent moment. Is
not this a sad picture, and can you de
linquent subscribers look upon it without
feeling the coin rattle with indignation in
your pocket. "We do not like to dun you
but we must if you fail to take the hint.
Taki: Youk Local Pai'Ku. A man in Marion
county last week saved 610 by taking hu
local paper, tho Mercury, and there is a man
in this county, near lirownsville, who told us,
a chort time apo, that he had made anM)-acrc
tract of Ian. by being a reader of the Demo
crat, lie had been wanting for a long time to
buy an M). adjoining his farm, but could get no
track of the owner, who was a non-resident of
the State, and finally saw it adveitiscd for
tax sale in the Deinociat. Jlo attended tho
sale and bought it for a nominal sum, and is
now the owner of it. Albany Democrat.
NEW TO-DAY.
Geo. W. Hume's Portland
Packet Line.
jgjg; VESSELS IN THE ABOVE
fctiL ymQ -vvijl leave
San Francisco regularly every seven days
for the Columbia River :
NOW LOADING
Brig HAZARD 396 ions.
will be followed by tho
Brig SEA WAIF 273 tons.
Bark DAWN 250 tons.
Sch. HERA 3S9 tons.
tW For freight or passage apply to
G. V. DUIJKO'.V,
1S FiontSt. San Francisco.
GEO. II. FLANDERS. Agent,
Portland. Oregon.
Oregon & California R.R.Co
DAILY (.EXCEPT SUNDAY),
As follows :
PORTLAND AND ROSEBURG.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland 7JW A. MJRoscburg :J0 P. M.
Roseburg -jtfM) A. 31. 1 Portland 4:lol, 31.
ALBANY EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland 3m0 P, M, Albany 8.25 P. M.
Albany -"ttW A. M.l'ortland...R):0o A.M.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY) as FOLLOWS.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland ):13 A. M.Junction......G:00 P. M.
Junction ":45 A. M. Portland. 5:13 P. M-
The Oregon and California Railroad Ferry
makes connection with all Regular Trains.
Close connections are made at ROSHRURG
with the Stages of the Oregon and California
Stage Company.
fcS"Tickcts for sale toall tho principal points
in California and tho East, at tho Company's
Office,
Cor. F and Front Streets, at Ferry Landing
PORTLAND.
Storage will bo charged on freight remain
ing in Warehouse over 21 hours.
Freight will not be received for shipment
after 5 o'elocK 1'. M.
J. BRANDT, Jr., Gcn'l Sup't.
E. P. ROGERS,
Gcn'l Freight and Passenger Agent.
For San Francisco, Direct.
CARRYING U. S. MAILS.
TUP. OIlKfinV
STEAMSHIP
iSSi. Co's Steamship
--v
AJAX,
FRED ROLLES.
.Commander.
"Will leavo Portland "Warehouse -and Dock
Company's Wharf at tho foot of F street, for
tho above poit,
PRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1876.
At:) o'clock, A.M.
For Freight or Passage apply at the Offico
of the Companjvcorncr F and Front streets.
GEO. W.WE1DLER, Agent,
For Port Townsend, Victoria,
Fort Wrangle and Sitka.
CARRYING U. S. MAILS.
-pfv THE OKKGO.X !
.Ui- Co's Steam Propeller
THE OREGON STEAMSHIP
CALIFORNIA,
JOHN ILV
.Commander,
"Will leave Portland "Warchouso and Dock
Company s Vhaif. at foot of F stroet, for the
above poits
SATURDAY. JULY 1, 1876.
At 0 o'clock A.M.
For Freight or Parage apply at the Office
of the Company, corner i and Fiont streets.
GEO. W. "U'EIDLEK, Asrcnt,
For Port Townsend, New
Westminster and Nanaimo
5f5t
THE OREGON
Co's Steamer
STEAMSHIP
vJ-is
GUS5IE TELFAIR.
J. A. GAllDlNr.il Commander.
ill leave Portland Dock and Warehouse
Company.- "Wluiif at foot cf F street, for the
above iortc,
THURSDAY. JUNE 15, 1S78.
A to o'clock, P. 31.
For l-'roight or
or ravage apply at ihe Office
y, corner of F and l-rontstrcets.
ul J. . tt LEDLLR, Agont.
ot tnejjouijiany
NEW TO-DAY.
Let Us
Celebrate.
X
Let Us
Celebrate !
TfOURTH OF JULY MEETING,
All citizens of Astoria favorable to
Celebrating the Fourth of July in a
creditable manner, are requested to
meet at the Court-house, Saturday
June 10th, 1870, at half past seven o'
clock p. m. for the purpose of making
the necessary arrangements.
By request of many crazEXS.
Let Us
Celebrate !
1776.
1876.
FIREWORKS!
FIREWORKS!
FIREWORKS!
In Great Variety, at
Russell's Variety Store,
ALSO:
California Fi'ioit.
SEW advertisements.
DO NOT SEND AWAY
Eor Printing of an kind, until
vouhavc tried THE ASTOlllAN Office.
TpOUND.
A brown silk veil, and a gentleman's
cloth overcoat cape. ere left in the Congre
gational Church, andean be had on applica
tion to E. C. 110LDEX.
-TANTE
ED.
A jrirl td do general house work.
:r "Wagi'S S2o to $30 ier month.
None but a good hand need applv.
Apply at 31 us DAGGETT'S.
LTjrSINESS CARDS PRINTED
r -.r . in f
J iU'lE A3T0UIAN Office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER:
THREE DOLLARS PER YEAR.
Tie Only Paper Published at the Sea-Port of Oregon
SATURDAY June 10. 1S76.
LOOK AT THIS.
TWENTY WILL PURCHASE
c e nts ,y hre6 CPlBS of ttls MI istorian'
esrWhich is Just The Thing to
send to your friends abroad.
Columbia Bar Saloon
Jas. M. Lyxch Proprietor,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
J.
H. Cutter's and Miller's
Extra Old Bourbon
Whiskey,
BLOOD "WOLFE & CO'S PORTER,
TEXNAHT'S PALE ALE.
And a clioico lino of imported "WINES and
LlQUOHSto which I invite tho attention of
my customers and tho public Renerallv.
JAS. M. LYNCH.
D. K. Wakrkx. C A. McGuiri:.
Astoria Market !
Corner of Chenamus and Cass streets,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
WARREN & McGUIRE, Proprietors,
(Succetibors to Hobhon ib Warren,)
TVholcsalo and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
Fresh and Cured Meats!
A full line of Fnmilv Groceries,
CANNED FRUIT, VEGETABLES, ETC.
"i&r Butter, Eggs, Chceso, etc. constantly
on hand,
- Ships supplied at tho lowest rates.
Washington Market,
Main Street, Astoria Oregon,
I. BEJtGMJLN
"PESPECTFULLY CALLS THE ATTEN
JLV tion of the public to tho fact thnt tho
abovo Market will always bo suppliod with p.
FULL VAKIETY BEST QUALITY
FRESH AND CURED MEATS!
"Which will be sold at lowest rates, wholesale
and retail. Special attention given to supply
ing ships.
PACIFIC MARKET,
German Sausage Factory
New Building Parker House Block.
Main Street, Astoria.
J. S. MAYEFi, Proprietor.
IX ADDITION TO THE MANUFACTURE
of all sorts of the Oleanost and Best made
fc'ausago from tho best quality of Pork and
Beef, at tho abovo stand, in quantities suffi
cient tosuppply tho trade has just opened a
new stock of
PRESERVES and CANNED ERUIT
And a good quality of Cigars and Tobacco.
KSTFrcsh Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Hams, Ba
con and shoulders, always on hand.
"Fre?h Beef, Pork, Mutton, and Vegeta
ble supplied to order. Call and givo ine a
trial.
C.J.&G.W.Trencliarcl,
"WESTPORT, OREGON.-
"Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
PROVISIONS, FLOUR, SALT,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
QTJEENSWARE, NOTIONS,ac.
VST" Country Produce taken in oxchango for
Goods.
c
HARCOAL !
Any one wishing charcoal can be
furniblicd with any amount bv addre..'.ing
orders to C.J. THEN CHARD ,
AVestport, Oregon.
rpREASURER'S NOTICE.
There i? funds in the Treasury of
Pacific County to pay all outstanding
County Older. Interest will ceae from
this dite. JOHN CRELLEN,
Treasurer Pacific Co.
Oysterville, June 5, 1S75.
-TVISSOLIJTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that thepartner
shipheretoloie existing between tlia under
signed in the Mtloouluisiueasis this day dis
solved 1) xnutunl consent. The bu-ineNS
will be continued by PeterAlattsonatthe
same place, and all debts due the late firm
must be paid to him. and all debts due ow
ing D3T the late firm will be paid bv him.
CHARLES GILBERT.
PETER AIATTSON.
Astoria, JunuTili, b76. 13
A. VANDUSEN MERCHANDISE.
N
m
Full Spring Stock!
NOW OPEN,
AT
The Old Coenee.
A. VAN DTJSEN,
"N holesale and Retail Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Corner" Main and Chenamus Streets,
ASTOllIA, OREGON.
call, examine,
rrice this stock,
before purchasing
elsewhere:
2&-f0r it cannot be beat.
O tj a p p PSi & S3 c- i
Prices, including Gnuse and Handles, six foot
nine Dollars ; fi. feet Jl.To ; 7 feet, 10 50.
Orders promptly rilled by
A. VAN DtfSEN, Sole Aprent.
for Astoria. Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FISH BARRELS !
Half Barrels, Quarter Barrels,
AND KITTS,
AT LIVING PRICES, AT THE
Knappton Barrel Factory,
Knappton, Pacific Co., W. T.
W
ni. EDGAR,
Coaoer Main and Chenamus Streets.
ASTOltlA OKEGUX.
UKALRR IX TIIK CHOICEST BRANDS OP
Tobacco and Cigars, and the
Genuine AYostenholm,
and other English Cutlery.
Fairchilds Gold Pens.
And all sorts of
STATIONERY, NOTIONS ETC.
OREGON BAKERY,
Holladay's "Wharf, Main Street, Astoria, Ogn.
BREAD, CAKEST
PIES, PASTRY,
CRACKERS, ETC.
WILL BE SERVED TO PATRONS
V Y of the Oregon Bakery of which C.
Binder deceased, was proprietor, the samo as
usual, by Mrs. CHARLES HINDER.
First Class Raker employed, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. n orders, large or
small, promptly tilled on short notice. J'at-
ronago of tho public is respectfully solicited.
MKS..UIIAS. BINDER.
New Store. New Goods.
Just Opened,
IN THE SUMMERS BUILDING,
Chenamus Street, Astoria.
J. C. TRULLINGER,
"Would RospectfuUy Announce
To the Citi'cns of Astoria and Yicinitv,
That ho is now here, and has Opened at tho
Abovo Well known Stand.
A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
OF
Dry Goods, Clothing,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And everything required for daily use, down
to a Sack of l'Jntir nr l'ppfl from mv rvifn n:ilj
in vashmgton Count, which will be sold at
the lowest market rates.
isdul invite the public generallv to call and
examine my stock and prices. Having located
permanently in Astoria 1 " mean business."
."F".- mii-5.3"0 in running order,
with a full boom of choice logs, and 1 am nl-o
prepared to fill orders, large or small, on shoit
notice, for any kind of lumber.
J. C. TltULLECGER.
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