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ASTOltIA, OBEGON:
'vVEDSESDAY. DEC. iS. lbSl
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
Moaduy Ereoptod),
J. F. HAT, LOR AN & COMPANY,
I'ar.Lisnr.iw asd PnoriiiETOKS.
A dorian ISuUdititj, Cow direct.
Tctms of Subscription :
orv d by Carrier, per week...........io ccaia
en by ainil, four mouths...... ......... 2 W
win bv sail, cno year. ........ ........ 9 00
rre? of Postage to subscriber.
r advertisements inserted by the year at
'.he rate of ?1 CJ iter squaro per month.
rranpieni advortiaing. by the dny or wcok,
fifty cents per squarofor each insertion.
"THEJOTfr.
TilK 1AU.Y AsTGltlAN XCtll ItT CIlt
-nail af!3 cent a month, fn c ofingc. Head
erg who contimplaleabr-ciMcfrom the city can
nave Tun Ahtokian follou Uicm, Daily
or WnKKiA edition to any jyotl-offlcc tcilh-
out additional expense. Addrt-es maybe
tnanged, as oftrn a dattrcd. Lean orders at
tiw counting room.
The Masquerade.
Liberty hall proaentod a brilliant
spectacle last Monday evening as the
merry maskers filed in and challenged
detection from the spectators and each
other. The hall was filled to bitch an
extent that considerable trouble was
experienced in getting room for more
than thirty couple on tho floor, but it
nasa good humored crowd and everv
one made so much fun for himself and
his neighbors that no discomfort was
felt. The grand march began at 9:15
and dancing continued till tho medley
at 4:30 yesterday morning. At the un
masking "I thought it was you" was the
gencralremarlc, though many wore got
ten up so sis to defy detection. Among
the many present were Carlton Allen
in a dolman; B. C. Vernon as i .sailor;
Fashion Hints.
Sagging puffs are coming in on im
ported toilets. .
Opera, cloaks are made lmg enough I
to envelop the whole person. j
'Quaint and tiny Queen Mab joke ,
bonnets of white plush or beaver are
worn by little girls. j
Arrijroni iodjrinsr House, Port
land, Oregon.
New house and iiR-t class in its ap
pointments. Third street, in IX. 11
Thompson's block, opposite Capt. Aim
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAGNUS C. CROSBY
C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
lliompsons oiock, opposite .api. viiis
worth. Rooms by the day, week or
month. Mns. E. Aiuugoni. I
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Healer In
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New, nuick. complete i
itiit Tfirtine cmnrtinrr IVfWtimnl 1
. . f ., tiuuitiij nuvuviict jumniHsj .ji.ii. -
Woitli f-enas out half-iong tnanties or difficult urination, kidney diseases.-
naclinpaibn. i TT i nTiTTT 1 "nri TTinTLT rimm-iT
.-Scto ctcj l!15.JMKiJWMfi, am, KIMli,
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is3CEE:ssszsEK!!333sc33c:3iasr:::i:ss3:2i::si!i3as:asu3!saumiiiamEiaiiuiiiii
asnarlsof elegant etiiine fur dav !5l. at druggists. Oregon Depot, DAVIS IrGFl rlBS and rltt'nOS.' I
weddiuqs, visits, etc. i
irimflosrs ai mm iaiiers!
Goods and Tools,
Five feathers on a bonnet are a mm- A considerable advance is no;
imum. The inaxiinum depends noun in all kinds if -.imnlies for fishers and
the ingenuity of tin milliner in iind-luanmrvitun. Ev-n in the mutter of
ing room for t hern . laixir 'ih thought that the yreatde-i
TORE
Black velvet ribbon is revived forj""d i"' Chme-u- on the. :Crthurn j gjjJ LEAD STRIP LEAD j
making bov.s for loopsuy Mressea, for ,' CniiH.luu I'luntic railway trill 'j
nrnnnmntinrr eJtirl: runl f,,v tiistriii" Iimko .uoiijjo.iaii serVNv high ill A3-.
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FOR YOUR-
on tho corsages of liht dree.s t give j torir. nesr sam.ii. Jiut they always
I SHEET IRON TiH AHD COPPER-
J. Macomberasa jockey; K. F. L'rae!. them character.
thick to a imint where they can get !
tall man; H. F. Praei, Scotchman;! Woolen morning and day dress.; ; '- ''' lc in the matter ot ;
Lloyd Van Dusen, Satan; F. H. Slier- should always be of daik colon., Mid w"w 1,,at:i' w,,,,,l e,c-' Irift,H :,ri'5
man, English knight; rlarry Hippie, 1 linen collars with Swiss ties aie far i 1"'h aS compared r.ith last yoar
Gamiery anfl Fislisrniens Snuplies ! R Km
WWMM,
The skating rink -will be open
to-night.
Mrs. Ben Strang of Salem is visit
ing friends at this place.
You ought to buy one of those illus
trated works at Adler's for your brother
and sister.
Maine sold about 40,000 worth
of chewing gum this year.
Waxtkh. Men to make shingles.
Inquire at the Chicago House.
The Ilwaco whnrf has been en
larged so as to accommodate teams.
Frank Fabie has oysters in every
style. .Stew and pan roasts a specialty
Two individuals were yesterday
finod$3 for assault and battery, by
Justice Fox.
Fine assortment nuts and candies at
the Astoria Candy Factory.
At the West Shore mills aro some
fine fir planks 24 feet lon$nnd 42
inchos wide.
Another of those fine A. JJ. Chase
organs at the City Book Store.
Mr. Headington has just com
pleted for Mrs. Badolett one of the
finest residences in town.
Fresh candy every day at the As
toria candy factory.
The O. R. & N., and N. P. R.
R. companies will build an S18,000
hotel at Wallula Junction next spring.
A large invoice of parlor, cook stoves
innl ranges at J. A. Montgomery's.
Puget Sound fishermen intend to
do all they can toward developing
their salmon trade next season.
Articles that sold last -week for 2 at
Carl Adler's, are marked down to i r.0.
SI 30 articles to SI, and so on.
Jos. Pacquet ha3 the contract for
building tho barge for the Astoria
Transportation Company. The barge
will bo 175 feet in length.
Max. "Wagner's San Francisco Na
tional brewery beer can't be beat.
The Br. bk. Castle Head, from
Valparaiso, and the British ship Duke
of Connaught, from Cape of Good
Hope, arrived in yesterday.
Turkeys, geese ami chickens a
Warren ana Eaton's.
Negro; Dan Ross, Hamlet; C. J. Bai
ley in a domino; Pat O'Hare, as Ora
tor Pufi'; C. A. May, Colored politi
cian; H. J. Hansen, Uncle Schneider;
A. J. Wilson, Peter Pumpkin; Wm.
Coleman, plantation Negro; O. Han
sen, soldier; R. Coe, wild man; W.
W. Taylor, organ grinder; J. Wrangc,
Spanish knight: B. Cody, Hollander;
J. M. Miller, sailor; Win. Vaughn,
Spaniard; Ed. Clough, skuleboy; W.
Lord, skuleboy; Thos. Dillon, do; J.
Davidson, German knight; O. P.
Graham, Plug Ugly; S. T. McKean,
Rip Van Winkle: A. C. Fisher,
negress; M. Cronk, Aunt Keziah;
F. W. Newell, Wash Woman; Tommy
Parker, Skamokwah; T. S. Jewett,
Fra Diavolo; L. E. Selig, Hoodlum;
Robt. Carruthers, Uncle Sam; Win.
Stoddard, Knight; Chas. Cole, Hump
ty Dumpty; B. Van Duscn, Cavalier:
N. H. Webber, Domino; D. Kindred,
Scarlet Fever: S. Miller. Selin the
Merchaut.
liF.scuE ji;i:im:i: trouw:.
Chas. H. Stockton, Pompey Snow;
B. S. Worsley, Monk of St. Bernard;
F. C. Norris, Johnivy Quaker; James
W. Hare, Pompey White; John W.
Brown Peasant; G. C. Richardson,
Figaro; Frank S. Parker, Folly; Ed.
Z. Ferguson, Clown; 11. T. Van
Dusen, Shakespearian Fool; Frank W.
Baltes, Peter Pumpkin.
Miss Cronk, Autumn; Mrs. H.
Boyse, Spanish Gypsy; Mrs. F. W.
Illsley, Gambler's Wife; Mis'; Laura
Sherman, Child of the Regiment; Miss
Ella Pope, Child of the Regiment;
Miss Carnahan, Queen; Miss Gilbert,
Domino; Miss Florence B. Kidder,
Pink Domine: Mis3 Lena Kidder.
Black Domino; ?liss Mary Cryan, Old
Maid; Miss Ida Yoeum, Fairy Queen!
Miss Agues McCormick, OKI Maid;
Mis3M. E. Vaughn, School Girl; Miss
Delia Hansen, Two Orphans; Miss
Ella Campbell, Two Oi phans; Miss
Nellie Young, Night; Mrs. Q. E. In
galls, Vanity; Mrs. Robt. Carruthers,
Lion. There were several others in
fine suits and geni3 of great value, but
we were unable to get the names of
the characters they represented.
A prominent lumberman in Bur
lington has had his coat-of-arms
painted on tho panels of his carriage,
with the Latin motto, "Vidi."
Hot, cold and shower baths at the
Occident hair dressing saloon, twenty
five cents.
The Yakima Record publishes the
names of its nood citizens. Nothing
but our inability to get out a supplo
ment prevents us from doing the same
thing.
There are a lew moie chances left
yet to win one of those lovelv dol's
which are to be' raffled at Mrs. Derby's.
New Years eve.
Mr. Noyes received a telegram
Isst eyening from S. F., that the Co
lumbia woidd leave there on the 30th.
That will bring her in here New Year's
day.
You can get sonic nice New Year's
presents at Adler's for less money than
last wesk.
Henry Alexis, an intelligent
young Indian, is toaching the school
at Mukilshute, about thirty miles
southeast of Seattle, where he has
about a dozen pupils.
Crace Church school. Miss Ilewett
principal, will reopen .Ian. SUh. 1882
The select nature of this school makes
it deservedly popular with parents.
Sheriff Twombly got a telegram
j-esierday from Constable Grant, of
Portland, to Arrest Gustav Froiber
for alleged larceny. Graut will come
down for his man to-dav.
Chas. Stevens and Son haea stock
of mouldings and moulders tools which
can be bought cheap for cash to close
out that branch of the business.
more appropriate for the hoie for
every day wear than laces.
A lady wore at a part' the other
evening a dress of white plush em
broidered with green leaves, on which
were pearls to represent dew -drops. It
was declared to be too uttcily esthetic
for anything.
Edmund Yates saj-sjthat the divided
skirt can never be popular; that it is
neither so picturesque nor so decorous
as the bloomer costume, and that it
should disappear with the Greek dress
and other tomfooleries.
Tho "cat's eye" is altogether the
swell jewel now, and has entirely sup
planted diamonds and cheaper geni3.
It comes from Ceylon, and the popu
lar name by which it is known arises
from peculiarities that givo it a singu
lar resemblance to tiie eye of the cat.
Feather collars are the novelty for
young ladies to wear in the street.
Those of dark green feathers, with a
tin bird for ornament on each shoul
der, are handsome with green cos
tumes. Others aro ravens' feathers,
jet black, with a fringe of feathers
tipped with jet.
At a recent wedding at St. George's,
Hanover square, in London, five out
of the six bridesmaids wore different
colors. This novelty was slightly sug
gestive of a rainbow. One wore blue,
another red, a third violet, and a
fourth bronze. The two others, who
were children, wore cream color.
Among the new cloaks is a novel
ulster. The material z cheviot of any
pattern or color that the wearer may
desire; the long ulster form is pre
served, but the upper portion fits more
closely than heretofore, and is f.isteued
in at tiie waist by a broad belt which
is alipped through loopi of tho same
material; the?e are fastened to the
body of the garment. The effect :i
odd at first sight, and a slender, grace
ful figure is required to et ir off to
advantage. The style is becoming,
however, and is quite 'dressy. The
broad collar and tho small muff are of
the leopard skin plush.
Tho exquisite toilels of this season
are perfect in each most minute detail
and quite as much consideration is
given to the tasteful selection ol shoes
and stockings as to the material
of the dress ' and tho jewels
to accompany it. A very serious at
tempt has, however been made by
Europan and American artists to in
troduce healthful and comfortable
shoes, and to their credit, bo it said,
our leadpis of style have generally ac
cepted such invitations, hence the
boots and shoes intended for out-door
wear, traveling, walking, riding or
skating, which are made upon hygien
ic principles, are worthy uf earnest
recommendation.
Xma.s. New Year's, and birth-day
cards, the finest ever in the city, at the
Cilv Book Store.
! Stoves, Tin Ware and House
I Furnishing Goods.
-Among the bills recently present- i
ed before the Senate by the Oregon JOBBING IN SHEET WON, TIN. C0P
Scnator. is one for the relief of F. G. PER, PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
UUilll.lbntl, Ul.j K'i. .Jllllll, ll I.IU lilil
AX!
p
of 10,000, for his donation eiaim j
taken by the war department in sec-j
tions G and 7, in T. 8 N., R. 10 W.,
1 - !... 1 XV...1 I
Known as i oiiu .uiiuis, wuere raw.
Stevens now stands. The claim of
Mr. Schwatka for this tr.ict of land
was referred to the general command
ing the department of tho Columbia,
O. O. Howard, for leport by a resolu
tion of tho Senate in 1879. Genera
Howard made a strong report in favor
of .paying the sum claimed by Mr.
Schwatka, which report has been le
ferrcd to the committee on claim with
the bill.
Done with neatness and dispatch.
None but tlit class workmen employed.
.V lar;e assortment of
SCALES
Constantly on Iiarnl
C. l.KINKXWKHKK.
KSTA!:i.imii:n lSTi.
A. A. COIIN.
Hotel Arrivals.
oi fin EXT.
U E Allen Skipanon; lloadcs Bole-
nius Bay; S L Stout Sea View; M F
Hannon & wife re. Stevens; Mrs
Shephard, M H O.isey Portlend; O P
Wilson San Francisco; W l) Young
John D.ivs; 11 Lemon Portland; C C
Scars O R & N Co; R R Cole John
Days; II L Crockett, F B Faught
Knappton; Thos Laughance Rainbow.
I'AKKKI: HOUSE.
11 Delancy John Days; 1 11 .lor.es
Salem; R It Cole San vies Island; G C
Jaruagin John Days: S White J
Rickey E C Johns m G Frober J
Huber Portland; Tims Neiil Chus
Rnffell Alfred Hayes Win -Field city;
.1 E Lawrence Wtstport; W C Farrer
Oregon City; J S Elliott Tillamook;
Mrs Smith Pertland: Win Ellis Shoal
water Bay.
Mrs. jjob Lndil, from Portland, a
test medium or great power and ev,ieri- j -, .,.
ence. is at the house of Mis. .lob i:s-. - Jt.
Leioeuwcber & Colin,
ASTOIUA, OREGON,
TAMERS Affl MSM,
.Manufacturers and fmpnrtersot
4 I.I. KINDS OK
A.
XaT i MJLU H -JJiJSrS.
AND FINDINGS
liolcsile Doalers In
OIL AND TALLOW.
eirllfchcst cash price paiilfor Ilutrs and
Tallow.
JJRS. A. RAPPLEYEA,
I'onncri) f New York, wishes to an
nounce to the !a!ii-s of Astoria thathe Isnow
prepared to do
DRESS MAKING
In all I he latest stles. .v share of your pat
nn.:j;e Is respertftiUv solicited.
Kixniis opposite latterly Hall, Clienamus
.street.
CHICAGO BRBWEM,
?ie:ES3B!:exi!s:is&33!!:ass333r.:s2!i3:::saia3:nsfiu:z2iiBiMiiusmiiiS
1 PRESENTS-1
i:sBi::Eu::::3isss:3ea3:3uaissiecsiEt3Bsaisuiu3uiiaHiuiuiise
Buy your Children and Friends something
that will be of service to them
I have received a large consignment of
ewelry
Which T will sell at wholesale rates.
Buyers will save money by
purchasing of me.
O. H. COO FEB,
IX L Store, near Puvliev House, Astoria. '
B fi 1JS 1
nni
fheBossOoffee and Tea Pot
A. !..
AEXT.
wueie pi n:ut-ai:ui!iiiu uuii.tuu.uij. , N , IU n..,,u , ,,,,,K e jmbIlc wiU thc
Public circle, for which 2- eenH adiui ; "' '
ion will be charged, every evening this t
WW
The C'itv Uook Store has on exhibi
tion oneof the tinest si!eclioii of holiday
Uoodi ever opened. all ami examine
lor your.-ulve.
Merchants and business men gen
erally tell us that their sales are great
er this winter tlun they have been for
the corresponding season in many
years.
It is not yet too late to get j-our girl
a nice writing desk and some stationery
qt Carl Adler's.
Christmas was the thirty-second
anniversary of the marriage of Judge
P. Fox and wife. They have ten
children living and nine grandchildren.
SiriLou's Cuke Avill immediately
relieve Croup, whooping cough and
Bronchitis, bold by W. E. Dement.
Tho ball Monday night was well
patronized by the elite of the sur
rounding country; a number of the
officers from the Cape and Fort wero
in attendance.
The storms of the p.ist week have
interfered a little with out-door build
ing, though a great deal inside work
is now being dono on tho new houses
in process of construction.
Mrs, Twilight and Mrs. Illsley have
taken charge of tho Pioneer Restaurant,
which has been thoroughly renovated
and refitted. Mrs. Illsley has charge of
the cuisine. Good coffee a specialty.
J. L. Stout tells us that the
highest tide ho has seen on North
Beach for many years occurred yester
day morning. He is fixing things up
in good shape for next season.
P. J. Goodman, on Clienamus street,
has just received the latest and most
fashionable style of gents and ladies
boots, shoes, etc
The Missouri division of the N.
P. R. It., reaching from Bismarck to
Glondive, a distance of 321 miles, coat
the company 2,000,000. On this di
vision thero are 480 .bridges.
Better go than wish vou had.
Where ? Why, to Adler's to jret coods
at.'JfJK per cent, discount. Charley says
nc just uciignis ni snowing goons.
Tho collision of two construction
trains.at Spokane FalLs on the 24th
inst. , caused the death of Kitchen, a
conductor, and Nicholas Metcalf,
Sproule and Ellis were injured.
Persons desirous. oJ getting skates
can be accommodated by leaving their
number with me. tiro. Ks. .
.Shilolf Catarrh Itemed a posi
tive onto for Catarrh, Dipiheiia and
Canker Mouth. .Sold by W. K. Dement.
Tho llev. Geo. II. Timer, of Bour
bon, Ind., saws: "Both myself and wife
owe our lives loSnir.on s Coxsujin-inv
Ct'Kt:.- .Sold by W. K. Dement.
The New Testament authorized
edition revised, for lwent-tie eenl- at
Charles Stevens and oiis Cit;. Book
stoie.
'Haekmettiek." a lasting and fra
gtant perfume. Price 2." and .in eenK
Sold 1 W. K. Dement.
For the tieimliie .t. I!. Ciller old
Bourbon, and the best of wire, liquors
and San Franoisco beer, call at the Gem,
opposite, (he bell lower, and see Cmi-bell.
Tho Puget Sound Argua charges
that the last territorial legislature was
bribed and bulldosed into repealing
the pilot law. Tt cannot be that such
things are done in territorial and state
legislatures.
A thing of beauty is a jovfoi ever.
Any one of those beautiful things at
Adler's will be a present and perpetual
joy if j on buy and give it to the one vou
like best.
The Esmaralda is reported as hav
ing arrived. Three other vessels are
said to have come in, but after a weary
tramp resulting in the- stereotyped
"don't know," wc gave up tho effort.
There's a special hereafter provided
for people who do know and say they
don't.
For handsome holiday presents,
such as toilet cases, cologne sets, per
fumery case, fine .soap5?, ele., go to
Conn'.s drug store, opposite Occident
Hotel.
The gray drapery of mist that
trailed in wavy wreaths above tho
pines all day rolled slowly out to sea
at sunset, and when the roseate glow
of dying day had faded in the west,
tho gleaming stars at God's eternal
roll call answered "here," in the arch
ing concave of the azure vault above.
All this happened right hero in Asto
ria yesterday.
MISCELLANEOUS.
STSAJV1ER fVlAGNET,
ai. t:. wua. ". m sr it.
i'linnce of Time Aftci
Celebrated Chicago Beer
In an qti.m::t. to sail. I KHe also this
. CrleSu-ntril Chicago Brer In Ilotilrs,
Whleh Is now erj popular among "all fami
lies nail Ntlooiis."
l"Te send in your unlets and they will
I ave lav host attention.
.1. STRAUSS,
Astoria. Oregon.
Agent for Oregon and Wash. Tor.
MAKI'-S IT t'lKST TI.ASS STOCK INTO
Harness and Saddles,
And will lit j on our hi hetterstjleanil cheap
er rates than any ot tier man In Oregon.
A tuSl tuse or Whips, Curry Coiahs,.
ete.. mi liaml.
Notice to Cannerymsn.
7A THIRTY IM.YS FROM TIBS date
X; I will coiitntot tnm.tkAfliili boxes of sat
isfactory qualitv in any quantity at the fol
umi;iK prices : boxes in the sliucic 12". cents
eaoh ; nailed boxes Hl cents eaclf, deliv
ered at the West Shore Mills.
.1. C. TRl'LLINf EK.
Astoria. Dec. to. lSSl. d-lm
HFiKB.HAWES
ki vffelftBlSII
t ii,.u3ClrnpKrjiir i
S5 iS es fXTTT!
s!2c
MAY RK HAD OF
Stil.i: AKNT.-.
'.lso, Aut-iit tor'the celebnUetl
O, MEDALLION RANGE.
ti,a tSOitti chii
TWO BOOBS EAST OF OCCIDENT,
ASTORIA. OREGON
CHAS. HEILBORN,
.MANUFACTURER OF
PITKN1TTJRE S BEDDING
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN FOLES
Complete In every branch.
Will nu: to Kla-sU.tnu
instead uf lridaS, IJ:
v-
liee. IOiIi.
.n rtni:i)AYS
4 a la'iv'e
I am lireparril to lo.tt :i .nd eliaivtal. and
heepiu the URY. AImi, will boat wiMttl on
snort notice. Always ready and ever wlll
ln?r, uie meacall. ltertb at Hustler's dock.
Sheriff's Notice,
mm-: jiTATi:.-county. and statu.
JL Sehoitl Taxes for the year ls-l, are now
due and ran lie paid at ni oihoeat tin-Court
House A.AI.TWOMr.LY.
diw tf SherllT and 'I a Colleotor.
Notice.
-VTOTIUK- IS HKRKR (UYKN THAT AN
i annual meeting of the stocKholdcrs of
the Fishermen-. I'.ti-kiiiK Compan will lie
lie d at their onim in Upper Astoria, on the
2Uh Uaj of lloeiMiiluT. lNt. at o'clock A. 31.
for the piirjiOse of electing a Hoard of Direc
tors for the ensuing war, and such other
liiisiuess a.s m.iv nif before the meeting.
15 order of tla? Ureyident.
d-td RKX.I. YOUNd.See.
Notice.
rilHK UAirrNKUSHII HERirrOFOnEex
x. Ming between C.V.. .Tiickins and John
A. Montpoinerv under the linn name or
.lackius & Montgomery las been this day
dlsohed b imitu-il consent. John A.
Montgomery will colleet and .settle all at
"iuiits of atd linn.
UHAS.E.JACKINS.
.ISO. A. MONTGOMERY.
Astoria, Ogn, 1 ee. :. lsl. d-Mhl
THE
OLUMB1A BREWERY
.q, nr "S VS "VS
i-E?-TESTS.
JtJjLT
Teachers' Examination.
mm: ilkamination of teachers
JL for the -tin .juarter or 1S3I. wm ne neia
School Tax District No. S Upper
Astoria,
OCIIOOf. TAXES FOR THIS DISTKICT j at the Srhool Home on Main Street, In Asto-
kj ate now due and jia;ible at tin
tilt nut'eisigneii.
Astona. lK-e.3, lsi.
illlce ot ! ri.i. on Thursday and Friday. December 20th
WAI. is. ADAH.. anil sotu. iKsi.eonin ouemuai iuo ciocka.si
rj
is s: lr.uiuu -io MOsi, and is i.M'M.i.ku i: none ox this coasi
JOHN HAH, - - P&OPKIETOK,
GHErJAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON..
tftTOrdeis left at thc GEUMANlA JJEER IlAI.L will be 'iremntly attended to.-K.
( It rk of liistnct Xo.'j.
il-lin
CITY
BOOK STORE.
AVe aix constantl. rerehhig new additioas
to onr stock and have the finest and
largest assortment of ariety
gools in thp city.
Combs, Brushes.
Stationery. Frames?
Geiiuloid Goods.
All our goods are marked in plain figures
Call and examine quality and note prices.
CHAS. STEVENS S: SON'
of each dav.
Y. V. UARKER,
Coiuit School Supt.
Notice of Copartnership.
Wj:, the uxdehsigned, hereby
give notice that we have formed a co
partnership under the firm name ot Lcinen
welter& Cnhn.to transact the biiIncs of tan
ning, In Astoria. Oregon.
C. LEIXEMVEBER,
A. A. C01IX.
j Astoria. Oregon. Dec. fi. 1SSI. d-akl
HEADQUAirrEBS DEPARTMENT OF
the Columbia. Vancouver Barracks.
' T..XOV.2J. ISSt.
i VrItten proposals w III be received by the
j undersigned, at Vancowcr Barracks, W.T.,
t until March :;ist. KW2, for the right of exclu
sive seintntr on me tort &ievens aroint
Adams) Military Jtcservatlon. during the
next fishing season. Thc rteht to relect anv
j or all bids, as may be deemed best, is re"-
O.D.GREEX.
Mai. and Ass't Agt. General, Brevet Briga
dier General U. S. Army, dtt ,
ASTOBIA BREWERY.
?JJ. EViEYER Proprietor.
ASTOHIA, - OREGON.
spsoiaij kjo"0"isroJ3a:E33!iar,a?-
TiEDUOTION OF WIIOLESALi; PRICES.
$7 50 PER BAKKELOF 30 (JALLONS.
IARGE'ORDERS IN LIKE PBOrOIITItlX.
Less Quantities, - - 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, - - - SI 50 per Dozen
esrSpecial attention paid to orders from Public Ilmucs and Families.-
Washington Trlarket, wak is ij:ci,akei without
blaiv Street - - Astoria Oregou
11EUGMAN (; JiEUTiY
JL tion of tho public to the fact that the
abovo Market will always be supplied with a
FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY
i5as?
Fl'KTWKIt XOTICK
And no terms of peace until
every man in Astoria has anew
suit tf dcthes-
7ilAIfr: BY 3CEA3tY.
FRESH AKD CURED K1EATS !
Wliichwil! bo sold at lowest rates, wholesale
and retail. Special attention given to supplj
ns ships. .
Look at tiie prices :
Pants to order from -i
Pants. Genuine French Cassimere -
Suits from ------
S3 69
ceo
'.5 00
The finest Hue of samples on the coast to
select from. P. J. MEAJTY
Main street, opDoslto Parker House, Astoria,
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