The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, January 14, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'- SV"- -St ;"" " - T'-i. jl SjlT i f 4- - - -p - " V "- p; ASTOHTA rmrr, ., viJAjJ Jl SATURDAY ZZZJlx.u. 1S32 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday Excepted). J. P. HALLORAN & COMPANY. rmiWRiiiaw and 1-corwKTons. Ifon. ;ltfWi,l3; AlJU, rw ferns of Subscription ; served by Carrier, per week a wets ent by mail, four months ; ao not hr mall, cne yoar .1..I!""". " 00 free of Pcjte, to eabscribers. .T?1"11" ""erted b " year at -he rate 011,00 wr H.re per month. transient aavertlsinst. by the day r week. wycents per square for etch Insertion. THECITY. Tub Dailt AfiTonixx trin be mi by uaf;5ccnUanumlh.frteof postage llcaa en who conUmiWcabscacefrom the citu can hart : Thk Astouiax follow them, Daii.t or Wkeklv editions to any tot-offiec tcith out additional cxpenit. Addresses man be enanged a often as derfred. Is.azc orders at inr counting room. Several new store? are being fit ted up. A choese factory is beiiifr built at the Sea Side. The assessed value of Colfax city property is 250,000. Bishop Morris will officiate at Grace Church to-morrow. The River Ganges, Corina and Jurat cleared yesterday. A now bridge for the Sea Side is being constructed in Portland. Sheriff Tworubly left for Salem yesterday with Robeson in charge. The Abbey Cowper and Chairl wood wero towed up stream yestorday. A derrick has been orccted at the West Shora mills to load heavy tim bers. Slippery sidewalks, and many a fall, because the water will freeze hard side up. The doors to No. 2's engine house have boon re-hung- so that they now swing out. Pomeroy won tho struggle to see which would bo tho shiro town of Gar fi eld county. Prof. Powell, State Superinten dent of Pnblio Instruction, arrived last evening. Large quantities of tin and lead came up on tho State for variouR can ning companies. The Rosetta brought down a scow with eighteen tons of" hay from the Locomon yesterday. Mrs. Hannah Jackson's funeral will take placo at two o'clock from tho residenco of Isaac Foster. Tho Lindores Abbey, Loch Fear gus, Garfield, Annie Briggs and Yaquina went to sea yesterday. J. F. Kindred has purchased tho dairy ranch of Geo. Brown at North Cove, W T., where he will hereafter reside. Tho boys coast 2,000 feet down tha Bidewalk on West-Eighth street, and fetch up in the O. R. & N. Co's warehouse. S. P. Rounds, known to ajl news paper men as an A 1 typo will proba bly receive the appointment of govern ment printer. From Eastern exchanges wo learn that this is tho mildest winter ex perienced for fifty years in the Missis sippi valleyand on tho Atlantic const. Postal arrangements which went into effect on tho 1st inst, extend the postal money order system to the West Indies, Switzerland and New Zealand. In tho Police court yesterday Jas. McGrady was fined $25 for fight ins:. Henry Hunt paid 10 for like amusement, and Jno. Driscoll for feited a 5 deposit for boing unduly hilarious. R. G. Dun & Co. give tho follow ing statistics of failures in '81: Fail ures in Oregon, 60: liabilities, 479,- 526; assets, S19G627. Failures in Washington Territory, 23; liabilities, 8162,993. assets, 62,627. In a political way just now, one of tho blessedest of recommendations is to have suffered as a stalwart. One by one the 306 are coming to the front, and the "old guard' which surrendered at Chicago is now ruling the nation. -" At a meeting of the Board of Regents of tho State University, held last Monday evening, the chair of English Literature, providod for by Henry Villard, was tendered to ex President Charles E. Lambert, of the Willamette Unimsity. .Sfotfcr. The regular annual meeting of Pro gressive Land and BuiMinir association will bo held in Liberty hall, Astoria, Clatsop county, Oreeon, on the 11th day of February, 1SS2. Wji. McE wax , Sec v. 4m. in. lb2. Xoticp. All persons knowing themselves in debted to mo will please settle at tho store of J. W. Gearhart or with me, by tho 15th iiibt. Otherwise 1 thall place the accounts in tho hands of an attorney for collection. Fiied Siikrman. IjQSt. A gold ring, onyx stone, embellished withsquareandcompassonstone. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same with I. W. Case. Jan. 12, 1882. U3t. Attention So. 1. Special meeting this evening at 7 r. sr. to hear report of committee on ball. By order W. V. P.vr.KEn, President. l,. . selig, ."secretary. named. A room for single "cntlcinan. A room with fire and one in house with family preferred.- Enquire at this office. Meteorological Data. WilliamS. Block, of Fort Canby, furnishes us with complete meteoro logical tables for several years, from which we tako the follewing: In 1872 tho average temperature was 50 de grees; the maximum temperature be ing 83 degrees, in July, the mmiihum 29, in January; the number of days in which rain fell was 150; the rain fall for the year was 67 inches. For ,73, averago temp., 47 deg.; rainfall 60 inches; for '74, average temp., 40 deg., rainfall 67 in.; for '75, average temp., 50 deg.; rainfall, 83 in.; for '70, aver ago temp., 51 deg., rainfall 72 in.; for '77, averago temp., 52 deg., rain fall. 77 in.; for '78, averago temp., 51 deg., rainfall, 52 inches; for '79, average temp., 49 deg., rainfall, 70 in.; for '80, averago tump., 48 deg., rainfall, 69 in.; for '81, averago temp., 50 deg., rainfall, 77 in.; number of days on which rain foil in '81, 195. Mr. Block's accuracy in determining these data gives them value as an in dex of the uniformity of the "rainfall and temperature of tho mouth of tho Colnmbia. Installation. The following officers of Section No. 404, Endowment Rank K. of P., wero installed last Wednesday evening: President, J. O. Bozorth; Tice Presi dent, N. Jones; Chaplain, E. D. Cur tis; Secretary and Treasurer, Jay Tut- tle; Guide, P. Mattson; Guard, L. Ohlor; Soritinel, II. Matson; Medical Examiner, Jay Tuttle. On Monday evening tho first of the course of lectures for the benefit of tho M. E. church will be deliveied by Rev. J. H. Acton. D. D. Subject: "Clips from the Diary of Turchin's Thief." On the 24th Rev. John A. Gray will lecture on "The Swing of the Pendulum," and on the 31st Rev. Geo. W. Izer will lecture on "Lityra turo and Fields of Mental Explora tion." Tickets for salo at both drug stores. Secure tickets for the course. Wo don't supposo it is any use to grumble, but when night after night wo only find threo or four papers in the box at the post-offico, wo wonder where in tho world the big exchange list of The Astoriax goes to. We exchange with every decent paper that wo know of in Oregon and Wash ington Territory, and sometimes ten days piss without seeing a Walla Walla or Portland paper, escept tho Oregonian- which is always on hand promptly. Whoso fault Li this? Who nips tho papers? Mr. Gros3, tho Sec'y. of tho Northwestern Marriage Insurance Co. will remain in town a fow days longer answering and explaining to tho30 matrimonially inclined, how to get a start in life. He will call at your linuso if you desire, or answer by let ter, or in porson and show you how to mako 500 per cent on your invest ment. His trip hero is simply to ox- plain the system of insuring in his company, and not to bore you to death. To us it looks feasible and wonld;think any single person of eith er sex could avail himself of the ad vantage in insuring while an oppor tunity offers. Tis thus tho Walla Walla Watch mm talks to its delinquent subscrib ers: "So many we find, hayc paid for thoir paper "in their mind," and in advance, too, that the keeping of books becomes almost obsolete, but we would rather trust to our ledger than to our memory. We wish all men would feel the same way, but they don't. And now, as wo glance soberly over our books, lo, we see an other vision! One hundred and eighty-one subscribers are behind for one, two, threo, and even four years, amounting to over a thousand dollars. Gentlemen, wa have to drop you, ono and oil, until you Kill your hogs and pay up." Attention! Attention! All those indebted to tho Central Mar ket will please call and pay their ac counts before tho 13th of January, 18.'. By so doing they will oblige and save costs. Tluteo that do not coinplv with this request, their accounts will be closed. J. Kqokim. The auction sale this morning by E, C. ilolden of lot 2 in block fi.OInivV Astoria, will give some one a chance"of purchasing one of tho most eligible lots tor business purposes in the cl v. Offer ing it at public vendue to tho lushest bidders ill test the value our local teal estate speculations place on available city property such as this certainlv K being tho adjotnlni; lot' to the citv hall, Kescue Engine Co. biiildinz ami within one lot or the spacious Pvtliian hall building. A corner lot in the adjoining block west was latelv sold to toe Odd Fellows association for ? 3,000. The sale, will come off nt Holdei's auction room, nt 11 o'clock to-day. Teachera' Institute. Promptly at 1:30, Institute came to order, the room being well filled with friends of education. The subject of Geography was presented by Mis3 Allen, who conducted a recitation with pupils from her room. Her pupils recited beautifully. Prof. Coon then adviuced some practical ideas upon Primary Geogranhy work; his remarks being followed by a general discussion of the subject of Map Drawing from teachers present. Mr, Sloop then introduced the sub ject of Penmanship. He briefly yet clArly explained his system of teach ing it, using nine principles instead of seven, n3 authorized by Spei cer. He thought good penmanship could not be attained as taught in tho public schools, and recommended that special teachers be employed for this branch. Tho subject of Composition Work, Language Lessons and Grammar was presented by F. E. Brown. She re commended special attention to this oftentimes neglected branch of primary work. Discussion of this subject par ticipated in by Prof. Coon, Supt. Par ker and F. E. Brown. Supt. Parker then introduced the subject of Citizenship. In a few ap propriate remarks ho showed the ne cessity of instruction upon this sub ject. Among other remarks we were a little startled to hear him say ere long women will have the opportunity of exorcising the right of- citizenship. Prof. Coon then detailed a method of instruction in this branch, which seemed practical and worthy a trial. Institute then adjourned to meet at 9:30 a. st.Fridav. Tho exercises at the Congregational Church in tho evening were a decided success and tho music was excellent. Prof. Coon road an able article from a school journal, and Miss Allen did herself credit in tho rendering of "The School Master's Guests," by Miss Carlcton. Supt. Parker then introduced the lecturer, Rev. G. H. Atkinson, whose subject was "Improved Methods of Instruction. It is no exaggeration to say that all who listened wero pleased and instructed. His thoughts were expressed in a happy choice of lan guage, which closely held the attention of the listeners. At tho close of the lecture a unanimous voto of thanks was tendered by tho audience. Tho first exercise in afternoon ses sion was. G. S. History and School Apparatus. Subject opened by Sirs. Coon. Miscellaneous discussion fol lowed. Supt. Parker explaining "Tho Chart of-History," which ho exhibited to the Institute. Various methods of securing interest in the study of his tory wero discussed by Messrs. Coon, Parker, Sloop, Mrs. Coon, Misses Boelling, Eaton, Brown. Discussion of School Apparatus.was opened by Prof. Coon. Ho recom mends single seats for use of school rooms, raised platform fur teacher's desk, more than one chair. Recom mends that primary room havo a long, inw table, upon which objects can be arranged for instruction in primary grades. There wero many good thing's said upon this subject by Supt. Par ker, Prof. Coon, Rev. J. V. Milligan and Miss Brown. As" this was tho last subject "upon programme tho In stitute adjourned. All reforms, indeed all that is new and good, go through three stages suggestion, ridiculo, adoption. The Methodist Episcopal church will be opened for divine service to morrow by a sermon at 11 o'clock a. m. by Rev. J. H. Acton, editor of tho Polaris. In the evening Dr. Acton will deliver his lecture on "Border land Speculations." Seats free and everybody welcome. Avoid a galloping consumption bv the timely use of Uale's Honey op HOREHOUND AXD TAK. PIKE'S TOOTH ACHE dkop,s cure in one minute. -A Nasal Inlector free with i-.v.li bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh. Remedy. Trlia rj rfnit Sirtlrl lt-W 1.- Tt..n.nn .A.. W 1.1...M .W1M uj m , .u.-Lsciurju. Golden's LiEnio'a Liquid Beef asd Toxic Invioouatoh imnnria strength to body and mind. Take iw outer, ui aruggists. Tho Peruvian svrup lias cured thou sands who were suffering from dyspep sla.deblllty, liver" complaint, holfs, hu mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph lets free to any address. Seth W.Fowlf & Sons, Boston. The Century Magazine. With the Noverubor number began tho now series, (Scribner's Monthly,) under tho title of The Contury Maga zine, which will bo, in fact, a new. en larged, and improved Scnbner. The ' I page is somewhat longer and wider, admitting pictures of a larger Bize, and increasing the reading matter about fourteen additional pages. The fid- lowing is a summary of the leading i featuresof tho new series f-.r the year: A now novel by Mrs. Burnett (au thor of "That Lass o' Lowne's," etc.,) entitled "Through Ono Administra tion," a story of Washington life. Studies of tho Louisiana Creoles. By Geo. W. Cable, author f "The Grandissiniea," etc. A scries i;f illustrated papers, on tho traditions and romanc- of Creolo life in Louis iana. A novel by W. D. Howells (author of "A. Chance Acquaintance' etc.,) dealing with characteristic features of American life. Ancient and Modern Sculpture. A "History of Ancient Sculpture," by Mrs. LucyM. Mitchell, to contnin the finest series of engravings yet pub lished of the masterpieces of sculpture. There will also be papers uti "Living English Sculptors," and. mi the "Younger- Sculptors of Atuerici," fully illustrated. The Opera in New York, by Rich ard Grant White. A popular and valuable series, to bo illustrated with wonderful completeness and beauty. Architecture and Decoration in America will be treated in a way tu interest both householder and house wife; with many practical as well as beautiful illustrations from recent de signs. Representative Mon and Women of the Nineteenth Century. Biograph ical sketches, accompanied by por traits of George Eliot, Robert Brown ing, Rev. Frederick W. Robertson (by the late Dean Stanley,) Matthqw Arnold, Christina Rossetti, and Cardi nal Now man, and of tho younger American authors, Win, D. Ho wells, Henry James, Jr., and George W. Cable. Scene3 of Thackeray's Hawthorne's, and George Eliot's novo1. Succeed ing tho illustrated series on thu scenes of Dicken's novels. The Reform of the Civil Service. Arrangements have bean mado for a series pf ablo papers 'on this pressing political question. Poetry .and Pouts in Americi. There will be studies f Longfellnw, VYhittier, Emorsou, 1jvu11, and th er.s, by E. C. Scedmau. Storie3, sketches mid essays may be expected from Charles Dudley Wai ner, W. D. Hi.wel.'s. "Mark Twnin," Edward Eggleston, Henry Jamos, Jf., John Muir, Miss Gordon dimming. "H.H.,"Geo. W. Cable, Joe! Chand ler Harris, A. C. Redwood, F. D. Mil let, Noah Brooks, Frank R. Stockton, Constanco F. Woolson, H. H. Boye- sen, Albert bticknoy, Washington Gladden, John Burroughs, Parko God win, Tommaso Salriui, Henry King, Ernest Ingorsoli, E. L. Godkin, E. B. Washburne, and many others. One or two papers on "Tho Adven tures of tho Tile Club," and an origi nal Life of Bewick, tha engraver, by Austin Dobson, aro among other fea tures to be later announced. The editorial departments through out will bo unusually complete, and 'The World's Work" will bo cwsider- ably enlarged. The price of the Century Magazine will remain at $4 per year (35 i-c-nts a number.) Tho portrait (siza 21x27) of the lato Dr. Holland, issued just be fore his death, photographed from a life-sizj drawing by Wyatt Eaton, wiil possess a new iutorest to tho readers of this magazine. It it 'offered at $5 retail, or together with The Century Magnzmo fur $6.50. Subscriptions aro taken by tho publishers, and by book sellers and news-dealers ovorywhere. The Ce-nturv Co.", Union Square, Nt-w York. Hotel Arrivala. OCCIDENT. Geo A Peas Portland; John C White Chas J Baily USA; V W Ward llwaco; E H Brodio Ft Stovons; Albert Rahles; Geo Cruckshank Aber deen Scotland; E Miller Tuscarora; Thos H Foss John Days; John-Ellis Vallti3kie; R S Davis and wife bark O S Hulbut; Capt Nielson Knappton; D P Ros3 Knappton; CnpL Strnw Almtra Robinson; Peter Dvitr. H Peors Bsooktield. PAP.KEU HOUSE. P Callender Clatsop; J Boner, W Swans, G Smith City; J E Howard Cathlsmet; H Danson Deep River; Y Henry City; John Hunter llwaco; J Brown, T Smith Canby; Win Ellis Shoalwater Bay; J Casey Youngs River; L Olsen Grays River; Capt E H McAlipond Str R V W; Jas Cam ron City; Sgt Graham wf aud ch, Mrs O'Connor and ch Ft Canby; A Steen South Bend; W Y Schofield SF; J J Zjka Portland; J Swift Salem; L J Powell Albany; Miss Daisy Edmonds Portland; E C Jarnagin John Days; Frank White Ft Stevens. "JEtonKh on Bats." Tho thing desired found at last. Ask Druggists for "Rough on Bats." It clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, lied bugs. 13c. boxes. Hhormnn tiros. Ilxprens Will receive orders at tho store of 1. j W. Caso for upper Astoria or any other part of thu city. .Leave vour orders en theslato and they will be promptly at tdidiNl to. i Another nf thnrt Hun A It .f!laa organs at tho City Book htorc. Frank Fabro has ovaters in every .slylo. Stew and pin roasts a specialty -A new lot of fur trimming, all col ors, -below Snn Francisco prices. Just received at the 1XL Store. Hot. cold and shower baths at the Occident hair dressing saloon, twentv Uvo cent. Whips, curry-combs, brushes; new stock; first-class goods, cheap for cash. S. Gray. For the genuine J. II. Culler old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquore and San Franoisco beer, call at the Gem, opposite the bell tower, andsee Camp bell. Those writing desks at the City book store are Hie best In the city. They are something nice and durable, and Just what most young ladles would appreci ate from theglvec Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar ket, has made arrangements to keep al the finest fresh fish, etc., in their season For handsome holiday presents, such as toilet oases, cologne sets, per fumery eases, lino soaps, etc., go to Conn's drug store, opposite Occident Hotel. . The price ot subscription to The Weekly Astokia?,- has been reduced to 2 per annum when paid In advance. If not paid lu advance the old price of ?:s wilt be charged. A few more chances yet to be taken for that line graphoscope at the City book store. Max. Wagner's San Francisco Na tional brewery beer can't be beat. Call aud examine the. Union pump at John A. Montgomery's, cheap and of superior pattern and quality. A mother and son killed by King of the Blood ! The mother was Dyspepsia, the sou General Unhappiness. faeo ad vertisement. Are you made miserable by Indi- E. Dement. For Dyspepsia andLIver Complaint, you have a printed euarantee on every bottle or Shiloh's Vitallzer. It never falls to cure. Sold by W. E. Dement. Mr. Twilight and Mrs. IHsley have taken charge of the Pioneer Restaurant, which has been thoroughly renovated and refitted. Mrs. lllsley has charge of the cuisine. Good coffee a specialty. "llackmetack." a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price 23 aud CO cents. Sold by W.K. Dement. Wliv will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will giv immediate relief. Price 10cU30ctsand?l. Sold by W. E. De ment. Chas. Mevcns mid Nn haven stock of mouldings and moulders tools which cau.be bought cheap for cash to close out that branch of the husine.s. P. J. Goodman, on Cheimmas street, has just U'ceived this latest ami most fashionable style of gents and ladies loot.s. .shoes, etc. Shiloh's Cuke will immediately relieve Croup, whooping cough and Bronchitis. Sold by W.E. Dement. Shiloh's Catarrh Kemedy a posi tive euro for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by V . E. Dement. Tho Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bour bon, Ind., says: "Both myself and wife owe our lives toSim.on's Consumption Cure." Sold by W. E. Demciit. ' I ha e just received tho finest assort ment of fancy goods In my line ever brought to Astoria, consisting of per fumery cases, toilet, sets, toilet cases line perfumeries, fancy soaps, combsl brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles of all kinds splendid presents for the holidays. Call and examine goods and 5 rices before purchasing elsewhere, at . W. Conu's drug store, opposite Occi dent Ilolel. Astoria. Oregou. MISCELLANEOUS School Tax Notice. rjlO TTIE TAX PAYEKS OF SCHOOL JL-DUtriet No. I, Clatsop couuty, Oregen: Viu are hereby notified that the assessment il for the school tax In district No. 1 for the fear 1881, Is completed and will be in my bauds at my office at Brown & Co's dock for the next sixty days from date hereof. Pay j our taxes iu time aud sa e costs. J. G. HUSTLER., Clerk of School District No. 1. Astoria, Oregou. Uec, 1C, 1881. Notice. fPHE P1HM OF TARE & ALLEN IS this X day dissolved by mutual consent; the business hereafter w,Il be continued by A. V. Allen. All persons indebted to said firm are hereby notified to sett e their accounts n Itliout delay. C. H. PAGE. A. V. ALLEN. Astoria. Orotjon, Jan. 1, I8SJ. G. A. STINSON & CO., ' BLACKSMITHING, At Capt. ltopers old stand, corner of Cass and Court Streets. Shp aud Cannery work. Horseshoeing. Wagons mado and repaired. Good work guaranteed. OITY BOOK STORE. Wc 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 oar goods arc marked In plain fbrare? Call and examine quality and note prioes. CBA& BTKYKW ft SON" KUStlou, VsOiisupiuiUH, KlZZUieSS, JL.OS3 01 appetite, Yellow Skin 1 Shiloh's Vltal- 171'r IS ft nrisitlvu porn fnrailolm XV C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. -iEa-3innnuniiiacis3si:cunniiuuminiuuuu-; IGOTO THE 1 SizassxatiSBtsuaaitsassEtsmsciiaisiiiiiiiBnisseunasuis iniiiiiiii(iiiiiDtiiiiiKi::uii:!!am:niiii)ii:iii:iuiiiiiniiininiilililUiU" I vi vroitii .5 s linail!3Ii:3t91IUtll(t!!IUiniHllUiUtIlSlU:itIIUJIltllUUllIIIIlUHHMMIM --FOR YOUR IIIHlCllIIIIIM9tlgll9aiUlllI(llKttIl!lItllIilllIulllllIlIUUIir3 ! PRESENTS I 32iatMIlll!HlliMISISIU3HIIIIHIlUtlIlIIIUUUClIUUIlUUlllli a a Buy 'our Children and Friends something that will be. of service to' them I have received a large consignment of Genuine Gold Jewelry Which I will sell at wholesale rates. Buyers will save money. by purchasing of me. a m cooper, I X L Store, near Parker House, Astoria. TkeBossCoffee and Tea Pot myg iiti .SW. zr-Z3z-31. gT SL- TwClZJ i2!i w mmmmsssm met E,E. HiiWES, TWO DOOKS EAST OF "OCCIDENT, - - ASTOBIA. OREGON CHAS. HEILBORN, AIANUFACTUEER OF FURNITURE 3 BEDDING, AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CDRTAIN POLES 9 Complete in ASTORIA M. MEYER ASTORIA, np-BinTAT. u.3Xr3SrOTT3SrOTTTVr"FmP, REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 TER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. LARGE ORDERS IN' UKU 1T.OFORTION', Less Quantities, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - SI BO. per Dozen earSpeclal attention paid to orders from Public Honsea and Famlllea.-W THE COLUMBIA BREWERY (ftaBccSco 5K Bsite s 13 SIU'EBIOK TO MOST. AND lb KXCEI.LKD i XO.NE ON THIH COAbT JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR, GHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. MTOrderj left at the GERMAN1A EEEK 11A1A U! be pruniptly attended to.- Washington Market Alain. Street, - - Astoria Oregon BERGMAN BEBliY RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEA tion of the pnblio to tha fact that the above Market will always be supplied with a TULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY FRESH AND CURED MEATS! Which will be sold at lowest rates, wholesale and retail. Speolal attention (dren to mppl n able. MA 3IAY BE HAD OK :gg?V, - A . rb. -v. - A w tfj SOUS AGENT. Also. Axi-ut for tlie eeleoraU'd MEDALLION RANGE, every branch. BREWERY. Proprietor. OREGON. WAIt IS OKCLAltED WlTHOlr ri'RTHEB SOT1CB And no terms of peace until ever' man In Astoria has a new suit of clothes .TIADK BY XEASV. Look at the prices : Pants to order from - , - - w Pants. Genuine French Casslroere - 12 80 Suits from - - - -- -2SW The nnit Une of samples on thecoast to select from. . P-J MKAM x. Main street, opposite Parker House, Astoruu. JtirK n. s"3 tfstKllV? i 4 sr V&ta'-AMMtf'. M6.u. .. fe '.. -Sg. SC'-J-OmJSB-'i.-j,..., ..,-