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THE CIT.
Tiik i)tiv vmns Kill itf I '
. ' r' ', .: ', ,j ,.. f.w
ffl..n,6iNin.H-rt..jKWrti,v..4Ni.
ir who amtcmvhitcahvMc from UkcHvcii
ton Tiik .Vstoician h ihet. Iah.v
nr Wkhkly It.'foH litanujHtrt-uificewHh-
oik (inofi(Ha( (Tjicwe. .iarijcn iiuy we
c'KtiwMt cix rn is ciof jyd. Jxuve order at
tnf ciiuutinu rimm.
Xoticc to Fislirnieii and Otlicx-s on
the C'oluinliia Itiver.
My youngest on. four jears old, blue
ejeN, light hair and complexion, fell
from the wharf at Clifton on Saturday
evening, July tth. lsi. A liberal re
ward will be paid for the recover of his
hodv. Vixckxt Cook.
Clifton. OrcJion, Julv 10, 1KS1.
Miss Nellie Flavcl has returned
from the interior.
--The Elder sailed away at throe
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Glenperis began discharging
her ballast yostorday, at Capt. Flavels
dock.
The Carleton arrived at San
Francisco on Tuosda from Hong
kong via ABtoria.
Special conyocation ofySaints
John k. a. ., this Thursday veiling
at eight o'clock,
gree.
Work in r. m. do-
Mr. James Gamble accompanies
Mr. Oakes overland via. Northern Pa
cific railroad. They left Walla-walla
yesterday.
-Among the excursionists to the
east from Oregon yesterday, were two
ladies from Astoria, Mrs. F. A. Fisher
and Mis3 Gilliam.
The body of master llalph Cook,
drowned at Clifton, has not 3Tet bem
recovered. Mr. Cook will be liberal
with the finder of the hodv.
The Oregonian says M. J. L.
Stone ha3 laid off a town at Sca-Viow.
The advertisement says J. L. Stout, j
The Standard said J. L. Storct.
-The Oregonian yesterday inti
mates that Joseph Simon ma' et be
counted out. It is a desperate fight
for an "ornery"' office, Mayor of Port
land. Look out for thieves. They arc
in Astoria. One, a woman, is sup
posed to have skipped by steamer yes
terday, after putting up S100 for her
appearan ce
We told you so. "One hundred
miles of road will be built between
Portland and Astoria." Henry Yil
lard, to Pioneer Press interviewer, St.
Paul, Minnesota, July 55. 1881.
Mrs. Z. F. Moody, Miss Libbie
Brown and Mr. Drown, completed
their visit at Astoria yesterday, dining
with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Holden.
They return to The Dalles to-day.
At an adjourned meeting of Alert
Hook and Ladder company Tuesday
evening, C. J. Trenchard was unani
mously endorsed for chief ongineer
and F. P. Hicks and J. 0. Bozorth
were unanimously nominated for as
sistants. Germany is in a fair way to un
dergo an attack of the pedestrian
craze. A Prussian grenadier has cre
ated a genuine sensation in Berlin by
walking, or running against race
horses, and has undertaken to walk
from Berlin to Madgeburg, more than
ninety miles, in twelve hours, and to
Vienna in four days.
Of the 357 vessels which cleared
with cargoes of California flour, wheat
and barley, during the harvest j'car
ending June 30, 1880, 247 have ar
rived out, and most of them have dis
charged cargoes and departed on other
voyages. Many of them are on the
way back, either direct or by way of
other porUu
Somebody has nearly carried
away one of Mr. J. G. Meglers city
lots. There is hardly a wagon load
left on lot 1, block 32, Olneys
Astoria. Jokes aside, this species
of trespass is ruin to a good
building site, and Mr. Megler de
sires us to say that further tresspass
upon that lot will be punished by
prosecfltion. There is no joke about
this.
We told j'ou so. Tupper, Faure,
Sir Wm. Thomson et al., now agree
with The Astoriax, tliat the next
exploration for undiscovered countries
will be in the direction of the planets
What old fools we have been to look
at comets, etc., through glasses so
long, when we might as well as not go
by air ship3 and get the full benefits
of the near view. Read what the
Jall says.
thesizeof the Dailv. It is jt the na- vn,,.( i , i:iu,. St.. JV i 200 54 m MeXK-m uolIaM, silver Intl- --
perforlho lireMiIe.Vniitainlnsin addi- i-cpon oi nu. .uuiei, viij .x- ,.,..,,. , ; Kw-w Xnv Pinw.
lion to all the enrreiit news, choice nuV ton, for tin- month of June, was J",. golu oom and lust. Mml Japan
oellany agricultural maUer, market re- readn JHiU''..1?
ports, etc. It in turn ished to single sub- , ,. . i - i " li obi i:nn-.am( a-, main m-w
,cribiT.at.-s2O0i.crvarinadan5e. . on putitir property. ; j.'5rH,.nap,s Vatrli lttpairin. m a. m:i3 le ikiieil ! make him a
OTA. limited utti.iiH.rol sural! atUt-r-, Ucpoit of W. K. DeMiem, Illy t ,. f, rr . , , . I wU' V hum7 l uSi
tisciuents iiiM-rted at esUblishcd rates.lTiw.r rr il. nUI.for r.n.i;,,., 1 -- Iv. IIiUterlk-M has armed, ami is m h. on ummi-ih i . Mm-t. tc ineiii
Common Council Proceedings.
f-llk!l lilfli 1TI t'tfWVtllt CitCuiAM
Mayor ). C. Ireland presiding,
Tuesday evening.
Councilman present I loading
' ton, Jiahn, spexarth, Taylor and
j Wright. Absent Baker.
In attendance 1. II. Card well,
Auditor and Clerk, ami W. X
I Barry, Chief of Police.
! Minutes of the previous regular
meeting were read and approved.
KEPOKTS OF I'OMMITTKK.
Ueport of committee on health
and police, on the petition of E.
A. Quinn, was read and rejit
adopted.
KKI'OKT OK OKKH KltS.
! Report ff Peter l'um-y, Police
! Judge, for the month of .1 tine, was
read and referred to committee on
health and nolice.
J onmmilten on wnvs Md Jiiean
nr,-irv T it i M.;r fi
1 r ". ' ,-., n 7 ""r"" mm- prepared to do all kinds or Watch ""' ,,TK' W"V " "' "' J,,M ",H" "'
June .j(). 18SI. was referred to ! lN.tiunin.r ,ui irt,ii Mi-inu ii u tiliii him Has- ?4vh
i - - ? --j - t iiv'imii -r mii .tiikiii. -lit ! i -
i - -.".. - "'All worlc warrantea to give salisfw-
Police, statinir amount received j ttoii. at iriee to defy eMinnetitioii. At' It makes all the diifcreiief in tliol
' of ti-aiwitMit rii-ier ('! Adlers Uook ami Variety Sjmv. I workl wneiv yon et ice ,-rtam a- t..
lor Hoard ol tiatiPient piiso.it-ii, . x ..- jqaalitj. All who have tried it. even -
was read and referred to eouimitteej oniccM to Kent. j lwHly.pniiMMiiK-es Frank 1'alM-rslhi-la'M
(n licalth and jol:ce
An ordinance coneennnjr 1-
lenscs and disorderly conduct,
was read the third time and pa-svd.
i:ksoi.itio.
t'ouiirilinaii Hahn ofierod a reso
lution authorizing' the committee
on public property to advertise,
inviting- bids to grade a portion of
the cit' cemetery, which resolution
was adopted.
Councilman Hahn oilcred a reso
lution abolishing the street fund,
which resolution was adopted.
Councilman Taylor offered a
resolution authorizing tin commit
tee on lire and water, together
with the Chief Engineer of the
Astoria Fire Department, to sell
the old hand engine, which was
adopted.
Councilman Taylor also offered
a resolution instructing the City
Surveyor to make estimates of the
probable cost of improving Sque
moqhe, Water and West-sixth
streets, which resolution was
adopted.
siMtmi. OM.MlTTKi:.
On motion of Councilman Tay
lor Councilman Spexarth was ap
pointed a committee of one to look
into the matter of the failure of
working city prisoners.
V UST-S I XTl I STKKK'I .
On motion of Councilman Tay
lor the City Attorney was instruc
ted to giw his written opinion in
the matter of the improvement of
West -sixth street.
CITY li., VJ-Kr, XI MAI ill lbs.
On motion of Councilman Uahn
the committee nt public property
was authorized to enter into con
tract with J. W. Cearhart. for fur
nishing oil, wicks and matches for
the city. He being the lowest
bidder.
1'I.AIMS AOA1XV1 Tlli;ITY.
The following claims against the
city were ordered paid by warrant:
A rndt & Ferehen $8 75
K.C. Jlohlen 2i 00
August Miller -Hi 00
The following claims were re
ferred to proper cemmittees:
Tim: Dai i. v Atokiax s.-j iCi
Theodore Itromser. 4. 10
(Jeon-c W. 1 1 tune ." 7(i
Astoria Truck ami Dray Co
J. W. (iearhari
Thomas Logan, sjt. of .Street.
10 7."
14 01
?." 00
On motion the council adjourned
until Thursday-, July M, 1SS1. at
2 o'clock i m.
Help One Another.
Stick up for your own town; atand
up for your own townsmen in basilicas
first. Make one hand wash the other
by encouraging home trade. It is not
so much a question 'of whether we can
save, for the moment, live cents on an
article by going all the way after it to
Portland or San Francisco, as is the
question whether we, ourselves, shall
be entitled to succeed in trade if we
fail to patronize our neighbors, and if
we forget to do as we would he done
bv. Inhabitants of Astoria, as well as
other places, who go from home to
deal, thus withdrawing sympathy and
material aid from their noighbors, do
j themselves also a direct injury. Short
I - i.i 11-..: n i.ii
siuiuu iiusniuss jiiuu, iiiuugiiiiesoiuuii
out of business, everybody in any way
dependent upon anybody else, as
friends, neighbors, well-wishors, who
go oft' to Portlond or San Francisco to
purchase that which thoy could pro
cure at home, must not forgot, if
others are to follow the selfish example
they set, there would shortly be no
ties knitting men and communities to
gether. That if the divine command
to love thy neighbor as thyself is to be
laid aside, some people would have to
look to Portland and San Francisco
for their customers, or send there for
hired mourners to follow them to their
last rest. Lot us encourage home
productions, and deal with our neigh
bors. During the month of Ma, fifty
five California wheat and flour cargoes
arrived out at various ports in Europe.
We expected about fifty would arrive
in June, but the number reported is
forty-two. Xearly all made good
trips. The longest was only 1 75 days.
There were only seven that exceeded
J0 days on the voyage out, the other
thirty-five making the trip out in from
128 down to 102 days. Most of these
vessels sailed tn February, which ap
pears to have been a favorable time
fot catching good send-off breezes.
Our Nevr Customer.
The Chinese empire is gradually be- j
coming a jn'Ottv lively purcltasar ofi
-,-,. '.' i r I
Pacific const niYHiucnons. In a tew I
days we will we a cargo of flour
cleared from Astoria in a steamer for
Qoug Kong. On the 8th the steamer j
Gaelic sailed from San Franckco for j
China and Japan nith a cargo valued
at 232,481. of which China took
213,148, including 12,344 bbls flour,
154 sks beans, 1,914 pkgs duck, 5,800
lbs ginseng, GOO flasks quicksilver, 1G1
cases salmon, 1,130 pkgs shrimps and
shells, and "J.OM gallons whalo oil.
J Japan took ?1S,2."i7, including 445
bbls flour, ami 510 cases extract log-1
j wood. Singapore t.vik merchandise j
si .T17 uul MhihIIii iorrliniiilin4. -it
at ., J i , ami .Manilla inorciiaiitiiw. .u
S35I). The treasure list amounted tol
&r ..vi r i ;...i.: .i. i !.:.. ... i.vm i late ami they will In- orotMOtlx at
JJyo,t:UU ti,ot which Uhma tMk5.l.,- f..,M.i
i braiM'hes.
Also, Jewelers" Work ami
done im in firt-rln.-v, tvk.
Kagraving done up In firt-eInM Myk
work warraiiteil to give satishw-
.single or in iites of two. in Tub Al
toician liHihliiig. Prices reasonable, j
-ttz. ,
Coare Liverpool Sal I
For Mile liv the ton. at ban Franei-eo j
prices at Warren ami Katou Atnria
market.
Take IVotiee.
On after lltK date an additional Jn
cents jHT cord will lie charged on all
orders for sawed wood not accompanied
h the cah.at (SravN wood vard. JmIv
W.1HK1.
A Xcw Delicacy.
Mr. J. T. Hirrchcrs has just prepared a
elKice lot of spiced salmon in .pi-oiutd
kegs. They are the finest eating for
lunches, etc to he had. Call at oneu
ami secure yoar supply.
AMUSKMKSTS.
Hill's Vakiktiks.
(ico. Hill, proprietor and mamiuer,
Fred Gere, stage manager, Tho. Cullen.
leader of orchestra. Ceo. Lambert, leader
of brass band. Cook and Xickerson, the
young mokes; Mis Lou Cook in songs
ami danco, etc. New tirst part. New
olio, and new act. Open air concert at
S r. m. Performance commences at 8:30
r. m. Entrance on Denton street: pri
vate loc on Cltcnamu.
Dr. Dakcr received by yestordays
stoamcr a supply of genuine Bovine
Virus, fresh from Folkos Tiros., San
Francisco.
The finest qitulHy of harness oil is
kept at the haroe shop, for sale bv S.
Gray.
lee cream at Uoseoes oyster ami re
freshment falcon m Occident hotel
block.
Mr. .John llogersof the Central Mar
ket. has made arrangements to keep all
lle linet tresh lih, etcM in their season.
1. Wilhelm, Iivs saloon, opKKitu
theClarcmlon liolel. IVirllanil, Oregon.
The New Testament authorized
edition revised, for twenty-five cents at
Charles Steven- ami Son City Dool;
More.
-Charles Stevens & Son are in re
ceipt of a fine -toek of mouldings, and
an now prepared to make picture
frames to order. Call and inspect their
slock.
V. J. notMlman, on Chcnunius street, 1
has just received the latest and most
fashionable st vie of gents and ladies
boots, shoes etc.
j
To celebrate joyously on the eomiiig
llli. go to the Astoria Candy Factory
and get some of the line mixture made
f.r this .K-casMiii. OpjMsile the bell,
1 "tr- j
.1. II. 1. tiiav is now selling Wheal, i
r.ran Mini Keeil nf sl! UimU nt relticc.l !
rato, and has also a line lot of Ash and
Vine Maple Wood on hand for Mile.
Says one. Kendall's Spavin Cure is
tin bet liuamcut for human llcsh ever
used, and thousands have extolled it in
similar terms. See advertisement.
TIh, best Carter's Cape Ann oil
doming, rubber loots. etc sold at San
Francisco wholesale prices at the San
Franeico clothing store.
S. Danziger. San Francisco clothing
store, has the largest and best selected
stock of clothing in the city. Also, gents
furnishing goods, boots and shoes,!
trunks ami valises, Mats anil caps.
-Caramels, Molasses Chewing 1'ep-j
permint. CocoHiiut D'ltalia. Coeoanut
lee. Ihitter .Scotch, and a lot of good
things at the Astoria Candy ractory.j
oHiite the bell tower. ;
liefore purchasing goods of anybody j . . nTirn . y. TTin1lT nnrrnT
i'-rauiftnKiHARBfARE, M, STEEL,
no matter whether you buy or not. New
goods by every j4oiiior. S. 1)axzk;ki:.
Uefore inirchasing yeursewinj: ma
chines, call and examine A. Van Dusen
...I. . ... iraiivin I'""-'!
Charles (iratke has always on hand .
No. 1 XXX Premium Ale anil first pre-
niiiiiu Lager Ueer from the Allmny i
brewery, an Franeico.nt his .saloon
on thcltoadwa.
Cant. .1. II. I). Gray is now iirenarcil
lo Mipnly the he.t qualities of. fir, hcin-
lock, vine maple, spruce limb. ete
, vine maple, spruce limb, ete.
heave enters t
Uentcu street.
Leave orders at the wood yard, foot of
lAiif 1rii n unnviiifkfl 1mro !; tnti
as you ean get Kendall Sjiavin Cure ,
lor ."51 a bottle, as a poweriul linatncnt
for deep-seated pains on both man and
beast, it has no equal. Read advertise
liicnh ... : r i
i'eier n lincnn nas esiauiisnea a
first class saloon in C. 1L Page's build
ing, on Squemoqhe street, near the bell
lower, and has appointed ressrs. Wm.
Rock A Co. his agents. The best of
everything in the line of wines, liquors,
beer, cigars, etc., will be kept on hand.
Having made arrangements in New
York and San Francisco for the pur
chase of all my good, my facilities for
buying are such as to enable me to
undersell all others. I defy competi
tion. S. Danziger. San Francisco cloth
ing store, Astoria.
- Mr. Davidson is displaying samples
of some of the cabinet photographs
whicn his braWi callcry nas already
made in Astorira It iseven better than
the sample's sjfo rn whf n he first open-1
ed here. Eaof i ( riginfl has received a
dozen just lilfctl L-ni r.id so will every
person who favo is 1m with an order.
Mr. D.adetisel inhe first place that
he would lad iJ' in good work at
reasonable price.- aid dozens of Astoria
people can testlfjypiat he has kept his
word, and huudffQs more will be able
to say the same tiling if present appear
ances signify anything.
I-'iirntHliod Kooisri to Let
a I Mr. 3lituons Induing Iioum-.
:
Notice to Fishermen.
Prom oiii' to l.MW kmuiiIn f lilnck i
spawn from sturgeon wanted dally. Cas.li '
paid at .1. T. UoitciiKii-; Dew Drop Inn.
.Salt. -:!(. ;
Constantly on hand, ami in ottaniitie I
to jmH. Liverpool factory rtllcd. Hay j
coarse, and half ground, at
I.ricU! Kriek! Itrlcli!
1 have on hand a larye amoiiut of brick
fur -i lr lit fnim i In 5S ikt i!miihiiiii1.
j Call ami examine, near Astoria eeine-
lei. .Ioun Wll.I.lAMMiX.
Sherman Itro. Kxjuvj
" ul reeene ontcrs a. im- mw oi i.
w CjM. for , ,Tn , y inker
iart of Htccitx. Leave your orders -n
.. X Ire C'rpnn:
in Mtialii. Xn. 1 Ice Cream, ami itiiialiv
,Hm' ,uJj!,,sl! iJMantit.
The Central Hotel.
One of the iiitcM. eleanet ami 1mC
Ke-rt ,M,,t!s "j Anuria, situated nearllH'
steamer lauding, with first eias, airj
room. gmnl hoard and verj reamahle
rates, liar and billiard room-. The
I Iet of wines ami liquors, ami an cxeel-
lent glass of Sun Francisco beer.
Axtoix l.iKLoii. Proprietor.
Williamsport I'ropertj .
(ireal Iwrsain-. are now offered in the
city of WiIliaiiHiort for anv pertie
wishing to locate from one ht to five
aero. It is well adapted for gardens,
dairy ranches or pleasant Ituuie: well
elevated. ituated one mile south of
Astoria on Youngs bay. with a giaal
graded road to the place. For further
information call at my residence near
the cemetery. Jonx William-ox.
To lave 31 en.
Tin: AvroniAX ha.-, now reached a
circulation which place It at the head
of the list of Oregon dailies, and insures
to advertb-ers thereof more benefit for
the amount paid than ma Ik secured
elsewhere. To those w ho u ish to reach
the larget niimlHr of readers at the
smallest expense, we oner the columns
of an attractive daily, the success of
which from the very start has Ikhmi far
lieyond the expectations of the most
sanguine.
A Fair Proposition.
From this date the Astoria photograph
gallery will conduct biiiuess oh the
following plan. We will lake negatives
of any lady and evcrybodj that will
favor us with a call, we w'ill print a
proof of the niiiic free of charge, no one
ieiuff under au obligation to order
i from Mich negative-, unless they doin
I to do so.
e will take the .woria engine com
jmnios and all lodges and Mcieties. any
lime the.x will asMmble for the purKi-e.
ami present each lodge or -society with
one picture of -nch group, cither taken
all together or in M-parate pictures ami
I groiiKd afterwards.
we will laUe vi2Wn ofi-fMiIciico ami
lHiihling, hotels, caniierie''. mills. !..
on thesame terms, i: We will lake
j the negathes free of charge.
We do I His in order that our wi.rk
hall Maud on iK merits, as we are pre
pared to do good work. No one nerd
wait until they go to San Fruucico.
roi.Lowixi. aim: en: vv.u k:
lVrtlaz. '.tlac
?i ' fH length IxHidoins. ...; oo i zu
" cabinets... 1 no
" cards -2 TAt 1 .v
I'ust pieliues ami boudoir. TOO ." 00
Vignettes cabinets ." iki :'. 00
thirds :: im 2 Oti
Tihk. (JIJimmmcs Ar (.
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:arAl citizens of Oregon who desire
to inform their friends in the slates of
"""iinmimi aim pro;ros m mis muiu,
ean have no more complete ami compre-
iH-nsive votume of fact hi ; mmhI them
than by subscribing for liii.- journal.
and liavmg us mail it weekly to their
friends. We mail it a directed. For
$.1 oo in advance, we mail three copies
nf Tiik Wbkki.y AsToin.wuiie year.
i For a lirst-chi-ss oyster stew. fr.
ian-roaht or fancy roast, go to ISum-ir"
i iiennmus sircei. uccuiem noiei iuock.
Families supplied bv tlie hundred or the
i sack. oikii or in the shell.
For the genuine J. H. Cutter old
Dotirlioii. ami the best of wino. Honors
and San Franci.vo beer, call at theCcm, j
optiosttc the bell tower, and mm Cnmi-
iHH
. -.,., r, ,1T.Anm.
i Af A Q. i f flI0iR
I - "aJ -A UO U. UliUUJJl
PeakT in
Iron Pipe and Fittings.
-iPliiliBrs aifl Steal Fitters
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD,
initrrr innii -rm ninnnnnrn
OH tt nUn 111 AttU bUfi'tn!
Stoves, Tin Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP
PER, PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Done with neatness anil dispatch.
None but tlrst cln5 workmen employed.
A larse assortment of
SCALES
Constantly on hand, j
HI. Hn KAKTT,
THE POPULAK
XKIepchani TPailoi?
AND CLOTHIER
3LTSCELLAKEOUS.
CAUL ADLER'S
Pianos and Organs
Of ll Htatcc fon4iUitlv n hand. Ato a
full stfta-k f
VIOLrSS. GUITARS. BANJOS. AC
CO I.DKONS. CON CERTINAS.
HAiniONlCAS, FLUTES.
Afcw a larjcc vt?k. 4 Ihf Wst tif
VIOLIN AND OU1TAU STRINtJS,
SIIKET MTSIC.
AND .MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
As hM -crHnns lx llrtaK t a
"W I'M-- MllM SttMV.
Iiahs!)u Or.n !l n tii- iihmiII: in
stallment pir.iitTfi rrcat.
CARL ADLER'SB001C STORE.
Tlir largst stck of
Biank Books and Stationery
if every ilerfitiow.
St-luol ltook. HtMes. PvHical
Vtrks-. Alliums nail
(Ultl IVms.
iVs,lcs full ihI eempiflr
Mwk i.f evcrt ing lewially
k i in a well reuntiel 1'ahk
s;.ie. ,Ni ih's tlfiMt ami xfiicv Uk
ecr p:iHr .iil ivri4MlScal iNiMNhc'l.
CARL ADLER'SVARIETY STORE
g5 W;itc lies. ClH-ks ami .Icwelr ,
rk kh-ki ami iaiie i uiivry.
et -; aiiktH lotions ami Toys.
.'J4? IVtuie Frames and Cltromos.
kiTvstfSi;iiy i arraps, a cmnplcte
. "nsMtrtiiifiit- AwImtv. el
N'ewr soils 1i cvtry s-;uncr. The iHiWk'
are initcil to cNamim my stwk ami prices.
CHENAMCS ST.. - ASTOHIA.OKKKOX.
HOTELS AXD i:iTAURAXTS.
A. .1. MHl.Ki:. C. S. WUIOHT
c'cir::.vj ieotki..
MKtlLRK X WKti.tlT. I'iKWtr.
Al6ria, Oregon.
1 rKOPKIETOKS ARE IlAPI'Y TO
JL aiMHmmi'tluit thta)Mveb4ellm; lecn
rejmlMlc't ami refiiruheii.iMlUimc creatlv lo
tlu itHHfort of its ttjr-4-s Mwt is mw t W 6est
ImmoI mrth ofSttn KrancHeo.
O.W. KNOWI.K.
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ZiEBER -S, XX0WLES. Proprietors.
Free cmci to nl fnau tin Manse.
rtffTiiK l).ti. Astok:an hi H iMeat the
Ctamulitfi IIiel naltt4 nwm.
Pioneer Restaurant Hotel.
MAIN STKHl.r. - ASTOKIA
JiliTi. s. ?.'. Arrlsoni. t'rnjirietor
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JL tilt I'MHtee r Hrst efcts in .". ri-steet.aiil J
a sunn. n,..r ;airi :.-. i r.iH'eiliiliv
soihltcl.
E-l"4rtl ait.i ItHl'.m: ie. I :-.;r or r-U.
Fair Wind CofKv Saloon
MI -
WATKK STKKiri'. ASTOKIA.
Net I tkH- to !r. Kiwc's.
CotTee. Tea anil Clioeolate. with
fake. c'ontH.
t'lmiw "oo:.cil to Ot-rter.
Fine Wine?;. Uijuors toJ ('i;ais
Of t lie lest lKUhti.
IiaiiMC JHt HciMt t!.e aifctve slal4s
aioiit hc (Mtriliaily ittiletur frirr.ils a.l IIm
iHiltlfc generally lo give us a trial.
;-ti S'OAIM) KVANmiN.
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Oysfw Saloon. L
MAIN sntKKT. atoi:ia.
niHK CNDKlUsICNKP IS 1:.KASKI TO
JL amt4Mrc l lb
Ladies' and Gentlemen d? this City
niat w is mw tri iMni t fnmHli for tbfw,
hi MrM 4a.- si) j... mmI f ry Mya.
oyst:::. nr r-irVEK. tkv. irrr.
VT THF
Ladies and 6enf s Gysler Saloon.
iai srntErrr.
I,ka $tie mu" a rail.
i:aCUK IHXON. I'murielK'
S.xVltNDT & FER(1I1EN,
ASTOKIA. - OUECON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
cs
I1LACKSMITH
1 3 H O P
Boiler Shop
j All kinds ..f
IEKGDJE, CA20IERY,
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! STEAMBOAT W0EK
lYomptli attended l.
A yjeeially made or rejUring
CANNERY DIES,
KEAU KINNEY'S ASTORIA FISHERY.
Piles for Sale.
.Mr. A. H. :i!c3iitlan U pnmrcHl lo furnisli
Fir or Hemlock Piles
I.V ANY AMOUNT TO ORDKK. AND ON
SHORT NOTICE.
Lrrave orders at tlie -tore of Trmclmnl
j L'lHluir, Astoria.
ur aiuiress, a. it. ;.irjiiLu,N.
Otaey. Oregon.
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! BUT IT TAKES !
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Money to Buy Whisky ! I
It Also Keqires Money to Pay Expenses.
I cannot sell Goods AT COST and pay expenses, but
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! I CM AM) WELL I
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em at Xa"we2? P'aics
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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.
B.emembGv the Place, the Old and Reliable
TJ1
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PKICE
Kmsb
mv goodb Am clothing bouse
Main Sh-eel, near Parker Mouse, Astoria.
C. E. COOPER,
The Boss Coffee and Tea Pot
jp .
1 WilM'l'.SllTiii
i c:v?ff er scjwsi3afsy7. r
Bi.tiSflSjiifat' s mav r
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TWO DOOltSEAST OF OCCIDENT,
CHAS. HEILBORN,
MANUFACTURER OK
3TTTKN"ITUBE BEDDING
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN TOLES
Complete in every branch.
THE
COLUMBIA
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IS St'l'KRIOR TO MOS"I. AXD I EC.'KI.I.K1 I5 NONE ON THIS COAST
JOHN HAHN, - - PKOP&IETOR,
CHSNABIUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
iMTOrders left at the OKU.MANIA REER HALL will he promptly attended to.-Sfc
ASTOKIA BREWERY.
M. MEYER Proprietor.
RAVrNH EVERY FACILITY FOR HE MANUFACTURE OF A FIUST CLASS Ah
tiele. I am now prepared to furn'H tbo public with the Cneat quality, for cash.
LAGER BEER, I " BOTTLED BEER,
AT .it) !KXTS PEtt GALLON AT 61 50 I'F.K lOZES.
CffIramilics andkeoicr3 of public houo3 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 wharf.
The choked brands of foreign and domestic
VIXES, liKUOKS AXD CXGAIIS.
J5B-IJest Chicaso Itccr.-sa
Take Notice.
tVS I
jnnn tenners, pmn rnarxHi.
W.ll. ..WJW.Wj WW....... ,
Has received a large invoice of
BAliilELS A2fD HALT" BARRELS
nf the best quality.
Anil is now ready to supply Butchers Can
ncries and all others, cheap for casu.
A SWEEPING REDUCTION
Made on the choicest anil best assort ment tr
MENS, YOUTHS AND B0TS CLOTHING:.:
. Alse: iThe Finest Suits Made to Order and Warranted."
IS CHEAP BOYS!!
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.MAY UK ILVIJ OF
WSK.H,. tLAWJUIb
SOLE AttKX'l'.
Also. Aa'tit lr I tie celi'btflteil
MEDALLION RAN&E,
J$L 1W 23 S
ASTOKIA, OREGON.
BREWERY
PETER RTyJSFEiTr;
ASTORIA. OREGON,
(BRICK
LAYER-
' PIAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
IXajuS O? IE3 T? tt JL
Orders left at the Occident Hotel, or at my
iUviluitivt una ii i jiiuu kiui.t;if f ifij
attennea to.
LIME. SAND, BRICK, I'LASTER, LATH,
Cement, and all material in my line,
furnished to order.
cwrSnecIal attention paid to Furnace work
j anil Ranges. Cbteru work warranted good
- j or no pay
csrAgent San Juan and New Taconia Lime.
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