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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1882)
mlSm "J0SSrc:- -99&iM!t''-r -,-izff -.--,"?$- SSl 3j i' !. -TORIaTobegoN AVDKBnAY:;n.r:TAy. n. i ISSUED' EVERY MOHNING. Alonday Excepted). J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY. rimtWlIKttS AND l'ROPRIKTORS. .4.tf-M,l Bunding, Oats Street. Terms of Subscription : jorrea 07 -jarner. per week 25 Coats 'est by moil, four mouths ."! 00 sent nr mail, one Tear... .... ') 00 Fteo of Poetasto toaabEcribcrp. e" Advertisements inserted by the year at the rats of SI 50 per qattre per moaib. rransicat advertising, by the day or week, ifty cent per square for each insertion. THE CITY. ' The OxtLT AsroiiiAX tall Ix rait ly nanafftcentgamonth.frecofixhlaue. Head erg trJio conUmplaUabeenecfrom the etty can lave The abtowan folloto ihem. Daily or WKKKW edition In ami .l.r.fr, with. out additional erpeme. Addrcuc may tie ennngcaat often at desired. laa ve unit r nf tkr counting room. Alaska has 15,000 miles of shore line. Steamer day; State up, Oregon down. 2o. Two's heater 13 beinj; re paired. A first-class French funeral costs $8,000. The Yaquina is still at Captain Gray's dock. There are 1102 Masons in Wash ington Territory. There are 8,561 drinking Iimnes in New York City. The New Orleans wliavves are lighted by electricity. The Rosetta trent to Skip&nun ia place of the Sam to-day. It cost 340,000,000 to rt.n this government during 1881. The British bark Zoe arrived in Liverpool on the 28th ult. The aggregate tonnage of Puget Sound steamers is" 4,850 tons. The Statesman denies that any cases of small pox exist in Salem. The blocking on which to build the new barge has been put in posi tion. A series of weekly lectures on social science is being delivered in Portland. The weather yesterday morning was of that kind that tends to make water hard. Tho County Institute which meets to-morrow promises to be a very in teresting affair. Henry "Villard is going to put up a. million-dollar house on Madiwn ave nue, Now York. Denier spent 4,150,000 in im provements during 1881. How much did Astoria spend? Delmonico, the famous restaurant man, is dead. He made a good secre tary of the interior. The Polk County ltemizer U an other paper that steals vrliolo half .col umn articles from this paper. D. P. Thompson left Sail Fran cisco yesterday morning for Washing-ington-via the Southern PaciGc. Experiments made with sugar boots in Whitman county result in a yield of 5000 pounds to the acre. There will be Union prayer meet ing in the Young Men's rooms this evening at 7 o'clock. All cordially invited. Three American railroad lines are heading for the City of Mexico. The one that gets there first gets the most privileges. The fact that "Kiefer," tho name of the new Speaker, means to scold, to chide, is instanced as being among the eternal fitness of things. Tho Big Bend of the Columbia, contains an area of land 80x100 miles in extent, as fine for agricultural pur poses as any in Washington Territory. Territorial papers adversely criti cize Gov. Newell for pardoning one McAllister, who, it is alleged, has violated the terras of the jrardon by remaining in tho Territory. Where shall the next Republican State convention be held, ia a question now being discussed in our exchanges. In the second city of the State, in Astoria, wonia bo a gooa place. The California Rural Pross de nounces the "Ozone" method of fruit preserving as an unmitigated fraud. It is advertisod as the "King fortune maker" and is probably a catch-penny, The advertisement was sent to us some time ago by a snide firm and we refused to publish it. "Votice. Tin: regular annual mcctiugof I'ro-grc'-slve Land and Building association will be held in Llbcrtj- hall, Astoria, Clatsop county. Orcuon, on thellth day or r'curuarvisS2. Wm. MrEwAX.Sccv. Jan. 10, 1882. TVoticc. All persons knowing themselves in debted to me will please settle at the store of ,1. W. Gearhart or with me, by tho 15th inst. Otherwise 1 shall place the accounts in the hands of an attorney for collection. Fked Sukbvax. Teachers' Insti tute. The exercises of tho Teachers' In stitute to be held in this city on tho 12th and 13th itist. will consist of the following, subject to some changes if found necessary: FIRST DAY. Morning session 0:30 general con ference, introduction of members, etc.; 10:30, organization; 11, reading, pri mary and other. Afternoon session 1:30, grammar, composition, hngnage lessons, tc; 2:30, recess; 2:40, goography, imp ping, penmanship; 3:40, citizenship. Evening session 7, music, anthem, essays, recitations, music, lecture by Rev. Dr. Atkinson, addresses. . SECOXD DAY. Morning sassion 9:30, arithmetic, elementary and higher, essay; 10:30, recess; 10:40, school government. Afternoon session 1:30, history. school furniture and apparatus, essay; 2:30, recess; 1:40, miscellaneous. Evening session 7, music, recita tions, addresses, lecturo by Sunt. L. J. Powell. An exchange thinks that there is no more fraud than thero used to be in the good old times; the reason wo hear of more is because tho news papers do detectivo duty and print the results. Tho Glanpadam and Mcrwanjee Franjeo had a close call yesterday morning; it looked as though a colli sion was inevitable, but the only in jury uas a bruised taffrail. We are in receipt of a very fine map of the department of tho Colum bia, and hardly know whom to thank for it; though M. C. George has been so courteous in the matter of reports and public documents that we believe he is the one. Verkoyansk, on the river Yana, in Siberia, Ls said to be the coldest place on earth, having a mean tem perature of 48.6 degrees below zero centigrade. But it stays at that, and is not half as mean a temperaturo as one that vibrates between 100 degrees above anl 20 degiees below zero Far enheit Recently"" Messis S. Barker, C. Ethridgo and an ovsterwan from Shoalwater bav riesed nn a drerlrrinfr apparatus at Olynfpia, and proceeding down the bay to deep water, com menced operations, and succeeded in finding some of tho largest oysters yet found on "the Sound. A prominent Ohio Democrat re cently interviewed in Washington, says that either Jero Black or Sonator Thurman on an anti-monopoly ticket would sweep this country like wild fire for the Presidency in '1884, and that Tildon and Field are out of the question, being everywhere known as monopolists and tools of corporations. Under tho head of O. P. R. R. notes, the Albany Herald says: "Three engineering parties will com' mence surveying from Albany east ward within the next ten days. Sev enty miles of steel rails, 1000 tons of fish-plates, bolts, etc., an'l six 3C-ton railroad engines arenow in San Fran cisco, awaiting shipment to Yaquina Hay. Wc notice that several vessels are on tho way u Tacoma loaded with railroad iron, besides those which are on tho way tp Portland loaded in the same way. Would it not be well now to charter and load a few for Astoria? We understand vessels can bo engaged to load iron for Astoria at one dollar per ton less than to cither Portland or racoina. Yesterday was a stormy day in Astoria; rain fell in torrents, fitful gleams of Bunshino and sudden dashes of hail; wreaths of enwrapping fog and squalls that turned umbrellas in-' side out; one party whose clothes were drying on the line noted the fact that so hard blow the wind that though it was raining yet the clothes were dried. The Circuit court was indeed a Circuit court yesterday in every sense of the word; going at first to Liberty hall, tho court and all tho dread at tendants of justice adjourned to the Baptist chnrch, where all day long witnesses wero being examined in the Robeson case. Tho evidence has been published, and would not be interest ing, though wo understand it is in tended to introduce one or two new witnesses to-day. Subpoenas wero out last night for a fresh detachment. A til lcceim orders at the htore of 1. All UiosC indebted to the Central Mai- . Caso for upper Astoria or anv other i Vet i 111 please call and nav their ar partof the city, Lean? jour tnili-rs on counts belore the 15th of January. lfeSi the Mate and they will beTiroinptlvat-ilivsO doing they will oblige and saw tended to. com-. Tliooc that do not comnlv with - this request their accounts "will be There will be no bleating this even-" closed.' J. Roni::--. ing jn account of the hall iK-ingocru- . . . - pieci n.v court. urn. ko-j. Left Handed. t: '...-. ii. r i" i . lis tmis that a California exclnnge ers to i neighbor of ours Till.i- iu.iauuorui onre. iiu.i refers mooK county is.-i htlio morim.va'1 to :,.. , . 7 , , lUclf, far over the western hilli :ind .w'.. .i a- w v cIoro iy the sounding sen. We oh- serve, lirst, that thev Inve a reputa- tion of being 1 ;t.,tl,emsChM, and that law a very louo one. It isi alleged but with lion much truth j this deponent Vli not-that they ' nave no jail, no churcli, no solmol- j uouse, ,u, grog snop, no county r...i,i, ; no court-noiise, no graveyawl, and no U!o for une. Taxea aro few and far between, and when they are collected it is alleged they are divided out among the oflice-holdeis with strict justice and even-handed impartiality. When a man gets loo bad over thero, about three-fourths of the county get together and arrest him; and if, npou trial, he is deemed worthy of convic tion, he is solemnly incarcerated in the back room of somebody's wood shed, from whenco he proceeds to break jail, and walks over to Salem and asks the Governor to pardon him out. How la It? Why is it says some onu who is posted, that some ladies can look so much more stylish on slim margins than others do on unlimited means? Why is it that a little trick of ribbon or lace will make some folks look as if they had just left the hands of the most fashionable modiste in town? It has be.cn aid that the tendency to take on education is hereditary; that children who come down through an educated stock are far more facile in education than the.childrcii of parents who arc ignorant. This is doubtless true, as a rule, but there ate certainly many cxcept'10113 to the rule. So, also, in regard to stylo and wit in matters of dress. It may be a matter of inher ent taste to some extent, but it is also a matter that is cultivatable. There is real art in dress, The little trick of riblion that looks as if it "happened" to be there may have been a matter of much thought and study, botii as regards color and adjustment. Atten tion to detail, both in business and attire, tolls the 3tory of success. Without it there can bo no success. An eminent Washington lawyer is 'authority for the statement tint Guiteau has at least a lease of life till next May el en should he promptly be found guilty of murder in the fust de greo apd sentenced to be hanged. A legal authority say& there is a st.ituto in the district more or less ancient and somewhat awkward, directing that sen tence of death shall not be executed until thirty days after beginning of the next term of court succeeding that at which sontence is pronounced. The argument will be closed to-day, and it is thought the case will go to lhe jury. At a meeting of the Portland Board of Trade last Monday night was made a verbal report from the special committee appointed to examine into the matter of establishing a signal station at Caps Hancock. Mr. Dodd stated that steamship captains were unanimous in giving Cape Hancock the preference over Tillamook rock, and that Lieut. Kilbounic would recom mend the former place to Gen. Hazen. Toward the cloao of the meeting a statement that D. P. Thompson nonld visit Philadelphia to find the cost f two new tugs fur Columbi i bar tmv ing occasioned considerable discussion, tho general verdict bomg thai a com pany should bo organized in Portland to conduct a towing business. The matter was referred to a committee. Hotel Arrivals. PARKER II0USR. E Pollard Ohiuook river; B F Cof fey, R C Mcintosh Knappa; J F Tas ker, Miss Hattie Davis Skamockua; Miss Davis Portland; 0 H Carruthers Lewis River; J Walters Sea Side; .) Goornoll Nehalem; J W Field, Fred Krosel, Leonard Chance City. Mrs. Twilight and Mrs. Illslcj have taken charge of tho Pioneer ltestaurant, which has been thoroughly renovated and refitted. Mrs. lilsley has charge of the cuisine. Good coffee a specialty. For handsome holiday presents, such as toilet cases, cologne sets, per fumery cases, fine soaps, etc., go to Conn's drug store, opiosite Occident Hotel. , .The price of subscription to Thk Wekkly ASTor.iAN lias been reduced to 2 per annum when paid in advance. If not paid in advance the old price of Sa will be charged. A low more chances -j ct to be taken for that fine graphoscopc at the City book store. Max. Wagner's San Francisco Na tionarbrewcry beer can't bo beat Call and examine the Uuionpump at John A, Montgomery's, cheap and of superior pattern and quality. Signal Service. At a roceiit meeting of the i.iti ., . -,... Francisco Horticultural Soci.'t v, n if . communication was. real fioml ,, , TT . r , ., ,i uciicrat iiavn, ciuet oi me S-'gnai ! , , , - . ' M'"'ice bureau, and the folowintr ' . ""I'b' tr.iiiMmttc.l: -On. ao- '' of tho peculiar climatic eliaimcs of this coast, we think a bcjurati- department ol weather i forecast for this Coat must bej established before any spocfcil ben- efit cnn 1)e (lcr;ve( fr0n lhe . nJ, (service department. We notice with extreme pleasure jour op pressed intention to establish a spcoial branch, of the department on this coast for the forccastinn- of the weather for the Pacific States and Territories. We think a greater number of stations r.r? needed, especially in tho 'northern pait of this State, also in Oregon and Washington Territoiy, for from those parts our stormy weather comes, and her.'tofoiv tin repoits have been veiy- unreliable. If we could get information twenty four hours ahead o( rain storms thousands of dollars would ho saved to our raisin-growers alon1. Tho early fall rains seriously dam age the quality of this product, and if continued several days de stroys it altogether, but if a few hours' nolicp could bo given of rain the trays could be coveted up, and the crop saved until the rain is pat. Willi more stations on the coast and n central office at Sau Francisco to distribute news to all parts of the State ar tho ex pense of interested panics, would bo of gicat value to tho fruit dr--ers. Weather indications for the country west of the Mississippi would bo of great value to the wholesale shippers of fruit and produce from Sacramento. If the indications could bo given seventy two hours ahead it, would enable the shippers to put down the fruit in much better canditi.ii. ai.'i at lower prices than at present. We shall request our repiosenlativo in Congress, Hon. II. K. Page, Chair maii of the committee, on coiii-niet-ce, to instruct our other repto sentatives to endeavor to obtain a special appropriation for the signal service on this coast." Noblo "SToring Man. There was a uoblo youth, says the Post, who, on being urged to take wine at the table of a famous statesman in Washington, had the moral courage to refuse. He was a jioor young man, just beginning the struggle of life. "Not take a glass of wine!" said the great statesman, in wonderment and sur prise. "Not one single glass of wineV" echoed the statesman's beautiful mid fascinating wife. "Xo," replied tho yntit!i,iesoIiitey, gently repelling the pioirered glass. What a picture of moral grandeur was tli.it! A friendless youth lefusing wine at the table of a wealthy and famous statesman, even though proffered by tho hands of a beautiful lady. 'No," said the noble young man, his L voice trembling a little and his cheek flushed. "I never drink wine, but (hero he straightened himself up, and his words grow fit mm-) if 3-ou have a little good old jyo wlnsky I don't mind t.-viug a snif ter!" " - ' Tho Shasta papers at is discuss ing the proper spelling- of the name of tho town which is at pies en t the. northern tei minus of the California and Oregon railroad. The Courier says it was named for P. 13. Reading, and the name was I so spelled in the early map, the legislature having since passed a bill legalising this designation. The local paper, hoyvover, spoils it "Reddine."' Brace up the. whole sjsteui with King of the Blood, bee advertisement. Whv will you cough when Mnloli's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts ai els and SI. Soldbv W.E. De ment. Get your legal blanks at Thk Astouiax office. A full line- of over two hundred styles. Mtonjrh on Knts. The thing desir&d found at last. Ask ' Druggists for "IJou'gh on Hats." It clears out rats, mice, roaches. Hits, bed bugs. l."k boxes. . Another of thus, line A. It. Chase, i organs at the City Roolc Store. Frank 1'abre li.ts oysters in every, stylo. Mew and pai 1 oasts a specialtj -v '"" "" "l '" trimming, an coi- " 'whnv ban Hranei-co prices, just I rteeiu'd at the IXI. Stoic. A new lot of fur trimming, all col- Fin Oisiei-iir.ndLiprriiiiiiil.iinr . -iu h.no.i l n itcd "irrantwi-M .V."rv l.,.ii . ,.V c!.:i i. -T' V r .'i tLry i L"'.',"'! '" Slni"l,s;,) '"l iz?r-J1 "cvcr f:nl-' t(1 t'l!r''- i!d lv W. K. Dement, r",.T u !&!,'' Wptnwfa 'ami ''anl.erMoulli. Mt!d by . K. IVmcnt. Shiloh's t'ritr. ill immediatelv SSlSM byil Snt""3 I Hot, cold and shower baths at the Occident hair die.s-.iiig snloou, twenty five cents. Whip-, curi.-toiul)-. brushes; new stock: Iir4-elasi good-., cheap for cash, b. (Jn.vv. Avoid a galloping consumption by lhe timely use of H alp's Hoxnv of Iloi:!:iroi'.vi)AM)TAi:. Pikk's Tooth aciik Diioe-. cuio' in one minute. -A Nasal Injector free with each holtle of bliiloh's Catarrh. Kemedy. Pi ice SO cent. Sold by W, E. Dement. The Itev.Geo, 11. Thajer.of Bour bon, hid., says: "Both myself and wife oweom lives to Sn ir oil's CossrMPTinN Cl-r::." sold by W. K. Dement. for the genuine .1. II. Citlter old lioiirbon.anil lliebut of vv Iiie. liquors and San Vranr-Keo beer, call attheliem, opposite the bell tower, and see ('amii bel!. Goi.nnVs l.iKiiio's Linum Iter and Tomc 1-wioeR.i.roi: imparts stienglh to Iiodv unit mind. Tahc no other. Of dinggist-. i'iiosc w riling desks at the Citv hook stoie are the best in the city. They are something nice and durable, and just what most oung todies would appreci ate from the giver. Grace Church school. Miss Ilewett principal, will i unpen Jan. sith, lhSi The select nattuc of this school makes it deerv cdly popular with -patents. A mother ami son killed by King of (he Bio id ! Themothervvas Djspepsia, tho sou General Fuhappiness." .See ad-verti-emeiit. Mr. John Bogeis of the Central Mar kcl. ha-, made arrangements to keep al the finest fresh fish, etc.. In their season P. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street, has ju-t received t!' latest and most fashionable style of gents and ladies boots, shoes, etc. Clias. stevons and Son have a stock of mouldings and moulders tools which can lie bought cheap for casli to close outtlmt branch of the business. The Peruvian syrup lias cured thou sands who vvcio suffering from dyspep sia. debility, liver complaint, boils, hu mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph lets freoto any:utdre--s. Seth W.Fovvlf tfcSms. ISoMim. I Iinve just received the finest asSoit niciit ot fane j goods in my line ever bioiight to A itoiia. consisting of uer fumer.v eases, toilet sets, toilet ca'scs I'me perfumeries, fa-icj soaps, combsl liiiishes. hand glasses, and toilet articles of all kinds .pli-nili.L presents for the holulavs. Call ainl examine goods and juices heioie purchasing elsewhere, at .1. W. Conn's iinu; stoic. opposite Occi dent Hole!. Astoria. Oregon. ASTOJtI.V E-'IKJK JFAAKT.1IK.T C. .(. TP.i:XCiIAl:i) Chief Engineer K. 1". HICKS 1st Asst. Iaigmeer J. 0. nozomil .cl A-st. Knjnaear ItOAltO OP JJKKOJ3'S.-l'rfjrtiUrmcct-inx fourth -Monil.iv m each month, :it 7 0 i-. jr.. at nail nf Alert Hunk and Luhlcr Comiuiij No. i. Orncrns. r. ,. Ta Inr. Virsident : F. 1. Talker, srirrtaij": A. W. lSerry, Tieasurer. Jir.Lhii.vrrs. -VV. W. I'arker, .1. Strauss, I. lleiinnaii. of Astoria UncmeCo. ?so. l : A. A. C'levelanJ. V. ,1. llarr.v, , Cha. II. Stockton, 111 J. -scut' i.iiiiiit- ii. .mi. ;: ; j.u. II. blltlis, A. vV. Berrj . 1". .1. Ta.v loi , or Alert Hoet: and L-idderCo. .No. t. ASTOKIA BXOIXK V031PAXY iVti.I i;egular meeting lirst Monday in earh inuutli. Ofricr.iis. VV. W. Parker, l"rcsident: L. K. Sells. Seei-ctar ; William lloelc, Treas urer; IS. I. Stevens. 1'ore.nan, S. (J. Ini?ll3, 1st Asst. Foreman.. iiie. (i.Cliailers,2d Asst. Foreman. UIXCUE EXG1XU (.OMl'AXl' Xo. .. Itesntr.r l.'Cetiiu first Morula In each niontii. ()l FK'iiss. A. . (.'lev eland, President : J. A. Mciulpoir.er.v. .secretary; F. C. Norrn. 'Ireisiirer; Chat. II. htoekton, Fmvmau, .V. MclCei-ziP, lt Asst Kc.rnnan.'J. AV.ltrovvn, "d Asst. Fore m in. m ALEUT JIOOK .ixiTuiDDUK C.i. Xo. 1. lte-iilar ir.eitim: second Mondaj in each mir.U'.i. OiKicrns. .1. O. l'.ozoith. President ; C. Rriivvn. Secretarj ; Jav Tuttle. Treasurer; J. K. lhom.is. Fun-man, Y. B. Elbersnn. 1st Asst. J-nienim, F. V.'. I'ergasou, 2d Asst. Forenian. ' JIIFGKI.LAXEOU8. School Tax Notice. njtO TIIF. TAX PAYEKS OF SCHOOL Jt. I'i'tnet XiR 1. Clatsop county, Orcf-on : You an- liercliy liutifled that the assessment roll fur the school tax lit district No. l for the jearlSsl, Is-completcd and will be in my hands at my of.lee atllrown & Co's dock for the next sixty davs from dato hereof. Pay vour taes in lime and s,ive costs. .T.G.HUSTI.EU, Clerk of School District Xo. I. Astoria. Orecon. Dee. lC.lSSl. Notice. rpjlE FIKM OF PAGE & ALLEN" 15 this X clay dissolv ed by mutual consent ; Hie biisiiie-sslicreaftrr will be continued by A. V. Allen All persons indebted to said Ann am hei-eliy notllled toseltic their accounts without delay. C. 1L PACE. A. V. ALLEN. Astoria. Oregon, Jan. 1, 18S2.. C4. A. STINSOtf & CO., BLACKS&UTHING, At Capt. Eoj-ers old stand, comer of Cass and Court btroets. Ship and Cuimery work. Horsosliocing. VVarjons made ami repaired. Good work guaranteed. -.Warranty dee U, quit claim deeds and mortgages-, for .ule at this office. C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. wsi:i:3;:i:::32i:2jj2;i3::5i2ZC5jijijjijitiiaiitiiiiiiius H BlrS-iH W "kW i STIHH ftJm Ml Z S:s9:;xc::::r3:sic:3:3c2ui3niiHiuiini:iiiiiiiiii9 sai " 3 Msaii3s5i:ij:3ijj;ist,!r;j. - si;:s5i - 5 m mm fk' H iiA T TT sf4 I & M. Ml (9tvJIIi. iiis:i5S3::iisjiiitnj3l:8i1j..;,ij111.,j!.nilt;.1!1IJ1J1IlniltlllIIlIII1-I11I -FOR AM rta:ii-!ii::i:!:sEaE.nj:a!5iKtHS5iatii!iiMiiHisig.j1M,31EMII,,ia l PfiESENTS i "" , m Buy your Children and Friends something that will be of service to them I have received a Which I will sell at wholesale rates. Buyers -will save money by purchasing of me. C. IT. COOPER, I X L Store, near Parker House, Astoria. TheBossGoffee and Tea Pot s C-n!fi3aJBiiiBBt -s. i.'yiSi$iMRi ljlmD-Ti''" J "?: b&bS-i is7&u TWO noOHS KAST OF OCCIDENT, J2i. &&. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OP FURNITURE ss BEDDING. AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil -Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN TOIiES Complete In every branch. ASTORIA ffl. SflEYEfi ASTORIA, SPSOIAXi I3rOTT3XrOE23ME3E3Ir-!g. REDUCTION 01 WHOLESALT. TRICES. $7 50 -PER BARBEL OP 30 GALLONS. LAKGE OKDCKS IX L1K1'. I'llOI'OirTION. Less Quantities, - .- 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - SI 50 per Dozen KarSpeclal attention paid to "orders fiom l'ulillc Houses and FamllIes.-5 THE COLUMBIA BREWERY i? a ir Wj fe1 13 bUlT.KlOlt TO MOST, AMI lh JOHN HAHN, ' - GHEMAMUS STREET, sarOrdere left at the GUtJI-VXIA Bi;i:K Washington Market Jrtm Street, - - Attoria Orepw ( BERG 21 AX r JiEUJty ' T-. K-Pl-CTFI'LIA' CALL THK Arito- Xi tlon cf tho public to tho fact that tht j above Mnrkot will nbrnys bo supplied vrith a FULL VARIETY BEST QUAtJLTY OP I FRESH AND CUBED MEATS 5 ! Which will bo aoIJ at lowest rates, wholesale and retail. Speolal attention given to suppI) ns ihhjs. I si!si!:ri:isn3ijiiiiKiiinilnuisiHHlIunm m m m fi YOUR - Tjnm T large consignment of MAY BE nAD OF ll1 T-3. -R. HA WES 1 SOLE ACKN'T. Also. Acent for tbe eelclir-itcd MK!)jIiLI0N RAiTGK. ASTORIA. OREGON BREWERY. Proprietor. OREGON. lACI' - hLI.!) H 'ONE ON" TlrfS COAbl - PROPKIETOK; - ASTORIA, OREGON. 11ALL will lit- promptly attended uv-i tVAK . li:urARKI WITHOCV 1'VRTnKtt XOT1CB nl?-fi .r j- . . piV i every man in Astoria hxianew -TS.il? rFf-fti -11it "' clothes SSI S? JI AB I ' BY StKAX V. "efeSSri"-' IiOoli at the prlcei i Pants to order from - - 8 Co ranKlieiiiilneFrencnCasslinere - Aito SaitH troin - -- -- -2500 Tlie finest line ot samples on the coast to select trom. V.J.MEANY. Main street, opposite Parker House, Astoria. fc , .. 1 ,w-. ... WlBKMfc..St?t?-rrJ ' i -a ffe. h L -ag-saesAaetijiaiMiii inii
