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ASTORIA, OREGON:
SATURDAY MAY 11. 1SS1
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nor for tw fueside. oittaiiihi
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The Ore"i arnved yeisterdayi
about 12 o'clock.
The .steamer Siaie of California
will sail this nuA-iiiiig at 4 oHck.
Tlie County f Ayr ami the ieo. J
Be w ley were left at aoltr inside vei-
terday
The aliip Oakmwlh arrival .Wn
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Llnet, .Strang pilot.
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iTie Auiei-itwi lwrk l1erlcrt IMaek
airivwl yesterday ia tow of the Mary j
Taylor, Olson pilot. I
Mr. Charles Hiulborn will occupy
the new building soon to be cntHruct
ed for Mr. E. R. Hawes.
It is a bad place to anchor vessels
at the head of Sand-island now, on j
account of the numerous nets in thet
river.
The ship Bellaporr, and an
other square rigged vessel were re
ported outside yesterday morning,
with pilots on board.
The barkonline Portland is
anchored in linkers bay, ready for sea,
with a luml)cr cargo on board from
Knapptou for San Francisco.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows
for Oregon will meet in Portland; the
grand lodge for Washington torritory
has just closod in Vancouver.
-The steamer State of California
surprised Astoria yesterday by ap
pearing at her berth here about
breakfast time, from Portland S
o'clock A. M.
-M'r. L. E. Solig of this oilice, was
surprised yesterday 13' a visit from a
relative from New Zmrfand. He came
in overland, and sails out by steamer
Stato of California.
Hon. Theophilas French, and
Mrs. Fronch, arrived by Oregon
yesterday. Mr. F. is the United
States commissioner of railroads, and
comes upon official business.
The board of pilot commissioners
mado their semi-annual trip yesterday
on board the bar tug Brenlmm.
There was a very heavy swell on the
bar, and they did not o outside.
The Salmon fishing season is near
ly half gone to-day, and yet there are
but very few fish in sight. None of
the canneries, not one, has workod to
its full capacity, nor half its capacity,
a day yet.
Some miscreant will get into
trouble if he i-j caught in the act of
molesting the Astoria water companys
pipes. See advertisement of 100 re
ward, offered by Mr. John F. Nowlen.
superintendent of the works.
Miss Lillie Murray, another niece
of Mr. R. H. Card well, and Mrs.
Dufo of Portland, are passengers by
the outgoing steamer. The' surprised
Dick very much by calling at bis office
and prosented him with two beautiful
boquets.
The eighth annual meeting of the
Oregon state medical society will be
held in Portland, Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 14 and 15, J881.
The usual half-fare rates will be ob
tained for members in attendance
over railroad and steamboat routes.
Tho opera of the Dr. of Alcantara
was presented at Squire's opera house,
Seattle, on the evenings of the 12th
and 13th, by Mrs. Albort M. Snyder,
assisted by a number of singers of the I
city. Mrs. Snj'der, has given several
operas, and the success attending
them is flattering to her ability.
Tho following gentlemen com
posed the jury summoned by Justice
G. W. Coffinbury to investigate the
cause of death of the body, supposed
to be that of George Miller, picked
up outside on the 11th: F. S. Ster
ling, M. D., J. E. Gandy, M. D., A.
G. Allen, J. W. Munson, G. W.
Siferte, W. H. H. Smith. Dr. Ster
ling . was appointed foreman. The
body was nailed up in a decent box,
and by permission of Licntonant
Chapin, commandant of the post, was
buried in tho cemetery at fort Stevens.
Ice cream at Roscoes oyster and
refreshment saloon on Main street.
Outward Bound.
Following is a list of pRsssnijera
sailing bj steamer this morning for
Sau Francisce:
3liss Lillio Murray Mis .lito U DmiV
! J McQueen Mr. S A bra 1mm & d
, H Ackej-man A v II W 3loinster.s
Win Uiffonl l)r I) D Morris
T Mansfield V 15 Wllksliire
Mrs .S 1J SitiKh M Crcenkttf A m
Miss E Doner A fl Mrs S C ftcn.son A c
XV IIlfTgiUMHI A f
Mr- S Iiijiekm
E Hants A d
1 N FMscliiM-r
J Simmons
HJ Torme
F Toklas '
11 u i;mvH & W
V Raker A son
M Elfischiior
CI Seal
A Newman
II E .Summon
T E EiHor
1 11 I'nWm
(" Timje
Mr .1 Coudil
M O I.owjiInIc
WH Me A litter
ami Win the stiHrnpe.
I II flltllHliaWl
, stlHHI
& HiSSl
q j Simmons
(;U;hs .loties A:
J Mitii.iimn
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mMU China by way ictna. NSm
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-p,e W,m -Ljft" her SaM Finn-
oiaco hotel mstMcia at Astoria yUer-
tfav f(H. Vh4Hw uf ik .rf lb- r4u-1
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ptttent to Mis. Martin Fawl froij
U,. luvtiti- iH ALit.u.il .mrl bv
ket tunnel i Al.ieda, iil " I
iigen - t. it ii. .jrrc'i!mi , r hi wc iivii j-.
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t A Hlil. irl viu ko ImuRv itttlOH
bv a via kt a few Jay , iu '
it... lli-M. v,v-r .i:li.nw.it. ttini it !-i
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f,.r mdal trtatieat.
---(Jeo. T.'Mvow aent u a U-autif.il I
iliHti fid i rv4ctv1fi utiA uul ii f n !
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classify it. Vtillwut seardting tbe!
aitiboritica wc stioatu sav it waacrwj
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! between a stickleback atul a niackerel. .
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The head very lwitcli reseiMld the
mnekerel, and the IhhIv looks like the'
j.Uekleb.cW. e iil "bunt it up in a j
few days Tolland give vhi an itrt,i. j
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Wo wore very much gratified to I
greet Mr. Clem Studcbaker yeeteiday,
and enjoy one of his most hearty
hand-.-hakinirs. Mr. S. comes to Ore
gon on business and will return over
land. He is at the head of one of the
largest manufacturing establishments
in the v.orld; the Studebaker wagon
works at South Bend, Indiana, an
institution which received cxlenmve
description in these columna laat year.
-Thi logical deduction emanates
from the over-worked brain of the
San Francweo I billet in man: "Con
solidation would shut out competition, ;
and will, of com'' sustain higher !
prices
though in that event there'
wouid be oiilftide competition which
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is speaking of a consolidation of
Northern Pacific j-ailrorul and Oregon
Railway and Navigation intercut.
With no c-'mpetitio4t the Or2i Rail
way and Navigation cmpiny have
reduced freights Iielow the old Oregon
Steam Navigation company rates
about seventy-five per cent.
Air. H. R. Parker, who has the
reputation of being me of Astoria?
most enterprising citizens, invites the
Mayor, and the' Committee on Fire
and Water, to a personal inspection of
his patent flues m the Parker House.
Ail flues of that character may not be
as bad as the one just removed from.
Shustcrs building. The inspection
should be made, fair and wpiarc, and
the ilues should stand or fall by the
judgment of the committee. If thec
flues are considered safe, it will bo
nocessary to amend the ordinance of
the council, which is most assuredly
against them. We have no intorcstin
the matter further than what is
prompted by the principles of justice
and public safety.
As we sat resting upon the stone
steps of the magnificent Peabody in
stitute, intended for the poor but so
built and managed as to almost ex
clude them; facing the magnificent
Methodist church of Rev. Thomas
Guard, Washington monument tower
ing up at our left, we felt thirsty, and
asked our companion, Mr. Lucas,
where wc could procure a glass of
good drinking water. "Not a drop in
the citj'." Baltimore water carries
death with it. Pure water was not to
be had at any price. Wc had just
been listening to the revalation of its
immouse business, but that water
business stuck in our throat. In the
early day, when the site of the city of
Baltimore was purchased for ninety
hogsheads of tobacco, looking on the
rationale of quid pro quo, it cannot be
denied but that it was a vory good
show for a quid but now it looks bad
to see so much money squandered on
monuments, extra flue churches, libra
ries, etc., and not a spoonful of decent
water to moisten the quid that sustains
life.
A ball will bo
givoirat Rudolph
Aitofia. this Sat-
Barths hall, upper
urday evening.
Allreinvited.
Capt. J. H. DGray is now pre
pared to supply the best qualities of
fir, hemlock, vine maple, spruce limbs,
etc. Leave orders at the vod j'ard,
foot of Ronton stroet.
The public school in district No. 1 ,
has closed for tho summer vacation.
Miss Whipple will begin a private
school in her room on next Monday
morning. All grades will be admitted.
If a sullicient number attend, the
school will continue.
"Jake" Niederauor, from Astoria,
has located his barber shop at 69 First
stroet. "Jako" is one of the "boys"
and should he patronized. Mercury.
The Public School-
Following is a monthly summary of
the attendance at the public school,
district No 1, for Iho month ending
May IS. 1831:
ilr. C.Ms. Tout
Primary grade 24 l V,
Interim-dint e grade i'7 'Si "i
Ut.rUnrcrraili. II 1J !i
Whole number em oiled l'jo
j Dolow is a list of those pupils hav
j ing a clear tnrdy rt41 for the month
!' just clesed:
Frieda Hansen, Ida Doeriler.
, 1 1 iln Tucker. Carrie Jackson.
May Jackson. Cora Rocbau.
i ErarcisCair. Alma Pobl.
, DeWitt Clinton. . .lobn Carr.
. Winnie McKVan. Willie Cloiish.
Salvatore D'Amieo. (loilfery IIaiisii,
Jans Hansen, Duncan McLean.
Robert McLean. Willie Lovett,
Willie Trulliiitr.
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A mi Mi () Neil.
Howard rmiiell.
l.uelln Kidder,
Alfred Bablmgp.
John Housinuii.
Mary Leinaire.
Laura Jneksoi:,
Rose Gallon
Ceorse Hmismaii,
Hal tie I-olex.
Zh - CarrutlHM-.
Iamie Daggett.
LHlieKx.
Anna llarluig.
Katie MoKean.
Lena liochnli.
Minnie Warn-ii.
Cecil Corwin.
Matilda Hnrtwi"
''la Kiiiilmll.
.isi MtlHw.
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i Westow Dagartt.
iiitt-xiiiiii-i.
Robert Fox.
Charlie Malliews. Prank Merrill.
VHlie McKtsaii. Ralph Haunab.
oito I'rkvr. John Trullinger.
L-.IL. m.n.ll
Leniiicl Howe,
3Ian Danzitfer.
Willie Tucker.
M iiutie SIktihhii,
rLS!':
LMrti l uaiiti,
h.Hina J-"yi'M
Wilber Ribbage.
(leorge Rucbter.
Pauline Parker.
iuiie Pope,
Lillie.stantield.
Marv flsites
Lizzie Polil.
' Georgia Rndollet, Crace Carruther. ,
I Miss M. IL Wihiti.i:. Pririiml. !
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Ten I;ns
Mr. (Jeoie Iiill has introniinetcil
e of the iinet Ion pin alleys rtn the
. Pacific coast, which nill lie opon for'
, iiwjjoetion, and, U3ing iliis 7 words,
"!!"8n.1f".r lh? St,M,l,y
vening. ;
i t. f - K i
1 JW I1 jllllliuntl .!!'
bnd of
Hfnitny exercise aau aiiue hiiilm
tune amusement, to be Accommodated.
u make tne nrst tsn BtriKCJ
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To Trneliers ami rtipils or
.;,. i,.kM
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The new whool l-ooks publisliwl byl 'lhti l'iudir. K lni "bemlly ix-A..rd- ;
A. J. ltarne & Co., and adopted byj.f retnrn.iHj the N.u.e to ,!,. .Mt-;
ie siiionmeiiaonw oi wreguii ih.
mtrorliiced tlie present uHin, are -
just received direct from the publish--
on; and are now for sale ami exchauge
hl niirouuciory pncu oct uy iiiu niaic
superintendents. Respectfully yours,
Carl Adler, dealer in liooks and sta-;
tionery.
U illimusport 1'roperty. j
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Ureat bariHunsare uowoflered in tbei
f WillSn.por. for any penso,,,
wishing to locate from one lot to five j
acres. It is well adapted for gardens,
dairy' ranches or pleasant homes; well
elevated, situated one mile south of .
Astoria on Youn bay, with a good
graded road to the place. For further
j information call at my residence near
the cemetery. John Williamson.
A line lot of French candies iust
received at Adler's.
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Cse Nicholas' lbihn of Cilead .
oil, for sore or chapped hands.
i 'rices for cannery and fishormtiii's j
siashavftbecn slaughtered at M. j
,. Orns iys . ..
st. 7Vlu- U'tii.nx: ili-..H.li.Miuf I
ix Wagners advertisement I
r. jnt iverivl bvstiamer
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cn nock oeer. J
Columbia
Blocks of paper, useful on the
dosk of accountants, put up to order
and for sale at Thk Aktokian office.
--Keolars auction was running in
full blast last evening. It will be hold
again to-morrow at 2 ami at 7 o'clock
v. M.
-Mr. John Rogers, of the Central;
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iuarnei, nas mauc arrangeiuenis to
1fik s 11 lrk 4iitkBf i .knl fo1t nf n
li, etc, in!
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tucir season.
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xt '?M,-?elcl1 rlU ,b-C Ml Sl-na
May 4th, to practice his ; profession I
for a few vool. He will have rooms
at the Occident.
Keelers auction room is crowded
day and night with buyers ever ready
to take .advantage of the bargains
oflered at auction.
Just recoived at Carl Adlcrs, a
full assortment of Sewing Machine
Ncodles of all makes and sizes; to be
sold at reduced rates.
P. J. Goodman, on Cheiianius
street, has just recoiven the latest and
most fashionable style of gents and
ladies boots, shoes, etc.
The boat stoves made by M- C.
Crosby, with fire-brick bottoms, are
suporior to all others in this market.
The Bock beer mado by the Co- j
lambia browsry m Astoria is the best
in tho market. It was thoroughly
tried and proved such last year.
Chewing molasses peppermints
anu mowing canaios oi all flavors, at
tho Astoria candy factory, made fresh
every day, opposite the bell tower.
Cocoanut ice, cocoanut caramels,
molasses cocoanut, chocolate caramels
at the Astoria candy factory, next
door to Stevens & Sons book store.
For the Genuine J. H. Cutter
old Bourbon, and the best of wines.
liquors, and San Francisco beer call
at the Gem opposite the bell tower,
a n vii 'I
mm .we- wuiiiouii.
--Ladies accept of no taffy at the
hands of the gentlemen except such as
is good to cat, and is made fresh
every day at the Astoria candy factory,
opposite the boll tower.
Carl Adler will sell his entire
stock of wall-pockets, brackets and
picture frames at a great sacrifice as
lie has determined to close out and
quit that lino of trade.
For a first-class oyster stew, fry,
pan-roast or fancy roast go to Roscoe's
on Maui street, opposite N . Loch s.
Families supplied by the hundred or
the sack, opened or in the shell. '
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 vegetablo one, and,
in fact, will remove, by continual use,
all mercurial poison from the blood.
Flushes from the Wires.
Ill MAIL AXI TRLERRM'H
Mrs. Garfields condition is still
critical. The President is much
exhausted.
Thermometer in Washington on '
i Thursday stood at
04
in
the-
shade at 1 1 a. m.
The sensation mongers give us I
no fresh gush on the Conkling-
llobertsoii "tight.
' There were several sunstrokes
; in New York city on the 12th.
Thermometer stood at SG degrees.
Stanley Matthews has been con-
: firmed jusiict of tho I'nited States
iSupteiuu couit by a majority ofi
, one. Tliat's a vnxxl many now.
The Pouith of July will bo cede-;
! bnited in maguiiicent style in
' Olyniiiia litis year. The twenty-'
Hrt infantry band " have been en-!
mmiil
ts"o"'
A break exists in the Mississippi '
: leveu at Al&atia, Louisiana, about'
X'OO yard wiilc. and then-is '"'t.ii iri nil w jjimn
littlu prospect of dosing the. break. AIH liw. VIJjO. IuXKj.
Damages, will be heavy.
John Holland, of Cincinnati, has'
"'" -- I""-1 " "--"n -""
mouldinjr iridium, which has hen-!
lCflflikHiifl itnAAriL'L' m kl rIL t t w !
tofore been considered inipos?
iiiK.. '
Pliosphorus is the chief element.
(
Kuril !!ifd JCooius to Let
At Mrs. Mumon's lodging house.
!
OflleeiN to Hem.
omj,it. oi in suites . two, in im.
&
i'mniry Jiird I.ont.
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S'iano to Stent.
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A good piano i uffurvd for rent at a j
fair rate, by Capt. A. Y. Berry. Ap- j
ply at the Washington Market. '
Onrs, Oars.
Oars, eleven feet; caustic soda, jjol-
den Iacuuer, aphallum vaniish, furni-'
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Uriel: ! It rick! Itriek!
, I(juc (,n.j,!Ujd a ,ft ailloimt of
brick for sale at from 5 to $S per
thousand. Call and examine near
Astoria cemetery.
.Ioiin Williamson.
I'tiriiiHlieit Itoom-.
jM
Cttrran has a few immI ,
n,ms
stobi at uwonabie prices on
stive!, near the Congregational
i.
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X tiftW lllt'itl. U -.1 4 It.. til. ( .ftlillfcfti T...1
....j c.rm' Kxnos. Also, anew
invoice of Ksty Organs. He will soil
II1H1I1I4 Mill) ulinilu -il liinl.lir.llllluls.
pianos and organs at mninifartuier-'
prices for cash, -r on tho iust:iibi:en i
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pUn.
lr Crrum Saloon.
Frank Faber's ice cream saloon, on j
tlw iiittiltv'nv near lltliniMi mill i ti.itv '
fitted nicely with mivato i-ooius fori
ladies. It i also the depot for choice
confectionon', taffy, etc. Hnmai u
! puuch served t order.
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otiee to the I'ultlie.
i
H Iin 1 virit 11 nfoH itnnl. Hitmio mmi
The poor, unfortunate young man j
that lost his leg hiBt summer in the'
FishermeuR cannerj- has now, with the
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a. .alio. llll..r I..H..I-. I .....s ..lit, l. .... ...u .
helpof friends, started a smalt store, !
hJre ,ie k tobacco, cigars, pipes, .
.i,... . n : t.i,.0,.. V i i
. cutlery, etc. He is unable to do hard
o'i, ..iiu uiiiai iii.u.i; ma iiie ucit lie i
can. dive linn a call. iMivs, he keeusi
the best brands of tobacco mid cigars.
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Water street, opposite O. II. v N.
Co. 'a Dick.
Central Hotel.
The Central hotel, near the steam
ship dock is now open for the recep
tion of guests, where the well known
caterer, Mr. Anton Beloh will always
be found ready to wait on his patrons i
He has had the above named house
j thoroughly refitted by Messrs. Pike
i and Stockton, our well known artists.
ml ?
Pra" ! hq'
Call and see him. as he has the finest
uors and cigars to be had
in the city.
Since the Chinese started to brew
"choap San Francisco beer" there is
little or no demand for that article
! anr innro. Call for Mm (wilimiliin '
brewery beer, if you want something j
good.
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' Xonjj of the Ailiany Beer!
t
Kopect fully Dctlirateil to ami Soul ley (
C'HAS. OKATTKE.
- ASTOKIA.
j ikh1 evening kind friends, jat listen to me,
i Ad wlicn yuu have lieanl me. I'm ure
1 1 will give you a; story, and: sin it out clear
I An,ll.,!,I.mmtf r ,M nBlstlieAI.KAXY
l you n agree.
Yon can find it all round in this city of gold,
Ami the w-ay that they make it has never!
beea told.
i ThKrs a .secret they keen and hold very dear,
ni!kvNYnrSto is Urinku
Tlie brewery is large and the maclilnerv is
lln
Auderayonlrrkte.il to you right ,.,. to
niey get an Kinds or orders from far and
from near.
And every one's liealthjvthat drinks AL
BANY BEEIt.
For every thing there looks so clean and mi
neai,
And their leer is o sj.jirKling. it cannot he j
I If von are'fepllnj: liailortlicMnesiInaiipear.il AlllFJ? IIHI1FRWFAR FTC
, You can drive them awavl.v drinking :AIl-MUICO UnULtinLHll, LIU.,
ija:s V IIKKIL
, taVMn oM father, who's no eight, -three,
I Aud this is the advice behave iiiitw me.
" spoke to iue kindly with a oiee bright
and clear
"If you want to belieallhy. drink ALBANY
V.EER."
Since then I have done so, and I'm heartv
and sound.
At tlie round age of fifty 1 caiinlwasbe
found
At my dally lalntr before the sun docsappenr
And each day and night I drink ALBANY
BEEIL
Also, nn dranghr. TUE CELEBBATED
BOCK SEEK. - -C.
GRATTKE, - - HELC03IE S.VIX0N,
Roadway, opposite O. K. & N. Co'.s Dock.
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I TAMERS AND CDESIKS,
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Wholesale Dealers in
OIL AND TALLOW.
MAXCFACTlMtHRS OF
BOOTS cillCl SHOES
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CENTRAL MARKET.
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j Canned Kriiits and Jelly
'Bacon, Haras. Shoulders, Lard.
bums. $i"iti:ic. rHKivSK.
j Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
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VholMlo and Hotail Healers in
' Fresh and Cured Meats
A full Itae of
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nf iliicer. V.zz. Cheese, ete. constantly
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Main Mrect, - - Axtoria Oregon
DERGnr.lX P ISEttRY
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEtf.
tion of the public to the fact that the
above Market will al trays bo supplied with a
FULL VARIETY P.EST OUALI
uk A
FRESH AND CURED MEAT
Which will bo sold at lourot rates, wholesale
and retail. Special attention pircn tosupplj
ta: ships.
PETER IlTjr2Sr3ErZ
STOKIA. OKECON.
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plain and okwuikntai.
Orders left at the Occident Hotel, or at my
Watehouse, foot f lleiitnn Srrcl. promptly
attended to.
LIME. SAND. P.UICKTpl.ASTEn. L-VTn,
Cement, and all materials In my line,
furnished to order.
r.SiieeluI attention jwid to Furnace work
and Ranges. Cistern work warranted good
or no jury.
tfU-Axent San Juan and New TacoinaUme.
MRS. S. T. MKEAN,
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DRESS TRIMMINGS,
All Kinds of
WOOLS, ZEPHYRS,
i Comer of Cass and Jefferson streets, Astoria.
Sertninpingdniip to order.
CLEAKING and REPAIRING
NEAT. CHEAP AND QUICK. BY
MKOIMIK I.OVF.TT,
Chenamas St., next Nicholas' Barber Shop.
LETTER HEAD PAPER,
TDRINTED OR PLAIN, OF THE BEST
X quality at
The AstoRua office.
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THE 1 1 L STORE
LEADS THE VAN ! !
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ABOVE THE DIN AND TIDE OF RATTIiE: AMIDST MISSILES FROM
FLYING SHOT AND SHELL, STILL COMES THE CRY AND
GRAND RUSH TO THE I X L STORE,
Where : displayed one of the largest and most complete stocks of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
EVER SEEN IN THIS MARKET,
And to be Sold at the lowest Mavginsible Profits.
A FULL LIJSTE OF DRESS GOODS,
With Satins, Gimps, Cords and Buttons to Match,
IN ENDLESS VARIETIKP.
SCOSXJSRIT, COjaSETS AND gloves,
AT PRICES WHICH WILL ASTONISH YOF.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF
Siriaagr styles rx m-tj?&rsxr Sate.
IN FACT HERE YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING IN THE LINE
THAT CONSTITUTES A FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
MENT. I SHALL SUSTAIN MY ONE PRICE SYSTEM AND
Don't Propose to be Undersold.
CALL AND SEE ME. JIME. DEMOREST AGENCY.
C. H. COO FEB,
I X 1. Store, comer Mala and Coneomly Streets. Astoria, Oregon
The Boss Coffee and Tea Pot
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S. R, HAWES,
TWO DOOBS EAST OF OCCIDENT, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
AUCTION!
rw Sfej. & VIL
Keelar, the Auctioneer,
WILL COMMENCE SELLING HIS IMMENSE STOCK OF
ALL KINDS OF
MSRGHAHDISE
TO-NIGHT,
A HOLDEN'S AUCTION ROOMS.
The Sale will Continue Every Day. at 2 and 7 P. M., Until all is Sold.
tjutip partlcularlr ::vitnl to altrml ami call parly ami examine tlie Muck.
E. C. H0LDEN, Auctioneer.
Abte d by FK.VXK ItEKL.Vlt, mit a license.
CHAS. HEILBORN,
3IASUPACTOKER OP
FURNITURE 25 BEDDING
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete in every branch.
ASTORIA BREWERY.
M. MEYER Proprietor.
HAVING EVERY FACILITY FOB. HE MANUFACTL'BE OF A FlllST CLASS AR
tide, I am now prepared to furnis the public with the finest quality, for cash,
LAGER BEER,
AT : CENTS PER GALLON
W HOIjES A TbIE.
SFamiliea and keepers of public bouses promptly Rnd regularly supplied.
M. MEYER. Proprietor ASTORIA. OREGON
ARNDT & FERCHEN,!
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
The Only Machine Shop
And the bet
BLACKS3UT1I
SHOP
In the city.
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All kinds of tLiryH " ina
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STEAMBOAT WORK
Promptly attended to.
A specialty made or repairing
CANNERY DIES,
MACHINE SHOP, NEAR KINNEY'S AS
TORIA FISHERY.
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MAY HE HAD OF
'E.jR, HAWES
SOLE AtSENT.
lso. Asent fer llie eelclinitcit
MEDALLION RANGE,
BOTTLED BEER,
at $i so ii:k tozkx.
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Fishermen's aad Workingmen's
CLOTHING STORE,
MARCUS WISE, - PROPRIETOR.
HAVING JUST OPENED THE ABOVE
named store, next door to the Astoria
uasery ana Having jiwi receiveu ;i nri ciav
i seleetfon of.
' CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
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kiJiuto, jjiwuijvo, vuiox.o,
Ladies and Gents Furnishinn Goods
And all goods kept In a well slocked Cloth
ing Store.
Following is a .scale or some of my prices :
Overalls from .i3o cts to Si 00
Shaker Socks uo cti or G pair for SI 00
Merino Undershirts and Drawers..... SI ou
Indies Iron Frame Hose ...25 cts
Indies Corsets from.. .75 cts to 51 00
Please look for the sign ot the Fishermen's
and YVorklngmen's Store. Chenamas street,
next door to the Astoria Bakery.
MARCUS WISE, Proprietor.
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