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; -11:) Wmm tmmn. Vol. XYL Astoria, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, October L8, 1881. So. 15. Indictment of Guiteau. . . .,... .. ... v aslunston dispatch ol the 1 . . 14th known that the arraignment of ! nu 4. n . i . w- , ......, 0w, i... - j 3e ieelin- of K place a very intense curiositv and interest fested. There was an unusual dis- i imneu l uoa,te ol ,l UI,U ,,,u" plav of police force about the jo's home am under de shadder court room, although there were a !of dealh lloan' lean on ,le fonce large number of detectives present j an' ,ook t0 IIebben fur rehef' If not uniformed. At n quarter past ' Ps6e 8' a flnl,sir J h ,l ol,u F 11 o'clock the soldiers took seats lend it or give it or make Vm take a the, lawyers' table, and imme- ic ftn' ir 1eahpn ,lops an-vfin-diatelv afterward the door of the J furder daV oxU"'u W,l0n yOU witness room opened and gave en- j read dat it am easy to speak kind trance to Marshal Henry and two '0 Jist 1('ilcA ,llt l! am alsode deputy marshals, having between I cheapest way in de world to help them and hustling along the bowed ybiir. Turnips unquoted at and cowering figure of a man for forty con,s a hushe1' kmtl wort,s whom thev made way to a eat ,i:ive " wa,,le m lh markvt- L(1 reserved for him beside his conn-1 us "w atta(,k (1l r0-'lftr or,Itir of sel. Then one of the guards un-; ,),i'-,lPv' locked his handcuffs, giving the j Mapbe So. - . prisoner the use of his hands. Uui- J teau seemed broken down in health j and uncared "for in person. His dark clothes were rusty and shabby, and his whole person pre- sented a miserable, neglected ap- j """S as l,,e Sreai rans-onu-pearance. After the excitement . l,etal Ka,ll(1 Company, is not had subsided, District Attorney , ono of aoyed bliss. Of course Corkhill rose and addressed thej-t is hardly possible for a poor judge. He said the Grand Jury t devil of a "wWPr reporter, of the District of Columbia has in-. w,, if railroad- were celling for dieted Charles J. Guiteau for the a C('nt eacl, couldn't buy a fish murder of James A. Garfield. The bar to Set at the true inwardness prisoner is in court. I ask that I of such g'ffantic afiairs as the he be arraigned and required to plead to the indictment prisoner was ordered to ski The , and The ',., ... a,i ....! ...wi i 1m.-i.,.ljuiuu:.iiUauuiU,aiiuji in a languid manner obeyed. the iudictnient. The prisoner stood with his head most of the time inclined to the right shoulder, eyes J half closed or wholly so, hands crossed as if still handcuffed, and his general air that of a sickly ap pearance. The reading occupied nearly half an liour, and during all that ;time Guiteau hardly once changed his attitude or bearing, and barely opened his eyes. He did not manifest the slightest de gree of interest for the court. The Lime-Kiln Club. "I saw in de papers de odder J day," began the old man nfter carefully wiping the top of hi head, "a leetle item 'bout speakin' kind words to our feller-men as we trabble de highway of life. Dat's easy 'nuff to do, an' a mighty cheap tway of scrubbin' 'long, but I doan1 want nobody to practice it ou me. If I use men right, dey will use me right, an' we kin trade .kind words. If you meet a man in de gutter, doan' stan' on side walk an' tell him dat you am ready to bust wid sorrow, an' dat you solemnly wish he wouldn't do so auy mo.' Stan' him on his feet an' start him fur home, an7 let his wife an de poker run de kind word bizness, or hunt fur a purleeceman an' have drunkard boosted for sixty days, If you meet a poo"1 man whos'wife am lyin' dead in de house doan wipe yer eyes an' rat tle yer chin an' tell him you'd jine de funeral purceshun if you only had a mule. "Walk right down inter yer west pocket fur half yer week's wages to help pa' fur de coffin an' odder expenses. If you meet a feller-man who am out of wood an' meat an' flour an' has a broken arm to excuse it, doan' pucker yer mouth an' tell him dat de Lawd Avill provide. De Lawd doan' furnish purvishuns fur dis market. - Instead of 'dropptn' a tear of -sorrow on de doah-step, stop aroun' to de wood yard an' de grocer's an' lay down de cash to feedjm' warm de family fur a fort night. " "When I meet alettle gal who clerk said, " Is your name Charles J are awe to .earn that the uregon opportunities to cans of nitro-H vcerine fnmM.nder ' SV. reogu'ized VlVe ! J. Guiteau?" The prisoner as-1 Trans-Continental Railroad Com- r have been bridesmaid v r t V W? ft.r all UiSeasts of thel astokia 1 . . t j- . many. 1 nae neen unuesmam a forty-five feet of water ami mx "1 thuot and hums. It-, long-continueil ' sented by a nod. - pany consists of a syndicate or-; , . , , mvself -with?, "i . v 1 ..'.-rii-s or uoiuU-rfuinues in all climates mi i , i i i i I i r .1 e .score oi limes, i asK mseit -witii; nnid, at Winnipeg, seiiouslv said . imsin'ideit iiniLrtlu known -is a .-nr. ninino The clerk then moceeded withiffanizca for the purpose of seeur-1 ... . 4, . -, . . , j ,' . . . - -i- iiaNiii.m h mu.p..ui Known as a an r a o? xiic uon iiiv.il inji.i.i-iic iiiiu & i j . whinh nnf nf tlin. hpaiitiful o-irlc ' ornrtrl.liv If thi.ir tMiiiiIic nv..rv :ili(l riMiahle uirciit In (Minilov. Af?ninr.f ! OlVinilO ias lost her doll-baby, or a leitle j .hnv whn !; stubbed his toe. 1! J . . , . ' I t-nra 'm nr n mv ft'ttw mi5 wine i .1 !.,! .-., ..! r.- ,... .lrrr I ueir ii-iiie uursea an .i vm unii "id a handful of peanut When T ineet a bidder who am out of wood, an old man who has bin J . .. . i--t i.:.. .. Froin the current talk on the streets it would appear that the life of u bloated bondholder or stockholder, even in such a big i . i . . . . ni. i-i aoovc-memioneu corporation or 10 . fathom the designs of the ''Veiled! i ronnet who -controls its onera-' ing a controlling interest in the entire transportation facilities of the Northwest, including the North ern Pacific and the Oregon Rail wa' and Navigation Company, and a considerable amount of the stock was subsc nent capitalists appears that late ment has been 1 , . . , - iunds for carrying out the plans of A, . , . , , ,1 lirtlrlfti'C: tn riia flirt naAcoiMi iiuu-. u.cuh., iiat wMilflin t 4h:ni, voll i.nr.yV J h.iV im. ,i: i ?...i !.... .. i Mich iimnelous cun, or maintained so a rf-w !- . . VI r W Mil r.MWIUI Klirill tlttll ' - m a I ..;i. r. i .: u" IUCI, nvM,,r ",l """S"S -'' alter tins da e an p.i.niioi.al hi- v. ,"-,"";, :"' , ni..o ! """'"" "J i-i..u.- , , r ;f rtllfirto ,.,.,.. cents per cord will lie rliarctii on all ;., . I,..:1 . ..'; V.' ,.'.:..,.,: 1.. i.,...,,,, .,.,-., o "' ..--r -r "i'i " "iijf ii - aiiu-cierKvnien. iwomineim ir. it ! evied on the stock-! ....?' ' .-.i .1. ,.. 'and will alwa. cure where cures hi c t wtu ouiiie.siocu , . . , , - . p .i... .Notice to tic l.u.lle., , ,,i!.l.. i WtxtvU n t . ' t .of which lies the mvstenotis land. i fltiUerorextritcmentainonsftliinorol , . , ' . . ntiil cniiin liiir trfif r-.nf 111 thai .wealthy, and considerable squeal-1 . , . liii uir :un0iig the minor stockholders in this city. "We hear of one, a prominent official of the company, who sold a piece of properly for $4,500, for which two months since he refused $G,000, in order to pay his shot; and of another, a large stockholder, whose assessment j amounts tohU,00()5 who was con-;sioufor ethnologists ancl lluniani. strained to borrow f 100,000 to ; Jn seneral it is claimed supplement Ium loose change to j that sohCrness, industry, immunity make up the amount. .-Some of! from war or oti.L.r ,.:vni;sturh:iep ii. ,- i,i, !. r .... .nnl the numerous holders or Mnaller j amounts of stock have been seii-; ousiy incommoded hy this call on j revei,sed. jv reasoI1 of these pre their purses and have been obliged I sumabie a(lva'ntaires and the rai.id to rustle and raise their quotas in ways best understood b' shrewd financiers. In consequence of this assessment the stock very natu rally took a tumble and now, instead of being above par can be purchased in the market at sixty cents. This necessarily has had its effect on the money market and an unpleasant stringency is perceptible, which will no doubt be speedilj' overcome and no fears need be entertained but that the necessary funds will be available to move our wheat crop as rapidly as the necessary tonnage can be obtained. A number of parties who were solicited to take stock in the trans-continental under the inducement that they could be got in at par and that the stock would ! go up to 1 oO or 1 25 at least, as soon as the arrangements were made public, but who declined, are now congratulating themselves on their astuteness and luokv es cape. Portland Standard. Wheat It is uiilicult m the nresent dav ,. , to realize the iact that wheat was ;it flllo limp li tiL-i, i ifii tii Amnpii!ia .... ..... ....... ............... yet prior to the discovery of this continent by Columbus there was t no cereal in Am erica appreaching: in nature to the wheat plant. Jt j was not until 1530 that the wheat! crop found its way into Mexico,; and then onlv bv pIihiu-p A ;!-, ve . ami then onlj hy chance. Asl.ue of Cortez found a few ununs of' . A . i-ii wneai in a parcel oi rice aim tueii ,, , ,. i ri.n;vn....i.'...tt Atikinasor . ,.,'.- . , : state. Tin gentleman was lirt iimre allc Fruit. j, ah hums oi showed them to his master, who . , ", I , . ..... 7. . IT31Tnttx,i a r wwTmTr , , ., . . , , ,,,, attraetel !iv the preilv face, and am.l .II. 1). Gni has just ivceiw.1 ENGINE. CANNERY ordered them to be planted. 1 he ' . . .. I a rliiiin-lot of pi-ais ami nniili. fiw,h J vtA1 A1 Jxlt x j result showed tlnr who-it would : n,'xl -V her cal,iu";1y ffr li'eilniff rwm the nn-liauls r INilk ami Marlon " -.vxn- result Showed that wheat would- . .11(.! counties, whieh will be sold la lots lo thrive on Mexican soil, and to-dav mm' " uho ant liHba.l.llit im.hnS01s. STEATVTROAT WOPTT , tX ,. , , . ,. , , " should remember this nrctiiiistaiici.- -rr OAXiH.iIli3UIl W JSXL one of lb hnl whoa. Irtk .. ; ,..,., , ,.. ,., ,.,. the world is near the Mexican, . - ' , ...... . , .. r , , , , .. , . , ,, , jrood rood before him, and niiii n reome oi.ln-, at Hie store or 1. AMIultj imaeof rt-palrln-capital. I1 mm Mexico the cereal I11 ' . Cast- for umer AMuria or any uther, n tvtmt-t ...,, e .1 u r f ! chances in ten he will be minry hurt ol the rit. heave your orders on AINiNliKl OIKS found its way to Peru. Maria;. ..... . .... f, I hit- -Int.- ami ihei will fm iirompth at- ixuiy xLiui3y D'Escobar wife of Don Die-o do'nolined at the end of the repast. , ,,.,,,,, u,. - XBAK KIXNKV.S ASroulA fisherv. Chuaves, carried a few grabis toi All of which is probably an infer-j WIml w TM,"A,",OMtt Lima, which were planted, lhejanie, liutif itgetsm.e ,,.i,.r man - . nmi. ,, ASTORIA IRON WORKS. entire product being used for seed I 1 , p tor several successive crops. At Quito, Ecuador, a monk of the; order of St. Francis, by the name of Fray Judos Bixi, introduced a Wheat was introduced into the . .. - .... T- , j, A present limit ol the t nited Mates contemporaneously with the tet- tlement of the country by iIhji English and Dutch. One View. Shfc had heen caneii ail 0ia maid I and rather resented it. She ..aid: , .... r . , "l am past thirty. I have a good! that T have seen take the marriage. ! vow would 1 exchange to dav? I O - I Xot one. Some are living apart f I from their husbands; some are di- j vorced; some are wives of drunk- least miserable; some -tread the .. , - , , , . narrow line beyond the boundary , . . ". , uarkness and unknown honors, i anil sonm r, dnnd. A f.nv iI,p.,J npw rorpnl nnil t t cnul thif tUi, c r l l ! our ,an HlllClSCO DCCr S01U at 1110 new cereal, and it is said that tnu ton, of an attractive pair of.clul- MintSaioon. Nethini: hut 3Iike Myers jar that contained the seed is still Aron whc, iVern of the sime -irp . felehrated A&toria Urewery JJeer will j J . . . ,,,-,-, ' ap j w keiit. OpnoMle the Oregon Uailwav ! preserved by the monks of (v)uilo. :uui resembled each other very land Navigation company.? dock. ... .M. A...n .... l...Mn.t... A.. U I ..... .... . . If!iv. mil., ili.il t. ii..iir will Prnm r "-"? r:z ":,::: rairajr.sj''-i a t... .iw.-. t;i; n e,-nr i ...1 t. !.,, n. i - itl i-4ii it t il v certain in it remedial effects. . W.(.U) m t iuiaiiHtoi-i tor aux peiMiiis are who are loved and honored l wishing to locate fnm one lut h live , wives, mothers with happy homes; but, alas! only a very lew.'' The Census Returns of India. r-z z The census returns of India af-j ! ford considerable field for dkeiis- ! . 110 prosperity. In this cae, i.n...nvpr ilf rA511H: wm .. ,1A ; iioeer, tne results seem to tie . 1 growth of population, millions of in- j offensive human beings dieannually in India, of starvation. Generally , when a calamity befalls a people, some one whose special business it is to inspect the oracles and an nounce the results, proclaims that it is a visitation, a judgment: an Arkansas verdict, "Served them right," is handed in, and the books balanced that wa But in that unfortunate branch of the Aryan race no such disposition of the matter is admissible. The question of transferring the Russian- capital from St. Peters burg to Moscow is" being agitated in the Russian newspapers. The warmest advocates of the project re the Panslavists, who look upon St. Petersburg as the typical rep resentative of the "traitorous re forms" of Peter the Great and upon Moscow as the true centre of Russian patriotism. On the other side it is urged th&t the history of Russia as a jreat European power I dates from the foundation of M. , . , . . Petersburg, and that the natnotism nt Trorn.' ic innrr.lv rf i loi.nl r.t- .,, ...y.y.. .. . .... .,. provincial kind. St. Petersburg is not onljfllic seat of the imperial i court, but of Russia s social and J literary world. . . , - ..... . . ' ,.,.,.! Mou,!tain hoal sa.vs A PrMl.v . r e , . - . w" " onc f t"0 "rst men m the! af,eccl,t c Inn?r t,U' wr,ler W,U -"l his reward m heaven. '-Are vcu twins?' asked a voun-rj lady in charge of a class of "sinal 1 Sunday-school scholars in Lewis much No, we're Scotch," they ; rrtiilif.il in llii.' viiinml miLnn I jieplied, in Dahj oiced union. A Western paper in very bad 4 taste puiiiisnes tin- tact that an j acre of castor beans will pioduce 'twenty-five jjallous of oil. It's Ijust such statements that make; chMro" fhivenwhenever they pa., , a oruir store. tuno ,n,lv went down l-'m-olxtu'.l Rooms to !.( A I Mrs. Miuions lodgiiii Iiuiim. Take Xot In. Switches, curls and frizzes madu from . combings or cut hair. Call on or ad- dress Wm. lTnr.i:xn.v m , Occident hair dressing saloon. Astoria. Oivumi. tVilliuniNjiort I'rojiertj . ,.V,rc "" u,,s art'.",Lv ,,,'rt ' ' ' truains arc mm nVr d 'illiaiiHporl for :m pcin acres. 11 is wen niiupicu lor .inieli-.. dairy ranches or nlea-am home-; well jeiuvuicii, .siinaicii one nine iiiiit i , Aitnria on Youngs liaj. with a ood iuucii iiiuii in im- iiiiice. rur jiiiinci i information call al 1113 Vcsiilcnce near the cemetery. John Vii.i.ia.mon. .Ilolliei-H ! .1Itlier ! ! lothern ! ! ! Are you disturbed at nihl :nnl Inokeii or vonr rest liya sick child utreiiiii Foieitm. Domestic Cloths unit Citssimeresl -ami crying with the cxcniciatnui pain. j of euttimr teeth? If so. go :il once and Al Hi lnw-.t ninrtci prices :it let a lotflcof Mrs. Win-dow's Soot hum '' .i - r,i .!, .riiji, it will n'IIee the pour little -ni- terer iiniuediately dtiCHd upon it: theie h, nj n.Wakcalul it. h.ereUi ot a mother .n earth who ha ever used it, who will not Ml ou at once icrer iiniuediateiy depend upon it : that it will regulate the iwnvcls, ami give nt to the nioilier, and relief and health to the child. operating like magic. It is perfectly afe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre- .-njllllllUll Ut IIIIC Ul IMC UlUOL illlll llt'M female, physicians and nurse in the; United States. .Sold everywhere. J.. ! cents a home. l'cruvian Bitters. Cinchona Rubra The. Count Cinchon was tlm JspanHi Viceroy in Tom In ItSM. The Countess, his wire, was prostrated hy an intermit- tent fever, from which she was Treed hv the u.e of the native rempdy. the lVni-, viau hark, or. as it was called in the language of the country, Qninquina." Oratefiilforherrecoverw on hpr return 1 to Europe in ifi:r., she introduced the I 1C-111VU3 luopuiu, wiiere u was Known i -. ,-.,,.. ,vn ri,'.,i)u under various names, until Jjiiniteus; 1-"s ol "'5-s AJD LIQ1 lss. called ir. Cinchona, in honor of the lady j who had hrought them that which wa's Ah eiu-up fi cash. fioo.ts sold on corn more precious than the gold of the Incas. I iiiissioii. npjHi-.it. I. W. Case's store. To this day. after a lapse of two hun- .f. KODCEUS. drcd and fifty years, .science has given - " ns nothing to take its place., It i,ireetu-j'iaroc,v,,rio,fOT. TVTa-rlraf all-cures a morbid appetite for Miinu-j W.aSIijllig hull tTldla.6L5 lanLs, by restoring the natural tone of; " the .stomach. It attacks e.ccssie love Main S'irrrt, - - Axtorin Oregon of liquor as it docs a fever, and destroys li?1! i,nfM;SiPn P9werfl11 tonjc. vir4ti,, ' is una ma .v- a- j:eu it r of the Cinchona is preserved in the Peruvian Bitters, which are-as elTectlvel KP,wlT . ,- .,. Tp A.,wPPN Mnl,thyXtl1!l,; c!s "ITrR S he'lSiito Vh0UfaEct ffii;; v?Jor U,",,(las r .thfr 0'- PahJHb.,ve.MarUtwUl always b cnMiltcd with a ents of these bitters to be ahsoRdelv . ...v.,.-w m u Hiuii.iiiKT me iii"reiu- pure, and of the best known-quality. Atrial will satisfy vou Hint this i th best bitter in the world. "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." and vcJ willingly abide this test. Forsale by ouuiuxsisiw, KruL-eraanuiiquorueaiera. Order It. Xotiee. .!u.i mvixeil mrr steamer Columbia. a fine lot i imperii ovsters. vhich ill i... ..,.... i .... :.. r.t :.in,tvin..r p. un COe- Occident hlirek. I!atcni OyMern. Another fi:uri7tof Easlern OyteK jiistrceehcil .at lloseoes. per Reamer ISi-ipk: Ilt-iok! Brick! l have on ham! alary amount of bnVki fw al.- at fiom 55 to AS per tliouaiul. Tall ami examine, near Atoria eeme- ,,n- .loux Whmamsox.' r. - - '- . K - 'h !! Ihw in Astoria, the nwi- ' lar Alhany hecr. Also the genuine A I- fiaiiy Honim jvrKejit always on naiut -- -II-!1-VTKh- JVuttee to the Public. AfliM I hi 1nt thorn will ho im mnrn .otir San Francisco heer sold at the MHJJOl te IflOOd IS HOI a "ClU'Cm 1 hui-m .J, disorders attributable to nn- , uiru uj uioiMi aim iisucirciivcciiviiia- iiini, iiouuuii cim rquais ns encn. r adveilweineiit. Have WNtar';, bal.taiu of wild cheirj alwa at hand. It cures coughs, colds, Itroncliitis, w'lioniriiiK cough, "croup, in tlucii7a. cousimipiion. and all throat and "l ininr complaint'. .o cents and Si a hot- n Hte,ory Zr Me.nn..e ordiuarv cold-., which are the forerun- hits of inon mtiou disortlers, it neb sjvedilj and snii-lj, always relieving ' -.iiriVring. and often xning life. The , protection it atltrd-?, hy its timely iis in i throat and .hi-t diiofders, makes it an ! iiivahiahle reined v to he kent alwavs on , protection it attV.rds, hy iLs timely use in i throat and -.lict disorders, makes it an ' j iiivahiahle remedv to he kept alwavs on l hand in ever home. No person can j atfoidtoht without it, and thocwlio' 'I....... ....i :. ......... .. :n i..-... reitsvi.i: V.Y AI.Y. OKAT.r.I'.s. MISCKI.hANEOUS. YQV WILL FIND mi: riiirot im OCOT MUr' f Iff Lol rtiU otol Llllt., , or 'BOOTS AND SHOES. Ttie l.ilft and lin.t .f The 11111! 1 niiiilr-tf:iMiittili'iit .f I m- JJi rvMia rsi, .icn-liunt T-elors SS: CKNTRAL .MARKET, (Ji'iienil :isMiitn.eiil of t.d.leMoek oiist:iii!l j on l;:uul. mhMius .. -Ill 1 IT 11 I (.iUllU'U r I'llltS MM Jelly, , Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, i::;s. m ttfr. cxiihisk. I Fraoh P"rliif inrl Vpnpfnhln: ' resn rfUHb Q VegeiaDieS, L 1 rjsil. I'Ol'irit Y A"l ti?l E in tin -wison 1 . ' m ' 1 ei.': 4 iru tx'si Tunti'fn FULL VA RnCfl'Y UKST QUALITY FRESH AND CURED MEATS 1 WTiich will be sold at lowest rates, wholesale and retail. Special attention given to supplj . ns flhipa. : .mi ini'iMiauiMi nas lit neriuriiieii I . . I w , MISCELLANEOUS. Q A WYTIT f EWPPFITTO i5. rvlvlMJ JL Ou rlliXvVXll!jL, ASTORIA. - OREKOy. The Pioneer Machine Shop r.UCKSMITII SHOP vV. g j, . Dul,er ""P RKt rxto.v Stukht, Xpai: Paukpr" Housr, ASTORIA. - (y.KOOX. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. iiiDiiljlRItM(iIlCS Boiler Work, Steamboat Work, and Cannery Work a specialty. A. D. VASS. President. .1. i J. IILSTI.RB, Secn?tary. 1. NV. Cask. Treasurer. John- Kox. Superintendent. WILLIAM EDGAE, din and Chenamua Straeta, OREGON. DKLU.KR IS AND TOBACCO, The Celebrated JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS UtRUINt LnULlbSI UUTLLKY AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM and other English Cutlery. STATIONERY! FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Meershaum Pipes, etc. A line stock of ch mid Jewelry. 3X4ir.zle aut Ut-iiech LimdiiiK-Shot Uuiim auit KiUcm. llevolvei'M. l'J.stolM. uinl Auiiuiinltlou also A FI.SK iTwir. lzl v.iirtiiunt or hue Sl'KCrACI.KS and KYK e. 1 .IACKIX.S. J. .. MOJiTflOMKKV. : STOVE AND TIN TORE ' Sole Agents for the I Magee Standard Ranges, Etc. ASTOUIA. - OKKCOX. SAN FRANCISCO I Nation al Brewery j Beer Depot. .MAX W-AONKi:. ASTOIMA. CiKKiJOX. ACKNT Is lucputfHl now to deliver beer to his cos- roiiiers 111 uie ciiy wit 11 nls own convejance IT IS GUARANTEED THAT THIS HE Ell WILL NEVER SOUR. CAN BE KEPT FOR ANY LENGTH OP TIME. I'tiees per .Barrel or Thirty alloiiK... SS OO Less QuantltiCH per Thirtj- tJallons o OO le . Gallon Keir I 3 JST-Seml in your ordei . 5IAX VAGNKB. At the Great Eastern. I. W. CASE, IMI'ORTKB AND WHOLESALE AND KK TAIL IiKALER IN' GENEBAL MERCHMM Corner Chenamns and -Cass streets. ASTORIA - - - OREGON BUSINESS CARDS. p C. HOLDF.X, NOTABT PUBLIC,, A.UCTIOXEER. C0MMISSIOSAKD SUBANC3BGET..' X .A.McIXTOSH. MERCHANT TAILOR, Occident Hotel Biiildm. ASTORIA - - - OREGON TIJTRS. E. A. COXWI.V , DRESS 3IAKING AND SE"WING. CHENAXIUS ST.. ASTORIA, Opiolte SI. llunsou's Eodglbs House. je3Cuttlng and fitting, and paper patterns roni measurement. P.T.BARCLAY. T. H. ffATCH. HATCH & BARGLAY, COJCMISSIO MERCHANTS, No. 20 California St.? SanrFrancisco, Cat. yK. M. 1. .JKXX1VS, 1'HYSICI.AX AKD.SURGEON. Graduate Unlvdrdty ot Virginia. ibSS Phjslciun t6 Baj-Tiew hospital, Baltimore CIt-;i8C9-'ro. Office In Page & AUen'a building, up stairs, Asrorla. V CRAXO.M.D, "PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Kaoa Xo. 3. Asterlaa Balldlax. (cr STAIBS.) Rksiokxck Corner ofBenton and Conn streets, Astoria, Oregon. JAY TUTTiE, M. . PHYSICIAN AND SURGiON, OFi'iCK Over the White Housa Store. Rksidexce Next door to" Mrs. Ttfunsoa boarding houe. ChenamtlT street, .'Astorly Oregon. XI P. HICE&H. DENTIST, 4 - ASTORIA, - - OlCKGOJi. Rooms In Allen '.s bunding up' staU3, cornr of Ca.s and Sqemocqae streets. I Q. A. BOWLBY. ATTORNEY -AT LA1?V Cbenamus Street. - ASTOKIi..X)RKGO t W. FCtTOX, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ASTORIA - - - OREGOh Office over Page & i4Ieaa stole? Cam atresi Q n. BAIW & CO., OKALER IX Ooers. AVlHdewB, XliBa,.Tra seat), XmBiber, te. v All kinds or Oak Lumber, Glass, Boat Ma terlal, etc. ; - Steam AllU near Weston hoteF. Cor. Gu evlvcaud Astor streets. W1JX1A31 FRY, PRACTICAL . -BOOT AM) SUOF. MAKER- CuK.VAMua SrKKKT. opposite Adler's Boot store, - AfbrOBiA, Onpoox. "Perfect flts .guaranteed. All wort warranted. Give- me a trial. All order promptly tilled. 3E3. a.. TJXiKTN-. dealer in FAIIT.Y OSOCER1X8, W.4IT5,3ntr. FEED MDHAI Cash pidd for country produce. Small piodls on cash sales. Astoria; Oregon, cor ner of Main and Squemocqne. streets. J. K. D. GRAY. viiolesale and retail dealer In. AZL kixbs of feed, Hay, Oats, Straw, Wwi, Etc. General storage and Wharfage on reason able terms. 1-oototBentoa street. AstorLi Oregon. Lot and Improyttf fir Sale. LOT EIGHT, IX BLOCK SEVENTY flre in Olnejs Astoria, together with ' A CSoed IXoHHe aad We4afeed FOR X1XK IIU.JXEI DOLijAMf4. For particulars inquire of M. SERRA or W. H.TWIUGHT. Astoria, July 11, 1681. T. G. RAWLINGS, Wholesale and retail dealer in California Fruits, Vegetabfes, Etc. Fresh Fruit &" Vgtabls ON HAND EVERY DAY. Main street, opposite Loebs elothlig store. BOWLING ALLEY, GEO. HILL, PROPRIETOR Entrance on Chenaraus StreetlAstorla.Oin. ml?e be'iAUity.0?. WtaeS; Liquors and Cigars, and tie best Aney la Oreswi. Av