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ASTORIA, OREGON: i
SATURDAY NOV. 19. ISSI
1SBCSD SVBFiY MOXN'ING.
J. IP. HAL.L.ORAN & COMPANY,
rnsi-isiiici:- axi PnorHtirrons.
.rittii HhiUHhq, Cans Street.
Terms of Subscription :
roncl by Ctirnor. per weftk ..'" C'Mt
nt Uy wail, lour wmh.. ......... $' '
;i hv iMsil. cue jeir. "9
fra of i'oiUfica u :-Kbcriber.-.
w-Advernieiuems inserted hy thj ywr nt
ho rare f 1 . ;er sinro icr month.
rraiHtiontailvortipinc. by tiiodny or week,
i'.ty coat per siunro lor oach insertion.
THEOFTY.
OIK OVU.Y ASTOiriAN tCiit If Ott ttU
frt.n'IaJ 7 cent amnntlt.fru of jrfj0 .V.f it
er who cofripJfflr jwciiw from ffce rf.'ji; mn
iimv Tiik Asyo:::a;c jj!!i them. Dai&v
wkkxi.v ttlilim. ;n t?Mf '-
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c;i ;:4ft i o;.V rff.-4r'. .-ir- nrdnr nt
It , oiitaJHi rfti.
-Xf. 2 engine is bein reiftired.
--Steamer day; Oregon up, Colum
bia down.
1 law on i-cii those cards ar Af Inr'-..
-J. 1. .Shivoly Jeve-s to-ilay for
California.
--A j'Otition jj beln eiiTulptMl for
an additions! li"ht.
-Snow foil on Fish-hawk mountain
last Wednesday morning.
Fresh oysters in every style ai 3Irs.
rrijionr.s. "
.1. W. .Conn is removing to the
old stand of Warren it Eaton.
The Algoa liay -went up atreuiu
yesterdnj, Ocklnhama lowing.
Mra. .7. F. Nowlen is slowly le
rovering from a severe illness.
Another of thoe fine A. II. riia
organs at the Cit v JJook Moie.
The Columbia was announced to
leave Portland at twelve last night.
Dean Itichmond, of Ilanier, ships
the most of his lumber to Portland.
Mrs. C. W. Shively is recovering
from a severe fall some ten days since.
Fresh lard, of their own mnnufae
ture. at Warren fc Eaton's.
Had Garfield lived he would have
been fifty years old to-day. He's bet
ter off.
- Chas. S. White, adjudged insane,
was taken up to the Asylum yesterday
morning.
What lovers swear To be true
until death. What husbands swear
unfit for publication.
Iax. Wagner's San Francisco Na
tional brewery beer can't be beat.
The Temple Jar, Trongatc, Nap
ier, Aldcn Bcssc and North l.cnd
went to sea yesterday.
-The Walla Walla people want
(Jen. Miles to rescind his late order
and let the band play on Sunday.
The Langston, having lust her
jibboom a few days since by collision.
is having a new one made on shore.
Hot. cold, and shower IJaths at the
Occident hair dressing saloon, twenty
five cents.
One of the graudest traits of hu
man character is to turn burlesque and
sarcasm into a compliment and feel
proud of it. What an age we live in.
Now that Thanksgiving draws
near it may not be inappropriate to
call attention to the fact that there
are some fine turkeys at .John llod
jers' Central market.
A large and well selected foe!: of
the latest book, now on exhibition at
Adler's bookstore.
The Chinese government is going
to build some railroads, and soon will
be heard in the land the voice of the
Celestial brake-men, "Hooppce! Yang-tze-kinu
Junction! Tlain stoppce ton
minutes eatce and dlinkee?"
The Vancouver Independent
states that orders have been received
from the war department, increasing
the commutation of rations for men
traveling on duty from 70 cents to
SI 50 por day, which comes nearer to
actual cost on this coast.
The largest stock of holiday goods
ever brought to Astoria are now being
opened at Adler's.
On account of the prevalence of
small pox in Tacoma, says the Stand
ard, the trains of the N. P. ft. R.
will not run to that town for the pres
ent. Passengers for points on the
Sound go by way of Tenino to ( )lym
pia and thence by boat.
On the 12th inst. at Ventor City,
I. T.. on the line of the N. P. It. R.,
a man known as "Handsome Harry,'
aged about 35 years, shot himself in
the head, the ball entering the inner
corner of the right eye, causing in
stant death.
vTrock of the Edith Lome.
Tlit Hritisli ship Edith Lome it a
The British ship Edith L
"tal wreck oft Cits;p Sou. Shu ar-
-'... .3 --. ..t- . ,A. .lr.t. f
riven in .... pmt vc. -uuif train
ner out wunout a tujj. At 0:30, Ine
irind. which was from the 2sE, died
away and the ship bewail to drift;
there were no signals set for :v tug,
and despite the letting go f an anchor
the ship struck at 10:45 and at 12:30
the iifo-iwat keeper ftt the Cape iireda
gun and signaled fr a eiew. Tlio
Napier wliieli had stvtd out in tow
of the Columbia but returned in com- s
j jKiny with the Templf liar which Imu
also started in tow of the T)renhain
but likewise returned on account of
the rough watr, furnished a crew who
went to the rescue of Uip L-rne. She
w.ts then ashore on the middle sands.
Al three o'clock jdus h:ing our the
jack, union down nl th life boat
took off a load who were transferred
t4 Erie Johnson of the (Ndumbia who
took thorn to the Cape. and. reliirniti!;,
got another load fr i the 1a( , landing j
all safely at six o'clock. Tiie ship
drifted during the night and at 12
o'clock yesterday wns on UlaUK'P spit
about two miles xnd a hall S. S. E. of
where she first struck, her yards
spread and the waves ixdling over her,
precluding ail pobility of saviug
anything. The entire crow were to
arrive on the Cauby last night. Con
siderable comment 1ms Ihhmi made in
roference to the disaster. It seems to
be the geneil impression that the
loss of the ve3el was duo to over
confidence and lack of discretion on
Ihe purl of the pilot.
Small Fox.
A Dayton dispatch says tli.u ihe
(own is under guard, that new casus
are reported daily; up to Thursday
evening there were ninety-three cases
and eleven deaths. Senli'o is quaran
tined. There arc five twos at the
pest house near Portland, three of
whom the Oivponimi tayx will be dis
charged to-morrow. So far no cases
have been leporled at The Dalles or
in the Willamette valley.
Cliambsr of Commerce.
A special meeting of the Astoria
Chamber of Commerce will be held
this evening at luilf past seven o'clock,
at President flmrlby's oilice. Jlusi
ncss, consideration of communications
from Pouland Hoard of Trade.
E. 0. iloi.pxx, Secret avy.
Four inche of snow :n WHn
Walla.
-- Frosty wormm;: Jiriili'int sun
shine. -The Salem woolen mills are in be
rebuilt.
Two nice rooms. suHhIiIp foi light
housekeeping, over Cem saloon. Terms
ery reasonable.
3Ii:- Ai.kx. CAMrr.iM.i..
No. 2 s engine will be out of ser
vice from 7 a. y. till fi v. i.
A now comet has been discovered,
the seventh since January. It is in
line between Polaris and Perseus. j
I
Employes of the O. 1?. Sr I. C".
at The Dalles will levy a tax upon
themselves and build u pet houe for
the reception of any of their number
who may be attacked by small pox.
Picture frames in blue and silver:
picture frames in morocco and velvet:
picture In'ines in ver tie and finish
atAdler-
-The Y. M. C. A. meetings in the
young men's rooms aie becoming moie j
and more interesting; the audience
each night increasing and the various
topics discussed eliciting the must car
nost attention. Subject this evening,
"The invitation and God" time of ac
cepting it." Everybody cordially in
vited.
The Wood river Miner says that
a parly of surveyors in the employ of
Villard are en route to seize upon,
and survey the only practicable pass
through the Saw-tooth range for a
railroad, so as to get a precedence
over the I'nion Pacific, who have been
making surveys in that direction. Is
thi3 the only isv that Villard is try
ing to gobble?
The ew Tclamenl amlion.ed
edition revised, for twenty-five eenla nt
Charles Stevens and Sons Cit l'oolc
store.
There is found in many localities
in Montana a bird of the grouse spe
cies known as the fool-bird or hen. It
acquired its peculiar name from its
tatneness. The sight of an eagle or
hawk will drive it to cover, while it
has no more fear of the human face
and form than a common barnyard
fowl. Its plumage is glossy and beau
tifully variegated. A portion of its
breast is of spotless while, and its
back is not unlike the plumage of the
mallard duck.
1 .-. . .... . . . - . V.XtlllllilVl V1AW Alta ... -..- -----
tlooarr j own m eailHSt: ncl wish lite present quotation to Liverpool , .. , , ., - . i ,-,i ,
.-,.- i i i i - i- ,.-, , , about a milo below this place tind in
23,01i contain wheat, ami HeartHl ' direct (us (d. and 0 to Cork. . . . , , . , x .: u
, ...,..,- ,- ,- ... ' I mark-on Mrf omit' to muiciM! wv c : anpUincpttrsonailvnt tlir
irom ncre .,, um : inw. m-r ears;.! i. iv. io a.ae:W,l iieot m port ..,. ., .. ,,.,,, lllhprtt :,,. .,., o TOK SISUKR MAXrf
wasinBJisvtlj'ii Jlu. t'tim.rMnl T'limij. . wliv-no in.. U.. rt.n,l.n. M... .... . . . Hr oj po, -u earn u ai a Gwanc.
,... .. , o ... I, ni Shcht wound mi leit s ft'on wu ue presomea mu; a
or London. At 7:30 a -j.. Thnrsdavt numerous arrivals tim inM ff.rtiMhf. . . 3 . . . . uhwtratod copj ofa N'R-Kookci
! ...:.. i,:i.. w ,., .J..i ,. ,..i" ....:,.. ,i. a........ .t... ,...., ' a lf urow oeinS y woun.i r
.u......5t Lwb .,., ou,.itu. l.v- "" uBBUMiuio-uenn mm ex- , ..,;,, ., :a :,-,. f.v.f ,,,,.1 I IxJCiWlUa iilii WMUKH.
Sau Francisco Freights.
The S. F. Commercial Herald of
the 10th savs: .V still further decline
- - r . . ... .. 1
m gram ireigms is noicu wm ivetK.
cceds 115,000 register. The Heet to
arrive within the next few months lias
dwindled down materially of late.
Nevertheless, the aggregate is yet
large, being more than 300,009 tona
rejisttr, r mor than 100,000 tons
greater than it was one year ago. The
Oregon bound licet is much larger
than usual, so that we can hardly e.-
pUCt any relief from that quarter, as
she evidently has all the tonnage thnt
will be required for. some time to
come. We do not look for any further
decline in freights for some time, be
lieving the entire licet here and to ar
rive will he insuiiie'eut for our trants
noticeably so should we have early ami
copious nuns to induce our fanners to
dinpose of their large grain surplus,
which even at this late dale is placed
at 1,000.000 short tons. There is no
special inquiry for vessels to arrive.
Nevertheless a few charters have been
written for February and March can
celing at (J53 for orders to U. K.
Poor Fellow.
A rich miner of Happy Camp,
lately offered $500 to any one who
would get him a wife. He came tery
near getting married at Itocky Point
a week after, the engagement having
taken place by telegraph, but it was
broken off by the young lady departing
as soon :is she saw the would be groom
arrive on tho stage. At least such
is the substance of a statement in the
Jacksonville Sentinel, which the gen
tleman alluded to, Mr. J. K. Reeve,
says in incorrect, in his card in the
mine paper, wherein he says: 1 wa9
called from Happy Camp on a business
trip to Grant's Pass, and while there
I was cited to a nine and tasty
school inarm, named Mollie Simp
kins, of Rock Point, who was rep
resented to me as being about thirty
years of age. L immediately tele
graphed her that L would come down
and make her an offer of marriage,
which she accepted and asked me to
come at once. 1 started for Rocky
Point next day, when I vas introduced
to a young lady, but not the one 1 had
been corresponding with, and then
found out that Mollio had come to
.Jacksonville to get her teeth Used,
and now she still periists in c tiling
herself n "young" lady.
Wairen & Eaton hae moved to the
.orner of Hamilton and ('hcuamus
streets, in the buildim; formerlx occu
pied by Trcnehard & Upshur.
The Standard ropoiis that the
forryboat Veto ha3 returned from the
month of the Willamette, being com
pelled to abandon as impracticable
McBcan's theory of removing band
bars by directing a stream of water
against them.
Anj one wishing to yet winter
hoods, or any kind of sewing done, will
do well to call up stairs over the ficiii
saloon, on Mrs. Alex. Campbell.
At the sale of real estate at Hold
en's yesterday, eight lots of property
were said nt very fair prices Several
who attended in hopes of getting
"bargains" were disappointed, the
present demand for city property
causing good prices to be bid for all in
the market.
Ad'crV. new stock of goods, now be
iuti opened, is enormous. To enumerate
the styles and varieties would be im
possible. Take a look at them voursclf.
I'. Wistar Morris, Bishop of the
Episcopal Dioec-e of Dn-gon, will
hold Thanksgiving service in the
Episcopal church at thi.s place on
Thursday next. Hy will als.i officiate
the following Sunday. lt.u Mr.
Alexander, recently from Colorado,
will condnct divine service in that
church to-morrow.
Persons interested, should not for
get lo paj- the first assessment on their
stock in the Odd Fellows' Land and
Building Association, on or before the
'J-Jd inst.
-The Seattle Chronicle states that
ths steamship State of California will
be put on tlte Pngut Sound line next
spring, as soon as tho "Queen of the
Pacific," now being built for the Pa
cific Coast Steamship company, is
brought out to Sau Francisco. Par
ties interviewed here have heard noth
ing of the proposed change.
It is reported in San Francisco
that Stanford has gone to England to
establish a line oi steamers between
Liverpool and the Gulf of Mexico, to
nm in connection with tho Southern
Pacific railroad, and that when the"
road is completed a Liverpool and
Gulf of 3Iexico steamship line will
be established carrying immigrants
through from Liverpool to any part of
California for S35.
Coroners verdict.
C.vtw.amkt, W.T.. .Nov. l.m ism
l-.niTOK astohian :
V.- lr tiMilnrirrmirl ?lirvltn.linvhl
mbiiihiiiuucun-.- J 1
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V.XtlllllilVl VIW Alta ... -..- --- -
f.L;iift j ' ww . .
one-half inches tall, nose s.-joms at I
some period to have been broken and
points to right side. Age forty-five to
fifty, wore No. (J boots; hair dark and
short cut, slightly streaked with gray.
He had dark colored woolen clothing
not much worn, two cotton shirt over
one checked. In his pocket were two J
. .. , ,,
einntv iniCK siviu imws, uiree siuau
keys attached to a piece of biickskin, j
one cent, one red cotton pocket hand-,
kerchief.
(Signed.) Foreman, J. A. Docker. ;
C Dallas.
S. F. Albert,
:& j
Kugene Cluchie. i
J. M. (1 laCKi:
i ' " r'.i i
Justice ol the Peace.
Hough at Tillamootc
Tll.l.A
Km i ui: A.toi:ia:
Tii.i.A.sool.. -Nov. Id, l&H. I
. .
!i while Hottest gt
Perhaps it is wort!
what kind of weather w have bad in
Tillamook this last six week5:. Many
anxious eyes hae been watching the
little schooner Alpha lying in tiie bay,
riding the big seas like a. duck; but in
spite of all she had to put her jibboum
under water every once in a while.
The bar has just been booming, it j
was impossible to face it, and worst of
all it still keeps il up. The little
schooner has a very precious cargo of
butter on board, over COO kegs and
each weighing from fifty pounds up
ward, besides a lot of other general
produce. When sho can get out, heals
the experienced eye of an old sailor.
Jux.
Hotel Arrivals.
oc:inKNT.
tl. K. White, E. Morgan, J. (.
Morgan, Westport; J. G. Uos3, Knap
pa; C. IS. Allen, Fort Canity t W. T.;
E. Miller, Brookfield; S. G. CarnelJe,
St. Helens; Silas H. Smith, Skipauoti;
Buck Davis. S F; R II Thompson,
Portland; Wm Jackson, Baltimere:
Win Grimes and wife, MrsSheppmi,
Clats'ip.
fAKKKK lIOt'SF..
P M Linguist, .1 W llaskiii",
Ivnappa: P Hoakins, Lewis & Clark;
II Crawford, Westport; li M Wooden,
Nehalem; T E Bellingbaiu, Lewis a
Clark; S K Stanlv.CIat; W LSo.i,.-.
John D.ivs R; .1 A Davidsoti, Port-
land; G li Wheeler, Oregon Cit ; G
P P.rov.er, city; .1 Foster, Cathl-um-t. I
t'iioire Valley Fruit.
("apt. .1. H. 1. (J ray h just ivee.ivcd
a choice lot of pear and apples, fre-h
from the orchards of Folk and Marion
counties, which will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers.
Xotlee.
We till oiler another prize of .seven
dollars to any person making the be-d
score in six shots with the rtile. and
three dollars for the best with tlte pistol ;
payable the l.,th nist., arter-wineii mere
will be turkey shooting up to the itd. at
the Astoria Shooting (Jallery.
ClI.VKTEItS & MOKTON. l'lop'-.
Aatiee to the I.ndie..
Switches, curls and fric- niado from
combings or cut hair. Call on or ad
dress Wm. UnLKXiiAirr,
Occident hair dressing saloon.
Astoria, Oregon
Mhei-mim Iti-us. xnre;N t
Will receive orders at the store of I.
W. Case for upper Astoria or any other
part of the eitv. Leave your orders on
the slate and "they will be prompt 1 at
tended to.
A splcn'did lot of Kastern 0.-teis
just arrived bvthe State ol California
at Tom Smitfi's Oyster Saloon. Main
treei.
The City Book Store has on exhibi
tion oneof the finest selection f holiday
goods ever opened. Call and evamine
tor yourselves.
I'nr lln rnTiiiini .1. II I'liMcs- ii'il
Bourbon, and the licit ot wines, liquors!
ninl Sau hrnneiseo Deer, call nt modem,
opposite the bell tower, and see Cnmn-
. I
.Never go shopping without eon
iitir tl ftilvnH i-iu"' i-iillllllllS nf' Till'
ActciI'Iiv "I'Iimv wilt tell Mill whert'l
uie ocsl ii:iik.iiiii .ue 10 oe mm. .urn n.
what merchants are alhc
busiiics-.
:ii:u lining
-Owing to the stormy weather. the
daili express between here and San
Francisco failed to cennect: but instead
vc have filled our case with a choice lot I
of crcam-and idhercauditsof ourown!
make, at the Astoria Cand Factory.
-.Julius llalbsgutb. a competent
niiisie. teaciier for piano, orifnn or
vocal nuiMC. lecommeniU bimseif to the
kind notice of the Astoria public.
Orders left at Vdler's book -tore will.
receive prompt attention.
o
After the 1st. the aM-smenb in the:
XprtluYcsteru jarriagc Insurance Co. w,jid, wiI h0 t.whallsl.a for country pro
will be nr.ttfrir.lly increased, so if you dace or soul at lowest prices,
contemplate taking out a jiobcv do so all .. , . 0, ll.
once. In other insurance tympanies Corner Cheuainus and nnnilltou Streets
you've got to die to -ot a dividend. In AsTOUI A . OREGON.
this one yon need only get married.! .
Inquire of IL.l. llansen.thc :vi't for this! mitti-r r i nnn
iiiaw. MINT SALOON,
rS-AH cjtiziMisof Orccon who (lesire; 0,.j.0S1T,.: n. K. s. X. COMfANYS DOCK,
to inform their friends in the states of ' '
thocondihou andprosri'ssofthts state,
can nave no more compteic aim compre -
hensivc volume of facts to scud them
than bv subscribiiiff for this iournnl.
and having us mail it weekly to their
mentis. c man it as uirected. t-or
o 00 In advance, we mall three conies
of TnK WKr.Kr.YATORiAXone year.
jFree to EveiybodylT "V" T
A Beautiful Book for the Asking
ncvire.it otllce
ACTUKING CO..
2. aua adult
oeautiluliv
: entitled
Story of tie Serin lacMue.
Containing a iiaiidome and costly steel en
graving frontispiece ; also,25llnely engraved
woodcuts, and bound In an elaborate hlu
I and gold lithographed cover. No charge
j whatever Is made lor this handsome book.
:it the branch and subordinate unices of The
SinserManiilacturlmtCo.
milieu eun lc oinaiiiea oniy Dy application
The Singer Manufacluring Co.
I'rineipal orti'-e.si I'nion Square.
XKW YOKK.
THS SIKGER
SEWING MACHINE.
ti. uwieriicd re-i ctfully notifies the
public mat Imins been appointed
asent Tot the
WEW IMPROVED SINGER,
Hi- is.n.it nr.-n-iri-il ! i i!Tir lln-. itni-iniUoil
Sewing 5laohrnes mi micIi terms as cannot
.' tall lo meei tlie wants ol everybody hi need
f thi tndisiioiitabb article of household
furniture. I.iiicral discount made on cash
-ales. To ;IiOv deIiiu It 1 will sell on the
instalment plan, rive dollars a month. IT
cents a daj.dess than It costs a smoker for
clears, will soon purrha.se your wife a Singer.
The Best Sewing Machine Ever
Put Together.
Old Sew ins .Machines taken in exchange.
Attachments. Needles. Cotton. Oil. etc.. al
ways on hand. (Tall and examine the Singer
an perform at
dcwing.wariuncaim me varteiv ot worn it
l:. C. HOLDKN'S.
Audit Singer Alan. Co.
JIAGNU8 C. CROSBY,
IValer in
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
iron Pipe and Fittings,
Flute aiifl Steam filters
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD' STRIP LEAD,
SHEET IRON TIN AHD COPPER,
CaiervaiFisIeraeis Smiles
e. T. tAi . ..
OlUVeS, Mil WartJ ailfl nUUSB
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP
PER. PLUMBING unci STEAM FITTING
Done with r.eatnrss and dispatch.
None but llrt class workmen employed.
A large assortment of
SCALES
rotiitantly on hand.
S3. B. FKANKLIN,
UNDERTAKER,
Coiner ax, .unt -Mpiciiiocjhe streets,
ASTOUIA. --- - OKECON
ekai.fi: IK
WALL PAPER
vxn
vNJ)OW SHADES
AN U
li K DEUTAKEKS GOODS.
Wilson & Fisher
DKAt.r.r.s tx
, y -r--7r A T TF3
,..r . n.--ifc. - -ww .. . i .-. . .
LUIUMCATING OILS. COAL OIL,
I . -vtti..
i TAINTS AND OIIS.
, , ,
Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared
Rubber Packing.
j PROVISIONS, .MILL PEED,
(JAKDEN SEED, GRASS SEED.
( None but thetiti liijiiorsand cigars passed
: over the oar.
j
I - -
V. SCHULOT.
I5ILL HEAD TAPER,
OF KVERY OILADE AND C0L0K. PRIN
?d or plnui. nt towest rat&s, at
J?HE ASTGRUX 0EC8
,
ei: TIIK
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The largest stock of goods ever brought
to Astoria is now exhibited at.;
THE LEADING
Dry Goods I Clothing" House
OIF1
T'w,
Fresh arrivals by every Steamer, conse
quently I get the
Latest Eastern Novelties.
STKICTLY ONE PRICE
and that
ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
unini Wnn
gDo not fail to g-et lny prices and
examine goods before purchasing.
a m cooper,
I X L Htore, near Parker House, Astoria.
The Boss Coffee and Tea Pot
jm.x
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JSm &h X Ml
X wEltS
TWO POOISS EAST OF OCCIDENT,
CHAS. HEILBORN,
MANUPAUTURKR OK
FITRNITimE 3 BEDDING
AND DEALKU IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete in evor branch.
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
IS Sl'I'KltlOl: TO MOST. A.Mt Is KACKl.hKlJ H NONE ON THIS COA.nI
JOHN HAH ft, - - PKOPKIETOK.
OHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
firOrdcrs left at the OKltMANIA r.IIIilt HAl.L will tie promptly attended torfe
ASTORIA
1W. MEYER - -
ASTORIA, -
IJKDUCTION OK-
$1 50 PER BAKREL OF 30 (GALLONS.
LAKOE OKDEItS IN LIKE l'UOI'OUTION.
Less Quantities, - - SO Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, - - - SI 56 per Dozen
xn-Special attention paid to order- from Public Houses and Families.
Washington Market,! &eo. w. day,
Jlrt.V .Wired, - - Attdria .O.rin. ! Upholsierint, and P.epairinq Furniture
'TfT-lY i'r JlFiniY Cutting down Billiard and Peel Tables.
Ri-mwiTirv -,,11 Tiir i-iTvv I All work done promptly and warranted?
EaPi.CH t LL CALL THh AllEN s.5sf ..CinrY
tion of the tmblie to tho fret that the t s,uts,'ir,orj
abovo .Market will always be supplied with a j Shop in .1. V. Gcarhart's building. oppslre-
t O. K. & '. Co's dock. .
JULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY .
FRESH AND CURED WEATS
AThicli will beul.l at lowest rate, wholesale
and retail, a'psclal attention siren tosupplj-
ne snlDJ.
IXL
Winter 1881.
ii irfMiiim i
MAY P.K HAD OF
i.K.RHAES
SO Id. AC.KNT.
AUo. AkpiiI lor ihe celebrated
M1SDAU.I0K RAKGE.
WES,
ASTORIA, OREGON
BREWERY.
Proprietor.
- OICEOON.
I IOI.ES ALE PRICES.
SHnING TAGS
fliHE liEST QUALITY. WILL BKSfiDw
X.oy tn nunuroa.orDy ta bos, prtBta qc
plain, to suit .customers, at
Z ASTORUS ofSct.
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