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ASTORIA-OREGON:
THURSDAY JULY 21, 1BS1
B.C. IRELAND.
.Editor.
Chinese anil Japanese Trade.
Recently Tirn Astokian re
ferred hopefully to the increasing
demands in China and Japan for
productions of the Pacific coast as
a stimulant to renewed efforts on
the part of our producers. To our
groat surprise the San Francisco
Bulletin informs us that "we can
not expect to make much headway
in extending our trade with Hong
kong. Tt is not the Chinese who
are taking our Jlour at that point.
"Were that the case the demand
might be developed to an indefi
nite degree, provided we could
sell wheat cheaper than it could
be raised in China. It is European
population at Hongkong and in
China (says the Bulletin man) that
takes the bulk of the flour there,
and the number is limited." This
is very remarkable language for
the Bulletin. It is absurd. What
is the white or European popula
tion in Hongkong or China that
could consume even a single cargo
of the flour that the Pacific coast
ships to that country every year?
According to the Bulletin, we
shipped to Hrngkong in 1SS0,
234,332 barrels of flour. For sev
eral years past the French.govern
ment ordered from Saigon three
times a year GGG barrels extra
strong bakers flour. Formerly
this was sent in barrels lined with
paper, French style, but of late
years quarter sacks have been sub
stituted. With this exception, the
bulk of our flour sent to Iloim-
o
kong is shipped by Chinese mer
chants, and is by their own coun
trymen consumed in the Celestial
empire. "Only a small percentage
of the flour exported to China con
sists of extra. The vcrv fact that
a large portion of the flour shipped
to China consists of superfine, and
that too of the very lowest grades,
is conclusive evidence that the
Chinese themselves are larjrelv
substituting it for rice, and this is
also the case in this country, the
resident Chinese here censuming:
considerable flour. This flour
trade with Chin is steadily in
creasing not a U'umcr leaves
San Francisco for Hongkong that
does not carry thousands of bar
rels. The British steamship Na
ples lately took a cargo f flour
for that port, 1 lie freight of which
was $S per ton. We do not see
the policy of underrating our ex
port trade with China, as is exhib
ited of late years by a portion of
the press of California, as well as
by government ofiieials at Well
ington. The Herald and Review
says: i
Of provisions pi oper, including
canned meats, vegetables and
fruit, but not sugar, the United
States sent to Japan hiring the
3ear ending June 30, ISiK), in
value 70,1S9, as compared with
&40,G14 raised m Japan itself,
3S,000 imported lrom Great
Britain, $7,000 from France and
2,000 from Germain'. By far the
greater portion of butter used in
Japan is brought from the United
States. American merchants in
Japan estimate that lulij- eighty
per cent, of supplies of that kind
come from the United States. An
article of tinned butler prepared
in Boston, is being introduced and
pronounced excellent. Mr. Van
Buren gives the following warn
ing relative to canned goeds: 4Most
of the tinned meats, vegetables
and fruits used in Japan are from
the United States, and while much
of it is excellent, man' complaints
have been made of receiving an
inferior article. Nothing will
prove more fatal to this particular
trade in the east than in sending
here any of these manufactures
that are not of the best. The trade
may be largely increased and good
prices obtained; but if the com
plaints I refer to are frequently
repeated, the importation from the
United States will largely cease,
and the fact will have an evil effect
upon other branches of our com
merce in this country."
Mr. Villard says that within two
years the new company will have
two thousand miles of railway in
operation west of the Rocky
mountains. This is an important
announcement, if it is backed up
by action. Its importance is all
the 'greater when it is considered
that as business makes business,
so railroads make railroads.
J2p"It you will send us five subscrib
ers for one year with $10 00 advance
payment, at the rale of Sa 00 for each
name, we will send one copy of Thu A s
toriax free, to any addrcSs you may
give, and we will send an additional
copy for each additional five names that
you may send to us, with the cash in ad
vance of course, for one year.
THE HEWS.
RT MAir. XSD TEfEGRATH
Dean Stanley died at Westmin
ster on the 10th.
Lieut. Col. Nathaniel Michler
died at Saratoga springs on Tues
day. During the past three days
Liverpool receipts of wheat were
238,000 centals, including 191,
000 American.
Sitting Bull has surrendered.
The Indians are almost starved
and all are discouraged. Five
chiefs and two hundred bucks,
women and children are in the
band.
Commenting upon the prospects
of the Willamet valley connec
tion with Yaquina bay this year
the Oregon Colonist says the road
will afterwards cross the state to
Boise city.
A dispatch from Nauaimo this
morning reports the Sitka mail
steamer California in port with a
burst cylinder and broken con
nection rod. She will be worked
down to Victoria with one engine.
She did not reach Sitka.
Wall street is depressed in con
sequence -of trunk-line manipula
tion. There is nothing in the gen
eral condition of trade, industries
or crops which bodes disaster, or
which is discouraging, and the
situation is more dependent on
Vanderbilt than on anything else.
A Washington correspondent
interviewed the presidents nurse,
who said the president remarked a
few daTs after the shooting that if
it was not for the pain in his feet
he would not know what ailed him.
He told the plrysicians, "I will
stand all the pain but you must
stand all the worry; I can't stand
both," and since then he has stuck
to the agrcoment.
Something like a panic in Paris
has been caused by the official an
nouncement that in consequence
of the phenomenally hot weather
prevailing, the water supply is
running short. At best of times
it is utterly inadequate to meet
the wants of the populace. The
whole water supply of the city
amounts to 3SO,000 cubic inches
daily, and it will be probably six
years before the existing state of
tilings can be remedied.
Pat. Garrett, the sheriff in pur
suit of Billy the Kid, got his man
at fort Sumner, 120 miles distant
on Pocose river, at 1:30 last Sat
urday morning. His first shot
took effect in the Kids head. Had
his first shot failed he would have
been riddled with bullets, as the
Kid is known to have been terri
blv desperate and very accurate
in aim when in close quarters. His
death is hailed with great joy, as
he had sworn to kill several promt
nent citizens, and had already slaiu
fifteen or eighteen men.
NEW TO-DAY.
OOUNI). July 20th, 1RS1, :i jileee oAet.
jl new lines, (ones marked u. ami
JOE WTZ
At Devi
Squemocqha Street.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment made bj ordinance No. 417 fT&im
proving and repairing of Snuewqcqlia
treet irom llucwdUside of ( ad itreet
to the east twidiifojfulqueiiiocqla&rcet;
in McClures jVstoTia,iii the manner pro
vided by ordhtonce No. 414, oil each of
the foHoffrnc described lots ronting
ujion UiatVtaVt ot .Squjp mocqTa street
fromhe wbdJsideft-?a.s street to the
cast ni(oPsaid isojemftpqha street is
now du6 and paj able at the office of the
cit.vCUiwurcr u jhidd city, in United
Stati&cod aipKshver coin, and unless
paiilvUhin five days from tlie expiration
oWhvtfleticeAvfic: August 5th, 1881, the
twuihwi Council will order warrants
issued rbr the collection thereof. The
assessment is as follews:
tfTZ
ffi&Co.
Xo.ol No. of Pro'ble
Jiameof owner of the Lot feet block, cost.
Geo. Flavel .. l CO S152 07
2 CO 4S1C
Hiram Drown jj CO 48 93
4 CO 4S 93
Geo. Flavel 5 TO 48 93
C ttl 48 93
" 7 Tii 4S93
" 8 &) 152 07
Jtobort Carruthers 8 r8 48 93
John Ilobson 9 r8 48 93
Trustees of M.J.Kinney 11 8 48 93
12 K 48 93
IS 58 48 93
" . 14 58 4S 93
Rarth & Meyers 1 02 48 93
Parker & Cornelius . 2 02 00 09
G.W. Hume . S 02 00 00
. 4 02 00 00
City or Astoria 1 CI 48 93
Trustees of M. J. Kinney 2 61 48 93
3 : 01 4S93
rvthlan I .ami Asso'tion 4 01 48 93
lleirs of G. "VV. "Warren. 0 01 48 93
7 01 48 93
G. V. Hume ... ... 5 57 00 00
" 0 57 O0O0
"Win. Hume... 7 57 OOOO
" 8 57 48 93
Ry order of the Common Council.
It. IL CABDWELL,
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria, Oregon, July 21, 1831.
w k. heim:e2js't.
W ASTORIA. OREGON,
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
IdT-rres-cnptions carefully compounded at
all hours.
EJ?Ho!neopath!c Tinctures and Pellets,
and Humphrey's Specifics also kept.
Get 3our legal blanks at The
Astohiax office. A full line of over
two hundred styles.
AnSC5ELLANE0US
Astoria and Upper Astoria
Freight and Passenger Line.
Will leave the Occident Hotel and Vav &
Allen's corner .at
Six O'clock A. 15., Daily,
And each alternate hour thereafter.
Will also Leave Upper Town from
Mr. Fords Place at the End of
the Road, from Van Du-
sens Store and from
Mr. Johansens,
EACH ALTERNATE HOUR.
Saturday nhihts will run later to accommo
date the public.
The above will be the stations for starting,
but this Hue has been established for the
accommodation of the public. and will carry
passeugers. baggage or freight, to any part
of either city that is accessible to teams.
FAKES. Tickets will be sold at the rate
of 1254 cents ier trip. Baggage and jiorcels
at .same rates.
L. O. KlTTLEi:. Manager.
Astoria, May 27. 18S1.
HANSEN BROS.,
ARCHITECTS
ANI
IOXJIXjI3533EI.JS-
Jolbing and Repairing!
ox
SHIPS, HOUSES, ETC.,
Attended to at the Shortest Notice.
CORNER CASS AND ASTOK STREETS,
ASTOKIA. - OREGON.
LATEST
! TELEGRAPHIC MS! I
THE WAR IS OVER!
-AND THE-
CMcap Brewery is tlie Victor !
-OVER ALL-
SAN FRANCISCO BREWERIES !
And tuisTelegrapliIc News will tell the peo
ple of Astoria and k-inlt that they eau
find a Healthful and Delicious Reemxc at
THE OCCIDENT IIOTEU
THE GEM SALOON,
THE OLD CORNER,
AT AUG. DANIELSONS.
THE MINT SALOON.
" ANTONE BIELOirS.
- O. II. WINCENTS,
" ISAAC FOSTER'S.
" Dr. J. O'RRIEN'S.
" BANNISTER & HAMIFEX'S.
- l'ETER REISS
" N. JOILVNSEN'S,
" FRANK UENTILA'S.
MR. DICKEY'S.
in Astoria.
At Cnthlamel.
ATH.D. UIRNIE'S.
At Oystervllle.
AT I. S. JONES',
" I. A. ROD WAY'S.
At Ihvaeo,
AT V. R. HAYDEN'S.
J. STRAUSS, - Agent,
-FOR-
Oregon and Washington Territory.
Any orders left at the Occident Hotel, or at
Isaac Foster's, will lc promptly attended to.
THE ASTORIA
PLEASURE GARDENS
Will beo'!!
Every Saturday and Holiday
FOR
Pleasure, Fun, Exercise. Innocent Re
creation and Gaines of different hinds,
WITH
Foot Racing and Horse Racinsr
on Each Saturday.
Prizes awarded to the winner in each game.
Tlie Garden to he open to the fun loving
citizens ol Astoria and vicinity for the sea
son by W3L ORDERS & CO.
4'Go as You Please'
A walkiug match will take place at Libert v
Hall
AUGUST 10, 1881,
Fromtwo o'clock in the afternoon until two
o'clock in the nigbL
Daily 12 Hourn for 6 Iays.
J. J. Casey of San Francisco, E. E. Shaw
and J. E. Salma of Astoria, challenge Mr.
Charles Searaon for the sum of $200.
Admission, ----- 25 cents
s. davis. c. unowy.
DAVIS & BROWN,
Dealers In
General Merchandise, Dry Goods,
CKOCERLES,
And full line of Family and Campers sup
plies. Fish Lines, Hooks, etc,
ILWACO, VT.T.
Any article needed can be purcliased at
Astoria prices, and there is no need for visi
tors to bring with them many articles which
wo can supply.
Meeting of Pilot Commissioners.
THE WASHINGTON TERRITORY board
of Mot Commissioners for the Columbia
River and Bar will hold a meeting at Ilwaco.
on Thursday. July 28, 1SS1.
By order of the board.
CC-tU H.C. CO JIEGYS, Secretary.
Notice to Whom it Concerns,
NOTICE IS HiREBi GIVEN THAT I
will pay no lfioVe dbts of Ellas Schoebe'a
contracting altr tMsJtote.vrtthout a written
order from me SfzrdiNAND HANSEL.
Grays BlTenJaljT?3,iS8i.
MISCELLANEOUS. "
IMPORTANT i
32
MNOMCBfflBNT:
OFTIIK
WHITE
HOUSE
To make room for an immense stock of good
i hat are arriving by every steamer.
1 will sell for the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS
-AT-
Greatly Reduced Prices !
My entire tiHk, coiiiprMiK the latent Myles
OK -
Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Cloaks, Dolmans,
Ladies and Child rens Shoes and Slippers
ALSO:
A COMIM.KTE LINE OK
-MENS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes,
ETC.
ETC.
ETC.
Before purchasing your goods elsewhere
call in and examine my goods :md prices, as
it will pay you well for your trouble.
S. SOHLUSSEL,
WHITE HOUSE STORE,
Comer Main and Chcnanius streets-,
ASTOKIA, OREGON,
Washington "Market,
Main Street, - - Astoria Oregon
BEJIGMAX 0 BEItJlY
pESPrCTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN.
XL tion of tho miblic to tho fact that the
above Market will always bo supplied with a
FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY
FRESH AND CURED MEATS I
Which will bo sold at lowest rates, wholesale
and retail. Special attention jriven tosupplj-
ng sums.
S. GLASER & CO.,
iSueecssors to F. Sherman & Co.)
MAIN STKKirr, - ASTOKIA. OKHGON
Is prvpared to supply
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal,
Cornell ."Heals, Poultry, (.'amr, V.tc.
Also constantly on hand
Fresh Butter, Eggs, Vegetables,
SHU'S SI'ITLIED AT LOWEST KATES.
S3rFnrh sausages made every day r to
oruer.
CENTRAL MARKET.
General assortment of table stock constantly
on Hand, such as
Canned Fruits and Jelly,
Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard,
r.GGS. IUJTTER. CIIEESE.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
FISn. POULTRY AXI C.OrE
In tlie season.
CIGARS AXI TOBACCO.
Best of WIATRS AXn T.IQITORS.
AH cheap for CASH. Hoods sold on com
mission. upiosiih 1. w. case's store.
.1. KODCERS,
C. M'.IXKXWKUKi:.
im:.3i m:ovx,
lKTAl:i.l51IEn 18G5.
Leinenweber & Co.,
ASTORIA, OREGON,
TAMERS Affl) CUEBIEBS,
.Manufacturers and Importers of
ALL KINDS OF
JEA.T'JbLJbJIEi.
AND FINDINGS
Wholesale Dealers in
OIL AM) TALLOW.
SlANUFACXUnEES OF
BOOTS and SHOES
3-IIIghest cash price paid for Hales and
Tallow.
OPILES.
The undersigned Ls prepared to furnish
a large 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 SEVENTY
five In Olneys Astoria, together with
A Good. House aad TToedxhed
ron
'SIXE inJXDKED XIOliLABS.
For particulars inqulro of
M. SERBA or W. H. TWI LIGHT.
Astorlay July 11, 16SL
THE CALIFORNIA STORE,
(The Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria)
Corner Opposite the Post Office.
A CARD TO THE PATRONS OF THE CALIFORNIA STORE.
"We iiitftul how ws l iwr Mart. TO RKCFiaTE THE 1'RICES OF 1KY COODS AND CLOTHINO IN ASTOKIA. TlnVvre claim to
linve !iu ami shall continue to ilo so.
We Originate, If ever Imitate, i
rt - ' Bl
We Lead. Qlhers Follow.
Wluw rediweil pik-e- inoMrsiook. to the amount of ThhteenThoiisniHl Seven Hmnlrtil
lrtire!iRTs a f liawe to ae -Money. EeinenihtT n Dollar sHvetl i-
LADIES
one mcKss i.-oons iKiMUT:ui:xTeo.N4-.tofi:iek
ami Colored Cahniere. .Mohair:. Silk ami Wool l'lahls. Eumrest;
Clot Us. linieaihs. Came: Hair Suitings, ami a iMinutifHl mijmhv of
Ure wear Ih iiiiiihtihi for cla-Mfieati'Hi. All :it l'o.t riee.
SIXA1VI.S. LACK. r.VOKIMVKAK. Fkimtek. Hosiery.
Uueiis. MHIiimtv Cooris. I'ar.iMiK 1'aney CJimmN, All at Cost
I'riee.
CLOAK AM) Sl'BT demrtM-iit tiuiM-l
.styles of Dolnwiis. haei.. Vnus. Havelorks.
every WMTij'iMm.ai "i i rirr.
I.AUIKS. niIS21S AM '13J.I)2tr:.S SIZOKS in
Freneh Kid. IVbhie (lour. C KM. Sandals. NcwiHtri Ties. Infant
Shots, in fuel iert!iim:niiert!iininKtnail(Nt-cInv Shoe Depart
ment. I-adies :e KM. vtrv orettv and Iteatilifnl to wear, u
.specialty.
A NEW FEATURE,
In wiiiMNUH'wr ol the great increase of onlers from the Country, we wish to inform parties desiring to purcluise goods at co.s
prliv ami who areHiiaMe toatteml in persmi. that we have placed "an eltlcieut clerk in this department, who will forward samples
ami lisN ot prwes. to jktmiiis who de-sin them, and we guarantee to eery jK'rsn ordering through this department, that tney
will rccene ihe 'taMK value as if personally suporintending theii ohm purchase..
Our One Price System, Goods Marked in Plain Figures, Justice to Everyone,
Together with the Immense stoek to M-lrrt
lasiiiiHHts n:tMMi.
DIRECT ALL COMMUNIOATIOMS, LOCK BOX 248.
THE GAIIFOEETIA STORE,
(The Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria.)
Corner Opposite the Post Office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-i
GtW.mJlHCE:.,.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer"
GKR.O OB E- J R S ,
PROVISIONS, LUMBER.
ETC. TCTC,
KTC,
Fislievmeiis anuCiuiiicM'v
i
!
2STT:E:Exai:E2s
A SPECIALTY.
AGENT FOR THE
San Jose Fruit Packing Co.,
AND THE
San Francisco Chemical
ASTOKII. TI'r:V !
SEA VIEW HOUSE.
J. L. STOUT.
rilorKIliTOIJ -
North Tacifie Reach, W. T
Will be Open for Visitors July 4, 18S1.
It Is one mile nearer Ilwaio than l;Lst .season
TRBKCHJRD & UPSHUR:
DEALERS IN
SHIP QBAmhBRYn
PRO VLSI ONS,
mow,
STEEL.
GOAL,
Builders General
HARDWARE,
WAILS,
PAINTS. OILS, ETC.
AGENCY OF THE
Imperial Mills Flour and Feed.
Ohenamus Street, Near Olney,
ASTORIA. OREGON
-13,756
AND-
of tlie very latest j
and IJwii Suits of i
OUR COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT.
mint, K .1 -.ifhVifiit giianuitee th t!e wanti of all -.m he supplied and even thetnost
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALLH.V.
c. ii. p.vuk.
Page & Allen!" W THREADS
' hveors m K. s. larskx.)
Wholesale and retail dealer In
ifirooeries, -
i Glass and Plated Ware,
j
TROPICAL AND IKJMI-STIO
t
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Together with
WiOBS, LJpOrS, TOta 1 CigarS
The largest and most complete stock of
goishitheiriinetoheroHndinthecity.
Comer ofCstss and Squenioci'lie Streets,
ASTORIA. OREGON.
New and Durable Scow for Sale.
t 20x44 feet,
j Also, one new 250 B. Anchor . 7
One new 1C0 lb Anchor ;
i About Forty Fathom new Chain.
! Any one needing the above will find it
greauyio rneir aavamaee ro can linnieiii-
atelyon AV- K. TICIIENOU.
First fish station on Skipnnon, Clatsop.
Warmntv deeds. nuit claim deeds
and niortsascs. for sale at this office.
b. franbun,
UNDERTAKER,
Corner C.i-s ami Sqneniof.he streets.
ASTORIA.
OREGON
IIK.VI.KR r
WALL PAPER
AND -
WINDOW SHADES
AND
UXDEPwTAKERS GOODS.
c. e. .r ACKnf s . J. a. 3io:rrG OJI Elt V.
3PXQ!E2J5;2R.
j stove and tin store
Sole Agents for the
! Magee Standard Ranges, Etc.
' ASTORIA, - OREGON.
T-SuXXhOXESCw.
CLEANING and REPAIRING
NEAT. CHEAP AND QUICK, JVY I
GKO'USE JiOVETT. i
. t vt xirtmiM' Harbor Shoo,
SHIPPING TAGS
TnE BEST QUALITY, WILL BE SOLD
by the hundred, or by the box, printed or
plain, to suit customers, at
Thk Astoriaj office.
r - -'Iw. 1-.?S.
lzsK&fr' owj.jeJ:jjjaBV
A "WORD TO OUR OPPONENTS.
ow your Trumpets inside Out,
And Fire off your Guns.
ami Flfty-hl Dollars, thu giving iuteurteu
a Dolrar'Earneil.
GENTS
3IKSS. YOl'TlIS. AXD BOYS CIiOTiIl' DE
IAIIT3IK.VT cMiNiHt-;of a full line or French and English Dl
.iKfuinis. Sutiteh Tw eetls and Cheviot . I'.lat'k Doeskins and Droad-i-loths,
l'lam and Faiiev Cassimeres, in liijht and dark colors, all
at Cost lriet.
3! ATS AXI) CATS, in ail stUs and eolOM, at Cost Price.
BOOTS AXI) SllOKS of Eastern. California, and Orejion
Matiufai'turers. ;t les than cost of manufacture.
"KXTK FI'1IXISHIS 4SOODS IKPAUT3fP.XT
eiHiilsts of tiH' ery latest .st les of White and Colored Dress Shirts,
Collars. Necktie. S-arfs. Studs Cuff lhittons. Suspenders, lloie.
rmlershirts. Drawers Ovorshirts. Overalls and Jumpers, at
Cost Price.
. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS A SPECIALTY.
Trunks. VhIImk. Satchels', and all kinds of Portmanteaus.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Barbour's
Salmon Net Twine.
Cotton Seine Twine,
Cork and Lead Lines,
Cotton Netting, all sizes.
Seines Made to Order,
Fiax and Cotton Twine,
Fishing Tackle, etc.
BARBOUR BROTHERS,
51 1 market Street, San Franelflco
HENRY DOYLE & Co.. Managers.
MKS. H. A. DERBY
MASONIC HALL. - ASTORIA. OREGON.
Will open her new stock
On Tlmrsflay, Maj 5th, 1881.
Consisting of
A FINK ASSORTMENT OP
V Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves
I
i Warranted to he the hest in the market.
i
Also, a larjte a.ssortnient or
,nfans Wearand Ladies Dres-
' elnn annoc
A large variety of
NEW MILLINERY GOODS
Purchased by herself
j Hats, Bonnets. Velvets,
w vi
oailiiS, niuugns, IXUUJUllgS
'
Collars, Etc., Etc.,
. MAIN STREET. - ASTORIA. OREGON.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
IlFVrovSTRKKT, NK.VR PwVRKEK HOUSE,
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LiND iRURIffB BNOINBS
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
A. D. Wass, President.
.1. ( J. ritisTLER, Secretary.
I. Vf. Case, Treasurer.
John Eox, Superintendent.
First Street Bridge Saloon.
HENRY ROTHE,
DEALER IN FINE "WINES. LIQUORS
Beer, Cigars, and best brands of
KENTUCKY TVHISKY,
lW South First street, Fortxat, Oregon'
2S-Best San Francisco Tool Table on the
, premises.
j J
t. ir. nATcn.
HATCH & BARCLAY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 20 California St., San Francisco, Cal.
i COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LETTER HEAD PAPER,
"PRINTED OR PLAIN, Ol? THE BIST
jl quality at
The Astorun oSc?.
f
t.