0- sk& ' ' & " irt, Mi ew. 3:T , j;.4 Vol. xvi. Astoria, Oregon. Sunday iMornin;, October 10. L881 STa K Hops of the Puyallup. Talkiogof the Puyallup country a correspondentof the Vancouver In dependent says that when the sea- son for hop picking arrives, the ca- . noes of the Indians look like small fleets on the bay or river. About two thousand peisons are required to do the work of picking, and the Indians flock to the hop dis trict from every quarter to get a chance to earn some money, and they consider this season as their harvest time, which it is in reality. Their mode of living has quali fied them for the work of picking hops. They come to the hop yards with all their earthly possessions, including not only their squaws and pappooses, but their dogs, I vau unu gftu uuuj itivi ivwivi They pitch their tents within con- concluding an article entitled venient distance of their work, . Which will be our Market," the and it is a sight to see the women Dalles Times says: "As a matter carrying pappooses on their backs, 0f course, Eastern Oregon would they and the children doing ail the I 1, see a iargej populous city work, while the noble warrior j built up in this sJ"ate tjian al puge himself, disdaining labor, is not Sound, and would therefore favor too proud to take the wages earned I c;tiier portlnnd or Astoria, all by them, and struts around with things bejng pquai T5utj tieUj jf great dignity of manner and con- the Sound offers us a more avail descends to drink or gamble-away i ablc marKet, on account of its nat the earnings of the let us say it , ural advantages as a harbor for in sober truth better half of his deep sea vesseihj wt. sh:iH consult bosom. But who could find fault? our owl, interests by sending our Is he not "big Indian?" Is he not produce there. A "free river, as "nature's nobleman f 1 am sorry ttiat it is not in my ; power to givti accurate stausuuui information concerning the hop culture of the Puyallup bottoms. It is supposed that the hops ex- ported from this valley bring in ! does not offcr a moro avaiiaDle return not far from $250,000, which j market. jfc js ty no ,neans ti,e in. would indicate that about fifteen , tenti0 0f The Astokiax to de- -ie" ?iKr?i aCrGS arG ?ulti" j preciate the natural advantages of . vated in' this Staple. "The price 'puget Sound. VTe recognize all has been good this fall, being f rom that itb most zeaious advocates fifteen to seventeen cents, and the. clu-im for it jt would bo foolish maicattons are that it win go higher. 1 he hops are largely ex- jusdy says. A free river win ported to San Francisco, and in afford c,eapt.r meallS of transpor fact to many parts of the world, j tatlon to a Oregon sea port." We see that a largo amount has jThere is no theory) no supposition been shipped to New Zealand. - about tWs thIng It is a fact The markets of the whole Pacific tja :f inn,r ,. :t nn 9,-,j ocean islands are open, and this industry may go on increasing with tolerable certainty of dispos ing of its products at remunera- uve rates. i.ne crop in i... ir,cp&sjtv for any spread eagk. de. is the largest ever gathered, and claniation, nor literary skv-roclcets; the quality superior. The climate slmply a plail)j clear"0xposition of is highly advantageous for this the cae as it now stands. crop by reason of the cool atmos ohere, the absence of hot, scorch ing sunshine, and especially by ( leam that several newspa the long time afforded to do the ! l)er ventures, that have been par picking, as frosts rarely prevail ', ticularly fortunate so far, are now before the middle of October. preparing to come out as troug - anti-monopoly organs, and ealcu- Tne Panama Canal. The Eastern nress reports that the workmen on the Panama canal doubt if such ventures can suc are dying like sheep, that the sick- . ceed, because a discrimating pub ness is widespread, that very little lie demands something more than attention or medical care are given pretense. To be useful a news- to the sick, and that numbers of paper should be consistent and not new graves are made daily. This seek popular hobbies to ride. It news will not be surprising to any is a sign of exhaustion when a pa one who ever crossed the Darien ' tieut has to have new blood forced Isthmus, in the rainy season, into his veins. The Farmer is no Three days are sufficient to kill a sensational publication, and has no strong man, after the fever strikes new position to take concerning him, and without the fever there ' "monopoly." It has always been are plenty of diseases to prostrate plain and outspoken for the rights northern men. It will not be of the people, and always will be strange if, from this cause alone, so, but it is not disposed to be the. attempt to construct the canal come rabid at any time. Of course will have to be abandoned. The we all watch with jealousy the railroad across the Isthmus had no progress of Mr. Villard's enter very heavy work; but to buid it . prises, and producers have a nat cost the lives of more than'6,000 . ural fear that a combination so men. The old saying used to be: ' powerful will be intolerant, but so "There's a dead man for every tie . far there is little reason for com on the road." If it cost 0,000 lives l plaint, and in his speeches made to grade a railroad track, how on the Sound and elsewhere, since many "will be exacted before an his late arrival, Mr. Yillard talks excavation sufficient to permit the freely on all matters and makes largest ocean-going ships to sail handsome promises of liberal treat through, and to meet and pass ment. He was not obliged to talk each other in the artificial channel, of these matters as he has, and his shall be made? It will require an announcement of his intended pol "army as-large as Napoleon started icy has more force because it is so for Moscow with. In the building of the road, a trial of the different j nationalities was made, to see ! which could best resist the climate, ! i u - .1 ...- Rnllv nmnnlatarl mr . i r 1 by State of Maine men, and Ja-j mnio.'i nwrrni's. The Irish laborers j 1 who wont there died more rapidlv I .. l than any other rationality. There is something wor?e than the Mon-1 roe doctrine in Do Lessep's way, and that is the prostrating climate of the Isthmufc, which is not only fatal to tho lives of men, but which, in a few weeks, makes men indif ferent to the .-uffering of others. The Isthmus looks very lovely to j the person who rides across it in the ears, but it is a region of death, and nothing more. Help It Along. before slated, will afford cheaper ,neans of transportation to an Ore gon seaport, and give us an open highway for our commerce, and that is what this section most ear nestlv desire.' But the Sound to otherwise. But, as the Times! . ... ...fe, .. .... v.w...wu. fact by such candid representation and united effort on the part of the press as will illustrate its de- sirability and necessity. No ne Sensible. jate on luatillg tj,eir way witj, tj,e j , public on that sensation. We I entiiely voluntary. Some faith may be put in a man who pursues a bold policy and promises crt ' . fairly, more especially Mnce it is nnlv (nmiiinii coni.a tn rAinrni-p. f 1 1 i" i i .1 "''And oh! toivnrda the widow and or-, as he plainly does, that unless the people prosper the railroads can-. not do so. If Mr. Yillard carries j . 1 - - 1 1 1 out his freely given pledges there ' will be no reasonable cause for . . , .. , ., . , complaint, and if he fails to do so I and pursues an oppressive policy, j then the anti-monopoly views OIL. , , -- , , , , J I Then, when our !iuuen'ii iii'nini the people, will certainly be assert- quiver - '. ed, but we cm afford to wait audi see. Willamette Farmer. It is such an easy tiling to bet cynical, we wonder that any sen sible or ambitious man should choose a manifestly easy road to eueap uduuuuuii. .m xuu, nu be a cynic. And a great many! rlc ;ro. nvnmc VfU thnt tuv I . "... . make the best, which are the worst, j cynics; but they do very well well enough to make everybody in their company decidedly uncom fortable, which appears to be the ffreat aim of the cynics life.' of the When a man does a good deed, ! . . I you supply a base motive for i Attribute his benevolence to sel-! fibiiii. Iiih niftv tn livnnrrkv .1 . , ... .. . ." . J I his sociability to political motives, his public spirit to a desire for notoriety, den' the very existence of purely good, unselfish motive to any other man than yourself, and you have started on the road to develop into a good cynic. In a little cemetery near Sleila cooin, says the Pierce county News, where in former years the bulwarks of our liberty found rest from war and its toils, are the! remains of commissioned and-nonr commissioned officers and privates, some of whom served their coun try long and faithfully, doing good service especially in Indian cam paigns. The inscriptions upon the headboards which mark theirgraves are nearly obliterated by time and its storms, and -ere long no trace will be left of the whereabouts of these buried soldiers. Before it is too late would it not be well for the proper military authorities to provide tombstones to mark the places where lie the remains of tliOHe dead heroes. Tn order to secure her new iki- in oruer to secure ncr m w. ssions on the Pacific coast with-1 sessions out an army, Russia has perfected ! a scheme locating 40,000 families' in the Amoor country. 1 lie clt- m ; , lo.icof niwl tliA nil mate is very pleasant, and the soil rich and productive. The induce- 1 .... ments are such as Avill take swarms f nlnn;cfc n tliof Innnlit Il K UlUHim. lJ fc...w wv..- f Truth has discovered that the Americans are an ingenious peo - pie. " Finding that the boxes in which American apples were sent in such large quantities to Eng land were afterward of Kttle use, they now pack the apples i cofiins, which command a ready sale. A pretty woman was dangerous ly ill at Rising Sun, Tnd., and the physician promised to cure her if she would desert her husband and elope with him. The bargain has been carried out on both sides. Plenty of it: The Ceylon sponge fisheries are said to be nearly ex hausted. Thank heaven we have an inexhaustible supply in our na tive bar-rooms. Knowledge seems isolated and barren unless accompanined by love of all men and trust in our common brotherhood. The good man bears with the faults of others very patiently: the bad man bears with his own in the same way. The lilies of the field "toil not, neither do thev spin," but they I have their blow out, just the same. the x.mo.v. tosi. tWrittenfortheDliLY A"jToi:f.v.j e mourn inr me nooie uep.irieu; - .. .- . .1- . .1 , The pattern, me jn3tnna me Drnve For the aged and heartbroken mother, Forlorn ai her cherished tine's cnive. . pliaiis Our hearts in stronu bvmtmhv warn. 1 For we know ot.the grief they must , suller For him nh v.-l( eVel. rctu, ... . We bnwasa liationm Miimw. NVe weep (A.r ti,e n,artVr l.iid lw. We shudder to Think of the craituro With eojiUictin-eiiiotjoiia wo fwl, I ny uitt veie u uenin To our Fathers' "ron is mystical river, ut (id' let m kneel. Let us kneel and implure Him to :ti.l ur To strengthen the baud ut the helm, For hreakero ahead seem to threaten j Our proud.slup.ofstate to o'erwhehn. , . , fnl- tered To bend to the Beiiur abo Vnr rmci nru wo told that h. niiii. I ,lim.D(i o. ,in..i,t-,i n;a ;,.i;n;i, i.w Tlie wonderful courage and calmness With tiJiich the ordeal ho passed, Weie loni of the faith that sustained 1 him, ! 1-Jf frn;hil in (riiditit tin' lint I-t 1,ot llia ul-a,i,1': Ul fruitlov. T.r.f liii mniitln mum na lisftnil. That we, whether West or in anyui.-h, Slay trust in the same mighty Friend. : o ueertcrt tiiiscnastisemciit, uromoiw, We were rushing tooyheeule33h ii; oh! let ns rusolru in the future To resemble, the hero that' "one. 1'urnIslieU JtooniK to lift At Mi. Munson's lodging 1iihm Take Xot lee. On after this date an additional .10 cents per cord,, will he charged on all orders for sawetHvood not accompanied bvthe caiitatGrftrs wood 3 aid. Jttlv ----- Xotiee to the 1'ublie. & Burnetts foeoalue. ., . . . .. ,. . , hor l'reruature Loss or the Hair-V . Philadelphia!! h Opinion. i One year ago m hair eommeiieul , falling out until L was almol bald, j After using Cocoaine a Tew montjis. 1 , have now a thick growth of new hair. , y ciiv 1 :! i 11 ... vt . !ilw..i.C.V.. Ilurnetts Mavnring Extracts, always 1 stamlard. WHlIamsport Property. (ireat bargains arc now offered iu the j eilv of AVIllininsnorf, for :mv nerniis wishing lo locate from one lot to fie ing lo locate from one lot to lie' ;. It is well adapted tor gaidens.- r ranches or pleas.mt homes; well acres. dairv elevated, .situated one mile Miuth of Astoria on loiing.s lm. with a good Rratletl road to the place. Kor hirther; . informatioit cnll ut my reshh-ne.- near, the cemetery. John Wim.iwi-ow Peruvian Hitter.. I'lacliont IvuIta The Count Cinehon was the Jjpanbh j Viceroy In Peru in UK. The Countess, hJ(, . was j,rOsfral0j ,,y a it0rmit- i tent fever, from vlileli slit v:l freed hy the. use of the nntlve remedy, the IVrtt-f ivlan bark. or. as it was called in tin . laticuaso tf the eount lancuace of the eountr, -Qiiinquina. Grateful for her reeoer. on her return ; to Europe iu Jl.-. she nitrodlteed the J remedy in Spain, when- it was 1 knmvn . . under Mirioiis name.-., until l.iuu.eiiti ; canPli jt cinchona, in honor of the laily who hail hrouphl them that v. hieli wiwi more precious than the ffold of the Incas.j To this day. after a lapc of two hun-- dred and fifty year, .science ha ni ven us nothing to take its place, lt elfectti-! ally cures a morula appetite tor stimu lants, hy restoring the natural lone or the stomach. 1 1 attacks excessive o e of liquor as it doc a fever, and destroys hoth alike. The powerful tonic irtue of the Cinchona is preserved in the Peruvian Bitters, which arc as ehVclh e ni-Mif-tcf in olo fin I frti! t-jlnv nc tliOV wero in the days of the old- Spanish Viceroys. t'e guarantee the inaredi- ffiHfyv'uSSlli'uS best hitter in the world. -1 he prool 01 the pudding Is in the eatinir." and we willingly ahide this le-d. For sale by all druggist.'', grocers and liquor dealers. Order it. A cough, cohl or sore throat should he stopped. Xegleet frequently results in an incurable lung disease or consump tion, iirown's Brorchial troches do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but act directly on the in flamed parts, allaying irritation, give relief in asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh, and the throat troubles which singers and public speakers are subject to. For thirty years Brown's bronchial troches liave been recommended by physicians, and always "give perfect satisfaction. JIaving been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an en tire generation, they have attained well merited rank among the few staple remedies of the age. .Sold at 2.1 cents a oox cvervwlierc. The Peruvian syrup has cured thou sands who were suffering from dyspep sia, debility, liver complaint, boifs, hu mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph lets free to any address. Seth W.Fowlf & Sons, Boston. -viier mis (laie-tuen win ue n iiiuir has ma(ltJ lt universally known as a safe ,f,.ur$a!lJ,rnC1? b(ier, ?,y,yiur lh0 and reliable, agent to "employ. Against Mint balnim. Nothing hut MikcMyeisn,, coW Meh afe th(rronnin celebraled Astoria I.rewery I Jeer will , 1IPIS(lf more serious disorders, it acts lie kept. Opposite the Oregon llailuaj p(,t,ih ., sUlt.h always relieving and Xavigatione.mpans dork. . Mifferiiia. and often avingIife. The Xotire. i-Ju:treveipd per stQauiev Columbia. a line lot of eastern ovsters, which will j ..bo served up in tirstrelass stvle at Ros- vol's. Occident block. i ateru OyntorH. Another fine lot of Eastern Oysters l1 .ro,,,'i.v:nI. ilt IJoeqe?. per steamer (reon. Occident blnek. ISt-Irk! ISriclc? Brick! I ha e on li.itut a !arc amount of briek j lor silent from So to S8 per thousand. I Call :uii evu mine, near Astoria ceme- ie! . .lonx W u.r.i v.Moy. i'Kolre'Valley Frnlc. : C:tpt..l. II. I). Cra has just leeeived 1 a choice lot of pears and anules. frei I fQin the ojelianU of l'olk and .Marion .counties, whleh v. HI be ;nld in lots to ! uit inn.-Si.Her. Slicrm:itH;;roH. Ebcprt-H Will receive orders at the store of 1.. W. Case lor upper Aitorla or any other, Jf lh, rji Leave jourrs .on t leuiieiiio. hut in all 'X'liit About It is all nothing. Facts nrove that 1 1 ki the best beer in Astoria, the regu-1 , at" A,a!'J ,!:r- ,so u.,e Renume A I- ban Itottled Keer kept always on hand. UHAS. URATIvt . JSoscoers St'v I'lnce. j ltuscoe. the popular caterer, 'unites 'all his old patrons, and as many new i ones a um he pleased to make him a ! iMr. toeall at his new Ice Cream Sa loon, on Chenamtis street. Occident hotel l.lork. which h; hn Just litte.l up '" Jirst lstI -Kin" of the Hlood is notaVurco." but in all disorders attributable to nn . purity of blood and ii defective eireula- lion, nothing el-e equals its eft'eer. Set? j advertisement. ' llae Wistar haNam of wild cherry j n!v.it at hand. It eures coughs, colds, ' bronchitis whooping eough, croup, In- lltienza. consumption, and all throat and 1 luiur com plaints.' Scents and$l a hot tie. In the Wlinle Kintory of 31eillfinr Xo preparation has ever performed c" marvelous eures. or maimaineu .so ;Pj:ctoi:ai., which is recognized as the viir!iP! riMiiPilv fnr fill iltrnci: nf tli throat and luiurs. Its long-continued series of wonderful eures in all climates proteetion it affords, by its timely use in J"roli :,, -", Vfera, makes it an uivaluabli remedv to be kept always on hjiml in t.v,.,v ,,-.. x0 per.son can affurd lo In- without it, and thos,. who hav,. ,,,.,. , R nmr wUL From tm.jr klM,wli-ilgc ur its comnosition and ,.,r t physicians use the Ciiekrv i,.ctorai. extensively in their practice. and clergymen recommend it. It is I absolutely certain 111 its remedial effects, , ....,1 ,i. ....... r.. ...w.rn nmo 0m i.r.n.i.. Kon i.vi.E i:v vt.r. oEALirns. .n?f'F.l.LANEOUS. - .-, -.- meim. Vfj W$h$i PIND ' v v WJL S HW 'fill:- FINEST AND BEST LINE' lr BOOTS AND SHOES.' . r llitt lnttt add tlnest ol 1 EATS axd CSS. Thu Mini coinplf le Uvsortlilclit of Forcsan. Domestic Cloths and Gassimeres At Hi Inurt umikei prices at M n wANt,c nfl- u EVAta 1 Of Men-hunt Tailors EstabUshmcnt. . ilahr Street. A-torta. J ( HCN T H 4 I j V 4 II K WV tljrt ' UA,J 4AUJUjJ' 0" !,n,, M10h Csimifri Fririfs and Jell.v, Bacon. Hams. Shoulders, Lard, VAUiS. B5TTKK. OIir.KSi:. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, t'XSSl. J'on.TKY "! iA.11F In t!ii season. 'i;aiss ax: tobacco. All cheap I.r CASH. I'.ooiU soM on com iiilsslnn. (ipiiuMh 1. W. Case's btore. J. EOIMJEl. Washington TSarket, Main Street, - - Astoria Oregon IlKKGM.iy tC JSISUJIY EKsl'KCi'Kn.l CALL THE A1TE.S. tion ef tlie iiu'olio to the fact that the above Market Kill alwnys be Bnnplicd iritb n FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY FRESH AND CURED MEATS 1 Which will be sold at lowest rates, wholesale and retail. Special attention given to fupplj ax ships. illSCELLANEOUS. G A pnrn p, T?XjTf'31?'r r-Ki U A Ct JJ JLHAvlUliiN, ASfORIA. - OREGON. , The Pioneer Machine Shop BLACKSMITH SHOP Boiler Shop Tl?. -)g-jf "'Qs All kinds of ENGINE, CANNERY, AV1 STEAMBOAT WORK Profnptly attended to. A specialty nimte of repalitug . Tr-n-r-r7- iMnr. CA NERY DIES, ,.NKAi: KINNEY'S ASl'OKIA FISHERY. ASTORIA IRON WORKS. Bextov isTnr.i.r. Nr-vn Paukkk Hovsk, ASTOitl.V. - OREGON. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. LlKDtflljIftllVE BNGIffBS Boiler Work, Steamboat Work, and Cannery Work a specialty. A. IX AVass, President. J. . IIc.sti.er, Secretary. I. W. Casjj, Treasurer. JonxFox, Superlnteadent. WILLIAM EDGAR, Corner Main and Chonamus Streets, ASTOUIA u OREQ021. SKALCS C CIGARS AND TOBACCO. The Celebrated -JOSEPH RODCERS fcSONS GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM nnd other English Cutlery. FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Meershaum Pipes, etc. A line stock of WatchuM unit Jewelry. Mnxsle uud CSreech Iioadiue Miot Cuiih and JtlHe.s, JtcvolverM. PlstolK, and Anininnltlou MAKIXK CJJjAMHFJ. . -0 ALSO A FINE iiortim'nrof line SPEtTAPLKS nnd EYE '"- I P. JACKISH J. A. ilOXTOOMKKV. PIONEER STOVE AND TIN STORE Hole Agents for the Magee Standard Ranges, Etc, ASTOUIA. - OKEGON. SAW FRANCISCO National Brewery "Beer Depot. max waonei:. ASTOUIA. OUEfiOX. AOEXT Is prepared now to deliver beer to hb cus tomers In the city with his own convpance. IT IS GUARANTEED THAT THIS BEER WILL NEVER SOUR. CAN BE KEPT FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME. l'l'Ieen per Barrel or Thirty al Ions SS OO lies Quantities per Thirty Gallon .. 9 OO One 3 Gallon Kee 1 30 ""Send In j our order?. il.VX WAGN'EK, At the Great Eastern, I. W. CASE, IMI'OUTKK AND WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL DEALEU IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE Corner Chenaraus and Cass streets. ASTORIA - - OREGON vtfw .-upp?,..w,r '""fci " BUSINESS CABDS.- "Ct C. HOUDEX. - . itpTARY PUBLIC, "' AUCTIOXEEB, COJiiaSSON ANI SURAKCE AGENT. ' ' j a. Mcintosh. MERCHANT TAILOR, Occident Hotel Bulldbg; , ASTORIA --- OREGON TITK8. R, A. COBWI.V DRESS MAKING AND SEEING. CHEN'AMUS ST., ASTORIA, Opposite Mrs. Sanson's-Lodging' House. . asCuttinaad fitting, and paper patterns rom measuiemenl. f. T. BAROLVY. T. H..BATCa. HATCH & BARGLAY, COilMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 20 California St., San Francisco, Cat. TK. M. D. JEXXIXGB, PHYSICIAN. AND S0RQ1ON. Graduate University of Virginia, 1S68 Physician to Bay View hospital, BalttaoM' City.l3e9-';o. Office In Page & Allen's ihalldhig, up stalts, Astoria. p cn.wu, M. D, "physician AND SUKGEON, Roam Xo. 3. Asteriaa Svildlajc. IU? STAIBB.) c KKSiDEiicE Corner of Bentoa aad Court streets, Astoria, Oregon. JAY TUJTTIiE, M. . PHYSIcfAN AND SUBGEON, Office Orer the "VThlte Hossc Store. Kksioexok Next door to Mrs.tMaBaoa boardh) hoase, Chenanias street, Astorl Oregon. ' 5 Xjl P. HICKS. PENTIST, ASTORLA, - - OREGON. Rooms In Allen's building up stairs, corac of Cass and Sqemocqae streets. J. Q. A. BOWLBY. ATl'OBNEY,AT LAVi.. Cnenaajus Street, &&OXIA. ORSQOA ATTOINp; CAW, ODlce over rage & Allen's store, Cass steeei Q If. BAir & CO., OEALKB IK DoerK. WlBdaws, Jillate, Tra nesg, Iicuaber, Ste. All kind of Oak Lumber. Glass, Boat Ma terial, etc. Steam Mill near Weston hotel. Cor. Qeo e lve and Astor streets. W1XI.IA1ML fBY, PKACTICAL BOOT Aim jSHOE MAKER. CiiRXAMua Street; opposite A&er's Boo store, - Astobja., Obsook. tar- Perfect fits guaranteed AU -won warranted. Give mo a trial. AU order promptly tilled. dealer la FA3IIIY GKOCEKIES, NA1XS, lUHJL FEED AZ3 HAT Casa paid for country produce. Small profits on cash sales. Astoria, Oregon, cor ner of Main and Squemocqhe streets. J. H. D. GEAY, Wholesale and retail dealer lo. ALL KINDS OF FEED, Hay, Oats, Straw, We, Etc General storage and Wharfage on reason able terms. Foot of Beaton street. Astoria Oregon. Lot and Improveme&ts for Salt. LOT EIGHT, IJT BLOCK SEXENTY Qve hi Olueys Astoria, together with A Good Heaso am 4 lVe4a1id yoE MXK HIT.VDKED D9LI?AB8. Tor paitleulan Inquire of M. SERKA or W. H.TWIUGHT. Astoria, JjUy.H. 1881. T. G. JRAWLINGS, Wholesale, and retail dealer in California Fruits, etc Vegetables, Etc. Fresh Fruit and Vgtfots ON HAND EVERY DAY. . Main street, opposite Loebs" clothing store. BOWLING ALLEY, GEO. HILL, PROPRIETOR Entrance on Chenaraus Street. Astoria, Ogn. The. best qualltr oflaefl.-LlQuore aod Cigars, and the beat Alley in Oregon. , tr -v vS