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ASTORIA, OREGON
SUNDAY..... jLf. 1, 1S82
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
tMondsy Ezeeptod).
J. F. HALLOBAN & COMPANY,
r&nusnerte axb i'EontiKTOBS.
Utonan Buildhuj, Cass Street
Terms of Subscription ;
sflrved by Carder, per week & Cents
Jent by mail, four iaonths$3 00
:5nt by mat!, cne year 9 00
free of Postaxo to Subscriber.
" Advertisements inserted by the year at
iuoraitiw per square per moata.
rrnnaient advertising, by the day or week,
ifty cents er square for each insertion.
THE CITY.
TltR Daily Astoriax vttl be sent by
maiiaiizceiutamonUi.frcenf postage. Head
er tf lio COntzinnlnlf.nharn- fmm. Ihr. rltit rnn
turn The Astoiwax follotc them. Daily
t JVkekly editions to any poxl-o flee with
out additional expense. Addremes maybe
enanaed as often ax desired. Istave orders at
the counting room.
'82.
-Happy New Year.
Nothing succeeds like success.
The Columbia comes in this mom
Mi''. Nothing hko starting off well,
anyhow.
Tho Ocklahama brought the Glas
lyn down yesterday.
And now a change comes o'er the
spirit of our dream.
The Wide West is haviti"? her hull
boarded in readiness for the ice.
A good deal of United States his
tory was crowded into '81.
Fre-h candy every day at the As
toria candy factory.
We have any amount of old pa
pers for sale at iifty cents a hundred.
Frank Fabre has oysters in every
style. Stew and pan roasts a specialty
The American ship Columbia,
hence to Liverpool, arrived there on
the 15th.
Another of tboso fine A. 15. Chase
organs at the City Book Store.
A man may be ruined by frank
ness, but he is always dishonored by
duplicity.
Fine assortment nuts "and candies at
the Astoria Candy Factory.
The Western Belle, Reporter,
Vesuvius and Carnegie, are among
the vessels outside.
Several of the vessels outside and
on ,tho wa will lose their charts by
not being in in time.
Efforts are being made to start a
wood paper factory on Puet Sound.
The project is feasible.
Warrantee deods at The Astoriax
office.
4s you stroll through the streets
to-day note those beautiful flowers that
bloom in the open air.
Whips, curry-combs, brushes; new
Stock; first-class goods, cheap for cash.
S. Ghay.
There will not be much business
done in Astoria to-morrow. Every
one seems disposed to take a holiday.
A few more chances yet to be taken
for' that fine graphoscope at the City
book store.
James McCombre, engineer of
No. I, was accidentally shot at the
shooting gallery in the left arm last
evenin".
"The years come and go, and
leave tfieir traces on us all." Yes, in
deed, they leave their traces, and take
the rest of the harness with them.
Hot, cold and shower hatha at the
Occident hair dressing saloon, twenty
five cents.
Miss Hewitt will give a patty at
her residence to-morrow evening to
the tmpils of her school. The scholars
aro-all cordially invited to attend.
The table of foreign exports in
this number is complete (except the
item of lumber), and shows what
cleared from tho Columbia in 1881.
Max. Wagner's San Francisco Na
tional brewery beer can't be beat
John Hobson returned on Friday
from Robeson's Point, Tillamook bay,
where he his purchased a site and
contracted for material for a cannery.
Methodist church service in the
Baptist church to-day at 11 a. si., J.
Parsons pastor. Union service at tho
Congregational church in the ovening.
At S. Amdt & Ferchen'a is an
anchor, the invention of Mr. Ferchen.
The stock slides in a ring so that it
may bo folded beside the shank. The
single arm plays through a slot in the
shank so as to catch either side up the
anchor. The inventor has tested the
anchor and claims it cannot be fouled.
A patent has been appliedfor.
Attention So. 1.
liejjular monthly meeting to-morrow
(Monday) Jan. 2d, at 7 o'clock r.st. A
lull attendance Is desired. By order
, V. TV. I'abkeh, President.
I E. iSmiG, Secretary.
Will Receive.
The tollo wing ladies will bo at homo
to-morrow to rcccivo callers: Mrs. J.
W. Gearhart, assisted by Misses
Brown and Stout; "Mrs. J. W. Bab
bridge and Mrs. H. P. Kindred; Mrs.
C. L. Parker; Mrs. and Miss Howett,
assisted by Mrs. Packard and Miss L.
Allen; Mrs. I. E. Parker, assisted by
Misses Powell; Mrs. Holden; Mr. A
W. Berry.
"Week of Prayer. 1882.
The Executive Committee of the
Evangelical Alliance recommend the
following programme for the annual
Week of Prayer:
Sunday, Jan. 1. Subject" for dis
course; "Renewed Consecration."
Monday, Jan. 2. Thanksgiving for
tho blessings, temporal and spiritual,
of the past year, and prayer for their
continuance.
Tuesday, Jan. 3. HuiniIiahorinnd
confession on account of individual,
social and national sin.
Wednesday, Jan. 4. Prayer for
the blessing of God and His Church
and His Word.
Thursday, Jan. o. Prayer fer the
young and all agencies for Christian
training.
Friday, Jan. C. Prayer for tho
universal prevalence of peace and
righteousness.
Saturday, Jan. 7. Prayer for Chris
tian Missions, tho outpouring of the
Holy Spirit, and the conversion of the
world.
The above having been .adopted by
the Evangelical churches of Astoria,
and union services will be held every
evening beginning at seven o'clock.
The last witness for the prosecu
tion in the Guitcau trial was on the
stand last Friday.
The case of Theodore Mitchell vs.
Charles Woods to recover ?1G 50, was
tried before Justice Fo yesterday.
Tho jury found for the defendant in
the sum of 5 00.
Better go than wish jou had.
Where? Why, to Adlcr's to get goods
at33 per cent, discount. Charley says
he jut deligtits In showing goods.
The Standard thinks that Mitchell
had better begin "getting in his work"
if he expects the Multnomah delega
tion, for it alleges Dolph has got every
thing his way at this wiiting.
A large invoice of parlor, cook sto cs
and ranges at J. A. Montgomery 's.
Though the 1st is usually collec
tion day, you will havo ti: put off till
to-morrow what could have been
dunned to-day because of its being
Sunday and New Years too.
Tho Postmaster General orders
that Monday, January 2d, 1882, being
a legal holiday, the postoffice officials
shall observe tho same rules as on Sun
days and other legal holidays.
One young gentleman had started
in on his New Year's racket rather
early judging from his appcaranco last
night. His explanation was that the
boys had bet tho whisky and got him
to hold the stakes.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church at tho usual hours morning
and evening. Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper in connection with morning
service. At 7 r. m., a union service
beginning the "Week of Prayer."
Sermon by Rev. J. V. Milligan; sub
ject, ''Renewed Consecration." Sun
day school at noon.
P. J. Goodman, on Clienamus street,
has last received the latest and most
fashionable Style of gents and ladies
boots, snoes, etc
During 1880 sixty-three vessols
cleared from the Columbia river ior
foreign ports; during 1881, one huii
dred and twenty-six vessols cleared
from the Columbia for foreign ports.
The value of the. foreign shipments
for '80 (exclusive of lumber) was
$4,181,352. The value of the foreign
shipments for '81 (exclusive of lumber)
was 37,114,510.
An East India piano cover beautifully
embroidered, will be raffled at the Occi
dent next week. Tho cover is worth
S125 and the fortunate man can get it
for one dollar. This is a rare opportu
nity. There is a general kick all over
Washington Territory about the new
Sunday law. The way to insure its re
peal is to thoroughly enforce it. Cin
cinnati passed a Sabbath ordinance a
few years ago, and the Mayor deter
mining to act according to the letter
as well as the spirit of the law, notified
all the sextons, Sunday school teach
ersj ministers, bakers, telegraph opera
tors, railroad employes, choir singers,
.otc., that any attempt to exercise
their vocations, would render them
amenable to the law, and he would be
obliged to act. -The law was repealed
at the next meeting of the Board of
Aldermen.
Attention! Attention!
All those indebted to the Central Mai
ket -will please call and pay their ac
counts before the 13th of .lannary, 16SI.
By so doing thev will oblige and save
costs. Those th'at do not comply with
this request, their accounts will bo
closed. J. i;oiji:ks.
Communicated.
The Oregonian seems to fear the
locks and canal at tho Cascades will
be built aud positively opposes the en
terprise. It seems to say that bejaiilo
wo have two large mountains to Mir
niount we had "better nut climb the
first. On the contrary, wo think wc
have to climb the iirt mountain be
fore getting to the second; and then:
oh, what n, disappointment it i.ould
be to the Oregonian if it is; found we
can go around the second mountain
without climbing! Cunvnvn.
Bethel Service.
There will be divine service to-day
on board the British bark Glanpadran,
lying at the O. R. & N. Co's wharf,
at 1:30 r. m., Rev. J. McCormac
officiating.
Tho skating rink will not be open
to-day.
" No. 2's will keep open house on
Monday.
School" will begin again on Tues
day in school district No. 1.
There will bo the usual serv ice
to-day nt tho Cathoilc church.
Tho British ship Argylcshiro ar
rived at Queenstown on tho 23th.
The American ship McNear will
come from Hongkong to the Columbia
in ballast.
Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar
ket, has made arrangements to keep all
the finest fresh fish, etc.. in their season
Tho immediately beneficial effects
following the use of Follows' Hypo
phosphites in those cases of emaciation
and weakness produced by long ill
ness, whether from pulmonary diseases
or fevers, pioves its tonic virtues aud
its value in accelerating digestion and
assimilation. The soluble phosphites
and tho other life sustaining principles
composing Fellows' Hypophosplutes
are so carefully proportioned, and so
judiciously mingled that their action
upon the nerves, muscles and mem
branes in imparting vitality, strength
and healthy action, is generally appar
ent within twenty-four hours, and the
good effects experienced are of a per
manent character. Rechange.
For lame Back, Side or Chest u-e
Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Price 'iVcents
For sale by Y, C Dement.
The stockholders of tho Fisher
mens Packing Co. held their sixth
annual meeting at their office at up
per Astoria, Oregon, on the 23th day
of December, 1881. The meeting
passed off in a v cry quiet manner,
with brotherly lovo and good feelin:
towards one another. All discussions
on matters of importance was con
ducted quietly and with good feoling
toward each and every one. Tho now
board of directors consist of. the fol
lowiug.nained gentlemen: A. Heiden,
Benj. Young, A. Young, Robt. John
son, and Robt. Hamilton; Mr. B.
Young and Mr. A. Heiden being re
elected, Mr. Benj. Young remaining
secretary of the company. Mr. Robt
Johnson was elected president for the
ensuing year
Mrs. Twilight and Mrs. IlMcj have
taken charge o the 1'loneer Restaurant,
which has been thoroughly renovated
and rcBtttd. Mr?. Illsley has chargo of
the cuisine. Good coffee a sppcialt .
Hotel Arrival;?.
oocwkxt.
M Hcrrick Uvvaeo; C P Wilson S F;
J Colin Portland; Capt Kelly Diaita;
C Laughery Knappa; J P Bannau
Manhattan; A H Stone Knappa; P C
Schuyler Portland; Mrs Spear Clifton.
I'ARKKK hou.sk.
Stephen Wyhe South Bend; J D
Neil nndwf Cincinnati f); J Crawford,
O M Crawford, E Crawford Tillmnook;
B A Seaborg, E G Loomis Ilwaco; S
Corabrco City; H Huxley Portland; B
C Greenwood Clatsop; P Leits Brook
field; J E Bralier Clatsop; W P
Holmes, Mrs Marks, T M llcClincey
Portland; Wash Wilson Skamockwa;
Chas N Cole Knappa; John Suidwyk
Hollands ,
Those writina desks at the Citv hook
store are th6 best In the city. They arc
something uico and durable, and just
what most young ladles would appreci
ate from the giver.
For the scnuuiu J. II. Cutter old
Bourbon, and the best pf wines, liquors
andoan r rnneisco Deer, can at Hieuem,
opposito tho bell tower, and sec Camp
bell. J
I have jdst received the finest assort
ment of fancy goods in my line ever
brought to Astoria, consisting of ner
fumery cases, toilet ots toilet cases,
line perfumeries, fancy soaps, combs
brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles
of all kinds splendid presents for the
holidavs. Call and examine goods aud
prices before purchasing clsew here, at
J. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occi
dent Ilolel, Astoria, Oregon.
t3TIt you will send us five subscrib
ers for one jear with S10 advance
payment, at the rate of (X) for each
name, wcwill send one copj of Tin: As
toria free, to any address jou may
give, mid wc will send an additional
copy for each additional five names that
you may send to us, w ith the cash In ad
vance of course, for one year.
Marriage Licenses for '81.
Tho following marriage licenses
were issued during the year that has
closed, in the office .of the county
clerk of Clatsop ceunty:
Jan. 13. Chas. W'allmnn and
Evangeline Benholzerl . t
Jan. 13.- Daniel .Gamble andWuiiie
McMullcn.
Jan. 17. Christen B. Jornsgaard j
and Ogcnetto Olsdatcr.
Feb. 7. Michael Leahv and Ann I
Noonan. " '
Feb. 10. -Niels Nels.111 and Mnri i
Peterson.
March II. Gcrgu D. Fruit and'
E. Patterson. -
March 19. E. T. Weteibcrg audi
Charlotta Sirinson. , j
March 25. -A. Schilling and Sophie
Wilborn.
March 2C F. W..Conk.niud Louisa
La Done.
April 1. Nathaniel Ferrell and
Belle Bradley.
April 15. Robt Kilchis and Rose
Watalkum. " '
ApriJ 20. James Johns m aud Lena
Gll'ir- - . sj,. ,
May 4. William J. 5 Strong, aud
Mary Esther Holden. "
June 10. Eller O. Ncs3 and Anna
McFatton.
June 17. Joseph Line, and .Margie
Walletta. -
Juno 17. - Harry Stale)- ami Alma
Ward.
July 13. Peter Jordan, and L-iur.i
B. Stevens.
July 23. -J. K. Thwim and Ida
Brown.
July 20. Nicholas Dav idovich and
ElhM. Dalton.
July 20. Wiili'am Diiscoll and
Hanua Welch.
July 30.- A. V. Alien and laVrio
G. Gilbert.
Aug. 2. John Inn sun ami Marga
ret Kerrian.
. Aug. 2. N. C. llillery and Ettie
Warn staff. .
Aug. 0. Geo. E. llnitliiii.'H ami
Mrs. Anna Bollo Smith.
Aug. 10. Lio. L Non and Aiiiui
Laura Montgomeiy.
Aug. 11. James O. Hire and
Belle Jackson.
Aug. 17. Isidore Wise and Julia
Cohen.
Aug. 21. Chailes Smith and Anna
Hartnjan.
Aug. 2(5. William SeliuMt and
Libbic Gent is.
Ang. 27. Henry G. Hollonaygand
Mary Barnette.
Sept. 10. John A I." Cirison and
Marv Coiilson. s.
Sept. 15. Jacob Kandllua and
Matilda llnskcr.
Sept. 24. O. A. Bcus.ni and Char
lotta Gabriel. :
Sept. 20. Virgil L Davis .iiid Ella
Mav Beard. -
Sept.
-James P. Miller' :rid
Anna C. Olson.
Oct. 22 Fred Richardson and
Maria Richardson.
Nov. 15 James Cook ami Isibella
B. Bergman. '.'i
Dec. 1. William IVterwu and
Marta Stina Molitic. .
Dec. 2. Daniel G. McVickor and
Frauces A. Arrigoni.
Dcc.'.l. R. J. Morrison and Mary
N. Brickell.
Dec. 1(5. Ja lib Stnru and Maria
Sturc.
Dec. 24. Eusone Aldcn .mil Alice
Smith.
Dec. 20. Joseph R. llal'oriii and
Ada K. Hobait.
A new lot of fur trimming, all col
ors, below San Francisco prices, just
received at the INIStore.
There aie a lew more chance-, left
jet to win one of those lovely dolls
which an-to be rallied at Mr. Deihy'.s.
New Years eve.
"Blanks. Promissory notes bonds
(or deed, quit claim deeds iurtgiigp
md vvlirranu tttvdsTit this ofiiic.
The puce i .subscription to Tin:
Wi:i:kia Astouiax has been inliwvd
to 5i per annum when paid in inhume.
If not paid in advance the old price of
S: will lie eliaiged.
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For hands-fine holldav piest-nts
such as toilet ea.ses cologne sets per
fumers erfes line mmii?. en-., so to
Conn's drug store, omiosito Occident
Hotel.
Chas. Stevens and Sin haven Moek
of liioiildiiiL'snud moiilileis tools which
can be ltomiht rliiu for cardi !to clno
nut that branch opthc busine-.."
(Jrace Chinch seliool, Mis llt-wett
principal, will reopen Jan. tith, 1KS2
The select nature of this school niaktv,
it deservedl poptdarwith p.iiciit-.
-That
Hacking Cmisli can be -o
quickly riued- by MiiIoliH,i;pr'.
guarantee it. Sold by W. R Dement,
we
Will nu MilTervvith Dispepia and '
Liver Complaint? Sli'dolr- Vitaluer i-.
guaranteed to core you
Sold b.v W. i:
uement.
Kmui !) tnl to-miiimw, at the k'nl
ing rink, for the children from l to !.a
matinee forttu ladles; In the evening
as usual.
jlf Bob Ladd, from Portland, a
test medium of great power and experi
ence, is at the houe of Mis. Job Jtosit,
where private sittings may be had dally.
Public circle, for which 25 cents admis
sion will be chnrged, every evening this
week.
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" Tin, Sheet lrt)a and, CopperVare,
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A GCLeral Asjortiiientnt
HOUSEHOLD GOODS."
Magee Stoves and Kangos
The Best in tho :narker.
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1'iumbln!: goob of all kinds on liaiul. Job
vv oric done iu a, workmanlike, manner,
JKFFEKtfON HTKKF.TS, ' :-
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t-:V 7-
r CITY
BOOK STORE.
We are constantly rcceivmp new additions
to-ourstoc!rand have the fiaest nd
t largest assortment of variety
goods in the city
Combs, Brushes,
Stationery, Frames,
Celluloid Goods.
All our goods are marked fu plain su
Call and eainine quality and note prices
CHAS. STEVENS & SOS'
MGOTS C. (1K0SBT,
Dealer In
HA1WAEE, HUM, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
Men. ui Steam fitters
b
- Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON TIN AND COPPER,
Stoves, Tin Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. COP
PER, PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Done with neatness and dispatch.
None but llrst class workmen employed.
A large assortment of
SCALES
Constantly on hand
HOLMAN'S PAD.
FOItTHK
STOMACH,
-JWMnr.
np-w
.. LIVER, !
AND
KIDNEYS.
T3ADK IIAKK.
In all cases of billiousnes.s and malaria in
ev ery foi m, a preventative and cure ot chills,
I ev er aud dumb ague. Dr. Ilolman's Pad is a
perfect success. And for dyspepsia, sick
headache and nervous prostration, as the
pail Ls applied ov er the pit of the stomach,
ihcKre.it nervous rentei.lt annihilates the
dl-ease at once.
It regulates the liver and stomach so suc
cessfully that digestion becomes perfect.
Prof.1). A. Loomis says : "It is nearer a
nniv eival panaica than anything la medi
cine." This is done on the principle of ab
sorption, of which Dr. Ilolman's rail s the
only true extionent.
For all kidney troubles, use Dr. Ilolman's
Itcn.il or Kidney lMd, the best remedy In the
world and recommended by the medical
faculty.
Beware of Bogus Fads.
Each genuine ilolman's Pad bears the pri
vate revenue stamp of the Holman Pad Co..
with the aboro trade mark printed In green,
lluy none without it.
For Sale by all Druggists.
Dr. HoImanS advice is free. Full treatise
sent free on application.
Address: HOLMAN PAD CO
"44 Broadway, Now York.
V. 0.1)0X2112.
HOSPITAL,
astoria; -
'SIHIS INSTITUTION, DNDEK CAKE OF
.a. ino nisicri oi luaruy, vs uow reuuy ior
the reception of patients.
Private rooms for the accommodation of
any desiring them.
Patients admitted at all hours, day or night.
No plivslelan has exclusive rlglit, everv
patient Is free to and has the privilege of
emplo) lug any ph j slclan they prefer.
rrilteilHtatWr Marine
- - .i t
Sta rteitvvho.payHospital Dues.sre entl
Ueil t Errerariuirt attecdaaeeattbiHos- -nihil
Junus.Mckiiess.. Permlta must be ob
taiiie I for United States JLlrtnes at tire Cus
tom fmisc. ' . ' f .
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.Chtefit$elneer
...-.1st A?s. Engineer
ifd As'stVEaglaear,
JJO.IHD OF DELEGATES. Regular meet
ing fourth Moiulay in each month, at 7 -JO
i vi., 'at hall of Alert Ilook and Ladder
Compiuy No. t.
OkficI' kh. V. .1. Taylor, President : F. L.
IjtJkcr, .secretary ; A. W. Berry, Treasurer.
Hfxeoatiis, W. Xf. Parker, J. Strauss, I.
Tiergm.ln. of Astoria Engine Co. No. 1 ; A. A.
Cleveland, W.J. Bam, Chas. 11. Stockton,
of Keseue Eugine Co. No. 2 ; Ed. T. Curtis,
A. V. Berry. F. J. Taylor, of Alert Hook and
Ladder Co. No. l.
ASTORIA. EXOIXE COStPAXY Xo. 1-.
ltegnlar meeting first Monday In each
month.
Ofi-io as. AV. W. Parker. President ; L.
E. Sellg, Seeretao'; William Boclr, Treas
urer 1 15. F. Stevens. Foreman, H. G. Ingalls,
1st Asst. Foreman. Joe. fi. Charters, 2d Avit.
t'orrinan.
PESCirf: EXQIXB COMPANY A'o. !.
lu-jdar meeting' firstr Monday in each
month.
OmrFUS. a. A. Cleveland.'President ; J.
A Montpiniery, Secretary : K. C Norris.
Treasurer; ChavII. Stockton, Foreman. A.
McKeiuie.lft A."M,-Foreman, J. W. Brown,
2d At. Foreman. '
AtJUtT IIOOKaITdlZiDDER CoVxo. 1.
la?gii ar meeting second Monday 4a each
month.
Offici'ku.-J.'O. BMorth, lTcsldent; C.
l" Scwct2rT: JarTuttie. Treasurer
J. F.Tliomas. Forenvan, F. B. Elberson 1st
Asst. Foreman. F. W.' Fson, M Am.
Foreman. . , . ,r
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