The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, July 06, 1881, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text01 ASTORIA, OREGON: WEDNESDAY JULY 0, 18S1 ISSUED BVBRY MORNING. Monday Exceptodi, I. V. Ireland, IMUor ami I'rojiiiolor intortan liniidkuj. Gas Street. t Terms of Subscription : seirod by Cimor, ior vreok...........'26 Coots Sent by mail. fourinoBth..................iS OS ent by mail, one yer.....-..-............ 9 A" Free of Posingo te Subscriber. txa" Advertisements inserted by the ywir at the rate of Si ft) ior squaro per xuentk. Iransiont advortwinK, by the- day or week, fifty cents per square for each insertion. TIjp WcrKIj .Worian ! a mammoth sheet, neatly doable the size of the Daily. It is just the pa per for the itre-iile, eoutainiiiK in addi tion to all the current new, choice inis ccllanv. agricultural matter, market re ports, "etc. Jt i iurnislH'd to single sub scribers at S2 00 jmm year in advance. iifA limited" mnnocrof smnll adver tisements hihCrW'd at established rates. THE CITY. I iik Daily ahtouia. nil frui J m,it!a(-5rmt a MnnUi.rnettf jM4i0f. Uma- erx irho ami"miAlr ai4Ke fnm tin" etig con 1 ict Tin: AsToitiAX ftitbM' item. Daily nr WRKKIA nUltntus ht aw Hf4-t&C icith out iuiilUfm1 erpm'. Adin6 may he enn,.yed o- n iir4rt. Ijmvt frrda.i at t'tf couHttnuJtxiin. Box shcot is ojven at Adlpra. anil scats selling rapidly. Call early. Mr. U. Yan Dusen is confined to his room with an attack of the measles. Forty-one cases in the. Police court yeatei day. Finos, otc. SK53 0(. - O. how nice this weather is! Fires in our oiiicc stoves :ue conifott able. - The iirst through steumuv from Portland to Ihvaco will come down to-day. The Portland mail steamer at rived down yeetorday at half ist 2 o'clock v. yu Capt. Eugene Brock, no in com mand of the Lincoln, has moved his headquarters to Portland. The Ltirline will leave Grays wharf, Astoria, this morning at seven o'clock', for Portland direct. Mr. Sam Elmore is confined to his room by sickness, brought on by overwork and lack of needed rest. Mr. J. A. fiillespic, who came down yesterday on the surveying steamer Lit. coin, will please accept thanks for newspaporial favors. The Martha Fisher takes a valu able cargo. The Portland part aggre gates $32,GG8; that from Astoria is valued at S93.40S; total, $123,0"(i. The Young Mons Western Hand, employed on the 4th in Astoria, fur nished music which compares well with the best bands in the United States. Lieut. Price arrived down by the "svernmont steamer Lincoln, at half past 2 r. m., yesterday, and will pro ceed to surveys on the. bar to-day by the tug Astoria. , A monogram pufJif the Ancient Order offUnitd YVb'flvmcn was found on the streets July 4th, which the . t . ... .... ownercan nave oy calling at tins oi- fice and. 'aying for this notice. To-morrow morning the steamor Gen. Canby Avill leave Astoria for fort Can by direct at 4 a. m., to bring Maj. Morris company up to connect for San Francisco l3r the outgoing steamor that day. Besides the excursion to Astoria from the John Day settlement, a real good old fashioned picnic was -enjoyed at the head of the rivor. Mr. Perry Titus delivered an oration, Miss Ross of Clackamas county, rend the declar ation. Friends of lion. J. Q. A. liowlby and wife will regret to be informed of their afhictions on the 4th. Death removed one of their twin babes on that morning,'KoJ, Wilson. The funeral will take place to-day at 12 r. v., at the Congregational church. -Page and Allen keep one of the most intelligent horses we have ever seen. She backed ofl Trenchant and Upshurs dock yestcrihry, wagon and all, and after being cut loose swam around to a place of safety and was rescued, apparently understanding the situation with the wisdom of a human being. Charles Rudgley, a sailor belong ing to the Scottish Bard, was drowned Monday night while attempting to get on bcaij that vessel. His body was pickea up yesterday abnut 2 i. m. Coroner Franklin summoned a jury and held an inquest. The verdict was that the deceased came to his death by accidental drowning. jJftJSunday the prisoners conGned in the county jail took their departure, to the number of four. We are not surprised that they went away; as we did not expect they would staj in there till court sits; but we are aston ished at men like those leaving so fat in advance. ThejT will now be obliged to root hog or die for about a month; whereas, if they had remained in jail they -would be fed at the expense of the tax-payers for that length of timp. Since writing the foregoing Win. G. Ross has come in with one of them. Later, Sheriff Twombly has brought another one back. Two are still at large. THE FOURTH IN ASTORIA. The Fourth o July passed off very much more satisfactory than was expected m Astoria, in view of the many discouragements, and the lack of general interest. The fire department, always ready at a moments notice, and the grandest of weather descnbable, contributed .largely to the enjoyments of the da. The procession formed under the direction of Dr. V. D. Baker Grand Marshal, and his Aids, Sen ator C. W. Fulton and Mr. R. H. Cardwell, at 10 o'clock a. m. in the following erder: Young Mens Western Band, (Ten Pieces). The Liberty Car. Officers of the Day. Chief Engineer and A. F. I). Astoria Engine Co. No. 1, with The "Amoskeag Steamer Drawn by IIoiscs. Rescue Engine floe Co. No. :2, With Hose Carriage. Ait-rl Hook and Ladder Co. Xo. 1. With Truck lIandomelr Decorated. Citizens in Carriages. After marching through the principal mtcois mc procession halted on Lafayette streot and (n- tered Lustom-house S(juare, where a platform and seats had been pio vided for the exercises liich began by music by the band, after which Rev. Mr. Milligan offered u frveiil prayer, which was followed b an othei piece by thi band, when Col. R. R. Spedden read th Declara tion of Independence, the band played again, and thMi Mr. F. D. Winton addressed the audicnc briefly, but to the point, in a stir ring oration, closing with three cheers for the President. The band again performed an excellent piece and the crowd dispersed. The balance of the day was con sumed in sports of various kinds too numerous to mention, but all enjoyable, including dancing, swinging, the barbecue, etc.. at the pleasure giounds of Messrs. "Win. Orders & ( 'o. Xot an inci dent occurred all day to mar the festivities, which closed with a jolly torch-light procession by tin Rollicking Rovers, and ended with an elegant display of fireworks. THE LIBERTY CAR. An attractive feature of the pro cession in Astoria was the Liberty Car. Many iadies. notably Mrs. and .Miss Derby, are deserving of thanks for the sjecial interest tak en in making it a success, also to Mr. L. E. Selig, of Tin: Astoi.man. Following is a list of tlic Misses w1k personated the various States of the Unien: Mis-, J. fMiupbcu ;KMks i4 Liberty " Lena bitellmiur Ohio " Nellie Dale Kentucky Mamie Daggett Pennsylvania A nnie Fry California Helen .snow Maine " OlgaPohl Xc Uaiiihire Alma Told Oiegon Annie Anderson. i Tennessee i Man Daimeer .Wisconsin Sarah Lovctt .... Lizzie lteis Fieida Han.son.. Mar Hanson ... Katie Logan LallaWeiinan... Alma II oil born .. Olga Ileilbom .. Eliza Coe Ada Co vert Roll Broemsur... Anna Woodtield. Sarah Wolfe .... Louie Jeffrey ... Nellie Jeffrey.... Annie Kcll Indiana Alabama ...Massachusetts Connecticut ..South Carolina Illinois Maryland Minnesota Michigan Nevada Florida ..North Carolina Iowa Vrkausas Georgia Texas Nellie Kelly .. Virginia Anne Callen Missouri Eva St. Claii Vermont Mable Vaughn lthode Island Eva Cli f ton New Jersey Ida Millei Went Viiginia Susie Riown.. . .Mississippi Maggie Glenn Gertrude Moore. . . . Katie Dillon Minnie Black Nellie Handall Mattie Henderson.. ....Delaware ....Nebra&ka Kansas Colorado ...New York . . . Loiiisauia Installation Ast-or lodge Kights of I'ythias made a very line appearance as they marched in uniform, preceded by the Young Moil's Western bHtid. Monday evening, from Castle hall to Libarty hall. The uniform and drill of the Knights is ihe finest in the United State. Mr. Alex. Campbell is drill master. The installing oiiicers wore J. O. Boxorth, G. C; Alex. Campbell, G. M...A.; Joseph Thomas, CL 1. The officers installed are: .Ta Tuttle C.V. N.Jones V. C. E. ). Ciutis P. .T.M. Olson M.atA. J. C. Lidwell Hi. W. Kelmann O. (J. A grand ball wound up this impos ing ceremony, and we have seldom seen a better conducted or more agree able, and social jatrty in Astoria. Sensational Stories. A Mr. Wilson, a convalescent ty phoid patient, was able to be moved yesterday, and the family have moved on vtcst-mnui street, it was not a small-pox case, but a small-pox scare. We were industrious yesterday in chasing rumors, and have concluded that there is nothing in thorn. But one case was traced, and it was not of a malignant type; and was cared for in the pest house. Last Saturday old gontlonian Gill mot with quite a sorious loss in this city. He advertises a reward of 25 for the return of the proporty. When you see a promising colt w itii a splint, curb or spavin forming, thus spoiling the sale, go at once and procure a bottle of Kendalls Spavin Cure. One dollar Invested in this gicat lomedy will save you hundieds of dollars. It has no equal as a liniment for man or beast. Zephyrs in all Colors and Shades at six cents an ounce, at the California store, post-oflice corner. No. Two's Excursion. j "Without au accident, and almost I without an incident worthv of men-! tion, the excursion planned by Res cue Xo. 2 was carried out successfully. The steamer Lurline loft here at 1 r. jr. on Snnday with about forty of the firouiun aboard, accompanied by some thing like a hundred others who wished to take advantage of the ex cursion aud participate in the festivi ties of the Fourth at Portland. The steamer made hor way very gracefully up the rivor; the eager party aboard enjoying the beautiful scenery all the way up on either side, arriving at Portland at about 0 o'clock, when the fire boys were met by a delegation from Xo. 2 of that city, who escorted them, with their engine, to the en gine house and entertained them right royally at the Occidental. The Fourth was spent in a parade, contests with engines, and showiug their mettle in running to two fires that consumed a barn and a house, and in the last race second water, though the chief of the Portland department refused to al low them to play on the fire. We inaj safely say that our boys learned something, too, for many wore stir prised at the alacrity with which water was thrown, the time being only seventy seconds, with two blocks to run the hose-cart and one to run the engine. Kverybody felt pleased, and 1 o'clock. n Tuesday morning found all of our iHirty safely on board the steamer again headed fur Astoria, which place was reached at 8 o'clock, nothing occurring to mar the pleasure of airyonc. The general verdict is Unit No. Twos know how to get up I an excursion that can be enjoyed, aud that our Portland firemen know well how to entertain their guests. I'pon the apjiearance of "our boys" yesterdays Oregoniau says: "The fire companies as usual present ed a splendid appearance, all clad in red shirts, black pantaloons aud regu lation hats. The engines were drawn by horses, No.Fonrs having a four-in-hand team of fine grays. The place of honor was accorded to Rescue En gine oomjMuy from Astoria. Their engine the finest on the coast, aud probably in the United States, was the subject of much favorable eoni mont. Following the Astoria com pany, came oar own department." Maw WagticrV San Francisco Xa thrtiHl brewery !ccr can't be beat. Ice cream at Iiocoe.s oyster and re freshment hIihih in Occident hotel block. Mr. John 1 Jogers of the Central Mar ket, has made arrangements to keep all tlM finest fresh lish, etc.. in their season. J .., " , ,.,.! KinilKS. lioillissill 1IUIO, IMIIIUS tor ileeu. quit claim deeds, mortgagi and warrautv deeils. at this office. A liememlous rstockof home made eandie.s. at the Astoria Candy Factory, next door to the City Rook store. Op posite the bell tower. -The New Testament authorized j edition levied, for twenty-five cents at t'harles Ncven and nous titj IJimik 4 ore. Composed of poweriul drugroeom noiindcd a.s to produce almost miracu lous curi's is tlM history of Kendalls Spain Cure. Kead advertisement. Charles Stevens 4fc Son are in re ceipt of a fine tock of mouldings, and arc now prepared to make picture frames to order. Call and inspect their slock. P. J. Goodman, on ChenamiLs ;4reet. has just received the latest and most fashionable .style of gents and ladies boots, .shoes, etc. To celebrate jo. ously on the coining 4tk. go to the Atoria Candy Factory and gel some of the fine mixture made for this occasion. Opposite the bell tow er. Capt. J. 11. J). Gnu is now preimred tosupph the hot qualities of fir, hem lock, ine maple, spruce limbs, etc. Leae orders at the wood yard, foot of Henten street. ' Caramels, Molasses Chewing Pep permint, Coeoanut D'ltalia, Cocoanut lee. Butter Scotch, and a lot of good j tilings at me AMoria canny raetory. opposite tne bell lower. Dcfoie purchasing goods of anyliody call and inspect my stock. You are welcome. I will ghullyshow my goods, no matter whether you buy or not. New goods by every steamer. S. Dax.icki:. Mr.s. S. T. McKean willsoon be in receipt of a full assortment of Fourth of .1 ul v ribbons. She has now a fine slock of lace, dressing jackets, white skirts, and all kinds of ladies underwear. Give lieracall. S. G laser & Co., successors to F. Sherman & Co.. having bought the meat and vegetable market of F. Sher man A- Co., would respectfully ask a continuance of the patronage bestowiil on ihe former proprietors. - co.ireioooriry savs: A news-j-sjh r an J a newspaper editor that peo ple doiit talk about aud .sonietiniei 4'..i are rather poor concerns. The me.t and business that au editor some times feels it a duty to defend at a risk of making enemies of another class, are often the very first to show ingratitude. The editor who expects to receive much charity or gratitude will soon find out his mistake; but he should go ahead and say and do what he conscientiously thinks right without regard to frowns or smiles. 52r-Thc free lands of the west aro being taken up and settled this year to a degree most gratifying, in the face of the over-crowded mechanical depart ments of metropolitan life. Several mil lions more acres of homesteads have been entered for settlement at the var ious laud offices this year than in the mst year, and still the western movement continues in force. And this is the only solution of the labor troubles. Let the unemployed come and become producers instead of consumers. sS-We see how life gels coined at our mint, so that the world somehow wears the stamp of the die cut into our hearts. We know how a niece of good fortune brightens the air: now some im (tending e il puts the edge of a spiritual eclipse upon the sun; how suddenly ill fortune in business will seem to make the ery springs- of beauty bankrupt; lnw the sickness of a dear friend turns nature pallid; how the death of one w bom we love will convert all the trees to o presses and the music of the uni verse becomes arequlum; but how can you expect your city to prosper if you do not patronize Uic local press? IIoyt can you succeed as a merchant, or a mechanic, and not advertise? Furnished ltooms to TiCt At Mrs. Munson's lodging house. Xotlre to 2'i.Nlicnncn. From one to 1.000 iwiunds of black spawn fromturgeon wanted daily. Cash paid at .!. T. Bouc-iinn Dew Drop Inn. Snlt. Snlt. Constantly on hand, aud in quantities to suit. Liverpool factory tilled. Hay coarse, ami halt ground, at Gko. W. I Times. ItrlcU! KrJrlc! ISrirk! 1 have on baud a large amount of brick for sale at from S3 to ?s per thousand. Call and examine, near Astoria cente tet. .lonx WlI.r.lAM-ON-. Mierinnii tiros. K.iu-. Will reeeiw order at the tore of I. V. Case for upjht A.-toria or anv other part of the eitj. Leave yoitr.order on tlieslnJe aud thevwill lie Jtrompth at tended to. Itnssrne Sow i'lare. llo.-coe. the Kpttlar caterer, inxites all his old jmtroits-. and as maiiv new ones as mny be pleased to make him a isit. to call at his new Ice Cream Sa loon, on Chenamtis street. Occident hotel block, which he has jnt fitted up in first class lyle. Xo. I lee Cream. It makes all the difference tit ihe world where on eet ice cream as to jqualiU. All who have tried it..er. iMMiy, prnnoiiuees r rank hath'is llie best in qimlit. Xo. l Ice Cream, ami ciiualix as much to the dish in quantity. The Ontral Hotel. One of the lincst. cleanest and best kept hotels in Astoria, situated near the steamer lauding, with first class. air rooms, good bean! and cr reasonable rates. Itar anil billiard iooitis. The IksI of wines and liquors, and au excel lent glass of San Francisco beer. Antoi.n i;ti:i.ou, Proprietor. WilllnniHport Property . It real iKiriraiiis are now offered in the eit of Williamsjort for an jterxnis wishing to liHate from one hl to five acre.s. it i wi'H adailetl for gardens, dairy ranches or i)lea.sanl hejncs: well elevated, situated one mile south of Astoria on Youngs baj. with a ioimI graded road to the place. For further information call at my residence near thecemelen. .Tmix Wll.l.tAMsox. To Iilve JIch. Tin: AsToniAX has now reached a circulation which places it at the head of the list of Oregon dailies, ami insim to advertisers thereof more benefit for the amount paid than ma be .secured elsewhere. To those w ho ish to reach the largest number of readers at the smallest expense, we offer the columns of an attractive daily, the success of which from the very stait has been far leyond the expectations of the most sanguine. A Fair I'rotiosiilon. From this date the Astoria photograph gallery will conduct busine-, on the follow iug plan. We will take negatives of any lady and eerybody that will favor us with a call, we will print a proof of the same free of charge, no one being under aii obligation to order I from such negatives unless thej desire tlJ ,j0 M) We will take tin Astoria eii"iue coin- iaiiieaiid:ill bulges and .sucietio, anv time lhe will assemble for the mirno-c. and present each lodge or Mjeietj Itli one picture oi micii group, eitiier uiKeii : an logciuer or in .separate pictures aim groujied afterwards. we win lake vlew or resiliences ami i.;i.i;,.. i...i.. i.. .... ...:n. .... I ;,;; ;tiSnteter;: lu WV iir Ink?! the negat i ves free of charge. j We do this in order that our work .shall stand on its merits, as we are pre- jwn'dtodo good work. No one need' wait until they go to San Francisco. j roi.i.owixr, ai:b en: im:uk.n: 1 , or full length boudoir... si; cmi cabinets. . . 4 00 cards 2 .") Uttst pictures and iMiudoirs. T () Vignettes cabinets ."i (HJ cams :: oo ii Tlios. (J. UnooKs Ar Co. ! ;3F""A1I citizens of Oregon who desire ' to inform their friends in the .states of the condition and progress of this .state, can have no more complete and compre hensive volume of facts to send them than by subscribing for this journal, and having its mail it weekly to their friends. Ve mail it as directed. For 5 00 in advance, we mull three copies nfTiiK Wkicki.y As-iow vsoue year. For a iirst-clus. o.stcr stew, fr,. pan-roast or fancy roaM. go to Koseoe" i Chcnamus street." Occident hotel block.1 Families supplied h tlM' huiulreii or the i saek.oiK'ii or in the shell. For the genuine .i. ii. Culler old IsoiirlHUi. ami the be.st of wines, liquors aud .Smi FraiiciM-o beer, call at IlieCem. onuo'site the Im-II lower, ami svpC:mm-. bell. - AMTSKMENTS. LIBERTY HALL. .1. II. iiam:i:ia. M VNACEK. Wait for the Grand Comedy Boom !. one night only. i Monday, July 11, 1881 The Greatest Hit of the Sohmmi. Iiuhh New J Vork to San Franci-co. iiavi:hi."s :i:LKi:ATi-:i I All kinds or WIDOW BEDOTTjENGIHE, CAFNERY, C03IK!Y COMPAXY. Direct fnHH IIaoil's lull Mn-et Tlieatre, Xcw York t'ltx. Iiilretlticiiit: Amen- a' FaiwHis Coined iaii MR. CEARLES B. BISHOP, Asllie Iiiiiiutalde "Widow" and the FaiiiiHis Faxontc MR. JAMES 0. BARROWS, SapjKirtcd lt aw cccjtIonall StnHij: fast or Talented Artists f3l)(m't pet mKeil. hut niHPilcr the date of the II.WEKI.Y I'.OO.M. Monday. July 11, 1881. I'otuilar irice. Xo etm chars fr ri' sciriiis scats at CAUL ADI.EK'S. 2X1, X. KAItfT THE POPULAR IVXer&lianf Tailor AND CLOTHIER ' MISCELLANEOUS. CARL AJDLER'S IKWSEG STORE. 0 Pianos and Organs Of all makes constantly on liantl. Alo a full stock of TIOLIXS. GUITARS. BANJOS, AC- CORDEONS. CONCERTrXAS. H.UtMONICAS, FLUTES, AL-o n large stock, of the best of VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, As wril as certhhif: else belonging to a Hrst Clas Music Store. it.iiiusa:ul OraiLs soM on the monthly In stallment plan or for rent. CARL ADLER'S BOOK STORE. The largest stwk or Blank Books and Stationery Of eerj description. Si,h.I ifcioks. imlcs. Toetlcal Works. aIIhiuis anil Colli l'CJIs. Itesidtw a full ami complete stock of eeryi:hiff usually Kent ma well irtmhiteil Book .stor Also news aVxit anil agency for een aicrant Krioilintl puliISlieil. CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE Watches. Clocks and .Tew dry, " rH-ket ami Table Cutlery. i rinl.Pi Viitinnv. qml Tnv 'jfpi rift are traincs anil Cliromos. liany CarriaKes. a complete assortment. Archerv. etc. New khmIs Ii every strainer. The public are in iteil to tx:.iiine m stock anil prices. CmiNAMlS ST.. - ASTOUIA. OREGON. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. ..i. iikci.ki:. e.s.wnmiiT C'iiIi:.T HOTEL. .MKilLEK S. WltlOUT. Prewietors. Astoria, Oregon. TiMlK I'KOIMtlKTOUS AUK IlAPI'Y to A ntinntiucctlitit tlHalNe hotel has been ri'ttaiutetiaiiil refiiniisheil. :iililintc greatly to tle coiufnrt of itsguestsniiilisuewtlie best lintel north of San Knincisco. c. w. KNOWLKs. AUZIKnEB. CT..li:i:.0?i 5ItT2'X. POUTLA.NI. -.-. OREGON ZIEBBR & KNQWLES, Pro victors. Free conch to and fritw the house. AffTuK I)aiia Astouian U ihi file at the ("larcii.loii Hotel reading room. Pioneer Restaurant Hotel. MAIN STKKK-I. - - - ASTORIA ;oni. X'roiirlctor i t-., X. Arrl; .'jpiiisTHAVixixc: rcr.uc will fid JL tin I'ioiKMT firt cfctss in at! ropeetsand siiiiiv oi iiH'ir minqiasr is resiieciiiuiy MHK:il"(l -'-IhHtio , ,a orweek. jOnii Wllltl fOifCP SnlllOll lli ' lllu um l IAUUII m - C5 JT Ql E YT O TCT S ET J sbL& R.V Sp A-fTSc Atr1 : :xstii5JE 4 ."Kl WATEK STIJEET, ASTOKIA. -j) I 7 "-j Next iliHirto Dr. Kiiise. niKllcofTee. Tea ami Chocolate, with lUll Cake. lO Cents. Chops i'oolicrt to Order. Fine WIups Iiuxunr and CIsarM Orilielctljraiuls. Ifahnjjut (UKMied lite alMie itaMWi jnent we cordially Iiuiteoiir fricinLs ami the public jenerall to give us a trial. M-U FOAi:i S. EVANSON. ROSCOE'S FIRST Ovsier Saloon. CLASS .MAIN STKKET. AriU.'IA. o - nuiE iikksh:xi:i) i im.kski to JL anuoaiHi' to !m- Ladies and Getiileinen of Ihis City j I n"u XiV! '"" lrej"n-l ! biniish for lliem. Ia flr1 stle. ami eer st!e. jliYSTKK-.. II. l !' COFI'KK. rE. ETC. r rui j Ladies" and Gent's Oyster Saloon, I mi srn:i:i:r. i Please si e im .i rail. HOSCOK DIXON. Proprietor is; ARNDT & FKRCHEN, s-nu:i - i;n;ov The Pioneer Machine Shop I . II 3 I r Z -iJ mU ..i n.r. o,.. -CSS. Doner onop &szr"& kz& -M- STEAMBOAT WORK rroinptlj atteiiilctl to. A specialty made of rcimlrinj; CANNERY DIES, XEAlt KIXXEY'S ASTOIMA FISHERY. Piles for Sale. Mr. A. 11. McMillan is pr'mreil to funiKh Fir or Hemlock Piles IX ANY AMOUXT TO ORDEIt, AXI) OX SHOUT XOTICE. Iave onlers at the store of Trcnclmnl &. tlliar. .storia. Or address A. D. McMILLAX. Olney. Oregori; o P O 55 blacksmith &h w t i i n .:fSa33SB:5S4 rtfK jjJi-TVJ' mm? SSebt- TALK IS CHEAP BOYS! BUT IT I Money to Buy Whisky! I It Also Eeqires Money to Pay Expenses. I cannot sell Goods AT COST and pay expenses, but isiitEiiuiaiaisaiiiiuiaiasiiiiizssiiiiiiiniiifliiiuiiiiinuiuiiisiiiisiiimHjiniM, 1 1 CAN MB WILL 1 s uiifiiisxii3iiaiii3uusaitiiiiii3iiii3it3Z3iiiiiiiauiiiiiiii:32iaiaBiiiiasiiflL Sell at Lower Pries Than certain Chatham Street Style of Merchants, who come before the public in flaming advertise ments only for the purpose of SWIRDLIKG THE PEOPLE Notwithstanding the fact of this being the dullest year since my arrival in Astoria, I have nearly doubled my sales, which has only been attained BY SQUARE DEALING. RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER. Remember the Place, the Old and Reliable ONE FRIGE I X L DBY GOOBS AND GhQTHMB HOUSE Main Street, near Parker Souse, Astoria. C. H. COOPER, The Boss Coff ee and Tea Pot nri ' i iin i i' 3ES 3ESLx II TWO DOOKS EAST OF OCCIDENT, CHAS. HE1LBORN, MANUFACTURER OF FUBNITXJBE Ss 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. THE COLUMBIA An IS SWOTOU TO .MOST, AND IS EXCELLED B NONE OX 'IHIS COAST JOHN HAHN, - - PKOPKIETOR, GHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. iF3-0rders lelt at the GERMANIA BEEK HALL will be uromptly attended to.-ga ASTORIA BREWERY. M. MEYER Proprietor. HAVING EVERY FACILITY FOR tide. I am now prepared to furnU " LAGER BEEE, AT 3I CKXTS "l'ER GAliIiON 77TEa:OXj3S3S-A.XjE!. BSFamilies andkeopers of public honaca promptly and regularly supplied. M. MEYER. Proprietor ASTORIA. OREGON. First Class Saloon, CHICAGO BREWERY DEPOT, On the Roadway, opiosite the Oregon Hall way and Xa Igatlon Co wharf. The choicest brands of foreign and domestic WIXES, IiitlUORS AXD CIG AKS. KaIIeMt Chlcaso Bcer.-tsu Take Notice. John Rogers, Central Market, Has recehcdalarge Invoice of BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS of the best quality, And is now ready to supply Butchers Can neries and all others, cheap for cash. A SWEEPING REDUCTION Made on the choicest aud best assortment of MENS, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING Alse: The Finest Suits Made to Order and Warranted. TAKES GOOD MAY BK HAD OF kJE.RHAWES SOI.K ACEXT. ANo. AKcut fur i he cclelmiteil MEDALLION RANGE, JSl ITIT E S, ASTOHIA, OREGON. BREWERY HE MANUFACTURE OF A FIRST CLASS AR. the public with the finest auality. for cash. BOTTLED BEER, AT 91 30 PITR DOZEN. 5E;XE:L XtTjrr? ET5T, ASTORIA, OREGON, BRICK LAYER riAIN AND ORNAMENTAL OP LAS O? DES BLE DEL Orders left at the Occident Hotel, or at my Warehouse, foot of Benton Street, promptly attended to. LLME, SAND, BRICK, rLASTEE, LATH, Cement, and all materials in my line, furnished to order. aarSpcclal attention paid to Furnace work and Ranges. Cistern w ork warranted good or no pay. 3"Auent San Juan and New Tacoma Lime. niiffT v, ir - - R- X