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AST01HA, OREGON:
TUESDAY MARCH. 21, 18-2
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
(Monday Excepted).
J. P. HALX.ORAN & COMPANY,
rCBLTSIICnS .WD riSOPMEIORS.
lutorian Building, Cass istrcrt.
Terms of Subscription :
served by Corner, per 70Gk.........25 Cents
itnt by nail, four months"..... ..S.rl fX)
Sent hy anil, one year... ......... 00
Creo jt Po?ta2e to Subscribers.
"" Adrertueiaents inserted by the year at
ihe roto of SI 50 per aquaro por month.
transient advertising, by the day or week,
Sfty conta per Bijuarofor each insertion.
THECITY.
Thr duly astokian irill be cnt b
mn flat 75 cent a month, nccnjto3c. .Read
ers ;c)u tnr.ttiaplatecbitr.ee from tlte city tan
have TnE Astoujax follow tltcn. Daily
or Weekly editions toanyposl-oflcewtth--oai
additional crjxntc. AtUtrtMti maybe
tni&jc&aicftenat drxlred. Isavearthr at
thr counting room.
Steamer day.
Tho Columbia left Portland at
last night.
Spring begins to-day so says
the almanac.
B033 Broi. open their new skat
ing rink to-day.
This is tho Jewish feast of ltosh
Hodosh 2fcssan.
But very few peoplo in town
yesterday; too stormy.
-Slush underfoot, fine overhead;
but few going that way.
Kov. J. V. Milligan will bo away
from town till Saturday.
The Valparaiso camo down on
Sunday, Ocklahama towing.
The Democratic primaries will bo
held nest Saturday throughout tho
county.
Tho Molancthon and Whistler
camo in on. Sunday, and will load at
ICnappton.
The California supreme court
has decided that tho Sunday law in
that State is constitutional.
The E. T. G. cleared for Queens
town yesterday. She carries 54,190
bnshols whoat, worth $53,661.
Sheridan and company left for
Portland on yostcrday morning's boat,
he 003 to Australia in four woeks.
Some one, in view of the snow
and unseemly weather, ventures the
original remark about Winter linger
ing on tho lap of Spring.
Wo are under obligations to Capt.
Powell for a copy of various reports
from him to tho Chief of Engineers.
We shall quote copiously from tho
pamphlet.
The committee on "commorco of
tho Portland council havo furnished
Capt. Powell with another thousand
dollars to carry on tho work of drodg
ing tho Willamette.
A herd of shoep has been driven
from Eastern Oregon to Nebraska
being two years on tho way. By tho
time they get east of the Mississippi,
thoy will be first-class spring lambs.
Wall Walla has passed an ordi
nance forbidding porsons under sir
teen to "be on tho street after seven
r. M., from Oct. 1st to April 1st; and
during the remainder of the year after
eight r. at.
Tho Oregon inaugurates the sys
tem of four-day steamers by arriving
this morning. Tho now departure
must prove a groat convenience. Wo
shall appreciate it in tho matter of
mail facilities.
j
From the Standard we learn that
on.Friday evening the Ancient Order
of Hibernians and a number of thoir
friends held a reunion at tho Louis
ville restaurant. 31. J. Gleason was
called to tho chair and the Astoria
delegation occupied seats at tho head
of tho table.
Wo hoar some talk of a stock
company being organized to build a
theater. It can sisily bo demonstrat
ed that such an institution would pay,
and thereforo it ought not be difficult
to raiso the funds. Thoro are two
things in tho way of public buildings
that Astoria needs badly. One is a
new schoolhoase, tho other, a now
theater.
lis said that the Chiucso can tell
what timo it is by looking into a cat's
eyes. Thojr will run to tho nearest
cat, open her eyes and at onco tell
what time it is; all depends upon tho
size of tho aperture of tho pupil, of tho
eye, which is affected by the position
of tho sun and tho character of tho
. light, oven when tho day is cloudy.
And now every boy in town will bo
pestering tho Chinaman to know how
I js done.
Y. M. C. A. Anniversary.
Tho Anniversary meeting of tho
friends of tho Y. M. C. A. at tho
M. E. Chuicli, l.i3t Sunday evening
was an occasion of pleasurAo those
present. An able address w as doli vcred
by Rev. J. V. Milligan: tho leading
idea of his remarks was, that no ono
can do anything better in this world
than to make himself as humane, in
telligent and charitable) as his nature
will allow, and that charity toward
others and i due regard for oth
er's welfare foims an important part
of the Christian creed.
He wa3 followed by Rev. John
Parsons in a fine discourse, the key
note of which was, that personal effort
was needed in Christian work, and
that lio matter hoxi humble such
effort, earnestness and persistence in
the right would crown the end with
triumph. E. C. Holden, President of
the Association, followed in a few
well-chosen remarks, relativo to the
past and probable future of tho useful
association ho has been so long con
nected with. The gratifying stato-
montvas made that tho institution
was out of debt, was.iu a live, healthy
condition, and looked forward to new
endeavors in Christian work that
would fittingly illustrate that theirs
was not so much an idlo precept as
au active duty. Rav. Parsons then
pronounced a bene'diction and tho
large audience dispersed.
Launch of the Barge.
At ono o'clock yesterday afternoon,
"No. Ono,'" tho first of tho "Astoria
Transportation Company's barges was
launched. Quito a crowd had assem
bled 'to see her go off." She presents
a very neat appcaranco m tho water,
and is a, creditable looking craft.
Sho is 42 feet wide, 175 feet long, and
will carry ono thnnsand tons of grain.
Her cost was a little over ten thou-
"ind dollars.
Police Court.
March 20.
Arthur Whilty, resisting an officer.
20 or ten days m city jail.
Thos. Conner; resisting an officer.
Discharged.
John Doyle; resisting an officer.
10 or five day in the city jail.
Potor Thompson; drunk. $2 orono
day in city jail
Harry Christian; disorderly. S2.50
deposit. Doposit forfeited.
Thos. Moore; disorderly conduct.
Fined $20 or ten das in city j til.
Long Jing; disorderly conduct.
Deposit of $3. No appearance. Do
posit forfeited.
And now it's the measles that af
fects tho dally attendance at our pub
lic schools.
Tho Apaches havo "broken out"
again iu Arizona". When an Apache
'breaks out" it la almost as bad as the
measles.
The Chinoso bill still hangs firo in
tho House. Tho Republicans seem to
be too weak-kneed to givo it the send
off they should?
On tho 14th iust. two men at Wil
low Crook, Wasco county, A. II.
Crooks, and S. J. Jerry, were killed;
it is allegod that the killing was dono
by Lucicn Langdon. Ho and an in
noctnt Inan, wcro killed by a mob on
tho morning of tho 17th.
The groat question in tho minds of
that crowd of boys on the bargo yes
terday was whether to go to school
late, or to tnako a half day of it. They
concluded that the teacher couldn't get
any madder than sho was then and so
they stayod out all tho afternoon.
Wo see by our Eastern oxchanges
that two Boston newspaper men It.
M. Pulsifer and . his partner are
building a railroad; some newspaper
mon build railroads, others build
stoamship3, others send out north
polo expeditions; these thing aro high
but they will have 'en-.
We aro under obligations to John
Muir, Superintendent of Traffic of tho
O. R, & N. Co., for a copy of -the
Shippers and Emigrants Guide Map
to tho Pacific Northwest. It is geo
graphically accurato, and is so conven
iently mdexod that any place on tho
coast northwest of San Francisco and
west of tho Sierras, can bo found at
onco. It is a handsomely-got-up affair
aud any shipper or other party desir
ing a copy can- bo accommodated by
applying to Mr. Muir at his offico in
Portland.
Home to let. Inquire of Mrn. Mun
soir. Get your ojstere at the Pioneer
Restaurant All styles and first-class.
Tho new skating rink will bo open
this evening Go e ery body and skate
on the new floor till H o'clock and then
dincc. The price, of skate as usual,
dance thrown in.Largo iiaiyots of room.
Tho bids for A. H. Johnson & Co.s
biiilrtiiiK will bo op-ned at the Asto
tsian office, between the hours of B and
Y o'clock on the ovc or the 23th Inst.
A. M. Jonssos & Co.
Did yon see thoio Easter cards at
Adlers ? They are superb.
"Mine." -The
following, received by u gentlo
man hero from his wifo who has beon
married to hipi over six years, has
been- banded tc in and 13 deemed
worthy of publication;
1 love thee, 1 love thee, as dearly as v hen
We plichted our troth In the spring-
time of life;
The tempests of years Ime swept o'er
us since then,
Yet affection survives both. hfhus
band and wife.
No lo e that the poet e'er fabled of j ore,
Could vie in its depth of endurance
with mine:
No miser could treasure his glittering
store
As I hoard in my heart e ery love-tone
of thino!
No babe could nnosoon a fond mother's
bicast
More calmly cofuling than f do on
thine; '
1 fly to thine arms as a bird to its ne-l,
For shelter and .safety, dear husband
of mine.
Ayo "Jliue, and mini) only!" Oh, joy
passing words
To carol U1I1 song in my inncrniMt
heart! .
While "Thine aud thine only !" tho vi
brating chords
Shall echo till sense, life, and feeling
depart. Ella.
Lecture.
Mra. A. S. Duniway, editor of tho
Now Noithwest, will lecturo in the M.
E. church to-morrow evening at eight
o'clock. Her subject will be: ''Tho
moral need of tho enfranchisement of
woman; or. why should shn votel"
Mrs. Duniway has remained with us
much longer than was her original in
tention, and now that other matters
of intorost havo received duo atten
tion, sho deserves and will doubtless
recoivo tho audienco and attention of
our citirens. Admission will bo free.
Announcement
Tho National Surgical Institute of
Indianapolis, with branches at Phila
delphia, Atlanta, Ga., and San Fran
cisco, which has a national reputation,
will permanently establish a branch at
Portland, Oragon. Two of tho skilled
surgeons of this institute prepared
with every neodod apparatus for tho
successful treatment of cripples will
meet all tho old pitiunts and such now
ones v.t may desire treatment, this
year, at tho following places: Fr-t-land,
at St. Charles Hotel, April ih,
10th and 11th; Albany, April 12th
and 13th; The Dalles," April 17th;
Walla Walla, April 19th and 20th;
and Seattle, April 25th and 2Cth, and
horoafter at Portland, Oregon, on tho
first two Hecks of May and Not ember
of each year, commencing Nov. 1882.
Beware of all traveling Doctors who
may claim to leprosent any other in
stitute, for this is tho only Surgical
Institute on this coast with facilities
and experience for tho treatment of
doformities. J. M. Hixkle, M.D.,
Geo. B. Haxdy, M. D.
Surgeons m charge, National Surgical
Institute, 319 Bush St,, S. F.
AVnuteil
A male nurse to attend a man at the
Hospital. Inquire of Dr. Tuttle.
A Girl Wanted
Light work and liberal wages, enquire
at tins offlce. I. W. Cask.
March CO, 1832.
Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar
ket, has made arrangements to keep al
he finest fresh fish, otc, in thoir season
P. J.fGootlman, on Cheuamus btreet,
has lust received the latest and most
fashfonablo style of gents and ladles
boots, shoes, etc.
If ou want anything In the line of
books and stationery go to Adler's; the
finest and laruest assortment of every
thing in that line.
For the genuine J. 11. Cutter old
Bourbon, and the best ot nines, liquors
and San Francisco beer, call at the Gem,
opposite the bell tower, and see Camp
bell. Hot and cold baths, the finest in the
pifl- nt tlio flrln.it- HitliitirT IfAnmp .
posite Ilolden's auction store.
ouL.ui.iuitu', i roprieior.
store are the best In the city. They arc
something nice and durable, and just
wuai uiusi young tames wouui appreci
ate from the giver.
ler's accordeons; they are as big as they
New stock of ready made clothing,
gent's furnishing goods, hats, caps, eta,
at Mcintosh's Now Clothing house, Occi
dent block.
For Dyspepsia nndLlver Complaint,
j ou have a printed guarantee on uvery
bottle of Shlloh's Vitallrer. It nover
fails to cure. Sold by W. E. Dement.
A largo consignment of the best
brand Bed Cios3 coal oil just received
t.Ino. Kodger's, Central Market.
Chas. btevens ami Son havo a stock
of mouldings and moulders tools which
can bu bought cheap for cash to rloc
out that branch ot the business.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms can
be had at the Union Hotel.
Another of tliojo lino A. II. Clia-
organs at the City Book Store.
Examine the fino selection of hum
mer suitings, overcoats etc., at Mc
intosh's New Clothing House, Occi
dent block. Swul
Brace up the wnmo s.&iem with King
of the Blood. See Advertisement.
For rent cheap, an Organ. Apply
at this office.
Pro ItnnoTnMirn.
To my customers and tho public gen
erally, I would announce that 1 have
left on tho Oregon to lay in mv
stock of cloths, clothing, furnishing
goods, etc., for spring and summer
trade. 1 wilLtry my utmost to select a
very lino assortment of thorn. The best
of all Is not too good for Astorlans.
Prices will range ery low, as goods are
really cheap this season. Walt for my
return to get your outfit. M. D. Kant,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier. Main
street. Astoria, Oregon.
bweet, indeed, aro those famous can
dies received on to-daj's btcamer, at Ad
ler's; all fresh and new kinds.
Parties wishing groceries,, provis
ions or merchandise or any description,
should leave their orders with A Van
Dusen & Co. as they are prepared to de
liver goods in any part of the city on
Ihe shortest notice.
New lot of snugs and sheet inusio at
Adler'P.
Go and see tho- beautiful pianos
and organs at Adler's; all new.
Van Dusen & Co. havo just received
a fine lot of hats ot tho latest stylM and
pancrns.
All the latest novels at Adlcr'a.
Beautiful stationery In cudle.v, va
rioty at Carl Adlers.
At Mrs. hovett's Coffeo Booms, a
cup of tea, coffee, or chocolate with pie
or cake, ten cents. Ham and eggs.
upen ar any time, .entrance uirougn
ueo. i-oveirs tauor snop.
No old goods on Carl Adler's shelves ;
fivrryuiing new anu inviting.
Throe scow loads of dry fir, spruce
limbs, and bark, lust received ami for
sale at urays uoci;.
Frank Fabrc ha oysters in eray
style. Stew and fan roasts a specialty
Music for the piano, organ, lluto,
violin, guitar, cornel, accordeon, nanjo,
fife, concert Inn and other instruments.
just received at Adler's music store.
For hamUomo hoBday presents,
such as toilet cases, cologne sets, per
fumery cases, fino soaps, etc, gn to
Conn drug store, opposite Occident
Hotel.
The Itev. Geo. II. Timer. ot Bour
bon. Iud.. says: "Both mvself nnd wife
owe our lives to Smr mi's Coxscmptio.v
Uube. sold by W. U. Dement.
Whv will vou coush when ShilohV.
Cure will cive immediate relief. Price
lOctsCOctsandSl. Sold by W.E. De
ment.
SniLon's Cube will lnnnediaielv
relievo Cioup, whooping cough and
jiiuucinus. ouiu uy )r.o.Lement.
'-Hackraelack." a lasting ami fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and CO cents.
bom by . ti. Dement.
Are you made miserable by Indi
gestion, Constipation, Dbwluess, Loss of
appetite, Yellow Skin V Shlloh's Yital
izer Ls a positive cure. Tor sale by W.
igreat variety of locks, hiuge.s and
screws at Jno. Montgomery's.
Have Wlstar's balsam of wild cherrv
al v ays at hand. It cures coughs, colds,
uronenuis, wnoopingcougn, croup, in
fluenza, consumnlion. and all throat and
lung complaints. M cents- and 5ta bot
tle.
Coldkx's liiumn's LiQctn Ex
tkact of Beef aad Toxic I.wioor
ator. As a tonic In all cases of dc-
uuuy iwiu wesKiiess, cannot on sur
passed. ment of fancy goods in my lino ever
brought to Astoria, consisting of Der
fumory cases, toilet sets, loilofc casea-
flnp nprfnmftril -fnnv hviimT Mmhcl
brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles
oi an Kinus spionma presents lor tne
liohdajs, Call and examine goods and
prices before purchasing "elsewhere, at
J. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occi
dent Hole!, Astoria. Oregon.
How absurd to wheeze with a cough
which Hake's Homey of Hobehound
AKuTAnwill cure. Pike's Tooth
Acns Duops cure In one minute.
The price of subscription to The
Weeklt AsToniAX has been reduced
to 2 por annum when paid In advance.
If not cold in advance tlie old trlec of
$3 will bo, charged. ,
--The "Alwava. liandv" Movf-nlr
shelves at John A. Montgomery's.
MISCELLANEOUS.
W. B. PAINTER
HKAU.fi IN
OLXEY, - ' - OREGON
UNDERWRITER'S AUCTION
SALE.
Wednesday, March 22, 11 A. M.
I am Instructed bv the Sau Francisco
Board of Underwriters to sell at public auc
tion, for account o( whom It may concern.
the cargo recovered from the bars "Harvest
Home :"
SEVEN CASES "WOODEN WIN
DOW SASH, VARIOUS bIZES.
THREE JARS. 100 LBS. EACH.
JAPAN TEA.
TWO KEGS SAILS, '
THREE BOXES CARTRIDGES.
And several cases of Hardware and other
gnoils not yet opened.
K. 0. HbLDEX, Auctioned.
Pay up and Save Costs.
Six months have passed and vet thero
are several persons whoso indebtedness
to me, on account of Tun Artouiax
prior tp October 1st, 1881. still icmains
uncancelled. I havo determined to
bring, if nec-ssary, suit to collect every
dollar that remains delinquent after ten
das from this date. (March 17th 1883)
nonce if you aiie indebted vou
kxo w it. and can sav e costs and trouhln
by handing the money to Mr. F. G. Nor
rfs, who Is tho only person authorized
to collect the same in Astoria, or by for-
warmng me same 10 my nnuress.
D.O. IRELAND.
No, 110 Front St. (up Stairs)
.Portland, Oregon.
Sheriff's Notice.
rilUK STATE. CODATY. AND SrATE
j. Bcnooi laxesiorine ye.ir issi, aro noiv
due and ran he paid at my office at the Court
Souse. A. JL TWOifBLY,
Tti SherUIaai Tax Collector.
MISCElVLANEOTJS.
HILL'S Y1IUETIES.
GEO. HILL. - - - I'KOPBIETOB
WAI.TKi: TAUKS, - KTAOE MANAOEtt
Opra all tho Yrar. rurfermimec F.Yrry
Mlht. Entire ItoaDsre at Pm-
srammc Oare a AVmU.
Comprising all the latest
SONGS, DANCES AND ACTS.
The theatre U crowded nightly, and all
who have witnessed tuc eatertaiament nro-
Eounce It to be ewaltn aay given elawhere.
Mr. H1U as a caterer for the pabUtfa
tuuusemesi can not nt exceuea. Anyooay
wtshla to spend a pleasant erculnj and
sec sparkling wit and beauty without vul
gariti.shmilil lraprop the opportunity and
come.
The on.npi.iiv loiapriMS the follenlnc: well
Lnonu Artists:
Mii riVMa Valtox.
Miss LotnsE Coos.
Miss Mollis Christv,
Mit. Ch klks Kohllr.
Mr.. Titos. CnniBTT,
Me. .fonx Cook,
Jilt. Miltok Johnsom,
Mil Joskph Pktty,
31b. Waltke Packs.
All of which will appear nightly In their dif
ferent speclaltlas.
Open air conceit every evening ;' perform
ance commeaclai; at 8 ; entrance to theatre
on Benton street ; private boxes on Cheaa
mas street.
Ordinance No. 449.
RF.GUL VTING THE POLICE FOECU OK
the City of Astoria.
"T7ic Ctty of Ailoria doe ordain. afolleic:
hoc. I. That no regular policeman of this
cny, wuuo on uuiy, snr.u entor or remain m
any saloon, house, room or bnlldins what
CTer. excepting on business connected with
hU duties as such policeman, nor shall
he while unou dutv. drink or nartako nf n v
spirituous, malt, vinous or other intoxicating
U4UU1 U41U1'1. lCUUUr M11UI BO UU IUQ
owner of, or In any manner Interested either
directly or indirectly Iu any saloon, bar
room, drinklns shop, Milliard loom or ball
allej.
bcc. 2 No police officer shall, whtlo upon
duty, bo 5ullty or mlns anj profane or abus
Iv o language to, or concerning any person or
persons, or Of conducting himself In n Inlnnt
or disorderly manner.
Sec. 3. It sha 1 be tho duty of the Chief
ot Police to report all violations of any of the
provisions ot this Orglnanco bv any police
officer, to the Common Council forthwith,
and to suspend such onier, II It ttiaU ap
pear, on examination, that any such officer
shall have been guilty of any such violation,
he shall be forthwith discharged from the
Police force.
Passed the Common Council March 1st 1332.
Attest : F. C. NOKKIS,
Audltorand Clerk.
Approved March 1st. IBS.
JOHN I1AHN, Mayor.
Notice.
THE PAETNEUSniP HEttETOrOEE el
ating between W. W. Taylor, and B. F.
Stovens Ls this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The business will be hereafter con
ducted under the hrm name of Taylor and
Statsman to whom all accounts will he paid.
W. VV.TAYLOU,
B. F. STEVENS.
Astoria. March 9, 1S32.
School Tax, District No. 9.
OPPKEASTOEIA.
IVTYrfPF TC TTPPl.TW nTlTPV TTTiT
4-1 School Taxes for the above District are
uun uuu ouu uayautu at mo omcQ or ine
sav e costs. TM. B. ADAIlt.
utd. Cleric DUtrlcrNo. 9.
The Pioneer Restaurant'..
MA.IX WliaT, - ASTOHIA, OON,
roiiin-rli feept bv Miv, Arrlgonl)
Ua Beeo Fitted irp nnd He -opened hy
HUH. V. W. ItXSLEY.
The tables aro kept neat aud clean and
aro supplied with the very best tho. market
affords.
SPromnt and obllslii'r waiters nr In
constant attendance.
T4kXE.ORXXrGt.
GLEANING and REPAIRINO
2CEAT. CHEAP AND QUICK, BY
UEOltOK tOVETT.
Mala Street, opposite N. I.nebS.
L. B. RflVAL
Pn.tCTIC.lI. WATCHMAKER
AND JEWELER,
C&tt&n Having permanently located
fflfcLI ) In the city, would solicit the
jBkfjOgJf. eencrU patronage of- the
Repairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
A SPECIALTY.
CJTALI. WOEK WARRAKTED.-CW
On Squcmocqha Street, west of Bell Tower.
Cannery Supplies
Irapoited and for sale bj
ASTOIilA. --- - OREGON.
Bar Copper,
Liverpool Salt,
Pages Oars, etc.
YirBUt for IlnriorL's Soldcrlnp ITnehlns
Johnston's Improved Soldering apparatus;
rotary table fur soldering seams; Blood's
netOoats.
City Treasurer's Notice.
1WOTICE IS HEREBY OlVTN THAT all
LI outstandlns warnmts or orders due bv
tho Citv of AiinrLi. 111 bn nalrl on nrpsen-
tatlou to the undersigned at his office. In
terest win cease en anil alter tins date.
J. a. HUSTLER, Treasurer.
Astoria, March 7, 1883.
D. KELMAN.
MARBLE AND STONE WORKER
Monuments and Head Stones,
Or anything In the line ot Stone.
'SLATE CAN' SEAMEUS always on hand:
First class work and satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop opposite C. L, raider's residence, j
Cbaa.'.aus street, - - - Astoria, Qresoa. I
C-B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
RE0UCTI0N
j -m
FOE THE NEXT 30 BYS
AT-
"!.""""""" iiiiiimiiiinnnuiainmiiaiiMi
I X L STORE
mill
lumiMiuiHnugiiiHumnnmMuinimniiMsnHiHW
fP
To make room for
All Winter
very low. -
C. 3. C'OOPEB,
I X LStore) near Parker House, Astoriu.
JUST OIJE3HTE133. '
READY-MADE CLOTHING
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, etc., .'
Also a Jarge selection of Cloths, Tweeds; 'Cassimeres,
etc. which I am prepared to Make to Order fn the Latest
Styles. K ' -
PERFECT FIT, BEST WORKMANSHIP.
D. A. BTcIntosh, ETerohant Tailor, - -" . Occldeat 1 eck
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
18 bUPERIer: TO .MOST. AND IS KXCKlJ.En UY'.VONEBON THIS. COAM
JOHN HAHN, - - PKOPKIETOIt
OHENAMUS 8TREET, - ASTORIA, ORIGOlf.
tarOrdets left at the OERMANIA BEER HALL will be promptly attended to,
John A. Montgomery,
I3CCCESSOB TO .IAOKIN8 & MONTCOHEP.Y.)
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FURNITURE
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Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains,
WINDOW CORNICEB AND CDBTAIN POLES: " .
Complete to every branch.
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'Tin, Sheet iron and Cepper Ware.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agents for
Mngec Stoves and fianges
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