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ASTORIA, OREGONt
SATURDAY
FEB. n, 1SS2
ISSUED EVBRY MORNING
(Monday Eiccptod),
J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY,
PtrBLiancRS and lT.orttiirroiw.
4yorviii Building, Cat ftrfst.
Terms of Subscription .
jotted by Carrier. jwr WBCJv..ii cnu
r1tby&ail, four moatit..,. ...53 03
Sect by mall, cue year .... 9 Cj
Free of Ptatano toSubserihcri".
" AdvertUoiEents inserted by tho year nt
a rata of SI 50 pemquarepor month.
Transient advortiiinr, by tho day or wcok.
Sfty ceata per aqnaro for each insertion.
THEOITY. .
The Daily astosxak will U. tt hj
raailatl&cenU a month, frceuf poslaQC. llcaa
en Klio contemplate absence fmn the city can
have The astobxax- allow them, Datlx
or Weekly editions toanutot-oficcicith-out
additional expense. Addretst mayiic
tnanged an often a neutral, locate order at
the counting room.
S. EIraoro arrived by tho State.
Tito Charlsrood camo donn yes
terday. The Emily Stephens went to sea
yesterday afternoon.
C. Leinenwober went below yes
terday by tho Oregon.
The Oregon came down ut 12
o'clock yesterday and went out at 4.
Tho City of Chester came in with
a big load of freight yesterday morn
ing. Work has been begun on tho 0.
E. & N. Co. 'a dry dock below
Albina.
Carl Adler and bride wero oil the
Oregon, outward bound, yesterday
afternoon.
Tho latest canard i3 that Presi
dent Arthur will pardon Guiteau. He
won't dare to.
Dan Swaggart shot and killed
Jas. Coylo, in a Centerrillo saloon,
last Wednesday.
Prayer meeting in tho,Young
Men's rooms this evening at 7 o'clock.
All cordially invited.
Tho State of California got in at
nine yosterday morning. The passen
gers report a rough trip.
Tho first comet of '82 is "an
nounced. It has been seen in Sacra
mento. Look out for it.
The County Court adjourned yes'
terdy to the next regular term, the
first Wednesday in April.
' The two most important things in
this lower world both begin with the
letter M money and myself.
Tho Bellona cleared for Queeus
toim yesterday. Sho has 60,142
bushels of wheat, worth 64,942.
Hendricks and Black havo been
suggested as Presidential candidates
for '84. A sort of Tom-and-Jerry
ticket.
The niau that went into tho Asto
ria foundry yesterday and asked the
boss to cast a shadow, has not been
seen since.
There are only 300 out of tho 306
jrho voted for Grant at the Chicago
convention that want office. The
other six must bo dead.
The seventy-third anniversary of
the birth of Abraham Lincoln will be
celebrated by tho First Philosophical
Society of Portland, to-morrow.
Capt. Hustler tells us that the
school taxes are coming in very slowly.
There but remains a few days more,
and then they will be do-link-wont.
Captain Gregory goes down to tho
north channel with the Shubrick this
morning to put down a buoy,and take
soundings, that is if tho weather per
mits. Tho funeral services of tho late C.
J., H. Lindoren will bo at tho Metho
dist church this morning. Tho ser
mon will bo preached by tho Roy. J.
Parsons.
R. M. Wooden reports rough
weather on the Nehalem; ho says tho
wind loveled fences and blew down an
immense lot of timber. There is two
feet of snow this side of tho summit.
All Thursday night "tho beauti
ful" camo gently down, and yesterday
morning it was as mushy and slushy
under foot as it woll could be. A good
freeze would make excellent coasting.
The Olympic Club met last Thurs
day evening and olocted a full board
of directors for the ensuing yoar. Tho
initiation feo was placed at five dol
lars, whioh covers in full all the dues
for the year.
"t
..jAaawBateW Jrr
. What Wan It?
Tho glittering sun had sunk to rest,
ia a golden Hood in tho gleaming treat.
The glimmering twilight, cold and
gray,, and uu3k and darktiee3 took
place of day. The sanctum was
empty tho growing uii;lit sent the
printers home to supper and light.
Tho task of tho day was nearly dono,
and ere the dawn of another sun, the
silvery stare that gleam o'er vast Orion,
would shino upon The Daily Astobiax
left at tho door' of its friends and
readers, who scan o'er the items and
read all "the leaders. Yet the wea ry
typo stood at hi3 case, and slowly he
toiled as the hours grew apace. No
sound was heard save tho musical
click of the little types as they fell in
his stick. A low, dim knock at tho
office door and a soulful youth stood
out on the dour, nith a sad sweet
smile, and a tearful eye, like one
whoso thoughts did dv.ell on high.
His smile was pretty, and soft, and
bland; with dimpling face ho extended
his hand.
"My name," said he, "is Fearful
risko; I've just come up from San
Francisce: minstrels, funny men, gags
and jokes I'll bring to pleas9 your As
toria folks."
We gazed upon this advance agent,
as if it were a phantom pageant, and
then in truthful tniiPi replied:
"If ymi'vo got a show that in't
snide; it here the men can sing, and
the boys can dance, why, tho town
will go and pay in advance.. But don't
suppose that a lot of 'supes,' tho frag
ments of dead and buried troupes,
can swing around a3 a first-class show,
and make a success such tricks don't
g".
With a stilled sigh and a moistened
eye, he ionk his card, and whispered,
"I am woil awaro that men there
are, who long to rank a3 an A. 1
but tho tronbador3 that I represent
will please the beys: on that they're
bent. We're coming, we're coming,
you'll sec us soen: we'll show at the
Hall ere another moon."
Ho turned away, and as he van
ished, wo theught: "If all 'snide'
shows were banished, what a blessing
'twould be to buyers of Beats, who
justly dislike to patronize beats."
Police Court.
Feb. 10th.
Ah Kit, Leo Fone, Sep Kee and
Leo, on motion of city attorney tlie
complaints against the abovo namod
defendant were dismissed. The de
fendants were discharged from custody
and tho bondsmen wero exonerated.
Ah Sam, plea not guilty; taken
under advisement until Feb. 11th, at
ihe liutto county, Ua!., papers
have accounts of tho finding of gold
in tho crops of chickens. Tho fowls
do not survive tho discovory.
Tickets for the masquerado ball
of No. l's next Tuesday aro selling
fast. Tho boys deservo and ought to
have, a good response from the citi
zdns.
A California min boasts thai he
has attended church for fifty years, at
an aggregate annual oxpense of 81.
Ho probably takes tho beyond for a
dollar store.
A New York school teacher has a
new device for punishing unruly and
recalcitrant pupils. She places mus
tard plasters upon tho stomachs of the
littlo darlings.
Lieut. Schwatka was a passenger
on tho Oregon yestorday, and while
she lay at Astoria, having business
at tho Cape he was taken down by tho
Canby aud boarded tho Oregon ns sho
went out
At Portland, in the church mis
siou, Rev. J. W. Sail wood furnished
information on tho kiiotty point of
why thero aro four gospels instead of
one. Tho argument iras that four aro
better than nno, and a very good ar
gument it is.
A prominent member of the cotn
uiitteo cm Pacific railroads says tho
Pacific road committeo will not act on
tho mattor until alter tho judiciary
committee has docidod upon tho power
which was vested in the respective
railroads by the issue of land grants.
Villard talks of having elevators
built at prominent places in the North
west to facilitate tho handling of grain.
There is no such place as Astoria on
hi3 map, aud, tho probability is that
such busy centers as Ventror and Kal;
atna will be favored with those modern
conveniences.
Tho regular Eastern yarn of the
old gentleman ninety-two years of ago
who chopped half a cord of wood be
fore breakfast, has at last arrived. It
was duo on the 1st. Tho next in or
der is relative to tha female idiot whu
gets up and has all her washing out
on tho line by 5 a, at.
a
; -4 v Mi w.
Xotlce.
F. H. Swanwicb is in no way con
nected with tho Portlaml Cnmmnrc.ial
Reporter and Journal of Commerce, of
wiucn mo puouc win take aue notice.
W. H. Boone,
Proprietor Commercial Reporter.
Sui Generis.
Tho first number of tho "Bullion
Scorcher" is received. It is published
in the Wood River country, Idaho,
and if thero wero two other papers
like it iu existence there would then
be three of a kind. The editor strikes
out in plain Saxon, and in his saluta
tory says: "The editor of this paper
has served for years in the school of
journalism. Independence and un
bridled liberality shall be his motto in
all things. No inangy toadyism or
shoddy worship shall bo indulged in;
no pandering to the whimsical desire
of capitalists; no whiten ash to be uaed
iu behalf of hypocrites or criminals.
No public or pnrate apologies i bo
made; no advertising on jawbone shall
or will be dono whilo the present edi
tor breathes tho rarified atmosphere of
this Alpine region. Cabbagenias and
forty-rod no consideration for n co!
nmn puff."
Favorable Report,
it is reported that the house com
mittee on territories will report favor
ably the bill for admission of Wash
ington Territory or a State. There
aro certain propositions about which
the committee is not agreed. They
are amendments to prohibit the sale
of school lands except for educational
purposes, and to limit the power of
the new State to issue bonds. Some
opposition is made to this on the
ground that Congress has no right to
thus interfere with tho prerogatives of
a State. The main proposition to ad
mit th Stato, however, has been
partially agreed upon. We congratu
late our friends across tho river "on
their probable accession to the privi
leges of state rights.
Modern Trojans.
Tho important news is telegraphed
from Troy, New York, that tho mother-in-law
of Ryan, the defeated pugi
list, says aho can "lick" Sullivan her
self. If she can whip him, and ho can
whip Ryan, tho latter individual has
our profound sympathy when ho gets
back home. He is having h tough
time of it, poor fellow.
Prises.
The first prize for the best sustained
lady'a character at the uiasquorade,
next Tuesday, will be a handsome
dressing case, the second prize a per
fume case, cut glass bottles, the third
prize trill bo for gentlemen a dressing
case; the prizo for the best sustained
character a largo album.
Road district No. 1 has been ex
tended to Olney, and No. 10 now in
cludes the military road, making the
prospect of a road from Mishawaka
and Jewell to Astoria favorable.
P. Britt, of Jacksonville, has an
orange tree in full bloom at his con
servatory, on which are also about
thirty oranges of good size and quality
that will ripen in due time. This is
thought to bo tho only tree of the
kind growing successfully in Oregon.
The Ne.w York Hour calls atten
tion to the fact that greater care is
taken of young fish than of children
in that city. For whilo more than
half the children die beforo the age of
fivo, the Fish Commissioners say that
only about two per cent, of the Bpawn
of shad or salmon aro destroyed. It
is suggested that this is owing to the
fact that so many New Yorkers like
shad or salmon much better than they
liku children.
A bill was introduced in the sen
ate by Senator Qrover f er- tho organ
ization of Southeastern Alaska and
establishment of a civil government
therefor. It provides for the appoint
ment of a U. S. district attorney with
oxclusivo powera over the district.
Tho bill extends tho general laws of
Oregan over tho district, so far as
they may bo niado applicable and not
conflict with the provisions of tho
bill, and provides for the election of
a delegate" to Congress in Septembe'r,
1882.
About 2:30 yesterday morning
tho police noticed foot prints in tho
newly mado snow loading suspiciously
from ono to another of tho business
places and residences along tho streets.
It was supposed to bo the track of a
burglar. It was carefully measured
and all the points noted down with
photographic accuracy. With all the
vigor incited by tho hope of a capture
tho trail was hotly pursuod jvith many
a turn, till it finally brought up at Tub
Astosiax office. There the object of
the search was discovered filling his
capper sack with a supply of dailies.
The first prize Is sure to most anv
one who gets his mask suit of M. D:
Kant.
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Wanted.
More ship carpenters and caulkers arel Anyone who wants a nicely furnished
wanted on tho Barce. Armlv to4.!r,w,m i i.,.,co i,nt,. -., u.
racquet, on tho grounds.
Grand Raffle!
Tt.. ..i..f Am,l,. -.i.i .. -!. I
1
worth 8150, tho chances having all been
taken, will bo raffled foi at 8 o'clock r.t
m. Saturday, February 12, 18S2, at the'
rarker uouse. ah interested wm i
please take notice.
Mask suits for ladies and gent,
varying from 50 cents to Sio, can be
rented of M. 1). Kant.
A new lot of fur trimming, all col
ors, below San Francisco price;;, Jusi
reeeh ed at the VLL Store.
Another of those line A. O. Chase
organs at the City Bookstore.
Before going to the ball next Tues
day stop in nt Adler's and get one of
thoe masks he has for sale.
Hurry up for the masquerade ball
qpd get your mask suit of M. D. Kant.
M. D. Kant ha the best lot of mask
suits ever brought to Astoria.
Any one wanting rope, suitable for
sails, or in need of counter scales can get
thero from Capt. Berry.
The "Always Handy" stovepipe
shelve'" at John A. Montgomery's.
For handsome holiday pivseiiU,
such as toilet cases, cologne .sets, per
fumery casfs, line soap-', etix, go to
Conn' drug store, opposite- Occlilvnt
u.o:ci.
Don't trlflo witli tluoat and lung af
fections. Tako Hai.s's Ho,-i:y of
IloiiKHorM) and TAR. IIki.S Ti-otij-
ache Dnors euro In one minute.
"Ilackiuetaek," a lastlnz and fra-
diant perfume. Price 23 and 30 -nts.
hold by V. . Dement.
Whv will vou couch when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
lOctsSOctsand?!. Sold by W.E. De
ment. SniLOH'fl Cunn will immediately
relieve Croun. whooDlns coueli nnd
Bronchitis. Sold by W. K Dement
The Bev. Geo. H. Thaver. of Bour
bon, Ind., says: '"Both mysolf and wife
owe our lives toSini.on's Consumption-
CL-nK." Sold by W. E. Dement.
-A Xasal Iniector free with eaeh
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh. Remedy.
Price SO cent. Sold tiy W, E. Dement.
Despondency Ls sometimes called
"the blues," because the later term des
cribes at once the color and effects of
imnure blood. Change it to "rose-col
ored health" by using King ot the Blood.
See advertisement.
not. cold and shower baths at the
Occident linir dressing saloon, twenty
five cents.
Whins. .curry-combs, brushes: new
stock; first-class goods, cheap for cash.
A fow more chances yet to be taken
for that fine graphoscopo nt tho City
book store.
Frank Fabrc has oysters in every
style. Stew and pan roasts a specialty
Just look at the "valentines in Ad
ler's window to-day, "and make up )our
mina wnicti ono you win seua.
You should call iit Adlort for jour
vaieuune before tney aro an goin.
The finest and choicest assortment
of valentines at Adler s. .
Chas. Stevens and Sou havo a .stock
of mouldings and moulder) tools which
can be bought cheap for cash to close
out mar nrancii or tno.i)usincs..
For the Genuine J. II. Cutter old
Bourbon, ana the bc-t of wines, liquors h
ana san rranrisco beer, call at tno uem,
opposite the bell tower, and sec Camp
bell. Hereafter tha skating rink vill be
open Wednesday afternoon for ladles
only, and Saturday afternoon for ladies
and gentlemen.
Call and examine the Union pump
at John A. Montgomcr's, cheap and of
superior partem and quality.
Have Wistar's balsam of wild cherry
always at hand. It cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, in
fluenza, consumption, and all throat and
lung complaints, w cents onu i a oor-
tie.
A Iru4rrinrr lirYiian tt-WIi 1o P-ftT lt.
uated In the best business part of town,
for sale or to rent The house Is doing
a good paying business at present, and
is in goon running oruer. Appiy to
Dew Dbop l.vx.
A large consignment ot the best
brand Ked Cross coal oil just received
t J no. Kougers, central Market
, .
l J. Goodman, on Chenamus street,
has just received the latest ana most
nlMUUlluuiu i)jt; ui Ki'iua unu muira
noots, snoes, LHC.
The Westnort Shinsle Mutmfactur
ing Company are now prepared to fur
nlsh A 1 sawed cedar shinnies: A ddress
all orders to them at Westport, Oregon.
Physicians prescribe Coi.fKN's Lir:-1
BIG'3 liiqniD UEEf AM) TOXIC tNVIG-
or Atok for the weak, worn and dyspep
tic Takenoothor. '
I have juet received the fluent assort
ment of fancy goods iu my line ever
brought to Astoria, consisting of jkt
fumcry cases, toilet sots, toilet cases
line perfumeries, fancy soans, combsl
brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles
of all kinds splendid prc-sents for the
holidays. Call and examine god3 and
Jrices before purchasing elsewhere, nt
I. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occi
dent Hotel, Astoria, Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale.
HOMESTEAD OF JAS. SIATEK. ONE
mile from Elk Creek, Clatsop countv.
160 acres, 15 cleared and fenced, house and
bam. A good cattle ranch. Inquire of
dwtf JOHN ,HODSOX.
$500 Reward;
JT
ncss we cannot
Liver 11113. wlu
noninllod trim. Thev ai
and never Jail to b'vo satisfaction. Sugar;
coated. Largo boxes, containing so Pills, 23 ;
cents. ForsAlobynllDruKgfciti. Ecwareot!
eonnteneiu anu minimum, iuo genuine
nmnulactured only by Joasf a West & Co.,
"The U Maker." 1S1 and 183 TV. Madison
St., Chicago, free trial package sent by
mall prepaid on receipt or a 3 cent stamp.
TV. K. Dement, agent
.' . ..sfccaSfef
Booms to Beat.
Icommodated at Mrs. Denny Curran's,
near tho Congregational church.
niinira'unrai.
A house, or part of a house, for small
family. Enquire at this office.
:
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Bmin nnd ."Verve.
Wells' Health Bcnewer, greatest rem
edy on oarth for impotence, leanness,
sexual debility, etc., 1. at druggists.
Oregon Depot, DAVIS & CO.. Portland,
Oregon.
-tWe have Just opened our stock of
Valentines at the City Book Store. For
box and fancy they are the best ever
opened in this city, nnd range from 23
rents to S5 00.
I'on't Die In tlu Jlonse.
AkdiuggiUfor"Roueh on Bats." It
clears out rats, mice, bedbugs, roaches,
vermin, flies, ante, luspcts. ice per box.
Catarrh of tlio Bladder.
Stinging, smarting, irritation of the
urinary Dusages, diseased discharges,
eureu uy rsuciiunaioa. l, at druggists
mp;
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)epoL DAVIS&CO Portland.
Oregon.
New Stock-
On tlit: next steamer Carl Adler will
lenvo for the East, from where he will
send direct from the manufacturers'
room. several fine pianos and cabinet
organ of Urn mo-t approved stylo and
finish, together with a largo assortment
of minor musical instruments. It is
likewise his intention to order a large
stock of iMKiks, the late-t and freshest,
nnd all the norelties in stationery. He
will get from Seth Thomas' celebrated
clock works, fifteen hundred clonks in
every conceivable style and at all prices.
WJU -1I11UJ1U1 UIUUUIIU U 1UTCU MUU& Ul
fancy ccods that will he selected under
his personal supervision. His long
experience justifies him In the belief
that what he brings back with him will
meet with the general approbation of his
patrons. Special orders will bo promptly
attended to.
. , .
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wilson & Fisher,
SHIP CHANDLERS.
DEALEES IN
Iron, Steel, Coal, Anchors, Chains,
TAR, PITCH, OAKUM,
WKOOHBT AND CUT OALVAN1ZED
. SPIKES.
NnilM4 Cupper Kails and Burrs,
Shelf Hardware, Faints and Oils
Rubber and Hemp Packing of all Kinds.
PROVISIONS,
ri.oim xn Jiiix fiikik
j Agents for riale?t Flourim; Mills.
Vmnfr Ckmuicua and Hamilton Street
A.vroiiU.iKKJiON.
HILL'S VARIETIES.
GEO. IK U., - - - rKOl'KIKTOE
WAI.TKR PARKS, - STARE MANAOKK
Qpra all the Year, rcrfnrmance Kvrrr
MeM. Entire hange of Pro-
xraiuioe Wnee a Week.
Comprising alt the latent
SONCS, DANCES AND AOTS.
lhe theatre 13 crowded nightly, and all
who hac witnessed tne entertainment pro
nounce It to be eouil to any rH en eUewhere.
Mr. Hill as a caterer for the public's
amusement can not be excelled. Anybody
cubing to spend a pleasant eeulng and
see spurklliitf wit and beauty without ul
garitv, Rliould Improve the opportunity and
come".
The company eoroprl-es the following well
Knonn Artists :
JiiSf) Tanmr Walton.
StlSS 1.0CISK t'OOK.
MISS MOLI.1G tJHWSTV,
'Mil. CIHIU.E3 Kohlei:,
Mn. Tnos; Cnnisrv,
Mb. Joii.v Cook.
Mk. Milton-Johjison,
Mn. .Tosfph Petty,
Mn. Walteu Parks.
All oi whlci vlll appear nlshlly In their dlf-
lorem speemmes.
Anpn nr wnrprt PVrtrv ft vpnm nprfoml.
tonce commencm at s ; entrance to theatre
ou uenlon sireec ; pm:.:o ooies on uuena
inns street.
SELECT
MASQUERADE BALL
To be Kh en by
Astoria Engine Co. No. I ,
Ou Srf. Valentines Kveulus.
TUESDAY, FEB. 14th, 1882.
ADMISSION.
I Gents Masker. - - - - 1 50
Lady Maskers. ----- Free
'Genu spectators. - - - - 61 00
Lady spectators, ----- 30
invitation coMMrrrKic
C. J.Trencbard.
L. E. Sellg,
B. 1?. Stoveus.
J. G. Charters.
FLOOi: fOMllITTEE,
J. StraiiNS,
J O. Charter.
i F. A. Ilhrr.
1SE.-.T10.TINO COMMITTIX.
Chas. S. "Wright,
A. MePharliuj,
Jas. AV. Welch.
A.l tarues a
DfHWnne in niasici will do
obliged to
raise thir mask to the hiYCstlgat-
lug coininltteo (or IdcDtlQcatlon
Ma&er UcktU can be prooured ot C. A.
May and L. E. Selig.
Spectator tlcteU at Dement's and Cormj
drug store, viso at J. O, Charters.
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C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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Buy your 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.
O. H. COOPERy
I XL Store, near Parker Souse. Astoria.
Jom A, Montgomery,
istircrssoit to jackins & montgomeev.)
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ASTORIA,
CHAS- HEILBORIVf,
MANUFAGTTJBKR OF
FURNITURE SS BEDDING
AND DEALER IU
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper,. Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames art MwWiUfi,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CDRTATN POLES
Complete la even branch.
ASTORIA
1W. MEYER
ASTORIA,
spsozAXi .A.3xr3arcTT:pgro3EiM:;Hnwg.
REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES.
$7 50 PER BARRELOF 30 G&LLON&
LARGE ORDEES IN MKK PKOPORTIOK. -
Less Quantities, -! - 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, - - SIESO per Dozen
drSpwlal attention paid to order from Public Houses and FaffllH.
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
IS SUl'HUlOl. TO MOST, AND IS
JOHN HAHN, -
CHENAMUS STREET,
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HOUSEHOLD GOOD.
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Mugue Stoves and IfoBges
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