The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, May 08, 1881, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextO). "s. 'glxz gilB gvsisrfcnk ASTORIA, OREGON: SUNDAY -MAY S, 15S1 C03IIaG-C03LE. List of Passengers by Steamer State of California To-day. Intlclr or Tn o Daj from Trlnco. .ISSUED EVERY MORNING (Monday Ceoifted:, I. C. Ireland, Editor anil Proprietor AaUnruiH liHOdinq, Cast Street. Terms of Subscription : aorvod by Oarnor. er woot. ......25 Coats sent by mail, four months... . ..5 04 ent by mail, one year... 9 0Q Free of PiHta to Subscriber. 4 " Advertisements inserted by the year at tbo rate of SI " ir sm&mi por raontli Transient advertlmnK. by tbe day or week, 3fly cents por sHare for each insortien. (I A Bums fc w H N Holt II Wallaie Jos Hume WHAllister S Colin It Ak'XftiHit-i A .1 Miteheli N Hall Mrs McKcw & c A K liarrv Mrs II Wiif if Lieut Hern A: w J V .Smith Mrs C shnrp Mrs J 11 IVm .V e Thus Ortei j .1 A C,&ii i MisTIIilex riu lw:. vpm-iaa i' ' fr!i'n!!lww TflrtrftitTSKrtt" a nv&lk. metifirtaet- Ran-1 y j j Qor(oli & f The Mrrklj Aslonan Is a mammoth sheet, exactlj iloiihle the size ot the Daih. It is juM. the pa per for the fireside," eeulainiiu: in audi tion to all the eunent news, choiee mis cellany, aj;neultural mutter, market re ports, etc. It is liiriiished to single siifo-scriher- at ?:! 00 pr ynur in advRnro. ;3?A limited nuittiH'i of Miiall xdvei-tiseinent-s iiwne.l At established rate-.. the city: M MAIL XSli TKLtXJK.Vril. "W li SuiHinerficld 3Irs Lowonhcrs Mrs F 11 Laikln Mrs Y A Shields Mrs Neaie Miss E Bonlin Mrs r IJonlin & c E S Brown M rs liabcock & d M Wolf A Lew L II Grecnlenf & m E 13 Rodgers & f WO Govo .John Tliompson II 13 Organ MrsWItskow.ski &c F Ratchelor & w Mrs A S AbernethvMrs O P Butterfield Mis R Cross Mrs T Cross fc J c Wni U Waul Win Davis J G Wright A: f HG Stinewell Mi?.s M Levioii t'x teinnvltmfinfettlirt)ecfr'tm thr ci'ti com um Tjik As row an ftAUw iUrm, Daiia ..- Whkkia fl tUm in tiny pt-Nv Uh The Oregon rttacfrud Srii Francis co on Friday. !f fin in.., rlttir Zttttt nf rtillkvHltn ' to arrive; Coluinbin sii. W Weed A: 1 L 13 Smith A: .1 ilayiK'S A: u, Mih-Fieem:i ( K Gs-RMt a: F Reed iG FariisuotUt SA .Sweet A: I F A Fairbanks R Snydei A Morton Mrs 11 I3o2ardA;c Mr,GHWilliamsA:d l)r J Surman .s M PaiNon A A Spragiie .1 M Ruddeli A r Pieard M L RevntWs II Claviou Mrs V Vandei'.Iiee (' Craig C Wilall W.I Adai &son C W KII'hMJ. J C r.Mrns Mr.-, A II Tirfkl V W Rwioh l .1 Colman II GTobin MiE 15arne M i -E. Schubert Mts l Hogan & s Mrs Wingate A: c K Macleaj & v. I McCorinick (J Staddman Mis- Drown a: ft 'ml J S.Sharp & v Fllowey&w C 1. Fatnswortli .1 M JSivttt b S Cell ILCohn A St Mai & Mountain Storm. Birthday Party. Oregonlan. An event not soon to be forgotten by those present was a party given Monday oventng on the occasion of the birthday of Miss May YanDusen, at hor residence in Astoria. At an early hour the guests began to arrive, and in a short time the spacious parlors were filled to overflowing by a merry throng of young people, evidently bent on crowding as much enjoyment as possible into one evening. Special provisions wero made for those who dance, and they very willingly availed themselves of the opportunity afford ed. The music was excellent through- j descrihahle grandeur of the inoun out. A piano duet by MKses May tains. Wo havn read and written YanDusen and Lou Warren, was volumes abo'it the grandeur of the specially well rendered The following beautiful scenic description is from the pen of Col. McClure, written to the New York Tribune from Denver, Colorado, in 1SG7. It gives expression to those emotions common to all on the first view of the sublimities of the Rocky mountains, and is not inferior to D' Israeli's description of a stcrm, held as a model de scriptive compesition: Go where you will in this sec tion, the prospect is most charm- i injr, out ail is uwaneu ov tne m- An extra fino sni occupied by Capt Iserrv, to let at A nished or unfnr Lout board nished for lodg Choir c .Rooms to 1c te of ron .nnu. .m. Irst JV1U f.l.JI rrisneu, v Ajso siiiglv. , lately rs. A. v. nson s. lur- ith or with- ntoms fur- AMUSEXESTX. Ilir.is Vakieties. Geo. Hill, proprietor and manager, Fred Gere, stage manager. A. Oatrander, leader of orchestra, Geo. Lambert, leader of brass band. An entirely new first part bv our male and female minstrels, with Niekerson and Cook as the com medians, Gere interlocutor. Finale to first part. "All the World's a Stage." To Ik? followed by an olio of gems composed of songs and dances, jig and clog dances. Diucu. lrisn ami egro eccentricities, etc etc. Then Niekerson and Cook in their laughable sketch emit ltd -The Hav Merchant." AI.-o a new act bv the full company, railed uThat IIouMly Beast of GRAKT15 OPENING 3VEUV -0F- -AT THE- Atl2:o0the Alps, but tin world has only oiiim Beash. Mr. Hill i making active hr mo Mo tho-p.tpular frncits were summoned to the supper- such view as i.t t)reentel lronrthe i"'- rw siiuuM-iueiiis u. guebis were huimmiiicii niu su tn.i , . . ' ... T -, 1 which to ple.t. those of the ntibhe who i east ui 1 jenviT J.11 ne- an. .,,,,,1 r ,0nlar auiUM'iiwnU. New - - 1 ,,. - i.i.. ,.. ,r.i.,oi. ti.n fn?r v,.MT.ir rouiuir iirainc i,...a nnaHiori uJtli iliiMMtr inil ! wilderiiig sublimity noni but itself ' on-lutntl M'lrctious In ..ur efficient lioness presided with UigMty ami ,v,fliipi ft' m..v i)P :n. orehetra. and new mule In ourexcel- araee characteristically her her own. s ,Lst parallei; ,ie mAi j lent l.ra band on i!h- grand .-,tand at lt . , , , j latetl views 01 me .-Yips as neauii- Dnsicmg um then resumed and fol-! . , ...... ,:i, .r .i. . , 1 iui :u uiiy ii:jiiv uii:c ii 111c lneiely 7 i. m. ( nrioin rises at ex actly s :mi. F.titrancei.n ISenton treet; entrance to iirr.Hte 1h-. n Lhenamus street. AU.SCEIiLANi:ol. lowed up until "the chimes of the o 'u .. .,..,to;.. U.., an. tl.n 1 clock for the wee suinll hours warned: .. i",, r o... .:,. Ammin,. 1ih? those who toil that the mis-Iu was j jtg i.d'mt Elias, that tower.-, higher spent. toward the neavens than the high-. . est oJ. tjiese jjUt jiere ls j,rPsenn..ii Take rJotice. 1,,m "" i one rand vie)v "erfy luo hu,,-! John Rogers, Central Market A Homlw.no is offered for rent at a 1 dred miles of the Kocky mouii- .,......, ....,.., fair rate, by Capt. A. W. Berry. Ap- j tains, from beyond Pike peak far ; ply at the Washington Market. . off to the south, themv . by the ' .pauisii iiwiuw ..Mi03 Kan,ii.i Aji(1 iio rftul to smiitU Hutclicrs Can Still on toward the north, until the J iicrh- and all others, clietip tor ea-.h. 1 lh re.vl ed a Ihix" n- t of BARRELS AND HALF BxVRP.ELS of the lnt ouallt:.. t Junt Keceivetl at CJarl Attler. i A new invoice of tin Cabinet (I rand Pianos, atut l.'iO tathotiis ii'rk-. Owner ran The Singapore reached L'tvutpool from this pint on the22d nit. Mr. ('. W. Hmnye, civil engi neer of Portland, is in the city. --It eos'a jiii-t u buslie! of wheat now, to .-hip n bushel to Europe from this coast. Fust riding on the jrfruet tf .Wo- The Kate Ii Herron I'ollov.ing it. copy of the log of the. ill fated schooner Rate L. iiorrou, furnislied by the master, Cpt. Albert Patter-on, for Tin: Asio i:i.N: Th.i.moei: Pw, April J7, 1881. At one oVluck i. 11. gt under wa', and started to Ixwt out of the haibor with a .string uoith wufit wind, and -Service, of .he Methodist ohu.ch, """'"S- , "" ,,,r ,,nru ' 111 the I .aim church Ui-iliiy. at th!ckf wi.j, W;tv. Yttmint At usual hour., by the pnstor. , low water on ihe mumu day we ran out the mg ii-iior. t in ooiock r. m. strted t he;4e her.di. At 11 ViK'k etit a-shorc nau Celobrated! rantJ is ,ost in :,,e Imiiess of tits-1 , M,.ear U.am. i t. ... Ulr.L- f lirr.'itriiiur rlrmK I JL Hill Cork line. No I .AISIl. :i IieW . l.im . "" -. ; ......,. , J. . . , V 11 11 1 t I I P I iiu biiiiH- y jiiiiiik iniirri :uiu jiiijiiif; invoice ui r.sty I'rgans. nc win sen iiunif auuui uicui ouo m sn riinrge. .jwii rr.iuau.A, pianos and organs at manufacturers them, and added to the peerless j j,., M:i s A' V' Co s Canncr- prices for cash, or on the installment oeautv of the scene. Around " Dial, - 1. ,i . 1 ;. ., 1 lOl'Mi-ANkiarabtiMl Irtfi'i'tlnng. pnlnt- pinn. Longs peak the storm-kiug seem- 1 1 eil ,,-ih blue wltii striDx of tin 011 ont- ed to be spell-bound or held an 1 . - i,IcK u,,,,a.r ,llHOk hu0X off 1 - r - 1 1 i 1 I lort Sti'tns. Mav 3d. Owner can nave same by pnnuiR proiwrtv and iiavlns for this ad ertLM'iiieut. .1. . .S. V. OoOK. May 4th. 1SI. IXLSTOEEI! I HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND HAVE KEADY FOR INSPECTION THE FINEST SELECTION AND THE LARGEST STOCK EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET, ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THE flSLOWEST BED ROCK PR1CES.S HAVING ENLARGED MY STORE TO NEAKLY TWICE ITS FORMER SIZE, AND HAVING THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT SEPAR ATED FROM THE DRY GOODS. I AM BETTER PRE PARED THAN EVER TO MEET THE RE- OUIREMEM.TS OF TRADE. AMONG OTHER THINGS I WOULD CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE .FINE STOCK AND GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, CLOAKS, DOLMANS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS- iln all departments ( lime the latent novelties. GIe me a call."Wx 0. H. COOPER, I X I. Store, corner Alain and Concomly Streets, Astoria. Oregon li!pnlulif(l Itnnnik easy captive, lor he had no dehv- Mi.s. D. Curnui has a few good erance 11 it tii his heavy clouds had rooms to let at reasonable prices on )Ctin discharged and broken, and Cas, street, near the Congregational jis thunderbolts drawn in Church. . j harmless violence. Far beyond ! the struggling tempest the setting sun was casting his evening rav through the toss- clouds, and fringing the Onr. Oars. rid is not only exceeding!) tUngertMia pnru.l ihe eliam and w but wili mt be tolerxted. j agHiu. Thetv cuhl Ik; n (Jar.s, eleviyi feet; caustic soda, gol den lacouer, asiihaltutn varnish, fumi liiri vjiriiisli. tnti Iinak. cte.. in ciiianti-i ,lCT tio.s t suit at fii:. W. IIimrs. very lightning with his matchless - 1 tints. On either side of the storm Out rat ISotel. 1 he was reai'hliiy out his birht. Hinging the silver lining around the raging elements, breaking in re done but It-t her pound, ihe e iiiMking The Signet cleared for (liet-ns- i x eloNti Iviik over her. Thev had to 'Pink t 'ttilTil 1.kttfk1 tinnr tin virttn thing 111 ..10,, (ick is now open for therccep-j tinn of guosts. where the well known citerer, Mr. Anton Ilehdi will always . ...... . . t t .1 1 . . .1 ... . I. .... IVUVI town yesrawlity with l'0,:n e..itls "' on 10 u.c rigging -o Keep innn 1m. fiJ1M11 reldv u, wat Ws tniI, of wlieat, valued at S27,O00. K "? w. ,,vCihi 1 .-.. k.iocscu Ue ,Jls m1 ,he .it)UV. lm1Ied hou Xorxi). Near the Itepuldle wreck a . plm of new net. nev lead line, new cork line, web ll ply. Think it U Anj-lo-Amerl-tn l"aekhis Co.-.. DwntT t;:i jiroe pmp ert and pav 4-harKs b mllinu uiwn. " .1. FKK.NAN. Astoria Packing Comjianv. .May id. IS-Sl. Ll 1ST May 4th in inilituie. nf :u nn-sh net, Initliour- No. 1J. 11 A and No. 3, 10 ply, old itirk :iinl lead ihn. no marks, at tlie Urat IJfpnblie. FiiidiT will i4ease notlf S. I. ADAlK. and retvhe reward. 5-lw LOSI'. - lU-twei-ii Se:iruiift-K:li Hill and Sand IshtiHl on the niglit f the -Mil. luo fattioiiii f new net. ll;tttMtir- No. 12. Corks branded C..I.: Hit HiHler will besidt ablv rewarded li nilliiii' on KOI5. .JOHNSON, diw-lw n-!Hrineiis Parking Company. , a hole in her and tilled with water, The Belle of Oregon 1ms at l-wtj wetting everything iu the oabin. At got started in this direction. She left lou 'w"ter tnt' "l. ?' !"-'e l'ut , ,. . , .. . . , , j evorythniK ashore, to wait for further New 1 ork for this port on the ith. I orj,.,s All lands and the cook struck on I on the Katatn yesterday. A new crew will take the steamer out to-day. j Koelars:nction was running in full blast hrsbevening. It i ill be hold again to-morrow at 2 and at 7 o'clock r. m. The British bark Eail of Airlie, from Wellington, New Zealand, ar rived last evening in low of Bronham, Hanson pilot. We should like to borrow a copy of Owen Merediths "Lucille" for a few days, also "Our Auiorican Cousin'" by Lord Drundreary. Mr. Holden will to-morrow pack the beautiful wedding presents, from friends of Mrs. Strong, and forward them to The Dalles 011 Tuesday, The streets of Astoria looked gay yesterday. There was an unusually large number of ladies out, both on horseback, in carriages, and walking. Mr. E. D. McKee, ccneral mana ger for Rodgers, Meyer & Co., of Portland, arrived in the city yester day, looking aftor the interests of the firm. The Standard is sloshing about to try to find out "who is to blame" for the Kate L. Herron disaster. Let us know Brother, when vou hit upon Him. J Carrie Wood, a poor ruin besotted cyprian who has given the authorities much trouble here, was yesterday adjudged insane, and will be coveyed to the asylum. The public school in district No. 18, Astoria, closed on Friday last. Miss Gillam will teach a private school in the district, if suflicient. en couragement is offered. Non-Compos. oregiHUHii.Tlti. It &eoHi8 impossible for a fellow named Parker, who runs an alleged newspaper at Walla-walla to publish the truth. He is cither ton cvmpos mvuil, or an inheritor of the lending characteristic of Ananias. W hatcver nury be his fault or hih misfortune, he is hardly the person to be trusted with a hatful of typo and a press. Here is his latest and most vicious he, pub Hshed in his alleged telegraph celumns: Thai Clnrlous Karl The Kate L. Heron was wrecked while crossing the Columbia river bar. Her cargo and crew v. ere all lost. This adds another feather m Portlands cap. Paraphrasing a stanza of Burdette: How doth the laxj Parker Impiove time as it flies And lies, and lie, and lies. And lies, and lies, and lies. It is unfortunate that Parker should be permitted to misuse Mr.s. Newell's paper as he docs. thoroughly refitted by Messrs. Pike and Stockton, our well known artists. Call and see him. as he has the finest brands of liquors and cigars to be had in the city. Ice Cream Saloon. fulgent splendor on the distant peaks, and flashing in almost daz zling brilliancy upon their eternal snows. To the north the swt-en- 1"is.SOJA'TIo NOTIiM-Nntlce Ishere :.. ....... n:.,,. ,i n.,:.. :.. JL byelu'ii that the copartnership hereto- iij auuwa, iai.iuB im ioi.ii.iii f,irP existing between -bum D.nis and Claw. C. Koss-. in the business of bg-iiig. is this da dissolved b mutual consent. Clias. O. l!iv continues tlie business, nnd will pay all Indebtedness of the late tinu. JOHN DAVIS. I 'HAS. O. KOSS. Knupim. Oregon, .May 4. iss. d-tf Frank Faber's ice cream saloon, on the roadway near Humes mill, i3 now fitted nicely with private rooms for ladios. It is also the depot for choice confectionery, taffy, etc. Roman punch served to order. To Teacher., anil Pupil of Inb lie Schools. The new school books published by A. S. Barnes & Co., and adopted by the superintendents of Oregon to be introduced tho present season, are just received direct from the publish- eis, and are now for sale and exchange at introductory prices set bj the state superintendents. Respectfully yours, Carl Adler, dealer in books and sta tionery. "Volice to the Public. Little Miss Frankie Holden cele brated her third birthday anniversary yesterday. Quite a number of her little friends were present, and they had a very happy time. Tho British bark Signet was libel ed for wages due to sailors yesterdaj. Deputy United States Marshal B.irry has placed a keeper on board the ves sel, Mr. Jas. Christie. Since the Vancouver Ink Blotch has got to giving Geo. Hill of this city gratuitous advertisements, Hill has ex tended his area to Chenamus street. The building is almost under cover. Clinton and Gill returned last! evening with their pile driver, having driven fourleeen piles for Leinen tleber and Cook, Sand island, and ninety-five for J. 0. Hanthorn OK, Ilwaco. c Theives in aud about Astoria are the cheekiest lot of hounds ever heard of. Friday night they stole a horse and buggy hitched to a post on the street, but they could not get away with it for all time. As will be seen by advertisement elsewhere, Messrs. Balfour, Guthrie & Co. have the Elierbank for dispatch at once to Liverpool direct. Cased salmon taken in lots to suit shippers. -Mrs. Judge Geo. H. Williams and Miss Williams are returning by the in coming steamer. They will occupy the residence of Mrs. S. M. Smith, Third street, near Stark, in Portland. -Rev.G. H. Atkinson will preach at the usual horns in the Congregational church to-day, morning and evening. The sacrament of the Lord's supper will be admin istered immediately after the morning service. The signs of the times in Astoria, as painted by Stockton, indicate busi ness. He has just put up one one hundred and fifty feet long for Mr. Colin, and another almost equal to it is under way for Isaac Foster. About 12 o'clock Friday night a couple of pirates came along to the El more Packing companys' works in this city, and spying the watchman on the dock sang eut: "Watchman heave off that line;" and it was done, as tho watchman of course supposed the men were entitled to the boat and net nhich it fastoned but they were not; and after stealing the net they an chored the boat out iu midstream aud it cost Sum 10 to get his boat home yesterday. Is n't thore a sample of unadulterated brass for you in this transaction. The poor, unfortunate young man that lost his leg last summer in the Fishormens cannory has now, with the help of friends, started a small store, where he keeps tobacco, cigars, pipes, cutlery, etc. He is unable to do hard wo-k, aud must make out the best he can. Give him a call, boys, ho keep3 the best brands of tobacco and cigars. Water street, opposite O. R. N. Co.'s Dock. OfllccM to Itent. Single or in suites of two, in Thk Astorian building. Prices reasonable. A fine lot of French candies just received at Adler's. Mr. 0. D. Young, of John Day, gives us hopeful encouragement that the day is not far distant when we can ride from Astoria to his place in a buggy, and enjoy a picnic on a3 fine grounds as can be found anywhere in Oregon. Fire-brick and fire-clay in lots to suit at M. C. Crosby's. Max. Wagner's San Francisco National brewery beer can't be beat. Molasses chewing peppermints and chewing candies of all flavors, at the Astoria candy factory, opposite the bell tower Eg Why will you let your horses suf fer from lameness when you can get Kendall's Spavin Cure. Read adver tisement. Since the Chinese started to brew "cheap San Francisco beer" there is little or no demand for that article any more. Call for tho Columbia brewery beer, if you want something good. Use Nicholas' Balm of Gilead oil, for sore or chapped hands. Icecream at Roscoes oyster and refreshment saloon on Main street. P. Wilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite the Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon See Max Wagners advertisement of Bock beer, just received by steamer Columbia. Prices for cannery and fishermen's supplies have been slaughtered at M. C. Crosby's, Chocolate caramels, cocoanut cara mels, fresh, at the Astoria candy fac tory, opposite the bell tower. Go to M. C. Crosby's and get your lunch buckets, water kegs, bail ers, buoys and boat stoves. Tho boat stoves made by M. C. Crosby, with fire-brick bottoms, are superior to all others in this market Mr. John Rogers, of the Central Market, has made arrangements to keep all the finest fresh fish, etc, in their season. A full line of opera caramels at the Astoria candy factory, next door to Stevens & Sons book store, opposite the bell tower. Just received at Carl Adlers, a full ai-rtment" of Sewing Machine Needles of all makes and sizes; to be sold at reduced rates. graceful waves, seemed to defy the lightnings erratic flash, while on the south the bow of promise il- lluminedthe heavens. It was the yery sublimity of moral and mate rial grandeur, a panorama that God alone could have fashioned. The great snow range is the first to meet the eye, and the observer in sensibly wanders along the vast, rigid and unbroken sweep, until it is lost in the deep blue vaulted dome on cither side. It has no two points alike, as if the Great Architect meant to confuse the very conceptions of men in this colossal masterpiece of His crea tion. Yonder is a cluster of peaks as if made up of huge inverted icicles, and beside them it would seem that gigantic snow drifts, with their unique and countless forms, had fallen in. Here is a hillock of spotless white, whose garments change not with the re volving seasons, regular, graceful, rounding with apparent mathe matical precision until it finishes with its tapered cap of snow. There are deep ravines, vast gorg es and rude, craggy peaks, as if the earthquake had taken the west ern world in its frenzied arms and tossed its mightiest rocks in wild disorder across the plains. Thus north and south, as far as the eye can see, and for two hundred miles toward the setting sun these vast, snow-clad monuments of om nipotent power present their varied beauties and surpassing grandeur, and T turn from them only when the last ray of the receding sun has parted with their topmost crowns, and the mellow moonlight takes up the grateful task of displaying, through nights weary shadows, this mute but most impressive tribute an all-wise God has reared to Himself. For Sale. V NKW SKIFF SIXTEEN FEET LONG. "- Spruce lumber well seasoned. Parties applvto MCIIOLS. At the Parker House. Pioneer Meeting. An AiMoruxEo Mi:irric; of the Pioneer and Historical Society of Ore lonuill be held in Astoria at the rooms of the society, at 2 o'clock P.M.. on the 11th da of Mav, l&l. In comidetc the business of the annual merlin:'. V!i interested arecor dialh united. s. T. .M KEAN, Secretarv. Astoria. Oregon. April . InsI. City Auditors Notice. -VOTTCi: IS HEKEP.Y GIVEN THAT the i. City Assessment I'oHofthc city of As toria, Oregon, a returned b the City Asses sor for the ear isst.u now on tile in the office of ihe'Auditor and Clerk of said city wiiere it will remain open fur inspection until the 10th day of May. ls.i. AH applica tions for corrections or rev isbuis" of tlie same mast lie Hied with said Auditor and Clerk prior to said l'lh da of Ma. ll. Vr.H.CAKDWEbL. Auditor and Clerk. Astoria. Ma 2. Insi. t(l.U&A szz:'Z:zz CHAS. HEiLBORN, MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE 55 BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN FOLKS Complete in every branch. ASTORIA BREWERY., WS. MEYER Proprietor. HAVING EVERY FACILITY FOK HE .MANUFACTURE OF A FlKSTCLAS Ah tide. I am now prepared to fiirim the public with tho finest ounlit. for cash. ok I OP LAGER BEER, AT 39 CENTS PER AIiI,ON JS"Familie3 and keepers of public ho-uea promptly aod rezularlyaapplled. M. MEYER. Proprietor ASTORIA. OREGON BOTTLED BEER, AT 81 SO IK JlOXT.y. WAK IS Ir.CIi.lKEI WITHOUT KritTKEK XOTICE . a-v-. , And no terms of peace until s everj ninn hi Astoria has anew K -va& silk of clothes 1 .11.11)1-: IJY JIKAXY. Ijimk at the prices : I'aats to onler from - - - S8 C(j Pants. 'cmilne French t'assimere - 12 CO Suits froi 25 00 Tlie fhie! line of sum ides on the coast to select from. P. J. MEANY. Main street, tpHsitc Parker House. Astoria. THE COLUMBIA hn BREWERY IS SCPERIOK TO MOST, AND IS EXCELLED BY NONE ON THIS COAbT JOHN HAHIN, - - PROPKIETOR, CHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. nrOrtlers left at the GERMANIA BEER HALL will be promptly attended to.-S MISCELLANEOUS. CENTRAL MARKET. General assortment of table stock constant!) on Hand, such as Canned Fruits and Jelly Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, ES. isiitti:ic. CIIEESE. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, MISCELLANEOUS. THE Fishermen's and Workingmen's CLOTHING STORE, MARCUS WISE, - - PROrRIETOlL HAVING JUST OPENED THE ABOVE named store, next door to the Astoria Bakery anil having just received a flnt class .selection of CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods And all goods kept in a well .stocked Cloth ing Store. Following Ls a scale of some of my prices : 0era!Ls from .. .CO cts to St 00 The Xew School Itook. P. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street, lias just received the latest aud most fashionable style of j-ents anfl ladies boots, sbocs, etc. - Tho Bock beer made by the Co lumbia brewery in Astoria is the best in tho market. It was thoroughly tried and proved such last jear. Do not be induced to endanger your life by using mercurial "blood purifiers," they may dry up old sores, but leave a death sap in the system. Buy Plunders Oregon Blood Purifier, which is a purely vegetable one, and, in fact, will remove, by continual use, all mercurial poison from the blood. Mes.srs. Chas..Stcvens .t Son have a full supply of text books latch adopted by the state, anil which must 1h introduced in the puhlie schools- b or liefon Octo ber 1st. 1881. The followinu books are offered at in troductory prices' or exchange: Montteths Elementary Geography. Montieths Coinpreheiiive('eograpliy. Sills Grammar. Brooks Primary. Elementary, Writ ten and Higher Arithmetics. The loiinwmg win oc sola at intro ductory rates, but not on exchange: Watsons Childs Speller. Watsons Youths "speller. Montieths Easy Lessons in Popular Science. Lytcs Book Keeping. Westlakes Common School Literature. Citv Book Stokk, Astoria, Oregon. iaxiuoxisrss. CLEANING and REPAIRING neat. cheap and quick. bv (;eou':h lovett. Chenamus St.. nevt Nicholas Barber Shop. MAGNIM (!. CROSBY, Druler In For the Genuine ,1. H. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors, and San Francisco beer call at the Gem opposite the bell tower, and see Campbell. Carl Adler will soil his entire stock of wall-pockets, brackets and picture frames at a great sacrifice a3 he has determined to close out and quit that line of trade. For a first-class oyster stew, fry, pan-roast or fancy roast, go to Roscoe's on Main street, opposite N. Loeb's. Families supplied by the hundred or the sack, opened or in the shell. Three years ago St. Julien tlie great California trotter was unknown, the same may be said of Kendall's Spavin Cure. Now both have a world wide reputation, why? Because they both have merit, one as a great trot ter, the other as the ujrst successful remedy ever discovered to be used on man or beast. Sea advertisemeHt. HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL Iron Pipe and Fittings, PWers ail Steam fitters Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD, SHEET IRON TIN AND COPPER, FISH. POULTRY A3H AIIK In tlie season. CIGAISS ASD TOBACCO. Cost ofinXES AI LIQUOKS. AH chean for CASH. Gooils sold on com Shaker Socks 3..Z.2o ct8 or6 pair for SI 00 mission. Opposite I. W. Case's store. ' .Merino Underslnrts and Drawers..... .S1 oo .1. RODGERS. - Ladles Iron Frame Hose .25 cts - Indies CorseK from 75 cts to SI 00 ik iVA-ttRFx T.W. Eatos ! riease look for the sign ot the Fishermen's u. k. aukex. i. h . r an(1 WorbIlgmen-3 Store. Chenamus street. A nlftiHn T.s-.1t-s ! 4 next door to the Astoria Bakery. AStOlia MaiKCt I MARCUS Wist, Proprietor. 'ARKDT & EEROHEN, ASTORIA. - OREGON. OPPOSITE OCCIDENT HOTEt . i ASTORIA. - - - - OKEGON.i WAItllKX A EATOX. Proprietors. (SueetMrao Warren X-Jruui TllC Ollly Madlilie SllO) Wholesale and Retail Dealers In . .. . ... ..fSPe Fresh and Cured Meats A full line of FAMILY OUOCEltlES, FLOUR. FEED HAV. CANNED FRUIT. VEOE- TAKLES, ETC. air Batter, Ejcss, Cheese, etc. constantly on hand. &3 Ships supplied at tho lowest rates. " And the best , BLACKSMITH No "&- Stoves, Tin Ware and House Furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP PER. PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Done with r.eatness and dispatch. None but tlrst elass workmen employed. A large assortment of SCALES Constantly on hand. ASTORIA. OREOON, BRICK ffc, LAYER WW SHOP In the city. -? All kinds of S ENGINE, CANNERY, AKD STEAMBOAT WORK Promptly attended to. A specially made of repairing CANNERY DIES, MACHINE SHOP. NEAR KINNEY'S AS TORIA FISHERY. Washington Market, diain Street, - - Astoria Oregon BERGMAN C BERRY RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN tion of the public to the fact that the above Market rUl always be supplied with a FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY FRESH AND CURED MEATS I tHrAgentSanJuanandNewTacoinalJme. . n bo so,d afc ,owogt ratMf wholeaala . j anu retail, opeciai Biienuua bitch lunuypij- Wilson & Fisher h PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TT.AJT'igSLER Orders left at the Occident Hotel, or at my Warehouse, foot of Benton Street, promptly attended to. LIME. SAND, BRICK. PLASTER. LATH, Cement, and all material' in my line, furnished to order. ea-Special attention paid to Furnace work and Itanges. Cit ern work warranted Reed or no pay DK AX. KUS IN LUBRICATING OILS, COAL OIL,! PAINTS AND OILS. j Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared ' Rubber Packing. PROVISIONS, MILL FEED, GARDEN SEED, GRASS SEED. Which will be exchanged for country pro duce or sold at lowest prices. Corner Chenamus andHamilton Streets ASTORIA, OREGON. MRS. S. T.McKEAN, I DIvALKK J S DRESS TRIMMINGS, All kinds of WOOLS, ZEPHYRS, LADIES UNDERWEAR, ETC., Corner of Cass and Jefferson streets, Astoria. -Stamping done to order. i 1 1 a m a jfr-