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Astoria, Oregon, Sunday Morning, March 27, 1881.
Vol. xiT.
No. 73.
Washington Xtcs.
Washington, March !Uu
Kirkwood comes near being an
Ohio man. He lived in the state
twenty years.
Colonel MeOlure calls Wayne
McVcagh the beacoa-ligfet erf the
administration.
It was George Eliot poori-
inan! who wrote, "Notfi isao
aood as it seems forehand''
General Grawt has amwged to
remove to his Ious Branch cottage
June 1st and remain tnere during
the summer.
Ex-President Ilaycfe and the
members of his late cabinet have
been invited to participate in the
Sclmrz dinner at Boston.
Mr. Charles A. Dan feays the
new administration is already a
failure, and then puts his words
into Senator Cameron's mouth.
Secretary Robert T. Lincoln
-was born iu' Springfield, Illinois,
August 1, 18-13. He is married
and lias throe children, the oldest
a daughter, iemg twelve years ot
age.
Tildenis .igniti in bad luok. lie
no sooner lays aside the cares of
office than he is sued heavily for
alleged crooked transactions in
connection with the Marquette iron
company.
Mary Anderson has been ap
pointed light-house keeper at
Round island. This, f course, is
not Marv the trajric actress, for
she knows nothing about light
houses.
General Phil Sheridan arrived!
in Philadelphia last evening from '
"Washington and will remain a few
days as the guest of his father-in-law,
General D. II. Rucker, of 2220
Spruce street.
Ex-Speaker Randall arrived in
Philadelphia yesterdaj' and intends
resuming his legal practice, which
has been interrupted to some ex
tent by his close attention to the
nation's business.
When the late Senator Matt II.
Carpenter was a boy h5 did not
like to work oil the farm. One
day iiis father left liome, telling
him to hoe a patch of iotatoes and
giving him two shillings with
which to hire iiis help. lie bought
a shillintr's worth of
whisky and !
secured ait Irishman to lielp him. to -walk. Site was carefully fed
He would sun.l at tli etid of ajaitd in t'tne ivcovered her pristine
row and give thj man a drink as vigor. M'hilc coverel up she
fast as he got around to hii. The j could jrt no food or drink and
potatoes were soon hoe!, and Matt j lived nothing hut air. I low
saved a shilling. Paul Carpenter, j Ions she had leen on the nest
1
son ot tne late senauir, i& tuett
tioned as a child of generous and
sensitive nature. Last whiter he
was returning home from a short
walk through the snow, liaving his
overshoes on. He met a barefoot
ed colored boy wliom le knew,
and Paul asked where his slwes
were. TIkj bov replied that he
had none. Paul at once sat down
upon the curbstone, took off his
overshoes and gave them to tle
colored boy, and tlien went liome.
One Jerome J. Hinds, who has
for some time been unsuccessfully
engaged in trying to be silenced,
furnished to the press of the
countiy last night a false and in
jurious statement against the Post
office department. He has simply
revamped some old matter which
jas thoroughly exploded in the
congressional investigation of win
ter before iast, and has given them
out at this time for the purpose of
injuring a certain officer of the
department just at the time the
new administration is about to act
on the subject of the selection of
assistants to the new Postmaster
general. Hinds was indicted for
frauds on the department some
years ago upon a charge of steal
ing a die, of forging bids, Jind
corrupting clerks. He was acquit
ted on the ground that the -witnesses
were all purtibep crimmi
with him. He lias no basis of
truth for his malicious statement,
and 1ms been in the market home
time for its suppression, with no
havers.
The GokL-Brick Swindle.
N Yotk Tribune.
A letter recently discovered
i throws light upon the methods of
the gang who played the famous
"gold-brick racket' in Colorado a
year or two ago. Their plan was
to seU what was to all appearances
a Twick of solid gokl to somegreen
lurchaser for far less tlian its ap
parent value, pretending that they
were agents for some murderer,
thief or adventurer who was
obliged to sell at a sacrifice to
keep out of tlc hands of tins law.
Thus, an Ohio man, wanting, con
trary to all the precedents of his
state, a jjood deal more than lie
was entitled to, bought a bogus
brick for $14,000 from a murderer
hiding: in the mountains near Lead
ville. lie thought he was sure to
make -40,000 at least, for lie was
allowed to cut of the corner of the
brick, and it assayed pure gold,.
A man who has lost at what he
knows to be a sharp game seldom
cares to figure in the courts, and
so this company of swindlers for a
considerable timo escaped recog
nition. Four of its members,
Lewis, Crock, Iavin and Curtis,
arc now known, but hitherto they
have avoided arrest.
A Fast of Forty-throe Days.
PoUsv.'Uc MiiH'is' .leu.. ixl.
A correspondent from North
Union townslt'p writes to the
Journal to tle following eifect:
"As the follawing incident is
known to few people perhaps" read
ers of the Journal will find it
interesting, as it is out of the
usual run, and is true in every
particular: Jacob Liudentnuth,
while threshing in the sum
mer of 1S7S, covered one of
his turkeys with straw while
the bird was setting on a
nest of eggs in the barnyard.
Forty-three days afterward otto of
tlie family found tlte turkey, which
was itill living, wltere she Imd
leei covered over and forgotten.
She was so weak as to be unable
when eorered i not known.
lit only officer of the army in
the caiiiitet is Secretary Ltiiooln,
who, for a period, was on Grant's
staff.
The Commercial Bulletin savs:
It is understood tlrnt legal pro
ceedings will Im begun b tle
chief owners of the Oregon Rail
wa' and Navigation company, and
also by heavy liolders of tlie North
ern Pacific railway shares, to re
strain the latter company from
issuing $1S,000,OOG common stock,
which the executive committee of
the Northern Pacific board recentlv
authorized.
Uy a recont postal decision man
can actually make money by getting
their bills and statements of" accounts
printed. Statements of accounts and
bills of sale when made out on paper
having printed headings, can be ent
by mail for one cent, if the envelope
is left unsealed; whereas, if it is made
out on unprinted paper, it will cost
three cents. Thus by patronizing The
Astouian two cents cao be saved on
every bill or statomenC that is sent out
through the mail.
.Never go shopping without con
salting the advertising columns ot" Tiik
Astouian. They will tell you where"
the best bargains are to be had, and just
what merchants are alive and doing
business.
For a cough or cold there is no reme-.
dy equal to Ammen's Cough Syrup.
ci:u oy TKert.iiT.
A I'relHdc
I spread a scanty boanl too late :
The Mid-tine gws for wbout 1 wait
Cook few and slow, inetaink to-day.
Ah ! wtm could hear my ineMiaaes
Aam the dim. unsounded seas
On which so many bare sailed away.
Come, then, old friend, who linger yet
And let im meet, as we ban met.
once more beneath thb low sunshine ;
And. sratef id for the good we've known ,
le riddles wived, the OK outgrown,
.shake hands npm the border line.
The favor, asked too oft liefore
Front yuttr Indui-rnt ear, once mote
1 crae. ami if delated lati
To slower, feeder measure move.
The silent sympathy of love
To me is dearer now than prai-.
Ami ye. 'Mincer friends, for whom
Mv hVarlh'and beart keen often mom.
Come Ntnilinc through the shadows Ion;.
Re with me witHe the sua soe. down.
And wiiti yonreheerfn! voters drown
l ne rain in my evening
l'or. eiial thnmeh the da- and night.
The wfce Eternal nerigu
And Ue and power and rMcem will
Itemaiu ! tlie law of destiny
The best for eaeb and all most lie.
Ami life its pumuW nhall fuMtl.
The TVenr.
O. near imrs, dear ones ! yon in whe: right
band
Our own rests ealm; whose faithful heart,
all day
Wide oen wait, till hack from distant lands
TwHUtbt. the tired traveler, wends his
homeward way !
lletpmates and heartniate. ateMcner of
sonc years.
Tenoer coMtiMUtiom of onr serions day.
V ho color with onr kies, smiles and tear's
Iife'-t warm web woven ttrcr wonted way.
O shut the world out from the heart you
cheer!
Though 4nall the eircJe of yonrsmiles may
be.
The world is distant but vonr mHesare near.
Which wake yon more than all the work!
tome.
A .Horn Ins l renin.
Above the brackish shallows of the shore
JWy thoughts, like ea-Wrds, hover. The
liv roar
Of tlie nnfellered breakers I can hear.
Ami vk'W their Mirf with inwanleye ami ear.
Fate drew me inland from the inbehty Ma ;
Ihit divams have iower to cheat necessity.
IUhokl ! I stread the ocean on (lie land,
I shut mv eyes ami aee a lonely strand.
te omlcr etnwm chaos in the west
MarK how each ldlkiw rean. Its nwlmiit crest !
I I ow soon t he f urnace eooK ! A liarn-n glare
Of saffron wmnIn the Idne etherriil air. ulK
Ajhhi the moon stins np the dim sea-line.
HImiMIid; a ray like light through amiier
wine;
The sea-wind strengthens as the dark grows
strong.
And kHMer rings the sea's triumphant MHig.
If sweet is ocean, sweet the hmely smut? :
Ijiwre adds lit, .sum of sweetness to their -aon.
My hned one eames lo meet me, her bright
hair
llung o'er her Nboubters by tlie freshening
XT
Though sweet tne sea. and Sweet the lonely
smre,
O. loved one, add thy sweetness to their
store!
Adku. my dream ! The ocean is withdrawn
Mv casement shows the Hrst f:ttul light o.
dawn.
-IagWefcb.
PUZZLED OM.
Although I ant a Httlo word,
Of meanings I have ninny;
1? you will place in front of me
A letter or two, it any,
My little word gets all the news
In every land and dime.
With I, I am an animal,
Or help you through in time;
With D, you like tne very much;
With F, begins hitman ill;
With G, I am on shijw and boats;
With II, your knowledge fill;
With L, I am a poet's king;
With N, I am around you;
WUi I I am aMtninerfritii;
W 1 1 R, I am alwaya after you;
x tth h, I u destroy or pain;
With T, I am .ul and mourn;
With St, ruiietii shiis ami Ikmuj;
With Sh, you get liare 4r shorn;
With Sp, I am a weapon ohl;
With Sn, you rub a region;
With W, you use me rMih;
Witji Y, emi many a legion voti:;
. Following are answers to puzxles in
but week's Astoria.
1. Iloree, maple, store,cioek,hound.
2. Proierity.
:. Beamdream, cream, ream, seam,
team, steam, stream.
IW Nime say tnat it is no use for them
toadvertisc, that they have been in the
Mace in iiusiitfus ail their lives, ami
verybotly Knows them. .Such jieople
seem to frget to lak. in consideration
that mtr count rj" is increasing in kihi
latmn nearly 40 jH?r eenL every ten years,
ami no matte? how ohl thedace may be,
there are constant changes taking place ;
some move lo otlar mrts,and strangers
fill their place-. In this age of tlie
world, unless tlte name of a bttiness
firm is kept constantly lK'fore the public,
some new firm may start up, and. by
liberal advertising, in a very Jiort time
take the place of tlie older ones, and the
latter rust out. it were, and be forgot
ten. Xo man ever lost money by judi
cious advert iMiig.
JIarvel not tliat 1 my unto you, ye
must pay the printer. Whosoever
neglectoth to pa3 the' printor, hath
not eternal life abiding in him. Who
hath sorrow, who hath woe, who hath
the nightmare! They who forget to
render unto tlie printer his just dues.
If a man live many 3,ears and pa3eth
ndt for The Astoklvx, behold he
shall not die in peace till he hnth re
stored to the printer that which he
hath withheld.
Circuit Court Blanks. Countv
Court Blanks. Justice Court Blanks,
Shipping Blanks, Miscellaneous Blanks,
Deeds, Mortgages, etc-, for Sale at The
Astokiax oflice.
Warranty deeds, quit claim deeds
and mortgages, for sale at this office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale.
milK SLOOP "C.KACE HUME." Inquire
JL- of A.M. .loiin-sm. Astoria Sail Loft, or
of T. J. LMttoa on buanl scow Industry.
flC-dw.im
For Sale.
f rTUIE SCOW
IIATTIK-
WILL BE nO LP
For partieulars
JAMES KKLL.
Trnjer Astoria.
JL on reasonable
terms.
awdrio
tl-int
Notice.
TOHN IttJATO:. FORMERLY OF I.IV-
erpool is reoueste.I to eommnnieale with
the undcrdsiieri. .IAMES LAIDLAW.
5-tf British Vice Consul, rortiand. Oen.
Notice.
m.VX I'AYKKS OF tM.VTSOf COfXTY
JL will take mrtkv that this is tltelast call
for taxes due Clatsop eiHint for the year
iwa, and additional nMs will Ite ablel after
rt of Aiall, lwi. A. 2U. TWOMItl.Y.
-2w Sh nB ami Tax Clleet-.
Hotice to Cannerymen.
CAXXKKYMKX AUK IIKUKKY informed
that lamiweparvd lo fiimLsh Kvtmy
any number of i. liline laborers exerienced
in the witrk of packing r.xmi. Imlh nwmt, tin
shofioraHv iKher wKirtinent ot a cannery.
AllaMdicatioHslir)etteroritiHrwL-c will be
sHMHied at anv iHiint on i1m river.
Aibhess : (ifOXC MAX VA & CO.,
K-dIW Astoria.
City Assessor's Notice.
CITY TAX I'AYKKS AUK KKQUKSTKD
to rill out their blanks ami hand them in
as S4MHI as iMVnilde. AIm. to Ik' itartieiilar if
any intleiHcfliu-ss is claimed, to tate on tlie
return the amount, and give the name or
mvnes of the party or parties to whom the
sanH' is due, as the law requires.
K.C. HOLD EX.
2-2w (lt .Xessor.
Notice of Administratrix Ap
p ointment.
JVTOTICK IS IIKUKKY CIVKX THAT tlie
1.A iimMtsigiied lias lieen duly aiHoiiited
mlmiHistnttrix of tlie estate of I.yiitan 1.
Hall, deceased. by tiH'HiHi. Count y-eourt of
tlie Statj of OregtHi. f- tlie county of Clat
sop. Ah iktmhis having claims against said
eMate are reuiiirvd to present tlie sjime to
me ditlv verinetl within six hhmiIIis from this
date. MA b Y AXX HAM.
Administratrix of the estate of I.mau V,
Hall, deceased. s-L5w
Vest-Sixth Street.
JwrOTICE IS IIKUKKY CIVKX THAT tlie
Lx asseoment made by onlinance Xo. Mi.
Tor the impro; ciiH'Ht of West -sixth street
in Shivelys Astona.from iHMlhskkMtf Wall
street lo the MHit'i skleof IV-rrj stnet, in
tlie manner proided by ordhmHce Xo. -Mil
on ewh of tlie folkiwiitg descrilieil kHs of
land fntutlng iiimhi that part of West-sixth
treet.lietwcen Wall ami Kerry streets is due
ami iKtyw& at the oftlee of the City Treas
urer in .said city in United States gokl ami
sihercMiii. ami unless ikwI within Ave days
from the expiration if thK mdieetlie Com
mon CiHim'il will order wamuiu i-mcd for
the collect Rmi tlKTeof.
The asfteaoment is as
flkiws :
No. ef Yd.
ink. Utt.
14 6
It 7
'Si i
2S 7
ki U
St 1
1J
2.' 1
15 1
15 12
llyonl
Astoria,
Oiwr. cHtaatlml. Am'hI.
Irs. J. U Adams & S113 -2fl
C. W. Shivolv 7s l." l
Mrs. Annie l'age Xxv iGS ()
A. Van I)ucn 1T. ZM Si
!:. Itaitli . -V 111 to
Jlrs. Xaney Welch 1173 31 fi
.Mrs. Xancv Welch Tin 1 dj
MKsM.I.'Wokh h74 171 SU
1 W.Cray 23?J 471 W
A.Vaiil)ncn 1W7I IIM)
A. Van Diik-ii 21 427 nj
Kv order of tlie ComnHHi Ctwrn-il.
i:. H. CAKDWKLU
Amlitora::d Clerk.
Astoria, Oregon. March 25. trfl. 71-lotd
580 Reward.
mWKNrY D0LI.AKS WILL UK PAIIX
JL for the recover of each tlie liodies
of fonr Chinamen drowned in Columbia river
near ItrookRebi hi Wedncdav last, while
going from Pillar rock to UrotdcftcM. oe
was twentv-one years rf age. ami liad m
his jHrson" at the tiimJt check of $i ami
seven ibdlars in sih-r. The scihm1 h
twenty-three cars obi and had :i dstid ami
seven dollars in sih er. The I hint was tweiily-
fonrears old and had 1 hrec twent didlar
Xobl)deeeN.a t.eiit-iiveisMit jtiece. ami a
'diver watch. Tne fourth was twent -eight
years 4d :"m! had !' ,n pdd. Tlo- aiMive
rewards w 11 lieimid bv the iiiidersigncd.
CI1IX I.l m:.
At Wet f"oat !'.vkim ( o.. Aston.i. lin-oa.
52.U wlm
THE LARCEST
Printinq Office in the World ! !
HISTOKY OF THK
Government Printing Office.
AT WASHIXGTOX, D.C..
KmlraeJn manv Inten-JiiifT Inebletits ami
livenfs in tm Working of this Creat lis-
taUrdinH'nt. with numerous Illnstra-
Shtn. ko. alNHit Ii' to 1 jtare-.
I'riees: In racr Covers. 75 H.s. iter copy ;
in Cloth. $1 to.
YNOfIS OK J'ONTKNTS :
Ciiaitkk I.!. Brief History of Pubiie
Printbnr fnim ITW to iq ; '2. snMrinteud
ent.sof Pnldle Prfntini: fnMM itDtfto IS! : s.
Chb-f Cb-rks front l to 1km : 4. Porcim-n
ami A4!tant Foremen of Pruning ami Itiinl
ingfrtMit 1MII to 1nI ; . Pn-ent Orgainzi
thHi if the Ornee: . DntU-i of the Piddle
Printer, etc.
Chutkk II. The Printing Denaitiurut :
1. The Doeunieiu Romi ; t. Tin- .fd IbMiin :
:j. The Pro. IbxHu ; I. The Pal. nt OttVv
SfMciflcatioii RiWKii : ... nie roi.usu i;o..ni ;
. Tne Coiisfesiooil Keoml Koin. witn a
brief alittshm to the early imiilieaihKi ot tne
Iete of Conns; T. 'Iln' Kraneh (Mttee
in tin Treasurv DeartiiieHt ltuiblup;S.
Other Itranch orhe.
Ciiaitkk III. I'LeStere-itviaieaiMt IHee-
tnrtyHog Deiurtineiit, (
til itkk i . ill' ninoing uenannieni ;
I. Tlie Ruling Room : i The Sewing Room ;
3. Tin' Korwaniing Room : 4. The Finishing
Room : .'i. llram-h Itindcrks.
Ciimtki: V. I. Tlie Machine ami Canea
ter rdieiis: 'J. The Vault for sterotyne
Platis : s. Pajwr Warehouse ; I. Warehou-e
for ISuulers Maten.ds. etc . etc.
Ai'i'KNiiiN 1. AlidialK-th-al List of hm
ploves at date of Publication ; i All I-nws
relating lo Public Pnntiiig up to the cIom? of
the 4cth Congress.
Tlie aiMive work is now ready for the prin
ter, and will be imMMicd in a few week.
and will he SOLD BY SCBSCIHITIuX
OXLY. Tlie maniiscript lias been we;ared
wlthercntcare; the very lu-st sources of in
forniation ceiisiiltetl: the most interesting
feature of the establishment described, and
cverytbing povibk do e to make the iwok
n.adable and reliable. Parlies desiring
copies of this work should address, without
dela. It. W. KERR. Rovcnuiient Printing
Office. Washington. D. C. f3-t'w.lin
H. OARTWRIGHT & SON,
BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS.
SMOKE STACKS MADE TO ORDER
Vats Lined and Other Cannery
Work Done.
All repairs completed In the best style on
short notice. Adjoining McLeans blacksmith
i.hop, Astoria.
BASKTSG AND INSURANCE.
BANKING AHDIH8URAHCL
X, W, CASE,
IHSURAtlCE AGEHT.
- - - OREGON
ASTORIA,
OFFICE I10U Kb:
FKOMS O'CLOCK A. M. UNTIL 1
O'CLOCK P. M.
Hoae Matial Insurance Co.,
OF CALIFORNIA.
.1. K. HocfiiiTox President
Ciias. K. Stokv Secretary
t;uo. I. bToav Auent for 0o
Capital Ktbl
up in U.
gold
$aeoeo9u
eoiu ....
I. IV. CASIl. Agent,
.Cheuamtte street, Astoria, Oregon.
67,000,000 CAPITAL.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE,
NORTH BRITISH AND 3IERCAtf-
TILE OP LONDON AND
EDINBURGH.
OLD CONNECTICUT OF HART
FORD, AND
COiLJIERCLVL OF CALIFORNIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Reprantias a capital of S7.000,000.
A. VAX DUSEX. Agent.
HOTELS-AND RESTAURANTS.
A.J.JUWLKK. C.S.WKIGIIT
occiie.t noTi:r
MEGLEIt & WRIGHT. Proprietors.
Astoria, Oregon.
miiE pi:ori:iETOi:s ake happy to
JL announce that the above hotel has been
repainted and refiinnslieu. adding; greatly to
tle cmnfort of its guests ami is now the besl
hotel north of Sail Francisco.
C. W. KNOWZ.KS.
AL. ZlEBEIt.
IIOTEl
- - ' OREGON
cr..iiii:?i"Dtx
PORTLAND. - -
ZIEBER d KN0WLES, Proprietors.
Free coach to and from the Iwuse.
iw-Tiir I) ii.y Astokian is on ale at the
Clarendon Hotel reading room.
Pioneer Restaurant Hotel.
MAIN STREET. - -3Irs.
S. X. Arrlsoni.
- ASTORL.
IrorrIetor
miiE TRAVELING PUBLIC WILL FIND
JL the Phmeer Hrst clast, m all respects.and
a share of their iKttronage is reiectfully
solicited.
23"Boanl and hxlgingby the day or week.
The New York Oyster Saloon
Will serve to their customers from this
ate as follows :
TEA.. COFFEE.. CHOCOLATE.
Eastern Oysters Always on IZaml.
And will lie kept as a Hrst class Oysder Sa
Ioihi. in Hrst ehwstlc.
DANIEL GRANT. Manager.
Fair Wind CoiFee Suloon
ANI
WATER STREET. ASTORIA.
Xet door t' Dr. Kmse"-.
CoiTee. Tea ami Chocolate, xvith
Cake. IO CentM. .
C'Iiomh Cooked to Order.
2ie lVIne. Zjiijiiors and iai.s
Oftheliestbramb-.
Haing just uik-ihsI tin- aboe estaldhta
ment weismliany imitetmr friemlsaiHl the
pnblkr generall to give us a trial.
W-U l'OAKD & EVAN.SOX.
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Oyster Saloon. U
MAIX STREET. ASTORIA.
miiK cxdersk;xed is ple,vsed to
JL announce to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of this City
That he is now prepared to furnish for them,'
in Hrst class style, and every stle,
OYSTERS,
Hir COFFEE.
AT THK
TEA, ETC.
Ladies and Gent's Oyster Saloon,
MAIN STREET.
Pleae give me a call.
ROSCOE DIXON, Proprietor
C. H. STOCKTON,
kx&tcjse:, sxGrisr
-CARRIAGE PAIN7ER,-
PAPER HANGING AND WALL COLORING
A sPKCIAtTY.
GLAZING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
ttrShon next door to Astorianj Oflice, in
Shunter's building.
TIN PLATE.
BLOCK TIN
For sale ex Warehouse at Astoria or Portland
by
K-tf
I1ALFOUR, GDTiritlE A- Co.
Portland, Oaegon.
BUSDTESS CARDS.
J.Q-
A. B01VLBY.
ATl'ORNEY AT LAW.
Ciienamus Stree.. - ASTOKfA. OKEGON
fi W. I'ULTOX.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASTOKIA - - - 0KMG0X-
Oflie over Tape & Allen's store. Cats street
T IV. llOUIJ.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASTOKIA - - - - OKHGON
Owee over Warren Haton's Astoria 3Iar
ket. ottposite the Oetbdeut Iftrtel.
J7 - HOEiISX.J
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AUCTIOXKEK, C03IMISSI0X ANI IX"-
Sl'UAXCE AG EXT.
A.
VAN DUSEN.
NOTARY 1'TJBLIC.
Ciienamus Street, near Oeehtewt Ihrtel,
ASTOIUA. OltEGOX.
Agent Wells, Fargo & Co.
Tt P. HICKS.
TENTIST,
ASTORrA, - - - - 0REG0N3.
Rooms In Allen's building up stairs, come
of Ca-vsnnd Sciemocqhe streets.
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31. i. jjexxix;s.
PJIYSICIAN AM) SURGEON.
Graduate Lniversity of Virginia.. 1868.
Physician to Bay View liospltai, Baltimore
City, 1SW-T0.
Okkh e In Page & Allen's building, up
stairs, Astoria.
TAY TL'TTIiE. 31. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON!
j Office Over the White House Store.
Residence Next door to Mrs. Munson's.
warning nouse, ciienaiiius itreet, Astoru,
Oregon
T C. OltCII.VKI),
DENTIST,
Dental Itooms
SHU5TEi:s
Photograph Buildinjr.
T A. 3IeIXTOSSH.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Occident irotel Iluildlng-.
ASTORIA - - OREGOH"
Q II. BAH & CO..
DEALEK IN
Ooors, AVImlows, Jllinds, Trax
sonis. liiimber. Etc.
All kinds of Oak Lumber, GIa-s, Boat Ma
terial, etc.
Steam Mill near Weston hotel. Cor. Gen
evi ve and Astor streets.
J G. FAlftFOWL & SON,
STEVEDORES AND RIGGERS rJffifi
Portland and Astoria, Orogon.
Itofor by permission to RogoH.MoyeraiCc,
' Alien & Lewis, CerbittA: Maelcay,
Portland. Oroson.
yynr. i-iiliixjiakt.
Occident Hotel Hair Dressing Saloon
ASfORIA - OREGON.
lint. Cold, Miovicr,
tenth and Sulphur
BATHS.
.C3,""hpecinl attention given toladies'anl
hihlreirs hair cutting.
Private Entrance for Ladies.
WITIAK I'BY.
PRACTICAL
Kt)T A"5 SIIOK
MAKER.
CurAMi'.s STKricr. opixisiie Ariler's Book
store. - A.STOKIA. OKKOON.
C Perfect Rls tn:arantced. All work
warranted. Che me a trial. AH orders
prooyitlv nlk!.
Music Lessons.
T. F. CULLEH and C E. BARNES
TEACHERS OF
VIOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR, COR
NET AND BANJO, J
Would like a few piiirtb on eitlier of the.
aliove iitstniments.
Temm Eight Icsnoiis for five dollars.
uir-Orders left at Stevens & Soils book
store will be promptly attended to-
J. T. BORCHERS,
C0XC03ILY bTIIEET. ASTOKIA.
Manufacturer and Packer of
CAVIAR, SMOKED SALMON.
Cu-h pail for f resli
BLACK STURGEON SPAWN.
Smoked Sturgeon, and smoked Salmon put
up in tins to ship to any part of the world.
Also, trout bait (salmon eggs) put up in cans
and warranted to keep any length of time.
Depot at Rogers Central Marker, corner
Cass and Ciienamus streets. Astoria.
To-Right. To-Night,
GRAND BALL,
AT MUSIC HALL,
THIS EVENING.
je. -(a.- TTi:Kr:p-r.
dealer in
FA3III.Y GROCERIES,
5AHS, IrllfcL, FEED AII HAY
Cash paid for country produce. SmaX.
profits- on cash sales. Astona, Oregon, cor-
ner of Main anil Squeniocqhe streets.
UJiJiSiiJN
pSK
tf-YIri
QPILES.
The undersigned is prepared to I umiak
a large number of Spiles and Spars at Ma
place on short notice, at reasonable rates.
Apply to C. G. CAPLES.
Columbia. CSCy