The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, December 16, 1881, Image 3

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ISSUED SYKRY MORNING
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J. P. HALLORAN & COMPANY,
PnitLiriiir.ns ani I'kovkiktoks.
AaUrrMH liuildiwj, Ciuta Stitet.
Terms of Subscription ;
served by Carrier, per week.........i Cenu
nt by mail. fourmontli-.............S? 00
-oat fcy mail, one year ... .. 3 00
Fro j of Pohiaxe to Subscriber-.
c4T a drertifiomentB inserted by the year at
borotoofSlO per scjnoro per month.
transient advortiainc. by the duy or week,
ifty cents ier Baunrofor ench inertion.
THEJOITY.
tint Daily astouxax will in. m7j fry
mailat 73 cnt a month. J rceof postage. Bead'
crti icho contemplate ahxtnee from the city can
have Tnrc AsronrAX follon them. Daily
r Weekly edition to any pot-oftcc u Ith
out additional expense. Addrwc maul
tnimacd a oflrn avfml. fcarr order ot
th vtmntina roam.
Lively daj' yesterday.
Three new telephones am badly
needed.
Four vessels outside xrith pilots
on board.
-Candy and Huts at Adler'.s.
That he saw Lincoln and GaiGeld
dift is Col. Rockwell's claim for fame.
Holidny goods in eudless vniiety at
A dlers.
-Capt. Flavel is having built a
atorerom 30x50 on Chenatnus street,
adjoining his warehouse.
Fresh candy every
toria candy factory.
day nt the As
-The capital stock of tho O. E. &
N. Co. is to be increased from 12,
000,000 to $18,000,000.
-The Jubilee Tioupe have engaged
a tull Quadrille Band from Portland, the
best in that city.
The Slate of California took away
300 tonB of wheat and 500 cases of
salmon yesterday morning.
For your sweet hearts, go to the A
lorla candy factory.
Did you ever hear ot a hsuso
famine? It's a good sign in a ioisn;
but dreadfullr inconvenient.
The mnskeis' tickets arc going off
lapidly, but we shall have lots left. Call
and procure yours, and encourage others
to do the same.
Lieut. Sparrow, for some time
past detailed at Furt Stevens, went up
ro Vancouver yesterday morning.
You would be surprised to see how
fast Adler is selling those beautiful
toilet sets.
D. C. Ireland goes to Ilwaco this
morning. The cares of life and a gossa
mer overcoat sit easily upon him.
A laige consignment of new poods
on the Columbia, for Adler.
A New York judge deoides that
"cigar smoke puffed in one man's face
by another is assault and battery."
Now then.
Lost. A bunch of five brass and
hoa keys, yesterday. Pleaso nick them
ut, somebody, and leave them at Theo
dore Brackke'.s and you'll be rewarded.
CapL M. M. Oilman's many
friendB will be glad to knfcw that liia
health is much improved by his recent
California trip.
Another of those fine A. B. Chase
organs at the City Book Store.
Among the postmasters appointed
by the President last Wednesday, was
"William C. Vance,1' at Astoria, Ore
gen. Such is fame.
Max. Wagner's San Francisco Na
tional brewerv beer can t be bent.
-San Diego exchanges to hand
chronicle the sailing of tho Carnegie
from that port, in ballast, to load
wheat in the Columbia.
-All parties desirous of masking at
tho coming masquerade can .secure all
necessary information from Frank L.
Parker.
The discovery of human legs and
other portions of poor humanity in
Walla Walla lumber yards, agitates
the citizens of that burg.
Procure your suits early and not -be
disappointed by a freeze up. The
masquerade will not freeze.
Articles of incorporation were on
tho 12th inst. filed with tho Secretary
of State, incorporating the Salem and
Waldo Hills Riilway Co.
.J. A. Montgomeiy, agent for the Mn
gec stoves nud ranges. . First-class
workmen constantly employed.
The British bark Lindores Abbey
:s ready for sea. She has 11,387 bbls.
of flour and 0,159 ctls. wheat aboard.
Her cargo is worth $08,021.
Fiesh Puget Sound Clam Chowder
at Fabre's, from l'j to 5 p. m. Opposite
Hume's saw-mill.
Gov. Perkins, of California, lec
tured in a San Jose church the other
day, and they wouldn't let him in till
he naid his little four bits entrance fee.
rsud Announcement.
To the i public of Astoria, one and all, (
lane nonce oi ino louov, nig aisiiaieii x i
received last week from ono of tho
lajShotisia In San Francisco. dealing
altogether in holiday goods, toys, etc. !
Mi:. ,. E. Srr.io. Astoria. Or. i
Deak Sue: Having received our noli-'
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j would like to shin you Three Thousand i
dollars worth, which you may dispose
of regardless of cost, as we need money
annnavcto taKetuis metnoaot receiv
ing the .nmr. Answer immediately.
IlADCS. DOI.PII & Co.,
San Francisco.
Having accopted the above offer I will
open this large- lot of Christmas and
holiday goods regardless of cost, on
Moudaj-, Dec. 19, 1881, at the sign of the
red flag on Main street, next door to the
White House and opposite X. Loeb's.
This Is no humbug, nor do I Intend to
slve the public any taffy. Look out for
further announcements. Respectfully,
yours, L. E. Selig.
P.S. My goods and tp.ices wilt.
S ATISPY THE PUIJLIC THAT Til EY HAVE
NOT DEEX rCitCHASED IX I'OETLAXD.
The 2sez Pcrces 2sews wiys that
all up river freight now lying at Day
ton will be transported to its destina
tion at half regular ratea in order to
equalize through rates.
Fied. C. Hyde, lato with Jw C.
Charters, has associated himself with
L. Older at the 1'aiker House baths and
barbershop, where they will be pi en sod
to serve their friends.
Florence, the actor, says that
President Arthur is the best salmon
fisher in America. Xetv York Bun.
Bring him out here; there are boys
in Astoria that will go him coin that
he isn't.
The ladies of the Presbyteiinn
church lull give another of their deservedly-popular
sociables this even
ing at the house of Mra. John Hob
son. A hearty welcome is extended
to all friends of the church.
Tickets for the masquerade may be
procured fiom any member of the
troupe.
We are informed that in some
instanceR the railroad "oiupany has
given permission to persons to cut off
the timber on what is called railroxd
land. The company cannot give title,
an.l after the timber is oft" some of the
laud would not be worth having.
Tim Whelan, who arrived in
Portland about threr weeks ago from
California, has so deftly and rapidly
arranged his future as to be sentenced
to five yeurs in the penitentiary last
Tuesday by Judge Stott for assault
with intent to kill.
Frank Fabre lias oysters in every
.sl le. Stew and pan ioafc :i specialty
Vheic aie you going my pretty maid V
'I'm going a shopping."she sweetly .said ;
"And where ?" 1 asked,scarcc in surprise,
"Oh, anywhere, wheie they adveitise."
Obserrlng jtntt .
The San Francisco Bulletin of the
7th reports the British bark Lizzie
Perry and the coasting bark Enoch
Talbot outside with pilots on board
witing for a favorable chance to gut
in, the former since tlio 4th and the
latter since tho 3d hist. Stranw.
Fiesh lard, of their own manufac
ture, at Wan en & FatonV.
Most of the public buildings,
Pythian hall, jail, Methodist Episco
pal church, etc., are being finished up;
several now buildings commenced and
a great many othera well under wy.
A dozen or so of small dwelling hous
es, if begun now would find tenants at
once.
Scotch butter, liussian apiicul and
lots more of those celebrated randies
and sweet meats just received at Adler's,
lrcsli lrom tne laetory.
The owners of the bark Belle of
Oregon, most of whom live in Port
land, have decided to load her on
their own account, and have commis
sioned Messrs. Sibsou, Church & Co.
to furnish her cargo. This is the first
vessel owned in Oregon which carries
wheat owned by Orogoniaus to the
European market. OwjtutLiii.
Jackins and Parks will open a
stove and tin store in the building op
posite the Walia Walla lestaurunt the
first ol next week.
In a letter to the Columbia
Chronicle, Gen. .lames M. Hunt says:
"Sand Point is on the noith shore
of Pond d'Oreillo Like, conuected
or to be connected with the south i
side by n pile bridge over two
miles in length, on nhi'jh they are now
working with five Ftosm pile drivers,
and n large force of carpenters, and
expect to have it completed by Janu
ary 1st, 188
Chas. Stevens and Son have a stock
of mouldings and moulders tools which
can bo bought cheap for cash to eloe
out that branch of the busmen-,.
Salmon of fine quality reached
London a short time ago from the
rivers that empty into the ca on the
coaKt of Labrador. The steamship
Diana, which earned thtfni, sailed
from Glasgow in June last, and dur
ing tho month of August stirwed awny
in a freezing-room some six thousand
fish, weighing in all about thirty one
tons, or an average of fourteen or
fifteen pounds per fish. When the
refrigeratiug-room was opened in Lon
don, the salmon were found to be in
perfect condition, mi 1, on beiug
cooked, wore pronounced excellent by
all who tasted them.
Death of Judge Fuller.
The followm;;
from a California
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exchange is but a just tribute of re- J
gr.r(j io tm, lucInorr 0f a 0i.a friend- !
, ,
and an honest man:
Th -mldon nA ii..ti..i .i..mJ
.tof .T.,,1,,.. M,.f;.n vii..r ,f p;,...i,
of Jiidge Mortimer Fuller, at I'iocho,
2fcv., on the 29th of November, at
the ago of fifty-eight yeais, rocnllstoi
his friends some of tiio distinguishing i
I
traits of his "unusual character. He
came to California in ISoO, encoun
tered the usual vicissitudes of early
life in the State, but by his untiring
energy and integrity won financial
succe.3 and moral recognition. Dur
ing a residence of ten years in Yuba
county he was sent twice to represent
its interests in the Srate Legislature.
Afterward he went to Nevada and
settled in Pioche, where, although not
educated in the law, his judicial mind
was recognized by his friends in the
Republican party, and despite his re
fusal, based upon distrust of his own
qualifications, lie was elected to tho
office of District. Judge, the duties of
which he discharged to the satisfaction
of the bar of the district and of those
who elected him.
In his private life Judge Fuller was
remarkable for his strong practical
sense, outspoken opinions, steadfast
friendship and generous impulses, all
of which brought him the respect and
true regard of those who knew him.
P. .1. Goodman, on Chciiamui street,
has just received the latest and most
fashionable stylo of gents and ladies
boots, shoes, etc
- The editor and proprietor of the
North American Review announces
that the Review will be hereafter pub
lished at No. 30 Lafayette place, and
will appear uner its own imprint. Ho
states that he has found it impossible
to conduct the publication in the
spirit of the motto adopted by its
founders, making it a forum of inde
pendent thought, and extending, at
his discretion, the hospitality of its
pages to thinkers and scholars of all
creeds and forms of brief, and at the
same time to maintain relation with
a publishing house hnving extensive
school-book and other interests of iLj
own to promote. This change of im
print will involve no alteration what
ever in the organization or service of
the Review.
The New Testament authorized
edition revised, for twenty-five cents nt
Charlo-. Stevens and Sons (Jilj Hook
store.
The Eastern coffee drinker knows
all the grades of berry nnd prepara
tion s a silk mcrchank knows the
xpiality of silk; tha caffeejeii knows
that to roast it a shade bej'ond tho
point where if breaks crisply under
the pestle is to spoil it, and when tho
slow pulverizing is done, each measuro
goes into its little copper ibrik. re
ceives its dose of boiling water, just
one of the tinny cupfuls, rests an in
stant on the coals to restore tho heat
lost in the ibrik, and is poured into an
eggshell cup, and k it comes, each
cup in a gold-enameled holder. The
rule in thee lands seems to be that
all things are worth doing wnll, and
there is no waste of life and material
by over hasto.
Hotel Arrivals.
OCCIDENT.
J West Jr, T Thompson, J Graham
Weslport; V Evans Glaslyn; C A
McGinn Skipanon; G G Gannuane,
John Fox Portland; Miss Duall
Knappa; E Semple St Helens; Dean
Blanchard Rainier.
fARKEft HOUSE.
IS Femer, Tims F Neil! City; 11
Pander, Peter Binnell Portland; Win
I).ry T'pper Astoria; T Driscoil West
pott; TLaughlan bark Rainbow; Capt
A Cotter bark Lindores Abbey; Gui
Oner Maraeiles; .lames Kyletuii Glas
cow; Wm Predenburg Ilwaco; E O
Doud, Ange'o Rismouds E Portland;
R M Wooden Nehalem.
School Tax District No. 9Upper
Astoria,
SCHOOL '1AXES l'Oi: THIS DISTINCT
kj are now ilue and navnlile nt the oilice ot
tiio uuricrsittiifd.
W.M. B. ADA IK.
Clf rk of Dfrfrirt No.ii.
1-isi. d-lm
.toru. Dw,
FARM AND TIMBER LAND.
.133 ACItKtf.
Hast s - of Hubbard claim on the Walluski
for .sale. Six miles from town by water or
county road. Inquire of (5KM) F. r.VKKKU.
oratthisonlce. tf
O ANNE BY
FOR SALE,
rfim: building, plant and ,up-
X piles of the BRITISH COLUMBIA
PACKINC. COMPANY, near New W.Mmiu--ter.
ITsmt Klver. Apply to
JAMKS b'INLAVSON.
ais Front St.. S. F.
d-lm Or P. P.IKItr.LL. on the premise?.
CLEAKIIffG and REPAIRING
NK.VI. THKAP AND QUICK. BY
'KOaK LOVFTT,
Maui Street, oj osit N. Loch's.
LETTER HEAD PAPER,
OKINTED OR PLAIN. OF THE BEST.
uimlitr at
THK ASTOBCAX OIUCO.
The City Book Store has on exhibi
tion one of the finest selection of holiday
goods ever opened. Call and examine
for yourselves.
tnbt.!
A small cold shirt stud. Finder will
confer a favor bv leaving it at the O. R.
& N. Co.'s office, and bo suitably re
warded. 3Zask C'o8tnnie.
r.i...,.M,frnvni'. ni.nrv
low rates-the latest and finest style
just from San Francisco, Cail at once
and take your pick.
I'urnlNlictl Kooins to Iet
At Mrs. Mimson's lodging hoiiv
Wanted
A small house furnished or unto-
nlshed. Address Ecote. A5Top.ia.
office.
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?iotice.
.hist received per steamer Columbia,
a fine lot ot eastern oysters, which will
be served up in first class .style at Ro
coes. Occident block.
Take TVotictt
On after this date au additional 10
cents per cord will be charged on all
orders for sawed wood not 'accompanied
bv the cash, at (Jra-.s wood yard." Julv
lSt.lK.Sl.
3Totiee.
All pei mi:s indebted to the late linn
of Trcnehard & Upshur will please call
at mv office nnd settle accounts- immedi
ately. J. Q. A. i iowi.n Y.
":iNtfni Osterw.
" Another line lot of Eastern Outers
just received at Hoscoe-s per steamer
Oregon. Occident block.
Aotiee to the Similes
bw itches, curl anil frizze made from
combings or cut hair. Call on or ad
dress W.M. I'lII.ENHAKT.
Occident haii'dre-slng saloon.
Astoria. Oregon
.trasqiterade Suits.
Any one desirous of procuring u suit
for the Masquerade Ball on the 26th
Inst., can be supplied by leavhfg their
order at Mrs. S. T. Mcrtean's. All or
ders should be in by the 2Ut Inst.
TVotiee.
l.i. E. Selig is hereby authorized to eol-
lect all bills due me nnd receipt for the
for the
Baker
.same.
Astoria. Dee. 8, IBS!
Du.W.1).
Arrteoui
l.oil:it Houhc,
laud. Oregon.
I'ort-
New house and first elass in iK ap
pointments. Third street, in It. R
Thompson's block, opposite Capt. Ains
worth. Rooms bv the day, week or
month. Mrs. E. Aerigoxi.
Notice.
During m absence from Astoria, Mr.
. J'.-.'seiitr wilt act as mv agent, ah
ior p:
will
to I.. K. Selig, which will 1 r promptly
attended to.
I. Strauss,
agent for Oregon nnd Washington ter
ritory for the celebrated Chicago beer.
Mperial Notice.
The iindcr.signed w ishes to announce
to his patrons and many friends that he
has secured the services -of a baiber,
who will be here- on the next steamer;
one of the beat on the coast, and fur su
perior to tho one ho had last, particularly
in hair-cutting and dyeing.
Yours respectfully, .Ioe O. Chartes,
Proprietor of the Orient Bathing Rooms,
the finest in the city, opposite Ilolden's
auction store, Astoria, Or.
Mr. Twilight and Mrs. Illsley have
taken charge of the Pioneer Restaurant,
which has been thoroughly renovated
and refitted. Mrs. Illsley has charge of
tho cuisine. Good coffee a specialty.
The inhabitants of Tforthwrst nrd
W"-tern Oregon, including twelve coun
liis, of the State, and embracing the great
valley of theWallamct nnd its ' forks,"
enjoy ieven months of spring, vummer
nnd autumn weather that are almost equal
to southern or eastern Oregon for bright
and cheerful weather and a bracing and
healthy atmosphere. The Cvo winter
months, from November to March, bring
a bountiful rain that produces, in due
ieason, unfailing crops. Thee rains re
tard, but icarcely prevent, labor outside,
in any department, and of 150 days ol
winter, nt least a third of thorn nrodry and
bright.
Merchants or others finding inac
curacies in our shipping list will confer
a favor by reporting the same to this
office.
As a compendium of news and
miscellany no publication of the north
west equals The Weekly Astorlot.
A splendid number now ready. For
eale at tho counter with or without
wrappers for ten cents a copy.
(JSgrMBooks, Pamphlets, Lawyer's
Briefs, and in fact every possible
style of Pkinttng is done as well
and as cheaply at The Astobtah
Job Rooms as anywhere else in the
State. Call and examine specimens
and prices.
laiTjer clnnflauononfhe l Ad VertlSingi
Columbia river than any other state paper.
nnii-Tiiic ) EQFAL TO THE BEST, AND
mini Ma uncap aa tne uneapest, at
Tqk Astobux Officx.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ENVELOPES.
A LARGE STOCK JUST OPENED. AND
will bo cold by tho bunch, or by th
thousand, at Tiie Astouiax office.
BILLS OF LADING, WAY BILLS,
Receipts, and all kinds of Commer
ciaLPrinting, done at tho Astorian office.
CALi. EXAMINE, ORDER.'
CORRECT PRINCIPLES
Demand that bills be rendered
promptly, and to do it nicely, get your Bill
paper aai Statements printed at
T11E ASTORIAN Office
DO NOT SEND AWAY
For Printing of any kind until
you have tried THE AST0R1AN Offic.
OLD PAPERS.
HAYING DETERMINED TO CLOSE out
oar stock of old papers coir is too tinn
to swore a lot for handy purpcies, at
Thb Astoeux office.
Wanted.
A woman to do plain scwiug.
at this office.
Inqulro
Choice Frnit.
All or the choicest kinds of apple.-, in
s the larset li'ixos for sale nt .. n. D.
UrajS.
Jhr rniau Xtrov. KxpreH
Will reeehe orders at the store of J.
s V. Case for upper Astoria or any other
5 part of the city. J.eavc vour orders on
j the slate and tlwy will bo promptly at
5 lauded to.
Williaxusport Property.
Great bargQln5 novr offered in the
,.;? m- -crnHomc,- v. t- VZ
. " " l" w lull JJGISUXI3
TTishlDg to locate from one Jot to five
acrei. it is weJi adapted for gardens,
dairy ranches or pleasant homes; well
elevated, situated one mile south of
Atnriu on Youncs bav. with a pood
graded road to the place. For further
j information cull at my residence near
the cemetery. .loirx Williamson.
Whips, curry-combs, brushes; new
stock ; first class goods, cheap for cash.
S. Gray.
J. W. Conn has removed to tho old
stand of Warren and Eaton, opnosite
the Occident.
The Jubilee Troupe have engaged
a quadrille band from Portiand. to play
nt the masquerade.
Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar
ket, has made arrangements to keep nil
the finest fresh fish, etc., in their season
Julius Halbsguth, musie teacher for
piano, organ or voice culture, uteanmg
oruans will be properly attended to bv
leaving orders at Adler'.s book anil
variety store.
Xiua-, New Year's, and birth-da
cards, the finest ever in the city, at the
Citv Book Store.
Hot. cold, and hower Baths at the
Occident hair dressing saloon, twenty
live cents.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAGNUS C. CROSBY,
Dealer In
HARDWAEE, HON, STEEL,
iron Pipe and Fittings,
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD,
SHEET IRON TIH AND COPPER,
Stoves, Tin Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP
PER, PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Done with neatness and dispatch.
None but urt cla workmen employed.
A larco assortment of
SCALES
Constantly on hand
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BEWARE OF
FRAUD
FIjli'pinu jou nre BcIiik
SWINDLED!
Disreputable i.trth?s are otterinj; and selliug
under
FALSE PRETENCES
A cheap, traihy imUatlon of our
Finlayson, Bousfield & Go's
SCOTCH XWXSSfEL
licit u buy o that the names of
FI.X'L. tYSO, UOUSF1EL.D & Co..
John Stone. Scotland.
Or J. It. LEKSOX &, Co.,
BoHton.
Are on each package.
NEVILLE & CO., Agents.
San Francisco.
Blanks. Promissory notes, bonds
for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgages
and warrant v deeds, at this office.
1 A JL
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The largest stock of goods ever brought
to Astoria is now exhibited at,
'" .-.the-jleadinq" ..
Dry Goods I Clothing House
OIF"
m
m
Fresh- arrivals by every Steamer, conse
quently I get. the
Latest Eastern Novelties.
.QrPT3 Tf itt v
r
JO-LJLljJLVy
JLJU1 WJLNJQj J7TUVJrj
and
ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
1 1 i mil in ii hi mi egigaa3ffiiaiaaHigamMMmaaBlaal
EgKDo not fail to get my prices and
examine goods before purchasing.
a m cooper,
I X LISt ore? near 'PavJter Souse, Astoria.
The Boss Coffee and Tea Pot
&
TWO DOORS EAST OF' OCCIDENT,
iifclfeiPiilii2
JSbJ&m STfei
CHAS. HE1LBORN,
JIANUFACTUKRR OP
FURNITURE S5 BEDDING
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CDRTAIN TOLES
Complete In every branch.
THE COLUMBIA
IS :L'l'EIill)i: to MOM. AND IS 1
JOHN UAB -
CHENAHUS STREET
mr Orders lull at tho GEUMANIA ltEKi:
ASTORIA
IW. MEYER
ASTORIA, -
REDUCTION
$7 50 PER BAKKEL OF 30 GALLONS.
LAIIGE OKDEKS TN LIKE ritOTOUTION.
Less Quantities, 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, - - - SI BO per Dozen
es-SpecIal attcntiou paid to orders from rublic Houses and Famllles.-Si
Washington TSarket,
Alain Street, - - Ahtaria Orejjoi
BEltGMAX & HKIIIIY
RESPECTFULLY OALL 1IE ATTEN.
tion of tho public to tho fact that the
p.bove Market will always be supplied with a
FULL VARIETY REST QUALITY j
JK
FRESH AND CURED MEATS!
Which will be sold at lowest rates, wholesale
IXL
nd Winter 1881.
IO
'Vn ?1 TT T "TT
that
MAY BE HAD OF
R HAWES
SOLE AGENT.
1I-M). AKont ior tde celebrated
MEDALLION RANGE,
HAWES,
- - ASTORIA. OREGON
BREWERY
Y7
f l.l.I 1 D I: .NONE ON 'IH1H COAS1
JKOPKlETOKr
ASTORIA, OREGON.
HALL will be pumptly attended UCW
BKEWERY.
Proprietor.
- OREGON.
OI-VIIOLESALE PRICES.
wa f.cix,ved without
FritTHRU NOTICE
And no terms ot peace until
evt ry man In Astoria has a new
suit of clothes
i .1AIK BY 3IEA3BY.
.
Look at the prices :
VanVi t order from -lant-j.(!euulne
French Casalraere -
$8 00
12 50
Suits from - -- -- -2500
E The tajst line of samples on the coast to
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