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AbTORIA, OREGON'S
THURSDAY- APRIL. -JO, 1SS2
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
(Monday Exccirtoi),
J. P. HALLORAN & COMPANY.
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Terms 0 Subscription ;
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scat by mall, foariaoatlis.....JS ft'
sent by mall, one year ............ 9 ft)
Freo of Postaie to Subscriber?.
Advertisements inserted by the year at
to rota of SI 3) pr sqaara por month.
Transient adrertUins, by tbo day or week.
ifty cents per square for each insertion.
THEJ3ITY.
fJK Dailv astouiast trill be tent li
am M at 75 cent amonth. free ofpoetaoe. Ilcaa
m who enUmAatc abtacc from the city caii
'aire Tub Astokian frillmc thctn, Daiia
rr Wep.ki.v rdlttoni to any panl-o'tflee with
out ,tJf Uional repent. Addrtsni ncybt
tnaitjed at often at dcttrtd. Leave orttcrt at
tlr crmntina ntum.
FISHERMEN'S MEETING. I conat of the peculiar situation of our
Resolution and Declaration o! Fur- city -a sort of jumping off place
poses. 1 for Oregon and the Northwest
The statement in yoatenhy morn- i thero is conaiderablo more rascal-
ing's papor that the cxaaunatioijofjity and shenanigan to the
Cvrns Crocker. ev.tr- rtf tlii; shin Storm 'square yard than Oregon towns
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A gold sleovo button awaits nn
oirnec at this office.
fjilvcrtonians feed their hoc? on
sabum and colTee.
There are fourteen candidates for
sheriff in Union county.
Tho skull of Ka-ta-ta, the lately
executed Indian, is one of the attrac
tions in a Portland drug store.
Tho chairman of the Repnbli
can central committee gives notico to
members in another column.
The East Portland city marshal
has resigned and says ho is ''going to
work for his living." Sensiblo man.
Gray's celebrated work on an.
Htomy has been translated into Clu
ueao, which adds a new horror to tho
si tuation.
The steamship Glenoid, from
Hongkong, is duo hero to-day. After
discharging she returns direct to
Hongkong.
There is soma talk on this Sound
to chartor the Yaniiina to carry tho
Alaska mail till such timo as tho
Evangel is fitted for tho service.
Tho Oregon arrived in yesterday
afternoon with tho usual largo con
signment of passengers for this place.
She was delayed by heavy weather
outside the bar.
The experience of n newspaper
man is that if a man got nn a frco
list once, he is ruined for lifo as a
paying subscriber, and if he is cut off
tho list, ho becomes a bitter enemy.
Tho first comet of 1882 has beon
discovered. It is visible immediately
after dark noar Star 50 Draconis, but
until the clouds clear away, the Asto
rians cannot get a victr of it.
Vaccino matter is to be admitted
Into Canada freo of duty. This con
cossion was probably granted because
tho protectionists found it uphill work
to imposo a high rate of duty on
small por.
Chas II. Stockton, chairman of
tho Democratic county committee,
gives notico this morning that thero
will be a county convention at the
Court House, in this city nest
Wednesday, tho 26th inst.
We are glad to hoar in the caso
of F. C. Reed, who sustained a severe
accident a week ago by a piece of hot
iron striking him in the eye, that the
sight will not bo injured, and that ho
will be around again before long.
After the first of noxt June all mail
matter from California and tho East
for Oregon will come by stage." At
present tho 3d aud 4th class matter for
Korthorn Oregon and Washington
Territory is sent by steamer from
San Francisco to Portland.
On the Fleetwood yesterday
morning there wero Homer Gibson
nnd Chas. Marshall, of Wtn. Hume's
boat No. 9; and J. W. Hudson and
Chas. Webb, of boat Kb. 4, who wore
witnesses to tho drowning of Harry
Fredrickson last Sunday and will
testify in Crocker's caso whon it is
tried at Portland.
Tho Ashland Times asks:
Wouldn't it bo a good idea to have a
Toto taken in Oregon on the Chincso
quostion at tho Juno eloction, as wss
dono in California at tho timo the new
constitution was. voted upon, in order
to demonstrate tho unanimity of all
classes of people upon the Pacific
coast in opposition to Chinese immi
gration. "
Mr. John Rogers ot the Central Mar
kct, has nude arrangenionts to keep al
lie finest fresh fish, etc., in their season
Prot Fcaster's writing and book
keeping pupils aro getting aiong.iineiy.
He closes his first term this week and
begins on a second term next Monday
evening.
Calland examino those baby wagons
a$ the City book store.
King, would take placo in the IT. S. '
Marshal's office at nine o'clock,
brought a crowd or men very much
interested in the matter to see what
would be done. .T. 0. liozurth had
so ordered, but previous to the timo
set for Crocker's appearance the mate
had waived examination and given
bonds in the sum of four thousand
dollars for his appearance before
Judge Dcady, in the U. S. District
Court at Portland. Captain Reed
went up on the Emma Hayward, aud,
wo were assured yesterday that Crocker
left on the Fleetwood, though other
parties claim to have positive knowl
edge that he was got aboard the Chi
nese steamer Meath at an early hour
yesterday morning. This is probably
how ho gut away. Davich, also, got
away from the city in haste, ::nd yes
terday an attachment was levied upon
his place nt tho hands of the credit
ors. Yesterday but little nork was
done by any of the fishermen or
those connected with cannery work,
and about iison .1 meeting was held at
O'Brien's hotel, which, after informal
proceedings, adjourned to meet in
Liberty hall at half-past two, to pro-
tost agiinst existing abuse, and to do
maud that certain measures be taken
to do away with tho state of affairs
now allowed to exist. At tho hour
named the hall was' filled to its ut
most capacity. 0. V. Carter cr.llod
tho meeting to ordor, and the name of
C. J. Trenchard being placed In nomi
nation fjr chairman, and tho motion
carried, Mr. Trenchard stepped for
ward aud took the chair. Clark
Laughrcy was elected secretary, and
he declining. 0. V.. Carter was elected
to thai position. The first or
der of business was to appoint a
committoe of nine to draft a set of
resolutions expressing tho seme of tho
meeting. Such committee having
been appointed by tho secretary,
tho meeting adjourned for h.ilf an
hour to allow the committor t- draft
the lcsolutions.
Upon reassembling, the following
was handed in for tilu consideration
f the meeting.
The mine of this orgmUition sit all
be
The P:oM.Ei' Piroicurivc ASSOCIA
TION" OF ASTOKIA.
It is organized, 1st. For the purpose
of protecting law abiding citizens and
their property. 2nd. For tho purpose
of putting a slop to certain abuses
practised in this city by meu who ira
known as sailor runner. 3d. To pro'
teet and assist the law in puniching all
such offenders to tho full extent of the
crimo. 4th. That wo ask tho authori
ties of tho city to use all moans in
their power to punish gamblora and
insist tint that class slull not be al
lowed to make their living in this
city. Thereforo bo it
Rttjhed, That this association ap
point a committee of tiienty-fivo to
act for the association in warning aud
seeing that all p,irtie3 who practice
tho above abuses bo compelled to leave
tho city within a proper time, or at
tho discretion of the committee.
J. C. Tecxukoer,
E.FlMfET,
V. Fokd,
T. E. VlIITE!IA-,
Joiik Petersox.
E. Olsex,
G. Akdeesox,
M. F. Clausen.
Following aro the names of the
executive cemmittee: Gust. Ander
son, J. Meyer, .Too Mitson, M. Call
son, Jas. Johnson, C. Hartraan, Chas.
Stone, Harry Wamble, Ciiis. Guilder
son, O. V. Carter, Nod Baratow, Peter
Hoinrcckseu, Andrew Johnson, AL F,
Clausen, Harry Johnson, T. Lawson,
Frank Harriman, Chas. Side, L. Ii.
Richards, Geist. Wilson, L. Larsen,
Tlios. Thorsen, Bernard OIeii, Sam
Henderson. " .
It was moved and seconded that the
proceedings bo published in Tiie As
toiua:?, and that a copy bo sent to
the city council; tho meeting then ad
journed till eight v. M.
0. V. Carteii, Sec'y.
Tho meeting reassombled at the
Iast-namod hour and J. 0. Trullingor
was appointed Treasurer; thus com
pleting tho organization. A lis: was
made up of certain parties whoso
presence is not dosired 111 this coin
community, and after further pro
ceedings tho meeting adjourned, hav
ing in a quiet aud orderly manner
dono what they met to do, viz: pro
test against tho abuses that sailors aud
fishermen have been too long subject
ed to in this place. In tomorrow's
issue wo will give at longth the pro
ceedings of hut ovouiug's session.
WH Kenio e
Mr.O. H. Cooner.oftho I.X.L. htore
has leased tho entire lower floor ol the
MISCELLANEOUS.
C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
CLOTHING!
Knights of Pythias building and will)
remove uissiouk oil ui uuuui iue mat ui
May. Being overstocked and wislilnK. tm-n-jt,, ftwTT nnvct '
to reduce his present stock he will offer HEWS, YOUTHS' AND BOYS'.)
as a special inducement a very liberal
discount to all cash customer buying!
goods to amount of $10 or over. Ke- FIN. UitiisS auiiij.
member that iu patronizing thK .sale ,..,, ., ,-,. m, i
that the-discount will be handed back STYLISH BDSIJf ESS SUITS.
in ct-Ii. I
are usually favored with. Men have
disappeared and "found drowned" is
all that over came to the am face.
Men have been put on board ahip3,
and how they got thero has not been
of so much importance as that they
were precured: boats have come to
shore without the fishermen that
started out in them; nnd abuses have
bsen practiced that no man or set of
men would stand.- What was
done in front of the city
jail last Tuosday nttcnioon j .,.. Inquire of P.II. Foc. Main ftrH't.j
should not receive the support or
REMOVAL I
Attention Visliermoii. ' SO b h TvF JT.a. 1 6,
Use Nichola's Balm of Glleail oil tor ,.,,..., .. ... . ,
sore or chapped hands, for sale by .loc ' n tl,e M'Il- s0 a l 'rst-Cuiss
G. Charters. Tide tables free to -ill. -unoor
For the finest baths in the city go tot
Sd$?$&2Axonm' opp"Itel GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS!
Joe G. Cn.uvr r.r.s. Prop.'
Kor Kent.
Tho CcMom Department embraces tho
.Newest Patterns In TWEEDS, CASSI
IMEKKS, WOKVrms. etc. fcuits made to
Knolils to Itt'lll.
Anuuie who wants a nicely lurnbhed
100m in n pleasant locality can be ac
commodated at Mr.'. Denny Currnu's
Ulierman tiros. j:.vprc.s
Will receive order at the store of 1.
W. Case for upper Astoria or any other
part of the city. l.eae your order on
the slate and they will be promptly at
tended to.
countenance of any man, nhctlier ho
bo fisherman, sailor or permanent
resident. It was opposed to law, and
it was something that their friends j nral- the Congregational church
could nut approve. What was dono
yesteid.iy in Liberty Hall is dcseiviug
of approbation. We think that they
did just riyht in quietly meeting and
effecting an organization, appointing
an executive committee and stating
their grievance". In thN thoy have
the support and approval of every
well-meaning and good-intentioned
citizens f Astoria. What Is to the
belt interests of the place h what we
should nil advocate and uphold. Be
lieving that the organisation effected
yesterday means business and will
stand in with our city authorities is
our reason for saying what wo do.
The men that work iu the canneries
dew.o protection, and it h for them
to so act that they aid in procuring
the protection that is the right of every
inau ttho is honest and who works
for his living.
r,vri'.T xr.w von it f.ishiask
D. A. Mcintosh
Merchant Tailor Clothier and Hatter,
OCCIDENT 11I.OC1C
a H. COOEEI&
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OF THE-
-Van , Diiseii fc C.. have just lecehed hsoeIS: STOIOJE:
a fine lot of hats of the !ate.-t -.tyles and j -"-", '""-''-- -.--.-
patterns.
--TI10 "Always handy" Move-pipe
shelves at .John A. Montgomery'.
Gail Adlcr's motte:
in style and price r
Vt'f pW.- all
Kuappa Nots3.
K.VArr-A, April IT, t2.
Bmtei: Artorian":
Not wishing to allow our homo
interests to grow cold, I will try to
furnish a frnv items which ought to
interest all who cm appreciate the
beauties of nature, more especially
those who aro already acquainted with
tho locality and unvtuidiugi of thi
place.
lvnaiipa h situated u one of the
lovclio-t spots 011 the Cnlmnliia river,
tho laud surrounding it 13 quite level
in plact-3, giving it the name of The
Prairie, which name would hardly
seem appropriate to thoto who aro ac
customed to the prairie lands of the
western slates, yet distingushes this
from sutrounding mountainous coun
try. Spring has opened, the fields
and hills are dressed in green, tho
wild flowers are peeping from evory
hodge and waving from every branch;
fruit trees aro jii3t bursting into bloom
tho song of tho robin and caw of the
crow aro Iroard or. every hand.
Gardening seomi to be the business of
the times. One building is in pro
cess of construction, a photograph
gallery owned by J. W. Crow, and
still thero's more to foilT. A. Knapp
has quite a field of oats in, ho and
othora aie having fencing done, and
everything has assumed a business
like appsaranco. We havfl h boat
from Astoria every morning excepting
Thursdays and one from Astoria every
eveniugexceptiug Wednesdays. School
has commenced once more under the
management of Mi Huns ickor, of
Portland, who i3 a very cnmpntent and
accomplished young lady. Everyono
is delighted with her minuer of con
ducting exercises and excellent control
of tho pupili. Our Sabbath fehool is
in a prosperous condition, teachers and
scholars appear equally interested in
their work, the music is excellent and
speaks well for so small a place, thero
ire quite a number of fine voices, nnd
all who attend seem to enjoy tho
weekly meeting. Wo have preach
ing occasionally. Rev. McCorniac, of
Astoria, held services hero a fow
weeks ago and is expected again next
Sunday. We hopo soon to soo a
church building rising up in our midst
and provisions ,mado for regular
strvices. Some residences will bo
built this summer, aud wo hope a saw
mill or two which will add greatly to
the financial interests and in so doing
build up tho place. Knappa his every
natural advantage. Persons wishing
quiet little residences could not do
better than invest in town property
here while it can be got on reasonable
terms. Joxe-.
Carl Adlcr's book and variety -,tore
is now s-ecoiul to none north or .San
Francisco.
The latest eut: ladies garnet jewel
ry, at Adler's. A-k to be shown it.
"flackmetack." a lasting and lia
grant perfume. Price 2." and fO cents.
.Sold by W. K. Dement.
Sihloh'5 Uvnn will immediately
relieve Croup, whooping cough ami
Bronchitis. Sold by W.K. Dement.
Ooi.nr.x's Lir.r.io's Liotnn lr.r.r
axi Toxic iNrioeitAToi: imparts
strength to body and mind. Trine 10
otftrr. ururuggists.
Areou made miserable by Indir
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss ol
appetite, Yellow Skin'.' Shiloh's Vital
izer Is a positive cure, i'or saU- lj V.
K. Dement.
The largest stock of
Dlank Books and Stationery
Ot cveiy description.
Scliool Books, 15ib'.c3, l'octlcal
Works. Albums anil
Gold l'ens,
Deliics a full and complete
"Egy.'- kept m a well regulated Book
More. Also, news depot and agency lor
cury paper and periodical published.
m
Carl Adler's Husic Store
3.-?
The Ilev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bour
bon. lii(l..'s.iys:"Both mj.self and wife
oweour lives tnSiiii.oii".-. Coxscmptiox
Pi'isi:." Sold by W. K. Dement.
Like oil upon troubled w.itcrs is
IIat.k's !IoN'i:r or Houi:uot:xi axi
Tab ui)on a cold. Pikk's TooTiiAnir;
Dr.ors cure in one minute.
ForDys)epilaandl.ierCo:upluiiit,
m inn e a 1:
Mia of .SI
fails to cure.
ou ha en printed guarantee on eery
DOIUO Ot ."5I1UOU:
Vitali7er. It never
.Sold by V. K. Dement.
ahi'.oh's Catarrh lJcmedy a o-.i-tive
cure for Catarrh. Diptfieria nnd
Canker M011U1. Sold by W. K. Dement.
Have Wistar".-) balium of wild clierri
always at hand. It cities coughs, colds,
bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, in
fluenza, consumption, and all tiiroat smd
pmg complaints 50 cent and;! a lot-tle.
Mcintosh lias ju-.t received a lino
lot of spring overeoat.s.
frank Fabre Jias owsieis in every
stj le. Stew and pan roasts a specialty
Fiesh caramels every day at the As
toria candy factory. Main street.
Those writing desks at the City book
store are the best in the eity. They are
something nice and durable, nnd'jutt
what most young ladies would appreci
ate from the giver.
Wi ..1,
J H -S " ?
Pianos and Organs
Of all makf s constantlv on hand. Also a
mil stock ot
VIOLINS. GUITARS, BANJOS, AC
COM) EONS, CONUKKT1AAS,
HAIlONICAS, lLUTES.
AIv) a larp stock otilio best of
VIOLIN AND GUITATt STIUNGS
SHEET MUSIC.
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
As .!! as even tiling cUa bclonslnR to a
Tint Olas.-. Mi!.-'c Store.
HiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiHmuwitiinnaiiiiiinnniin
! I I STORE
m
laisrseiisiiaecsiaiisiiciiiuiiBiiiisstaiimsiiauuBUiamnutttstwBtti
Will remove on or about the first of May
TO THE
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING.
"In order to reduce stock, previous to
removal, will offer a
liberal Discount!
To all Cash Customers buying bills of
$1 or over.
Astoria, April 15th, 1882.
ASTOEIA BREWERY.
llllliil1
For the geuuine J. U. Cutter old
Bourbon, and the bpst ot wines, liquor-,
aud San Francisco beer, call at the Hem.
opposite the bell tower, and see Cainp-
Another ot those fine A. II. Chase
orgairt at tho City Book Store.
Brace up the w hole system with King
of the Blood. See Adenl-.unciit.
1 can't irel alon'' without It. 1 mii-t
have one ot those line work baskets at
the City Book stole.
Stevens & Son have their store
crowded with nc-w scnodi, i" marked in
plain figures.
Furni-hed or unfurnished ro'iiiw cm
be had at the Union Hotel.
l--S3?il rocket anc
ft4" TSwBt'Vatil.M' Nt
lr "it& Pietuie I'rai
:feC,-jSl'ahy Tarn:
rWsiio. and Oi k.u. s siihl on me monthly in
stallment plan, or for ri nt.
CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE
cO Watches. Clocks and Jewelry.
&J . Unnl.At ....H T..KT r'.itln.r-
Vfi.r.i .it... ..w. M;.v.j,
oiions anu ioj-s,
rames and Chronuw.
iirnaees, a complete
assortment. Archcrj'. etc
N s(iu.U by i'tj steamer. The public
an Invitml to examine m stock and prices.
CIIENAMl'S ST.. - ASTDKIA. OUEGON".
Health is Wealth.
Dr. L. ('. West's N'em nnd r.raln Treat
ment: a pcoil!c lor listeria. Dullness.
ComuWor.s, N'crous Headache, Mental e-
nniou, i.r.si ui .ii.-iaory. niierniaiorinoeii.
mmt'.fiics. ln(.ientr.n tnilsiions. riema-
turc (!d Af. ivui d In over-cxt rllon. self
ahusu, or ikor-i'iduliwuo, v,hich leads to
mU?rv.dc.':i. auddiath OnebotwHl cure
leccnl cases." Itti-hl Dv (ontalnsone months
tieatineiit. tiui- dull tr a box, or i' boxes
for rh- i'4ilrirs : vn. l-j mall piepulu on le
eililu' puce V.ejjiiaraitee si lioxes to
cu:- :.ii a11 - v I'1 ' ell order received lv
us for sit IW5C-, .'oco.ut lined llii llc Uol
law. we will send Hi- (.iih-liaser our written
euaraniceioreiani the inoiie. it trai tieat
iiiriit duel nut e4t ft n cure, (luaninttt's is-
.snid tail by V.. K. l"iuent. diiiKt-'t. As
toria, on!7'i. 'itii-rs uy inau ai icruiar
prlisjs
M. MEYER
ASTORIA,
Proprietor.
OREGON.
REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES.
$7 50 PER BAKKEL OF 30 GALLONS.
L.VKGK OBDE&S IX UKH PnOltlltTlO.V.
LessiQuantities, 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled. Beer, ... 81 50 per Dozen
e8"Siecial attention paid to ordor from Public Houses and. Fnrnllics.-S
THE . COLUMBIA
LJ
BREWERY
h surauei: to hosi. ani ! luxa.i.utt) i;y..cv'osk8 ox 'asaz cojwt
JOHN HAHN, - - PROPKIETOR.
CHEMABIUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
e-i-Oiders leti nt the (iKKMANIA I1KHK HALL VklU be promptly alteu&ed JO.-S
r
List of Lettors
For a consuler.iblo timo there has
hren a state of affairs hero that no
citizen cares to have exist. On ac-
Remaining uiicalleil for in the Post
office at Astoria, Oregon, April 21,
1852.
Byonstroui..lakob Ilacit, Jllss if
xtuicu.uu, u iviuiesen, v
iiraaoury, Jirs J
Corlene, Richard
CarRan. Marv
Davis, Capt John
Edmunds, Wm II
Eulersen, II C
Fred Mrs Jlarj
Frnncr, J F
Gildcy.LH
Hcnnin"scn. II V
Hill, John N
Persons cillin
.Kulni, Jlr l". 51
Lo-rau, K
Norberg, Ilelene
l'atterson, Horace
Ross. I r
ijparlin. Wm
.tone. J B
Woolscv. Wm T
VollI, Win
Walsh, TH
Wagner, John P
for theso letters
mut j(ivo the lnto they aruadvertisoj.
W. Chan-cbP. M.
Ice, cream at Fr.'iik I'.ilne't next
Sfttuulay and Sunday.
All fishermen should keen diy teet;
to do that set your boots at 1. J. Ar-
vola'.s. He will suit jou in price. Sec
iidvtrtiseinont.
-A Nasal IniectOF five with each
bottle of fShlloti's Catarrh. Remedy.
Prico 50 cent. Sold by W, E. Dement.
Three, scow loads of dry fir. nrucc
limbs, and bark, just received and for
sale at Graj'.s dock.
P. J. Goodman, on Chomiuius stieet,
has Jut received the latest and most
fashionable style of Rents and ladies
boots. shous. etc. Agent in Aslnila for
the famous Morrow shoes.
Any person wishing plain sewing
done, call on tho lady that lives in room
No. 1, at head of stains 1 X L stoio.
Madame Kushman will instruct
ladies and gentlemen how to care for
their own teet. Corns eradicated tor one
dollar.
Chas. Stevens and Sou have a stock
of mouldings ami moulders tools which
can bo bought cheap tor cash to eloe
out that branch of tin- business.
Music for the piano, organ, rftile.
violin, guitar, comet, aeconleou, Danjo,
fife, coneenina and other instruments
ju't leceived at Anier s musie store
ollrn
Tho c;tizo;is ot V-loria ami ieinity
are requesttil to meet at the Court house
in Astoria, on Fiida, April 2lt at 2
o'clock r. m to hear the leport of the
committee, on the best means ot build
ing a Iload tiom Astoria to ClatbOp, and
to take action on said report.
D. K. WARREN,
Chairman of Committee.
S. D. AiiAiii, Secietary.
Astoria. April 17th.
Xoticc.
ile,.
Madam ICushman, the celebrated
New York .surgeon chiropodist, who is
a most .skillful operator is now at Room
Si!, Occident Hotel, and would say to all
who are suffering from corns, bunions.
Ingrowing nnd club nails, that she will
permanently remove and cure any such
case.s. She has treated over 7,l00 pa
tients in Nv York and San Francisco,
and is universally, bticccssful. Satisfac
tion guaranteed in all caso- Ladies
isited at their residt-itee without extra
charge, if desired.
A large consignment of the best
brand lied Cross coal oil just received
at .Ino. Rodger's. Cen'ral Maiket.
A gieat vanet.v of look--, hinge? and
screws at Jin. Moiilgoniei J"-. j
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cieain io-ila;. : lusli made and nice! .
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ASTORIA.
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Tin,Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A Ger eiui Aisottment ot
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
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Maeo. Stoves and Kanges
The Best hi tao market.
l'tii mbhis goods of all kinds on ban!. JoV
work dona in u workraaaltke macaw.
3IAIN AM .! r.KFl;HOX NTBEKTS,
CHAS. HEILBORN,
MANUFACTURER OT,
FURNITURE 5s BEDDING;
AND DEAliER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shade?, Lac& Curtains, Picture Frames and Moulding,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN P0LZ3
Comp'.i'to lit every branch.
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