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ASTORIA- OREGON:
SJuNDAY. JULY 10, 1881
B.C. IRELAND
Editor.
Ccnftilion or the President.
The Presidents condition Friday
morning is reported by Dr. Bliss
as favorable. He was somewhat
restless during the early part of
the night, complaining of sore
ness in the legs. This quickly dis
appeared and he slept well in the
latter part of the night. He
awoke yesterday greatly refreshed.
His general condition is better than
at any time since the shwoting.
Pulse 9G, temperature 99, respira
tion normal, nis appetite contin
ues to lead his bill of fare several
lengths, he is always hungry. Yes
terday was intensely hot m Wash
ington. The bogus dispatch of
secondary hemorage in the presi
dents case, on Friday, caused gen
eral indignation. The originators
would get an involuntary bath if
discovered. The subject is too
sad and serious for stock jobbing.
The Hardy Norsemen.
One mans food is another mans
poison, says an old adage. The
depopulation of Sweden and Nor
way, and the consequent coloniza
tion of this country by the hard
working, thrifty people of those
realms, is a practical illustration of
the theory. Honest, law-abiding
hard-working citizens will alwavs
find a welcome here. There are
many classes of immigrants who
come hither, but there are few
whose advent is hailed with greater
satisfaction than those hardy
Norsemen of whom the sages sang
in the dim past. Rugged and
stern in manner, perhaps, they are
equally rugged in their unsophisti
cated honesty and industry. The
right hand of fellowship should be
cordially extended to those hope
ful sons of toil.
Around the World.
The Rev. John S. nskip, editor
of the Christian Standard and
Home Journal, of Philadelphia,
leader of the Holiness movement,
and a gentleman of thorough learn
ing and eminent religious charac
teristics, has just reached his home
from an evangelistic tour of the
world, lie sailed from New York
last June, and has visited Europe,
India, Australia and the Pacific
slope of America. On sotting out
Rev. Liskips party consisted of
eight divines, but he returned ac
companied only In his family and
Rev. Gardener, a promising young
divine who went out to remain in
India, but was forced to relinquish
his purpose on account of ill-health.
Referring to the Kahuna-Portland
railway connection, a Portland
evening paper says: "Crossing of
the Columbia will be made above,
and not below the Willamet river.
The route will be laid where the
bridge will be of the least obstruc
tion to navigation."
The Ashland Tidings crows ovet
Yreka. It says: "The Vrekans
have got to get up at three o'clock
in the inoruing to see the comet,
the Journal says. That's the in
convenience of living down in the
ground. V"c ol Ashland took our
view of it in the evening, just after
dark, or any other time of night
we choose."
The new bank at Oregon City
commenced business last week. It
is unbelievable that a proposition
to invest capital in any legitimate
business in any place should be
met with howls of disapprobation
and discouragement. Yet it was
true in the case of this bank, but
pluck and energy would not sub
mit to unreasoning opposition. As
the Enterprise says: "We need
more men of enterprise and back
bone, who will not be deterred
from new enterprises by the dis
mal croakings of moss-backs who
-were pioneers in the wilderness,
and who will not learn that the
wilderness is being built into a
civilized country. Let all such
men come, and Jet us encourage
-them when they do come."
the Mews.
1ST MAIL AT TKI.KRIi.VrH
Senator Conkling has written a
grand letter to Gen. MaoVeagh
upon the shocking occurrence of
the 2d.
Seven hundred and eighty-five
Mormon converts, seven hundred
and nine of whom are Scandi
navians, landed in New York on
Wednesday.
The fire cracker nuisance got its
work in at Troy, New York.
Three lives lost, and a big fire.
The abomination ought to be
abolished by congress.
The former wife of the assassin
gives him an airing. She thinks
that the attempt at the assassina
tion of the president was simply
prompted by his morbid desire for
notoriety, for which he would, she
thinks, give his life.
Items about the heated term
come from all over the west. Ten
sunstrokes occurred in Pittsburg
on Friday, three fatal. Work lias
been suspended in the mills. Ohio
points suffered greatly. Missouri,
Illinois and Iowa have had terrific
heats. It has been very oppressive
in Chicago
Letters from German r.
Clyde Cookes letter of May lGth,
from Munich, to his mother in
Salem, says: "I think it is a good
thing that a great many people
cannot come to Europe, for they
would probably be disappointed
in a great many things, especially
noted things and places. The
characteristic features might not
be so, for they, of course, are so
unfamiliar, the mountains too are
grand, but the statues are many of
them dirty and smoky, and build
ings which you imagine are stone
prove to be nothing but brick and
plaster. The Tser is a very small
affair, though the first time I saw
it it was quite high, but one could
not say that 'dark as winter was
its flow,5 for it was about as white
as melted snow and diluted mud
could make it." Clyde is not par
ticularly impressed with the gen
erality of models from which the
class work. LTpou this point he
says: "I enjoy my work better
this term than last, for 1 work
harder and then we also draw from
life. Monday I got up at half-
past six, only to get down to the J
academy at ten minutes past
seven, and to find that the places
had all been given out, so I had to
satisfy myself with taking wher
ever J could get, which was not
good. We drew three days from
that model and then had a new
one. 1 was up early, and by hur
rying, reached the academy just
as they were posing the models,
so had a chance to draw my num
ber when my name was called.
As I was going out with my easel
1 met Prof. Ilackl, who seemed
quite anxious that 1 should get a
good place, for he hurried me out
into the second saal, and planted
me quite under the models nose,
that is, in a good place beside the
platform. The model was a nice
old woman, who looks good and
clean, so I think she cannot be a
professional, for they are neither.
I have been doing over so much
better on this third head. The
professor told me to-day that some
parts of it, the cheeks and about
the mouth, which was all full of
wrinkles and hard to draw, was not
bad, and since he corrected the
rest very carefully, 1 think I may
take some credit to myself."
Down the Columbia.
Portland Republican.
The engineers of the North
Pacific railroad are now seeking
a line down the Columbia river to
Astoria from a point opposite Ka-
lama. A party of fifteen is now
in the field below Rainier. It is
not known whether they arc just
running experimental lines, or
whether for definite busiaess.
The ravages of the teredo upon the
wharves ami docks of Puget-sound
have occasioned much loss. 'Every
now and then," as the Arus puts it,
we hear of a dock tumbling down.
People are now discussing the pre
priety of using sand stone instead of
piles, to build upon. The Oregon
Improvement company will put in
stone piers at Tacoma aud Seattle,
whero they now have piles. At As
toria this destructive worm does not
exist, and piles will last a hundred
years. "
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ei's for one year with'siO 00 advance
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more good titan ut jircseut.
NEW ADV BRTISK.M KXT&
IF YOf
Want cm-.
Want a cltnv
Want a rjartmr.
Want a rituatw..
Want to Iriro a man.
Want to hire a woium..
Want to die: fa farm
Want to purchase a ftrm.
Want to buy or .e!l a kone.
Want to borrow or loan mcy.
Want to buy or sell city rwptny
Want to Ieac or let hiy-e or twt.
Want to buy or sell uoad ny kid.
"Want to charter a stwiu Wat or Hsiiwcr.
Want to sail a craft ofany Kind any wkw.
Want to rocororjny lot or .-tide wnerty.
ADVERTISE IN THE ASTORIA N,
Advertising secure permanent MJiuer.,
Advertising retain' your !d otlMHere.
AdvertisinR mako a ImMiteiajitcrtw.
Advertising is cvideiiee of conftdtiHce.
Advertising lieij we town aim cuy
Advertising direct teotd arieht,
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Advortieing i a profit.
Advertising is pluaU.
Advertisinjc i bit.
Adverti.ingiay.i,
Advert be now.
On trial for a
Quarter or
A year.
nniUTlUO Letter Ilead-
f Din 1 IflU MoidlilvStateMent-i.CfivwUni.
Orders. Kec'Iits. Notes. Usril Tiekoti. I in na
tions, Wedding Cards. (Veiling Card. lM
nesa Cards, Show Cards Stvk CrttiliesUe.
Pamphlets, ltriefs. Catalogin-s. rntgrniMnos,
Posters, and eer kind of Letter l'ies
PKINTlNt;. neall and irMil eeon
ted, and at reasoiuilrfe raios' ' h- a
full supply of the latest stx'e. i
and the best iaj.T. i.-irds. DPIWTJJjp
etc.,atUicASTom(iin 1. t rtiiisiuO
To Whom i May Concern.
11HK PILLAK JOCK FACKINC Corn
. pany will no heresiKusil4e for any
bills contracted ifleriliis date unless or
dored by the Mibscribr.
.IOI1N KIKKXAN.
Pillar Kock. Jiily9lSSL
LIBERTY HALL.
.1. If. If AYEKf.Y.
.MANACKi:
Wait for the Grand Comedy Boom !
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Monday, Lly 11, 1881
The fireatest 11
itfnf
r
ie Season, faun New
one ix nauvraiif iseti.
i x
HAVKUIiY'S 'KI.EItItTi:i
York
sCt,
WIDOSV BEBOTT
COJIl
CO 31 1
XV.
nhcrt from tacrlys 11th fl'Teet Theatre.
New Yort Otv. lutroduciil; Ameri
ca i I-annuls CornciIan
MR. CHARLES B.JBISHOP,
Allie Inimitahle "Widoft" and tin
I Famous Favorfe
MR. JjfMES 0. BORROWS,
Supportedby an exceptionally Stnmg Cast
I of Talented Artists
rSfoi'l set mixed, hut remember the
date of tli- HAVKKLY 150011.
Monday, July 11, 1881.
Popular prices. No extra eliarge for re
scrvlng seats at CAUL ADLIiK'S.
"CIOUND. About forty-five fathom of 40
X mesh, 11-ply new net with old lines was
picked up on Clatsop .spit about June 2Sd,
some ol the corks marked A. A. 1. Co.
Owner can have .snme by proving property
and paving charges.
WH.L-fAM JOHNSON.
-SA At J. Williams, Tanzy l'oint.
Girl Wanted.
niRL OR MIDDLE AC.ED WOMAN
VA Inquire at
THIS OFFICE.
IIOUND. On the morning of Julv Oth.
. near the C rent Republic, about 76 or so
fathoms Uarbours Mply 4 mesh ; leads
marked COOK. Owner can have the same
by proving property ami paving churns.
Apply to J. f. IIKOWX.
7.7.0 Wct Coast l'4vg. to.
FOUND. On Fort Steven flat. Wednes
day morning. Julv flth, between 17." to
Cuo fathoms of new and old web mixed, and
corks of various mark. The owner can
liave the same by calling at Oeo. W. Hume's
nicks in Astoria, proving property and pav
ing charges. JOHN STRANl).
July 7, 18SL 7.7.tt
S25 Reward.
LOST. Saturday night, between the bell
tower and my shop back of Hansons
jewelry store :i large wallet or iockct look
containing monev and pattern. The finder
will receive a reward of Ooutou return
of the same to me. LEWIS GILL,
July 5th. 1881 Astoria. Oregon.
TTET FOUND. On the night or July Sd,
XI near Sand Island, about 2J fathoms,
buoy marked M. J. Owner can liave same
by proving propertv and paving for this no
tice. Apply at " ASTORIA FISHERY.
NET LOST. On the niuht of July sd, near
Sand Island, about GO fathoms 45 mesh
net, new. Harbours 30-10 twine, buoy marked
X 20 and corks diamond K aud leads K one
side and T on the other. Finder will be
rewarded by returning the 3me to the
ASTORIA FISHERY.
THE. NEW STEAMER
CLARA PARKER,
EDEN P. TARKER, - - MASTER.
Is now ready for business.
For freight or charter apply to thp Captain
on board, or to IL R. FARKER.
TIN PLATE.
BLOCK TIN
For sal e ex 'Warehouse at Astoria or Portland
by S AliFOUR. G UTHKIF. A- Co.
J W-tf Portland, Oregon,
MISCELLANEOUS.
IfflPORTMT
AMflliiiiMTi
OF Til K
WHITE
HOUSE
To make room for an immene stock of goods
that are arm hip by every steamer.
1 will sVH for the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS
-AT
Gmitly Reduced Prices !
My entire Moek. romprWi tin talet styles
or-
Dress Goods.
Fancy Goods,
CloakSjDolmans,
Ladios and Chi! dr ens Shoes and Slippers
AlJW:
A
rOMH.KTK I.tXKOK
MENS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, 0aj)S,
Boots, Shoes,
irrc.
KTC.
KTfi.
Itefore puit-lutsntg yrnir gMnl elM'Hheie
call in and examine my goxl- ami prices, as
it Hill pay on well for or tronlde.
S. SOULUSSEL,
"WHITE uorsE STORK,
Conn-r Main and Chenanuts streets,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
STEVENS & SON
Have just received a large 'Muck of
Picture Frame Mouldings.
For sale by the Hurt or made into frames to
order. They are now prciarcdto frame all
the 1'ielnres in Aioria
AT VERY LOW RATES.
Also jnt received a I; re line of
Vocal and Instrumental Sheet Music.
Miisicnl Instruments of all kinds always on
hand. OpiMist. the Itell Tower. AMurln.
l I.KINKNWKKHi:. IIIKAM ISItOWX.
KST.i:i.lRIIKI 15.
Lciiicnweber & Co.,
ASTOKIA, OUKUOX,
TAMERS MB CDBSERS,
Manufacturers and Importers o
A LL KINDS OF
Xj3E3ua.a?3BC3E3H.
AND FINDINGS
Wholesiile Dealers in
OIL AND TALLOW.
MANUFACTURERS OF
BOOTS and SHOES
rvrHighcst cash price paid for Hides and
Tallow.
WasMngton UXarket,
Main Street, - - Astoria Oregon
JSEIiGMLy tC JiEHJRY
RESPECTFULLY CALL TflE ATTEN
tion of tho public to the- fact that the
above. Market will always be supplied with a
FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY
FRESH AND CURED MEATS!
Which will be sold at lowest rates, wholesale
and retail. Special attention jrivcii to supplj
nc shins.
S. GLASER & CO.,
vSnecexsors to F. Sherman & Co.)
MAIN STREET. - ASTORIA. OREOON
Is prepared to supply
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal,
Corned meats 1'oultry. Game. Htc.
Also constantly on hand
Fresh Butter, Eggs, Vegetables.
SHU'S Sl'PPLIED AT LOWEST RATES.
"Fresh sausages made every day or to
onler.
CENTRAL MARKET.
General assortment of table stock constantly
on linud. such as
Canned Fruits and Jelly,
Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard,
T.fiC.S. BUTTER, CHEESE,
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
FISH. POINTTRY AXI ftAFE
In the season.
CIARS AXD TOBACCO.
Best orWKES ASD IJlUOISS.
All cheap far CASH. Goodi sold on com
mission. Opposite L W. Case's store.
J. RODGER3.
THE CALIFORNIA STORE,
(The Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria)
Corner Opposite the Post Office.
A CARD TO THE PATRONS OF THE CALIFORNIA STOKE.
Wk iwl4 Mnr at r . TO UEOILATE THE IM.ICES OF DRY COODS AND CLOTHING IX ASTORIA.
liave done, and dall eontmne to do m.
We Originate, Never
We Lead. Others
We litw retleel )rlers in otr Ih to the MinoHiit nf Thirteen Thousand Seven Hundred and FWty-SK Dollars thtw giving Intended
IMtrebmers a etaun-e to save Money. Itemcinher : Dollar aed K a Dollar Hsirned.
LADIES '- GENTS
OlFi: IKKM OOIS IniAKT31KXTtHtWsorWnek l SSKXN. YOI'TJIS. A.I SIOYS CLOTH 1X42 1E-
and Colored (ahmerrs. Mil;irs. Silk and Wool riniris. Kinurrsx j IMRTJIKXT eonsNHof n full line of French and English Dl-
ntlfc.. iiroeatles. t'aiee: Hair Suiting, ami a iMiimtlful miiiimv of j aguunis. Seoteh Tweeds and Cheviots, lllaek Doeskins and Uroad-
Dress wear too tMiineniis Iiht 1 Uis.iiiieathMi. AH at 4ost Iriee. j etotlb. I'lnni and Fam-v CasMmeres. in light and dark colors, all
J at Co.t !riee.
SHAWLS. l.A4'KN. 5"XIKKWKAi:, FlnntieK Ihisierj'. .
IJitens. Miiliiten' i:tL. r.inti. Fam-v !oods. All at 4!oit
IM '
CLOAK AXJ SVIT denaitinent eoiisists
stylos of l)4mMH'.Nir.:H.Vni.IIave!Hks.
eery ilf-riHhm.a: 'or :riee.
Speriatty.
A mW FEATURE, OUR COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT.
3? X S. S T XKTT 3SC S3 PIBLD!
1h tttMsttinrnre id Jin sreat iuereiLse of onlers from the Country, we wish to inform parties desiring to purchase punts at cost
Itriee and who are unable to attend in person, that we have placed an eflicient clerk in this department, who will forward samples
and lfc.:: tti jth--s. to imtmhis who delre them, and we guarantee to every iierson ordering throiu;h this department, that tliey
will reeene Hm same a5m- as if personally superintending thcii own inn-chase.
Our One Price System, Goods Marked in Plain Figures, Justice to Everyone,
T.Hsether with Hie Immense siivlc to sicrt from, is a sufficient Kuanintee th.U IIh wants f all can be supplied and even the most
fKstfcliotts pleased
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Whuiesale and Retail Dealer
-IN-
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, liMR.:
ktc. kti. ;ktc,
TIN PLATE
ISMICK TIN, TIC LEAD.
SKAMIXO COPrKIlS,
.SOLOKHINf! COITKHS
SALMON TWINE,
COTTON TWIXK,
NKT LINES,
MAXn.LA UOTK,
SAIL CLOTn,
ANCHORS,
FLOATS, MAl'LS, HANDLES,
Zj&.jEL&, Oja.3E2.S.
MURIATIC ACID,
LAC(2lTKi:t VAltNISII,
TURPENTINE. IJENZINE,
COAL OIL
GUM HOOTS. HICK. ETC., ETC.,
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT.
ASTOKIA, - - OREGON.
SEA VIEW HOUSE.
J. L. STOUT. - - IT.OritlKTOK
Nt.rth I'aeiSe Iteaeh. W.T..
Will be Open for Visitors July 4, 18SU
ft Ls one mile nearer Ihvaco than last seaon
'FRMliiiilil & IiPSHHRj
DrLM.Ell.S IN
&&?& nHAhrn.&r?r
JXXA JZfZlZ?3iUS 2
PROVISIONS.
IRO.tY,
STEEL,
oo.hl,
3 Pnnnail
uuuucra
TIAUDAEB.
PAINTS. OILS. ETC.
akexcv of the
Imperial- Mills Flour and Feed.
Chenamu3 Street, Blear Olney,
ASTORIA. OREO OX
a& "sssr ssrE'T'ffSRnG"!
& D 7 tu M JCc&U faT" diiStlbia
A WORD
! Blow your
Follow.
$13,756-
HATS AM) t'Al'S,
Imitate, i
' r.OOTS AXX SHOKS of Rtsteni. California.
i Iannia'tnrers. at less than cost or manufacture.
of the very latet
ami IJHen SuitiT 4.KXTS FlrKMSHL(i GOODS DEPAKTMEXT
" I ooneistsortlH very latet styles of White and Colored Dress Shirts.
i Collars. Neckties. Scarf. htmK (Juff ISuttons. SiLspenders, Hose,
I Undershirts-. Drawers. Overshirts. Overalls and Jumpers, at
nst I'riee.
SILK IIANDICF.HCHIEFS A SPECIALTY.
! Trunk. ValKes. Satchels, and all kinds of Portmanteaus.
O
DIRECT ALL C0HHUWI0ATI0MS, LOOK BOX 248.
GAIsIPQEMIA STORE,
(The Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria.)
Corner Opposite the Post Office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
! A. V. ALLIEN.
I. II. nun.
aire & Allen!1RISI1
'
(sl'fCKSNOKs TO II. S. I..VU.SHN.) I
Wholesale and n'tiill draJeniJu
&?ooe?!ess
Provisions,
Craelrery.!
Glass and Plated Ware,
TUOIMCAI. AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Together with
Ines.UpiiTotoccoiCiiars
Tlie largest and most complete stock of
good- in their line to be found in the city.
Corner of Cass and Squomocqhe Streets,
ASTOKIA. OREGON.
New and Durable Scow for Sale.;NEW MILLINERY GOODS
20x44 feet,
AL, one new 'SM 9 Anchor .
One lieu 10) B Anchor ;
About Fortv Fathom new
Any one needing the above will find it
great I v to their advantage to call immedi
ately on W. fv. TICIIEXOK.
First fe.li station on Skipanon, Clatsop.
Warranty deeds, quit claim deeds
and mortgages, for sale at this oflice.
R B. FRANKLIN,
UflUbK I ArvtK,
kP
Comer C.ia;:d Sqneinoihe streets.
.ASTOKLV. - - - OREGON
I WALL PAPER
AND
I WINDOW SHADES
AND
UNDERTAKERS GOODS.
C. K. .T.1CKIXS. J. A. aiONTCOM BK V.
STOVE AND TIN STORE
Sole Agents for l In
Magee Standard Ranges, Etc.
ASTOUfA. - OREGON.
CLEANING and REPAIRING
neat, cheap axd quick, rv
;koi:;k lovett.
CehnamiB St., next Nicholas' Rarher Shop.
SHIPPING TAGS
rpiIE BEST OUALITY, WILL BE SOLD
X by tho hundred, or by the box, printed or
plain, to suit cnitomer?, at
The Astoriax office
" Chain. '
!
BK-aBKi
This we claim to
TO OUR OPPONENTS.
Trumpets inside Out,
And Fire off your Guns.
in all st.le-
and eolors. at Cost Priee.
and Oregon
.MISCELLANEOUS.
Barbour's
Salmon Net Twine.
Cotton Seine Twine,
Cork and Lead Lines,
Cotton Netting, all sizes.
Seines Made to Grdw,
Flax and Cotton Twine,
sr;
ishing Tackle, etc.
BARBOUR BROTHERS,
fil
market Street, Saa Francisco
HENRY DOYLE & Co.. Managers.
MKS. H. A. DERBY,
MASONIC HALL. - ASTORIA, OREGON.
Will open her new stock
Ob TlmrsQay, lay 5th, 1881.
Consisting of
A FIXE ASSORTMENT OF
The Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves
Warranted to be the best in the market.
ALo, a large assortment or
infants Wear and Ladies Dres
sing Saques.
A large variety of
Purchased by herself
Bonnets, Velvets,
Hats.
Satins, Ribbons, Ruchings,
Collars, Etc., Etc.,
MAIX STREET.
ASTORIA. OREGON.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Bfntox Stkeio1, Xk.ii: IMkkki: Hol'se,
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LMDiMlRINB ENGINES
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
A. D. Wass, rresident.
.1. (J. Hl'stleb, Secretary.
I. W. Cask, Treasurer.
JouxEox, Superintendent.
First Street Bridge Saloon.
HENRY ROTHE,
DEALER TX FIXE VXES. LIQUORS
li8Ki:, Cioaks, and best brands of
KENTUCKY WHISKY.
10ii South First street, Poutlaxd, Orecon".
?"BestSan Franeisco Tool Table on the
premises-.
r. T. BAKCL.W. T. H. HATCH.
HATCH & BARCLAY,
coicuissrox anjRciiAxrs,
No. 20 California St., San Francisco, Cal.
LETTER UE AD PAPER,
PRINTED OR PLAIN. OF THE BEST
a. qaaury at
The Asioruh office.
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