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? &Ki5e arr $ t; - -, r ? ijsT?' ".. -"'' PJ -1-1 ASTORIA, 'OREGON: FjtlDAY... .... JAjt G lbS! ISSUED EVERY MOBNING. -Monday Exeerted), J. F. HAL-LORAN & COMPANY, PCIIUSHKUS AXD VnOFKIETOUS. Jina L'uidu, Caii direct. Tcnns of Subscription : sen e J by Carrier, .per week 25 Cents -tnt by mnjl, four months S3 00 ieat ny maiUcne year...-" T.'. 9 00 Froo of Postage to Subscribers. Advertisements inserted by the year at the rate of 8 &, per square per month. Transient adyertisini:. by the day or woek. Sfty cents per square for each insertion. THEfttTY. Tkr Daily astouiax inu ; rent lu mall at 75 cent a month, freer, postage Head er vno contemplate absence from the city can nnve Tun astowak follow them. Daily oi Wpxkly edition taanypml-oflce-mth- out additional expense. Addresses nay be cnanqea as often at dadrcA. Leave order at Ute counting room. The Corina came down yesterday. Steamer day; Oregon up, Colum bia down. Pendleton spent 8100,000 in im provements in '8L The steamer Magnet is off for Young's river to-morrow morning. The City Camp and Parknook were towed up the river yesterday. There is a foot of snow on the Cascades between Ashland and Link ville. The Union Mission Church at II waco will be completed ready for the pews in a few days. Aaron Morton, who has friends at St. Helens, is dangerously sick at St, Mary's hospital. Mr. J. D. Holraan, of Ilwaco, stopped at our office to-day en route for his residence at Portland. Judge Deady has been serenaded and otherwise pleasantly received by his Clairsville, Ohio, friends. The valuation of property in the United States, as assessed for purposes of taxation, is 10,897,135,567. The 800 feet extension of the Il waco wharf is about being completed by the putting up of the guard rails. "We learn that Mr. J. D. Holman has lately added a southern extension to Ilwaco, including a frontage in deep water. The British ship Nelson, 1,249 tons, Watkinds master, from Valpa raiso, i3 over the bar and will be up to-dayi It is authoritatively denied that the Oregon and California, and'Western Oregon railroads are to be leased to the Central Pacific. Walla Walla wants another fire engine. The Union thinks that it could be bought without a special act of tho Legislature. Lynde & Co., contractors on the mountain division of the N. P. R. R., have contracts for 500,000 ties and 10, 000,000 feet of lumber. The January number of the Cali- fornian is a fine specimen of magazuw literature. In make up and contents it is a credit to its publishers. Hon. W. W. Hobart, of Eureka, Nevada, who came up on the Colum bia to be present at tho marriage of his daughter, leaves for home on the down steamer. R. N. Freshman and Co., Cinci- nati advertising agents are reported "busted." Pnt not your trust in men who want KX) worth of advertising for fifteen cents. Father Powers was on the streets yesterday -with Ms new leg. He eays it feels a little awaiward yet, but ex ports tffget used to the change from wood to cork before long. Union prayer meeting in the Y. M. C. A. rooms this ovening at 7 o'clock. RnTiJor-t.- "Praver for the universal prevalence of peace and righteous ness." Everybody cordially invited. rno nf the trusts of wind that made it so lively for all out doora last evening, struck the Portland boat as she vras rounding the point and brought the passengers to their feet at short notice. Tho printing of the Washington Territory codes is to be done at Olym- tria bv C. B. Uagley, who offered to print 4135 copies for the 3000 appro priated by Congress, uancroit iv o, offered to print 4000 copies. Exports, foreign, from Portland durinff the past year, fco.rfoui,; im ports, 8431,257. Internal revenue col lections, , 84,314, .Value of new ,-bttildings erected, 1,147,865; street hBprovements,283,000,-an(7a-rf. Notice. From this date James B. Booker is the only person authorized to contractdebts or order goods in my name for use at the ruiappton cannery. .losEm ur-ui:. Astoria, Jan. 3, 1SS2. Quien Sabo? Gen. James S. Brisbin, a distin guished engineer who has bten in charge of the Yellowstone and Mon tana .dhision of the Northern Pacific railroad, writes to the .New York Herald that the road after leaving Helena, Montana, "passes over the Rocky mountain divide through the Deer Lodge pass, and enters the Deer Lodge valley. A tunnel will have to bo constructed through the divide, but it will be short and easily made. The tnnnel will be made this winter. From Deer Lodge valley the road will run along Hell Gate river into the Missouri valley and up this vallev to Lo Lo pass, where it presses over into Washington terntor and Oregon.'' The Walla Walla Union thinks only one of tuo constructions can be placed on this: either Gen. Brisbin mistaken or the Northern Pacific is to be built over the Lo Lo Clearwater pass. The operations of the company at and beyond Pend d'Oreille lako, where they have large fovces of men at work grading, bridging and "clearing the way, would indicate that Gen. Brisbin nas mistaken. On the other hand, says the Union we have it from a very reliable source that Mr. Zihancr found the Lo Lo Clearwater pass explored by Maj. Trnix last summer, much better than reported. What the plans of the Northern Pacific railroad company are, one can guess as well as another. Gen. Brisbin's lotter is only a straw showing the possible direction of the wind. Nominations. At the next regular meeting of the City Council, which will be next Tues day, the following nominations made by Mayor Halm will be acted en: For Chief of Police, W. Sehlin; Police Judge, F. D. Winton; Assessor, E. C. Holden; Treasurer, W. E. Dement; City Attorney, C. W. Fulton; Street Superintendent, TI103. Logan; Auditor and Clerk, A. W. Ferguson. The regular meeting nights of t'ao Council will bo as heretofore the second and fonrth Tuesdays of the mouth. This is the feast of the Epiphany, a holiday observed by Catholics and Episcopalians. Sheridan and company, who de lighted all theater-goers with their rendition of the various characters in "Our Boarding House," last evening, will leave on the Columbia for San Francisco. From thero ihey go to Southern California. The school in Ilwaco district has an attendance of thirty to forty pupils and is in charge of Mr. English, for merly of St. Helens. The school is making very satisfactory progress. Two years ngo there wcro but two census children in tho district. James Iboiii died in Richmond county, Kentucky, on New Year's day, after having attained tho age of 102 years. His life was eventful. During the war of 1812 he passed tho time in a cave on the mountains, making saltpeter for the manufacture of gun powder for the American army. Tho important intelligence is re ceived from Vancouver that Colonel Cuyier Grover, 1st cavalry, is appoint ed special inspector on ono great coat, at Fort Walla Walla. W. T., for which First Lieut. Wm. H. Miller, R. Q. M., 1st cavalry A. A. Q. M., is ac countable, reported the 2bth mst. as requiring the action of an inspector. The Oregon ShorULine, (Union Pacific,) lately incorporated, contem plates making Astoria one of tho west ern termini. Its route will be from Baker City almost directly west through the Santiam or Minto pass, crossing the Willamette at Salem and proceeding on to Astoria via Forest Grove and tho Nehalem valloy. There is a crowd of young hood lums in a quarter of this city, that need a set back. None of them are over fourteen years of age, and a little effort on the part of those having them in charge would be but a kind ness to the boys themselves, who evi dently act in ignorance rather than ma) ice. From Mr. Bell, supply agent for the road now in process of construc tion from Corvallis, nnd who is on board the Ynquina, we learn that it is the intention of tho company to make the new town of Yaquiua headquarters for all the operations of the company, A good deal of work is being. done at present, though, on account of the impossibility of getting it done ad vantageously in tho winter, considera ble grading etc. has been postponed till later in the season. School Reoort. T . , .. ... , , ,. , .Report of the public schools in dis- trict No. Iff, Astoria, for the term ' ..J.-....1W o. looi Higher department, first division Studies pursued reading, orthogra-, phy, grammar, physical geograply, j history, mental and written anthme-' tic, algebra, book-keeping com- position. Average . .- -t ! BianuiiiK mciiuic Badollet, 97; Effio Huntington, 0i; Lulu Warren, 91 r Nellie Carnahan, 90; Ada Ferguson, 90; Teresa Loeb, 90; Adelaide Ferchen. Se: Charles Bain, VS. Second division. Studies leading, ! orthography, Grammar, physical ge ography, mental and written arithme ir nh vsicnl ce-' tic nnd penmanship. Average stand ingMary Bain, 9C; Louis Peterson, Mary Doaley, 91; Cordie Robb, 91: Hannah McCormic, 90; Lenora Bain, 90; Minnie Sovey. 90; EUeu McCann, 85; Isabel Bieloh, 85; Hattie Loeb, 85; Mary McCann. 83; Leon Faber, Lilly Coffenbery, 82; Flora Ferchen, 81; Agnes McCann, 75. Third division. Studies reading, orthography, geography, penmanship, mental and .written arithmetic. Av erage standing Minnie Warren, 95; Myra Stevens, 92; Daniel Feeley, 90; George Coffenberry, 90; May Gra ham, 90; Maggie McCormic, 88; Nel lie Levings, 87; Cora Sutton, 85; Joe McCann, 83; Gussio Gray, 82; Anna Faber, 80; Anna Sievarts, 80; Alice Wood, 78; John Bieloh, 7C; Hiram Brown, 75; Sophia Andersen, 71; Jacob Ferrell, G7; Wm. Johns, 58; Geo. Buchter, 50. Primary department, first division. Studies reading, spelling, writing, arithmetic and geography. Average standing Maggie Gwvnn. 99; Carrie Miller, 90; Eddie Miller, 90; George Welch, 90; Willie Pollaud, 89; Harry Gray, 84; Lottie Levings, 84; Jennie Allen, 84; Frank McCann, 83; Oscar Bieloah, 81; Johny Gratke, 80; Ella Belcher, 75; Walter Douglas, 74; Johny Feely, 74; Bell Douglas, 71; Hallie Raymond, 71; Rebecca Loeb, 60; George Stevens, 64; Ella Dealoy, CO; Marcus Warren, 60; Thomas Foster, CO. Second Division. Studies reading, spelling, arithmetic and writing. Average standing Jennie Arnold, 95, Mary Feely, 92; Sanford Lueb, S9; Hugh Graham, 85; Annie Furlong, 84; Nellie Morison, SO; Lilio Levings, 80, Alice Wilion, SO, Ernest Ferchen, 79; August Sieierts, 74; Eddie Hansen, 72; Willie Furlong, 72. Third division. Studies Reading and spelling. Average standing Annie Gilbert, 100; Jennio Gilbert, 100; Minnie Brown, 97; Minnie Shively, 80; Esther McCann, 80; Duncan Douglas, 80; Willie Belcher, 78; Henry Story, 77; Katy Lahee, 75; Bertha Graham, 72; Willie Coffman, 72; Nellie McCormick, 70; Limey Lahce, 70; Paavati Antirnaia, 67; Burnie McCann, 65; Eddie Ericson, 50; Eugene Quinn, 50; Alfred Doug las, 50; Albert Coffman, 45; Katy Furlong, 45; Lilly Furlong, 45; Annio Gratke, 45; Mollic Foster, 30; Frank Raymond, 35; Christina Ferrell, 30; Mary Johnson, 35; Mary Kroske, 30. The following list contiins tho names of those pupils who have been neither absent nor tardy during tho term: Hannah McCormic, Cordia Robb, Minnie Warren, Bertha Graham,Hngh Graham and Geo. Welch. The following havo leceived no tardy marks during the term: Louis Peterson, Geo. Coffenbury, Lily Cof feubury, Nellie Levings, May Gra ham, Ella Dealey, Carrie Miller, Aug. Sievarts, Eddie 3Illler, Walter Doug las, Mollio Foster, Hallie Raymond, Harry Gray, Christina Fenell, Frank Raymond. The following have leceived but one tardy mark: Maggie McCormic, Anna Sievarts, Ellen McCann, Lottio Lev ings, Mary Johnson, Tiney Lahue, Jennio Arnold,"Frank McCann, Jennie Alien and Alfred Douglas. Loeetta L. Allen, Principal. Flouence Carxatjax, Assistant. The Chicago Times discusses, or rather dissects, the commerce commit tee of the house in a long article, and heaps abuse upon the head of Speaker Keifer. The prominence given the Pacific coast states is the particular cause of irritation. It is unnecessary, says the Oregonian, to reply to a criti cistn which soberly speaks of Con gressman George, from "Walla Walla, W". T.," and assigns Mr. Page to Sac ramento, when he does not live there! at all. Besides, Chicago has no right to complain on a comparison of com mercial gaeatness. The value of direct foreign exports from Chicago during tho year just closed, foots up a trifle above five millions. The direct foreign exports from Portland and the Columbia riyer foot up a trifle nnder eight millions. These figures do not lie. Attention! Attention! All those indebted to the Cen Vct wiU pieasp can ana j,a- counts licloro i the 15th of Janu y?o l"ng they wll oblige All those indebted to the Central Mar- their ac- anuary, 186-J. ana ie Ar.r.ti Tiiiwn ftmf- rlrt nnt nnmnli' timIii this lcquest, their accounts will bo closed. J. iooi:rw. skinny 3Ieu. HealUi Viewer. Absolute cure for nervous debility and weakness j nf flipnTiorntivf funntinnf;- 81, at drug- .... "n rinf,f nivis .?- rn Portland, Or. I"" VV,"' " i'", '..--.' ... . '., To Iitvt" iHen. The Atokian has now reached a ciiculation uhieh plaee3 it at the head of tho lit of Oiegon dailies, and insures to adtertr-er; thereof more benefit for thL' ?u" ,P'1 u,an , maj. w curea elsewhere. To those w ho wish to reach the largest number of readers at the smallest expHiif, u offor the columns of an attractive daily, the success of v.hich fiom the .ery start has been far beyond the ipectations nf tin mo-it sanguine. Court Proceedings. THIRD DY JAX. 5. Jno. thi ely s. Varker and Bow lby. Mandate from Supreme Court en tered. .State of Oregon s. J. O. Robeson; indictment for murder. Copies for State, Hill. Dunham find Thompson for de fendant. Twenty-live jurors examined and the following jurors accepted up till noon recesa, to wit: G. B. McEwan, John Glasser and P. J. Ribble. Venire issued for fifty additional jurors from the body of tho county, the venire re turnable forthwith. Probable. Negotiations are pending between the Oregon and Chinese Mercantile company, which wa3 organized Ust fall, and the Oregon Improvement company, for the charter of the new collier Walla Walla to take a cargo of lumber and flour to Hongkong and re turn with rice, other merchandisi, and one thonsaud Chinamen for tho North ern Pacific railroad. The Improve ment company have need for the steamer in the coal trade between Seattle and San Francisco, and could use her thus more profitably thin in a trip to China; but, in order to assist tho Northern Pacific, which has, within the last two years nut been successful in securing half a force, to obtain a sufficient number of laborers, the manager, Mr. C. H. Precott, consented to tho proposed arrange ment. It is understood tint the char ter will be signed to-day. The steam er will probably sail befoie Feb) nary 10th. Oregon km Oth. Report of the, ship Balloohmyle of Greenock, from Cape Tewn: Suled from Cape Town Oct. 12ih, 1831, passed the Snare3, New Zealand, 12th of Nov. With strung gales west passed Ducie island 4th Dee. C'rosstd the equator 14th of Dc. in longitude 125 west. Had moderate N. K. trades from 8 deg. N. to 27 N. long. 130. Variable winds from S. S. fi. to S. W., light and moderate to arrive here 3d of Jan. 1882. Spoke, Dec llth, American ship Jrlk in latitudo 9 degrees south, longitude 126 west; Dec. 15th, bark Trnugate, from Astoria to Cork, 27 day3 out, all well, latitude 4 degrees north, 124 de grees west. W. G. Lounos. Hotel Arrivals. parkek iiou.si;. Chas Beck Shoalwater Bay; George Watson John Day; A Petit Chinook; B F Coffey D W Leasure Knappa; C Crawford R E Boyle and wifo Captain Wm Austin Capt F Wright city; B, M Wooden Nehalem; W E Sheridan Miss Nellie Holbrook Miss Abbie Pierce Miss Lou Davenpmt Miss Ella Clayton Hany Ciilton W F Doyle W Simms R P M Eberle C H Thompson Joseph Fr.mconer Chas Mathews Harry Morgan John Miller John Hall J P Houe. A laige invoice or parlor,cookV.oei arid langes at J. A. Montgoinerj -. Shiloh's Vitalizeris what jounced for Constipation, Loss-nf Appetite, Diz ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia Price 10 and 73 centsr per bottle. Sold by W.. Dement. ASTORIA KIKE WKPAliTMJBXT C. JTKEXCHAKD Chief lJiRinecr 1'. 1". HICKS -tt As.-,t. Engineer J. O. BOZORTH :1 A-st. Engineer BOARD orDELEOArES.-KeRuInruieet-ine fourth Monday in ea'li month, at T-JW p.m., at hall ot Alert Hook ami Ladder Company No. L Offickks. V. J. Taj lor. President-; I'. 1 rarker, Secretary ; A. V. 1'errjr, Treasurer. Df.i.euatex. W. W Parker, .!. Stratisn, I. Bergman, of Astoria Engine Co. No. t ; A. A. aeveland. W..I. Eair. Chas. 1L. Stockton, olllesciie Euclue Co. Xo. 2; Ed. I. Curtis. K. V. Bern-. V. JVrajlor, of Alert Hook and J.adder Co."'u. t. ASTORIA EXCUSE COilPAXY An. I Jtegular meetlnt; first. Monday in each mouth. OPFlccns. W. V. Parker. President : L. E. Sellc, Seeret:ir ; William ltoeK, Treas urer; II. F.8te ens. Foreman, h. (1. Intralls, 1st Asst. yoremair. Joe. G. Charters, L'dAsst. Foreman. RESCUE EXOIXE COJIVAXV Xo. 2. ltegular meeting tlrst Monday in each mouth. firpTpriiK A. A. Cleveland. President : J. A. Montgomery, Secretary; K C. Xorrls. Treasurer ; Clias. If. Stockton, Foreman. A. McKenzle, 1st Asst. Foreman. J. AV. lironn, 2d AiSt. Foreman. ALERT HOOKAXD LADDER Co. Xo. 1. Itegular meeting second Monday in each month. Offickbs. J. O. Bozortli, President ; C. Brown, Secretary ; Jay Tuttle. Treasurer ; J. K. Thomas. Foreman, F. B. ElberMin. 1st Asst. Foreman. V. W. Ferguson, 2d Asst. 1 Foreman., " ' ChrlHtmn-i Turkey.' Call at Central 31arketor tho best of turkejs, gcose, chickens, fruits and vegetables, etc., for Christmas and Xew Year. Jonx Roc.mjs, -'Konsh on Itats." The thing desired found at last. Ask Druggists tor "Rough on Rats." It clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, bed bug?. I., boxe?. 4htrn:nii Xlrux. Express Willruemi ordi'rs; .it the store of 1. W. Case for upper Astoria or any other mrtot the city. Leae your orders en the.-Jatu and thej ft ill be promptly at-i ii'imeu to. "jluchnpalba," New, quick, complete cure 4 days, urinary nftection, smniting, frequent or dimcult urination, kidnev diseases. l. at druggUtb. Oregon Depot, DAVIS & CO-Portland, Or. Bl'ItSr-TT'S COCOAIXK, Unlike all Other Hair Dressing. Is the best for promoting the growth of and beautif j ing the hair, and rendering it dark and glossy. 'Che Cocoaine holds. in a hauid foiin. a lalge proportion of deodorized eocoanut oil, prepared ex- pound possesses the peculiar properties which so exactly suit the various condi tions of the human hair. The suiierinritv of Hiirxett i Kr.iv- oiiixo Extkacts consists in their per-, tt'cc purity anu great strength. A few more chances vet to be taken for that fine graphoscope at the City book store; Max. Wagner's San Francisco Na tional brew ery beer can't be beat. Another of those fine A. B. Chase organs at the City Book Store. Wan anty dee 1 3, quit claim dePrts and mortgages, for a 'e at this office. Frank Fabre liw oysters in every style, btew and palsroasts a specialty A new lot of fur trimming, all col ors, below San Francisco prices, just reeched at the IXL Store. For lame Rack, Side or Chest use Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents For ah by Y, K. Dement. Hot, cold and shower baths at the Occident hair dressing .saloon, twenty flvo cents. Whips, cuirj -combs, brushes; new stock; first-class goods, cheap for cash. O. Wlt.-ll.. Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar kct, has made- arrangements to keep al the finest fiesli fish, etc., in their season P. J. Goodman, on Chcnumus streern nas just TPeeiea tne latest ana most fashionable stjlo of gents and ladles boots, shoes, etc. Grace Chuieh school. Miss Ilewett principal, will reopen Jan. 9th, 1882 The select nature of this school makes it dpsenedly popular with parents. For handsome holiday presents, such as toilet cases, cologne sets, per fumery cases, fine soaps, etc., go to Conn's drug store, opposite Occident Hotel. k Clias..'5tpens and Son baea stock of mouldings and mouldcis tools which can be bought cheap for cash to close out that branch of the business. Croup, Whooping Cough and I5ron chitN immediately ii-Hced by Shiloh's Cure. Sold b W. K. Dement. Sleepless Xuhts. made miserable by that (eirible cough. Shiloh's Cuie is the remedy for on. Sold by W. E. De ment. .lnUiIi' Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It cures consumption, bold by V. 12. De ment. For the genuine J. II. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors and San Francisco brer, call at the Gem, opposite tho bell tower, and sec Camp bell. Those writing desks atthc City book store are the best in the city. Thev are something nice and durable, nnd just m hat most young ladies w onltl appreci ate irom the giver. Mrs. Twilight and Mrs. Illslcy have ll'n,, olio, rtn if ll.n Ptmiuni. Pn(4nnwint which has been thoioushlv retioi.atcd and refitttd. Mrs. lllslej' has chargo of tne cuisine, uooa couee a speciauj, idla i! embroidered, will be rafiled at the Occi dent next week. The cover Is worth S125 and the fortunate man can get it for one dollar. This is a rare opportu nity. Hereafter no skates will be reserved at the skating rink. In a few dajs 1 shall have plenty more new skates to supply all -w ho wish them. There will be no skating on next Thursday even ing. Geo. Ross. 1 have just recei ed the finest assort ment of fanrj- goods in my Hnc ever brought to Astoria, consisting of ucr fumery cases, toilet sets, toilet caies tine perfumeries, fancy soaps, combsl brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles of all kinds splendid presents for the holidays. Call and examine goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere, at .1. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occi dent Hole!, Astoria. Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS. Notice. rpiIE FIISM OF PACE & ALLEN IS this JL day dissolved liv mutual censent: the business hereafter mil be continued uy A. v Allen All persons indebted to said llrni are hereby nolllied to sett'e their accounts ultliout ael.ij . c. JI. TAKE. A. V. ALLE.V. Astoria. Oregon, Jan. I, isSi. BOOK STORE. We are constantly receiving new additions to our stock and have the finest and largest assortment of variety goods in the city. Combs, Brushes, Stationery, Frames, Celluloid Goods. All our goods aie marked In plain figures Call and examine quality and note prices. CHAS. STEVENS & SON C. H: COOPER, GENERAL 11ERCHANDISE.-- ict:i3S3tii2i:c3Ei:3:ui:i::(iii3iuii!uuiiiuiiuiiliS 2i2i!u:nz:c:::z:i333:zx3!Siinsnixiiitcxi:tnHiili! 'iaiii!is99iii3i:3i3it3i:iuss3:csia:2:!tsiE:3i:tnisiu;iiiiiniiliiniiitttl!,,uu l::::s!I3!12I4CS13l22i!lUtIi:tl!Il!iIIIiItlSHlllCllllll(lIIIUllJIIIIIUUI(tHlltHaH -FOR YOUR- AlSTi m -JK w i::S!ii;cstii::ie!t:393iit!S2Eiu:Eiiiiiiiiii:iiltiiiiiaiiiuuHd I PKESENTS j Si:caBaseiE:cssisaiiiflQUiissssu3EBiiia:ifiiacuiiiBiiiuuuiiiQ H m Buy your Children and Friends something that will be of I have received a large consignment of ' Sw W V Pw W v QE YfiJEv' Which I will sell at wholesale rates. Buyers will save money by purchasing of me. C. H. COOPER, I X L Store, near Parker House, Astoria. TheBossOoffee lSSfc-.''. T-5s-j3slfeSrgs feiT? illliiEIIi J&3q iQ.tl Jfc TWO DOORS EAST OF OCCIDENT, CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE S5 BEDDING AND DKAL.T2R IN Carpets, Oil-Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades; Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete In eery-branch. ASTORIA M. MEYER ASTORIA, - REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE TRICES. . r $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLQNS ' LATtGE ORDERS IX Less Quantities, - Bottled Beer, - - ess-Special attention paid to orders THE COLUMBIA ftv u? IS SUl'KRIOR TO MOST, AND 15 JOHNKAm " CHENAfflUS STREET, esrOrders left at the GERMANIA BKEB Wasliingtou Market, Main Street, - Astoria Oregon t BERGMAN & JiERllY -. i.o(ivrrii'irT.T.v na JSMXTFULLY CALL THE ATTKN- .tnM nf i,et nnMIr in iht faC that thfi XV tion of tho public to tho fact that the above Market will always bo supplied wita a 1 FULL VARIETY DEST.QUAL1TY or FRESH AND CURED MEATS ! Whiokwill be sold at lowest rates, wholesale and retail. Special attention given to snpulj nt shlJ. ' THE TORE m, F1 S1 service to them old Jewelry and Tea Pot 5IAY BE HAD OF fE.E.HA'WES seu: AOEXT. Also. Agent for I lie celebrated MEDALLION RAjtGK AWES, ASTORIA. OREGON? BREWERY. - Proprietor. - OREGON. - - . i.lKE.rKOrORTlON. . ? - 30 Cents per.Cton - SI 50 perMgn from Public Houses and Famllle-'SRi&Bjs.' BREWrfBS v? !I3!1G36 fS5)T!c y -Z&. rf- Sfcasa Jh Jtgy ,ITj.EI KXCELLKD BV NONE ON 11118 COAbl " PROPRIETOR, - ASTORIA, OREGON. HALL aII1 be iiroinptly attended to.TEB w AB IS UKCIiAJlED WITHACT TStTlTEK XOTICK And no terms, of peace until every man in Astoria-has anew .sltof clothe-i MABK BV 31BAXV. Look sr. the prices-: Pants to order from ... lants; Gennine .French Cassimera -Sta from - - - - '- SS0Q 12'BO 25 CO The finest line of samples on the-coast to select from. P. JMEAHV, JLiIn street, opposite "Parker House. Astoria. m ' -V tJKS5. T-33icG J'JI L j V..in. SfJ8&-f-tC!& . ---C' pdaS "wtjKAiib Mr&. rf JtesiA. &-t i 4Lr,j-i: 'i - . . w ,-., . !...., ,