The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 11, 1879, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-yv : ?t9-.-,-v -"- . f-fc. v? & .4.-v; - .t -u-iwj0.'Tiy'wS)pefi.JW -V Jqs - W' " W School Reports Continued. Miss Holdon's Room. SPELLING, CLASS A. 1 Fatigue 1 Campaign 2 Antique 2 Champaign 3 Receipt o Dissuade 4 Retrieve 4 Grimace f Pelisse f Smoulder ( Yalise 0 Programme 7 Javelin 7 Poultice 8 Grammar 8 Distich 9 Tontine J) Strychnine. 10 Caprice 10 Profile 1 Conic 1 Saijo 2 Dexter 2 Dead 5 Tenant .'l J3ade 4 Chronic 4 Mail 5 Daisy 5 Reap Shiny ( Secsv 7 Yelk 7 Hone 8 Kink 8 Ode 9 Free 9 Dee 10 Vest 10 Buy SPELLING CLASS B. 1 Yew G Who 2 Lye 7 Lee 3 2sTye 8 Tax 4 Toe 9 Ebb 5 Pew 10 Inn 12 3 4 423 61 8"15 8S5lG7 fvttf 2-T7 3201 52182(5 829 S7 (i7 123 21.1 4W" B51 4 15 288 242 17S 31 L 0245 mi -si rr 8245 (W2 761)1 JiCrtM BS7256IS 5l0tnJh5L GEOGRAPHY. 1. What are the natural divisions of the western continent V 2. Ilow many oceans are there? -Name them. . 3. What is the largest river in South America ? 4. What is the largest island in the world ? 5. Name four large rivers in the If nited States. o. What is the southern cape of Green land? 7. What can you say of the size ot the Mediterranean sea ? 8. Which is the largest city on the western continent? 9. What large lake in North America? 10. What great river flows into the gult of Mexico. I l l : : : 2 t S I " i AVilham Myc:s Maggie McCormick lomneTice Otto Parker- Joe Quiuu - Fred Kelly Ferdinand 1 lartwig Olga Heilborn Emma Clrotkc -...., Agnes McCann Peter "Weiman Maltha Kyle ulga Pohl Katie McKean Frank MerrilL Sherman Pinnell Bertie Stewart John Bieloh Grade Carruthers- "Will McKean Alvin Rothe Nicholas Clinton Cecil Corwin Willie Tucker Frank Warren 74 00 18 4S 70 52 51 7a 70 80 90 SO 50 90 SO 70 40 bO 75 75 51 m 5a OK 74 Hi 22 40 so 00 (K) 20 00 40 40 20 SO 50 00 70 85 UtO 70 100 SO 50 .) 80 90 85 70 90 90 85 90 05 80 90 SO SO 80 100 90 54 90 10'J 20 100 35 52 74 20 4G 20 .1 OOj 20 85 85 Pupils that have Attended all or a Tart or the Year. Ornlia Beard Augusta Hinder Nellie Brown Jennie Crang Kate Davidson 3211a Hare Maud llobson May Hobson Agnes McCormick Lena Morris Kstella Kucker Lou Rogers Anna Trul linger Lou Warren Nettie Wilson Nora Wilson Laura Worslev Nathaniel Ferrell Frank Hall Louis Allen Scott Bozorth John Bryec Joseph Hare Harry Hobson William Logan John Montgomery Edward Pangburn William Sherman Grant Trullmger Robert Trenehard Lloj d Van Dusen Peter Grant Fred Munson Drury Morse EllaBrvce Emma Fox Gergie Fox Emma Holden Nora Higgins Etta Hobson Nellie Morse Nellie McGuire Nettie Sale Lena Sale Lula Stevens Laura Sherman Annie Weiman Joseph Brown Charles Bain John Borchers Frank Barnhart Lawrence Cody Barnev Codv Albert Cody Edgar Clough Philo Elberman Ulysses Grant Harper Higains Thomas Keegan Henry Langworthy T Leinenweber George Morton Malcolm Sale Milford Sale Walter Seaburg Eddie Steers Irving Wagoner George Holfe John White Josie Abercrombie Sophia Binder Sarah Brown Andre Bvers Mary Cryan Libby Medley Mary Carr Sophia Gronnel Annie lloff Zettie Kindred Winnie Crang John Williamson Sophia Salmie George Bieloh Nelllie Wolfe Willie AbercrombieNetlie Fancy Martin Stevens Flora Ferehen Lilly Rea Jacob Brailler Annie Bieloh Annie Frj Arthur Allen Ella Rucker Watson Binder Louis Borchers Willie Clinton Rossie Clinton Curtis Chance Cordie Robb Charles DeForce Josie Rudolph Fred Ferrell Helen Snow Ernest Fisher Lillie Swan Ralph Hall Ellen Wood Frank Sale Delia Hughes HarrvSale Ethel Mariman Oscar Wilson Ella Herdesty Henrv Wieman Belle Truliinger May Walker Mamie Daggett Katie Thrall Helma Colbert Emma Fry Clara Taylor Willie Cody Frank Crang Eddie Foster Robert Fox Willie Grant Willie Larsen Wilson Turpin Willie. Bieloh John Hughes Frank McGowan Edwin Clough Albert Thrall Annie Anderson Eva Broemser Lena BtHian Cora Boehau Daisv Colbert Ada Kcefoed Zoe Carruthers Sadie Crang Ida Doffler Lizzie Donahue Oussie Gray Minnie Hobson Anna Hartwig Ruth Hare Alma neilborn Ida Kimball Katie Logan Magaie Larsen Rebecca Loeb Winnie McKean Nellie McCormick Rose Olsen Clara Rucker Carinena Rizzo 00 100 20 55 50 m 40 70 80 UK) 20 81) llKil ') 00 lX) 1 00 IV) ! 00 SO Anna Sieverts Lena Spellmeir Katie Shively Rosetta Sherman Ada Trengrove Annie Wood field Minnie Warren Italy Arrigoni Lizzie Kinney Theresa Arrigoni Allie Gray Ina Lawson Maud Holt Mattie Holt Lizzie Selby Sophia Helstnn Agnes Hothe John Anderson Nils Uorglund Willie Binder George Rucker Oscar ttieloh Nicholas Koefocd Weston Daggett Jacob Ferrill John Grotke Ignatius Grant Frank Hartwig Willie Holt Harry Hamilton Boyd Hamilton John McGowan John Carr William Smith Joseph Gronnel I Samuel Butts John Relix Henry llardesty Ralph Hauua King Kyle Frank McCann Sandy Loeb Louis Olsen Ernesto Berrio Charles Petty Frank Rucker Nicholas Rizzo August Sieverts Willie Steers John Truliinger Minnie Sherman Willie Truliinger Angello Parretto Charles Porretto Charles Benner Willie Clough DeWitt Ireland Eugene Quinn Neil Barnebar Harry Gray David Turner Arthur Regnor Ernest Ferchen Edward Hansen Warren Benner Howard Pinnell Francis Can Fred Kelley Adler's Mystic birds will be on exhibition at his store for a few days. The pair cost 300. Ladies are specially invited to call and see them. IIEI). Catharine Marv, infant daughter of F. D. and Olive Winton; bom May lGth and died June 10th, 1879. 'Because we love her so.' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LOST. On the 8ih inst.. a layelics gold, black-enamel cuff-pin. with three pearl settings in the center. A liberal reward will be paid to tlie finder on leaving it at this ofilce. 3Mf 110 KENT. As Mrs. McGregor is going . eat, she will sell or lc:ise her house on Chenauuis street, containing a store and fixture : alo, seven rooms ; jiosscssion given immediatelly. Apply to !-tf WILL McOKEOOK. For Tillamook Direct- The fast A 1 Schooner HONORA, (72 ions register) BKTTS Master. Will have quick dispatch :is above, leaving on or about June 12, 1870. rv3Freight at lowest rates. Apply on board or to E. S. LAltSEN. Agent, FOR TILLAMOOK DIRECT. milE Al SCHOONEU ALPHA, E. STA Ml M aster. SS Is now ready to receive cargo for the above port, and will sail on or about June 13, 1878. Rates for Freight. From Portland .- . $8 00 Astoria 6 00 For further particulars refer to Trenehard & Upshur, Agents, or to the Captain on board. ATTENTION KNIGHTS. Astor Lodge No. G. Kof 1., will hereafter hold its conventions in the hall of Sea Side Inlge No. 12, A. O. oi v. w., corner L-nenaiiuis aim Kenton streets. C5-tf J. O. BOZOKTII, K. of It. and S. LOST. A little brown dog, white breast., toes tipped with white, and white spot in face, wearing a collar No. 77, belongs to Mrs. Crocker. Information that will lead to the recovers' of the dog may be left at Mr. Mer rill's. ' 35-tf XTOTIOE. Neither the consignees nor the JLl undersigned, master of the British bark I,ork Fergus, will be held responsible for any debts contracted by any of the crew of said vessel. SAMUEL CANN. Astoria, .nine I). 1870. 35-tf BOAT PICKED UP. A large flat bottom skiff wsis picked up by the undersigned on Wednesdav. June -1th. The owner can have the same upon proof of ownership, and piivment of charges, by applying to me at Win. Humes cannery in Astoria. 3T,-if LYMAN NUTTER. A DMIX1STRAT01JS NOTICE. Notice is J!:. hereby given that tlie undersigned has been appointed by the Hon. County court of the state of Oregon for the county of Clatsop, administrator of the estate of Frank Serola. deceased, late of said county. All persons having claims against said estate are. notified to prcsVnt the same to the undersigned ad ministrator at Ins place of business in the citv of Astona. Clatsop county, Oregon, with in six months from the date hereof. Astoria, Oregon, June 9. 1S79. A. G. SPEXAKTH. Administrator of the estate of Frank Serola, deceased. 24-5tw 1879. Fonrth of July 1776. There will be a public meeting of the citizens of Astoria on WEDNESDAY EVENING, At half p:ist seven o'clock, JUNE 11, 1879, At the Court-house in Astoria, to make the preliminary arrangements for celebrating the Fourth of July, A. D. 1879. Bv request of many citizens a full attend ance at the meeting is desired. WILLLUI FRY PRACTICAL BOOT A3TD SHOE MAKER, Maix Street, - Astoria, Oregon. Est- Perfect fits guaranteed. All work warranted. Give me a trial. All orders promptly filled. Xrpi. BECK, Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes. All kinds of repairing neatly and SB promptly auenaeu iu MADv ST., - ASTORIA, OREGON. '' NEW ADVERTISEjMENTS. TfOTl SALE. I have received another con X signment of Twenty Tons of Salt, whichl will sell cheap for cash, in lots to suit. K. C. 1IOLDEN. 33-tf Commission Agent. Special Laflies' .Auction Sale. On THURSDAY, JUNE 12th. AT MY AVCTIOX ROOMS. 1 am instructed to close out without reserve a fine lot oi Ladies' and Children's UKDERWEAB, Skirt. Lace Tics. Embroidery. Itnliy's !Ionks; 49 doz. Spool Thread; 11,500 Needles; 14 Cards Button, etc., etc. Also about 73 Pair Ladles all Cloth. American Kid ami Ladles' Cloth ami Leather But ton Shoes, regular ,1zck. Also A Lot of Misses Shoes and Boys Boots. To accommodate the ladies the sale will commence at three o'clock i m. E. C. HOLDEN. Auctioneer. CLOSING AUCTION SALE. By direction of the Great Republic Wrecking Co., -ox-TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1879. At 10 A. M. At FlavcVs warehouse Astoria, I will sell WITIIOITT RESERVE All the goods and material recovered from the wreck to date. Consisting in prrt of (5 Fisli Bros. "Ilowers and Reap ers, some parts wanting can be easily procured. 4 Dozen 1V:iroii Wheels, together with a large lot of Axles. Reach es. Tongues. Roisters. Brake Bars and Blocks. Double trees, etc.. etc. 1 Double Buggy, running gear and body complete. aise: A Lot of Brussels Carpet. AI-SO: 1 cloz. Patent and Double Blocks; ." Powerful Hydraulic Pumps Two Force Pumps; Screw Plates, witli dies, "Winches, Engineers, aud Me chanics Tools, jind an immense lot f Ura.ss and Copper .llelal, etc. ALSO: 12 doz. long and Short Handled Shov els; IG doz. sr.vthcs and snaths, and r Jet or Cradles, (iarden Italics, Prongs, etc., etc. also : 17 Cases or Assorted Chairs, and a Va riety of other Articles. TERMS CASH, I. S. GOLD COIX. E.C. JIOLDEX, Auctioneer. LOST. Order No". 22.;. tor $150 00, issued by J?Lshei men's Packing company, A. T. Brakke clerk, payable to P. v. Lawson. Payment has been stopped on the same. Si N ET .FO'UXiX About 200 fathom, no marKS. picKcu up ouue o, jmu. a lie owner can have it by proving property and paying charges on application at the cannery WM. lll'-ME. 34-tf Astona, Oregon. SPECIAL NOTICE. Owing to a reduction on Refined Sugar in San Francisco, I take pleasure to state that I will give Half Pound More Sugar FOB 03TE BOIXAK. Than heretofore, to strictly cash customers. Other Goods at Bed Rock Prices. Xarge Invoices Just Opened. AND Fresh Fruits a Specialty- E. S. LA1ISEX. Mes. H. A. Derby. Has just returned from San Francisco with the finest selected slock of MILLINERY GOODS, Ever offered in Astoria. Embracing every novelty in the line. fm or, Warner's Health COKSET Ctn only be purchased in Astoria at Mrs. Derby's, Main street, between Squemoqhe and Jefferson, Astoria, Ore gon. Arndt & Ferchen. mHE'BEST V.B5 BLACKSMITH J$M0r AND Machine Shop -XS tr i-i In the city. &&. All kinds of Engine, Cannery and Stenmbent Work promptly attended to. y3I. UHMBXHAIiT. Occident Hotel Hair Dressing Saloon. ASTORLV - OREGON. net, Cold, Shower, SI eHi and Snlpnur ; BATHS. fSpecial attention given to ladies' and children's hair cutting. Private Entrance for Ladies, Iff rrfrb.VHi yutismstrzFj -K-;-VB 3-.Iv &m?zsw r m TILL TAKE -FN Bmi Stock snd Lowest Prkesl To which Ave call particular attention. OTJR FANCY GOODS ABE COMPLETE. In Hosiery, Lace, White Goods and Embroidery, IVJE ABE THE IJOSS. OUR CLOTHING AKD FURNISHING GOODS Are all of the Latest Styles and Designs. AVe offer extra inducements this season to purchasers, and altl not seliing AT COST, we defy any house in this eitv to compete wi We meanvit ! Come, give us a call and see for vourself what we can IFF A IS&IB - - - MAIN STREET, NEW SPRIN8 mi A. VAN DUSEN & CO. Have just received a full line of Sprinc and Summer seeds of the verv finest quality, which were bought during the iccent nimble in stocks, w hen cash cemn :iuls a pieiuiuiu. ami are therefore prepared to sell the same at less rates than the same quality of goods can he purchased elsewhere. These goods consist in part of Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Huts and Cap.. 1.a1cs Ts'ss ftoods. 3Iuslis:.s. I'rints. Hcsierj-;, Hoots :sim! SSsoes. iSuiier 35oot. Oil Cloilaiug. In addition to the above have bud in a full stock of BUIX.DEKS 7LVTESIAT,S. IVA1S.S. PAINTS, CIILS. KTC. Tlie quality of our crockery a:vi CSTjASSWAISE. r.A3SI. ETC., Cannot be excelled and our prices defy competition. Family Groceries and Provision a Spooialtj. Oregon Cilj ! perial I-lvtra Flour at $5 50 per Barrel. WARDS CLATSOP BUTTER ALWAYS IN STORE. J3?".Agency for Singer and White Rowing Machines. Wells,, i'argo & Cos Express, oliice. corner of Cass and Jefferson street. till, t: COHEN & 1EE THE BOSS F TS SEIXJXG GOODS TIHE CHEAPEST. We have since replaced our Ladies' And all goods that were lost on the Kepublie. AT.RH A TrnT.f. .k.w, . -. w-- - .' ""wf-' - XjX3KTE33ST XJ3STD03SDE1. i&Sjr 3E L Hi Come, give ns a trial, and satisfy yourself that we sell cheaper than any othes house in town. "We do not give any price list, as we have hut one price and sell JFOJEL O.JS3BE OK"LY, COHEN & COOPER. I X JL STOKE. P. S. Themostestgoodsfortheleastestmoney, BUSINESS CARDS. T M. SEVERN. 3L D. " PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Examining Surgeon of Pensions. Klnsey's Building, on the Headway, ASTORIA, OliEC.ON. TTVlt. J. W. OLIVER, II03IEOPATIIIST, Office. In Shusters Daguerrean build ing. Entnince Second door above that of the Daily Astorian. C:iss street. Residence on Jefferson street, corner of Main. TTvOCTOIt HATCH, Successfully treats ail Chronic Disease!. , vn Ticr a ore rT? riir"CV A"NTT CHILDKEN. Cancer eurcd bv a new and painless method. Office Chenaimis street, comer of Main street, Astoria. D JL J. O'JiRlEX. CURES BILLIOUS AD INTERMITTENT FEVERS With from one to three doses of his harm less medicine. . ,. A Also, Private diseases successfully treated. Office O'Rnen's hotel. Astoria. Oregon. OTTO MTFIh'ER. MATCHMAKER A3STD JEWELER. HAS REMOVED TO Main street, Parker's building. ASTORIA, OREGON. 1 T. JtEII. CALEDONIA SALOON, Corner of Front and A streets. PORTLAND - - - - OREGO e2rLate butcher in the Central Market. THE ASTOEIA Dusharm & Lebfane, Proprietors. IVootl Cut by Steam and Fur nished to Order. Hard wood per cord, sawed and de livered So CO Fir wood, sawed aud delivered 4f0 Hemlock wood, sawed and delivered.. 4 00 Orders left at the Yard will be promptly filled. EE LEAD 11 although we arc ith our prices. i do lor you. - pIO. ca-DBfL. - - - ASTOEIA, OREGON. 8 OOOPEK'S JbLb B flWI TXNTR fTF T.ATTT?S . v- .. - .s .--,; Sfi - r-'v"''j ADCT10JST SALES. E, C. HOLDEN, Notary Public for the State of Oregon,, ltcn.1 Estate Agent and Conveyancer. Agent for the FIREMEN'S FVND INSUR ANCE COMPANY of San Francisco. COMMISSION AGENT and AUCTIONEER. Kent and Accounts Collected, and rc turns promptly made. Regular sales day, SATURDAYS at 2 P. M. N. B. Parties having real estate, lnmi ture or any other goods to dispose of eithe? at auction'or private sale should notify me soon as convenient before the day of sale,. No storage charged on goods sob' at Auc- td "" Auctioneer MISCELLANEOUS. WILLLAEI EBGAR, Corner Main and Chonamus Street?, ASTORIA -OREGON UKALKK IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LM and other English Cutlery. FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Meershatim Pipes, etc. A fine stock of Watches and .Jewelry. 3Inzzle ami IJreeeli Jjoadin mioi iun. Revolvers. Pistols. lar!or ltilles4 and Amnmnition. THE ASTORIA BREWERY RUDOLPH EARTH & MICHAEL MEYER, PROPRIETORS. Comer of Olney and "Water streets, ASTORIA, OREGON. Best quality of LA GER BEER 5 cts. per glass Choice Wines, Liquors, and Cigars always on hand. . fisrThe patronage of the public is respect fully solicited. Orders for Lager or Bottled Beer in any quantity promptly filled. t-The nest lunch the season will aiTpr$ furnished dav and night FRKKK ENEB,