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Astoria. Oreiron, Suiulay Morning, January 1. 1882 t
No. 78.
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An incentive-resident of South-
em California has effected a com
bination by .the nse of which he is
enaoled to get an hour or more of
extra sleep in the morning, and in
other wayshe finds it of great ben
efit. In many ways, it takes the
place of a domestic servant. He
has thought out and put into prac
fjcaljarerfdnganidea that occurred
to him about a year ago. Tie is
awakened irt the morning by a
shrill whistle. He. at once gets out
of bed, forhe knows what that
whistle means. It tells him all is
ready to get breakfast. He dresses
and goes into the kitchen, and
tlei$ he finds a bright, fresh fire, j
-v..i .,.., KIL uuuiii" wili,
and other conveniences for prepar
ing his morning meal. All 'this is
accomplished by mean'i of an alarm
clock with weights, a piece of wire,
a sheet of pandpaper, and some
matches. Paper, wood, and coal
are put into the grate of his cook
ing fetove, and a teakettle filled
with waterand having a tinv
whistle titted into the nozzle of the i
kettle, is platced en the stove. By
setting the tilhrm in the clock he
can have a fire at any time he
wishes. When the alarm in the
clock goes off, a weight falls and
hits the wire; the wire moves and
scrapes the matches fastened to it
on the sandpaper; the matches
light the paper in the stove, the
papgrres the wood and coal, and
soon a fire is under way. In a
little while Ihe. water tn the tea
kettle" boils, and then the tiny
whistle gives the note of warning
that everything is ready and it is
time togetup -w- - ,
i "Simnle thinrr. and vet what a
' comfort it is," the inventor says.
"There is no getting up for me
I now an hour before breakfast,
I losing that amount of sleep, and
then waiting around for breakfast.
1 -. . 'Ml a m tea A A4- AAntf lllktff 4 A
lue uri.iuuciuem. tusa ijuai. iu
,nothing, and it is as trustworthy as
anything in this world. I have not
Jihad it patented yet. Some per
, sons advise mo to, and perhaps 1
may. I haven't any for sale; got
it up entirelyXor my own comfort
and convenience, and it has more
than repaid me already. But just
think, if it were in general use it
would save many hard words and
do away with considerable domes
tic unhappiness among poor peo- j
pie. Doubtless it might have a
tendency to make a better feeling
among seme men and their wives,
by settling the vexing question as
to who should get up in the morn
ins: and build the fire. Out of
this question alone many divorce
suits-grow, and this arrangement
would prevent them."
- Respect-Women
. ... i .
There is nothing manly, my dear
bcy,aQ .making light of women, j
For your mother s saKei honor the
se "Never, use a lady's name in
aaiimproperplace, or at any im
proper time, or in mixed company.
,Nev.ertmak& assertion about her
that you think arc untrue, allu -
sions that you feel sue hersell ( Orleans over Morgan's road. The
' 'wonldf blush to hear. When you J various companies have no eleva
meet witn men who do not scruple ( tors at Algiers in which '.o unload
to mako use of a woman s name in their cars, and will dump it into
a.reckless and .unprincipled man- barges, and it wjll bo floated to
' ner; shun them, for they ore the j any ship loading, which can be
worst raembers.of the community
men lost to every sense ofhonor,
ovprtrfeelinfr of humanity. Many
j j tu., wnman'.i nhnp
a good and worthy woman a cnar -
.Whuon forever, ruined nd
"- ,.
her ieart broken by a ue,concocteu
by-an unprincipled villain, but be-
liered by people of good prinei-
i , rdP- tn hplievf
pieswui'-' j
slander or condemn imprudenco
and crime. The smallest thing
. . .
derogatory to a woman's character
will fly on the wings of the wind,
and magnify as it circulates, until
its weight crushes the poor, uncon
scious victim. Remember this if
vou are tempted to repeat or listen
to a scandalous lie.
The Rival Railroads.
The Toronto Mail of December
7th says:
The Northern Pacific Railroad
company, under the management
of Villard, is doing its utmost,
both with money and brains, to
complete the route from Superior
to the Pacific in advance of our
line. The competition between
the two is for the immense amount
of grain which will find its way
over the first through line, and
which will continue to pass over
"that line in preference to its Com
petitor for a long time after its
completion. There is thus a
grand race going on between the
two. "Sir. Villard states that the
Northern Pacifio will be finished
in time to ride by train 'from Port
land, Oregon, via the Northern
Pacific on the first day of Octobei,
1883. But many railway experts
believe that tho announce
ment made by Sir John on behalf
ot the syndicate is much more
likely of accomplishment, and that
under the push and vim of the.
present company; the Canadian
Pacific railway will be carrving
its loaded trains before its lival.
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in commenting upon the above, I
the Seattle P. I. says
The probability of the Canadian
Pacific beating the Northern Pa
cific in the race across the conti
nent seems too plain to warrant
argument or denial. The North
ern Pacific has more miles of rail
road already builtin 3Xashington
territory alone than the whole
length of the Canadian Pacific at
present,and tho Northern Pacific in
Washington territory is less
than one-third the company's
whole line. The Northern
Pacific is also building its road
much more speedily than its
neighbor, and has the intention of
completing its entire hue in J883,
while the Canadian openly an
nounces its intention of taking
until 1890.
New Route For Wheat
The Xew Orleans Times-Democrat
says that an argument has
been effected botwecn the grain
shippers of California and the
Southern Pacific Ifaihoad com
pany, in which the lortner guaran
teed a certain amount of wheat
for rail transportation nt a certain
prccThodotailsofthearrangementi
are not given, but it is intimated
that the amount equals one half of
l '
j the ordinary surplus of that stato,
and the rates are fited at a lower
figure than the present cost of
1 transportation by water. The
route to be taken until the South-
t
em Pacific completes its road to
i
New Orleans is as follews: The
wheat will be carried over the
Southern Pacific to Yerra Blanca,
its junction with the Texas Pacific:
thence via the latter road to the
(xew Orleans Pacific, to Cheney-!EUjr0cating,
1 ville; and from that point to New! The o. g.,
filled by tho floating .elevators, in
the same manner as the St. Louis
i haro-es are dealt with now' As.
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1 SUnnngthat the cost of transporta-
,:i, ,.; r.r,.,. Ltc.
,"u"uj "s- " ...jr-..i !.
i i,ushel, the New Or
Orleans journal J
j allows forty-four cents for trans -
portation from San Francisco to
1 New Orleans by rail. ""
j '. Croup, Whooping Cough and Uron-
Gustomer "You sav that those' chilis immeiliatelyjelioved.byShilohV
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figures are life-size? M' dear sir,
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they seem very small." lArtist
rPerfectly correct, sir; you know,
'life is short. ' j-u'
mi: nf.m n:::.
A gray old mm rolled at the repe:
' -Xond ran;; the bell and clear;
The hour was midnight, and thrrfnn
The pasMns of the y.ar.
' And as ho tolled, the man sail;,
And laughed beneath his breath;
Ho laughed and sauir with alee: nml jet
iritniiPrirfL-nMi nrdpnth. '
,
Old man,"' said I, -this shamele- mirth
Seems sadly out of place;
A solemn chant a dir-e. or pwj or, ,
Y ould hear a In-tlei Riace.
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-iiieoi.ijraruies oi-ih-ii uonu nun.
sin,
WelRhed dow a ilh lit es lnissix-nt ;
Come kneel ou down with me and
mourn;
Come Join in in lain'ent."
"1 mourn ltot for the past;" said lie;
faA new life 1 lesiii.
1 do not ring the Old Year out
I rln? the Xuw Yeai in.
"Whydojou ttish to inoumaiid grieve'.'
f his hour is not for tear-.;
Tho star of Hope shines steadfast pure,
Aboto tho coming year!
'I laugh and sigh for tery jot.
And not tt Ith shameless mlrlh ;
Good sir, 1 toll not for the dead
I celebrate a birth.
'Conie, turn j our back iiikui the p.i-t.
And bid jour grief begone.
The night is dark, but then, good sir.
Joy eomcth tt itli the datt n."
TUE OLD Tll'F. AMI Till'. NKM.
Tirorr.iiTs siT(ifu.sri:i iy tiiuowi
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AWAV A LOT OK or.l) TYI'B
Old friends and new out notice ci.iim : ! it dark and glossj . I he (. oco.ime holds.
Timon in n cnrr. ii..iit in a liquid form, a largo proportion of
those in a sorr plight.- 1 ,eodoii7C'.c6eO,iiiut oil. prep.ued e-
Begrlmmed and woin.of graces shorn. presslt lor this puipme. No otliereom
These, slatelj-. fresh, and bright. ' pound" possesses the peculi.ir properties
Tlinco T,tBnH inner faithful i-v.i. .tmm-.
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I iiicsi- mm uiuii uuiiui. sin-.
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They range before us for our choice.
The old tpes and the new.
What choice? .... Those faces all are
scarred.
While these are shai p and clear:
Those bodies bent, their Igor spent,
The straight and strong appear.
Xot ruthlessly, but eagerly.
Close we the hi ief levietv,
TIM fftreTrcJHo-tlK-Hd-tj peT ncre."v
And ttcicoine to the new.
Xot ruthles-J) .a.TIic sertitois
That picruic human though!.
Though oterthiown and useless gi own.
Will never pass to naught;
Unchaneed in substance,purged ot dioss
That creeps their atoms through,
The cunning founder's ait shall mould
These old types into new.
Thub man, the paragon of life.
Type of eternal pott cr,
Yields to decay, passing away.
The wonder of an heur:
Uut battel ed, stained, worn, hrol.cn,
.,.,.ni-n,i
,,r ., . . , , .
A orihless to nioi talt lew
1 Tho AfastcrFoundeiMotL shall fuse
t" These old forms with the new.
An old tjciitleniau that detested
, . , , , .
smoking saw that bcruhlis, after
the train had staitod. had taken
out his pipe.
"ou inusn't smuko heu. nt
once said the old gentleman. ,
"I know that," replied Scrubbs.i
He then calmly filled his pipe.
Did j not tell you," said tho
, 0 . atmin "that vou can't .smoke
! O
here;
'I know that," gloomily icplied
Scrubbs, taking out his fusee box.
He lit a fusee, but now the wiath
of the o. g. was dreadful. .
"You shan't smoke Iioj-o, Bir!' ho
cried.
"I know that," ans tvrnd Scrubbs
allowing the fuseo to oxhaus't itself,
when he lit another and another
the stench was awful, tho smoke
coughing and t.p!ut
tering, struggled for words. "You'd
better smoke," paid he,
"I know, that," replied Scrubbs,
applying the blazing fuseo to the
expectant pipe.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet I
" breath .secured nyNiiioh sCatarrlntcni'
isi-cdy. Price .10 cents. Nasal Injti-lnr free
Fr sale by V, E. Dement.
i Sleepless Nights, made miserable
by that terrible cough, bhilolfs Cine is
t the remedy for on. sold bv V. r. De-
ment.
Jcure is sold bvrus'on guarantee, "it
cure consumption. Sold by W. H. De-
-n,cn '
-Sluloh's Cough and Coiuumition
iPnre. .Snlrl hv W. V. nnmnnl'
i 1'iirn
'
Shiloh's " ItalUcr is what vou need
ifor constination. i.oss or a nFin nw.
ISllJlfeSlSrAlSlM
1 by W. E. Dement.
rhri-tsiiaN Tiii-Kj.
I "all at Central Market fur the best of
turkovs. veese, chicken, fruits nnd .
eifetaVie-. 1 h:. fr rinNtiiM-i anil Xew i
Vf.'u. .loux Knoiurs.
'.tonsil on Itr.t'
The. thin;: tfesliocl found at last.
Ask
It
bed-
Druscist; tor "l.'oiiali on l'.ite
clears out rals mice, io-u he, llii
bii;."!. l.V. b"Jia.
- zzr.. r--r-
sin-rmnn ttron. Kxu--.k
W, eceiw) (,ner. nt Ul(, stow ()f ,
(;,ise f()r upper Astoria or anv other
part of thcciti. i.eave uir orders on
jm. sIl((. .nl(1 ,le u, M.
promptlt at-
It'iidi'.l to.
Hl.liiii.v ?Scn.
Wells' lle.illh. Keliewer. AlMilillf
(lire for nen nus delnlitj and teakncss
or tlietcenenitive funt lions. SI, at drug
gUts "Oregon Dep"t. DAVIS CO..
rortI.mil. Or.
I ,ollei- to tlu l.ndlen
I Snilelu-s. (iirlaiidfrlrre-. made from
eomhiuus oi eul hair, (.ill rm ur ad-
. dress Wti. lui.r.Mi:T.
Occident hairdi-'v.mg siloon.
Astoria. Oregon i
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Huj the Wn-kl).
Tin. Wi:i:ki v Astoima.n for thisi
ttecki full of just Mich intorm.itiou
and news of the couutiy as tour fi lends i
irewndtertisemcuts,aiulis ciioek to tli'e.
'imitflc of information that no f.unilv
! can successfully .squeeze, along tt ithouf.
I Two dnllais will buj thu whole wad for
a jear, -1 30 for sis monlhs.or ten i euN '
per copy. i
111 llie i'iisi ;ihl lit si-i-. 11 nets )t'l
nrn.r.TTs oocoalv::.
Unlike nit Other JTnlr Drcssluw.
Is the best for nropiotiug tin- grow th of
and heanlift lug the hair, and rendering
WHICH s(IPflCtl.V Milt UlC t ailOUS eotllli-
tionsof thehumaithair.
The superiority of ISnivurr's Ki.av-
oinvnr.VTliACis consists Intheii pei-,
feet puritv and great stieugtli.
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. ffrntmnLittiTs.
(.'ulcbotift Rubra
j The Count Cinehon was the Spanish
Viceroy in Peru in lino. Th. Countess.
. his wife, was jirosiratcd by nn inlermit
tent fet er. from which she w .is freed hy
I the Use of the native reiuedt. the IVru-
, ian bark, or,
irk. or. as it. was called In thejjiTo all wlm ure,sufTering from the
7-trUii- -v,iuiiit;"QiliiiiiitiiM. reiioisrand indiscretlonS'srjKTUtlOieiv'i
MansiuTCr-t)
i (Jrateful for her recover . on her retni u
toi-.uroj.e in lfty. .-he introduced the
reiuedv in .Snain. when it vt.is Known t
under various names, until liiiiiueus lgie.it "reiuedt- vt.is discovered lv a mis
called it Cinchona, in honor of the l.idt sionary ill hoiith America. Send a sclf-
ttno mm oioimiu tnuiii uuii. wiiieu was .
more precious than the gold of the lncas. I
To this dav. after a lapse of two hun-j
dredaidiilty .tears, science has given
us nothing to lake ill place. It ertectu-
any cures a nioi urn appcuie lor miiiiii-
nU0rHV ":,t"r,, t0"V "f
the stomach. It attacks e.essiU. o
weie In tho las ol the old .Spanish
Vicerots. Wo guarantee the ingredi-
' cuts of these hitters to Ik absolutely
1U. :ul or the best known n.ualltt.
A trial will satisfy oti Ih.ft this is the
best hitter in the worlil. "The ; proof of
the litumiiiu 1 1 In the e.idiiL'. ' and we
jttilliligl abide this h"t. Vorsalc hj
all druggisN. grtuei-s and Inp'oi dealers.
Milder ii.
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The Peruvian sjriip has eiiivd ttioi.-
sjiiils wlin weiosnlierini' from iltsncit
ilia, debility, liver complaint, boils, hu
mors. lemaie eonipiauiis. etc. iMinpn-
jetsfrectnanv ad
Ire-s. N'lh W. row If
& '" ''""
, sto , peif ' .XegieU tXentirresuiis In
j '"'ViterY,!':;
' disoidei the stomach like toiuh sjrups
', Mini 11 im. lint o..f iln.w.M, ..it tlii. in
I .111.1 U.1I.1.I1I-.. W..I. .1. . III.V . ll( I'll 1111 111
jllamcd parts, allitiug irnt.itiou. give
mli.if In .ivtliiii 1 In f nn. hit ii. . rtturli.
i;atarrh, and the throat troubles winch
singers and public speakers are -urdiH t
to. For thirty years I!rownS hronehl.il
troches have lieeu rr-i'-oiiiiiie-nded by
phvsicians, and alwas ge perfect
satisfaction. Having Is-eu tested h
vt idc and constant use. for ue.u ly an en
tile generation, they hav att.uued vtell
nicritril rank amhng the few .staple
remedies of the pqc. Sold .it '2- eeuts a
ihix overt tv hoi e.
. mmi II.J,I ,11,1 1 .W. mm
HOSTETTERj
Tlio name ot I lostt Iter's Stomach Hitters
is heard In every duelling. It finds a place hi
every houseliold, and itspniL-esare sounded
thronBhoutthevTliole Western llemlspticre,
ax a seneral iuv Igonmt, a cure for sick head
ache, a specific lot flatulency ami sour stom
ach, an. appetizing stoniac'ifc. and excellent
Llool Ucpurent and certain remedy for in
termittent lever :uid klntlre J diseases. For
sale by all Druggets and dealer generally.
i nf linliAr fie It flfiiM. n l"ii rr mill iu..fiiit
. i '..; "in... Vn : .". :', '.;... .V..... hiiccessuu cnemn-ai investigation,
r ,1,, VV:.it 'i ,, , Tt, Ji l I their extensive use by phjsiclans
V,1 "". V'SV: """". v.' ,,",, :v ''"..'.'" .tueir nractice. am hv all citllized
rerut ian i.iiuts vvii-.cii tin as euwuve ,Io,f ou.s ,hrlIl lh;, best an1
. :l":iiiil iu;ti;ii i.ii mr iiii:ii :i-t ' i . i .1. . ,.: .,.-. 1. ,
mMER&m$te "Sm
1 5wiifcaPFT3(Ljysvrfv-r uaittii
5lTTEBS
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At Mr. MmiMiiiV lodging Jioue.
OtlCM.
1 .lut ii-cehed ner steamer Columbii.
a fine lot of eastern oysters, "which will
!m sorted up in first class style at Kos
coes. Occident block.
Take Xotirr.
On after this date an additional 10
cents pel cord ttill he charged on all
orders forsatted wood not accompanied
bt th cn-.li, at Orat-. ttood yanl. Jult
1st, lsi.
l!atrrn Ojstcrs.
Anothei line lot of Eastern Ojstci-s
just leeelted at Uoscoes, per steamer
()rcgon. Occident block.
Choice Fruit.
All of the choicest kinds ol apple-, In
the lame! lo-.-s for sale nf .1. il. 1).
(irat's.
ArrigDtii
I.odciojr Ilonne.
land. Oregon.
INrl-
New Iioum) iind jlrst class in its ap-
pMiitmciit. TJiird street, in 1
:. i:
i iliiHupsoiihiiliirii. opposite Capt. Ains
jttorth. Kiiom-i h the day, week or
? ....nil rn 1 A ..... ....
ilioiupsouxiiloCK.o!:
IIM'.IIII. --LI.9. 1 XlJ.liMJll. I.
Ifiiehupailin.'
Xeu. (uiiel., comolete cure 4 days.
'""''? affections, smarting, frequent
"" dlflicnlt urination, kidney diseases.
M.M druggists. Oregon Depot, DATIS
' Portland, Or.
i ue Weekly Astortnn
Is a mammoth sheet, nearly double
ihesieof the Daily. It is just the pa
per for the fireside, containing in audi
;iontoail the current news, choice mis
cellany, agricultural matter, market re
lorK etc. It is furnished to single sult--cribers
at t2 00 per year In advance.
Witliniiiflport Property.
Great bniirains are now offered in the
Clt.v, .0l Hllauisrort for anv persons
vnsninji oea e inmi tine 101 10 nto
'acres. It Is well adapted for gardens.
.dairy ranches or pleasant homes; well
leletated, situated one mllo south of
Astoria on Youngs bay. with a cood
gmiicii roan to tin? juaee. or lurtner
Information call at my residence near
.. .. .."- .-' -;.
the cemetery.
John Williamson.
a ('Attn.
ous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc., I will send a leclpe that w III
cure tou FitEK Of CHAltOE. This
ISOE.
miiircsseu eiiveu)e lo nil jiev. .insnpu
T. I.nm a v. Station I). Xcw York Citv.
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iis 1 "vlal Accord,
tri-s Cvtii vi-tip Purs an the best
I i'"K-.v fS tomH?Sv. The?
. .i,,1, lirrtlilt ,.f .mn i.;imriiw ni
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ami
in
na-
mostref-
.sci-
pun
once can devise.
i it intrinsic value and
curative potters no other Pills can be I
compared w an tlieiu. ana every person,
knotting their virtues, will employ
tlieiu, when needed. They keep tho
sstem in pel feet order, and maintain in
health action the w hole machinery of
life, iild.seaieh'uig and effectual, they
are especially adapted tn the needs of
the digestive apparatus, derangements
of ihifli lliej prevent and cure, if
timely taken. "They are the best and
safest phsie to employ for children and
weakend constitutions, where a mild
and effectual cathartic Is required.
Fois S.w r nv am. Dealers.
.MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTRAL MARKET.
(ie iirr.il assortment of table stock constantly
nn iiand, Mich
OnniKMl Fruits and Jelly,
Bacon, Hains, Shoulders, Lard,
r.5S, BI'TTKK. CHEESE.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
riMI. IOlII.T'IEY ATil GAME
III l li" stulsoil.
CKlAItS ASI TOUACCO.
Itcst i- IVIA'1'.S AM I.ltITU.
All ciieiip ftn CASH. Hoods sold on COin
iiiissIimi. iiiiiuisiii. . VV. Case's stoi p.
J. KOIMJEKS.
l. K. tt vKKfi T. IV. KATnH
Astoria Market !
cot:. ciirAMrs and Hamilton sts.
A-sTOUIA, - - 0l!K0X.
WARHK. A V. 1TOX. l'roprictorx.
(b-ucer tn IVtircn Jb McGutre
W holfi'ale aDdl(etllI)ealcr8 in
Fresh and Cured Meats
A dill line of
KAM1I.V CKOCBKICS, yi)UK. l'Ktli
1IAV. OANNi:u KRU1T. VE0K-
TABI.KS, ETC.
9" Butter, Gem. Cbcwe, ete. constantly
on tutnd.
. ",SMwappliediUhelovjeHr?.t,v- ,
KiKiiI-licil Itooni to trf-t
1 leciuai nunraiive i in iiiui iuciiicni
MISCELLAXjCdUP.
S. AllNDT & PERCHBN, l
ASTORIA.
UUhOOX.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BLACKSMITH &
sho p4M
Boiler Shoo SSJS?
AilkiniNnr
ENGINE, CANHEEY,
NIl
STEAMBOAT WOBK
I'nnnpllv attended to.
ss-i.,lt iiLiileuf rrpahtiiK
CANNERY DIE.S,
ioor or i.i'.Yi:rn: srituirr. .
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
P.i'vton .srui-KT, r.vi: Pmikkh Hoivk.
ANlOtMV. - OKWON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
A D. At. AS-. rresldeut.
.1. !. Uusti.ek, Secretary.
I. W. Case, Treasurer.
.Iohx l'ot, Superintendent.
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Comer Mnln and Cbenamus Streets,
ASTOltlA OUEflOJi.
DEALER 13
GI6ARS-AND--T0BACC0,
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS it. SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM
and other English Cutlery.
J3"3?.a?3:CI3IE2JRLY !
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Heershaum Pipes, etc,
A flue stock ol
VVali-iirn nml .leu eli . Mnzzte hu1
Hreecli l.oadln; .Miol Jiuin and
Ktllcrt, ttevolters. l'lisfols.
and Amniiinltlon
.11 A KIM".
;liAMSrH.
VIXO A K1SK
Avsortinent of fine SI'KTACIJ-i and R K
CluVRHRS.
lilor Sale.
I'crlintMi harrf"Vanlock"dup'at Vitorli
Jfarch 1st.
100 Tons No. 1 Glencarnock Scotch
Pig Iron,
40 Tons English" Foundry Coke,
350 Tons Best Hard Steam Coal.
Ai).l to
ai'G.c.tjixm:V.
Astoria. Oregon.
GERMATHA BEEJl HALL
ANI
HOTTLE BEER DEl'03
CHI" jiim STRF1-T. ARTir.I l.
!
The Uett of jMgei'fi Cts. it Olun
OnleM for the
iia Brewery
lx-tt nt litis place will tie liromptl, attend
ed to.
BT"No cheap fan" Francisco IUerwld at
this place
VVJ1. BOCK.lroiinetor.
yw. iioivi:,
Eass?
BOAT BUILDER,
ATTHKOr.I)fiTAXD,Gn.'.S"lftI.l)IXO
l'IRST CLASS WORK A Sl'LCLU-TY.
' ' MINT SALOON,
i i
OITOSITTi O. It. &. rOMl'ASYS norK.
None hut the hest lifiMr-:!ini ttgars ias.sed
over the lur. , r
, ,v.5-ciiuli)T.'
I. W..OASS,
IMt'OllTER AND WIIOLESALK AND 11 E.
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r v -H&Trmra&rn
TAIL iJlJAIiER IN
GEKEBAL KECHAPISE
Cojtjcx ChenaiiiSs suid Cass streets.
astoria' -"r- ' Oregon.
"t"' ' i ii. . i
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. c'0-p".
XOTART PUBLIC,
' ACCTIOXKEK. COOnSSIOvrt
1
SURAN'CE JifeNT.
J A.MelNTeSi,
MERCriJjT TAILOR,
0l"unt llotfl Buijdinir,
ASTOItl . . - OREGON
Altorey anfi Counselor at Law.
OfUceliiC... I-arker's building, on Benton
'. opposite Custom House.
ASIOKIA, .... QKEOON.
JAYTm5IlK.a.1,.
PHYS10AN and &UBGEOK.
(iKKicr-Orv ta Tiyhlte House Store.
KkmiikVi k At Mrs. Miidjiod's U.nlliy;
house cticnamus Mreet, Astoria, Oregon.
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PHYblCIAiT AND SURGEON.
Koom Xo. a. Atitorian Balldlue.
V' aTAins.)
ItKsiursci- Corner of llenton and Court
street1", Astoria, Oregon. '
"1A V. IUCKS,
"ESTIST,
ASTDKIA, - - OKKtlOM.
I'miius in Allen's building up stairs, iwiw
of Cass and hqeiuocqhe streeb.
j Q. A. BOWLBY.
AT1"0RNEY-AT LAW.
Chriianins Mtreet. - AST01UA. OUXQtW
c.
II. liAlX &. CO.,
- DrAu:irx!r
Iooi-h. Windows, BllmlJi, Tittx
moibh. Lumber. Etc.
All kinds of Oak Lumber, Glass, Boat. Ma
tcrial. etc.
Stenni JJIU near Weston hotel. Cor. !
ev It e and Astor streets.
J. H. D. GRAY.
Wholesale and retail dealer In.
F.a"crrt
d
ALT.
rxits or fhkd,
,-eL Ma
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wtod, Et
(leiitf ml MoniKtt and hariase on reason
able terms, l- imt of ltenton street. Astoria
Oregon.
Take Notice.
John Roaers. Central Market.
Has roceiv ed a large Invoice of i"
BAKREL8 ANp HALF BAMtELS
of tho best quality.
And is now ready to supply Butchers Can
neries and all others, cheap for cash.
asms. xEin.:oTr. v
nrVLrB in
New and Choice
ivi ii i i in.ci n r.
nlM. 1a .11 lhA .Itantlnn Af Ih. 1 3iltM rl " "l
Astoria to the fact that she has received",
a lante assortment ot the ,
LATF.ST STYIJ1H OB
T
Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings,
AND
Ewrcx ooods.
Corner Main and Squemoqlie Street.
Wilspn' & Fisher
ni'AiTfms'irt'
''a. jmir
,- fVXVJL IfViJi, niffi
LlIRKIC.lTlK-i 'fJliSftlOAIi OLL, xr
. paints Aim. oils. I -- -
SheetTRouilftl Square Prepared " s
Rubber Packing.
PROVISIONS, MILL FEED,
GARDEN SEED, GRASS SEEX&
WblLliuillbe i-changed'for country pro
duco or soli! at lowest prices.
Corner Cheiiamus anifilanillton street'
ASTORIA. OREGON..
M."T."lir. ( Williamson
DKALFIt I"
DKKSS TRIM3UNGS.
AH Kinds of
r
WOOLS, ZEPHYRS,
LADIES UNDERWEAR, ETC.
Corner of Cass and Jefferson streets, Amoris
QVStainplns and. Dress JlaUng ilvie to
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