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.ASTORIA, OREGON:
PJ&IDAY DEC. :;. 18bl
ISSUED SVERY MORNING.
(Monday Excepted).
J. F. HAL.LORAN & COMPANY.
PUHLIsIIintS AND PllOrXtlKTORS.
AsUrrian HuUdiiuj, 0as3 Street.
Terms of Subscription :
served by Carrier, per woek..........-.-5 Coals
-ant by mall. fourionth3.................S3 TO
sect by xnnll. cno year... .................... 9 00
free of Postage to Subscribers.
sVAdrertisoments inserted by the year at
ih rate of SI 50 per square per month.
TrsndJont ndvertLrinc. by the day or week,
fifty cents per square for each insertion.
THECIT.
Tuk Daii.v astoriax ICill 1C unit by
mallat75ccnlM a month, frccof portage. Read
ers who contemplate absence from the city can
have TnK Astoriax follow ihern. Daily
irr XfRKKVY editions to any post-office icfth
ou additional expense. AdAresaex may be
cr.angcd as often as desired. Ixave orders at
th? counting room.
Small pox is ravaging Iowa and
Illinois.
Several letters held for pontage Id
the postoflice.
Tuike.w, geese and chicken, a
Warren and Eaton's.
What are yon going to do to
morrow evening.
Hot, cold and .shower bath at the
Occident hair dressing saloon, twenty
five cents.
The Ttiver Ganges and Dnnard
wero taken up stream yesterday.
Fine assortment nuts and candies at
the Astoria Candy Faetorj.
Walla Walla thinks it needs an
opera house as badly as Astoria.
Selig's .stock lias arrived and his
Auction Uazaar is a success. He is just
slaughtering goods. Go and .see them.
The Columbia, went down to the
point yesterday, but was unable to
cross out.
The Columbia came back yesteiday
morning for the sole purpose of. allow
ing the ladies on board to get another
half dozen boxes of bonbons at Adler a.
Head Holden's ad. in this morn
ing's issue. The property is tnost
desirable.
Xmas, New Year's, and birth-day
cards, the finest ever in the city, at the
City BookJS tore.
Mrs. Itappleyea advertises that
she is prepared to make dresses in the
latest style.
Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar
ket, has made arrangements to keep all
the finest fresh fish, etc., in their season
The stomach of the defunct G. W.
Teller is a cause of anxiety to the
Polk countyites.
A new and specially assorted list of
jaaics' aim gents7 masks, all from San
Francisco, at very low rates of rent, at
M. D. Kant's, Merchant Tailor.
The fine quality of the water is
the subject of daily congratulation on
the part of those who uso it.
The Orient Baths are far .superior to
any in inc city, iverytiuug new ami
neat Chenamus street, opposite Hol-
den's auction rooms, doe G. Charters,
proprietor.
Yesterday was dark and gloomy;
the clonds hung low and tho atmos
phere had considerable body to it.
Frank Fabre has oysters in every
style. Slew and pan roasts a specialty
In tho Police court yesterday
John Stephenson was fined ten dollars
for using abusive language on the
stroet.
Selig's stock of holiday goods are to
be sold without reserve. You musii't
forget this.
Largo numbers of Chinese are ar
riving in San Francisco, from whence
they go to work on the Canadian Pa
ciGc railroad.
Fresh candy every day at the As
toriifcaudy factory.
Attention is desired to the adver
tisement of the Chicago Brewery, of
which Mr. Strauss is agent for this
state and "Washington Territory.
Of the '15,630,8-1 tons of ship
ping entered at our ports from abroad
during the fiscal year of 18S1, only
2,919,14.9 tons were American.
Max. Wagner's San Francisco Na
tional brewery beer can't be beat.
The British bark Angle -Norman
was yesterday added to the list of ves
sels ready for sea. She has 43,385
bushels of wheat, worth $-3,150.
Chas. Stevens and Son have a stock
of mouldings and moulders tools which
can be bought cheap for cash to close
out thnt branch of the business.
The first barge of the Transporta
tion Compaivy is building below Kin
ney's cannery. It will be 170 eot
long, 42 feet wide; 9 feet depth of
hold.
When D. P. Thompson gets to
Washington, his five days trip from
Portland to the open sea, will form a
good argument for improvement of
the bar.
MUllMIWWtllMiWWWWWW!
Popular Pimento
i
Everybody knows what an um
brella is, and can tell of what it is con
structed; but fow aro aware how largo
an industry is represented in tho stick
of this useful and generally missing
property. Au official estimate, made
in September laet, in Kingston,
Jamaica, showed that there were- a lit
tle ovor 500,000 sticks awaiting ex
port to Englaud and the United
States to bo mado into umbrella han
dles. These sticks were almost with
out exception, pimento, and it is not
surprising to be informed that owners
and lessees of pimento walks are be
coming alarmed at the growth of a
trade which threatens to uproot, in a
few years, all their young trees. Tho
export returns for the past lire j'ears
show that an average of 2,000 bundles
of sticks has been sent out nf tho
island annually in the ordinary course
of trade, and tho returns for tho first
three-quarters of 1881 show an export
cf over 4,500 bundles, valued at 815,
000. When it is remembered that
each bundle contains from 500 to 800
sticks, each of which represents k
young bearing pimento tree, the ex
tent of the destruction may be real
ized. For handsome holiday presents,
sucli as toilet cases, cologue sets, per
fumery eases, line soaps, etc., go to
Conn's drug stoie, opposite Occident
Hotel.
Mrs. Twilight and Mrs. lllsley have
taken charge of the Pioneer Restaurant,
which has been thoroughly renovated
and refitted. Mrs. lllsJpy has charge of
the cuisine- Good eoflec a specialty.
Philadelphia in to celobrate the
200th anniversary of the founding of
that city by ringing the State Ffouso
bell 200 times on Xew Year' night.
That will be grand.
Auction sale of Holiday and Christ
mas goods at Solig's Toy Bazaar this
evening and every evening at 7 o'clock.
Everything will be sold to the highest
bidder. Now will be jour ohanee to
get cheap presents for your children and
friends. Remember nothing reserved
and put under the counter.
There is a present demand fur at
least one hundred more houses in
Astoria. Rents can be obtained
which will pay the builder une and a
half per cent. Who will build them?
Villard and Adler have formed a
partnership; it has no connection
with the Astoria and Winnemucca rail
road. It's a 'monopoly," a monopoly
of first class goods and a monopoly of
inc patronage oi everyone wno imys on
the merit of the ai tide sold.
Frank T. Jordan, one of our
"comps," is a passenger on the out
going Columbia to San Francisco,
where he will spend the holidays.
The best wishes nf the boys and :t
merry Christmas, ".lord v."
For the genuine J. II. Cutter old
llourbon. and the bet of wines, liquors
and Sail Fnumisco beer, call at the ("cm,
opposite the hell tower, and see ('amp
bell. Henry Ward JJeechcr has come
out strong in favor of free trade. This
is the severest blow that that party
has yet received, but the general cor
rectness of its views will enable it. to
overcome any such accession.
A few more chances left in that raf
fle at Adler's for the finest doll in Ore
gon. The detention of the Columbia is
a matter of considerable inconvenience
to many of ub. Wo believe had she
crossed out yesterday, she would have
sailed en her return trip on tho 28th.
As it is, the matter is problematical.
noliday goods 200 per cent, cheaper
at Adler's than at either of the Cheap
John affairs.
i Last night's mail brought us San
Francisco papers as lute aB the 4th
inst. We are in atrong hopes of re
ceiving papers of tho ."th or may be
the 0th, by New Year's.
That .beautiful doll at Adler-. will
be raffled at ii o'clock this morn
ing. Four bits may win it for vour lit
tle girl.
The Methodist Sunday school
will have their Christinas tree in the
new church to-morrow evening. The
public are invited. Presents left
there properly marked will be put on
the tree.
P. J. Goodman, on Chenamus sheet,
has just received the latent and most
fashionablo style of gents ami ladies
boots, shoes, etc
The Standard is printing alleged
poetry in original Irish. The Stan
dard says it in "a gem:"
Hibernian "gems' of purest ray serene
The Standard's local column oft hath
shown.
What this especial Gaelic ''gem" may
mean
Must he deciphered in some other zone.
The third annual masquerade of the
Kescue Jubilee Troupe, at Liberty hall
Dec 26th, will be conducted as hereto
fore. These parties aro the best con
ducted and most enjoyable of anything
during the year.
A flume 400 feot in length and
five feet in width has been built to
carry the water from the swamp at
Fort Stevens, and a scries of fascines
composed of spruce limbs weighted
down with sand bags to prevent the
erosions of the swash channel, under
the supervision of O. Holt.
Plenty Wheat
The "Weston Leader -ays: It will
tako ninety days' carrying, at the rate
of ten cars n daj', tu lciuore the wheat
of Reese A- Co., at present lying at
Blue Mountain Station. Resides this
they have a great deal more to haul.
But as the number of daily cars is only
about seven since tho large engine h:m
been demolished, there is a long tiuio )
yet to be devoted to hauling.
A6 the cars running to Blue Moun
tain Station are of the narrow ir-iuge
pattern and oiilv cam- seven tuns
each, it is evident that Reese -v Co.
have 6,300 tons at Blue Mountain j
Station, and many tons yet to be
hauled there. Grain dealers so v that
there are tons nf wheat at even sta
tion between Cold Spring and Snake
river, and other tuns at the various
Snake river landings, yet t be hauled
out of the country. One conservative
dealer estimates the total amount r.f
wheat and flour now in the country
between the Palouse and Umatilla
rivers, awaiting shipment," at :5,000
tons. In addition to this large quan
tity of wheat, there are several thou
sand tons of surplus along the line of
the X. 1 11. II. and in the Yakima
country.
The following is .-elf-cxi)lnnatorv :
PoinT,A-n,-)ee. 19. fast.
To Rescue Jubilee Treupe: -Will be
on hand for the masquerade with the
best quadrille band in the city.
.!. II. Itoos.
P. S This quadrille band consists of
violin, cornet, clarionet and piano.
1 have ju.-t received thefinest assoit
ment of fancy goods in my line ever
brought to Astoria, consisting of per
fumery cases, toilet sets, toilet ease",
tine perfumeries, fancy soaps, combs,
brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles
of all kinds splendid presents for the
holiday. Call and examine goods and
prices before purchasing elsewhere, at
.1. W. I'oiinV. drug store, opposite Or-ci-dent
Ilolel. Astoria. Oregon.
Col. Hurlburl, of tiie O. A- C.
railroad surveyors, expects to mnke
the Siskiyou mountain tunnel 200 feet
lower than decided upon la&t year.
The tunnel will be a mile long. It is
also thought the -line, of the mid will
run nearer to Ashland than :it first
expected.
H A large invoice of parlor, cook j.1o es
and ranges at J. A. Montgomery'-,.
la the interests of the public the
following simple rules for punctuation,
as given by n compositor, are given
place: "I set up as long as I can hold
my breath, then put in a comma;
when T gape I insert a semicolon;
when 1 sneeze a colon; and when I
want to take another chew of tobacco,
I insert a period."
Whip-., curry-combs. biM.slics; new
sterk: first class unoiU. cheap for cash.
.. liKAY.
Ill a report mi tho forests of
British Columbia, Professor Dawson,
of the Geological Survey of C.mada,
dwells upon the importance of the
timber trade of the Dominion. The
Douglas fir. or Oregon pine, is the
most valuable tree he refers to; it is
often more than eight feet in diameter
and 200 to 300 feet high, forming
dense forests. The Western hemlock
and red cedar are next in importance,
and also grow to a great size.
The New Testament authorized
edition revised, for twe.ity-five cents at
Charles Stevens and Sons City Hook
store.
The Secretary of State sent the
following message to the American
charge d' affairs at St Petersburg last
Wednesday afternoon : Tho President
desires you to make provision for im
mediate relief and return of thcofliceri
and men of the Jeannette. Cable
promptly the amount of credit you
require and it will be provided by the
Secretary of the Navy and mysulf.
Also cablo what steps can be takott by
this Government for the recovery of
the crew of the missing boat.
The City Hook Store, has on exhibi
tion oneof the finest election of holiday
goods over opened. Call and evamine
for yourselves.
Jacob Tesch, oue of the oldest
porsons on the Pacific coast, died near
Jacksonville, on the 12th inst. He
was about JU years old, and was herd
ing sheep when he became unconscious
and in a few hours passed away. Ho
at one time had owned a large portion
of the town site of Cincinnati, but was
pursued by mischance, until he sought
to bur' himself in a new region. This
he did effectually, having been in the
employ of one man as sheep herder
for twenty years, and living in almost
entire seclusion.
The following vessels aro now in the
Columbia river: Wealthy Pendleton,
Thunderbolt, Indiana, (Jlcnpadam, E.
T. Crowe.lI, Seringpatatn, Dnnard,
Bellona, Diana, Santon, "River Ganges,
Corina, Rainbow, Berwickshire, Peeb
leahire, Dochra, Oiniara, Beecroft,
Olive S. Southard, Belle of Oregon,
Almira Robinson, Anglo-Norman,
Orient, Loch Fergus, Algoa Baj Lin
dores -.bbey, Antarctic, Kirkwood,
AstracAii, J as. A. Wright, Annio
Main, and Oregon. Fifteen of them
are ready for sea. The thirty-two ag
gregate about 20,000 tons.
Gratifying Nows-
In the appointment of Congressional
Committees, we notice that M. C.
George is on tho Committee of Com-.
inerce, and Page, of California, is
chairman of the same committee.
Both are in favor of the improvement )
,,f . -,-!- -a.
By the kindness of tho builders
tho now Methodist church was occu-
i pied for an entertainment and bazaar
on the evening of tho 20th, mid again,
,(-v 1. ib --. -iiewmir-
1 ... Jl... -. rut. .
lnS eny "- .--' -d- f tl,e church j
3 manm'3t m tfle awptoy ami gen-
era- arrangemenL; and a generous on rrj irirj grnip . r.n
P" responded to their call. The"-"- "All DlMF LfcAU,
receipts of tin- fit at evening were &79
and of the second, 890, which will
give the society a net result of $120.
This will he used for furnishing the!
church, which includes carpets, chan-
delicrs, furnace and organ. Great
credit is due the ladies of this church I
for their noble efb-rts in this direction.
The entertainment, for half an hour
each evening, consisted of choice sing
ing and excellent readings and recita
tions by some of the best talent of the
city. On the second evening some of
tho merchants kindly furnished fancy
articles for the bazaar table, and al
lowed a liberal commission. In view
of these furore we are requested to
thu.s publicly thank all who con
tiibutcd in any way to the ehuroh for
this occasion. Many complimentary
remarks wero made concerning the
neatness of the building and the ex
cellence of the he-iting apparatiic
This church will probably be inform
ally opened in a few weeks, and dedi
cated in the spring. -
Hotel Arrivals.
oe.riPKm.
. II li Ward Clatsop; M F Uuiuian
and wife Kt Stevens; Mrs Peiglo
Ilwaco; Mrs I'mwii A Knapp A F
Ccitter D C Pyckman Knappa; Mrs S
O Spear Clifton; Chas Thomas and
wife Upper Astoria; .lames Graham
Thomas Thompson Westpoit; James
Strong Portland.
I'AKKCtt nor.sK.
O- Smith C W Ituflell C Seamore H
E Hausen city; J Peterson W Ban
Oysterville;CRentaF Krosel Young's
River; C Anderson New York; C
Whiteman city; W Aloam Salem; R
M Wooden Q S Gragg Nelnlem Val
ley: S Stoing Lewis River.
"asusca? i:tt's cocoa ix ,
I.'nllke nil Other Ilnlr Ii-csHiii;M.
Is the best for promoting the growth of
and beautifying the hair, and rendering
it dark and glossy. The Cocoaine holds,
in a liquid form, a large proportion of
deodorized eocoanut oil, prepaied ex
pressly lor this pin pose. No other com
pound possesses the. peeuliar properties
which mi exactly suft the various condi
tions of the human hair.
The superiority of Ji'i:xi:rr"s Fi.av
01:1x0 J'Ixtkacts consists in their per
fect puril and great st length.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath .ccured by Mulo's Catarrh Uem
edy. Price .TO cent-. Xas Injector free.
For sale by W. K. Dement.
Sleepless Nights, made miserable
by that terrible eoimlhShilo's. Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by W. Iv. De
ment. ShiloV Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It
cures consumption. Sold byW. K. De
ment. Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron Bren
chitis: immediately relieved hj Shilo's
Cure. Sold by W. E. Dement.'
Shilo'.s Vilalizeris what jcu need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz
ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
lriee 10 and 7"i cents per bottle. Sold
bv W. K. Dement-
The price 01 subscription to Tin:
Wi:i:ki.y Astokian has been reduced
to2per annum when paid in advance.
If not paid in advance the obi price of
-?". will be charged.
Another of tbo.se fine A. 1. ('base
organs at the City Book Store.
Warrantee deeds at Tin: Avroui x
office.
Julius llulbsgiith. music teacher for
piano, ortian or voice eultun. Cleaning
organs will be properh attended to b
leaving orilcis at Adler's book anil
variety store.
The Peruvian syrup lias cured thou
sanib who were suffering ft 0111 dy.spcp
sia, debility, liver complaint. ImuTs. hu
mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph
lets irec to any address, .setn . r ow it
k Sons. Boston.
Will yon suffer with Dtspepsia and
Liver Complaint'.' Slnl' Vitalizer is
guaranteed tu eure you. Sold by E.
Dement.
For lame Hack. Side or 1'he.st u-e
Shilo'.s Porous Piaster. I'riee ." eeuls.
For sale by W, E. Dement.
That Hacking fomjli can he m
quickly cured b Shilolfs Cure. Wo
guarantee it. Sold b W. K. Dement.
Notice.
itot!ck is hi:im:i;y oivkn that an
i- animal meeting of the stockholders of
the FiMiennons I'.u-kiitg Comiaii v. ill be
he'.d at their ulilee in I'pper Astoria, on the
29th day of December, l.ssi. at 11 o'clock a. t.
for the purpose of electing a Itoanloi Direc
tors for the enduing ear. and such other
business as may eoiue before the meeting,
Uy order of the Piesidcnt.
Mil 15K.Y,!. YOUNG. Sec.
O ANN E R Y
FOR SALE.
THE BUILD-NO. I'l.ANT AND SUI'
pllcs or the IJIUTISH COLUMBIA
1'ACI-INO COMPANY, near New Westmin
ster. Fraser River. Applv to
JAMES F1NLAYSON,
SIS Front St.. S. F
-lrn HOr r. BIRRELL, on the premises.
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'MAGNUS Q. (1R0SBY.
Dealer In
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lifiDVABi , IRON, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
Pirate anQ Steam Fitters
Goods and Tools.
SHEET IROH TIN AHD COPPER,.
PnnTinmr mid TCinhmmmnn fir
UuilllOl V Qliu lUuIlGlliujllu 0
ies
StOVeS, Tin Ware 3fld HOUSe
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP
PER. PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Done with neatness and dispatch.
None but mt elaxs workmen employed.
A lan:e assortment of
SCALES
Constantly on hand
O. I.MXKN WKltKK. A. A. 'OllX.
K.sr.r.i.isUi:t 1RC3.
LcintMiwcbr & Colin,
ASTOIIIA, ORE(iON
TAMERS AND CDBRffiRS,
.M::tmroturrrs :::jtl importers ot
A 1.1. KINDS o.
IJL.'F? A ,a?3E-E3E3-gL
AND FINDINGS.
W holesaie Dealers la
OIL AND TALLOW.
-J-Hislirsl cash price paid for Hides and
Tallow.
W EL 23-2IVE--3-r,3-
fg ASTOK1A. OKKftOX fr
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Articles,
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
l-j-"l'r'senjiliiiiiN carahillv eoinpoiindedjat
all hours.
C37"Homro':ui'ir Tliii'iures ami lVHi-ts,
and Itumplirej'sNperilirs alo kept.
Stephana Varieties !
GRAUTJ OPENING.
a IiIVkly i-:.ti:rtaiii:.t.
Haea new Imwlins alley, the largest and
best in tow 11. Admittance free.
2Vf--ELS IDIESIEl.re'X" ,
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New and Choice
MILLINERY,
Deslies to call the intention or the i-idies of
Astoria to the fact Umt she has roeehed
a laruc awirtmnnt of the
UTKST STYLUS OF
Hats. Bonnets. Trimmings,
ASH
Corner .Main ami Squemoqhe Streets.
S. C3r-Et.3."-r
MAKKS VI' riKST CLASS STOCK INTO
Harness and Saddles,
And will fit joiioiitinheltor.sljSeand cheap
er rates than any other man in Oregon.
A full liur of WIilpM, Curry Comb,
ete.. 011 band.
ASTOKIA J-'lUX: 1KIAIIT3IEXT
C. J. TRENCH AIM) Chlcr Engineer
F. 1. HICKS 1st Asst. Engineer
J. O. IIOZOKTH ..2d Asst. Engineer
TIOAltn OF nKLi:OATKS. llegnlat meet
ing rourth Monday 111 eacu monin, at 7 w
r. at., at hall of Alert Hook and ladder
Company No. l.
OKrifKits. 1'. .I.Tavlor, President : F. 1
Parker. Secretary ; A. W. Berry, Treasurer.
Dklf.ca rKs. W. "W. Parker, .1. Strauss, I.
Bergman, of Astoria Engine Co. No. 1 ; A. A.
Cleveland. W.J. Bam. Chas. II. Stockton,
of Rescue Engine Co. No. 2 ; Ed. D. Curtis.
A. W. Berrv. F. J. Tavlor. or Alert Hook and
Ladder Co.'No.l.
.i.S-TOKJ.l EXG1XE COMPAXY Ao. 1.
-tegular mcctint; tirst Monday In each
month.
Of Fir K us. W. W. Ihirker. President; I
E. Selig. Secretary: William Bock, Treas
urer; B, F.Steveus. Foreman, S. (J. Ingalls,
1st Asst. Foreman. ,lie. ii. Charters, 2d Asst.
Fort-man.
RESCUK EXGIXK COMPAXY Xo. .
Regular meeting tirst Monday in each
month.
Okkickiis. A. A. Cleveland, President ; J.
A. Montgomery, Secretary; F. C. Norris.
Treasurer ; Chas. II. Stockton Foreman. A.
McKenzie. 1st Asst. Foreman. J. W. Brown,
2d Asst. Foreman.
ALEUT HOOK AXDLADDER Co. Xo. 1.
Regular meeting second Monday in eacli
month.
Ofkiceks. J. O. Bozorth, President ; C.
Brown. Secretary ; Jay Tuttle. Treasurer ;
J. K. Thomas. Foreman, F. B. Elberson. 1st
Asst. Foreman. F. W. Ferguson, 2d Asst.
Foreman.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Buy your Children and Friends something
that will be of service to them
I have " received- a large consignment of
Genuine Sold Jewelry
Which 1 will sell at wholesale 'rates.
Buyers will save money by
purchasing of me.
a m COOPER,
I X L Stove, near Parker House, Astoria.
TheBossCoffee and Tea Pot
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TWO D0011.S EAST OF OCCIDENT,
CHAS. HEILBORN,
MANUFACTUKEIl OF
FITBNITUKE 5 BEDDING
AND DEAhEK IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
"WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN TOLES
Complete in every branch.
THE COLUMBIA
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IS SUPERIOR TO MOST. AM) l. lACEI.I.LH VA NONE ON THIS COAS1
JOHN RAHK, - - PKOPKIETOK,
CHBNAIiIUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
ira-Orders left at the GERMANIA BEE!: HA U. will be promptly attended to.-Sa
ASTOBIA
M. MEYER
ASTOPvIA,
31EDUCTIOX OF WIIOIJuSALE PRICES.
$7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS.
LARGE ORDERS IN LIKE PROPORTION.
Less Quantities, 30 Cents per Callon
Bottled Beer, - - - SI SO per Dozen
A3Scckuattentiuu paid to order from Public Huilsi-s and Families."-
Washington Harket,
Main Street, - - Astoria Oregon
'llERGMAX A- JilJinir
TDESP.ECTFULLY CALL THE
XL Hon of tho nublic to the fac
ATTE-i-
ublic to the fact that the i
above Market will always bo supplied with a
FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY
, t
FRESH AND CURED MEATS'.
Which will be sold at lowest rates, wholesale
aad retail. Special attention pivea to supj-b
e &ms)i.
TORE
TM AS
MAY i:k had of
E.11HAES
SOI.K AOKXT.
Also. Agi'iir for tin- celebrated
MEDALLION RANGE,
& WES,
ASTOKIA. OREGON
BREWERY
JS)
BREWERY.
Proprietor.
OKEGON.
a
IS ECI-AHED WITHOUT
FI'IITIIRR XOT1CK
j. And no terms of peace until
even- man in Astoria has anew
.suit of clothei
aiAI-K BY JIF.AXY.
Loot v the prices :
t Pants, Uenuine French Casslinere - 1200
rams 10 oruer irom
Suits fnuo
I The linesl
f " "" nne OI samples on the coast to
i select from.
Main street, opposite Parker House, Astoria.
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