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ASTORIA, OREGON:
FRIDAY 3IARC1L 24, 1SS!
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
(Monday Kxcarted.'
J. P. HALLORAN & COMPANY,
rtJBMsur.i: Asn iT.oiruicrons.
Adrian liuildiwj, Gass Street.
Terms of Subscription :
served by Carrier, per week SA Cents
'ent by mail, fourjnfiatbn . . S" 00
feat by anil, one jcar....... . CO
free of Postaso toSubcrilicT.
" AdrertUemcnu lajcrto J by the year it
iho rato cf $1 3) per STaaro per month.
Transient adrertUins. by the day or week,
Sfty coats tier sjuaro for oath insertion.
thecit. .
Fun Duly AToi:i.vn ntll J "mt by
mtlallotmU annnVi.Jrecif jtoilaij'. Head
erx who conlsmptaUatistnce from ihf cil! can
ft.-ire Tiic ASTOur.uf follow them. Daily
.r Wrekia tAAm iiaiiijwrf-oJieeiriUi-out.
ttddlttontil trpciwe. AMrcifes may ?e
flanged an often en derireel. Isarc order at
(flcrounfino room.
Tho Vesuvius is ready for sea.
Tho Ullock went to sea j-cXcrday.
T. Sherry calls attention to ami
dry facts.
You will bo welcome at the tem
perance meeting to-night.
Dr. Kinney arrived home yester
day afternoon from a trip t tho capi
tal. '
Poaieroy has a hundred people
who don't ilrini;. When they feel
thirsty they go and eat raisins.
'Tis said that there is a "split" in
tho Greenback party; that party is too
thin to split; it might stand a little
shaving with proGt,
A Northern Pacific paMcngcr
train went through a bridgo forty
miles west of Bismarck, last Tuesday,
killing and wounding over twenty
persons.
It Ls said n piece of zinc placed
on.thc live coals will effectually clean
out a stove-pipe, the vapor thii3 pro
duced carrying off tho soot by chemical
decomposition.
The cyclone season opeii3 briskly
in the breezy valley of 'tho Missis
sippi. A thriving littlo Missouri town
has been swept by the riotous zephyrs
and totally demolished.
Sheridan played "Still Water
Huns Deep," in Portland last night.
If it was as cold in the theater there
as it was hero, the water wouldn't run
very far before freezing.
Consul "Van Burcn, at Yokohama,
thinks that Japanese upland rico can
bo profitably cultivated in tho North
western States of this country. An
other reason for hastoning tho
building of that road to Skipanon.
Attention is directed io 13. C.
Holdcn's now ad. of auction sale of
valuable real estate, on next Thurs
day. Tho property advertised for
salo is among tho most cligiblo for
business locations that can be found in
this city.
Seventy murders have been com
mitted in San Francisco in tho last
ten years; of tho sovonty murderers
but ose has been convicted, and ho is
in tho penitentiary. That is the kind
of "justice" that starts mobs and vig
ilance committees.
A Eugene City debating society
have authoritatively settled in tho af
firmative that the Bible is the unin
spired work of man. This disposes
of a vexed question. The noxt thing
in order for tho society is "Which is
the butt end of a goat?''
-
The Standard lcarn3 that tho
work on tho 0. P. & N. Co.'s road
from Pendleton over the Blue Moun
tains via tho Meacham pass is pro
gressing slowly, owing to its being al
most impossible to "secure laborers.
Tho route" surveyed will leavo Boise
about fifteen miles to tho left.
This is A Boy. He has been
Fishing for smelt. Soe how Tired he
looks. What Did ho Get? He got
Wet. What did ho Catch? He has
caught ft Cold. The tin Bucket is full
Of emptiness; ho is full Of Remorse.
Lit-tlo Boys, do Not go a-fishing with
out asking your Parents. If you do,
you Will not Catch anythingtill you
got Home.
It cosis about $800 simply to
transfer tho freight from tho wharf at
San Francisco into tho hold of tho
State of California, which carries
1.000 tons. This, of course, i3 more
per'ton than if there were not such a
varictv of elasses of merchandise, the
proper storage of which takes time
and experienced "labor. It costs less
to unload ship as thcro is no stow
age, tho freight being dumped moro
or less promiscuously on the wharves.
Yet On the Slide. I
The Daiaj-.s, Or, March IT, IsSi
LlUTOr.ASTOEIAN:
At Salem one is apt to hear of poli
tics somewhat. It is the state capital,
and honce natural enough- There is
the railroad and anti-railioad crowd
in both parlies; the railroad people
are talking of Moody, Republican, fur
Governor; Mitchell and Dolph for
Senators. There is also Dave Thomp
son for Governor, and M. C. George
I for representative, both on the Repub
lican side. The Democrats arc talk
ing of Judge Honliam and .Tudgc
Shaw for Governor, and- Judge Mc-
! Arthur for Representative. Judging
from tho general feeling over tho
country, I believe it would be well for
tlioae- who hold railway passes to keep
out of the field this election. The
pooplc who should b allowed to ride
on free passes are those that pay.
And again, nearly all those that now
travel with passes: are able to pay
their way and s-hojiUl be mado to pay
Portland proposes to improve 'the
river at her own expense. Thia no
ble example the people f Astoria
should follow by raising a small tax to
drag on the bar below Astoria. This
i3, provided nu appropriation is not
made this session. Portland and As
toria will probably work together line
after m the matter of bar improve
ment. Tho Dalles is improving. The peo
ple hero complain of the high rates of
freight to Portland. They are cer
tainly exorbitant, but if the mer
chants of The Dalles had a small part
of the pluck and independence of the
Astorians, freight rote would not be
half so high.
Astoria has no prospects of any rtil
road that I know of, but railroads are
being built everywhere, and to places
in Oregon that cannot piomise one
tenth tho business that Astoria docs.
Astoria i3 the only place note,
either in Oregon, California or Wash
ington Territory, without a railroad.
Altogether conflicting inrtrvsi.i have
brought about a ileteiniined opposition
to a railroad to Astoria by the Villard
management. A few years of such
prosperity as Astoria is now having
cannot fail to bring a road from an
independent souice. Oncuoeyxchim.
Announcement.
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I'ro llouo l'ulilicii.
MISCELLANEOUS.
C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
The National Surgical Institute of
Indianapolis, with branches at Phila
delphia, Atlanta, G;i., and San Fran
cisco, which has a national reputation..
will permanently establish a branch at
Portland. Oregon. Two of the skilled
surgeons of this institute prepared
with cverj- needed apparatus for the
successful treatment of cripples will
meet all the old patients and such new
ones as may desire treatment, this
year, at tho following' places: Pet-
land, at St. Charles Hotel. April h,
10th and 11th: Albany, April 12th
and JStb; The Dalles, April Uih;
Walla Walla, April 19;h and 20ih;
and Seattle, April 25th and 20th, and
hereafter at Portland, Oregon, on the
first two weeks of May and November
of each year, commencing Nov. JS62.
Beware of all trait-ling Doctois who
may claim to represent any other in
fctitulo, for thi- is the only Surgical
Institute on this coast with facilities
and oxperience for tho treatment -f
deformities. J. M. IIiskle.M.D.,
Geo. B. HasdtM. D.
Surgeons in charge, National Surgical
Institute, 310 Bush St., S. F.
To mv customers and the public gen-.
erallv. 'I would announce that lhavcj
left "on the Oregon to lay iu mvj
utock of cloths clothing, f iiriiisliini; 1
goods, etc for spring ajid summer j
trade. I willtry my inmost Jo select a
very line assortment of Ihciu. The bet ,
of all is not too good for Astorians j
Prices will ransc cry low. as goods.nro j
rerillvrhenii this season. Wait for iu I
return to get your outfit. M. I). K.vxr,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier. Main
street. Astoiia. Oregon.
I have just received the liui-st aort
uicnt of fancy good in .my line ever
Drought 10 Anions, coiimmhi-.; oi ih-i-funicrv
cases, toilet -e!. toilet case
line perfumeries, laney soaps. eoiubM
brushes, hand jila-e-s.and toilet article
of all kinds splendid presents for-the
holirlava. Tall and examine goods and
orir-os'linfori' nurchasin" elsewhere, ft
.1. W. Conn's drug btorc. opposite Oci-i
dent Hole, .wnria. uresoti.
Warrantee deeds :il Tnr Amoui.w
olliee. :
-A Nasal Iuj.-ctor free wiih oath
bottle of bhijuh'-i Cntirrh. Kenmly.
Price ." wit. Sold by W. K. Dement.
Wliv will jou cuiigli when MuiohV
Cine will Riu-'imiin -Hate K-lief. Pi lee
in cts.10 cU anrtol. ohl liy W. K. Ic-nient.
OPEjSTSD.
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A Girl Wanted
Liahi work .mil liberal wanes, enquire
at this office. 1. W. C.r..
March 20, 138-2.
Sweet, indeed, arc thoe famous can
dies reeeived on to-day's steamer, at All
iens; all licsh and new Kinds.
Parties wishing groceries, piovi-.-
ions or nicrcnanuisu ot any aescnpiion.
should leae their orders with A. Van
Duscn & Co. ps they arc prepared to de
liver goods in an part of the eitj on
the shortest notice.
New lot of -i"inc; and sheet uiumi; at
Adlcr".. .
Go and nee those lioautifui pianos
and organs at Adlcr s; all new.
Van l)iipit it Cohave iut reeeived
a line lot of hats of the latest -tyles and
patterns. .
- All the latest novels at ArtlPi"-.
A gieat .inely of lucks. Iiingi-s ami
seiews at .Ino. Montgom cry's.
MISCELIANEOUS.
Men's Youth's and Boys
Al-n a ni-.t-1-ia-.sliue !
Gent's Fiirhisliino Goods,
U,-i TS, CA1 ate... etc.
B. A. Mcintosh
Tailor ;i:i(i Clotliier
orcinr.N'T i-.i.orK
W REDUCTION I
Proposals for Transportalion.
Hi:nouAi:TEi:si)Ei'.:TMr..vr
or Tin: CoLUJiniA,
Orricr. or oihep (iVAisrmtMASTi.i:,
VcervKi: lUnnACKs. V. T..
.tinic.'iL'i'. i'i--, J
tJI.AI.r.l' I WntWAIA 1.1 ii.ll JjlUAll.,1
O subject t tlie uu:il conrtllifuis x.iTI ! J
roraipil at nils ollice. nun at t'lcoiiit or tlie;
auaiarj" Huston i.n
Beautiful stationery in endless va
riety at Carl Adlcr-,".
At Mrs. Lo eft's Coffee Uonin-, a
cup of lea, coffee. or ehoeol.ile with pie
or cake,-ten cents. Ham ind eggs.
Open at auy time. Entrance through
Ceo. J.ovctt's tailor shop.
Buj a eopyor Thf Vi:iicr.v A.
iDRivx Jo-day.
Cigarette-Consumed 7011U1.
Like a midnight apparition th.it can
not be shaken off, the cigarette-consumed
young man haunts one daily
in the streets and nightly in tho thea
ters and saloons. His sallow cotinle
nance,betokening tho signs of approach
ing dissolution, appears ever an J anon
between tho masas of death-laditt
smoke which arise and are ivafted into
the faces of healthy pcdestmni, caus
ing sensations of a sickly naturo. The
smile with which h' greats you U only
an alleged smile, itad thc.hoSlow voice
which utters his equally hullov.' uords,
grates on the car and imkts one think
of how a skull might talk if skulls
were gifted with speech. His walk is
a totter, his breath savors of the cliar-nol-housc
and his eyes wear a pitiful,
pcinful, idiotic look. The rising gen
eraton promises to be largely compos
ed of the cigarette-consumed young
men unless stringent measures are
taken to counteract existing tenden
cies. It were better that Mother
Shipton had been right,or that the
sun hurry up and. 1 each the earth,
than that such a result transpire. It
would bo vastly belter for tho young
man to bo sun-consnmed than cigarette-consumed.
Tiio cigarette-con
sumed young man is a bore, and the
world is tired of seeing him around.
Old Fogu.
Three mow loads of dry lir. sprure
limbs.and bark, just received and for
sale at Cray's dock.
Frank Fabre has oysters in -every
style. Slew and pan iwis a specially
Examination oi Softool Teaclieis.
Tho public qmrterly examination
of applicants for certificates to teach
school in Clatsop County will be held
at the Court Houso iu Astoria, com
mencing at 10 o'clock x. m. on Thurs
day the 30th inst. W. W. Pahker.
County Supt., Clatsop Co., Ogn.
-For handsome holiilav nrcsnnts.
such as toilet cases, cologne sets, per
fumery c.ies. line soaps, r-ic go 10
Conn's drug .-lore, opposite Occident
Uo'.el.
Air. .lohn Kogers of the Central Mar
lcet, lips made arrangements to keep al
hefine-t fresh li-di, etc., in their season
P. .1. Coodman, on Clicnanuu -.tiret,
has jiiNt received the latest :m-i mo-t
fashionable style of gents ant ladies
lioots, shoes, eic.
If Mm want am thin" in the line uf
books and stationery go to Adlcr";-: the
finest and largest assortment of every
thing in Hint line.
Kor the senulne ,1. II. Cutter old
Bourbon, and the beit ot winys. liquors
and ban Francisco beer, call at theCem,
opoosito the hell tower, and sec Campbell.
Hot and cold baths, the finest in the
city, at the Orient Bathing Booms, op
posite llouten s auction sinie.
J or.. CnATiTEr.s. Proprietor.
Those writingdesks at IhcCUj liook
store are lite best in the city. Thoy are
something nice and durable, and just
what most young ladies would appreci
ate from tliegher.
New stock of ready made clothing,
gent's furnishing goods, hats, caps, etc,
at Mcintosh's New Clothing house, Occi
dent olock.
A large consignment oi the best
brand pil Uioss coal 011 jusi received
t .Ino. Kodgers, Central-Market.
n vmi liimlo miserable bv Indi-
KCslion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of
appeme, ieiiowrMii. omiuus uuu
i?er is a positive cure. Eor sale by .
YL Deineat
--The "Always Iiandj"' stovepipe
shelves at John A. MoiiUroinerj 's.
rlilot Qiiatti'niia-ter. Jlililarj' UliSton
the IM'-ilie.l'reaiiUoof .s-,n rraiipisro. Cat.
uulil 1-Jo'clopU nu'in. 011 ViVtint'sil:i. April
in i'.f. nt which time and nlurcs lliuv !II
lie opened in the iitespi.ri or "bidders, for
tin- rraiiMKirlaliun of imlitarv suimllcs un
llic following ilcscriliPil routes 1:1 Hie Depart -nient
nf the ;olun:b!a. durum the j e.ir 101.1
mcnciiis .lu'.v 1. Wl. and -n,iiii .Imih-
m. 1S :
Wagon 'i'l-iu-iiovlalioii.
KOCTi: No 1. Spnisiie, V. T., to Camp
Kpl:;ne and l'ort Colvilie. W.T.. and fioin
Spokane 1'alls. AV. T . to Canui Spnkaii" aiiil
rort Colvilie. W. T. "' "
itouTliXo. -. Krom simllieiu terminus
of the Orcson and California K. It. to l'ort
K niiL-ith. Dre-ron.
KoiT-nNo. s. rrom I'piiillPtmi. Jlu-coii,
to i:olso liarnu-ks, 1. T.
Steamer Traahjiortaliou.
HoittkNo 4. Fortran-iKiitatlon of IT. .
Military Supplies between Astoria and Furl
Steven-, Oregon, and Furl Canliv, W. T.
Korrnii. 5. I!elni-cii I'nrtl.iinl Orcsoii,
anil Vancouver, W.T.
l'lopo'a's for transportatliMi un any or :i!l
of the routes above naiued will ! riTehnl.
'rhoGmcinmciit re.series llu- rijilit 10 io-jc-ot
11115 or all propoals.
Wank piiipmal-, form of contract, and
printed i-Ircular-. statins the e-tlmateil
quantities nt .supplies to lm tnui'-portcd. and
piviiiR full infflmiatlon as ti Uie uianupr nf
bidibii!;. conditions to be olneneil by bid
i'cm. and tonus J ronlract and pauueut.
will belimdshfd Ri application lo this ir
fice or to the ofilee ot Uil- Chief Qiuitiir-in.T-tor.
Mihtarv J)i Won of Hit" l'aeilic, rie
slilio of S.111 l'rancisco. California.
i:nvplupes (xintainin proposals should be
marked : "Proposals lor Transportation "n
Koute So. ." and addrcssod lo tin-
uiulPrslinicd. , -
(LltbAMlV,
Chief piiartennaster.
. Carl . idler's
1 an r ,sst
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a. - :v
mX3TSSG STORE,
! Pianos and Organs
Of all makt s pnut:intl on l-.and. AIo :
full stock of
VIOUXS, GUITARS, BANJOS, AC-
CORPF.ONS. CONCERTINAS.
HARMONICAS, FLUTES.
Also a largo .-lock of the best of
ViOIIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
SHEET MUSIC,
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
A-. we!! as cvprythliijt clc bdonRluK to a
Ciist class Music Store.
Proposals for Military Supplies.
IlPADoi-AlrrKRs DnrATiTMKvr 1
oi-Tin:CoiA'Mnr., j
OkKICE OF CtllKK QAltri'KMAsTKi:.
Vancouvwi 11ai:i:acks, W. T.. I
.Vflrrfi 3. IRs-'
SKA1.KU l'ltOfO-lAI-S. is Tltll'I.K; VTE.
subject ti the irsu.'l eonditiuus, ill lie
leccivcdallhisoniceorat Ihaomeei of the
L. S. Quar!enna?ters at the 1 iliimiin
mininil lHKts. until 12 oMiK-k. roon. nil
AVidnesd.iv.Apiill'J, IKC. at wlilrli pku-os
and time tfieyuill be iened iu the pres
ence of bidders, lor the rurnlslilii and de
livery of niililarj supplies rturiiu tin IIskiI
ve:iriiiniiiiencuiir .iiii i. irs. ana eiiiuiii:
.limn :u. 1SSS. as tollnus : Wiud. Co.ll. Cha,--
ooal, O.its, llailey, Hpui, Haj and Stran-. or
iu in lieu oi niniw, in suL-ii in sun supplies
as inay be required at
Portland. Oicson. Tort Cll)y. W. T.
Ilolsn narraol;. I. T. l'ort Walla Walla. IV T
l'ort ronnsend. W.T.. Vancouver Deimt. W. T..
l'ort (.'tear d'Alcnc. I. T. I'm t Colvilla. IV. T.
Cam Spokane W. T, l'ort KLauiatli. Orcsnu.
l'ort Lapnai, V. T .. Tort Siei unrt, Oregon .
l'roposals for either class of tint -tores
mentioned, or for quantities less tliali the
whole roiuired. will be loccived. Tlie tiov
eminent reserves tins ri-lit to rejeot any or
all proiMisals. A preference will lie given to
articles of domestic production produced on
the I'acinc coat, conditions of price and
quality bt'inj; equal.
itlnnk- urnnosals and limited oiitiiinrs.
statins the kind and t-silnaded iiuiuititb-
required at cacn post. -.11111 biviiik urn par
tici!l:ir! :is In the maimer of liidditi. ainount
of bond to accompany proposal, conditions
to be observed bv bidders, and tel 1:1s of con
tract and payment, will be fumWied on tip
plication to this I'lllce or the Qeartcrni-.'stcis
at the twimisr-o-ts naaied.
Envelopes containing proi-osuS siiouid be
marked ; -'l'loposids lor :il ,"
and addressed in the uiidi-rsiirned. or Hit
le-ipecthf 1'ost liiarteriii.".-teri.
o.r.. nxuv.
Chief Quai te: master.
l'iM-o and Orjjins sold on tne monthly m
sM'ihnent plan, or li-r lent.
Car.2.Adlor's Book. Store.
1 ne largest siik-k oi
fass
3 ty,
FOE THE -NEXT -30 DATS
AT THE
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To make room for large Spring stock.
VI 1 Winter goods will be sold
very low.
a U. COOPER,
T X LStore, near Pan-kcv House, Astoria.
Blanli Books and Stationery
niii11fsis'l',""l Hooks JWWes, I'oelieal
.! ili'sf Wurk-s. Albums and
-4sU,Vl'fcn3 CJ0I1I Tens,
-ygS3ijll!H lJo-Wes a fi.ll and complete
qz2s.p-j S14H--V i eiryiiiui usiiuul
""Ss'Ji.i'iiim a ell iczulatc-d rsoo
Mure. A'sii, nc dcjmt and acPifey for
t-verj i.llH-r;tn;i it-(iM!r;i piiuiiu.-ii.
CARL ADtTSR'S VARIETY STORE
C?s"? Watches, CliH-ks and Jewelry.
,RxS.rMeket and Table Cutlcrv.
yVfiKVuikce Notions and Tojs,
sr ' "fc rteiiire 1 rames ami ijiinnno. 1
iisSi&2!:,l,. Carriages a coinrMetef
"" " a-vsiirtiiuiii. Arcnery, eu-.
Now eoods b i-xery .sieamer. The public
ait'lm-iietlVivMinihi" m stock iiml prices.
Clir.NAJJt S .ST., - Wl'ORlA. OhT.GON.
OLBAMDffG and REPAIRING
NF.AT. Cin:Al,-AXD QUICK. F.Y
:i:o:i;s: i.ovk'it.
Main Stiei-t. il i"Hb 3. lieb's.
' ASTOBTA BIIEWERT.
M. MEYER ----.-. Proprietor.
ASTORIA, - OREGON.
S3E3E30I.X" -A-3SOTTKr03ES2WCEI3Sr,T'.
REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE TRICES.
$7 50 PER BAKREL OF 30 GrAIiLONS.
L-nC.E OKDRISS IN LIKE PI'Of'OimiJN.
LossSQuantities, 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, - - - SI 50 "per Dozen
eE-Specifll attention p:tid to orders from 1'uhlie Hnnies-and FamiI!es.TfB
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
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A aix-ycar-old boy, named Graves,
was killed by a cougar near 7It. Ver
non, Tuesday afternoon.
Prominent among the fctar pupils
for last month were Eobt. McLean,
John Anderson and Eiiza McLean,
whose names were accidentally omit
ted from tho list published.
Wo regret to chronicle the deatli
of Mrs. Sarah Fox, wife of Justice
Fox, wh6 passed away at an tarly
hour yostei day morning. The f u neral
will tako pbco at 10 o'clock to-tnorrow
morning; there will be a rtqiiietn
mass at iho Roman Catholic church,
from whence the body will be taken
to the grsT.".
We understand that a branch
organization of the "Patriotic Sons of
America" lias been formed here and
meets twiee a month in the worktnans'
Hall. It is alleged that the principles
aro about the same as thoso of the
famous ''Crescents" who tnado such a
stir in California' and Nevada, .six
years ago. -
Nooldgooiison Call Atller's shelves;
everything new and inviting.
Music for the piano, organ, ilute,
violin, guitar, cornet, accordeon, banjo,
fife, coneenina and other instruments,
just receiv cd at Adler's music store.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms can
be had at the Union Hotel.
Examine the fine selection of sum
mer suitings, overcoats, etc., at Mc
intosh s cw Clothing Mouse, inci
dent block. See ad.
Rraee uii the whole system with King
oi the i;ioou. see Auveruseiueiu.
CoiAinx's Liciiic's Liquid Kx
Tn.vcrr of VirA'.v A'i Toxic Ixvinon-
ATon. As a tome in an cuscs oj o
ointu and weakness cannot be sur
passed. ;
For DysiK'n-di" andLiver Complaint,
vou have ii printed eunnintce on every
bottle ot Sliiloh's Vilnlirrr. It never
fails lo euiv. Sold by V. E. Dement.
How absurd to wheeze with a cuugli
which IIakh's. Hoxi:v or Honr.iiDcxn
and Tai: will cure. I'iku's Tooni-
.vciii: Disoi's euie in one minntc.
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iri
i:xci-:i.i.i-.I) i:v xoni-tj on this coast
- PROPRIETOR,
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is scn:i:ioi: to mosi. and i
JOHN ILOIN, -
. OHEMAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
earOnlcn -left at the' OElLMANIA-liKKl: HALL ill be pminplly attended to.-
John A. Montgomery,
cstTccnsson to .iackins ii monthomeiiy.)
Vatfiit Washer.
3Ir."F. C. llamniond is now in lln-citx
for the purpose of inducing the latest
labor having inventien: a l-.itent pneu
matic clothes washer whieli is destined
to supersede the old fashioned machines.
There is one now iu operation al the
Occident which is. of itself a good ad
vertisement. If j on need anything of
the kind get the. bc.s.t, and this is the
best. It woikson anew nrincinle and
is at once neat, cheap, durable and effec
tive.
Sheriff's Notice. "
mill: STATE. COUNTY. AND STATE
X School Taxes for tho yoarl"l,:in' now
due and can be paid at m oilU-o at tbeCourt
House. . A.JI.TWO.ur.I.Y,
iliwtr Shcritf and Tax Collector.
oico. hi u:, -
Al.Tlilll'.MtKs,
- VltOWMETOU
slAOEMANAOEi:
Anfillic-r of tlioso tine A. 11. Chase
organs at the City Rook Store.
lloust to let.
sou.
Iniiuireof .Mis. Mun-
Apply
Seining Scow for Sale.
KJEAltLY NEW. HAS pNI.Y I1F.KN weJ
Li part of ouc season. Sue, 4lSJ feet. 1
font nold. Good accommodation for twenty
men. I or particulars appi to
CLTTINK fACKINfl CO..
tf - r-ile Ctilf, W. T
new"chop"house.
ATI! J. ?.l. fKO.lljMAN, firmerlj ,-f tbtsj
Hi Europe House, roriuun, is plan u .-ui-nouiicctu
tli-publleaml his nrun fi-'e-irts
that he I1.13 opened a
Coffee anrf Chop House
on Cass Street. ner. d.snr i the Atokian
olliu'e. Clnips an I S;m!s u.ed to ordi r.
D. KELMAN,
Open nil :' le.11. IVrfiiriimiirB !'. i-y
Mjlil. t'.itllre liaiist- r I'm-
uiKimoe ?nre 11 lVt-oK.
'oiu prHng all t!'0 latest
SOKCS, DANCES AND ACTS.
We give the Best
Variety Entetainment
In the West.
Tile theatre Is crowded nightly, aud .ill
vlioliav.- v.linessett me vmcriauiinuiii piu
nounee it lo be eniml to any given elsewhere
Mr. Hill as u caterer for the public's
amusement e:m not he excelled. Anynociv
,;hi,i.f ti qniMiil :i nleLs;int cveninir and
se.c siwt1;1Iu;; wit and beauty without vul
parity. .should Impiove the opportunity and
eome.
The eon:ii.uiy comprises the tolloninK well-
IvllUttll .trusts ;
Miss I'VNMU W.U.TO.V.
Jliss Louise Cook.
Mi:. ciii:i.rs KniiLCi:.
Mi:. JOlfN COOK,
Mil .lo.iu'ii I'rrrrv,
Mil. WA1.TKB Takks.
Ml M MliiP'i v.ill upi ar nishtly in their dif
loront iH-rl:illU-s.
cpei. :i r mui-i rl i ei vxciiing ; perfonn-aiiH-iii-uiiiriivIii
at s: entranee totlieatre
nu lleiib-u lui'f. i'lii.-ili" hors on Chena
r.uiss:ri t. -
Look cut for Our Stars.
"jM i' ljirT'53Bfe
IIKIT.F.RS IN"
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A fiei er.il Assortment of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agent for
3I;i0t' Slovcs and .Ranges
The Ui!st in the market.
riiimbinxKoodi of all kintla on baud. .Job
,1 ni.- .lr.iiM In ., u.f,-lrm.inlllri, mmmiii-
COkSkK Or AfAIX a.vi .jkffkkhox ntkeets,
STOXtXA, - QRBGOir.
CHAS. HEILBORN,
ilANUFACTUREll OF,
FURNITURE 3? BEDDIISFG-
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames ana Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete in every branch.
r.'ev,
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MARBLE AND STONE WORKER ; WitiZ,?LX
For rent clump, an Organ,
at tins office.
The bills -for A. 31. Joliiison & Co.'s
buikUiu: will be opened at tins Asto
kian olliee, between tho hours ot ." anil
7 o'clock on the eve o the 25th Inst.
. A. 31. Johnson & Co.
T V,,,- ! ISO
Honumonts and Eca Stones, tTv.lTrXt
or anything ... Ihe ., of .,,. - '.ifsV's! (K
. Adams) Milit.tr-!:. sr-.;iiiiiii. diiiinj; the
SUVTi: CAN-SUAMKISn ala on hand. uet tisbiu s.siiii. flie ri.jbl to n-Jcel any
.! ttii iti.u !i. i.vi lit- deemed bi-st. H re
"First O.iss work and satisfaction Buanmleed. scr ,-d l. tin uiidrrs'Kiifil. -
Shop oiiposltc C. 1- I'arlcerVs residence. 3Ia,. all(,-Ai,-t Apt. Ccner.il, itn.vct Rriira
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