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ASTORIA, OREGON:
SATURDAY- DEC. 'J. 1851 1
ISSUED BVERY MORKWO.
(Monday tSxcoitedl,
J. F. HALLORAN &; COMPANY,
PcBLi3nr.ns akd I'norjixETOKf'.
AtUrrian Building, Cass Hired.
Terms of Subscriptien:
serrod by Carrier, per week........25 Coats
-eat by nail. four months-... . ......S3 00
font b7 mail, cno year................. 8 00
raa of Postage to Subscribers.
s-JT Advertisements inserted by the year at
the rate of $1 30 per square per month.
Transient advertisinc by the day or wook,
ifty cents per square for each insertion.
THE CITY.
Tnre Dailv astokxax trill ltc hcnl by
mail at?o cent a month, frccof postage Read
era who contcmplatcabocnccfrom the city can
have The Am-okian' follow them. Daily
or Wkekia" tuitions to any pot-ojJlce tclth
out additional expense. Attorc&'ex may be
enanged as nftm a dexlred. Iaoxc order at
the counting room.
We hear of the marriage of an
Aetorian in Xevada Thursday after
noon. Frank F.ibro has oysters- in every
style. Stow and pan roasts a specialty
The hull of the City of Salem is
to be lengthened ten feet and the bow
altered.
Fresh lard, of their own manufac
ture, at Warren & Eaton's.
The Portland firemen are justly
growling over the frequency of false
fire alarms.
Max. Wagner's San Francisco Na
tional brewery beer can't be beat.
It is thought that trains will be
running from Hood river to The Dalles
by tho 15th.
Another of those fine A. R. Chase
organs at the City Book Store.
A sixty-two year old bark in load
ing lumber at Blalcely for the Fiji
islands.
Do you like fresh candy of good
quality V If you do, call at Carl Adler's
aud get some.
.las. Finlayaon, of New Weat
Hiinster, B. C, advertises his cannery
for sale.
Hot cold, and shower Baths at the
Occident hair dressing saloon, twenty
five cents.
The Oregon arrived down yester
day afternoon, and Trill go to sea this
morning.
J. W. Conn has removed to the old
stand of Warren and Eaton, opposite
the Occident
Capt, Hustler gives notice t
owHers of merchandise per Merwanjee
Framjee.
Whips, curry-combs, brushes; new
stock; first class goods, cheap for cash
H. GRAY..
J. C. Trullinger has an ad. of in
terest to canuorymen in this morn
ing's paper.
The New Testament authorized
edition revised, for twenty-five cents at
Charles Stevens and Sons Citv Book
store.
Tho Iowa penitentiary is a source
of revenue to tho State to the amount
of 20,000 annually.
Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar
ket has made arrangements to keep all
tho finest fresh fish, etc., in their season
Dissolution of partnership be
tween Chas. E. Jackics and Jno. A.
Montgomery is announced.
The latest style in fancy stationery
at Adler's.
The J as. A. Wright is loading at
the Farmers' dock. She has 800 tons
on board and will take on 500 more.
Scotch butter, Russian apricot and
lots more of those celebrated caudles
and sweet meats just received at Adler's,
fresh from the factor.
It is estimated that 1500 horses
have been stolen in Yakima nnd
Klickitat counties during the past
year.
The City Book Store has on exhibi
tion one of the finest selection of holiday
goods ever opened. Call and examine
for yourselves.
We are reliably informed that
Mr. M. J. Kinney has repurchased the
Astoria Fishery (Kinney Cannery) and
will havo charge of the same tho can
ning season. This purchase includes
450 feet of desirable water frontage in
tho heart of Astoria.
Warren & Eaton have moved to the
corner of Hamilton and Chenamus
streets, in tho building formerly occu
pied by Trenchard & Upshur.
Tho City of Chester arrived in
jesterday morning, and after dis
charging thirty-ono tons of miscellane
ous freight, coal oil, stores, etc., swung
up stream at eleven. Tho State of
California immediately steamed in to
tho dock.
A. J. Megler and wife returned
homo on the State of California yes
terday from an extended trip to
Paraiso and Paso Robles, California.
The trip evidently agreed with them.
J. G. Megler and wife will be up on
the Columbia, next Wednesday.
Death of Mrs. Mary A. Gray.
Mrs. Mary A. Gray, wife of Win-
H.Gray,of Klaskanino,died at her resi
dence at half-past 9 o'clock last Thurs
day night. Mrs. Gray came to this
country from Ithaca, K. Y., in 1838,
and has resided continuously on this
coast ever since. Sho was one of the
first white woraon in tho pretent State
of Oregon and passed through all tho
perils aud privations of pioneer life in
those days. Sho was a lady of culture
and fine natural ability and had a
large circle of friends who will
deeply regret to hear of her
death. She lived n long and useful
Christian life, during the course
of which she exerted a most salutary
and beneficial influence upon many
with whom she was brought in con
tact. Her children live in Olympia,
Vancouver, Portland uud this place.
One, a married daughter, is at pres
ent visiting in San Francisco; sho has
been telegraphed for, and tho funeral
will probably bo delayed till next
Tuesday. Due notice will bo given of
that event which will, probably, take
place in Astoria.
A Merited Recognition.
Wo were yesterday shown a jowel
by Hon. I. W. Case, which he re:
ceived a day or so ago from tho Grand
Lodge of A. O. C. W. of regon and
Washington, of which he is P. G. M.
W., which is a valuable testimonial
of the regard with which tho Order
hold him. The pin, of Tuscan gold,
has, an pendant, a Bible on n back
ground of purple satin, aud to this is
attached the main jewel. This is a
most elaborate affair; somewhat larger
than a trade dollar, pure gold, and
engraved, the obverso with the legend
"Grand Lodge A. O. U. W. of Ore
gon aud Washington; to P. G. M. W.,
I. W. Case, July 16, 1881;" aud on
tho reverse the Order's emblem in
cameo anchor, shield and cable, with
an additional setting of two diamonds;
the whole forming as handsome a jowel
as anything of the hind we have over
seen. Its intrinsic value is consider
able, but its actual worth to the re
cipient as a token of esteem, a hun
dred times as much.
Fresh candy bv the last hteamer.at
Adler's.
Coal.
It is reported that a coal vein of
four feet in depth has been discerned
near Jewell, on the Nehalem. Also a
new vein of some thickness northeast
of Garibaldi, botween Miami and Ne
halem. The British bark Scottish Admira
arrived at Sunderland on the 23d ult.
Brilliant and beautiful ; the Christ
mas and New Year cards at Adler's.
A disease resembling diphthuna
is reported among the Indians on the
Skokomish reservation.
Fred. C. Hyde, late with Joe C.
Charters, has associated himself with
L. Ohler at tho Parker House baths and
barber shop, whore they will be pleased
to serve their friends.
Fred Goro was sentenced to six
months' imprisonment, and a fino of
300, for his recent assault on Kelly
in Walla Walla.
Carl Adler received another large
consignment or new and oeautitui fancy
goods by the State of California. Call
around and see them.
"Why are you so late?" asked
one of the teachers in the Chico, Cal.,
Grammar school of a littlo girl last
Friday. Sho hung her head and said;
"We ha70 a baby at homo." "Don't
let it happen again," said the teacher,
savagely, aud the little girl said she
would not, and took her seat.
Mrs. Twilight and Mrs. Illsley have
taken charge of the Pioneer Restaurant,
which has been thoroughly renovated
and refitted. Mrs. Illsley has chargo of
tho cuisine. Good cotTec a specialty.
The social Thursday evening, at the
house of Mies Crosby, was a very en
joyable affair for both old and young.
Thero was a large attendance and the
evening was pleasantly speni in music,
games and sociability. Quito an
amount was collected.
The wreck of tho old building
across the way is a source of surpassing
interest to the juveniles who troop
down at recess and noon to see the
sight. Some one started the story
that a Chinaman was buried in tho
debris, and the urchins evidently be
lieved it yesterday, from tho interest
they manifested in tho proceedings.
Silverware, a new lot, by State of
California, at Adler's.
An order has been made, and will
soon go into effect, which cuts off
OTery-other-day trips on the routo
from Redding, Cal., to Roseburg, Or.
This is a daily lino, and tho contractors
havo beon paid for throo and a half
trips per week. Tho annual pay for
tho route has been 89,000. and it is
in the hands of the Barlow party.
Tho order cutting off these trips ro
ducea the annual pay nearly S30,000.
Crossing tho Equator.
A correspondent of tho Post Intel
ligencer thn9 explains how a person
crossing tho equator at tho 180th mer
idian loses one day out of his life,
aud why. In time each day begins at
midnight; in place, tho 160th merid
ian. When it is midnight at Green-
wich it will be, let us say, Wednesday
for 180 deg. east, and Tuesday for 180
deg. west, tho 180th meridian dividing
tho two days. If n, person crosses the
meridian coming oast, he sails out of
Wednesday and into Tuesday. If ho
goes westward he sails out of Tuesday
into Wednesday. It ig never the
same day all around the world except
when it is' striking midnight on the
I80th meridian. One hour after mid
night 15 deg further west, and 1,
a. in. of Wednesday (say) at the mer
idian, Wednesday extending over 15
deg. of tho surface of the earth, uud
Tuesday over the remaining 345 deg.
In other words the new day extends
from tho 180th meridian east till it
meets the new day at midnight. Re
versing it, it is tho new day from
midnight at any point -m the earth
eastward to the 180 meridian, and tho
old day westward to that meridian.
It does not matter upon what parallel
of latitude you pass tho 180th deg. of
longitude whether at the equator or
the Arctic circle the old day is al
ways east of it and tho new day west
of it. In crossing the 180th meridian
ships add or drop a day in order to
keep accurate time. A steamer sail
ing west, from San Francisco to Yoko
hama, comes to the meridian at 10 a.
m. Tuesday. Her bow crosses, and
in tho forecastle it Ls 10 a. m. Wed
nesday, while in the cabin it ts 10 a.
m. of Tuesday. A moment later, it
is 10 a. m. of Wednesday in the cabin
also, and Tuesday is loft behind.
Twenty-four hours has been added to
tho reckoning, but no time has been
actually gained. A vessel sailing east
ward roverses this sailing out of 10
a. m. Wednesday into 10 a. m. of
Tuesday. It was once thn habit of
skippers sailing eastward not to go
back a day, but to add a Sunday in
the middle of the week to straighten
tho reckoning, to which day all jobs
postponed indefinitely wore relegated,
and this i3 tho origin of tho phrase
often heard in New England coast
towns, "When Sunday comes in the
middle of the weak I'll do it." It
may be asked, "What becomes of tho
10 a. iu. of Tuesday that was left be
hind?" That 10 a. in. of Tuesday was
twenty-four hours old. It began on
the meridian twenty-four hours pre
viously, traveled westward around the
world, and was then ready to give np
the ghost and let 10 a. m. of Wednes
day begin its journey. Each hour of
each day begins at the 180th meridian,
travels westward for twenty-four
hours, and when it arrives at the mer
idian, the samo hour of the next day
starts. The whole arrangement is an
arbitrary one, agreed upon by Christ
ian peoplo in order to simplify reck
oning, nnd tho 180th meridian is se,
lected for the beginning of tho day
because it is in tho middlo of the Pa
cific ocean And avoids the complica
tions that would arise if tho day be
gan at a meridian running through a
thickly populated country.
Clias. Stevens and Son have a stock
of mouldings and moulders tools which
can be bought cheap for cash to close
out that branch of the business.
The Astoria Railroad Grant.
A gentleman lately in from the Ne
halem county says ho has been there
over ten yeara on a piece of railroad
land. That he is unable to get auy
title, cannot sell; his family uro ill aud
need removal, but he cannot go with
out the loss of the ton years' labor of
the best part of his life. Here is a short
article on "The Astoria Land Grant,"
and one that requires no elaboration.
Julius Halbsguth, musie teacher for
piano, organ or voice culture. Cleaning
organs will be properly attended to by
leaving orders at Adler's book and
variety store.
-The Kirkwood came down yeater-
day.
Tho British bark Glaslyn, 79 days
from Buenos Ayres, arrived in yester
day afternoon.
At a called mooting held in tho
second ward last evening F. J. Tay
lor was chairman, and A. W. Fergu
son secretary. After stating the ob
ject of tho meeting, nominations for
councilman were in erder: J. W.
Welch received the nomination. The
following were elected as delegates to
meet a like delegation from the fiirst
ward to make a nomination for mayor
15. Van Dusen, O. Sovey, A. W.
Ferguson. On motion the meeting
adjonrned.
Circuit Court Blanks, County
Court Blanks, Justico Court Blanks,
Shipping Blanks, Miscellaneous Blanks,
Deeds, Mortgages, etc, for Sale at The
Astoria? offlce-HBH
Too Bad
Those Kansas ptoplo acem to lack
all the finer feelings of humane con
sideration that culturo and education
induce. Now, when a leading bank
in Boston and another in New Jersey,
failed, the depositors hold meetings
and denounced tho thieving cashiers,
and complained bitterly, all in a highly
moral way. But when a Kansas
cashier tnod to got away will: a mil
lion or so, a large circle of admiring
and confiding friends held a meeting,
and gave the delinquent the alterna
tive of producing the stolen money
or swinging from tho limb of a tree
and they got it. Such action is crush
ing to that branch of industry.
Hotel Arrivals.
OCCIDKXT.
E B Fellows Richmond House; W
S Soil City; A C Wirt Skipanon; S C
bonner Westport; Mrs Dr Glass and
ch Portland; Ben Haymanan, Mrs
Claxton S F; Capt G Debney State of
California; A J Megler and wf Astoria;
F G Sanborn S F; Mrs Shniuati Port
land; Dan Ross, S B Southern S F;
Ernest Marder Kansas City; Frank D
Blake Eagle Cliff; P O Harn, Fred
Schwatka U S A; A G Allen Fort
Stevens; Robt Miller South Bend;
John Ellis Clatsop; W C Squire New
York; Dean Blanchard Rainier.
PARKER HOUSE.
H L Colvin Westport; J W Walker,
W J Denver Nehalem valley; F Mil
ler, F Woodcock Cathlamett; G Wat
son J Days; T Smith, C Searmon, G
Bottons; J Salmer, J Clark, J Neil
son, L Ohlscu Deep River; D E Pease
Skipanon; J Walters Clatsop; 4&upt
T Rogers Santon; T Laughland Rain
bow; N En'ot Colorado; H G Sturde
vant S F; J Davis Westport; Wm J
Davis Froeport W T; Hon R Calen
der Knappa.
P. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street
has just received the latest and most
fashionable stylo of gents nnd ladies
boots, shoes, etc.
Henry Villakd has bought the
Pacific Coast bteamship Co's vessels,
and Carl Adler has bought and brought
here the lamest stock of variety goods
ever opened in Astoria. Just go'around
and see the vast and varied variety of
Holiday goods. It's impossible to de
scribe the list You are cordially iu
vited to come and see for yourselves.
The sight will well repay a visit
Choice Fruit.
All of the choicest kinds of apples in
the largest boxes for sale at J. H. D.
Gray's.
Take Xoticc.
On after this date an additional 10
cents per cord will be charged on all
orders for sawed wood not accompanied
by the cash, at Gravs wood vard. July
1st, 1881. '
Sherman Urot. Express
Will receive orders at the store of 1.
W. Case for upper Astoria or any other
part of the city. Leave your orders on
the slate and they will be promptlv at
tended to.
lVilll-inisport 1'ropcrty.
(treat bargains aiv now offered in the
city of Willlainsporl for anv persons
wishing to locate from one lot to five
acres, it is well adapted for gardens,
dairy ranches or pleasant homes; well
elevated, situated one milo south of
Astoria on Youngs bay, with a good
graded road to tho place. For further
Information call at my residenco near
the cemetery. Jonx Williamson.
Buy thp Weekly.
Thk Weekly Astorian for this
week is full of just such information
and news of the country as vour friends
In the east want to see. It has very
few advertisements, and is chock to the
muzzle of information that no family
can successfully squeeze along without.
Two dollars will buy the whole, wad for
a year. Si ZO for .mx months. or ten cents
per copy.
Bl"XETTa cocoaix:.
Unlike ult Other Hair Dresilu-n.
Is the best for promoting the growth of
aim beautifying the nair, and rendering
it dark and glossy. The Cocoaine holds,
in a liquid form," a large proportion of
deodorized cocoanut oil, prepared ex
pressly for this purpose. No other com
pound possesses the peculiar properties
which so exactly suit the various condi
tions of the human hair.
The superiority of Bui:nett's Flav
oring Extracts consists in their per
fect pui ity and great strength.
V(r fh Tf.iinlti. I II f'ltffi.r r'1
Bourbon, anil the best of wines, liquors
nnil ?nii h ranfitpn hnnr a!l iltlmCum
opposite the bell tower, and see Camp-
The price oi subscription to The
Weekly Astorian has been reduced
to 52 per annum when paid in advance.
If not paid in advance the old prie ol
S. will be charged.
Davidson, photographer, Portland,
has "retained all the negatives which
were taken at his brauch gallery while
in Astoria, and can furnish duplicates
of the same on short notice. Also-his
views of Astoria. Ilwaco, Fort Canbv,
CajMj Hancock, and Young's Klver Falls
can he ordered direct from him or Carl
Adler, at 6J per dozen.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff's Notice.
npiIE hTATE. COUNTY. AND STATE
J. School Taxes for the year 1881, are now
due and can be paid at n nfnreat the Court
House. A. M. TWOMBLY,
dvtf Sheriff aud Tax Collector.
Masonic Land and Building Asso
ciation Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
annual meetlug of the stockholders of
the Masonic Laud aud Building Association
of Astoria, will be held atthootneeof George
Flavcl. In Astoria on "Wednesday, the 2lst of
December. 1BS1. at 2 o'clock r. M for the
purpose of electing a board or directors for
the ensuing year. (consisting of seven mem
bers) and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting.
By order of tho Board of Directors.
d-30d S. T. McKEAN, Sec.
Buy a copy of The Weekly As
tobia? to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAGNUS C. CROSBY,
Dairr In
EAEIWilE, IRON, SBtt,
. iron Pipe and Fittings,
Finite anfl Steam Fitters
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD,
SHEET IRON TIN AND COPPER,
Stoves, Tin Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN, COP
PER, PLUMBING and STEAM FITTIN0
Done with neatness and dispatch.
N'ono bat ttrst chvs workmen employed.
A large avortuiont of
SCALES
Constantly ocjhaiid
B. B. FRANKLIN,
UNDERTAKER,
Comer Cass and Squomoqhe streets.
ASTORIA. ----- OREGON
.-i
DKALEK TX
WALL PAPER
AND
WINDOW SHADES
AND
UNDERTAKERS GOODS.
Free to . Everybody !
A Beautiful Book for the Asking
By nupUing personally at the nearest ofllce
of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO..
(or by postal card it at a dhtance). aud adult
person H1 be presented with a beautifully
illustrated copy of a Ne w Book entitled
GENIUS REWARDED,
on THE
Story of tie Seiiipj Machine.
Containing a hand"ome and costly steel en
graving frontispiece ; also, 13 finely engraved
wood cuts, and bound In an elaborate blue
and gold lithographed cover. No charge
whatever Ls made for this handsome book,
which can be obtained only by application
at the branch and subordinate offices of The
Singer Manufacturing Co.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
Trlnclpal Ofllce, M Union Square,
NEW YORK.
HILL'S VARIETIES.
GEO. HILL, -CUAS.KOHLER,
- PROPRIETOR
STAGE MANAGER
Decided success, standing room only.
' A -i dry large audience assembled Monday.
Dec. 5th, to witness the opening perform
ance of Hill's Varieties. The entertainment
commenced with a brilliant test part. Mr.
Milt Johnson being a very prominent fea
ture, keeninz the audieuce in a continuous
roar of laughter. Mr. Harry Glenn sanz
-utile empty uraute' witn great ieeung,
and nas heartilv encored. Miss Lyntton
vocalized -"Bell Malione" which was well re
ceived. Last, but not least, Mr. Kohler con
tributed his funny saj mg. The whole con
cluded with the late fluule
-The Skids are Out To-Day."
Tho olio consisted of the comical act of
"Rats" mingled with songs and dances.
Johason in his great character of SAMUEL
THE GREAT.
Pnnrh and Judy. Poison 3Iiik and
Dutch Justine.
All of which wcro well rendered. The mu
sicians are, without any exceptions, the best
on inls coast and have few superiors any
where else. Performance every night, cora
menciiu at S: open air concert at 7: en
trance to theatre on Benton street ; priva.e
boxes nu Chenamus street.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF
the Columbia, Vancouver Barracks, W.
T.. Nov. 2tf. 1881.
Written proposals will bo received by the
uuriersigned. at Vancovver Barracks, w. T.,
until March 31st, 1SS2, for the right of exclu
sive seining on the Fort Stevens. (Point
Adams) Military Reservation, dunng the
nest Ashing snasou. The right to reject any
or all bids, as may be deemed best. Is re
served by tho uudersigned.
O.D.GREEV.
Mai. aud Ass't Act. General, Brevet Briga
dier General U. S. Army. dtf
School Tax District No, 9Upper
Astoria.
SCHOOL TAXES FOR THIS DISTRICT
ate now due and payable at the office of
the undersigned. WM.B. ADAIR,
Clerk of District No. 9.
Astoria. Dec 5, 1SS1. d-lm
Notice of Copartnership.
W:. THE UNDERSIGNED. HEREBY
give notice that we have formed a co
partaermlp under tho firm name of Lelnen
weber & Conn, to trans3ctthe business of tan
Din, in Astoria, Orecon.
A. A. COHN.
Astoria, Oregon, Dec. e, 1881. d-0d
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Fail and Winter 1881.
The largest stock of goods ever brought
to Astoria is now exhibited at
THE LEADING
Dry Goods 1 Clothing House
of
trm
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Lj
Fresh arrivals by every Steamer, conse
quently I get the
Latest Eastern Novelties.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
..- . '. and that
ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
Do not fail
examine goods before purchasing.
C. M. COOPER,
I JiC LQStore, near Parker House, Astoria.
The Boss Coffee and Tea Pot
EjTniffj
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TWO POORS EAST OF OCCIDENT, - - ASTORIA. OREGON".
CHAS. HEILBORN, .
MANUFACTURER OF
FURNITURE Us BEDDING
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete in every branch. v
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
IS SUPERIOR TO MOS1, AND lb
JOHN HAHft,
CHENAHUS STREET,
earOrders left at the GEKMANIA BEER
ASTORIA
M MEYER
ASTORIA,
SPECIAL k33rOXTarOES3ME33Ja'l37.
REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES.
$7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 (GALLONS,
LARGE ORDERS IN LIKE PROPORTION.
Less Quantities, - - SO Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, - - - SI BO per Dozen
as-Special attcntiou paid to orders from Public Houaes and Famllies.-Q
Washington THarket,rwAK is uecijiei) withotct
Slain Street, - - Astoria rreg. Fi'KTHER XOT1CK
BEKGMAX & JSJSSRy
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEiv.
tlon of tho public to tho fact that the
above Market will always be supplied with a j
i
FULL VARIETY REST QUALITY
...
FRESH AND CURED "MEATS !
Which will be sold at lowest rates, wholesale
and retail. Special attention given to asppl
ns shi-M.
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to get my prices and
MAY BE HAD OF
-R "R. T-TAWT-RR
SOLE AGENT.
AIvj. Aixnt for the celebrated i
i MEDALLION RANGE.
EXCELLED BY NONE ON THIB COAh7
PROPRIETOR,
- ASTORIA, OREGON.
HALL will be promptly attended to.-SJ
BREWERY.
Proprietor.
OREGON.
, JLfrrtt . m , iBtnr1n hn
suit of clothes
niAIXF, BY HKASY.
J Lk 3t Uie prlCtiS .
-Ituus to oruer irom
$8t
12 00
25 09
.Pants, Geuulne French Cassiraeru
bults froui - - - -
The tinii line of wuuples on the const to
aelect from. P.J.MEANY,
Main street, opposite Parker Hou.se, Astoria
SMI'