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Vol XV L
Astoria, Oregon, Friday Morning, December 2, 1881.
5fo. 53.
OUR AREA.
The total land area of the
United States, Alaska being- ex
cepted, is 2,970.000 square miles.
The total water surface, including
rivers and small stream?, lakes and
ponds, is 55,000 square miles. The
coast waters, bays, gulfs, sounds,
and the like, cover 17,200 square
miles. The gross area is, there-j
fore, 3,025,000 square miles.
How vast this sweep of territory
-is, we shall see by tiie following
table, in which our area and that
of the chief European states are
placed together for comparisen:
Square illles.
Austria-Hungary 220,400
France 201,900
Germany. 212,091
Ireland.. 121,230
Great Britain 112,677
Russian Empire 8,404,757
Spain 182,758
Sweden 170,980
United States 3,025,000
Of course the area of all the Ru:-
sian possessions is much greater
than ours, but about three-fourths
of it is in Asia. Such compari-'
sons, "However, are of course only j
interesting, i ne mere extent ot a j
country's territorv is bv no means I
'
.i. c :. : .
iwe jiieunurt: m us uiipwi iaiiuc,
other things beside population and
area determine that.
How ihe largest of the old states,
compare as to size with some of
those more recently admitted to
the Union is shown below,
figures are of square miles:
SEW STATES.
The
Texas
California
Nevada
Colorado
Oregon
Minnesota
Kansa9
Nebraska
OLOEU STATES.
Georgia
Illinois
North Carolina
New York
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Ohio
2G3,7M
...iHiJSfin
110,700
.. mIoso
5?
76&j
Kentucky
That is, the eight new states
'
l ,.r nw nnt ...-,
iiitve un urutt. ui i)tO)jijj muaic
miles, while the territorjof the
.!, i i- : i.. oni nin i
' 5
square miles. There are yet to
be admitted into
states, territories
square miles is:
Dakota
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona,
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Indian
the Union as
whose area in
149,100 l
146,050
122,580
113,120
973M
84,970
84,800
G9.180
G4.G00,
Besides this amount of territory
nut. nf whioh tn mnl-p hpw fntp!.
... . . ....'i, . , ,-. . .
rre have Alaska, with its 600,000 ;lv determined on. Doubts j,till
--M m;i ..iM! ti.:Jc. M ,. tl, KmcMK.w f
day when Alaska will bo ap-
plying for admission into tho Union
as a state is, however, far distant,
we suppose; and perhaps it will
always bo left out in the cold. The
tirtA tApmfnmau artucf oil 1n in
unless we except the Indian Ter -
ntory.
A11 Important Medical Discovery.
r J
The method of counteracting
ine metnoa 01 counteiacttng
disease by introducing to rcignsuo- "" "in
stances into the blood by inocula- The qcstion ol through canals,
tion, or injection, has long been
known to medicine. Its principal
application has hitherto been to
prevent the contagion of small
pox, though the same process
seems now in a fair way to be ap-
plied to the prevention of a large
class of diseases called zymotic.
Hypodermic injections have been
used chiefly for anesthetic pur-
poses, but a recent discovery by
Dr. J. B. JLacerda, sub-Director of
the Labratory of Experimental
Phystolocrv in the National Muse -
um of Rio Janeiro, will lead to
their more general application.
This ingenious scientist has proved
that a solution of permanganate of
potassium injected into the blood
is an infallible cure for snake bites.
The discovery is of great value all
over tho American continent where
venomous reptiles are common,
and especially in the tropics, where
tir-flViniind. Tn thP Tirnvinnp nflTh rfiQfannn VAfvr00n tLr,
"- '-" "-- f '-- v
1 Bengal, 10,001 persons died from I
snake bites alone during the year j
1880. The remedy has been thor-
ottghly tested. A laborer, bitten
by a venomous snake on a planta
tion in Pi rahy in Brazil, was taken
home, a little of the permanganate
i of potassium injected with a small j
syringe, and he so far recovered as I
to be able to go work again the j
'.next day. A negro on a Migar i
plantation in liarra uas bitten by
a very poisonous snake called
jaracca. His limbs swelled, he be
gan to bleed at the throat and
! nostrils, and became insensible.
He was cured in the same manner
by a small quantity of the solution,
and resumed his work in four
hours. In the province of Santer,
William Broadbent was bitten by
a jaraccussa, which he was passing
from one flack to another. The
bite of this serpent is very deadly,
but the remedy, applied by a
friend, removed the pain in a few
minutes. These cases are attested j
u,e ,u ...u.u..., yy . ..-.
information is of sufheient import-1
,-,- .
., r. Kn .T-T.1..K- . i,.citi t no Owl rn i
nit w . "iuvm i. .. ...... v.. . v. ,
this coast, where the remedy may
be used as a simple and available
antidote not only for the bites of
j
snakes, but for those of scorpions .
and tarantula..
Panama Canal Items
l.inami. rn,ml tnrL- vr,i zmntPil '
i aiiamu Uanal stock was quoted
the Paris Bourse, according to'
' "
on
i last mail advices, at 0Q0 francs
Tne Courier des Etats-Unis, in
nn article on the Panama Canal,
saws: American opinion is su
i-j ...i :n a u..
wumeu upun hiiu iiiiiuuiiucu iji
i . .. " r t. .
in tho fvrs nf the Ainerie:
Linencan peo-
J
ii aii..i;.. f t,r, ,i;H;ni:nc
ittendin tIieopeilingof tll0 worka
' IIIIT. rIIIIIIIII" III Lilt: UI1I1LII1L1L1
. on the canal, it savs they were the
I nnaAftll(Mlft1 nf ' ,,. 'Uztant
XVkkV - V" - .- rviav
prices charged by local Panama
crchants for various materials
i i- i - .i i.i 1... .
tne aruci. require cu.uu ur
tamed lrom ban Prancisco, where
. .
orders for them were forwarded,
The course of the canal on the
! Panama side has not bet
;en definite-
i terminating it north or south of
aM
there are
iiuHifonf
itho town of Panama.
1 pecuniary considerations incident
to the cost of the land required, j
'and the engineers are
Aliaii i c t f irhlflh H l nf lrtii fTA,K?
' '
f the best advantages for opening
,,.,,... . ,, . ,
: up and building the canal. This
1......... . ..i
'rminn nn tine
, , ,
se of the canal
' only concerns the terminus
--, .,
'side, the niain course
I having; been decided upon tome
fa 1
and the advantages of them kj
ifAmmarAn hnta Mn.iti mofn cr n. i
narent to the French neonle bv M
p.m.i. uj uit. f it.iiLu pcopie d a,
ue Lcisseps that it is proposed to
j Dima one xrom lU0 r-ngiisn uunn-
1 MJ P ,1 r . 1 .,
j nel to fans. It is proposed to do
j away with the old lock system,
J "While a vessel," says tho Bulletin
j du Canal Interoceanique, "can go
i froni Dunkerquo to Calcutta in
forty days, it sometimes takes
sixty days for a coal vessel to come
from Valenciennes, in the noith of
! France, to Paris."
Wrrlf nn Hi riannrla-TJain
'
...-. . ..
ine JJepartment ot Kathvays
!".!- r 11 t
and uanals in Uanatla liavc issued
.- . . . . ,
a notice asking lor sealed tenders
f .1 . .- ..v t .
.i i r. 1- 1 -,
iui mo wuauuuuuii ui inat puruoii
e . 1 i -D i t i 1
01 tho Uanaa.i raoilic Kailwav be -
3C630 various publications svstematicallv ine louowlnff- " ",,v rapiaiiy of npior as it doe, a fever, and destroys with a severe itching of the scalp, and
-.w . . ". . " imid wliinli tlir. .ir.ti.,.1 Lnll.lm.r ,f loth alike -"The Tsiwcrful iiunc virtu.' my hair tailing out. I have tried almost s
VpTX (hostile to the canal, mat the pro-j wun vn,cn llM lc", nuuuin 01 of tho cineljona N prfeeiveil in the every known remedy, all proving worth-
4n'Rio!mnfA r,r l,a -r.1,m Viovn bnd i railniitiK is the marvel of the time, 1'enninn Uitteis which area-, eir.-elive li-. Seeing JHm:.nktt'.-,Uocoaisk ami
4b,biu moter.-, of the .-cheme hae hndj a-ainst malarial fever tiMla a-, they Hnr.vnTT's Iv.vli.isto.v adveitised. Il
41 0TO their attention fully occupied in ! thti greater rapimtv with w.nch wvie in tlu- uax. of the ..Id S,.:i,,i4i piucuieda tiotileofeaeh. and am happy j
loliM ).....:.. 4 .... ':,.. railroads are manned out. com-0 r,y!n,lU LilLai.Vlla."5!,uA
that had not been shipped out, but tvreen ino "" ami tne ?hvay at ,ian L It cures coughs, cold.:, . VlL1"?, "ffl;.. iSfflh?M ?f "iSS
-i- ' : : .i i cm . Iirnitihiti4. wliminin"' pfiip'h. cinnti in-i1'" pi nn lint o. nn n nil. ii.ui i iiuur
ivhiob wern immeiimtelv noerled. I "PP-1 u,!,s,!,5,II'I'i lIICU aru -j,i.h ii, ntJncnmnft..n ...i u i....V .....i ished and Mipuorted. It makes the hair
...... .. . ! i?ln? w.itl. rC t,n Pt,;moA niwl Iniirr nnmnlniuts r.ll ..nt -mi? C.I . lu1. ' UlOilt. oft anil gl0-S", and JS ItnStir
i nat ine irouijie ceaseu as soon as i .1 .."
......, T- ta.. i j 1 An. 1 t .1111
tween rort .Moody, liurrard Jnlet Grant has frequently had his
.wl o ..,:- - v t
and a point near bmoiys Bar, on
Fraser river, British Columbia.
. ..w .w.ww wv....w.. iwe luuiuaim naa oovucw i nii-v. vj
places, as surveyed, i- about j
eighty-five miles. Th impertant:
fact contained in the above is that!
Burrard Inlet ha- been made lhe;tion will be socially brilliant, as wr
terminus of the road ou thi sic
ide.
om-i
It is one of the best and most com
modious inland harbors on the
const, boing land-locked and hav
ing a good depth of water. Deep-
fci vessels of tne largest size go
in and out with perlect satety and
without uiJhculty. roit Moody,
named after S. P. Moody, the
founder of Moody's Lumber .Mills,
is nine miles distant from Xew
Westminster, over a good road.
It is the center of important lum
bering interests, the timber being
of the
as th
additioi
another belonging1 to the British j
Columbia Sawmill company, found- j
ed bv some Eno-Ii-h rinitalists!
cu n) mhiu ijiigiibii .pii'"iJi.
soiuq fifteen years ago, and which
has steadily been doing a large
lumber trade with China, Australia,
same character and uualiU- f.iun.i .i.w. Cenrimrt: tlr.u r.i.ti.- -rdyr-fur s.ied ood not accompanied . ., . ,.,- V,....
'...oni-nnfimnTi r!i.,.t. iiii i.i i u v ine ca-n. ai urn, s wooti varu. juiv ""-".J '"-" -r""R
it fnmifl nn Pno-Pt niiiid in I inail In authorized tneoIJrct all lillh due. ,;. lk0, - -I
at tounu on niget sound, m P t nttM t! vi , w.iwi. , ( 1 . arTVWTjxr m 7Lit!
i to Moody's mills there is ' Kkkd.Shkuma.n, vni. wx. l . -UJU. A I'iJJiJ,
r. ; - - " be found at Mrs lfe,l,y millinery
tries, in choosing Burrard Inletistore. Ilcrstay ull be -hoit. If "u
t i u-r.- i .i I want artistie worical low prires do not
the onncreroiis sniftincr lnr :it t hm r..;i n !i
0 - n -
mouth ot b ra-er river is avoided,
It is the head of tide-water, with a'
clear, open course for ea-going
. . -j r .. ,, .r
vessels to ami troni tne i acme
Ucean. ailing vessels do not re-
quire a pilot until oil the entrance
i , . r i i
, iw ui'. "in... -. ..-.. - .vw..ui.
(nt- ihi tomiiiuis f tin rmiadinn
lor tne teiminus 01 tin i,imaaian
Pacific railroad could have been
c -r -n -
made. S. F. Bulletin
Rapid Railroad Building.
Conming roilroad on.nrpri.o
ill this country, the Economist has
. ' ,r . . ,.
"""'
hinn
d, estimated and surveyed is
,. .
h more so. According to the,
mucn
plans thus far placed on record,
nearly 10,000 miles of road are to
,.".,., ,.
be built in the course of the next
fifron mnnf lis Xnrth nf Ii. Pr.fn.
lltteen mOUtllS. XSOrtll Ot tile I OtO-
; raac a,ul 0,lio r'V(,rs an(1 Y"lS b-
.Ohio rivers there an 2.3.V2 miles,
t:inJ .i
"-"" "- -..---ri" "....,
I !. T 1 ..:. l .. l.
r'1, A4"'- iuuiihwhu, .i.m uunu
"tt;ww ----, ---
i are L- r CiiZ I,ie ocm
mountains the number of miles is
h10"01" u,l uumui r 01 mms it,
510. The grand total is thus l.V
gram
88G
miles. In addition to the
j above, there are projects for build-
I ' ,.,,.,,.
1US railroads 111 Canada, in Moxiro,
nnd in Cential America.
ifnr ,-,,
in tiifiivi ' cum in nn'-i- iun-i in in- .lUMiiuirn ii:titiivi ii. iiiui iiw iiuuui iuiit:i:i n. i
p still . lafieWof railroad activity that to
e Mill undo-j .
ruction offers. th, ""Customed view seems al-
' .... 1 .11-,, !.. .'..!.:.:..,.
j , ". , .
1 account what is iilready 111 prop;-
- '
! ress and w"at l" mnne-v ,ms :lc'
tually subscribed for, wo have but
. ... ,
o ci-nall nni't i.f ivliof i to ha ilonf
, 4. i r
' by the end of tno conuno; year.
IreMdent Arthur is known
imomr his fiiemls to lp -i in-ill of
among his luends to be .1 man 01
Croat courace and decision of
1 -vxrt .11 . ...inorlted rank among the few staple
j characier. What a blessing it would remedies of the ate. Sold at Scents a
1 bo U) him if hc htl(1 the courn,re
to orea. up tju, Jin.lir of Presi
5
tial hand-shaking. lie would do
more for his country if he made
the hand-shaking habit unpopular
in the United States than if ho
conquered a foreign foe . in war.
This intolerable nuisance is.spivad-
lnrr nil f.lio ttmiv Tf rnn mfft. Mil
acquaintance twenty times a day
1 vou are liable to offend him if vou
, ,
Sdo not shake his hand. In heav -
i en's name, what use is it? It means
'
nolhina-, and, if vou think about
! . . .
1 a minute or two, it is a promiseu
J . ,. ....
ous practice, disagreeable in the
l . . . . ,.
. ....
j extreme. Jinx, u is snnpiy aigusi-
. . , y-, 1
! tntr to a I resident. General
t 1 i r ' 1 .i
right arm lamed for days with
hand-ahakimr, and sometimes his
l, .,. o.ll ,; ,tc
usual size. Mr. Arthur will prob-.
ably sometimes have at his levees
5,000 persons, for Ins adnunistra-
hope it will In politically .strong. . Ano,,(J fi'" tot of Knstern Outers;
m .. i - . - . ,- - .Must n''--'" at R(Hcoes iKr steamer
To think of his shaking 5,000 ! Oregon. Occident block. I
hands big, fat, thin, p ilsied. hard.
sweaty, strong, weak, dirtv, MilF, j
vand -i do7ou otln-r v.-irietie.
j aim -i Moou iiui. r .irii.iust
a single e filing i fiiMtigh to :
.- rf. , ., .... !
flabby
in
send
one to at. tMinnein. inci
personal friend': of Mr. Aithur
will surelv bo glad if li reforms; SwUoh. curls and frizzes made from
eorniunss or cut huir. Call on or ad
the practice altogether. " Vash-' dri Vm. T.'nr.EXKABT,
-, ... Oi'i'idrnl hnirdn'hig .saloon,
ington Republican. Astoria, Oregon
, - i
X(,"r('-. Take IVoclce.
I wiih all naitica imlcUteit In me to rt ..r. . -. 7i77T. . ,i.it.t i ,J
I "?I"l"",:5li:i"lH"t-'.1 ""'.M' 'cents wr cord v. ill be charged on all . 1-mnn.tiv attend n,.
Late of i'H Mnrkrt
Hair IVorl
,, , , i T". ..,-
J'----" r """"',
where hc will remain a short tune; all
nriptiis nf r-nrl vitili'S limiil imiiT
Sai-ato:i waves, bon tons, etc made up
at prices far helow the liures itMially
...a.ww...ar. av '"x. . i'mi.
lareedfor work of tin- same quallU.ciieulaUon whIch places it at the head
All kinds of hair jew elrj- also made ; of thp j jst of onon'rfaiHes, and insures j
and mounted to orden Mr, nehert can to a(ivertiscrs theicof more benefit for
M,i,, ,,. . .,-,.
Peruvian ISittor
Cinchona Rubra
j rhe Coun
I lcerov m l eru in U30. l net on titers,
(his wile, was prostrated by an intermit-
tii0 Ums ofllio native rrnuilv! the IVni-
vian baric, or. as it was called in the
lancuanf the Muntrv, -(liiifinliia.-
lirUll'llll llir HIT IIYHVITV. "II HIT rCUim
' t0 Enrol "i use, she' introduced the
f reinedy llS,,ajn , xu,t.ro u wns i:w,WI,
under various name-, until l.inua'iis
calleil it Cinchona, in honor of the lady
who had brought them that whieh wii
more precious than the gold of thelneas.
To this-day. after a lajie of two hun
dred and nfly ears, .science has given
SSllS,- ti"SSZ
lanls. by rc-torinc tlie natural tone of
tliotoinaeh. It attack .-xccsiv
e Icno
pure, and of the I.t known quality. mains. J, E.U wen, Kansas Citj Mo.
A tlial wills-atWy nu that thi it I lie Ri-vktt I'i vviimv Fvtii vn
best bitter in the world. "ThepnM.r oi.areiiip beVt. 1 1"" "'l3KU '""
I .m -mm a . .. .. .
SffiurtSV
all dnmgiNK.gr.iceri and lnmor dealers.,
Order it.
Have you seen tho-c Clulxtuin- and
xr.,... a---.K ..I t.n ...
tz- rrr- -
Ilaie WiMar. balsam of wild cheirv
arriicra is not now any belter ne v. -
paier 11or one more eonsMontlv d-
votiil In tlio luiiMiiKrim nf llif or.imln
'mm iiinrn fniiv.i!.Miti- ill-
... vstoimav. t the mi if
o "a'Ji J V-SV;.
oncoiiragcmeut woalmll be able to make
further improwmeiiN to enhance Its
,u.Sll of IIM!J,.IlMK
- .
I.iviiUon, photogmphcr, IMrtI.ui.I.
Ii'ie i.lriitir.tl !! llu. n.w!ifii..s wliioh
were taken at his branch gallery while j
in Astoria. and can tin nish duplicate
of the .ainc on.-hoit notice. ANohisI
views ot Astoria, 11 waco. 1 on 1 anov,
can 1k wtloml dirtvl Tiwii lilm or Tart
A tiler, at .--t; per dozen.
-- -
v i"- 11.uu iri. ami 1 minx 1 i.ii-i iiui-. 1
A fwini'h pnlil nr von. tliniMt JionM lu.
.Moiyieil. Neglect fieiuent! ie-,ulN in
an me arable Inn; dis'a-eur eoiisiiinii-
tion. IJrown's IJioneliinl Uoeliesdoiiotl,,
uu:. iruwns muiieiuus ueins no nui 1 1 . i- a j in.
ilisonler Hie mmnaeli like oiijtliruiwKiiinilOU T PtlltS aild .Iftlly,
ftm balMiiiH. hut aet.illnvtlj on the in-;
il.imed parts, allayintj irritation, kivu 1
rAllof in ncllniHi lnnnliiilc mihtIi;
eatarrh, and tho throat troubles wlTlcli !
Mn-crs and public spe:ikers are sublet;
: .yv ' " : "r ?'"
to. ror thirty years J.rown .1 nronciiiai ..
troches have been recommended by:
physicians, and always rIvo perfect
sntisrsict,on- 1Iavin- becn tfttwl
( whu, nl constant , for nearly au en.
tire ceneralion, tlicy have attained well-
everywiicre.
SNf&L.
VS5 "
' XVlUg 01 til6 BlOOQ.
is not a til." n iai.ioo,i-purinrami
tonic. luipunt vortlichlond poison-. th(;rs-
'tfni.iluranswilie circulation, ami hhk In-
; names to ufctiugulsh them according to et-
' fects. hnt heinc really branciu'i or nlias. of
i4tw-- iiitii unwiuu', rtiu tt unu'lUUl
lt.thatj - rcat ucneric dlsonicr. impurity or j
' BI001I. Such arc Dynep1a, lllUlutnc,
ifrcrOimjiiafn.ronntOwW'wi.AtrroiwDfci-i
ordt m. Heartache, liach-nche, Gaicrul U'rak-
iictz.iieart jicuic,nniiy. Khincnihciie.
Pile. Ithcvmaltitm, VaUurh, Scrofula, Skinl
'Kioon. &11CH arojwpni. wiiuuitoiw?-.!
iimun, nmpiM. uicctv.
Ac. Kin; ol the JIuoi
1 cures these by attacking the
i'.M7ff...... r-
Hlootl prevent-, an.l
.7.1 cirfiiA. nr..
' olthohlood. Chemists and ph sielaiis aCTec i
in caiiins it the most scnuim. and eiiicTent ;
Adiiiritjrff iw'Sii
1 preparation for the purpose." SoIdbvDnii: -
t Ru,w,aii fht bottle. Fee testimoiiiait. dlrec -
I ScappSi iSdSSb buS!
t botUe.
.. frons.
2i
. O.KAbU.MO &Co ..Iftpps .
. BUntUO
-iJoiBaak
PnrnKhcxi Booms to Lot
At Mr. MunsonV lodging house.
I"nmm Oysters.
Xotlct.
.l-t i revived per ieainer Columbia,
a int. ,ot of ,itu,rn )iysters, which will
be served up in firt class .stj le at Hon -
cm'-. Orcidcnt block.
.OtllM to tll JilldlOH.
AH M'rnif indebted to the lale firm
of Trenchard t Tiwhur will please call
at my office and si-itlr accounts iinniedi-
atelv. .1. Q. A. Bowr.nv.
.j ""
. .is... ahumav lm nmv.liHl
rn B.-.Ya.
ffi onmonm jmW IhV'SkX be secured
elsewhere. To those who wish to reach
tj,.. i.,rntst nnmlir of n-nrtors ni- ho
u.t urt.M mimiitr i n a lirb at iiil
siiialht expense, wo offer the columns
of an attractive, daily, the success oft
wiiien lrom tne very start lias been tar i
IkviiiI the expeetatlons of the most
Minmiine.
.
vrniiamnpc:
linmnport Property.
CieatUirsfllns are now offered in the
city ot nnam-port tor any persons
wishing to locate from one fol to five
Utira. Illl 11V11 4llUljlCU IU1 KU1UUU3.
, dairy ranches or ideasnnt homes; well
' elevated. ;ituated one mile south of
Astoria on -Younifs bay, with a good
graded toad to the place. For lurther
iiifoniiatlon cull at my residence near
tne cemeierv. .iohn williamsos.
IKItlTATlOX OK THKSUALK
An Authentle Testimony,
Gentlemen. Vw live ears I have
Imv-ii creatly (rnubled with dandruTT,
1Iali. ecetaulkSSicilias ll.vir.
Kevkwki: i a buinitilic combination of
Miineof the most powerful restorative.
auent- in the vegetable kingdom. It re-
Ji.nxnpiv .. rtn Unr c nn nn nr It
ma ken the sealp white and clean, it
, cures uamlnitt and humor?, and falling-
pa.N'-cn as a iiair ire-ing. it is tne most
ivoiKUiiic.il preparation ever offered to
the public, a. ii WTeets remain a long
J time, lualciiiir only an occasional appli-
. maKins miiy ;ui nccaie:
catlOll llCCCsSirV. It Is TWO
recommenuca
and unhI bv eminent medical men, and
orMnlnvile popularitTo
er
of
ni Hair Kcuewer has inercrsed witl
itli
j me le-t or many years, both In 11
-country and in foreign lamU, audit
jiow known and u:ed in all the chiliZl
the te-t of many years, both in this
is
illzed
! --"i-. o ine wnm.
r OK ?.LK KY ALL JJKALlIK-n
MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTRAL MARKET.
CcnenUortim-nt of table stock constant
on tiand, such as
i n fit ii r 3 !
Dacon, ndm8 ououiuera, iittru,
VASiiS. Illl'ITKII. I'lIKKSK.
, LpCh rriiltc anil Vpnptahlpc:
fttS" tTtilU a"U e9Bia,BSi
j "nii. hhi.ii.i a.j t.i.i.
In l lu ea-eii.
OlfSAlCN .IIVI TOBACCO.
Kest of W1X1M A.XI I.IQI.rOKS.
AU fheap mr CASH. O001U sold on cen:
uiUlon. niiiMislti I. W. Case's store.
J. IIODOKRS.
I I). K. W -.UBW. T. V. Kiton
: .Vstoria Market !
coi:. chi:nami:s and Hamilton srrs.
ASTOKIA. - - OHKC.ON".
"WAItKKX A. KATOX, ProprletoPN. I
tXwe,Mtw ir,i, S- Jrfu.J
W holeale nnd I.etail Dealers in
Proch inti fturrori Mfifltc;
! . 1 ... mmm-mwrm w.rwww
1
! A fall line of
KVMU.Y r.KOCKKIrS, FWl'G. FKKI I
II , v- MiVV'vn I.MfTTTT VVIV. '
. . - ,
1 taulw. j-rrc.
tarButwr, Hce. Cheese, eto. con.tt.mUy
hanA. ,.,,.., .
' f Ships supplied at the loweat rates.
M JSCELLA X JiOU?.
S. ARNDT & FERCHEN.j)g.iilxd.
ASTORIA. - OREGON. ! 01"cp ,n ASTORIAX building.
.....
fh a Pinnpor Mnph no hnn
NIG nOnCSI tmduninea OllOp
il.LACKSMITH
i S f y j&&&
p' -1 J W&
i . ''-'i j"""
AN' rJ-S-fag
Y
k r JsmSrSiS
Boiler Shop liS'
MiKlmNnr
ENGINE, CANNERY,
- VXD-
STEAMBOAT WOEK
FOOT OK UKAYIITTK SfKIIKT.
ASTORIA iRON WORKS.
; i.mo.n srei w, .nti: i-akkki: llnrsK.
I
ta -.
.vuuiiiiv, - iuir.uu,.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERSJ
:LAXDAlARLe BKfilft'BS
Boiler VVnrk Slenmhnaf Work
""" "urRt olt",,uui HorK
I I P-M.-., Xllj,, 1. ....II..
uiiu uuuiiui y fiuin a sueumuy.
A. D. Wash. I'lCbidcnt.
.1. G. Hcstlkr, Sccrctarj.
I. W. Cvsi:, Traasoicr.
Jons Vox, Superintendent.
WIILIAM EDGAS,
Corner Mnin anil t'hcn'imu9. Streets,
ASTDltlA "....0Ki:U0N.
dkau:k is
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTEtfHOW
.and other Knzlbh Cutlery.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Heershaum Pipes, etc.
A Alio .sttx'U of
Watcher nntl .Jewelry, luzxlc und
Itreech Iomlin Shot (.'urn nnd
Klfle-, JtevolverM. JlKtol.
and Amniiinitioii
.WAItlXK
iiliASSKS.
AI-iO A HXK
Assortment of fine SI'KfrrACLKS and EYE
t:i-.:SE.
if0L- Sale..
l'erliriliili ban; "U unlock" ihir at .v.-tria
March l-t.
100 Tons No.l Glencarnock Scotch
Pig Iron,
40 Tons English Foundry Coke,
350 Tons Best Hard Steam Coal.
Aiul t. Al'O. V. K1NN CY,
tf As.torIa,Oiej;on.
GKRMANTA CEER HALL
UOTTLE ItEKR DKPOT.
ChKN VVSUt StBK!.T. ASTOh!
Thf Jie.it of Layer 5 Cts. a Of as j
0.rders for the
! Celebrated Colombia Brewery
:&:e2:e3jEL
I.oft at this place will ho promptly attend
ed to.
JST"Xo cheap San rrarwivo ttoer dd at
tliis place
U'.M. HOCK. Proprietor.
w
3f. 1IOWK.
SUA I bUlLUtll, i
J ATTflK OI.L) STAND, CRAY'S BI'II.DINC
tSTFUJST CLASS WOirK.-Sti
I. "W. CASE,
, IMPOI'TKIt A.V1 WIIOLESALKAMl HI-
TAIL iiKALEIt IX
t
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Corner Clienamt's and Ciss streets.
jASIOJUA
OREGON. "
FARM AND
ind timber land.
E.ibt 'i ot Hubbaid claim on the "WallusUI I
tor saie. siy tan(!S tl0m town b. water or
countv road. Inquire ot GELO l t.VRKEIt.
1 or at this ofilce. tf
BUSINESS CARDS.
1
Room Xo. 2, up-stalw.
IT C. WOI.DEX.
KOTART PUBLIC,
ArrnoxEKi:, commission a'd
SUILVNCE AGENT.
T A. 3Ic!XTOSU.
' MERCHANT TAILOR,
Otvhiont Hotel Building,
ASTORIA - - - OREGON
"EX 1. WITO,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Oflloe In C. 1.. Parker's building, on Beaton
.teeet, opposite Custom House,
ASTOISIA, ---- OBEQON.
TR. .If. I. JF.XMX8,
l'UYSICIAN AD SUKQEON.
;r.uluate University ot Virginia. its
Pliyslcian to Lay View hospital, Bultlronr
City.l&-'T0.
OrncR-in P.ige & Allen's building, up
stairs. Astoria.
rp craxb. ai. i.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
K00111 Xo. 3. ANtorian BuSIdlnt;.
(UL STATUS.)
i:iniKNci:-Corner of Kenton and Court
streot1, Astoria. Oregon.
TAY TrTTL.K. 31. U.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ofkick Over tho "White House Stow.
1Hnhk.wk At Mrs. Munson's boaidlnr;
hoiLM. Chenamus street, Astoria, Oregon.
."KNTIST,
ASlOKJA. - - - OltKUO.V
Kooius lu Allcu'-s bulldlnt; up stalls. roii
of Oas ami SaemocqUe streeti.
I Q. A. ROWLEY.
ATTORNEr AT LAW.
Cheaanuis St-et. - ASTOltlA. OUKtH
Q I. I1A13T 4: CO.,
DKAIJiR IX
loors. "IVindoAvw, BlintLn. Tru
Mmx, liBber, Etc.
All KIiuls of Oak X.umlcr, Gla-ss, Boat Ma
terial, etc.
Steam Mill near Weston hotel. Cor. Crin
eie:unl Asiorstreets.
WIIXI.OI FRY.
rUACTICAI.
ROOT AM KHO
r.vivr.i:.
Chkxajio stkket. opposite Adlcrs BooV
Stliri', - ASTOKIA, OUKOOX.
SS IVrtoct Jits fniaranted. All wort
varr.inttl. (Jive me a trial. All order
promptly filled.
J. H. D. GRAY,
Wholesale and retail dealer In.
aJjL kinds or jfjsed,
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
(leneral storage and Wharfage on reason
able terms. I'tHit ot Benton street. Astoria
OrfRon.
Lot and Improvements for Sale.
LOT KIGHT. IN BLOCK SKVENTi'
iivt in Otneys .Vstoria. together with
A CSood IIouhc and Weodshed
FOR
MS: HILVDItED DOLiIiARS.
Tor particulars luonlre of
M. SEttltAor W. H. TWILIGHT.
Astoria, July 11, 1SS1.
Take Notice.
John Rogers, Centra! Market,
Has received a large Invoice of
BARRELS AND HAXP BARRELS
or tin best quality.
Ami k now ready to supply Butchers Can
i neih's and all otlirrs, cheap for cash.
BOOK STORE.
Wo are constantly receiving new addition'
to onr stock and have the finest and
I.irj:it assortment of variety
jroodi In the city.
Combs. Brushes,
Stationery. Frames,
Celluloid Goods
. All our gooiU arc marked In plain figures
- i Call and examine quality and note prices,
f CHAS. STEVENS & SON-
jJlrs. P. 3L Willianison,
IM'ALKK IX
' & trimmings.
All kinds of
WOOLS, ZEPHYRS,
jLADES UNDERWEAR, ETC.
Corner of Cnss. and Jefferson streets, Astotly
. jajr-c.-n,,,, nil n.a ATnL-c .i&
nT'Stalnp,ns and Dre done to
i0T'
Jk