The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, July 16, 1881, Image 2

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ASTOK1A.0KETOK:
SATUIIDAY JULY 16, 16S:
B.C. IRELAND
.Editor.
The Water Supply.
Astoria will soon be obliged to
adopt the course of nearly all
populous cities, and discuss the
water question. There are few
cities in the union where the water
question is not under discussion.
In some places it is to complain of
the high rates placed upon con
sumers, but ffpnerallv on account
of the growing inadequacy of the
supply. This in a few instances
may be attributed to a drying up
or diversion of the sources of sup
ply, but the chief cause is found
in the rapid expansion and in
crease of population, which is of
late years without a parallel. New
York is among the complainants.
Her legislature is reminded that
the volume of rxtcr must bo in
creased to prevent scarcity and
possible famine. Mayor Grace has
addressed a letter to that body,
one paragraph of which tells
pretty much the whole story. He
says: "For ten j'ears the Croton
aqueduct has been taxed to its
fullv capacity to furnish the daily
supply, and the same quantity of
water which in S L was consumed
by :I population of 042,000, must
now suffice for a population of
V20S,000. The d'ecreaso of pres
sure in the delivery of water is
already felt as a grat detriment
to the comfort and convenience
of a' large part of the jxipulation,
ifnot to the public liealth: and
with our present prospects of the
unexampled growtli in population,
commerce and manufactures, tiie
inadequacy of our water supply
will become daily more serious.'
A considerable number of artesian
we.lls have been sunk in New
York, some to the depth of -2,000
feet.
President Killing.
In a nation of fifty millions of
people it would indeed M.cm
strange if some crazy fool did not
deem it his chosen mission to slay
a president occasionally. The won
der is it does not occur oftener.
With the contagious example of a
Booth and a Guitteau before the
country, it should not henceforth
be considered safe for tlie Presi
dent to mingle freely with the peo
ple, as has been the practice here
tofore. He should surround him
self with a body-guard, and never
go out in public without some pro
tection of that sort. And then
there should be a special law for
th? punishment of persons who at
tempt the life of the President. It
should be made permissible for any
person to slay such a would-be as
sassin on sight, and without trial,
where he was positively known
and insanity should be no excuse.
If 'Certain death was known to be
the punishment for this crime, we
should seldom have occasion to
resort to such an extreme.
Dr. Hamilton considei's tlp Presi
dent out of tlansrcr.
Damages to crops from floods
in Iowa cannot be estimated.
At the celebration of the battle
of the Boyne, in Ireland, some dis
turbances are reported.
Senator Conkling called alone at
the executive mansion, at 8 i if.
Thursday and left his card, but
did not pass inside the door.
The purpose of the tour of King
Kalakua is t lift the mortmain?
which Claus Sprcckles holds on
the islands, in the monopoly of the
sugar irade, by inviting compe
tition. Think of it! Tlie town of Tuc
son, Arizona, which without the
railroad might, for years to come,
as in those that have passed, have
reposed in an airof bomnolency,
has its directory, published in a vol
ume of one hundred and fourteen
pages, and containing, besides the
the names of residents of the town,
much valuable, information con -
corning its history.
St. .Tulicn and Maud S. arc in
Chicago. Maud S. lowered her
record a quarter of a ""second at
Pittsburg on the 14th. The track
was heavy by rain and Jiad been
rolled twenty feet out from the
'j pole to the disadvantage of the
mare, but like a shot from a cau-
" non she sped and crossed the line
in 2:10i-, beatingher best time a
quarter1 of a second." ;Some say
2:10. J v -'
MARRIED.
In Astoria, July 14th, by the Kev. J.
V. Millijjaii, Mr. P. .Jordan and Miss
Laura 1. Mcrens, of Oysterville.
KEW TO-DAY.
To Contractors.
E
IDS "WILL 1JE RECEIVE!) B1
rnE
imder&ienru. at the ofllce or ijercinan
&. Berry in Astoria, until .Iulv23,
i, imi. ai id
o'clock a. ir., when they will be onnod, for
the extension of the Roadway fro Foards
to a nolnt Too to WO feet abo c , AT rk to be
similar to that already constnund. Bids
must suite the price jer foot. TK privilege
of rejecting an or ail bids Is ryrved.
a. berry.
Deputy Supen or RoadThstrict No. 1.
C11LEF OF POLICE SALEL
Notice is heieby uiven that byirtue
of a warrant issued by the Audito and
Clerk of the city of Astoria, iuiccor
tlauee with an order made by hc Com
mon Council or the city oi Abtota; iaid
warrant bearing date the 1st day of
July 1S81, eommnndinjr me tolevy upon
lot number 6, in block number 14, in the
city of Astoria, as laid out and recorded
bv J. M. bhivelv, in Clatsop county.
Slate of Oregon, to collect an assessment
of 113 20-100 dollars, which a"frcssuient
was made for the imnrovenicucpf NYest
Sixth street, betweed.AnlftPwsf and
Uerry street, in said .SfiijMy Astoria, I
have, this lCliday of Jiily, 1831, levied
upomlot nuiab'er ijj iir block number 14,
in Shlveh A&lQrfh. a,:d n Monday, the
15th cjurfnf llcjrust. 18-si. at 2 o'clock p.m.
of saldtlnvlu front ai tlie Court-house
door in hi) city rl JAitoria, Clatsop
coimtj, urcspa. vuh proceed to eu saia
lot number R. jnl blocki mimbet14, in
.ShirtdysAs&rih, in said tUuop coun
ty, siqip ol yrej;on, in me uigncsi
dcr thjarefbr for qafh iiiMtaml, to
best bid-
iay
said assinent, ei
and expenses of
ale. Said sale to bejor l . S. gold com.
W. J. Pai:i:y, Chief of Police.
Astoria, July 11, 1831.
d-rt
CniKF OF POLICE SALE.
Vuiiiw J. lif.rdi "iivn Hint hv virtue
of a warrant issued by the Andfborand
Clerk of the eityot Astoria, iu areor-
iluiwn with an order made b tieCoin
mon Council of the citvof Astefiaf: said
warrant lteariiiff ilate the lstf day of
Jiih. issi. eominaiidiim ine to jeyy upn
Utt "lminlK'i 7. in block nuuiUer 23. in
the eitA of Astoria, as laid out and re-
cmded bv J. M. Shixelv. m Clatsop
couiilv, State of Oregon, to collect an as
sessment of i2H 20-100 dollars, which as
sessment was inaile for the improve
ment of West-sixth street, between
Wall stiect and Uerry street, in said
Shivelvs Astoria, I have this 11th day of
Julv. 1S81, levied ujHm lot number 7, in
block number 23, in Shiveljs Astoria,
and on rondav. the l."tli day of August,
1KS1. at 2 Vlwk r. m. of said day iu
front of lheCoiirl-hou5e door in the city
of Astoria. Clats comity, Oregon, will
proceed to sell said lot number , in
block number 23, iu Shivelvs Astoria,
in said Clatsop county. State of Oicgon,
to the highc-t bidder therefor for cash
in hand, to pay said assessment, co-ts
and expenses of sale. Said sale to be
for I'. S. gold coin.
W. J.UAi:r.Y,Cliief or Police.
Astoria. Julv 11, iasi. dot
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that byiftue
of a warrant issued by the Audited and
Clerk of the city of Astoria, inaccor
dance with an order made b3' tliu'Com
mon Councilor theciH of Asteria: said
warrant, bearing da.e the lsf lay of
J uiy, issi, commanding me to iery upou
lot number I in block number 53 in the
citv of Astoria, as laid out and recorded
bv'J. 31. Shively. in Clatsop comity.
State of Oregon, to collect an assessment
of 234 Gu-ioa dollars, wincn assessment
was made for the improvement of West
Sixth street, between Wall street aud
Uerrv .stiect. in said Shivelvs Astoria, I
have this ntn day of July, 1881, levied
Umiu lot number one, in block number
53, in Shively.TAsloria, and on Monday,
tlie l.'th day of August, 18S1, at 2 o'clock
1. m. of said day in front of the Court
house door in the city of Astoria, Clat
sop county, Oregon, will proceed to sell
said lot number one. iu block number
53, in Shivclys Astoria, in said Clatsop
count, State of Oregon, to the highest
bidder therefor for cash in hand, to pay
said assessment, costs and expense of
sale. Said sale to be for F. S. gold coin.
W. J. Uakky. Chief of Police
Astoria. July 11, 1881. d-5t
CHIEF OL' rOLlCE SALE, j f
Notiee is hereby iven that by virtue
(if a warrant issued by the Aiulilorand
Clerk of the city of Astoria, in accor
dance Avith an order made by thyCpm
liion Council of the city of AstoriT; f aid
warrant bearing date the 1st day of
Julj, 1881. commanding me to levy upon
lot number i, in block number 23 in the
cily of Astoria, as laid out and recorded
by .1. 31. Shively, in Clatsop county.
State of Oregon, to collect an assessment
of rw 00 dollars, which assessment was
made for the improvement of West
Sixth street, between Wall street and
Bern .street, in said Shivelvs Astoria, I
have tliis 11th day of July, 1881. levied
upon lot number C, in block number 2.1,
in Shivelys Astoria, and on Monday, the
Wtli day of August, 1881, at 2 o'clock r.5t.
of said dav in front of the Court-house
door in the city of Astoria, Clatsop
county, Oregon, will proceed to sell said
lot number 0, in block number 23, in
Shivelys Astoria, in ;aid Clatsop county,
State of Oregon, to the highest bidder
therefor for cxh m hand, to par said
assessment, costs and expense or sale
Said sale to be for U. S. siold coin.
W. J. JUnuY, Chief of Police.
Astoria, .July 11. 18S1. d 5t
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE., r
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a warrant issued by the Auditpr.md
Clerk of the city of Astoria, inafceor
dance with an order made by the Com
mon Council of the. eityot Astoria? said
warrant bearing date the lstny of
July, 1881, commanding me to levy upon
lot number 12, in block number 22, in
the city of Astoria, as laid out and re
corded by ,1. 31. Shively, in Clatsop
county, State f Oregon, to collect au
assessment of 171 80-lCO dollars which
assessment was made for the improve
ment of West-Sixth street, between Wall
street aud Berry street, in said Shivelvs
Astoria. 1 have this lltli day of July,
1861. leied upon lot number 12, iu block
number 22. in Shivelys Astoria, and on
Monday, the 1.1th daj of August, 1881,
at 2 o'clock i m. of said day ia front
of the Court-house door iu the city of
Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon, will
nrocced to sell said lot number 12, iu
block number 22, in Shivelys Astoria, iu
said Clatsop county. State of Oregon, to
the highest bidder therefor for casli in
hand, to pay said assessment, costs and
expenses oi sale. Said sale to be for
V. S. gold coin.
W. J. Haiip.v, Chief of Police.
Astoria, July 11, 18S1. d-5t
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that bv virtue
of a warrant issued by the Auditor find
Clerk of the city of Astoria, In jncor-
uauce with an order made by the Com-
mnii fVttunil T 4 Its nif r A sv?m .(aJ
IIJltllVJUUHl-JIULUIttUJl UL -UlUlUldUlU
.!,nv'iRsi.eniTin?nniiincTnir.VoiAt - amnn
i r " ' . ' -... . " . rjrr"
lot number 12, in block numbers in the
city of Astoria, as laid out and recorded
by J. M. Shively, iu Clatsop county,
Slate of Oregon, to collect an assess
ment of M2 00 dollars, which assessment
was made for the improvement of West
Sixth street, between Wall street and
Uerry street, in said Shivelvs Astoria, I
have this lltli day of July, 1831, levied
upon lot number 12, in block number
oo, in Shivelvs Astoria, and on Monday,
the 13th day of August, 1831. at 2 o'clock
v. m. of said day in front of tlie Court
house door in the city of Astoria, Clat
sop couut', Oregon, will proceed to sell
said lot number 12, in block number 53,
in Shivelys Astoria, in said Clatsop
county, State of Oregon, to tlie highest
bidder therefor for cash in hand, to pay
said assessment, costs and expense of
sale Said sale to be for U. S. gold coin.
W. J. BAitny, Chief of Police.
'Astoria, July Uf 1881. d-Ct
NEW TO-DAY.
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE. .
Notico is hereby eiven that by yiriuc
I-
of a -warrant issued by the Auditrand J
Clerk of lho city of Astoria, ityyvcor
dance with an order made by the" Com-'
mon Council of the cits of Astoria : said
warrant bearing date the lsr nay ot
July, 18S1, commanding me to levy upon
lot number 1. in block number 13 in the
city of Astoria, as laid out and recorded J
by J. .M. hlnveiy, in LiatMip cotmiy.
Slate of Oregon, to collect an assess-1
ment of 214 80-100 dollars, which asPA5-
ment was made for the improvement ot
West-Sixth street, between Wall street
and Berry street, in said .Shivelys As-
toria. 1 have this 11th dav of July. lfWi.l
levied upon lot number 1, in block num- j
berlo. in Shively Astoria, andou Mon-1
dsv, the 13th dav of August, 18S1, at 2
o'clock p. M. of said day in front of the i
Loun-iionse uoor ih me city oi Asiona, i
Clatson county. Oregon, will proceed t '
sen lot number i, in oiock numoer i.
in Shlvelvs Astoria, in said Clatsop
county, State of Oregon, to the highest
bidder therefor for cash in hand, to pay
said assessment, costs ami expense of
sale. Said sale to be for u. S. gold coin. I
W. J. ISajiky, Chief of Police, j
Astoria, J my n, lKJi. u-r.t
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a warrant issued by the Auditorand
Clerk of the city ot Astoria, in ccor
dance with an order made by tli4 Com
mon Councilor the city of AstorWi; said
warrant bearing date the 1st (lay of
July, 1SS1, commanding me to levy upou
lot "number 12, in block number l.". iu
the citv of Astoria, as laid out and re
corded by J. M. Shively, in Clatsop
county, State of Oregon, to collect an as
sessment of 427 80-100 dollars, wkich as
sessment w?s made for the improve- j
incut or West-sixth street, between Wall ;
street and Uerrv street. In said Shivelvs f
Astoria, 1 have this 11th day of July, J
1831, levied upon lot number 12, in block
I1UU1UC1 1J 111 OllltCIS .VSlUUil, uuu uu
Monday, the loth day of August, 18S1. at
2 o'clock p. m. of said day in front of the
Court-house door in tne eitv of Astoria.
Clatsop couuty, Oregon, will proceed to J
sell said lot number 12, in block number i
15, in Shivelvs Astoria, in said Clatsop
county, State of Oregon, to the Inchest
bidder therefor for cash in hand, to pay
said assessment, cost- and expense of
sale. Said sale to be for U. S. gold coin.
W. J. Uaiih Y, Chief of Polire.
Astoria, July 11, issi. U-5t
Notice to Whom it Concerns.
NOTICE IS IIEKKBY GIVEN JllXr 1 1
w ill pay no more debts of Ellas Sclioe tie's
contract in k after this duteAVltlioiit s mjten
order from me. FEKIJIXANI) IfjVXXKL.
Grays ICiv cr. July 13. 1SS1. vr
To the Public.
XTOTICKIS HKKElir GUT.X TOTHEJ
J-l public, particulatly of Kuappa pn-cmct.
that I still claim my residence iu iKuaima
precinct, aud am onlj tem)orarily ubseni.Oa
basiness. and do not Intend to cliincemy
residence. DANIEL G. KTOS.
July 14tli. ISSI. c
g. w. bcuxex:
Wholesale and Retail loafer
GKOOERIES,
PROVISIONS. LDAIBBR.
ETC.. ETC., IKTC.
Fislierincns jind Cannon-
stt:e:ex3::e2s
A SPECIALTY.
AGENT FOR THE
San Jose Fruit Packing Co.,
A'D THE
San Francisco Chemical
WORKS.
ASTORIA,
OREGON
EXCURSION FOR MACO.
ft)
The Steamer Gen. Canby
Will leave Ora '. w haif at 10 oYInek a.m.
SUNDAY, JULY 17, 8 1,
VOK ll.WACO AND JIKTUKX.
5TheMeainer Con. Canby wM also leae
Astoria for Ilwaeo.
Saturday Evening, July 16th,
On arrival of the Portland steamer mteia.
J.JI.D.GKAY.ARent,
llwacu Steam Na igntion Co.
Astoria, July Htli, 18S1.
Consignees Jfriice.
NEITIIER CArrAINmUfilfES NOlt the
undersigned conMigiee of the llritish
barque "Glanperb" wilKbeS repoiVsible for
any debts contracted bv the tfvw orhaid ves
sel. JAJlESVVlWL.VW&CO.
Astoria. Julys. 1SS1. N. ww-il&w
CITY TAXES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
City Assessment roll for 1S81. Is now in
my hands for collectlou and all of said taxes
are now due. All iersons that are Indebted
for the same may save five percent- by iav
hig said taxes before August 11. 1831.
W. E. DEMENT.
Cl-d&wtd City Treasurer.
Girl Wanted.
.IRL OR MIDDLE AGED WOMAN.
VJT Inquire at THIS OFFICE.
Co-Partnership Notice.
ACO-rARTNERSfni HAS THIS DAY
been formed by Robu M. Tronchard
and. S. D. Barrows, under the firm name of
Trenchant & Barrows, for the purpose of
carrying on the rollkbusiness in Astoria.
ROBT. M.TRKNCHARD,
S. D. BARROWS.
Astoria, Oregon? July 1, 1S31.
Lfi.H.'kK'l J, I;
MISCELLANEOUS.
IJ1P0RTAKT
AiXMMlIEiW
OF TIIE
MnraKiSMriu MM ifiiij
A HI I Hi
MM AAAAM
HOUSE
To make room for an immense Mock orgootK
that are arming by every steamer.
I will sell for the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS
-AT-
Greatly Reduced Prices !
My tMdire tock. eompriMH the latent styles
OK-
Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Cloaks, Dolmans,
Ladies and Childiens Shoos and Slippers
Al.s:
A CO.Ml'I.iriK I.1XK (!
MKNS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, Gaps,
Boots, Shoes,
ETC.
ETC.
ETC.
Uefore pureliiLsm your j?ods elsewhere
eall in andevamiue my good and priees xs
it will payou well for your tronble.
S. SCHLUSSEL,
WniTE UOUSE STOKE,
Comer Main and Clienamus .street.
ASTOKIA, OREGON.
STEVENS & SOU
Haf jiist rceeiu'd a largcikock of
Picture ,pKame Mouldings,
made Bito frame-. In
prepare!! to frame all
AT TERY LOW RATES.
Alo just feeehed a laraliif of
Vocal and Instrumental Sheet Music.
Musical Instnuiiriits of alr$ciuilt always hi
hand. Opposite the Itell Tow er. Astoria.
THE ASTORIA
PLEASURE GARDENS
Will he nMMi
Every Saturday and Holiday
fei:
Pleasure, Fun, Exercise. Innocent Re
creation and Games of different kinds,
with
Foot Racing and Horse Racing
on Each Saturday.
Prizes awarded to the winner iu each game.
The Garden to be open to the fun loving
citizens of Astoria and icinitvfor the sea
son by WM. OltUEUS & CO.
CENTRAL MARKET.
General assortment of table stock constantly
on Hand, such as
Canned Fruits and Jelly,
Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard,
EfiGS. ni'TTEK. CHEESE.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
FISH. POULTRY AX1 A3IE
In tlie season.
CI G AllS XXn TOBACCO.
BeM or VT1XES ATtI T.IQVOKS.
AU cheap for CASn. Goods sold on com
mission. OpiNfoito I. W. Case's ston.
J. RODGERS.
Notice to Trespassers.
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR
bldden to treiav in anv manner miwii
lot 1, bloek 32, Oluevs A-storia. under en
alty or proMsiution. " .I.C. MECLEf!.
Astoria, Oregon, July 13. laSl.
FOUND. Sunday nluht, July 10th. a lot of
web. on the temtorv side abreast of
l'oint Ellis, piece of Ieal line with leads
marked AV. n Owner will find it at CuttiiiK
& Cos. racks, Skinanon, on pnwf and pay
ment of charxes. Apply to
July 13. 181. O. PETERSON.
To Whom it May Concern.
11UE PILL Alt ROCK TACKING Coih
. nanv will not be resnousible for anv
bills contracted after this date unless or-
uereu by the subscriber.
JOHN KIERNAN.
Pillar Rock. JulyO, 1SS.
TIIE NEW STEAMER sffr89
CLARA PARKER, !n$&m:
EREN P. PARKER, - - MASTER.
Is now ready for business.
For freisht or charter apply to the Captain
on board, or to 1LR. PARKER.
Improving Upper Columbia ami
Snake JMver.
rxiTKU States Exgixi:kr Okfick.
Portlaml, Oresou, .Inly 12. issi.
SEALED PROPOSAL. In duplicate, will
be received at this ofllcc until 11 o'clock
a. M., August 16th. 1RS1. for removlnjr 1C00
cubic vards solid rock, more or less, from
Upper umatllla and Homly Rapids. Colum
bia River, and from the channel over Pa
louse Rapids, Snake River, below LcwLston,
Idaho. Appropriation 315,000. Siccllica
tioas and blank forms of proposals Kin be
obtained on application.
G. L. GILLESPIE.
C3-6t . 3Iaor of Engineers.
Blanks, Promissory notes, bonds
for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgages
and -warranty deeds, at this offlce.
tor sale lv tiie lootxir
order. Theare uow
me riruirci m Asiona
THE CALIFORNIA ST ORE,
(The Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria)
Corner Opposite tlie Post Oilce.
A CARD TO THE PATRONS OF TIIK CALIFORNIA STORE.
AW rawdwmr ax si or nrt. TO REG l LATE TflK PRICES OF 1RY GOODS AND CLOTHING IX ASTORIA. Thh we ehiim t
li.ive dim.', ami haJl rontbuu to do .
We Originate? Never
We Lead. Others
W liavc ntlikfd irif luMir!ok to
IHitrlu'vrs n rhau
LADIES
OVtl ti::iSS ;00::N R5'AKT3IST re4.-rttf iaek
uu.1 fJn.i (VIimmm VJuic SHIr H.t e.utl ftnLfc. KluiiHxH
(lotlkt. Dniemie. Ctam-'i Hair Suiting, ami a InnttUtftri suiHy ( !
l)n-N-.Hear Iih. nimifntM fr b4sf.tteiilnnt. Ai: at Vt t'nee. I
SIIAT1S. S.Ai'KS. TXI)!-:!;'!:.!?. Flsit. Iliery.
I.Iiwri. Mllhi.r (hN. lant4s.. I'"iHy GhhL-. AH ar i'(ft
Vrlcr.
CI.OAK A7t y.VIT i!eitartnMm tni-tN
tli.f ti-!ian. i.w. Wra. llaelk.
etr il.'-rrijHHii. at Vwt 5'rlee.
r.AD:i5i. .-3sritM asi f;:iJiis:i:xs shoi'.j m
l'n-Hrti K:l. 1'fW.te tlial. ' KM. SMiulals. XewiNKt 'VU, Itthutt
Sbo. m f.ie; evio:Hius aHTtm:B to a Srt-dH?!s Shor e)Ktft-
iHint. l-ai!W" l' Ku!. vr jrfft and lieatitifnl ! wear. n t
NliecinUj J
A NEW FEATURE,
Ih iiisiueik e t lh sie.U inerv.iM of
wii ami h b anUHa!4- t.tatteiMl m iktmhi.
Sim iirs im pnrrsi" M.tMHs Hi ueMre
will n-w:' llie aiite lm-:r- if H-rMn:ll
Our One Price System,
Trtrth.r with the Intmrns' S.-k t.
faMblkMs pk-axnl.
eltt
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chas. Stevens & Son
CITY SMJOK STORi:.
BROWN'S JUTILDING
opjMtoite the
ss:r.2u TOWEBL,
III room Iate! txTujm'd by i
S'hieerV CtmfeclHHierj-, !
Largest ail Best Assortment!
Of iMivellies in the stationary line usually
fomMl in a Arst-elnts bnk stirtMiiiMiiit;iif j
BOOKS. FINE STATIONERY. !
coi.n PEN (;ooi. ai.hums. t
C11HOMOS. FKAMIfi. j
STKKKO.-COIM. DIAUIKS.
AU of tthien will Im m1iI at iH'K'es Hhitlt
DEFY COMPETITION.
1. S. The latest Eateni aul Califontfai
nerimlh'aLs eoie-tantly on ImihI.
C1IAS.STEVENS .t SON.
PERUVIAN BITTBRS.
CHINCHONA RUBRA, AND CALIFORNIA
GRAPE BRANDY,
TJFE GJiKATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
or tjtk a ai:.
Scc'otir kteat ohwhs inr partfrttfeir?, ami
as yoi
VALUE HEALTH.
READ!
SEA yiEW K0USE.
a&
j. rRToiT. - - I'uoiMturroi:-
Nrth r:ie.ne VaMh, V. T..
Will be Open for Visitors July 4. J8SI.
It is one imh nearer Ilwaeo than last seiuon
TRMCHiIRi & ffPSIIBRi
DKALKKS IN
pti-rJr.
BMP Mmm&m'fMM
PKOVISSONS,
IRON,
srcvL.
GOAL
'i
Builders General
p HARDWARE,
KTAIXaS,
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
AGENCY OF THE
Imperial Mills Flour and Feed.
Ohenamus Street, Wear Olney,
ASTORIA. OREGON
mML
Imitate.
A WORD
Blow your
Follow. And Fire off your Guns.
13,756
tlM-amNntt t 'Th'trtnen 'Vhimxmd. Seven IliwdreU
! ave )?; Uitwtttfier a I ollar 'mrvA U
-AND-
tt Um er kilet
and I.iiun nllof
OUE. COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT.
JC
orler-. friwn I Ik CiMintr
h1i to inform
that ne hate ilal an effickiit irk in
im - iit. aiwi tt jriuirniH.c 4 etr- per!
xtierti-ttnlnn: thv;i own jar luisi ..
Goods Marked in Plain
Figures,
fitmi. in .i MiiV.rit nt m:ar.inlts' ili.i: tw waiit
BIBS0T Ahh OOMBnJKIC&TIOWS, LOCK BOX 248.
(The Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria.)
Corner Opposite the Post Office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AI.1.I5N.
r. it. max. '
(swficstioifci to k. s. ransKX.)
Vho4aliilHi( vUM ieikw
Srff9ere
Pr&vtehm,
Glass and Plaied Ware.
TKOI'iCAL AND DOMRSTIC
FRUJTS AND VEGETABLES.
Together with
Wiies.Liprs.ToliaccoiCiprs
Pasre 4 Allen;1
I c?
Tlie largest ami most comirfete stock or Also, a large assortment of
;ooii,.,,ti,e.riie:obefoi,.Hii,ithecity.Infans Wearand Ladies Ores-
Corner of Cass ami StjHciHtteqlie Streets,
ASTORIA. OREGON.
New and Durable Scow for Salc.NEW MILLINERY GOODS
20x44 feet,
Alo, one new 2W Aneltor :
One new 10 t Am-Iior ;
AlhHit Forty Fathom new Chain.
Any one eIiii$; the altoe will nml it
jtreatlvto tlteir athantace to (".ill immeili
atel V. 1C. TICIIKNOIC.
Fint flsh station on hkijKinoii. Clatson.
AVarraiitj' deeds, quit claim deeds
and liiortRasej'. for sale at this office.
B- B. PRANKLTN,
UNDERTAKER,
Cone r C .u-?: ti s haipi ;!.
l eU
j ASTORIA.
OREGON
ifi.ki: IN
WALL
PAPER
AND
WINDOW SHADES
AND
UKDSllTAIvBKS GOODS.
f. K. .IAi'KIXS. J. A. MONTOOMKKV.
STOVE AND TIN STORE
Sole Aprents for the
; ftlagee Standard Ranges. Etc. i
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
?.a.;HW3Rxz$ra
iGLSAKIKG and REPAmiKG
NEAT. CHEAP AND QUICK, P.Y
I Celntamtts St., next Nicholas' Barber Shop, ,
SHIPPING TAGS
milE REST QUALITY, WILL BR SOLD
JL by the hundred, or by the box. printed or
Main, to suit customer?, at
Tnit AST0U.V5 offico.
STr'.. . i SSL. ,.J..rg.,tA,g
i "-BS - liilliik
TO OUK OPPONENTS.
Trumpets inside Out,
ami l'ifty-Six IXillnr. tints tcivlui; Iittentliul
a Dniktr Enrned.
GENTS
IKX. V,"T?I. ASB BOYS CLOTIIlU Ir.
I'AItT3:8ST rmuHblsof a full line of French audi Knglbu Di
HRfmab. iktrteh Tw frh aivtl Clteriots. lUiu-Ic Doeskins and l'rond
etith". Itain awl Fmiev l'aMiirrrs, in lhht and darkcolois. nil
at Vu.t iriee.
SIATK AX5 CAPS, in all -4k'N and colors, at Cost Priee.
BOOTS AXS HHORS of Uasteni. California, and Oregon
.Mamtfaelnrers, at le titan cot of HKinufaeture.
i?xt crstrsssiixf; ;oons DKPAitT.iiK.T
eotttfts ith en latft N!es of White and Colored Droits Shirts,
Co!fai. Xtrkte. :Seart-. Mnd-.. Cuff lnttnn. Siispeiulers. Uose.
UMrnhtrts. lmiT. OvT.lurts. OvenilU anil .lumpers, at
.! 5'riee.
SILK II NM)KKi;CiIICFS A SPECIALTY.
Truuko, V.ilhes. SateheK ahI ait kind-, of Portmanteaus.
irtif. desirine to imruhnse soods at eo?
this department, who ttill forward samples
nierin inmuKii nils tlepnrtment, tlvat they
Justice to Everyone,
of all can Ik vitpirfieil anil een the limit
MISCELLAXEOUS.
arbour's
RISH FLAX THREADS
Salmon Net Twine.
i
j Cotton Seine Twine,
! Cork and Lead Lines,
j Cotton letting, all sizes.
j Seines Pelade to Order,
! Fiax and Cotton Twine,
i Fishing Tackle, etc.
BARBOUR BROTHERS,
111 3Iar!cct Street. San FraneiHco
HENRY DOYLE & Co.. Managers.
BIBS. H. A. DERBY,
MASONIC HAM.. - ASTORIA, OttEGON.
Will open her new stock
Oi Thnrsaay, May 5th, 1881.
Conibting of
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
The Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves
"Warranteil to be the best in the market.
sing Saques.
A large variety of
rurclia.teil by herself
Hats, Bonnets, Velvets,
Satins, Ribbons, Ruchings,
Collars, Etc., Etc.,
MAIN STREET. - ASTORIA. OREGON.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Bhvtos- Stuxici. Nrvi: Paukkk Housf,
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
MNDlMJUBnHS
Boiler Vork, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
A. I. Was?, President.
.1. G. Hustlkr. Secretary.
I. W. Cak, TreiLsnrer.
.loux Fox, Superintendent.
First Street Bridge Saloon.
HENRY ROTHE,
DEALER IN FINE WINES. LIQUORS
i'.KKC, CiGAits, and best brands of
KENTUCKY WHISKY,
liSoith First street. Poktl.xd, Oreuox.
23r-RetSmi Fmneisco Tool Table on the
premises.
J. T. BARCLAY.
T. II. HATCH.
HATCH & BARGLAY,
COMMISSION lERCTTANTS,
i No. 20 California.St., San Francisco, Cal.
LETTER HEAD PAPFR
nJ?Jzi zfAlTZ:
I ljimmijlv uu x-uai, ve iuii iJt2si-
quality at
Thk Astorux office.
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