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Vol. xvn.
Astoria. Oregon, Friday Morning, April 7, L88
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No. 6.
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PHAHTOM LIGHTS. my mind, was nothing more nor
Sights Lilto that of the Plying lQ'Si tiian tnQ phosphorescence that
Dutchman Explained by an , . , , . , , m.
Old Fisherman. i hovered .over the big shoal, liio
"If you walnuTseD soinethincr j oil from so ,nar,-v mo oi "
downright curious," a white-apron-' moving :ilonS was enough to pro
ed Fulton Market fish dealer Mi'u,!ducoa !u' imt Toa wiH r"ul inen
"cast your eyes in that barrel," a11 alonS ll- srrcof Long Js
pointing atone that stood in the land-who believe there is a regu
corner. ' ' phantom craft that comes in oiT
Th li.l w.c o.,roflU. m?Cnrl Unci on sot t of a coaster in tho
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but instead oi a vicious lobster, as
was oxpocted, flames of fire seemed
to start out, and in the barrel were
fishes glowing with a golden radi
ance. "How's that for a lire?" the fish
dealer asked. "The only trouble
about it is that it's ail light and no
heat phosphorescence, thejr call
it."
"I'vo noticed," ho continued,
taking 0110 of the fish up, "that
mackerel more commonly give out
light than any other fish. It's a
greasy oil that shines, and conies
off on your hands. I've put some
of it in n glass of milk, and there
was such a blaze that read a pa
per by it. Tho light lasts on a
dead Gsh about four days, but if Mayor. The mention of the lat
it comes up cold it disappears, and , ter personage is incidental to the
comes again when the weather is
milder. In fresh water it soon dis
appears. Alcohol, whisky or alka
lies will stop it; but common salt
or honey mako tho light muchj
brighter. No, I'm not a chemist, j
but wo have to pick up all these
points in preserving fish, and this
light is supposed to appear on Gsh
when they are getting stale; but
that isn't always the case. I'vo
boen through tho market here in
the dark, when you could see little
patches of light on the stands, and
some of the fish stood out just ex
actly as if thoy wero afire. Wo
had a big horse mackerel here two
years ago, and I never saw such a
"fcwju;- sight in my life. In the dark it
seemed as if flames wero springing
out all over it, and you could read
a paper six inches away.
"I'vo seen somo queer sights.
Two years ago I went menhaden
fishing, and one day as wo wero j
going up tho sound one ot tho
hands said he hoped wo were not
going off the point, meaning
Montauk. I asked him vhy. lie
seemed kind of offish, but at last
. ho let out that he had seen ships
sailing about in tho dead of night
in a dead calm.- I laughed at him,
but two nights later wo cam to
anchor at Gardiner's bay, and as it
was a hot night wo stretched out
" on depk. In the middlo of the
night r was awakened by someone
giving mo a tremendous jerk, and
when I found myself pn my feel
my mate shaking like a leaf, was
t pointing over tho rail. I looked,
and sure enough there was 11 big
schooner about an eighth of a mile
away, bearing down on us. There
wasn't a breath of wind in tho
bay, but on sho camo at a ten
knot rate, headed eight for us.
Sing out to tho skipper,' I said.
'It's no use,' said my mate, hang
ing on to me. 'It's no vessel.' But
thero sho was within one hundred
r vards of us. Shaking him off I
swung into the Tigging and yelled,
'Schooner ahoy!' and shouted to
her to bear away, but in a second
tbe white sails were right aboard
of us. 1 yelled to tho hands and
made ready to jump, when, like a
flash, sho disappeared, and the
skipper camo on deck with all tho
hands and wanted to know if wo
had tho jim-jams. I'd have sworn
that I had seen tho Flying Dutch
man but for one thing. We saw
tho same thing about a week after
ward. The light passed around us
- and wont up tho bay. I got out
the men and seine and followed in
the path of tho phantom sohooner,
and as suro as you are alive we
made the biggest haul of men
haden oh record. The light, to
spirit trade, f saw an account of
something like thw- in the Portland
papers some tim.-' aftor, and they
thought it was very remarkable;
but wherever you find menhaden
you may look out for queer lights
r, 1ik irnr ntlflllt.im stlltm Mild I
tho like." !
Tho Jewish Szouus Trom Hussia
A prelate of the ltoman Catho
lic church, Caidinal Planning, re
cently presided temporarily over
a meeting called in London, for
the purpo3o of assisting the Jew
ish refugees of Russia lo migrate
to the British colonies on this
coutinent. Cardinal Manning was
succeeded in the chair by the Lord
subject merely, and is made only
to show tho extent to which sym
pathy is extended to the refugees.
The persecution of the Jews in
Russia has undoubtedly been in
tolerable when it has compelled
them so generally to seek, as far
as their means would allow, a re
fugo in other lauds. The popular
uprisings against them at Odessa,
Elizabcthgrad and elsewhere, last
year, are remembered. They were,
to the Russians, a proscribed race.
Thoy did not enjoy the samo rights
that wore accorded to other Mib-
jects of the realm. No career was
Open 10 mem in wo mimic service.
But thoy wero a money-making
pcople, economical and saving, and
therefore incurred the envy and
hatred of their less prosperous
:n. i. , r i,of
icigHoois v. -.u ..uui ...a.
creed. Tho violent collision bo-
v . Xx t
tween the two races in May last
resulted in tho financial ruin of
tho greater number of the Jews.
Neither the Russian Government
nor the nihilists had anything to
do with it. It was a. vigorous and
successful onslaught made, as by
concert of action, at the samo timo
in different places by an antagon
istic peasantry. Troops suppress
ed tho riots, but not until tho
plundering had boen completed.
Then the Jews began to look
abroad for another home, somo
glancing towards Palestine, and
numbers towards the
incncan
continent. Many 1 cached England,
and it has been to assist these that
the London meeting,
held.
navo
bee
The
posed
meetings luvo been com
of influential gentlemen,
regardless of religious distinctions,
Among those present has been Sir
Alexander Gatt, High Comma-
Bioner for Canada, who has encour-
aged the immigration of as many
as practicable to that province.
Tho greater number, however, are 1
landed at Now York. One large
vessel, tho four-masted steamship
Persian Monarch, that has been
employed in tho transportation of
troops to tho Cape of Good flope,
recently delivered four hundred
such passengers at that port, and
she has tho capacity for carrying
ftoen hundred. There were but
six families and only four children
among them. They are to be dis
tributed variously, farmers to
agricultural districts, and artisaps J
to places whoro thoj' can mako
use of thoir trades. Undoubtedly,
the United States will absorb many
of them. A fund has been raised
in London lo help thorn to their
new hooics, but it is not sufficient
to sustain them for any consider
able length of time after they reach
their destination. .The immisro-i
tion of these people to this conti
nent promises to be epiiti; heavy.
They are reported to be i-obcr.
. "... . i ror mi) uenujiu: .1. 11, uuuer old,
industrious and "trinity, and willjiinurbun. and the best ot wine-, liquor
., , " f andS'iu Fram-uro beer, callattheGew, 'a-1
not long bo pensioners, ev.-n i'r!0, ,j!e til(, ;x.ji roW(.,:. and sec Camp-1 c
small amounts, on their English or,
American friends. Besides, $'
they need extraordinary assistance
on this side of the Atlantic, if is
reasonable to suppose that ihosfiif
their race who are here and pros
perous, will not be -backward in
furuishiuz it. '. JP. Bulletin.
The Missiiaippi River leaving Kewj
Orleans.
Tlie- wavward Mississippi, :ic-
, VT .-. ,
m
is ffiviiHi very strong ovi--
.
l 7 ' a o -- . j
deuce of its intention to desert
the queen city of the south atid
seek a now outlet to the gulf. It
,cems tho lather of water is rap
idly cutting another channel, and
that the entire waters of the Red j
river and a large portion of those
? J.
ot ttie Mississippi are now liow
ing through the Atchafalaya.
Unless they e.iti he arrested it is
not improbable that Now Orleans
may. bo left in tho near future
stranded on a shallow stream. Ob
servations at the mouth of the Red
river go to show that where a bar
existed a year ago there is now a
depth of sixteen feet, running
clear through to Atchafaya, seven
or eisht miles distant. This is a re
markable change in a short time, !
and if tho forces in operation con- w.C.ise for upper Astoria or any other
,; tl, mnninn tn in enmmpr- i,art oi tne citJ'' ' -PVP your Orders OU
ttnuo, the menace to tne commer- t,lusjat0 amI they will be promptly at
cial supremacy of New Orleans J tended to.
will ho a .subject lor serious con-
sideration. History records sev
eral great natural changes and
revolutions of this character in
j old world, but they have required
; centuries lor mcir accuuiiHisiuui'iu.
(The great American river, how -
j over, is up with "tho age, and it is
not impossible that it may do in a
'.veck or a month what the sluff
:. 1. ...f. r u k.. !..:.,
.s.. u,.s u. ...u ,i "" -
phero have taken hundreds of
j years to work out.
Tue Groatest Dairying Region.
A
territory of about 00,000
square miles including tho whole
of Iowa, tho north third of Illinois
and tho .south quarter 01' Wiscon
sin, is, wo aro told, to be tho great
dairying legion of tho world.
Fanners there now are said to get,
unon the nveran-e onlv 50 ner
upon tne average, onu .hi PPr
cent. 01 tnn vamo ot tueir grain,
the rest going for transportation;
1.,, ..t,,., . r,, ; ).,,.l .. 1 usnotning iotai;e us piaee. jj eueciu
butwhentiio farm is turned tolnIu.llri-m(irl .,',.,... fnr .,,.,..
dairying tho net receipts amount
' n. T ,i, ,
to au per cent
Iu 1870 there was
j but little bettor made in Illinois
or tho west, and that little was
ilmost uniformly of jjoor quality.
y ol poor quality
,Now there is an immense produc-
tion thete, and western butter and'
cheese command tho highest j
prices, fn 1S81 morothan 1,000,-.
J 000 boxes of cheese and a proper- j
tionate quantity of butter wero1
sold in Ci,icag0: t
A correstiendcut in the Ameri -
XT ,-, . , lL
1 Newspaper Keporter has tho
! cati
loiiowing aoout auvcnising: 1
Tho man who says he don't be-1
lievo in advertising is doing justi
what hu deprecates. Ho hangs 11 '
coat oUtsido of bis door or puts '
drj- goods in his windows that's
advertising.
Ho has printed cards lying on
his counter tha't's advertising.
He sends out drummers through
tho country, or puts his tiatno on
his wagon that's advertising.
If he lias lost his cow, he puts a
written notice in the post office,
or tells his. sister-in-law and that's
advertising too.
He has his name in gilt letters
over tho door what is that but
advertising?
Ho paints hiafhop green or red;
or, if a tailor he wears the latest
stylo; if a doctor, he has a boy call
him out of church in hastotlt an
auctioneer lie keeps a pile of
boxes on his sidewalk in front of
his store and all for advertising,
Don't Die In the Hoo.se.
A.skdniRqlstsl'of'.Ronshonnat'C' hi
clears wit rab. mice, bedims-, roaeltev
vol niin. flic, ants, insect. 13a per boi.
' ;
For tlio uvnuiiu; J. 11. Cutter old,
Iw'l
Catarrh of tbt Bladder.
StinsitiK. smirtinsr, irritation ot the
urinary ivissase-. dNea-ed liisrharsi--;,
cured Pv IIuehsii.uiu. PI. at dniuuWs.
Ore;;on 'Depot, I) Wis & CO.. ivrll.ind,
Ou-sou.
"HacKinetaek." a lasting and lia
,iraut Hufuine. 1'ik ;'.." and ."-o eenis.
.Sold by V. il Dement.
f
Br;:in and Xervi.
Wells' Health Itenewor. ":i.ir.-i r,-.n. .
1 edv on Mrtli for iuinotunee. p.in:ies.l'l!t' .wruost iutinlH-r ot readers at the
1 -ual debility.
j Ore-ion Depot, iAVI.s"& Co., i'l.rthmd"!
I Oregon. ;
ility. etc., St. at
t Tl.n 1Vi.L If ...., .....
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Is n, mammoth, sheet, double the
size of the Dai
the Daih. It is inst the na
per for the fireM
uie. eontaiuinar in addi-
tion to all the current now s, choice mi:.
cellany. agricultural matter, market re
ports, etc. It Is furnished to single su!
scribcrs at S2 00 per year in advance.
War! War! War!
, Water front offered free to any per-on
th3t will build a saw mill in Use city of
WUIIamsuort. Lumber we must have.
to build this city." Wo have one f-tore In
running order at present. Quite a num
ber have already located homes in this
city, and yet there is loom. Sold on
time to .suit purchasers. Located one
mile south of Astoria, on the stimiy side
of the hill, on Youns's bay.
J WILLIAMSON-, Si:
Sotlcc.
I have bought out the restiiiiraut on
Main street, In Uoehllng's building,
from James White and How Hoe and
rented the same to James White.md will
not be responsible for any debts con
tracted. .Max Waoxm:.
Shennnn Uros. Impress
i V17i11 FiiAa!in ntslo-3 f- Mt.i ci.i-j j.f 1
Mothers t
.11 o titers!! Iotlins.! I I
Are j oil disturbed at night and broken
of your ivst by a .side child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cuttinir teeth ? If . eo at onee and
g"1 J" f, ,51 ilttte su
j icivr iiduiuuium!) uunenu uwm u:
not a niother on earth who haVever
useu it,wno wur nutTii you-nt- once
that it will regulate the bowels and
give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to tho child, operating like magic.
It is perfectly safe to use in all cases,
aiuliucasautio the taste, atid is the pre
jscrjption of one ot tho oldest and fwst
1 female physicians and nurses in the
United States, sold everywhere. 23
cents a bottle.
Pcravuiii'IHtter.
Cinchona Rubra.
l'ho Count Clnchon was the .Sjmiiish
Viceroy in l'cru in 1US0. The Counters,
his wife, was prostrated by an intermit-
. . ' r -...?.,. . , - r ,,...(
leiH I eVIT, lrOIU WIIICU Sl! WUS ln'ISl OV
the use of the native lemedy, the 1'eru-
viaii umh, 111. ii- 11 mus L.nicu in him
lancuaee of tho countn-. "Ouiniiuina."
(ft-atefiil fur hfr reooven-. on her return
in "kiirni.Pi in ltirf' flhi- iiilrodiiej.il thoi
t -....,. 1.0.. u,.n: Ti.vi. :t ,.,n in..nhr.. xar f2. a -nirf tc t icaf
t under various name, until Linnauis
.called It Cinchona, in honor of the, lady
u0 had brought them that which was
mureun-eiuusiuaiiimiKmuui uiHiiiuHs
dred and tttty year-., scienvc has given t
, laiits by restoring Ihe natural lone of
the stoiiinch. It attacks excessive love
'of liquor as it does a feu-r. and destrujs
0f "lie Cllicliona is pA't.
' IVnnian Hitters, which a:
notii ailKc. l lie poweriui tome 111u,'
fCTveu in the
areas el5eetie
iisfniiist mr.lnrial finer tiwl.iv us tbev
I were in the days ot the old Spanish
ent-. ot thc-m bttters to be ab-ofutelv
Viceroys. We guarantee tho ingiedi-
ffiaf ntNfy S nlaUbls'Vs'lhV
best bitter in tho world. 'Tho proot of
williuglv abide this test. Korsale by
ffif'ffiaSnfe'.tS
r -
nint'lmndf "fS,0?. AK
lliu punning is 111 im uiiiiug, anil v,c.
..:ii: .. ..1. i.Ia .1.:. a L... ..1.. t...
: bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, bi
1 uuenza, consumption, and all ll1111.it and
I mug complaints. 50 cents and SI alio! -
tij.
King of the- Blood
Ianota "cure a!," It iiablood-punfiernnd
tonic. Impurity of the blood poisons thcs 3
tern, deraiiRes tlic circulation, and tlsuj In
duces many dLsorders, l;now:i by differenr
names to obUnguish them accordluto ef
fects, but being really branches orjiluisesof
that great Keneiie disorder, Impurity ot
Mood. Such are Dwpcptia, lUUiuiuncsa,
Liter Complaint, Contlipation, A'ervmm Dis
orders, Headache, BacUiche, General iVeak
nc3. Heart Disease, Drojmy, Kidneu Dlvcntc,
Pile, RiieumatliiBi,Catarih, Scrofula. Shin
Dtiordrm, Pimples. Ulcerr. StxUings, Ac.,
,ie. Kins of the Blood picvents and
cures these by nttacltlng tho cmc. lmpiuitv
of the blood. Chomlsts and physicians airrcc
in calling it "the most genuine and efficient
preparation for the purpose." Sold by Drug-
Sists, 81 per bottle. Sco testimonials, dlrec
:ons, &e,, in pamphlet, "Treatise on Diseases
01 we uiooar wrappwi arouno each nouie
ir wrapped a
D.IUJJBOM
SOX S: Co.. 1'ioiis
Hartalo.N.X.
Fov Kent
A ciiar stand: the fixtures ore lor
sale, iuanireof P. n.FoT,Alaintreet.
-
Idioms to Iteiit.
Anyone who v.auls a nicely furnished j
jfioiii in a pleasant locality can Loac-
I cuiniiiodntcd at Jirs. Denny (Jurraus,!
ciiuv Cumm'-
near the Cousrecatioual clmrch.
To tho liixliex.
DressniaUitm in all its branches; neat
and reason.ib!". at .Mr.-;. Denny Ourrans.
I 'a street, iicartVtiiff relational Clnueh.
T I.ivi- Jlru.
Tin: Aaron i as Ii.is now reached n
eirciihitioii wliirii nlaccd it at the head
! ir the lUt of Oregon d.:ilk, and insures
tu iidveitiii-is thoieof mnrfi benefit for
I the a-iioiuit paid than maj be secunsl
flsi-wlu-re. lo tlso-e wlio wi-li to reach
druti-.n-.l-.'"''1 pMvi,s' we oner me columns
of im "Wwelive lUlly, the success
Wiiieli from the very start has been
of
fai
Ivyoud the exuviations of the
inost
.?aii;;siim'.
Xothiiis; Short or Vnmistnknblo
Ut-notttH
Conferred upon tens of thousands' of
saUercrt could originate and maintain
tho reputation which Avers Sarsapa
iuli.a enjoys. It Is a compound of the
best vegetable alteratives, with the
Iodide-, of Potassium and lion, and is
the most effectual of all remedies for
scrofulous, mercurial, or blood disorders.
Uniformly successful and certain In its
leiKcdinl ellectfl, it produces rapid and
complete cures of Scrofula, sores, Boils,
Humors, Pimpled, Eruptions, Skin Dis
eases and all disorders rising from im
purity ot tho blood. Uy Its invigorating
eiTects it always relieves and of ten cures
Liver Complaints, Kemale Weaknesses
and Irregularities, and Is a potent re
newer of vitality. For miriivlnr tho
; blood it has no eo.ua!. It tones up the
.system, restores and preserves tho
f Itftrtltl, til !n,i,.f .j ,lrr, mml nnrt..v,
For forty jears it has been in extensive
ue, and is to-day the. most available
medicine for the suffering sick, any
where. Fou S vi.k n v all Dealers.
Circuit Court Blanks, County
Court Blanks, Justice Court Blanks,
sluppln" Blanks, Miscellaneous Blanks,
Deeds, Mortgages, :-.e.. for Sale at The
Astoj:ia- otttce.
I-t?Ali citizens of Oregon who desire
to inform their friends In tho states of
the condition and progress of this state,
can aa e no more complete and compre-hcn-ite
volume of facts to send them
than by subscribing for this journal,
and having us mail it weekly to their
fiieuds. We mail it ss directed. For
r 00 in advance, we mail three copies
of Tin. Wkkki.v Asror.iANone year.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOSPITAL,
ASTOKIA, - - - OKEG03
miiiri lNsnruTioN, bsuot caiu: of
JL the Sisters 01 Chanty, Is now ready for
tlip reception of patients.
rtivat- loomi for tho accommodation of
any desiring throi.
!;! inntu f,i1niitlvl nf nil hnttva rfnvnrtiirthf
I So h -iclan lias enclmivo'rigiit. ovcrv
i patient is free to and has the prltilege of
empioins:uiy pnjsicnn iiiey preier.
I'nlted Stairs Marine,
, ,1.,,, , yr..k.,,,T. n.l llin.lnnn. M ll,iHIn,.
nisimciiHno is, iiouuhi iues.aav eau
pit.u dunnsie"Mirs." rerinlts must bo ou-
r.aneo lor uaiieu Misies .M.iruiesaiiUB UUS'
I torn Jl-mx.-.
Sistkiis ir CllWRlTrl
., ,r ., . ,.., ,,. , . ,. .
Importer aiuVlio.eledea.cr In
Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar
tides, PJayinff Cards, Cut-
lery, Etc., Etc.,
Tin- !arsi.t and fluent stock ot MecPMjhaum
a.id Aiuber enods in tin- eitv. 1'artlcular at-
tentUiu paid lo i-rdi rs from the couutry ands
v e?fis.
f!n-n:ii!iin stieet. Ajturia, Oregon.
TMEO. liltACKr.K. Manager.
Cannery Supplies
Imported nud for sale by
WE. ES X3T BE JS.
AHrolIIA, .... OREGON.
Hiir flipper,
Liverpool Salt,
Piiros Ont-s, etc.
Aient fr.r Itarlork's Soldering ?.lachlne;
Jiiiist(in lnijrned Soldering apparatus;
mtarv table fr (.olderlns -seams; mood's
net tlo.iti.
NEW CHOP HOUSE.
f U. J. 11. VKOjmiAX, formerly of the
lTi EuntpeIInu.se, I'ortiaiul. H glad to an
nounce to the public iUid hi- nuvny friends
that ho has opened a
Coffoo and Chop House
on Ca Sheet, r.ct door to tho AsToniAX
ofilce. C'li'ipaad steaks cooked to order.
GOLDEN SHOE STORE.
I have opened a
NEW BOOT and SHOE STORE
On the Roadway,
Opposite the O. It. &. X Company's Dock.
I 11111 prepared to do
FIUKT CLASS WORUin iuy tine
My stock Is larpe and new and very nlco ;
Of anv style you all sh ill have j our choice.
If on the shelves vou find none that will do.
You cab ha c them ma nr.at t ho Uoldcn Slioe
I. J. AEVObD.
School Tax, District No. 9.
UPPER ASTORIA.
NOTICE IS IIEKFBY GIVEN THAT
School Taxes for the abovo District are
now due and payable at tbe. ottlce ot tho
undersigned,
Vleae pay un promptly and
ave coats,
dtd.
WM.B.ADAIK,
'Clerk District No. 9,
MISCELLANEOUS.
S. AttNDT & FERGHEN,
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
Tha PmnPftr Manhino -5han
.wi.ww. ...mw.muu wmivu
r
BLACKSMITH
a T.ir c --'?
S3 1 J - -g.JW
.'iiiA
Boiler Shon
r 1fia'rf-
All kuvts of
BMGINE, CANNERY,
xn
STEAMBOAT WORK
lYoiuptly attended to.
A sfieclalty iruule of repiUrins
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STREET.
ASTORIA IRONiWORKS.
EfTox Street, Neaii Parker Housie,
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
CEHERAL MACHINISTS! AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LAND lURIffl ENGINES
Boiler Work, " teamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
OASTIXC3-S.
Of all IrnerlptIons,inadn to Order
at Nbort Xotico. .
A D. Wass, Trcsldent.
J. (J. IIcstij-:r, Secretary.
I. W. Cask, Treasurer.
JonN Fos, Superintendent
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Main and Chemusos Streets,
ASTOKIA OREGON.
.CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Tho Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM
and other English Cutlery.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Heershaum Pipes, etc.
A flue stock of
IVatclien unit JnTvelry, 3InEsle and
HreocJi TiOqdlne Nhot Ouiih mid
Itlfli-M, Itovolver-H. I'lstolw,
. and Ammunition
MA KINK
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MAGNUS G. UB0SBY,
Dealer hi
HARDWABE, IEOH, STEEL,
iron Pipe and Fittings,
Finite M Steam Fitters
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON TIN AND'COPPER,
Stoves, Tin Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN, COP-
PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Dona with neatness and dispatch,
Xone but first class workmen cinptojed,
A largo axsortment of
SCALES
Constautly on iiand.
For Sale.
T OTS 3. 4. 5. AND 8 IN BLOCK 43, OPPO-
L JU site Bain and Company' door and sash
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litciury aim mc u esrern iiotei.- This prop
erty is in a.hushies3 location and will bo Sold
cheap.
Also Lot 3 in Block 89; thH lotUneit to
Capt. Wass' double house.
Inmilre at this otflco or of
dlwU TQOS. LOGAN.
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NOTARY PUBLIC,
AlTClfOXKEl!, COMMISSIOX AKW
SUItAXCE AQEXT.
HAM J.. WHITTEMOBE, 31. D.,
rarsicLcv a.v srar.Eox.
Omee oer Adler's book.store.room Xo.T.
KCHideneo at .Mrs. ltosers.
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rnvsii. aniLSiiKEo.
(or.cTscnER Aurr.)
IHsenses ofthc Throat a Specialty.
Office orer Coun's Drug Store.
J)R. C. C. CLASS,
PHYSICIAN AXD SaEGEOX,
Offlec over A. V. Allen's Store,
ASTOP.IA, - orJiGOK.
"P . WISTOS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Ofllee In a h. Porker's building: on Eenton
sweei, opposite custom uouse,
AbTOPJA, - - . OUEGOK.
TAX TBTTI.E, X. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUKOEON
OiTicr.-Over the White House Store.
r.EsirtKjiCK OYcrlbersoa's Bakery, op
posite Barth & Myers' Saloon.
pi r. iiioks,
fENTIST,
ASTOKIA. - ' - -- OEBOOS.
Rooms in Allen's building up stairs, corner
of Cass and Sqemocqha streets.
J Q. A. BOWLBY.
ATraRNEY AT LAW.
Cheuamus Street. - ASTOKIA, OBKUOA
Q U. BAI!V it CO.,
DEALEE IN
Doeis4. Windows, Bllada, Traa
Boms, JLamber, Etc
All kinds of Oak Lumber, Glass, Boat Ma
terial, etc.
Carving and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
Steam Mill near Weston hotel. Cor. Qk
evlve and Astor streets.
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New and Choice
MILLINERY,
Desires to call the attention ottbe Ladles of
Astoria to tho fact that she has reeefred
a Urge assortmont of tbe
LATEST BTlTCiES OF
Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings,
AND
JFAlNrC-Sr QOOD8.
Comer Mala sad Squemoqlie Streets.
B. PARSER,
tlRAUm IX
Hay, Oats, Straw.
Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand.
Wood Delivered to Order.
Praying, Teaming and Express Business.
Horses and Carriages for Hire.
DEALEE VS
WINES, LIQUORS AND CiCARS.
CITY
BOOK STORE.
Wo ure constantly reeelvins new additions
to oiu stock and have the finest and
Urjicst assortment of variety
aoodsln the city.
Combs, Brushes,
Stationery, Frames
Celluloid Goods.
Allourgoodj aro marked in plain figure
Call and examine quality and note prices.
CHAS. 8TEVEXS &SOK
O. KELMAN.
MARBLE AND STONE WORKER
monuments and' Head Stones,
Or anytnlng in tha line of Stone.
HLATK CAN 8EAMEB3 alway on haod.
Pirt class wojX and satlStactwn guaranteed
Shop opposite C. L. Parker's residence.
Chenamm Streets
Astoria. Oregon.
GLEANING and MPAUUNa
NEAT. CnEAP AND QUICK. VX
EORK JiSVETT.
llalu Stwt, loppostte N. Loebs,
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