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ASTORIA, OREGON:
FRIDAY JULYS, 1831 1
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- ISSUED SVBRY MORNING.
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tiding, (7s Street.
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AMorian ISntidh
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Transient advertising, by tho day or week,
fifty cents per snuarofor oncb. insertion.
Tin; M'ceLIy Aslitri:i:t
Is a iiianunoth sheet, nearly double
me size in uie jinny, ji is just me pa
per for the lire-side, containimr in audi
in? in au
turn to all the current news, choice mis
cellany, agricultural matter, market re
ports, etc. 11 is tttruished to single sub
scribers at S2 00 per year in advance.
Z3f. A limited numoer of small adver
tisements inserted at established rates.
THE CITY.
Thk Dailv AstoniAx will U ratt jjof tin local mad. AVe might in-j
m,ilinf:-.rrHl 1, ),!:, r rr .f ,w.f nut lia
em who conlsmiAaleahecncc from tite city com
have Thk Astokiax follow ilttm, Daiia
or Wkhklv :dUi,H lo any jmtl-Hffice wlth
out additional crpcnue. Adarsa maylte
enanged ax often ax dertr&l. lAsatc order a at
Uis countina room.
Widow Bedott on the 11th.
cure seats at Adlers.
Sc
Dilr. 1). Van Dusen is able to
attended to business.
A. H. Mallorj' is a passenger by
the incoming steamer.
Tltis weather does not admit of
much bar surveying.
The steamer Shubrick arrived
from the north yesterday.
Master Lloyd Van Dusnn has
returned from school in Portland.
The Lurline will Icavo Portland
on Saturday for Astoria, returning on
Monday.
Princess Sarah Winneniucca was
a passenger by the outgoing .steamer
yesterda3
Mr. S. O. Skidmore came down
yesterday on a flying visif from Port-i
land. He returns to-day.
The Elder is coining in place of
the Oregon, and will be due here to
day, having sailed on the Cth.
Sign for a public toilet-room:
"Who enters leaves soap behind.''
That is to say don't steal the soap.
Lime has advanced in Portland
to $L 53. By buying a hundred bar
rels at a time the price is $1 ."50 per
barrel.
Mr. Chapman, son-in-law of Sen
ator Mitchell, lately arrived from
Washington, and located in Port
Townsend.
Mr. Max Pracht, of Neville & Co.,
is at the Occident, lie will interview
cannerymen to-day on the subject of
twine tor 1882.
Mrs. J. M. Robb of Astoria spent
the Fourth at Albany. She is at pres
ent viisiting with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Curry, near Shcdd's, Linn
county.
The New Orleans Picayune ad
vises its readers io drink plenty of
water. But this is morely a joke to
try whether or not they are afflicted
with hydrophobia.
The barkentine Portland arrived
down at Knappton yesterday, Okla
homa towing, Gilmau pilot. She will
take on a. load of lumber and proceed
to San Francisco.
Maj. Morris and Lieut Jones and
family went below on the steamer yes
terday with their company. Maj.
Throckmorton will go on the steamer
Elder next Tuesday.
Jack Powers was not dead when
Capt. Gilman called to see him at St
Vincent Hospital Wednesday evening.
When told that Cornelius was dead
he expressed a desire to die also. He
is fearfully mangled.
The Oregon Railway and Naviga
tion companys Dalles steamer does
not leave Portland now until 7 a. m.
The hour has been o a. .m. for twenty
years past. Railway connection above
The Dalles admit this change of
schedule.
Our regular carrier for tho upper
town has been absent from his post
for several days, and his place has
been filled by a younger brother. We
hope hereafter to hear no further com
plaints, as the regular carrier again
takes his place this morning.
The Post informs us that the Shu
brick is in command of Capt Roitcr.
Such errors will occur in the best regu
lated offices. The Shubrick is in com
mand of Capt Everson. Capt. Rei
ter, Superintendent of the light-house
district, accompanied by Capt. Lamp
on, accompanied Capt Everson.
There was joy on the farm when
Ben, the oldest bo', came back from
college in his sophomore 3-ear. and the
x'illagc was proud of him. "Cheese
it, cully," he said, when he met the
son of a neighbor who joined farms
with his father; "cheese it, cully;
shove us your flipper, clench daddies,
pardy. How's his nibs, and what's
the new racket?" And his proud old
father said: "It is just worth twice
the money to hear Ben rattle off
Greek-jusl like alivin' language."
i r.-oricTohiljp Ladie- buiAjoitse
lofPortktndi. string: the I'clifail
) hotel fOT a few dfc.v&. lleh!is, tin il:lri-
Wtioiyn clcsarf'aVortmer.t oftljftics
nil v&ol dres. silks andjdolrrtans.
The w-nfiPTiTinf, Tk..n .,.-.. f J
-c ttntlenf.Ji ioo ht-11 nov.n lo
need Vmuufoi rtim iaiiiAw .-.. ...,
quainlvitOIr.Wiltind are respect-
J j .uiyttcX callWhe pa, lor at the
U&KcnU
nUainlftlAVitlX Mr.liltl rtlPi;!Mri-
ft.,i.. uCtt.l ,,.. U ., ' ,uJ
Olrmriu-Temno Railroad.
1 I
lieferring to the late purchase
of the Olympia-Tenino railroad,
the Courier says: The ircntlemen
who have bought tin road are
practical business men, who have
capital sufficient to carry out any
plan of extension or improvement
they wish to undertake, and we
expect that i.i due time they will
decide upon and commence the!
Vlllfl llfllf.rit kC A,t.ll ,-vlaikC! rA,t I
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fepmsrue ha-s been the successful
r ., ,. ,,-, ... .,
manager 01 ue -orin rxeme mii-1
rond in tln territorv ami hk visln-j
roauin UK-tcmtoi, ami msvalu-j
able experience will have its ef -
feet for good in the management!
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what improvements will follow,
but the purchasers are business!
men, not given to disclosing their'
plans until they are ready for exe
cution, and therefore the public
will have to wait for such informa
tion until work begins. It is re
ported, apparently on good au
thority, that another engine will
be put on the track as soon as it
can be brought down from Yalla
walla. American Journalism.
The Boston Journal has bftisn
lecturing nn journalism, and reach
es this conclusion as to its modern
drift:
There is a demitiKl for smart
ness; the writer who can say
bright and stinging things is ap
plauded, and the paper which is
audacious to the verge of libel,
and is reckless of the truth if it
can only find :i head somewhere to
hit, is reckoned as brilliant.
It would be difficult to draw a
more stupid and malignant libel.
The Journals views must be jaun
diced by popuhrr dissatisfaction
with tin antiquated metliod of
Hub journalism. The whole ten
dency among newspaper is to a
higher grade of work, but also to
extreme care in the preparation
and sifting of news, and the culti
vation oi just standards of criti
cism. It is folly to assume that
any newspaper of established rep
utation can afford to be audacious
to the verge of libel or reckless of
the truth. The revelations of cur
rent politics and the investigation
developments splendidly illustrate
the real service which is done by a
conscientious but fearless press, us
well as clearly show the hamper
ing limitations which partisan or
gans put upon themselves. The
Journal utterly fails to interpret
its subject and to apply the les
sons of tho time.
Uuy the IVeelily.
Tui: Wkbki.y Astokiax for this
week is full of just such information
and news of Ihe countr. as your friends
in the east want to see. It has very
few advertisements, and is cltock to the
muzzle of information that no family
can successfully squeexe along without.
Two dollars will buy the wltoic wad for
a year, SI ."() for six mnitf hs,or ten cents
per copv.
Jlgg socials, at winch the young
men arc expected to shell out, arc
popular all over Iowa.
A satirical innkeoper in Wythe
ville, Vermont, advertises his house
as "the only second-class hotel in the
world." I
The New York legislature abol-!
ished compulsory pilotage in the East
river. J ho id oil Gate pilots have been
beaten, but they inauo a hard light.
American horses beat everything
in the world excopt the free-lunch
houses. The Philadelphia Chronicle
suggests that: It s tho American man
who docs that. We were under the
impression that that beat was dead.
The latest edition of Roger Ttch
bore appears to be as big a fool as the
original ninny. The New York Com
mercial Advertiser says that if he had
spoken sooner he would have saved
the world the longost-winded bore of a
trial on record.
Senator Gordon, of Georgia, was
requested by .TeiT Davis to write
for the lattcis information a history
of the night attack 011 fort Sted
man. Last November Gordon
sent the sketch to Davis, address
ing him as My Dear Mr. President,
and the address so appears in the
book.
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1 ne Aicxienns are .superstitious
and jealous of changes in the old
order of things. Many of them
have looked with disfavor on the
advent of the railroad .builders,
and the recent terrible accident at
Morclos it is feared will be regard
ed by them as in th6 nature of
punishment and warning against
j adopting the ways of the Yankees.
(Jood Ad rice.
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The Port lownscnd Argus of
the 1st. o-ivs wholesome advice in
this. It says: "Our republican
r - , - ,- ,
friends in Oreon, who arc so
.
Inudlv nrotilaiiiiiiKr the nolitical
sins of party leaders in
Ubould "iveus i rest
SliOUlU giv C us .1 i est, .
clric nf ,-irf.1nn.1rt5 J.I Vn.tr Vr,.L-
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ind pntcticc
a little of the sinlciiio- out of self.
jit.- r i .,.
and subordination of personal to
party interests that they so cheer-j
fully recommend to other
With
au important
senatorial contest
drawing nigh, and a fair working!
majority in the stale, thoy find'
themselves in tho medicament of
i-. i i e
:i nartv sunt wide oiien. each fac-
tion the deadly enemy of the other.
J
Jl looks as tiiouirh the 'Vuie or
ruin" virus needed minrinjr out of
t.M ...... ?M KAM ..l..Mvr .!.A.. C.
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4 -New ork
oniroi. to Rent. visit. M call at hi new Ice Cream . Sa-
J kMHi. on henaitm street. Occident
silwfcl w , SIH.S of twoJn Tllle A,.oteI block, whk-li la- has jitstfltledup
TM!tr.x building, l'riccs reaoimbU. 1 Ih first es style.
"arse Tjivcrponl Salt
i'Or SUM 1V tile loll, al Mill T ntUei.MfO
jpuilii iit iimiin win irfinini iiuiiu
markes.
Takt Xotlrc.
On after this date au additional lo
cents per eoril will be eharged on all
orders lor saweu -woou nor accompanied
hv tut: ca-h, at !ra v.i wood" vard. .Iiilv
1st. 1SS1. "
A Xcw Ilelicary.
Mr..l. T. IJotpIkts has just prepared a
choice lot of spiced salmon in so-pound
kegs. They are the finest eating for
lunches, eUv, to lie had. Call at omv
and secure your supply.
AMGSKXEXTS.
Hill's Vawktiics.
Geo. Hill, proprietor and manager,
Fred Gere, stage manager. Thos. Cullen.
leader of orehe.stra.Geo. Lambert, leader
of brass band. Cook and Nickerson, the
young mekes: Miss ton Cook in song--and
dances, etc. New first part. New
olio, and new acts. Open air concert at
8 i. m. Performance commences at ssw
v. m. Entrance on Denton street : pri
vate boxes on Chcnamus.
Max. Wagner's San Francisco Na
tional brewery beercaift be beat.
let cream at lioscoesoslcr and re
freshment saloon in Occident hotel
block.
Mr. John Rogers of the Central .Mar
ket, has made arrangements to keep all
the fine fresh fish, etc in Iheir season.
P. Wilhelm, Ross saloon, opjiosite
Ihe Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon.
Zephyrs in all Colors ami Shades at
six cents au ounce, at the California
store, post-office corner.
-A tremendous slock of home made
candies, at the Astoria Candy Factory.
nl door to the City Rook store. Oi
IMisjte the bell tower.
The New Testament authorized
edition revised, for twenty-five cents at 1
Charles Stevens and sons cilv look
store. :
-ComiKisedof powerful drunssocom-!
inim.lnl,i In orn.li!. nlmni n.iniPO.
iiuce almost uuracii
H
OILS CHICS IS IHC IIISIUIV 111 leiHHUIl
s is the
isjwMiiviuc. I.UHUIIIIW-IIIM-IIICIII. !
-Charle Slevens & Son arc in re-
eeiitofa fine stock of mouldings, and
are now prepared lo make picture
fram.s to order. Call and inspect their I
(. j
P. .1. Goodman, on Chenauuis street,
has just received the latest and most
fashionable style of gents and Indies
boots, shoes, etc. .
To celebrate joyously on the coming
Jth, go to the Astoria Candy Factory
ami get some of the fine mixture made
for this occasion. Opposite the 1kII !
tower. 1
.J. II. I). Gray is now .selling Wheat '
Rran and Feed of all kinds at reduced '
rates, and has also a tine lot or Ash and '
Vine Maple Wood on hand for sale. ,
The lies! Carter's Capt Ann oil
clothing, rubber boots, etc sold at San
Francisco wholesale prices at Ihe San
Francisco clothing store.
S. Panzigcr. San Francisco clothing
store, has the lanrest and beat selected '
stock of clothing in the city. Also, gents 1
furnishing goods, hoots and shoes, I
trunks and valises, hats and caps. 1
Fnmilie-ssiippliJd bv I lie hundred or the j .,,,. vni-w.jfi.vim i o i--Caramels.
.Molasses Chewing Fep- sack. open or 11 tliT. shell. - i Tl ?vni!;:tf:m ' ' "'
L-rmint. Cocoanut IVItalia. Cocoanut - I- I - A IIIIMH,I,, IO "
fee. llntter Scotch, and a lot of good
things at tlie Astoria Candy Factory,
opposite the bell tower.
j-cioii- piiieiiiisiiootisoi iiniiu j
call and inspect my .stock. Von arej
welcome. I will gladlyshovv my goods, 1
no matter av hether you buy or not. New .
goods by every steamer, b. danzhskil
ilefore purchasing your sewing ma
chines, call and examine A. Van Dusen
& Co.'s stock. They have ust receivctl
a new and elegant lot, which they are
offering at bottom prices.
Charles Gratkc has always on hand
No. 1 XXX Premium Ale and first pre
mium Lager Ueer from the Albany
brewery, San Francisco, at his saloon
on the Koadway.
Capt. J. II. I), dray is now prepared
to supply the best qualities of fir, hem-
lock, vine maple, spruce limbs, etc.
j.eave omens ai me wood yarn, 1001 01
IJenlon street.
S. fJlaser & Co- .successors to
F,
Shennan & Co.. having boucht thej
meal ami vegetable market ot r. sner
nian fc Co would respectfully ask "t
continuance of the patronage bestowed
on the former proprietors.
-When you sec a promising colt with
a solint. curb or snavin formintr. thus
spfdling the sale, go at once and procure
a bottle of Xendalls Spavm Cure. One
dollar invested in this great remedy will
save you hundreds of dollars. It has no
eqnai as a liniment for man or beast.
Peter YVilhelni has established a
first class saloon iu C. II. Page's build
ing, on Soueiiiouhe street, near the bell
lower. and has appointed Messrs. Win.'
Dock At Co. his agents. The best of
everything in the line of wines, liquors,
beer, cigars, ete-,will be kept on hand.
Having made arrangements in New
1 i ork and San 1 rancisco for the pur-
S?: lo'Se' irle
1 undersell all others. I defy competi-
Hon. S.Danzigcr, San Francisco elolh-
mg store, Astoria
3Ir. Davidson is displaying samples
of some of the cabinet photographs
which his branch gallery lias already
made iu Astoria. It is even better than
the samples shown when he first open-:
ed here. Each original has received a :
dozen just like them ami so will every
person who favors him with an order.
Mr. D. advertised in the first place that
he would deal only in good work at
reason able prices, and dozens of Astoria
people can testify that he has kept his
word, and hundreds more will be able
to say the same thing if present appear
ances signify anything.
I-'uralMheil Itoom to J,ct
At Mrs. Mimson's lodging Ikuisc.
TVotlcn to l'l.thcrmeii.
From one to l.eoo pouud of bhtek i
sjmwn from sturgeon wanted daily. Cash '
paid at .1. T. Boi:ciiEi:s Dow Drop Inn.
Salt. Salt, j
Constantly on hand, and in rtuantitics '
to suit. Liveniool factory Hlhil. Hay ;
coarse, and IihIi ground. at " !
Gko. W. Hit.mks.J
ijn'ck
ISrlcU! Uriel!
I have on hand a Inr"e amount of brick 1
"" sale t from S3 to j-sj per thousand, j
caii ana examine, near Astoria ceme-
tery.
John Vh.t.iamov. i
Slicrniau llros. Kxpros
Will receive orders at the store of i. J
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the .slut c ami they will 1m: proline I at-
tended to.
Itospees: Aai- IMari.
KoMioe. tlM- M..lar caterer. inite:
)I his old imtroiH. and :is mmi new'
onesaMiriy lie ideaiHl to make him a
Xo.
Ice i'rram.
it makes all the dinVremv in 11k 1
world where yon get ice rrraui as lo
quHln.. All wImi haw tried It. ever-
in imVlitv. No. 1 Iff Cream, an.l .siiuiliv
as iHik'h to the dish in quantity.
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Tin Central Hotel
One of the finest. eleamM and Iwst
kept hotels in Astoria, situated near the
si.-HiiH'r laiiiiuig, uiiii iirsi uinss. airy
rooms, good board and very reasonable
rates. Rar and billiard rooms. The
IksI of wines and liquors, and an excel
lent glass ofSan Francisco Invr.
Axtoix RiKi.011. Proprietor.
AVilllnuisport Property .
Great Imrgaius are now offered in the
city of Williamsport for am jktsoiis
wishing to locale from one fol to Ihe
acres. It is well adatted for gardens,
dairy ranches or pleasant hemes: well
elevated, situated one mile mhiUi of
Astoria on Youngs ha. with a good
graded road to Ihe place. For further
information call at my residence near J
Ihe cemetery. .loux Williamson. 1
To Li vi .11 on.
Tin: Astowax has now reached a
circulation which places it at the head
of the list of Oregon dailiis. and insures
to advertisers thereof more benefit for
the amount paid than ma he secured j
elsewhere. To I1km' ho w ish to nach I
Ihe largest number of renders at the
smallest expense, we o rerlheeo iimiis
or an -illi-ieliv.. iliiilv tin ii,.,.(s llf
o 111 .iiinuiiM num. im sum es oi
which from the very start has Ix-cn lar
beyond the expectations of the most
sanguine.
A Knii I'coposjtloo.
From thisilate Ihe Astoria photograph
"alien will coudiicl liii.Miiess on the
follow lug plan. We will take negatives
01 mi mujk aiMi everyotnij iiihi win
favor Us wilh a call, we will print a
proof of the same free of dianic. no one
bem? miller am oldi"ntiou to order!
' from nihIi negatives unless thev desire'
lo do so.
We will lake Ihe Astoria mrine cow
, panics and all lodges ami societies, any
nan
: time Ihej will assemble for tin
i and present each lodge or sock
1 one nietiireof such rroito. eiiln
time uiev will asciuiif for tin i:iino-.e.
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all together or in separate pictures and
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V Wilt take vius of r,.i.leo... nml
huihlings, hrilels, caunerie-. mills elc
' the same terms, vi: We will take
the negatives free or charge.
,tj . J" py thai our work
shall stand on its merits, as we are pre-
miui 01 1111
jood work. "o one nerd
wail until they go to San Francisco.
follow ixii AKKeri: ruins:
IVrdM. '-tlvz.
i or full length boudoirs.. .&; in ?s .-ti
cabinets... I ) 1 7M
cards '2 7 1 ."10
Rust pictures and iHiudoirs. 7 00 .' w
Vigiietles cabinets ." (hi .", ihi
cards :: no w
Tims. (!. Ruooks A; Co.
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e. All citizens of Oregon who desire
J ."form their friends 111 ihe states of
Uie condition and progres of this state,
hensive volume of facts to .send them
iui mm iioiiioii ii'iiig'itti liliii'lii'iv
than bj .subscribing for this journal,
and having us mail it weekly to their
friends. We mail it as directed. For
$Ti 00 in advance, we mail three copies
ofTuK Wkkklv AsToniAXone year.
For a lirst-qlais oyster stev. fry.
pan-roast or fancy roasl. go to Koscoes
1 iienamus street. (Icciuciil hotel block
For the genuiue .1. II. Cutter old
Dourbou. anil the best of wines, liquors
and San Francisco beer. call at tlieliein,
nnooiii tho ludl fnv-ir Mini jii ('iimv.
ticll.
, mi'sumit vi's:
.LL.uuMt.
LIBERTY HALL.
.1. II. HAVKRI.Y.
MAN'ACKR.
Wait for the Grand Comedy Boom !i
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
"i .
fWXTl n fl V .Til I V 1 1 I 8 Hi I
-UiOHUciy, J Uiy lJ.,i.OOi.i
j -rj,
(:reatt lilt of the Sea-vm, troni New
York lo Han Fnuici-o.
IIAVKKIi"-S CI'hKRRATKI)
.7 1 TvriTAT T3T?T ArIini
j ' X W JJ J 1
co.HKiY CIUN'AXV.
Direct from Haverly's lllh Mree! Theatre.
New vorkCltj. Introducing Ameri
ca's Fainoiis (Vmiediaii
ma. charles b. bishop,;
As the Inimitable "Widow
Famous Vavonte
and the
MR. JAMES 0. BARROWS,!
Supported hy au exceptionally Strong Cast '.
of Talented Artists !
"3rDon'l get mixed, hut remember the
ilnteof the IIAVERLY P.OO.M.
Monday, July 11, 1881.
Popular prices. No exlra t-liargc for re-
serving scat-sat CARL ADLER'S.
WI, X. KANT,
THE POPl'LAR
BfTei'cIismt Tailor
AND CLOTHIER
MISCELLANEOUS.
CARL IDLER'S
iSKxysics store,!
Pianos and Organs
Of all makes constantly on baud. Also a
mi: mock oi
IOLLNS. GUITAR:?, BA JOs, AC-
unu.ui&. cuiiU-c.rixijN.t.
HARMONICAS, FLUTES,
AHo a large Mock of the best of
! VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
CTfl.'CT AtncTn
.NTJ "MTISirAL I'VSTUTIAI'EJCTS
-"-" -'-uoh.ajj iniiiUjuviMa,
Firtrtass3tit.ieSion'.
. I i.Kanil Oran nM on the monthly hi-
Maiiiinriii r-iaiinrurreiti.
CARL ADLER'S BOOK STORE.
Tho larse-t stick of
Blank Books and Stationery
of cery description.
Si-liixl lioks. lliMes. Poetical
Works. Albums and
'SstVimCT i.n,i 1 triis.
gsssjjsa IjosmU''. a lull ami complete
EaSg.ttcHk of everjl ing Usually
sJ kept 111 a well n"ulntcd Hook
Store. .Im iichn ilciiot and agcucv for
eterj paper ami periodical mlltsied.
CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE
egg Walclivs. Clocks and Jewelry,
Js.Q I'm krt and Table Cutlerv.
IP I -Jjjy Yankee Notions and Toys.
Y, .TS; l'Kiim Frames and Chromos.
SyvxcsiIUilO CarriaKt's. a complete
a. tii., n- :ioitjnwiL Archery, etc.
Newgofhb.il evens: earner. The public
are iiiMlcd to caitihie mv stock and prices.
CI I K. AMI'S ST.. - ASTOIMA. OREGON".
IIOTEIii AND RESTAURANTS.
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AMlorio, Orrf071.
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nMwilUed. -Mid rerHndslM-d.mldllig greatly to
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ZIEBER d. KN0WLES. Proprietors.
l-rvc ctiiu-U lo and fnun the house.
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Pioneer Restaurant Hotel.
MAIN STltKirr. - ASTOKIA
."Irs . X. Arrigonf. Proprietor
riUIKTKAVKi.INt; VCKLIC WILL KIND
JL She Pioneer Hist class 111 M rijK-cLs.and
a share of their atnnage is respectfully
.solicited.
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Fair Wind Coifce Saloon
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GXEQ.jP HOUSE,
WATKi: STREET. ASTORIA.
Ncvt istorio Dr. KiiiM's.
Coffee. Tea am!. Chocolate, with
Ca::i. IO (Viits.
t'liops t'ooLcil to Order.
Fine lYiiu. Liquors and Cigars
Of thehest hntttds.
Having just opened the alniw estalillsli
mcnl ve cordiaily invite our friends and the
public gencrallv to give lis a trial.
V-tf FOARD & EVANSON.
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Ov.ster Saloon. C
MAIN hntEKT. AM-OR! .
VSl'.O TO
Ladies and ucntiemen ot this Uity
That he is now prepaid to fiirnLsli for them,
in lirst elasH siyh. and evcr style,
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Ladies and Gent's Oyster Saloon,
MAIN .STREKT.
Pk-ase jjive me a mil.
ROSCOK DIXON, Proprietor
S. ARNDT & PERCHEN,
astoria - hrfcon
I The Pioneer Machine Shop
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Promptly attended to.
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CANNERY DIES,
X&VR KINNEY'S ASTORIA FISHERY.
Piles for Salev
Mr. A. P.. McMillan Ls prcicired lo furnish
Fir or Hemlock Piles
IX ANY AMOUNT TO ORDER. AND ON
SHORT NOTICE.
l.oave orders at the More of Trent-hard &
I dollar. Astoria.
Or address. A. It. MCMILLAN,
j Olnev. Oregon.
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It Also Beqires iIoney to Pay Expenses.
I cannot sell Goods AT COST and pay expenses, but
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Sell at Lower Pries
Than certain Chatham Street Style of Merchants,
come before the public in flaming advertise
ments only for the purpose of
SWINDLING 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 PRICE I X L
DBY Q00DB AND OLOTHINQ HOUSE
Main Street, near Parlier House, Astoria.
C. H. COO PUR,
The Boss Coffee and Tea Pot
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TWO D00KS EAST OF OCCIDENT,
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CHAS. HEILBORN,
3IANUFACTURER OF
FURNITURE S BEDDING
AXD 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
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IS SUPERIOR TO MOST, AND IS EXCELLED ItV NONE ON THIS COAST
JOHN HAHN, - - PROPKIETOK,
CHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
iwOrdcrs left at the GERMAXIA UEEK HALL will be promptly attended to.-gn
ASTORIA BREWERY."""
M. MEYER Proprietor.
HAVING EVERY FACILITY FOlt HE .MANUFACTURE OF A flltST CLASS AK
ticle. I am now prepared to furnia tho public with the finest quality, for cash.
LAGER BEER, ' BOTTLED BEER,
AT :iO CF.XTS PER GAION AT $1 50 PER IOZKT.
tSTi amiliea and keepers of public houses promptly and regularly supplied.
M. MEYER. Proprietor ASTORIA. OREGON.
First Class Saloon,
CHICAGO BREWERY DEPOT,
On the Roadway, opposite the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation Co's wharf.
The choicest brands of foreign and domestic
1V1XKS, IjLOJUOKS axi iaks.
cs-IJcHt Chicago J5eer.-s
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Centra! Market.
Has received a large invoice or
BARRELS AND ILVLF BARRELS
of the best quality.
Ami U now rcadv to supply Butchers Can
neries and all others, cheap for cash.
A SWEEPING REDUCTION
Made on the choicest and best assortment of
MENS. YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
Alse: The Finest Suits Made to Order and Warranted.
who
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E.RPIAWES
SOLE At! EXT.
Also. Ascnt for the celebrated
MEDALLION RANGE,
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BREWERY
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ASTORIA, OREGON,
BRICK
LAYER
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
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Orders left at the Occident Hotel, or at my
Warehouse, foot of Renton Street, promptly
attended to.
LIME, SAND, BRICK. I'LASTER, LATH,
Cement, and all materials in my line,
furnished to order.
B-Special attention paid to Furnace work
and Ranges. Cistern work v arranted good
or no pay.
3Ai;entSan Juan andNewTacoma Lime.
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