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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1881)
3Sfll T f) 0 glw nil3 rstaxlxn. ASTORIA, OREGON: In Marion County. The Silverton Appeal says that the storm there lastorl ovnr Cnrtx. i. i .. J I oirrhf- liniife nun mi.aJ 1. a SATURDAY JAy, S-Tl & Olonday Sxernect. Pni. ,,f c:i... i, :""-,n'"' ihciiuji was especially . L.ll.or aud Proprietor. hih, t,.arinff out d)e boom,to Ta IituUlhij, (ihs StrH-t. ploys sawmill and setting adrift a lari number of hs, besides "-ut- l arms of Subscriptien: I tiny: the B. C. Ireland, A-ttttria Sent by mail, Kir mantLs Seat by mail, one year .. ...... rree of Pottare to r-ub'cribers. mill total loss about cerred by Carrier, per week .23 Canu ! $200. Silverton flolriur mills bv j" I loss of their head rateabout 500. Losses to the railroad company on the Hint viil asrjrregate 2,000. "AdrortieiBontiaortea by theywtr at J It was an expensive frvsllf L the rate of SI to i.er -quire per month. The Snlfcin StUtslil of the 1 ."ith Trans.ent advei ti-ins. by the day r week. ... 'fliere ur( OIi fi -. f fifty eenu per square lr each iwticn. , ! '. , " f" water between tilem and 1 urner The Weekly Atoriau station. A large amount of fall . .. : . . wheat planted on the river Lot'oni is a mannnoth sIkhO, exactly lolde i., . ' .. i . ,.!.: uie size nt the Dnilv. It U hist tlio ih- i "na "" " "efciroyeu. i lie river fiuriuruH uridine, couuiiiiii n atddi-! inv lacked seven feet of lieinr as tiontiial! tlief-uireiitmWNcliiit-i iHiihin-h as the lS(Il- iY.vi..r ll IortS, etc. It is luri.Uhed tit ..iii.Mr. oih. i "" bndires 111 the llHloJthnrlinn. if briber, sit & 00 per t-ar in advance. Sublimity, AiitnsviUe and Xuivtnn ,.; aiiiiuu'u numoeroi -.mall adver- ,.. i i -,- .- tleIuenLs inted .it iMablished ntte-. i Ujne ' l iu '-ar,1i a way. Much stock was drowned in the neiirh- i borhood f Eola. Win. Jimec l,wt 11 THE CITY. THK DaW.V AVTOUIA.N mil .e i-ut by mailat"tcvHt a mimth.Jrfnf iifijr, IUmh ere icho eHtciiiilatcatiLHie ) mm the city can tine Tiik ASTOitiAN follow than. I).n. UT WUKKLY MitiuHX lu Ultlf p'M'OptCe M'IA- ota aAidtthmal xjm'.. AdnreKie man it cittitiittl a" 'littM nx iiexirtxl. Ijuwe onicr t th ctttHlihu rtxun. The ship Columbus Baik'd from Kew York for this port on the 20th. This delightful weather cornpuu- sates for much that lias beeu consid ered extremely bad. The Courser will be taken to umi to-day, wind aud weather permitting, lumber laden from Knappton for Sun Prau cisco. Purser Dillingham took a volun tary bath at Mount Coffin yesterday. It was a lucky escape from a most un fortunate result E. C. Uoldeu announces in an other coluinu that he will hold his iegular auction sale at his nAmis at eleven o'clock ill's morning. The last clause iw the news from Marion county to-day, about horaes standing on top of hay stacks in two feet of water, is too thin. lir... Udell, you can't choke that down us. Hon. J. F. Caples has accepted an invitation to deliver an address before the several Salem lodges of the Ancient Order of United Workiugmen at Reed's opera house, on the evening of the 28th. The Cyclopedia informs us that Eon-Bon, (bong-bon); Fr. "Goody Goody" means a sugar plum, n con fection of fruit, chocolate, etc., etc, in crystalized sugar. Won't it be sweet? The music particularly. The national oflicera of the Ancient Order of Hibernians have issued com missions to state delegate, Thomas Dealey. of this city, also to state sec retary, Joseph R. Wiley; state treas urer, John O'Connor, of Poitland. I2.j head of .beep. Ben Havden and Mr. Jones lost 20 head of rat tle. A number f their horses climbed on tup of a hay stack and the water rose two feetf high on the stack. The animals were s;ied. Father Ryan. Father A. .1. Kyan. the poet Priest of the south, furnishes some brilliant gems. V rive one of His to-day. Recently Mr. Henry W. Longfellow addressed a k-indlv letter to Father Ryan, in which lie says: "When you call yourself 'the lat and least of tluwe who rhyme, you remind me of thoe graceful lines of Catullus to Cicere: 4Reeeive the warm thanks of Uattullus, the Wst of all poets; as much the least of all ooets as you are the greatest of all advo- cates." 'Last and Innsi vm t. more be applied to you than 'oe- snnuV to Cattullus. Auction Sale To-Iay. .At it a. m. at my fticion rooms 1 will sell n lot of seconi-lftind furniture and a numerous assotnfuiit of other articles. Alsu two uLodf sw.iiitI.Vi,!. I ii i THE XEHALEM. "Weatport, St. Helen, and Portland to be Made Available. Corn A"tonuii. Jkweli., Jan. :. I wish to call attention to the subject of wagon roads. What is the best policy to pursue to speedily insure a road from Astoria to Nehalem? Our most substantial settlers have come to the conclusion that if A&toria will complete a good road to the Klaskanine, they will open the oaiance to tins valley. J, lor one, would guarantee to not ask As- torians for one dollar to be put upon our part of the road. We think it best for the following reasens: Each party would not feel under so uiiieh obligations; Astoria should have for her own benefit a road to Klaskanine if no farther; her emigrants would stop in your city and go to the end of; the toad, if n. farther: it would II I AROUND THE CITY. A full assortment of counter and grocers scales can be found at 31. C. Crnbys. at bottom prices. m I J. Goodman, on Main street, has just received tiie latest and most faih louable style of gent and ladies boots, -hoes. etc. For a tirst-class ovster stew, t'rv, pan-roast or fancy roa-t. o to Roscoe's! on Main street, opposite X. I.(kj1v. h aiiulie supplied by the hundred or the -ack, opened or iu the shell. ' Mr. J. Stewart. tone and marble etiuerui.iMoria win guarantee -atis- layuon to an ordering irk of him. and will do a better job for les money than any outside workman. JIU, work in the cemetery horehould iK'Siiffieient reeoin uieiidaliou. Reforeyou let our eon tniets for work of this kind it "iv.int.i . well to rail upon Mr. Stewart. I A Caro Of choice timothv hay juat ar rived at J. H. D. Gray s. Tin I'late. Pi-Tin. Kw. I X L STORE ! ! NEW WINTER GOODS ! ! AT PKICES TO SUIT THE TDIES. Clothing for Menr Youths and Boys. Overcoats and Ulsters. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Furnishing Goods, and Fancy Goods. tallies and Misses IJiKlePwear. Hosier;-. Dress Goods, Cassimeres Waterimiofs, Flannels. Canton Flannels, rjucii Dainaslc. A'apUins. DojHes. Crashes. Towels. Felt Skirts, Trunks. Valises. A'ofions. aud an Elegant Stock of Zephyrs and Fancy Yarn. In fact the larsct :uul Ik- -took in town ami at the lowest pra-es. 2e-CnH on im before rnreli;iwiM? if .hi h ish t save nuHiey a H. COOPER, I X L Store. Main Street, near Talker House. Astoria. Geo. W. Uiune keens cmstantlv m I hand, and to arrive a full line of "fish- oi.co.ir.gu all here to umte, and vVm and , ' J xvork the hamer, to finish our part: j which defy competition. Parties wish ing groceries and those intendin" to .Sew in rder. iiinciiiuei in "ood ruuiui.v E. C. IIoi.ukv. Auctioneer. Col. G. L. Gillespie un Thursday, authorized the immediate exhibition t-f the light at Tillamook rock. The light was therefore eihibited that night, instead of waiting till February 1st. .Notice will be given in regard to sounding of the fog signal soon. - In the year 1880 not a single passenger on a steam veseel naviga ting the Pacific coast or inland waters of the coast lobt his life by any acci dent. We trust this immunity will not induce carelessness in either in spectors, owners or navigators. We beg pardon of oar s'uter, JSTen Northwest, for having thoughtlessly done it injustice. We include The New Northwest amongst the most valued of all papers reaching us. We kaow it has no "patent" attachment; knew it at the time; but neglected to recollect it. Please do nt sav that we did it maliciously. . When a lady wants to purchase a piece of silk fringe she should ask for American. If the salesman tells her that French is better he either does not know his own business or he is telling a willful untruth. The best ribbons, the best handkerchiefs, the best black dress goods and the best tewing twist sold in the country are American made, and the French manufacturers themselves now acknowledge it. - Mr. E. A. Noyes yesterday show ed us an article which may throw ad The signal agreed upon to start the light a; Tillamook r.ck is several successive flashes auicklv t. fr..i.. Point Adnius. The message to Poiut Adams t give the signal to those on the rock, was carried last Thursday e veiling. A Portland papei says: A large barge loaded with fifteen thousand five hundred cases of salinou belonging to Cook Bros, was towed up frm Cliftwn on Tuesday last. Two steam ers were required to brinj: her ud against the swift current now running in the rivers. The salinou was shipped back by the Oregon past Clifton and Astoria to San Francisco by last steamer. Gov. Pel kins of California has seat a special message on the debris question to the legislature of that state. Hydraulic mining is putting in peril the very existence of one of the most fertile portions of the state. The governor estimutes the destruc tion bj agricultural property at six million dollars already, and the deb ris is making further encroachments with increasing rapidity. He recom mends a general tax for carrying out the plans of engiueers to arrest it. Some of the San Francisco dailies are incontinentally harping on stocks 911(1 ftiu ntlOIion. ..t - - ..., wittura Vl a revival some where along the line. Such revival may be for the interest of such papers, but it is not for the npnnun.nt :- terest of California. Stocks are very dead now, and it is hoped they may become deader, so dead that they never can by any chance come to life again. The country will grow rich and ultimately the dity too. if the wealthy stock gamblers are shut on" from the periodical milkings, by which j ..-..I. wiucicrrvu nan tne earn ings of half the people into their own pockets. Under the head of "toadying"' a Portland sheet, which never has any thing m it of interest, says: "The fid lowing from The Astokiax shows Dr. Hawthorne will have a patient at the Venice of the Northwest before Ion": "People who 'take the Oregonian for the dispatches' must admit that with out dispatches the past week it has il we drive out a suiail band of beeves, for instance, and sell at the Klaskanine at Slo per head, we hwe ." per head by not havinir the chance to drive on through. The same with merchandise. We pay too much tariff on our "-oods when we trade with those who have given up our road. 1 make no complaint we are very thankful for such favors. We know Astorians have been lib-' eral, hut we cannot follow such policy long. If Astorius twelve miles of road was open we could soon make enough (above a liviug-) to open our, u e could reason ably expect more help oon from new ettlers to build our rematuiiio road to MisJuuuka, eleven miles, and the branch road to Jewell, live miles making sixteen miles for our part. .Some of our stock men propose cutting a trail up the Xe halem river, aTthe juuetion of the Westport trail, eleven miles and so drive beeves through 'to either St. Helen or by way of Dairy creek to Poitland, which I had rather do than depend upon driv- ugauu snipping together. J f that route is opened I am satisfied it would be traveled the most, and as you are well aware one thing al ways calls for another. 1 f the im provements go on between these points a road, then in case of a freeze up our mail would come through that way also; and furth er 1 believe from what J know of the county, that if ever a railroad is built to Astoria it will come from Portland via St. Helen then across to the Nehalem thirty miles lollowing it down twenty miles and continuing; on the Hurlbut survey to Astoria. I wish you to understand the matter as we do. I wan't you to whisper to Astoria like a Dutch Uncle. If a city sixty-nine years of age has got no road leading out into the country what chance is there to ?e.t into it with a railroad? Yours Respectfully, V. II. Lewi run mess houses should inspect goods and ibtain large discount from regular price. Itoat .Material Caiuiuryiuen, fishermen and boat builders generally, will find a splen did article of oak timber for boats, also boat nails, etc, etc, at the lowest prices by calling upon Bain & Co.. sash, blind and door factor-, on As tor street. Syphon .Study Lamp. Hon. I. W. Case, of Astoria, in placing the new Syphon study lamp on the market, would call the atten tmtion of the trade to some of its merits. Its illuminating qualities are not equalled by any study lamp m use. .iiio .v sii-iuy , oruiinui Ilgnt: IS free from unpleasant odor;docs not drip either when burning or not burniii": easily lighted and trimmed, and Is without exception, the most conveni ent lamp to fill ever made. Directions accomiianying each lamp. Call upon Mr. Case and buy one. He sulls them at remarkable low rates. Fro&h smelt, first of the season at Warren & Eatons. P. Wilhehn, Boys saloon, opposite the Clarendon hotel, Portland. Oregon. For the best Beer in Astoria, call for the Columbia lireicent liter, acknowledged to be superior to all others. If yon want a good big oyster stew in style, call around to Tom Smiths, next door to P. H. Fox, Main street .-vstona, uregon. Open at all hours. Adler is selling school books very low. Warrantee deeds at Thk As toriax office. Since the Chinese started to brew "cheap San Francisco beer" there is utile or no demand for that article any more. Call for the Columbia brewery beer, if you want something good. CHAS. HEILBORN MAJSUFACTUKER OF FURNITURE - BEDDING AND DEALER IN j Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, winnow bnarjes, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in every brand). ASTORIA BREWERY. M. MEYER - - Proprietor. HAVING EVEKY FACILITY FOR UK .MANTFACTUKE OF A KImstpi r Ak tide. I am now prepared to furni the public witl ?U.e fine 0uKt Tor casb'. b K' OK OF LAGER BEER, BOTTLED BEER, AT : CT.XTS IT.It GALLON AT 1 50 PER noy.TCa. "VCTa:oXjiE5 J at.tti ES-Familiej and keepers of public houses promptly and rogularly supplied M. MEYER. Proprietor ASTOI!IA."oitKOV Lecture. Dr. J. L. York will speak Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenines. Janu ary 2 st, 22d and 23d, at Liberty hall. AlwayN Ahead. A nice iot of eastern oysters at Koscoes, arrived yesterday by steamer Columbia. Call arouud. Yon will find them first class. How to invest a dollar and make five: Buy a bottle of Kendall's Spa vin cure. See the advertisement. MISCELLANEOUS. e. LKlXKWVKMKK. HIUA.M IUIOWX. KhTAKLIHIKU l?r. Leinenweber & Co. J ASTORIA. OREGON, TAMERS AND CDRRERS, Manufacturers and Importer ir A LI. KINDS OF Xj'Fg A.T'"a:BE'L AND FINDINGS Wholesale De:ilers :n OIL AND TALLOW. MANUFAnTHKHS- OF BOOTS and SHOES TanowIlBl,eS W1h PfUe ,,aia fr Hldfcs aml MISCELLANEOUS. "A Merciful Man is Men-mi! to his Beast. O.VIV 2.1 i'KXTS. 650.000 ALREADY SOLD ! ! A treatise o:i tl e Foster has just received an electric cigar lighter. Call in and see it. A gold pin (fastened to a bobbin stte tie), black enameled, with a raised piece of gold upon it, was lost on i inireuay morning, m Astoria. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the same at this office. A L'old locket with Mr. R n Holdens picture in it, was lost on Wednesday, on the roadway between Astoria and Hanthorns cannery. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the same at this office. Fresh leaf lard at Warrpn .iml Eaton's. Save money by buying your school books at Adlers. Handsome wedding presents at the City Book store. J. W. Gearhart has some A Xo. 1 apples, and a general assortment of dried fruits. Bath tubs, water closets, sinks and hot water apparatus, furnished hotels and private residences, at lowest j rates and shortest notice, by Magnus C. Crosbi-, at the little tin shop "round the corner." When you want a dish of nice .itio vvsiers uone up a la mode, or a good steak, or a fragrant cup of roUti fll -if KV....1. -c i ... ., , .. A .w,n, azures on tne roadway, and he will accommodate you. Open at all hours. During the absence of Mr. Carl Adler from the city, Mr. Chas. Moffett will have the entire management of his business, and he will commence at I once uy reducing prices of everything suitable to dull times. Evprvhn.1? can be assured of being treated well, and furthermore will find out by care ful examination of goods and prices that Adlers store is the place to do your buying. You can always find what you ask for in large variety. fliriMTI'll 1lirli nrtMil.n iA.1.! t 1 it -...-. rb. ,, MiBnau.u...mnvrecK been a very much more readable of winch mention has been made in! paper than usual with dispatches." these parts, from time, to time since the earliest period of civilization here. It is a brass figure of the Sia mese elephant, with crown, an emblem of the Siamese to this day, commonly seejleWe. It was presented to Mr. Newell, at the Oregon Hailway and Navigation company's office in this a ne -ew .Northwest says: "Many people are prone to croak about the worthlessness of the Oregonian except for its telegraphic news; but the paper has never been more readable and in structive than during the past week, in which time it has been unable to get a line of dispatches. Growlers city, by Mr. Kindred, and has a his- might learn from this that ability and y wu.cn was iracea airect to the industry, as well as telegrams, beeswax wreck of long ago. j necessary to make a newspaper." For the Genuine J. H. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of wines, lifjiiors, and San Francisco beer call at the Gem ounosite the bell tmvnr and see Campbell. Frank Fabor has rumoved in to Dr. Kiusey's building on Water street. On the rmd to the steamer dock from down town, before break fast, it will now be handy to drop iu and get a cup of coffee. Magnus C. Crosby has a first-class workman, and is prepared to do all kinds of jobbing in tin, sheet iron and copper, plumbing and steam fitting. Full satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Buy Tar. Weekly Astokiax in post-paid wrapper for ten cents, and Bend it to some friend in the east. It is better than a letter. Dresses cut, fit and made to order, by Mrs. Denny Curran, Cass street, near the Congregational church, in Mr. Thomas Logan's house, Astoria. Mr. John Kogers, of the Central Market, has made arrangements to keep all the finest fresh fish, etc., in their season. Max. Wagner's San Francisco .National brewery beer can't be beat. The new improved Franconia range, kept by Magnus C. Crosby, stands at the top of the market. All ye who want hay of the best Kiim, o. j, nnditat Grays wharf. Gray's wood yard is now fitted up on the wharf foot of Benton street, and prepared to deliver wood to any part of the city 3awed to any length, and full measure. McConnick's almanacs for 1SS1. At tne Uity Book Store. Charles Stevens & Son.opposite the Bell-tower. John Rogers has just received at the Central market a large invoice of coal oil, ajsorteds brand, and for sale at reduced rates. He also keeps a -u,"i,' assortment ot groceries, Jin- ..o. ii.u4w.-u, cigars, irtuts and vege tables of best qualitj-, which he offers at small profit for cash. Mr. Wm. Loeb is agent at Asto ria for the Germania Life Insurance company of New York. This is one of the soundest companies doing busi ness in the United States. Its total assets, all eoual to cash, nmmmt $8,052,877 11. MAGNUS C. CROSBY. IKAI.hlt IX Stoves, Tinware, and House Furnishing Goods. Hardware, Brass Goods, Lead and Iron Pipe. Pine Fittinp-s. Engineers Supplies, Sheet Lead. Iron Copper, Brass, and Zinc Wastangton Tffiarket, Main Street, - - Astoria Oregon BERGMAN C BERRY RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN t.on of the puolic to the fact that the aooe Market will always besunidied with a FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY FRESH ANDCURED MEATS! Which will be sold at lowest rates, wholesale ana retail. Special attention given to aupph n shuxs. Unr JT& TO ji.p i'iv r j. m-i'.k S7 rjMa'4 r & And his Diseases, by B.J. KENDALL, JLD. Full or Valuable and PrUctioal In formation, and Containing au I.VDF.X OF niSKASEM. XJjinv8,.M '!', sy'!toms. cause and llie U'stlreapijent or each ; a table gnin- all the principal ilnusiased for the Hots urn nit onuiiarj close, effects, and antidote when a poison; a table with an enjrav hi"o '"fie Horse s tee h at different aes w fl, rJi-s for telluiKtbe aire of tliein.S...'. . '.....5S n.Kx vliimiiijr life important ,M)!nts hi the struclure of the horse, also HI. stratin" ,, "it nous assumed by sick horses in different1 b ..": . aMe collection of receipts many o- whu-h would COst a horse-owilr three to live dollars each. r EVERY FARMER SHOULD OWN THIS BOOK. Thousands who have seen It eonum-nd it amii..ai. good horsemen hae extolled it In the hignest terms, even statins Ihat Ihev FE'rl,.., b?"k" u,,!eh st W) to lo ,. ; "in", .in.i tinir mone in the dim-- chase of cost y bHf.s on the Horse wieli are m full of r-itin phnises and twhnlea! re"derab,l ' m"nte,lj-iw " averai BUY KENDALLS TKEATISE. A IhhK or iu) pages, iii paper enverx. gnin" .,.,,.l..l,li"il' ')n"UlTal "fnation that, is ,,, Limed in some large volumes at far l.Mier SS.i2SK,?S!;,l,,,,d ,"is,,,,ok lh,,B-," HORSE-OWNER I. W. CASE, I3IP0HTEU AND WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL DEALER IN' GENERAL MERCHANDISE Corner Chenamas and Cass streets. ASTORIA - - - OREGON, Would hesitateamome.it alwiut Investin-" rents in s punrhase. if he did but kno vih aI'.U", Vf "? rmtmU- I"eciu Wne the de s.rabihtv of buv nr sn..i. .,i.J.V'-:..V.ruc ua he lll"!.-'"''-" in i.. . i J. .' i'."."'""! u re;Ls4)iiuole tnist iasteail of beingobliged to pav the enornious v"riiteli,.,e,,L,, th I''',slu'rs on'uost Agrieultiiral Hooks, ehaeseeured . THE ASTORIA PliotogTapli Gallery C'AKI SIZK lIIOTO'RAPII, f'2 30 Per Dozen. CAUI.VETSIZK PIIOTOGKAPHS S4 OO Pr Dozen. rSpeeiaI rates Tor families Several Hundred Copies Of us va ..able lit tie Treatise on the Horse, .single eoples or wlueh we shall be pleased to ma. to any reader or this paper, postage pre paid by as. on receipt or ' 23 0EKT07S. LVmittanees may be made in enrrenev sil erorstau.ps. m-iu! all orders to D. V. IKKLAXI1. Astona. Uresuii. DRESS MAKING-. MILS. F. W'.ILLSLEY. - .MAIN STUHKT. In Masonic building, next door to ilrs.Uerbs's Is now prepared In do FIRST CLASS DRESS MAKING M) ( PLAIN SEWING OF ALL KINDS.! AKNDT & FERCHEN, ASTORIA. - OKEfJON. The Only llachino Shop And the best BLACKSMITH Sfi SHUrJSr ... i . i. y j 5V J?A EBTGINE, GANlfERY, 1 T- ' - ttmELf bS'1"-- wui"!ffl& si!isi:",te,'STEAMB0 W0EK T. S. JEWETT. B. S. KIMBALL. D raying & Trucking. fctxr . ASTORIA TRUCK & DRAY CO. Sqaemocqhe sL, between Cas and Main, Contracts fur wrayunrmade and satisfaction gojiranteod Orders left at the Occident Ho tel or rccejr yi by mail promptly filled JEWKTT A KLMIMT.T. Froniptlj attended to. A specialty made of repairing CANNERY DIES, MACHINE SHOP. NEAR KINNEY'S AS- TOIHA FISHERY Cedar Floats. milE rNDEILSIOXEI) WILL BE FIJE-" i IVare,i " fHr"ii t" onlr, in lots to suit. E,u?.?' rA1- HAXDLES, etc.. Tor saleat lowest prices. Address, or Kill udoii PETERSON ANDERSON, Ii4 Oak Point, W.T.