The Daily Astorian., October 19, 1881, Image 1

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Vol. XVI.
Astoria, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, October 19, J 881.
So. 16.
THE PRINCE OF. TRAMPS
The Grandson of Patrick Henry.
The very romance of tramp life
was exemplified yesterday by a
disnipated individual with only one
leg, whose name was registered at
the station house as W. II. Card
well. He is known to many per
sons as a leporter, and has lived a
most variegated life. His full
name is Wyatt Henry Card well.
His father was the eminent Dr.
Cardwell, of Richmond, Va., and
his mother was the eldest daughter
of the world renowned orator, Pat
rick Henry. Cardwell is said to
be a graduate of Washington Uni
versity; and has withal a polished
education. He has the remarkable
gift of repeating long poems from
memory. It is said he can troll
out "Childe Harold," Don Juan,"
and such poems from beginning to
end. At. the age of fifteen he
joined the Conlederate army and
was shot at Manassas, losing his
leg. He was taken to the Rich
mond hospital, whet e he excited
the attention of prominent ladies
and gentlemen by his precocity.
Afterwards he became private sec
retary to Senator Foote. He has
wandered all over the country, be
ing now heard of in New York,
now in Cincinnati, now in Louis
ville and now in Washington. At
the present time he is heard of in
Memphis. He has done consider
able newspaper work in his time,
was connected with the Xation.il
Star at Goodman, Miss., in 1S7&
and afterward was on the Kosci
usco Chronicle. Wherever he has
been, he has had a pursuer whis
key. It has made him tramp all
over the T'nited States, and has
frequently caused him to be ar
rested. He has an extensive ac
quaintance with the great men of
this country, and has now in his
possesion a letter from Alexander
H. Stephens congratulating him
on his reform. He is a man of
good address and has reduced
begging to a fine art. For in
stance, in approaching a stranger,
he will say: "Will 3011 pardon
the perfect ingenuousness of the
request, but could you lend me
half a dollar to net a night's lodff
ings?" Should the person thus
approached deny the request, he
will not be indignant or insulting,
but will gracefully change the con
versation to national politics, the
ethics of journalism, the traits of
great men or similar topics. He
is an accomplished performer on
the banjo. "With all his bad habits
he is said to be honest. It is the
one remnant of the Virginia gen
tleman. A more remarkable career
could hardly be imagined. From
a fine family to the profession of a
common tramp, and he is only
about 35 years of age. There was
a time when he could force his way
into the families of respectable
people, but he does so no longer,
and it is only too palpable that he
has lost caste with himself. Mem
phis Appeal.
Playing with Electricity
The correspondent of thcXew
York Tribune is of the opinion
that Siemen's electric railroad is
uot a success. As illustrated at
the Electric Exhibition it could
not be made useful for long pe
riods or distances. One great
trouble is controlling the cars
when the' are in motion. The
current takes the "bit between its
teeth," and plunges headlong re
gardless of anything and every
thing in the way. Speaking of
one of these "runaways," the
writer says: "The scientific calm
of the palace was broken by a vig
orous shouting and hallooing as of
hostlers trying to head off a runa
way horse, .and the visitors were
startled but not a little amused
to see the wagon come blundering I
in at the east door at top speed, a
croup of attendants running be
fore andthrowinginits way railroad
ties and other obstacles, to try and
stop it, but over which it went
bobbin"- and hopping with an ele-
phantine gravity funny to witness, j
Jt had its willful way till brought
up standing against the ticket
office, neatly knocking the ticket
woman through the wicket, shak
ing up the passengers, and creat
ing general confusion ".w tovtc hi
Ucjne.''' The maximum of speed
was to In six to seven miles an
hour, but this could have been in
creased. Although the attempts
have not been as successful as
Siemens could have desired, the
Tribune writer says it is safe to
predict that long before the cen
tury is out we shall have electric
dummies running on surface and
elevated roads. In its varied
phases the Flectrie Exhibition of
1881 has laid under contribution
the minutest devices of applied
science. It is one of the most
notable in those milestones in his
tory which mark the progress of
the race foward a deeper wisdom,
a freer, broader and purer exist
ence. Dan Rice's Romantic Marriage.
Dan Rice, who wa the best.
known showman in the country
twenty-five years ago, has experi-
religious exhortations and temper-
ance
enced slranoe vicissitudes; during' wealths of the Union, hut would Him ' No preparation has ever .perfmmed
ii. 1 1 1 IV, 1 . -. .rA.r; ,PI .,"" ...'I" ror "ll Michiiiarelmis cures, or mamtaiiicil so
the last ten years, and has varied -anvboilv suspect it who saw howl J elehraU-d Chicago llccrwill he prompt- wide a reputation, as Aykk's riu:nnv
1.1c ,rtft;n.,l ...,. ...:!. w., r " 1 .111 My atteiidt-d to ' .T.Stkaits-. . . IVrror.Ai.. which is recognized as the
Ins piolessional caieer with oeca- for years and vears thev have been j Agent Tor Ogn. and Y. T. worlds remedy for all diseases of the
sional experiments in the line of j represented in I'ons? The Jd!: 'rSriS
crusading. I.atelv the!sente.d :it nil. hnt. on the eontrarv.
court of Kne county granted his misrepresented, is because in either lor Premature hos.s or the JIair -A ' ' ". ,,lfr . s1l",i ! u"ov"i;L?:
t r ,1 a r1 r , 1. - . , r I I'hiladelphian's Opinion. ?sI,,:!,li,-x a,ul , -'. alwaj.s rcheung
wife a divorce on the ground of, of them a political boss lias for One vcar no m hair commenced i "t. "l ofteu samg hre. The
desertion ind thus termiiiHlPili vnr- di..t..t.1 Un K1,nnl,l (m(n falliiwr'nur until 1 was almost bald. ' lnleeliiiii it altords. liy ts tnneh twe in
aeseruon, ana tuns iei mmaieci' years (lietateti who shoulii goto uterus'in" ('oeo-uiie a few- mouths I - 'kiwi I and "nest disorders, makes it an
what was in its earlier days a very the House of Representatives and haxe nnwa'niick growth of new hair.' , j";;,llI,1,,,'M !.i"M"V" l.nlS?"8!!
romantic union.
the
showman was exhibiting in Girard, ;
Erie county, and his attention was j
attracted by a remarkably beauti-j
ful child in her nurse's arms. Hci
girl, who was the daughter of a
f ' .. .
leading- citizen, deacon in the
n t 1 1 i 1 .
rresby I ertan church and president,
of the local bank. At that time,
Ban rolled in wealth ami spent his
.
money lavishly, not only in the
erection of a magnificent house,
but in adorning the town. He
was married to an estimable wo
man, who had been on the stage,
and about fifteen years after his
, . . , , ,
arrival .in Uirard she sued for a,
divorce. Shortly afterwards DanJ
carried off his youthful inamorata,
. . , . , '
much against the wishes of the pa-
ternal deacon, who disinherited his
(laughter, but when Uan killed in
1S73 was reconciled and took them 1
and his life grew irregular. His!
professions of temperance and re-!
ligion were looked upon as adver-1
tising schemes and his wife grew j
. ..v. ,, ucun1Cu ." see
him. It is said he refused to
,. r- i i.
pose a divorce, lace began his
In 1845
asked her name, and subsequently 1 exercised freely, is alwavs iust and i .v'vrm in
- . .. ., -, 1 1 - t. ii " ,ms wile, was prostrated hy an internut-
lixing his residence 111 uirard, he; wise. If anybody knows of any- tent fever, from w Inch she was freed by ;
i.. 1:. i...i . l. -. .!.-: . - - "r.i'i- xi .1 "' the u.se of the native remedy, the Peni-
tvept up a iivuiy uiLcrcsi, 111 11m -Tiling more piuaiui; man mu posi- vlan bark or. as it was called in tli
to his house. The showman's ex-, to those, low nl fines unoii which I Choice Candies. freh made eve
. . ,1 ' , . day. at the Astoria Candv Factory,
tensive property was sacrificed j even mediocrity browzes; in any;
piecemeal in unprofitable ventures! sreat crisis of affairs, in any great uZVlti.iSu'" IH!ul,,ra0
career as a jockey bov for Henry j not dominated by registers and Aline assortment of Utile bo's tur
Clay on his Lexingtof. farm, andjbosss tint produce suoli fearful ! jSSv'edKiJnl'mfilS
at one time, av.is considered worth
half a million, owning aniens: other
property an opera house in Ncv
Orleans.
So Alike.
r In the New York Zoological
guruen is a uauoon wnicti wears
store clothes, eats at a table
and is learning to talk. A few
days since a young lady and
3'oung gentleman of Detroit, who
rumor says were soon to meek-;
ly bow . theii heads beneath
the matrimonial yoke, were visit
ing the garden and strolled about
for an hour gazing in unconcealed
wonder upon the many curiosities
there exhibited. In the great
crowd the con pk- in some manner j
necame separated ami the vounsr
I
laclv roamed lrautiealiv about una
search of her escort. He was also
alarmed for the safety of his dear
one and hunted for her for some
time, at last catching sight of her
at some little distance from him.
Rushing toward her with a sigh of
relief he came up to her just in
time to see her take the arm of the
baboon and say: "Oh, Fred, 1
never was so frightened in my
life, I thought I would never find
you again!" They iode back to
the hotel in separate eab. De
troit Press.
Political Bosses in New York and
Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia Evening Tele
graph has a scathing but truthful
article on the rule of the bosses in
New York and Pennsylvania. The
following extract is from the body
of the editorial, anil will make
Boss Cameron squirm: "If any
body desires to see the difference
between the Congressional repre
sentatives of States ruled by bosses
and States not ruled by them, let
him look into the Federal Senate
and House, taking the measure
first of the pigmies from Pennsyl
vania and New York, and then of
tie ffjants rrom Ohio and Massa-
'clUsetts. Pennsylvania and New
'ork are the two first Coinmnn-
reason why they are not repre-!
( 7.j ..i
who to the Senate. Tn those other
States which are nobly represented j
in House and Senate, the people i
say who shall represent them, and)
the the people's choice, when it iss
' tion of the reat, wealthy, intelh-
' , , , .
'srent and nonulous Commonwealth :
" e t 1 .1 vr . 1
of Pennsylvania in the National i
Lpsislalurojie is h
, ,.
mail otner men, tor ne iiokis mat
r .1 . . v
any man of the inost ordinary
judgment will concede, upon care-.,,?1"ot,l,K,,,hlK:i,,,i ll,!, ll :'
J ' l , ally cures a morbid appetite for stimu-
ful review of our Representatives jlants. by restoring the natural tone, of
, 0 . .. . ., ;
and Senators, that they are con-
,;..... ;., nn..MC-e K. i. tiinii.'iiotuai
.-..vuwu.-, ... v.v,..rt.. w..v .v ,
unfitness to be in Congress. The't Permian Jiitters. which are as fired ic
1 1 . 1 ! T 1 "amt,t malarial fever to-day as they
are absolutely without national in-i were in the das or the old Spanish
Huence; they neither originatc;!"'
make nor shape the national stat- pure, and of the best known quality.
r , r . ,. 1 Atrial will satisfy you that this is the
utes. Ihey control a few subordi- j )e.st bitter in the world. 'The nroof of
nate offices, enough to run tttIie!l&XW
machine7' of the bosses. As tor :
our Senators, neither of them rises '
debate, in any great movement j
they sit dumb as oysters in their
seats, a feeble, pitiable duality, a
brace of incompetents, who sit
unaoiuMieii uy iiie suamc uu mi-
op-lmiliation with which they inspire U"- arrived by the Mate ot California
i . . r " c. . at Tom .Smiths Oyster Saloon, Main
their abler associates from States! treet.
political abortions labeled Senators
and statesmen.
The newspapers are talking a
j great deal about where the next
j world's fair shall be held. The
next world's fair are the angels,
and we doubt if they like to be
talked about in that way. At .1113'
rate they won't let everybody hold
I them.
In Paterson, N. J., the girls
who work in the factories are paid
so much better than the young
men that the girls do the treating
j and pay for the icecream and oys-
ters when they go out together.
A farmer's daughter living near j
Cleveland, Ohio, answered a per-,
sonai 111 a newspaper, enureii. 11110
, L ... ,
correspomience- whii me uu-
known, finally met him, was mar
ried, went to the city to iive, and
returned to her i father's house in
two months dressed like a beggar,
and looking twenty years older
than when she went away. Her
husband was a professional gam
bler and loafer. This is a per
sonal romance in a nutshell.
Peter Irving, in charge of the
work of the Oretrou Impioveiueiit
company, on theThielsen Hume,
near Walla Walla, repor's l"l)
T
men and 40 teams .eonstantlv em-!
ployed getting "out ties, posts,
lumber, cord wood, etc. Then is
now on the ground 200,000 ties,
500,000 feet of' lumber, 1,200
cords (if wood and S.000 imMs.
This is the resulrof the work of
the company at one solitary poirit.
1
What in allTIiiH.Aboul
ll is ull nothing. Facts iioe tliaL I
keep the lest beer'iiifSVstoria, the regu
lar Alhanv lieer. Also"- the genuine Al
lan 1 tattled Beer kept always mi hand.
rjr.yg. (ii; vncr.
Xotiee to theS'iilille.
After this date there will he no mure
.sour San 1'ranciscobeer ' sold at the
Mint Saioon. Nothing hut Mike Mers
celebrated Astoiia Brewery Beer will
be kept. Opposite'the Oregon Itnihv.iy
and Navigation eiiinpanys dork.
Aiotice.
.Mr. Anion llicloh is my auihoriedi
ii'i, I'il.usi; iiuiuivNs. 11.01 i:alss, :
i.are axtox HiKi.ou, Atoria. 011. J
; I
uuraeit m 1 ocoaiiie,
" No" s'li PaYt (Jinud ve
Flavoring Kvtracts, alwavs
Sa""rii.
Peruvian Jlitter-..
'i'iK. (j0unt
it rinchon was the hpanish
Peru In USUI. The Countess.
Cinchona llubra
le
wnguajje of the country, 'QiuiKiiuna.
Grateful for her recovery, on her rerurn
to Europe in io:r she introduced the.
reinedj- in Spain, where it was known
under various names, until Juin.eus
who uau oniugiu iiicin 111:11 which was
'more prcciousiuauinegoiiioi tiieincas.
I To this day. after a laiise of two bun-
!(iro,i .....i (:ftv ..nr J.;..n.... imv ivn
uic siomacii. 11 auaeKs excessive love
f Hq,,orasii does a fever, and destroys
ooin alike, rue powcrlul tonic virtue
- . Cinchona is iireseried in the
an jiruggisis, grocers amuiriuovueaiers.j
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rx
Dr. lioekhart, medical ami surreal
diseases of women, at the Parker house.
Ice cream at Roscoe oyster and re
freshment saloon in Occident hotel
block.
A M)(.ndid lot of Kastern ().stcr
j JJ,"011 jj,"!0111' """ f?il l0 fi,'L
A cough, cold or sore throat should he
stopped. Neglect frequently results In
an incurable lung disease or consump-
j disorder the stomach like cough syrups
ami naisams. dxu ace uircctiy on tne in
Uaraed parts, allaying irritation, give
relief in asthma, bronchitis, coughs,
catarrh, anu the throat troubles which
singers -rd public speakers are subject
to. or i.iii-iy years irown bronciuai
troches have been recommended by
physicians, and always ive nerfeet
satisfaction. Having been te,sted bv
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 'Si cents a
box everywhere.
The Peruvian svrun has cured thou
sands who were suffering from dy.spcp
sia, debility, liver complaint, boils, hit
j gaij?;33lte's-JP1,1;
1 & Sons.Boston
......... ..... .v... . -....-.. ...
Fumi-hon itoonis to I.ct J
At Mr. Muii:ons Inusinjr Iioiim.
Take Xotiee.
On after this date an additional 10
i-i'iiir, per cord will he charged on all
order fur sawed wood not accompanied,
by the cah.nt fJravs wood vard. " .Tulv
isi,ni. ''
Xotiee tn tin I.nriie.n.
Switches, curls :nul frizos made from
combines ur cut hair. Call on or ad-j
Ilt-ss u m. i HJ.KAllAKT,
Oreidviit hair diessiun saloon,
Astoria. OreijoH
I'.asterii 3rter.
Another line I. it of Eastern Oysters
just received nl 1'oscocs-. per .steamer
Oregon. Occident block.
Uriel ! Uriel..! Uriel. !
I huxcuii bund a tar;i amount .f btick
fr sale sit from " n s per thousand.;
J'all ami eaiuiiie. near Astoria eeme.- j
ten. Jou.v ii.t.i.vmsox.
- - .- $
lioiee Valley Fruit.
(':ii!t. .1. !I. I). (Inn has just received
1 a ehoiei; lot of pear.s and apjiles. fresli
rioia tiieoreiiants 01 folic and .Marion
counties, which will he sold in lots to
suit purchasers.
slu'rtnnn IJros. Kxpresu
Will nveive ordeis at the stoic or I..
11. .i-iir mi iiiit-i .muii,i in aii uinri
part of the city. -Leave your onlers on
the slate ami "they will he promptly at
tended to.
Yt'illiamNport Propertj'.
(!ieal bargains aiv now oflTered in the
citj of Yilliamsport for anv persons
wishintr to Imate from one lot to live.
acre. It is well adapted for gardens,
dairy ranehes or pleasant hemes: well
elevate.1. situated one mile south or
Astoria on Youngs baj, with a good
graded road to the place. For fuither
I inroriiiatiiii call at mj residence near
J the cemetery. .loux Wit.t.iamsox.
lu the Whole History of Medicine
ser
ha.s made it univei sally known as a safe
and reliable a sent to employ. Against
, omiiiiiry eoiiis, which are me lorenui
' au"on' '"' without it, and those who
J ve mice uet it never wilb From
j their know ledso of its composition and
eltccls. phvsieiaus use the Chekky
1 Tjii-roKAi. et'iisicl. in their practice,
I and clergymen recommeiul it. It is
I ah-olutcl..eeil.uii in its remedial effects.
ani' VI,"
' l",ll
uways cure wncre cuics are
rei: s-ai.:: v. .. di:ai.ki:.
.MI?C'KLLANEOUS.
XfjTk srr XAi'f t fifAITl
I Xr &J vVsSjSj FlfVUt
Tin:
mr. ar-o-r nur
r!11COi HrSU OCOi LIHb
or
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Tile latest anil finest of
'llietiutst i'iil)l.Iile:iN;(itSlilfllI of
Foreign, Domestic Cloths una" Cassimeres
At t!i lnt-si market prk'csal
M- D. KANT'S,
Mrreliaut Tailors Cstahlislnnent,
.Mam Street, Astoria.
...,,,... T .r.rrn,,,
I L'ljiN lj iHx.lJVlj 1 .
j Ceitftat assnrtuiciit f tahle stock cmistaiitl)
on iiuntl. such as
Oainird Fruits and Jelly,
Eacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard,
v.ucis. Kii'jvn:. ciiKEsr,
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
FISH. PIU'I.TKY ASB CA.IK
In the season.
ci;.iits ass Ton.wt'o.
lie.! f WlfBX AM r.IlirItS.
All elte:si f.r CASH. Hooils sold on com
mission. Utiposite I. W. Case's store.
.1. ItOlHIKUS.
Wasliington Ularket,
Main Street, - - Astoria Oregon
lltCtlCMAK (; BVHHY
RJlSPiXTKl l.LV 'ALL TJIE A1TEX.
tion ef tho i-uhlic to the fact that the
above Market will always ba supplied with a
KITLI. VA KI irr Y ItEST QUALITY
FRESH' AND CURED W1EATS!
Vhicb will be oIl at lowest ratoa, wholesale
ami retail. Special attention siren to supplj
nj: shius.
fiet your legal blanks at TnK
AsroniAX office. A full line of over
two hundred styles.
MISCELLANEOUS.
j S. MINDT & FERCHEN,
ASTOItlA. - OKEGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
KI.ACKKM1TH o
SHOP
a.v:
Boiler Shop 5.
ah Minis or
ENGINE, CANNERY,
-AND-
STEAMBOAT WORK
t'rrtimlly :U tended to.
A specialty made of repairing
r
1 a Tvr.r i.ii -r iin
U&HLKJ!ittI JJiJliS,
XKAU KIXXKY'S ASTOKIA FISHERY.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
KKVIOX.SmKKr, XKAK 1'AKKhUl IfOUtiE.
ATOIMA. - OKEUOX.
GENERAL MACHINISTS. AND
BOILER MAKERS.
liM!DiAUR!Illi(lltES
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
A. D. Wass, President.
J. J. IlcsTLK.n, Secretary.
I. W. Cask, Treasurer,
.loux Vox, Superintendent.
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Alain and Cbtnamui Streets,
ASTOUIA OREdON.
DKALK5 V .
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS &. SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LM
and other Enslfch Cutlery.
STATIONERY 1
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Eleershaum Pipes, etc,
A Hue stock of
Watehe autl Jewelry. Mnv.xle uud
Kreerh I.omlliix Nliot uiin and
KlHen. ItevolA-erM. I'lntoN.
mill Auiinitiiition
MAKI.K
;i.asse.s.
AI-SO A KINK
Assortment or line SI'ECTACI.liS and KVK
ItiasSKS.
O. K. .1 Vt'KIXS. .1. A. MONTHOSIKRV.
STOVE AND TIN STORE
Sole Agents for I tic
Magee Standard Ranges, Etc.
. ASTOItlA. - OKKON
SAW FRANCISCO
Nation al Brewery
Beer Depot.
MAX wauxki:.
ASTOItlA, OltKCON.
AtJENT
Is irej:irel non to deliver beer to liLscas-
loniei in uu ciiy iviiu ms own conveyance.
IT IS GUAPvANTEED THAT THIS
BEER "WILL NEVER SOUR.
CAN BE KEPT FOR ANY
LENGTn OF TIME.
PrieeM per llarrcl or Thlrlj
jnIIous S8 00
l.esH QuuntltleH per Thirtj
C.alloiiM o OO
One 3 ftallou Keg 1.30
tSSeml in vmir orilerc.
MAX WAGNER,
At the Great Eastern,
I. W. CASE,
IMPORTER ANU WHOLESALE AND RE-
general" mrcmdise
Corner Clienamus and "Cas.s streets.
ASTORIA - - - OREGON
wrarfjfcf"--
siraif
rs . -HB:-3
3b
BUSINESS CARDS.
Y) C. l-RFJLAX.
Office in ASTORIAX bulldlns. .
HoonySfo. 2,4Up-stJdxs.
TCi c. HOLDK,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION AND
SURAXCE AGENT.
TV A. XcIXTOSH,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Occident Hotel Building.
ASTORIA - - -. . ORESOB
"J"- K. A. CORWOf.
DRESS ilAKINQAUD. SEEING.
CHENAMUS ST.. ASTORIA.
Opposite Mrs. Munsoa3 Lodging House.
CnttIngandnttIngvand paper pattern
roiu measurement. -"r
P. T. EA RCLA Y. T. H. HATCH.
HATCH & pABPLAY, .
COiiailSSlON IEP03HANTS,
No. 20 California St., SanFranciacQ, Col.
D
K. 3f. D. JF.XSIXGB.
PHYSICIAN AND SORQEON.
(Iraduate University- ot.-YIrglala, i
Physician to Hay View hospital, Baltimore
City, lSC9-';o. "
Office In Tage & Allen's building. uj
statrs. Astoria. ' '
"P CRA,M.J
"PUYSIOJAN AND SURGEON,
Koea Xo. 3. Aatarfu BafldTas.
(UI STAIR.)
Kksidexcf. Corner of Benton and Coon
streets, Astoria. Oregon, r
JAY TUTTlfcE. M. .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Offick Over the White Hoasi Bu
ItEsiotNCK Next doorto Mrs. Munsuu'
boarding house,- CneaHnl street, Atortf
Oregon.
T,l P. HICKS.
PENTI8T,
ASTOPJA, - - - - OKKGOft.
Rooms in Allen's building ud stairs, carnc
ot Cass and Sqemocqhe streets.
I Q. A. BOWLBY.
ATTORNEYA,T LAW.
ChenamiLH Street. - ASTOKIA. OILKUOi
Q W. FVJLTOSr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASTOP.IA ... OBEGON
Olllce over Page & Allen's store, Casa streai
Q H. BAIN Jc CO.,
DFALKR IX
Deera. WlBdews, illais. Trm
Heu, Xaatker, Etc
All kinds of 'Oak Lumber, Glass, Boat Ma
terial, etc.
Steam 31111 near Weston hotel. Cor. Qw
eyie and Astor streets!.
WIJXIAIU FRY,
PRACTICAL
BOOT A1KD SHOE
MAKER.
Chkxamus Street, .opposite Adler's Book
.store, - Astoria, Oxkoox.
STPerfeet fits guaranteed. All work
warranted. Give me a trial. All order
promptly flllcrt.
3. J.. $TJXNNr.
dealer in
FA31ICY GR9CERIIS,
NArLS, IfllT.T. FEED Alf HAY
Cash iKiid for country produco. Small
profits on cash sales. Astoria, Oregon, cor
ner of llaln and Squemocqhe streets.
J. H. D. GKAT,
Wholesale and retail dealer In.
ALT. KXKUiS OF FEED,
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wutf, Etc.
General storage and Wharfage
able terms. Foot of Benton sir
on reason-
reet. Astoria
Oregon.
Lot and ImproYementi ftrSadi.
LOT EIGHT. IN BLOCK SEYENTY
Ave in Olneys Astorla,-tosetber with
A GooA Hobbo aad. Woaisked
roB
XIXK Hl'XDKED IOLLA.
For p3itlculars Inquire of
ar.-SERRA or W. H. TWILIGHT.
Astoria, Julyjl. 1881.
T. k KAWLINGS,
Wholesale and retail dealer m
California Fruits,
Vegetables, Etc.
Fresh Fruit nd getablM
ON HAND EVERY DAY.
Main street, opposite Loebs clothing store.
Wanted.
1? fWV r,00ND3 RAGSfOF all kd3
JWPJ cleauanddry at the Umbrella
shop, Main street, by
J. JOrxiN.
. Warranty deed3,flult claim deedt
and mortgagee for'siia-at this oce.
L.
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