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ASTORIA-OREGON:
TUESDAY JULY IB, 18S1
D.C.IUELAXO
.EUor.
Aii Important Publication.
Ira G. Hoitt, Business Manager
of "The Commerce ami Indus
tries of the Pacific Const," and
"W. B. Bancroft, are in this city
collecting information for this
forthcoming book, projected, and
in a few months to be published,
b- A. L. Bancroft & Co., of San
Francisco. The work is beiug
compiled and written by John S.
Hittol, who was for nearly twdnty
five years, one of the editors
of the Alta California, wrote the
Resources of California, History
of San Francisco, etc., and is bet
ter qualified for the work in hand
than any otlier man on this coast.
The book will be a quarto of
000 to SOO pages, will give a very
complete account of the rise, pro
gress, products, present condition,
and prospects of the useful arts
on this side of the Kooky moun
tains, with an elaborate treatment
of our fisheries, manufactures,
transportation, agriculture, mining,
and our various departments of
business. A more useful or a more
valuable book to this coast and to
people of our own state, could not
be contemplated. It will treat the
advantages of every part of the
Pacific side of tle continent im
partially. Mr. Iloitt was a mem
ber of the last assembly in Cali
fornia, has resided in San Fran
cisco for seventeen years, and
brings with him credentials from
V. F. Babcock, Posident of the
Chamber of Commerce; Jacob S.
Taber, President of the Board of
Trade; William T. Coleman, R
D. Hume, Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
Lloyd Tevis, President of Wells,
Fargo & Co.; William Alvord,
Piesident Bank of California;
Louia McLane, President of Ne
vada, of San Francisco; Geo. C.
Perkins, Governor of California,
and others, all of wixxn endorse
the work as one of great value,
and say that when it is circulated
in the east and Europe, it must
greatly benefit this coast. The'
also endorse Mr. Uoitt us a ivli
ablc business man. W. IS. Ban
croft has been for many years at
the head of the printing depart
ment at the house of Bancroft &
Co., and is wll known to many
of our business men. These gen
tlemen will mak; the tour of Ore
gon together, and our merchants,
canneries, and husiuess men should
give them all the information and
aid in their power, to make their
work as complete as possible con
cerning Oregon, and thus attract
immigration.
Salem is anticipating a business
boom to result from the late trans
fer of the Salem flouritiir mills.
A home insurance company is
about to be incorporated in Port
land. Every town the size of As
toria ouirht to have one.
A little son of G. W. Lawson,
of Salem, is the xsessor of a
small toy pistol, and on Wednes
day, to be satisfied that the ball
came out of the pistol, he put his
hand ovei the muzzle. The States
man says he is fully satisfied that
it did. Only a small piece of the
third finder is erone.
Russia is fast drifting into an
arch'. The czar still keeps him
self a close prisoner at PeterhofT.
Occasionally when business on
state affairs requires his presence
at the capital he leaves his fortress,
enters St. Petersburg almost by
stealth, and returns as quietly.
The nihilists did not exaggerate
when they told the czar the other
day that there was no longer oc
casion for the use of dynamite, as
the whole fabric of the empire was
about to explode.
Ballot 200 was a printed ballot
with the name of Hon.-'D. P.
Thompsou for mayor of Portland.
Somebody who wanted to "scratch"
Mr. Thompson wrote Joseph Simon
on the ticket, and omitted to
scratch, hence the ticket went into
the box with the two names upon
it. That ticket would have elected
Mr. Simon if the scratching part
had not been omitted. Mr. Thomp
son claims that the ticket is not
valid, and holds that his successor
has not been elected. The matter
has been referred to Chief Justice
Lord, of the State Supreme-court,
both parties aggreeing to abide by
the decision whioh he may render
in the case.
THE HEWS.
KV MAIL .VXD TEVCOnXTil
Ninety-seven degrees in the
shade at Omaha.
The President is stoadily im
proving and is out of danger.
Republicans chose a successor
to Senator Piatt, in New Fork
assembly, in the person of Hon.
Warren Miller, on the IGth.
Thirteen highwaymen robbed a
train on the Rock island road near
Winston, Mo., on the night of the
IGth. The conductor and one pas
senger were killed. It was a bold
scheme and has caused great ex
citement. Fourteen surveying parties are
in the field on the Rocky moun
tain division of the Northern Pa
cific railroad. By the end of the
3'ear the track-layers will reach
Pompeys pillar, on the Yellow
stone. New Ulm, Minnesota, a town of
3300 population, was wrecked by
a cyclone on the IGth. The scene
was appalling. The track of the
cyclone was a scene of awful
grandeur during the storm and of
appalling wreck after it.
An Ann Arbor man claims to
have discovered another comet.
This is the fourth comet discov
ered .since Ma- 1st. Dr. Swift
thinks, from the present position
of the comet, that it is the ex
pected comet of 1312. It is mov
ing very slowly towards the northwest.
NEW TO-DAY.
IOl'XI).--Fifty lathoJnf thirty-six mesh
? net. Manilla cork ndAcad lines, marked
1. & .1. on lead lines. Jfiier can have same
mi nro imr nronertv
KdJnn vint; charges.
ANGLO-,
fKKICAX TKG. CO.
Astoria. .Inly IS. Hi
17JOUXI). A lead colored lishinir boat, no
J? marks, was irfcked up in the north chan
nel, outside or t lie tape aitmiaysuernoon.
Owner can have thesamcby braving prop
erty and tmviii charges. J
A.SCHURIXG.
( Elmores Cannery.
T' OST. Sunday niRht. July lTtli. on beacon
i IS. above Tontruc ioi nl. about .E0 fathom
of 40 mesh net, about Vjp fitliom ot left
banded cork Hue, anil lie balance right
handed. Also a niece otabout 0 fathom 40
mesh Belfast twine. A ttrivattf net. Finder
will Ieae word at Martin-Eoards.
July IS. 1881. Wm. AVAHLGREX.
.S. DAVli
. iiirowx.
DAVIS & BROWN,
Genera! Merchndis. Dry Geods,
53,
And full lili
and Campers sm-
pile.
1 looks, etc.
'.T.
Any arlicl
be purchased at
no need for visi-
AMoria iri
tors to brin
thefci mauy articles which
we can .supply
Meeting of Pilot Commissioners,
rgun: Washington tkrrltory board
Jl. if Pilot roiHiiiis-ioiiiTsforlu Columbia
l!icr and liar will hold a incfrini at lltvaco.
C
GY,S( S
hi iititiS4iay..iHi ,issi
By order f the iMiartt.
Co-Id 1 1. C. COM KGYS: Secretary.
LOST. About two hundred fathom of new
net. No. 12. 11-ply. was lost down at the
iMir to-day ; some of tlie corks are marked
1". D. ami s4hi K.. with eoal oil can on end
of Met. Hie Ruder will lie rewarded bvap
HiHKl" LEWIS KROWX,
AMoriu Fishery.
As!oria..lnl M.
u.vw-iw
IIUH'XI).- About ram fathom of new net
. was lacked Hp on the liar to-day; no
ihmMcs. oh iht eaii haw .ssmeby paying
chwxi's and proie property, w applying
to LEWIS BIJOWX,
T4iorfu Fishery.
.A.s4in..iny Jti.
tl&w-lw
ktGo as Von Please."
A walking match will take place Ml Liberty
1111
AUGUST MTjNiSBl,
Pikhw (wo o'clock ill Hi' afternoon until two
o'clock in Ilk' night. I ;
l:tiy I Hour forJc Days.
.I..I. Casey of San 1'Wneiso, E. E. Siiaw
iht .1. E. Salma of AsTuiifi, challenge Mr.
Cliailcs.SeaiiHHi for the sum of $200.
Admission, ......) cents
Notice to Whom it Concerns.
ftJOTICi: IS IIERKItY (5IVEX THAT I
1 will pay no more debts of Klias Schoebe's
mhiI rai'ting after this dtc,without a written
order from inc. FERD1XAXI) 11AXSKL.
Gniys Rier, .Inly is, lfisl.
To the Public.
TfcTOTlCE IS HEREBY GIYEX TO THE
1t public, particularly of Kmtppa precinct,
that I Mill claim my residence in Kuappa
ivniiri, aim him oniy lemponiriiy auseut on
biislMess. and do not intend to change mv
resMeiiee.
DANIEL H. ROSS.
Inly 14th. I6S1.
To Contractors.
the extension of the Roadway from Foards
to a point Too to 000 feet above. "Work to be
similar to that already constructed. Bids
must state the price iter foot. The privilege
or rejecting any or all bids is rerved.
A. W. BERRY.
Deputy Supervisor Roail District Xo. 1.
Consignees Notice.
TOEITIIEK CAPTAIX HUGHES NOR the
L undersigned consignees of the British
baniue "Glanperis" will be responsible for
any debts contracted by the crew of said ves
sel. JAMES LAIDLAW& CO.
A-siona. .i in j' y. ini. 1 w-d&w
CITY TAXES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GI-EX THAT the
City Assessment roll for 18S1, is now In
my hands for collectiou and all of said taxes
are now due. All persons that are Indebted
iur mi' Mum: may save uvc per cent, oy pav
ing said taxes before August II. 18S1.
W K Ul-'MPVT
Ct-d&wtd City Treasurer.
Girl Wanted.
rURL OE jnDDLE AGED WOMAX.
Ji liKjuIre at THIS OFFICE.
Go-Partnership Notice.
Aco-FAirrxERsnip has this day
been formed bv ltnbt. T. Tmiir.i
alld S. 1). ItaiTOWS. tinrlpr thn flnn nntna ni
Trenchard & Barrows, for the purpose of
i-jiu.Mii;; mi me iiuiKuiisiiiHss in Astoria.
KOBT. M.TJIENCIIARD.
S.l). BARROWS.
Astoria, Oregon, July 1, 1881.
Notice to Trespassers.
ALL PERSON'S ARE HEREBY FOR
bidden to trespass In any manner npou
lot 1, block 32, Olneys Astoria, under pen
alty or prosecution. J. G. MEGLER.
Astoria, Oregon. July 13, 1681.
I TlOUND. Sunday night, Julv 10th. .1 lot of
. web. on the territory side abreast of
Point Ellis, niece of lead line with, leads
marked W. B Owner ivlll find it at Cutting
& Cos. racks, Skipaiion, on proof and pay
ment of charges. Apply to
Julyl3,18Sl. O.PETERSOK.
Deal
GKACEIW
e otfi-ainil
Kith 1Jik-
JUVACGE AV
needed wan
of s. and tat re i
tf Willi
BIDS AVI LI. BE EECEIYEI) BY THE
Miidersigned, at the office of Bergman
& Berry in Atoria, until .Iulv23, 1881. at 10
O'clock A. 31- W-lieil lllPV will hf niwiiMl fnr
inSCELLSEOUS
Chas. Stevens & Son I
CITY BOOK STORE.
BROWN'S BUILDING
opposite the
ttE2XTm TOWER,
In room lately occupied by
SchmeerN Coiifecllonerj,
Largest aii Best Assorlnient
Of novelties in the stationary line usually
found In a flrst-clasd book store, consisting of
BOOKS. FIXE STATIONERY.
COLD PEN GOODS. ALBUMS.
CHROMOS. FliAMES.
STEREOSCOPES. DIARIES.
All of which will be .sold at prices which
DEFY COMPETITION.
1. S. The latest Eastern and California
periodicals constantly on hand.
CHAS. STEVEN'S & SOX.
PEWIM BITTERS.
CHINCH0NA RUBRA, AND CALIFORNIA
GRAPE BRANDY,
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Or TJTE AGE.
See! our I0ii columns lor paiticulnr, and
as yon
VALUE HEALTH.
READ!
W EL BEMEBTT,
ASTORIA. OREGOX.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
J2fPre.scnptions carefully compounded at
all hours.
J3yHoineopathlc Tinctures and Pellets,
and Humphrey's Specifics also kept.
LATEST
! TELEGRAPHIC MS!!
THE WAR IS OVER!
-.VXD THE-
Clicap Brewery is the Yictor !
-OVER ALL-
SAN FRAHCISCO BREWERIES !
And this Telegraphic Xews will tell the peo
ple of Astoria and vicinity that they can
find a Healthful ami Delicious leverage at
THE OCCIDENT IIOTKI..
THE GEM SALOON'.
THE OLD CORNER,
AT AUG. DAXI ELSOXS.
" THE MINT SAI.OOX.
- AXTOXE RIEIjOH-S.
0. 11. V INTENTS,
" ISAAC FOSTER'S.
- Dr. J. O'BRIEN'S.
" RAXXISTER i HAM 1 KEX'S.
- I'ETER REISS',
X. .lOHAXSEX'S,
" FRANK HEXTIUVS.
" MIL DICKF.VS.
1h Astoria,
At Cathlamct.
AT H.D. RIRXIE'S.
At Oystenille.
AT I. S. JONES',
" D. A. RODWAY'S.
At Ilwaco.
AT V. P.. IIAYDEN'S.
J. STEAUSS, - Agent,
-FOR-
Oregon and Washington Territory.
Any orders left at the Occident Hotel, or at
Isaac Foster's, will be promptly attended to.
THE ASTORIA
PLEASURE GARDENS
Will be open
Every Saturday and Holiday
FOR
Pleasure. Fun, Exercise. Innocent Re-
creation and Games of different hinds,
WITH
Foot Racing and Horse Racine
on Each Saturday.
rrizes awarded to the winner in each game, j
The Garden to be open to the fun loving
w..u.,., ui .uiuiu .uiu icmiiy mr me sea
so by -V3L ORDERS & CO
THE XEW STEAMER
CLARA PARKER,
ERENT. PARKER, - - MASTER.
Is now ready for business.
For freight or cliarterapplv to the CnnLiin
on board, or to IL B. PAItKElt.
Impreving: Upper Calurabla and
Saake Itlverfi.
Uxited States Enoixker Office.
Portland. Oregon, Jnly 12, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate. wIU
be received at this office until iiovioot
a. at, August 16th. last, for removing 1000
cubic yards solid rock, more or less, from
Upper CmaUlla and Homly Rapids. Colum
bia River, and from thn rlmnnpt nvor ln-
louse Rapids. Snake River, below Lcwlston,
Idalio. Appropriation S15.000. Specifica
tions and blank forms of proposals can be
vuiuujcuuu application.
G. L. GILLESPIE,
C8-ct Major of Engineers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTMT
m.
OKTHK
HOUSE
To make room for an immense stock of goods
that are arriving by every steamer.
I will sell for the
NEXT THIRTY DATS
AT
Greatly Reduced Prices !
My oiilire Mock. cipriiitg tm mti'M styles
or- -
Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Cloaks, Dolmans,
Ladies and Cliildrcns Shoes and Slippers
ALSO:
A COMPLETE LINE OF
MENS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes,
ETC. ETC. ETC.
Before purchasing your ooils elsewhere
call in and examine my goods and prices, as
it will pnyyoit well for your trouble.
S. SCHLTJSSEL,
-VIHTE HOUSE STORE,
Comer Main and Chenamas streets.
ASTORIA, OREGOX.
Washington Iffarket,
Main filrcel, - - Astoria Oregon
JERGM;LX C BERRY
TESPrfJTFULLY CALL THE ATTEX.
XL t ion of tho public to tho fact that tbs
abovo Market will always bo supplied with a
FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY
FRESH AND CURED MEATS!
Which will be sold at lowest rates, wholosalo
ana retail, special attention Riven to gupplj
nr shins.
S. GLASER & CO.,
jSiiecessors to r. Stiermaii & Co.)
MAIX STREET, - ASTOKIA. OKKtSOX
Is prepareil to npH.v
Fresh Beef, Pork, Kutton, Veal,
Corned Meats, Poultry, tinim. Ktc.
Al constantly mi hand
Fresh Butter, Eggs, Vegetables.
SHU'S Sl'PPLIED AT LOWEST KATES.
SSyTroh saasaircs made every day or to
onier.
CENTRAL MARKET.
General assort inent of table stock constantly
on Hand, such us
CaiiiKMl Fruits aiul Jolly,
Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard,
KCiCJS. IH'TTEK, CIIKESK,
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
FISH. POLT.TltY AND SA3IE
In the season.
cigars a:si tobacco.
Best orWDHES A3fl MflUORS.
All clieup for CASH. Oootls sold on com
mission. OpiMKitu I. W. Case's store.
J. KODUKRS.
C LKINKX WKIlKIt. IIIUAM 1SKOWN.
RSTAV.I.ISIIKn isns.
Leineiiweber & Co.,
ASTORIA, OREGOX,
TAMERS All crams,
Mauufacturei and Importers of
A LL KINDS OF
ATD FINDINGS
Wliolesale Dealers in
OIL AM) TALLOW.
MVXUFACTURERS OF
BOOTS and SHOES
"lllghest cash price paid for3 Hides and
Tallow.
S
PILES.
Tlic undershrned Li prepared to fumlsh
a law number of Spiles and Spars at his
place on short notice, at reasonable rates.
Apply to C. G. CAPLES,
Columbia City
Lot and Improvements for Sale.
LOT EIGHT, IN BLOCK SEVEXTY
llre in Olneys Astoria, together with
A Goad. Hease and. lVeedfthed
for
XIX J3 HE.VDUED DOL.LAJRS.
For particulars inquire of
iL SERKAor W. H. TWILIGHT.
Astoria, July 11, 16S1.
THE CALIFi
(The Cheapest One
Corner Opposite the Post Office.
A CARD TO THK I'ATUOXS OP TIIK CALIFORNIA STORE.
AW itliMl nmr al hut -Mart. TO RK:fLATE TIIK PRICES OK IKY GOODS .VXD CLOTHING IX ASTORIA.
have iloof. and b:ill wHititiMt to do .
Wo Orio-inatc, If ever Imitate.1 , a -word to ohk opposksts.
blow your rrumpets inside Out,
Wo Lead. Others Follow. And Fire off your Guns.
$13,756
WVImvc retlitrttl j.ik-r-On Mir M.N-k t.i tm
HItc!l
.lasfis a eltaitfe
M).I"ES
JjX
OVit PtJKSS ;001S lK!MT.T.KXT ctMcdMsoflMHck
ami (4mmI CnltnHre. Mtrftair. Silk aiul Wim4 1'ImM, KmpFi
Cbitfts. HrtMwlcH. Came: Hair Suitings. mihJ a iHMitiiifwl it4v f
ln--K Hi-ar lix) inmH'roiK br t-hsifk-ntHHi. Alt at Cot S'l-lcr.
SMAIVI. a.A'KS. r.KKVKAK. FlaHwi. ILwrv.
Uihm-. .MillinT- i;hhK :.intMi. I'-mwy CmmLh. All :it Vti
lrle'.
:t.OAIi ASI) Si'JT dviwrtiiM-Mt comIn Ui- ven- IsiJt
tyb.( HoiHiaii. SaMiH. Vnir.. HnvHtN-kami l.iMtt SiiHs.f
fVrn tli-ritbHi. ni i'il I'riet.
i,Aii!-:s. n:ijsi:; ass -niir.wz:xx siios m
PreiM'ti Kid. IVIM :ml.C KM. SniwIaN. Newport 'IV. Infant
Shoes, in fart everything; apertainit: ta Urst-etai Sh4H l)frt
ihchI. IjIh- citvi- Kbl. m pretn ami tHantirtii to wir. n
Nprpsalty.
A NEW FEATURE,
37 X L J3
Our One Price System.
TiHeetlter with Hm Iimwm-m StM-k li elfit
fasthliH 4ra-tl.
TS!3
MISCELLANEOUS.
g. w. iro
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
VZT l.V ) O l"Jj JLV J Ai O,
PROVISIONS, IjUjHBBR.!
RTC. Kfl'C1.
KTC.
FisheriMMis and Cannery
A SPKCIALTV.
AOENT FORTH K
San Jose Fruit Packing Co.,
AND TIIK
San Francisco Chemical
worses.
ASTOISl.t.
ORI'.COX.
SEA VIEW HOUSE.
j. u.srorr. - - TMtei'KiuTOi:
Xitfth Pacific He.M Si, W. T..
Will be Open for Visitors July 4. 18S1.
It Is one link nearer IIwihii than last eason
TRENCHARD & iiPSUURj
DKAI.ERX IX
SHIP OBAm&BBf
PROVISIONS.
IBOjY,
STEEL,
GOAL,
Builders General
IIARWARE,
PAINTS. OILS, ETC.
AUEXCY OK TIIK
Imperial Mills Flour and Feed.
Chenamns Street, Near Olney,
ASTORIA. OREGON
1m eiHM-.,ihim- t tin srrat iiyrfasf irf onlers from tho Country, we hWi to infant iistrtie desimiK to imreliase oods -it cos
prirr ami m. nn-mwiw 10 hucimi m ntmhi. mai ie nae jMawi an emeit tk-rlc in this department, who will forward sami
and lists rt j.rH'-. lo K'rMH w!h desire tltem. ami we namntee to everv jhtmhi enlerint: tltrmigh this deimrtiueur th'-it 11
wrtl rfiiv- Hm- sai,w alih- a- f jHiMMially uHrinteiHlin tlwii own purcha-. ' '
MA
P
rice Store
aHwmiit of Thirteen HmvusiwI Sve Hmklred
. e Miwy. KcmrmlH r a IMtar navwl
-AND-
OUR COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT.
r2? X ZKT 2? XI S3 FISIsD-!
Goods Marked in Plain Figures, Justice to Everyone,
from, i
,iV..int miar.inttf that the want
DIRECT ALL GOMHUNIGATIONS, LOOK BOX 248.
CiLIsIORIfflA STORE,
(The Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria.)
Corner Opposite the Post Office.
JUSCELLAsEOUS.
A. V. Al.T.KN
C. It. I'AUK.
aa-e 4 Allen
(.srncBsmius to k. s. l.ksrx.)
Whokttie&H4l retnH dvnli'rslH
a,,
Glass and Plated Ware,
TKOI'ICAI. AXI) DOaiRSTIO
FRUITS AMD VEGETABLES.
Tinjethfr wtth
fineS, MPOR, TOtaiCipSlThe Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves
I Warranted to he the best in the market.
The largest ami most compete stock of
imhIs in their line to he iomul in llw city.
Corner ofCa- ami Sijnemoeqlie Streets,
ASTORIA. ORHCOX.
New and Durable Scow for Sale.;NEW MILLINERY GOODS
20x44 feet,
Alo. owe new 250 Anchor :
Ohc ik' OTI V Aih-1ht;
About Forty Fathom new ? Chain.
Any one ncerfin: the above will find it
greatly to tHir advantage to call Immedi
ately on W. K. TICIIKXOR.
First fish station tm Skimiion. Clatsop.
'Warranty deeds, nuit claim deeds .
and liiortxagvj. for sale at this oflice.
B- B- franklin,
UNDERTAKER,
Tomer C.ipml Ntltiei,M.i.i trei-ts,
ASTORIV. .--. ORKCOX
i"i.m: in
WALL PAPER
AXI)
WINDOW SHADES
AXD
UJfDERTAKERS GOODS.
C. K. JACKINS. J. A. MONTOOM BUY.
STOVE AHD TIN STORE
Sole Agents for the
tViagee Standard Ranges, Etc.
ASTORIA. - OREGOX.
T?ja.xzQ:Ri:isr5v
CLEANING and REPAIRING
xeat. cheap axd quick. by
;eokjf. loyett.
Cehnamus St., next Nicholas Barber Shop.
i
I
SHIPPING TAGS
THE BEST OTJALITY, WILL BE SOLD
by tho hundred, or by the box, printed or
plain, to suit customers, at
Thk Astobux ofacc.
g
in Astoria)
Thi we ekilm t
mm! Kiftv-Sfx Dollars, thiw aivinir Intended
W a Dolhir iiarned.
(4ENTS
JHS. YJ7TiIS. A.VI BOYS CLOTH VXii K
SAiT3IK.V'i' etnMsof a Till I line or French and English 1)1
:SrtH. Scotch ThimhIh ;hI Cheviots, lilnclc Poctkins and P.road
cMIm. Plain ami Khih-v C:is.,iiiMrw. in Iit;ht ami dark colors, all
at 4'iiMt Prire.
2 1 ATS AXI) 'AlS, in all styles aHd colors, at Cost Price.
ROOTS AS W!JO!v of Eastern. California, and On-'on
MaHiirriimrs. ::t I,h than cot or manufacture.
;kxts Fisixisuix ;oois ikpakt.iiflt
ctHisists f th- very latest st les of White and Colored Dress ShirU.
('Itors. Neektk. Sirfs. Minis. Cuff Imttons, Suspenders. Hose,
t mirrsMirt. I)nirs. Hrrsliitl-. Overalls and .lumpers, at
-t Irlre.
SILK HANDKEIICHIEFS A SPECIALTY.
Trunks, Yali-e. SatchHs. and all kinds of Portmanteaus.
les
lev
of all ran l supplied and even the'inoit
MISCELLANEOUS.
Barboiu's
threads
Salmon Net Twine.
Cotton Seine Twine,
Cork and Lead Lines,
Cotton Netting, all sizes.
Seines Made to Order,
Flax and Cotton Twine,
Fishing Tackle, etc.
BARB0UR MOTHERS,
51 1
Inrket Street. Sau FrauclHeu
HENRY DOYLE & Co.. Managers.
JMRS. H. A. DEEBY
SLVSOXIf HALL. - ASTORIA. OIJEOOX.
Will open hor new stock
Oe Thursday, lay 5tt, 1881.
Consisting of
A I'IXE ASSORTJIEXT OF
Alw. a large assortment of
Infants Wear and Ladies
sing Saques.
A lance variety of
Ores-
Purchased Iy herself
Ilats Bonnets, Velvets,
Satins, Ribbons, Ruchings,
Collars, Etc., Etc.,
. MAIX STREET,
ASTORIA. OREGOX.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
P.KXTOX Stkkrt, X.K I'.i:kkk Housh.
ASTORIA. - OREGOX.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LAKD iMARINE ENGINES
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
A. D. Wass. President.
.1. (f. IIcstlkr, Secretary.
I. W. Case, Treasurer,
loux Fox, Superintendent.
First Street Bridge Saloon.
HENRY ROTHE,
DK.VLER IX FIXE WTXES. LIQUORS
Ukkk, Cigaks, and best brands of
KENTUCKY WHISKY,
100 South First street, BonTLAifD, Oregon'
BastSan Francisco Peel Table on the
premises.
P. T. BARCLAY. T. Jt. HATCH.
HATCH & BARGLAY,
COMMISSIOX JIERCIIAXTS,
No. 20 California St., San Francisco, Cat.
LETTER HEAD PAPER,
"DBIXTED OR PLAIN, OF THE BEST'
jl quality' at
The Astoriah oEc.
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