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ASTORIA, OREGON:
TUESDAY MARCH. 28, 1SK2
ISSUED EVERY MOHNING.
(Monday Ksceptod).
J. P. HALLORAN & COMPANY,
Pcr.Msitr.rw a-i VnorciCTOtts.
.Ut-arian Building, Cass street.
Terms of Subscription :
:erredby Carrier, per waefc 5 Cento
eitt by nail, fourraoatij......
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" Advertisements Inserted by the year at
no rate of 81 GO per square per month.
Transient advertising, by the dny or week.
Uiy cents per 8iuaro for each insertion.
THECIT.
HlK DAILV ASTOlttAN trill i trill ba
nMallSttr.lt nmanlh.jrccnj jhxIocc lkad
ere if ho iunUmplatc ahrtscefrnn the cUy can
hare TnR astoiuan- fallow them, Dailv
r Weekly editions to ami iioat-of ice with-
Kit aMltbmal expense. Aildrtifc may Ijc
tnanocd a nfter. a desired, locate orders at
the emmlina room.
Dusty.
Council meets to-niht.
The Umatilla arrived iu yesterday
morning.
Wheat is worth 76 cents a bushel
at Albany.
The Videttohas "petered," hence
theBO steers.
What 13 the matter with the
street lamps?
There are 42,000 tuns of tonnage
en rontp to the Columbia.
Portland has subscribed 70,000
to buy a tug "as an investment."
The Dnko of Abercorne is from
Honolu with thirty-seven tons of
suar.
And now the assessor is around
collecting statements of great pecuni
ary value.
Tho May 'Graham cleared for
Queenslown yesterday. Her cargo is
worth $36,500.
Congress will bo petitioned this
week to take off tho present duty 'on
imported Bibles.
It costs twenty cents a day to
keep prisoners in Kansas. They must
be found Btarved.
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- Eew boats are tho moat prominent
featuro now- in milking along tho
streets cast of Cass.
Ka-ta-ta, the Alaskan murderer,
will be hanged in Portland at cloven
o'clock this morning.
All that was mortal of tho poet
Longfellotf was consigned to tho tomb
last Sunday, in Boston.
Tho streets arc crowded these
days, and every one that want te
work has something to do.
Ladies' Guild, of Graco Episcopal
church, will meet in tho vcstry-oom
to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 v. it.
Two men overbeard: ono on Sat
urday, and tho other, Sunday night; no
damago beyond a wotting and a scare.
iA pilot boat was struck by light
ning on San Francisco bar on the 15th,
tho first instance of tho kind on
record.
E. Z. Ferguson has gono to Pata-J
hr City whoro ho will be engaged with
his brother in tho firm of Ferguson
& Lundy.
Heavy rains throughout California
insuro good crops in our sister state.
A slight sprinklo up this way has had
tho samo pleasing effect.
Nevada has deposits of salt auiii
cient to last the world for a century,
and yet thoavorago man from Novada
is a fresh sort of fellow,
Beccher says he trembles every
time he goes on a lecture platform;
well, -no wondcr,most any man would,
with a reputation like his.
Tho Scottish Hero which was out
side yesterday had letters taken out
to her on the tug, which changed her
destination to San Francisco.
The tug Fearless which was in
uso on tho Columbia bar this winter
struck on the Cooa bay bar last Satur
day with considerable damage.
Eighteen thousand dollars county
money has been distributed to the
school districts of Multnomah county;
there are 8,424 children to share it.
Jos. Flechter, a prominent Van
conver lawyer, has been missing for
two weeks; search has been mado
without avail, and the matter is ono of
mystery.
Tho Eureka nrrived in on Sun
day afternoon, from Alaska and Vic-
toria. Sho had a stormy time nutsido
-and blew her whistle off tho North
Head from 0 a..m. to four in the after
noon..
Democratic Primary.
At a meeting of the Democratic
voters of Astoria, on March 23th, the
follow itig delegates were elected to
the county convention to be held in
Astoria on the "id of April, at 11, a.
it.: O. II. Stockton was elected i
chairman, and C. J. Tronchard, sec
retary; John Hobson, I. Derjjnian,
Ym. G. Ross, A. W. Ferguson, C.
T. Trenchard, O. Sovcy, J. A. Devlin,
Geo. C. Flavol, C. II. Stockton, E.
W. Sehltn, Dr. A. C. Kinney, P. II.
Fox, Wrn. Bock, T. Sherry, P.'
Bartb, Thos. Dcaly, Ed. O'Connor,
John Bergman, B. Van Ditscn, A. A.
Cleveland, .1. V. Bottom, Wm. Oli
ver, .1. F. Xowlcn. John McCann,
N. Johansen, Jacob Stnrc.
Moved and secended: That the re
cord of iis meeting be published in
The Astoeux.
C. J. Tkkxchakii,
Secret a ry.
A Rival to Slioalwater Bay.
Those who have ever partaken of
Shoalivater bay oyster will learn with
interest that an oyster bed has been
discovered on tho shore of the Malay
peninsula, the shells of some of tho
Singapore bivalves weighing ."KJ3
pounds. It must be confessed that
tho oyster which inhabits such a shell
mnst be larger than the gregarious tri
dacna of Shoalwater bay; we havj
never yet soon au oyster from that
locality that moas.ured two feet aortas,
n3 it is alleged this Onontal tridacna
gigas does.
A Thirsty Horse.
There is no accounting for tables,
but why Bergman and Berry's horse
should continue to go overboard on
overy favorable opportunity can only
be accounted for on the supposition
that ho wants a drink. His last ex
ploit consisted in upsetting the
wagon lie was hitched to, ovor the
upper Astoria roadway, yesterday.
Having in some way freed himself from
tho liarness, he took a drink ami came
ashore.
Somo rudo disturber of the
dreams of childhood, mid who takes
no stock in the "twinkle twinkle little
star" bu3iucss, saya that stars do not
twinkle; that 'tis the eye of the ob
server that does the blinking.
AH tho canneries are getting
things injto shape; atter next Friday
fishtngKfor the market will bo- legal,
and as soon after that as it is ascer
tained that tho salmon are plenty
enough tn justify active operations,
tho catch begins.
-Tho steamer Yaqtiinna will sail
for Tillamook, Vaqnina and Coos B.iy
on April 2d. Any party wishing to
ship freight U any of the above ports
will notify C. J. Trenchard. This is the
Yaquina's last trip, as she will go into
the coal trade from Coos Ray to San
Francisco.
Every bed in St. Mary's Hospifcil
is full. 'Tis probable that to accom
modate the demands of the season,
increased" accommodations must be
provided. Tho careful attention
vouchsafed tho afflicted by the pious.
womon who have consecrated their
lives to charily is worthy of all praise.
Jorome Porter, Esq., has pur
chased the celebrated running horses,
"Trade Dollar" and "Caddie R," and
has them in training at the Washing
ton county fair ground, and under tho
supervision of J. It. Buchanan. Two
thousand dollars, says tho HilUboro
Indopondent, was the price paid for
thoiu.
The wheat and flour exported
from New York during February '32
was in the aggregate more than that
from any other American pert: San
Francisco clearances came next, and
Astoria stands third. This is another
articlo on tho Columbia river bar, but
you can wagcryoursaccharine uxistenco
that tho Sound papers wont copy this
particular item.
Now that a start lias been made
by tho building of a barge with a ca
pacity of 1,000 tons, the next thing in
order will be a flouring mill: tho wheat
can be brought down more ns a matter
of iuuIuhI accommodation than as a
means of profit, mid a nucleus formed
for what will assuredly form in the
future ono of Astoria's principal ele
ments of prosperity.
Six boats mako daily trips bo
tweon hero and Portland new: Tho
Ilayward, Bonita, Fleetwood, Manza
nillo, Willamette .Chief, and Dixie
Thompson. The first four carry pas
sengera; the last two. freight. Can?.
Babbige commands the Hay ward;
Cant. Spraguc, tho Bonita; Capt.
Matin, the Flcotwc.od, and Capt. Bur
reau the MannniUo. Business opens
brisk on tho lower Columbia this sea
son. A girl wants a situation to do house
work; wage3 fifteen dollars a month.
The "Woman who Plants Shrubbery
The deep philosophy of Texas Sift
ing has solved one. of the woman
problems as follews: "You can sec it
down here in Texas already, and in a
3hort time it will make its appearance
all over the United States. Like tho
prickly heat' and boils, it comes out
regularly every spring. We refer to
the spectre of the front yard. Per
haps the leader does not quite compre
hend our meaning. We refer to tho
woman who plants shrubbery, and
grubs about generally, early overy
spring, inthe front yard. Early every
spring the average woman, rich or
poor, dresses herself in a faded 'calico
dress, disguises herself in a big poke
bonnet, .nd, armed with a garden
rake, she goes prow lint; about like a
scarecrow off wheels, a nigger with a
water put usually bringing up the rear
of the procession. The question
arises: Why rtocs the average female
strive to make herself so hideous and
to fill a dead man with distrust, if In:
were to walk past, when about tho
only returns for her trouble are a $10
rheumatic pain in her back, and a
suggestion from her husband that
she hii-o a wagon and go around
selling vegetables? The reason
why women will persist in
fixing up a garden is simply because
they cannot help thomselves. They
are acting ftom an irrcsistnble im
pulse. It is because their ancestors
did so. Why, in tho .spring of
thu year, do pic-nic3 become
epidomic, and old and young,
rich and poor, rush off into tho coun
try to eat their lunch under trees, and
be fed or. by ticks and mosquitoes! It
is simply that for ieii3 of thousands of
years man was iu a nomadic condition.
Ho wandered about with his family in
the woods, living on berries and being
annoyed by insects, and although man
has become civilized, and lives in a
house, yet, nevertheless, about once a
year an irresistablc desire to return to
his old vagabond life comes over him,
and he just has to go on a pic-mc,
after which he cools down for the rest
of the year, and puts sweet oil on the
tick bites. Just so it is with women
gardening. Until quite recently wo
man had to do all tho hard work in the
field. Sho had to dig up tho ground,
plant the crop and gather it, until it
became second nature to her. Her
husband -was kind enough to encour
age hor to keep on by shaking a stick
at her when sho" wanted to sit down
and rest, but it was below his dignity
to work. Such was the condition of
woman from -tho beginning of time.
It will bo remembered that Adam was
too lazy to gather in the apples, so
Evo had to do it for him. Of courso
all thiB is changed now. All that
most women do in the way of hard
work is to dro3s up and go to parties,
but every spring she cannot resist tho
impulse to put on her worst clothes
and drudge with a hoe cut in tho
front yard, as sho used to do thou
sands of years ago."
Announc ement-
The Natiotial Surgical Institute of
Indianapolis, with branches at Phila
delphia, Atlanta, Ga., mid San Fran
cisco, which has a national reputation,
will permanently establish a branch at
Portland, Oragon. Two of the skilled
surgeons of this institute prepared
with every needed apparatus for the
successful treatment of cripples will
meet all the old p'lticnta mid such new
ones as may desire treatment, this
year, nl tho following place?: Port
land, at St. Charles IIotol, April 2th,
10th and 11th; Albany, April 12th
and 13th; The Dalles, April 17th;
Walla Walla," April 19th and 20th;
and Seattle, April 2oth and 26th, and
boreal tcr at Portland, Oregon, on tho
first two weeks of May and November
of each year, coniuiencing Nov. 1882.
Beware of all traveling Doctors who
may claim to represent any other in
stitute, for this is the only Surgical
Institute on this coast with facilities
nnd oxporienco for tho treatment of
deformities. J. M. Hinkle, M.D.,
Geo. B. Handy. M. D.
Surgeons in chargo, National Surgical
Institute, 319 Hush St., S. V.
-What a lot of froo adverliaiug
lawyer Conkling gels? '
In tho North American ltoview
for April, Gov. Eh H. Mtliray, of
Utah, trcat3 of tho existing crisis in
tho political fortunes of that Territo
ry. According to the present method
of local government there, tlm minor
ity of the population, tho Gentiles,
though they possess the greater part
of tho wealth of the Territory, exclu
sive of farm property, and though
they constitute by far the most enlight
ened and enterprising portion of tho
community, are practically without a
voico in legislation. The author pro
poses a drastic yet entirely practical
romody for theso mid all the other
evils prevalent in Utah.
Xotlcr.
I have bought out the restaurant on
Slain street, in lJoehling's building,
from .lames White -and Itoivllcoand'
rented tho same to James WhUe.indwill
not bo responsible for any debts con
trnctoii. 3Iax Waoxek.
For Kent.
A eigjr btand: tlm list m est are. for
sale. Inquire of P. II. Fox. Main street.
Uastern Oysters.
Another line lot of Eastern Outers
just received at lioscoes, per .steamer
Oregon. Occident block.
..II- f I ftrHt'a Prc Vnrim, o
cup of tea, coffee, or chocolate with pie
or cake, ten cent?. Qam and egg.
Open at any time. Entrance through
Geo. Lovett's tailor shop.
Brace tip 'he whole s.steiu with King
of the Rlood. See Advertisement
Sliiloh's Yitali7or is what jou need
for Constipation. 1-oi.s or Appetite, Diz
ziness and all .symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and T" cents per bottle. Sold
by W. E. Dement.
Sleepless XfchK. made miserable
by that terrible eondi. Sliiloh's Cure is
the reiiieilj lor you. Sold bv V. K. De
ment.
Will jou Midler with DisprpMa and
Liver Complaint '.' Sliiloh'.-. Yitalizer is
stiarniitrcU to cine you. Sold bv V. E.
Dement.
--Tne 'Always liand" stmepipc
:-hclvcs at .lohn A. Montgomery's.
Music for the piano, organ, lliite.
violin, guitar, cornet, necindeon, nanjo,
flfn pnnpprtiii'i nml ntlinv mcti-Mitwtiitc
jut received at A tiler's music store.
Examine the fine selection of sum
mer suitings, overcoats, etc.. aJ Mc
Intosh's Now Clothing IIou-h-, Oivi
dent block. See ad.
All the latest novels, at Ailler's.
Frank Fabre has oysters in i:vrj
style. Stow and pan roasts a specialty
Mr. John Kngcs of the Central Mar
Ket, lias made arrangements to keep al
ho finest fre.sb fish, etc.. in their season
Beautiful stationery in endless :-
nety at i.ari Aiucrs .
Yan Duscn & Co. hae just icceivcd
a fine lot of hats of the latest styles find
patterns.
Three, scow loads of drv lir. spruce
limbs, nnd bark, just received ami for
sale at uray.s uocic.
I'ariles wishing groceries, provis
ions or merchandise ot any description,
should Icaw their oidcrs with A. Van
Dusen & Co. asiliey are prepared to de
liver goods iu any part of ihc city on
the :-liortest notice.
No old goods on Carl AdlcrV; shelve;
rtrijtiiui itizw iiuu lllMllll.
New lot of sough nnd sheet music at
Adler's.
Hot and cold baths; the finest in the
city, at tho Orient Uathing Rooms, op
posite Iloldcn's auction store. a
.Iek: CifABTi'.its, Proprietor.
P. J. Goodman, on Ohemiuiua .street,
has just received the latest ami most
fashionable .styra of gents and ladies
imois. snoea. etc.
Coi,m:r.H Lir.nios Kiqrui ISi.w
and Toxic lxviGOit.vion will rare in
digestion and perpetuate bodil vigor.
Tuhn vo other. Of druggists.
For handsome holiday presents,
such as toilet cases, cologne sett-, pcr-
imuur) rusjCK. line soups, cie.. go to
Conn's drug store, opposite Occident
Motel. !
Croup. Whooniii'' Couzh and rtroii
chltis immediately relieved by Sliiloh's
i.urc. ,-s.om oy t . r.,. wpiiient.
If you want anything in tho line of
oooks ana stationery go to Aillor.s; the
unesianct largest assortment or everv
thing in that line.
For the genuine J. H. Cutter old
Bourbon, and the best ol wines. Honors
ni..i u.,i. rn. .:.... i.'.. i, i.i....
rtliuoou . i.iui-i.-,i,w Ul'UI,UUl 111 llll' VlVlll.
opposite the bell tower, and see Camp
bell. How my throat hurts' Then vhv
don't you use Rami's IIoxky ok 1Ioi:k-
HOIJXH AXI TAIIV I'lKIls TOOTH-
Aran: Dnop.s cure iu one minute.
Catarrh eined, health and sweet
breath secured bvShiloli'.sCaldrrb I!
Mly. Price 30 cents. Nasal Injector fice.
i'(r?aie y j. r.. ueiuent.
Another of those tine A- IS. Ciiasc
organs at the City Hook Store.
"Music hath charms." See Carl Ad-
lers accorde.ons; they are as big as thev
make "em.
For lame Rick, Sid.- or Chest u.-e
Sliiloh's Porous Plaster. Price -Si cents.
For sale by W, E. Dement.
Chas. Stevens and Son liaea stock
oi mournings aim mounters tools which
can be bought cheap for cash to close
out that branch of the busings.
Shiloh's Cough and Cou-tmiptiou
juxu is mini uj us on miar.iiiice. ji
cures consumption, sold by v. K. it
ment.
That Hacking Cough can be so
quickly cured by Sliiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. .-soui py . k. Donicnt.
For rent cheap, an Organ,
at this office.
Apply
A larce consignment of tin. Ih.ci
brand Ked Cross coal oil just reeciwd
;u .mo. iiougei .s, ueilirai. JiarKel.
Furnished or unfurnished moms can
ixs uau at tue union uotei.
New stock of ready made clot!ih.
gcnt'.s furnishing goods, hats, caps, etc.
li .11UI luo.su s .y; . milling nou-e, I ICCI'
dent block.
A great vanetj of locks, hinges and
screws in .inn. .iioniuomcn s.
Those writingdesks at the City bool
Moru.ire me ncsi, in uie cuy. They are
souk-iiiiiu; luce ;uiti iiumuie, aim just
iwi.li oiosl JUU.HJ; kiou's woimi appreci-,
ate from the giver.
1 have just received tin-finest assort
ment of fancy goods in my line ever
brought to Astoria, consisting of -perfumery
cases, toilet sets, toilet cases
fine perfumeries fancy soaps, combs!
brushes, hand glasses, and toilet articles
of all kinds splendid presents for the
holidays. Call and examine goods ami
prices boforc purchasing elsewhere, at
J. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occl
dnt Helsl, Astoria, Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OPENER
RG1DT-9ABK CLOTHIK0
Men's Youth's and Boys'
Aln a ttt-ei:us line of
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
IF. ITS, C.(IJS, etc. etc.
D. A. Mcintosh
Tailor and Clothier
!('( SDKN'T ISI.OCK
as9! JLdler's
MUSIC STORE,
Pianos and Organs
Of all makes constantly on hand. Also :i
full stock ot
VIOLINS. GUlTAPvS, IJANJOS, AC-
UJ KlJUUiSS. COJS UKUT1N AS.
HARMONICAS, FLUTES.
Also n large stock of tho best ot
VIOLIN AND GU1TAB STBINGS,
SHEET MUSIC,
AND .MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
As well as oorth!np elso belonpint; to a
first (.'lass Music Store.
I'l.otiis nnil llrr-mi-. vAliTrtt, ln niTthl. in
stallment plan, or for rent.
CarlLAdler's Book Store.
The largest stock of
Blank Dootts and Stationery
Of every description.
School Books, Rihles, Poetical
Works, Albums and
- fluid Tens,
liesldcs a full and complete
siotk nf everytlilns usually
Kent in a well rerul:ited Hoot
Store. Also, nen-s deixit ami apency fur
every paer:m.l p.-ilo,lical pulilisheil.
CARL. ADLER'S VARIETY STORE
cfs! Watclies, Clocks and Jenclry,
5:s VlWlnf .n.l T.Llrt 0..ln.
. ...ni , null UI'IV. JUU(.1J,
Yankee Notions and Toj-s,
Picture Frames and Cliromos.
Ilaltv Carriaces. a comnlete
assortment. Archcry,.etc.
Xcw poods by every steamer. The public
are liiMtcd to etamine my stock and prices.
CHENAMl'iJ ST., - ASTOItLV. OREGON.
Proposals for transportation.
HKADQUARTmvS IinrAIt rjIF.XT .
OKTIIKCOLUM11IA, I
OlTICK OT CHIKl QUAKTEini.S,TElt, 1
Vsceuvei: U.nn cics. W. T., I
March 2o. ISS2. J
SKAI.KII PltOI'OSAI.S, IN Tltll'J.ICATE.
snlijcc-t to the usual conditions, will be
reeeiu'd at this ofiloc, and at the oflle of the
Ohlet Quartermaster. .Military DUlslon of
tlie I'aeilie, I'rcstdioof San Francisco, Cal.,
imlll 12 o'clock noon, on Wednesday. April
19. ISSf. at which time and iilaes thev will
he opened in the presence of bidders, for
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nil ii.iiijiifiu'iKMi i .iitoiur siippucs rill
tiie follow mji described rmitcs'in the licpart
uient of the Columbia, diiriii!; the ear eom
mciiciiiK July l. lss-2. and emliiiK .lime
:ji. 13:
IVanoii Transportation.
. ItoiT'K.No l. Siirasne, V. T., to Camp
Sjik.-iue ;unl Fori Culwlle. AV.T.. and from
Ski)c:iiic I'.ills. W. 'f . to Camp .Spokane and
Fort Colville. W. T.
I.'oitkXo.'.'. From southern terminus
oi use uri'iron ami California K. It. to Fort
K aiikitli. Oregon.
UoltkN'o. ?,. Kiom I'eiiilletoii. Oregon,
tn liiiisu lUrraeks, I.T.
Steamer TraiiKpoi'tutlon.
ItoirrnNo 4.-l'orJr:uisporta1Ioii of U.S.
Military Supplies lietneen Astoiiaand Fort
Stevens, Oregon, amt Port Canby. V. T.
ltei'Ti: o. o. Iletween Portland Oregon,
and Vancouver, W.T.
Pi-oiHis.iisIor transuorialioii on an or rill
nf the routes above-named will be rcceied.
lneuovcrnmcnt leserves tne rigut to re
ject any or all proposal.
Wank proposals, form of contract, and
primed circulars, stating the estimated
oiliiiitities of Minnlles to be transported, and
L'ivin full nifr.inotif.il as to the manner of
tiiditnig, conditions to be observed by bld-
ocrs. unu nams oi couiraci aim payment
Hill Im; furnished on aimlication to tfds of.
iice or to the omce of tho Chief Quarter
master. .Military iiivisinn ot tne t acitic, frc
sidio of San I'r.incisco. Californi.i.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
iiiarKcu : "t-ro pnsais lor Transportation on
ltoute No. ,"' and addrcsseel to the
unaersntneii.
(1. 1!. UAM1Y,
Chief cjuartennaster.
TTirAUOrAltTCHS DEPA11TMENT OF
JH- tne t oiumliia. ancouver Isarraeks, v.
T...Nov.W.ltSI.
Written proposals will be received bvthc
r.ndersigned. at Vaneovver Barracks, AV. T
unlit Marehr.lst, lsS2, forthe right of exclu
sip seining on the Port SUvens. (Point
Adams) Mititnrv Hcseration. dunns tlie
ne.t fishing season. The right to reject any
or all bids. a.s inav be deemed best, is re
served 17y the undersigned.
O.I). UKKEN
3I.il. ami Ass't Agt. Oencral. lUcvrt Brlg-i-
aicriicnorai i'.s. Anuj.
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School Tax, District No. 9.
rppin: astoria.
ivarici: is iikreuy oiven that
li Sieiio.ilTiies for the above District are
now due and nayaUe at the office of the
undersigned. Vhiise pay up proniptlv and
save costs. WJI. B. AUAIi;.
iltd. Clerk District No. D.
SHIPPING TAGS
rplli; lllT QUALITY. WILL BK SOLD
J. by tho hundred, or by the box, pnntud or
Plain, to salt customer, at
TlTE A3T0SLL3 0filc.
C. II. COOPEB, GEUEUAL MERCHANDISE.
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FOE. THE NEXT 30 DAYS
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very low.
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ASTORIA
M. MEYER
ASTOPJA,
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REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PPJCES.
$7 50 PER BARRELOF 30 GALLONS.
LARGE ORDERS IX LIKE PROPORnoX.
LessSQuantities, - - 30 Cents per Callon
Bottled Beer, -.., - - SI SO per Ooxen
g-Specinl altciitu)ii iialdto oiders from l'uhllc Iloasas and Famllles.-s
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
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JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR,
GHEWAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
ewonleis left at the OEltMAXIA IlEEir HALL wiu be premptly attended to.-
Jolin A. Montgomery,
(StTCKSSOR TO .lACKINS.i- JIOX1 OOSIEUY.)
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CHAS. HEILBORN,
MANUFACTUREP. OF;
FURNITURE 25 BEDDING?
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
VVINDO-W CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES
Complete in every branch.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
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