The Daily Astorian., April 30, 1882, Image 2

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ASTOItfA-OKEGOS:
SUNDAY - APB1L SO, 1M2
J.r KlIAUXiS..
r.(J:.-.r.
The Lord's Day.
It was Sancbo Panza, vro be
lievo, the factotum end servant of
tho Knight of the Rueful Counten
ance, who gave utterance to the
memorable saying, "Blessed be the
man that invented sleep." We
might supplement the saving, or
move as an amendment, "Blessed
be the man that invented Sun
day' Looked upon simply as a human
institution and in that light we
legardit it is the- very embodi
ment of human wisdom. Indeed
it is the grandest of all inventions
one fraught with the greatest con
sequences to the race. It is the
sunburst through the cloud the
light upon the tower tho gleam
of hope and joy to the soul.
To all mankind worlc of some
sort is a necessity. To the va3t
majority it is the weary bearing of
heavy and often times painful bur
dens, with no rest nor respite save
that which comes of the precious
custom which dedicates and, in a
religious sense, consecrates one
seventh of the time to rest. Al
though Sunday is claimed by the
church as a holy day, to be de
voted exclusively to religious uses,
it also belongs to the world to be
enjoyed as reason and conscience
should ever dictate. It was made
for man, and is the property of all
who claim it. "Let no man there
fore," says Paul, "judge you in
meat, or in drink, or in respect of
an holy-day, or of the nw moon,
or of the Sabbath days."
A heaithy public sentiment
needs no Sunday law to enfoice z.
general observance of the day. By
making Sunday a uon-jtidieial day,
wherein no civil business is re
quired to be performed, the state
acts most wisely. In this it has
the approval of every citizen; and
in this also it invites a general
suspension of business, that, as
far as pos-iible, all may enjoy the
rest they nerd.
To secure tho best and truest
blessings of Sunday it is found
necessary thaiTu few should work
in order to enhance the comfort
ind enjoyment of the, many
Whut society wants is a higher
apreciatio'i of unday. But more
than alii:, wants an order 01 hu
manity that will have a higher ap
preciation of all days, and of the
opportunities of life generally. It
cannot well have tho former until
it secures the latter . All that
hurts or degrades man. physically
or spiritually; all that leurds his
moral and intellectual advance
ment; ia short, all that is not a
help to him in some way, phouhl
be discountenanced. To this end
every good citizen should lend a
helping hand. For in that direc
tion lies the truest welfare of so
ciety. X Chanea for Biicnssiou.
Tee Oregonian is reliably in
formed that an interview has been
held between Mr. Moody and Sir.
Smith, nominees for governor, at
which it has been ci rouged, bv
mutual agreement, that there will
be no "joint discussion," and
neither tf them will make public
speeches in the campaign, nor will
either be represented by a speaker.
"Each will probably visit various
points in the state to meet the peo
ple, but the extent of the speech
making by each will be limited at
most to a single address at his
home town. This it creditable to
both parties, as it avoids the un
seemly spectacle of public sparr
ing and fencing exhibitions be
tween those whose position ought
to be a guarantee against a pro
ceeding so undignified." So even
that much jfmi.it denied the boys!
Of cour;e,-asMr. George is attend
ing to his duties at Washington,
ki3 antigonUt, .Mr. Fenton, cannot
in courtesy "make an aggressive
canvass of the state. We shall
probably have to depend on local
talent to enthuse the voters.
lil HI It BpSaiJ.H
The anti-Chinese bill, vhich
passed tho house two wcoka ago
by a voto of 201 to 37, parsed the j
senate last Friday by a vote of 32 !
to 15. It now becomes the pain-
ful necessity- of His Accidency to j
sign it. He can't belp tho matter
by refusing; for, should he bo far
forget the requirements ot the
hour, theie will be mora than tvrc
thirds of the American congress
not so unmindful of tho dignity of
American citizenship. It is a vic
tory for the Pacific coast, a victory
of common sense over flabby sen
timent and ensh.
The business of the late A. T.
Stewart in New York is to be
closed. Since the great merchant's
death, six years ago, Judge Hiiton
has been running the business. In
July, 1877, ho made a mortal mis
take in ordering that no Jews be
admitted in the Grand Hotel at
Saratoga, which was part of i e
Stewart estate. Seligman, -.&-
man aimed at in tho ridiculous at-1
tempt at ostracism, said then that
Hilton would wind up in five
vears, and he has.
DIED
AtSkamokwa. W. T.. In child birth,
April 2itli, 1832, Mrs. Mary E. Stone,
aged IS years 10 months and VI davs.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
PIOXEEK. VXD HISTORICAL SOCIETY
olOreson -will bs held at the Hall of
Kescue Engine Co. Xo. 2 0:1 THUKSDAY.
the 11th dav of May, 1SS2. cominenchig at 2
o'clock P. M., for the purpose of recelvliig
reports of ctucers, communications address
C3, etc,, and lor the election of cEeers lor the
ensuing year, and the transaction of such
other. CuMncis as may properly come btfora
the society.
iuiaie reipeciiuiiyimiipuioaitena.
S.T. McKeax, i-ee'v.
Aa,ai.ii.ai. iu
Notice.
XID3 WILL BE RECEIVED TOE GEAD-
JJ ms the school Block, ln Astoria.
for tljp-1
Kevr School nousc. unUHTiursday, Jlay 4th
1832. ITis Directors reserve the light to re-I
ject any or all bids. The Directors will Rive
all information wanted. By order of the
Board of Directors.
J.Q.nnETLEK. riprk.
Astoria, April 27th, 1832.
LETTER HEAD PAPEE,
"DE-KTED OR PLADT, 0' THE BEST
jl qaoutyai
Tec As?or.us o"ca.
- 'JlX - - llM - U - U'U IS
MISCELLANEOUS.
. D. KANT,
THE "BOSS"
Men's, Youths' and Boys'
GENTS' FURSiSHING GOODS!
TIIK HO 13 the Latest Stjles
HATS AHB GAPS!
THE LOSS IS
BOOTS AiTD SHOES!
Tite !ics s:s
ClGtlis, CassiBieres anfl Tweeds!
THE COSS
MERCHANT TAILOR!
You wlll-lind the Pinest and Laraest
Assortment, the Best Quality, and tbo
LO WEST of PRICES.
M. D.- KANT,
The Olothier.
MOY & KELLER,
First Quality
SUGAR CURED BACON
At 13 c.
KVEttY i.W FliFJsU
I
OF THE BEST QUALITY.
j CLOTHING!
MSifjIc VnI?1, ftTt"1 HAVCI i
tuw .,, JDUiuS il'J 'j
, j
. TINE OHF.SS SOUS.
STYriSK 2DSIWESE SDiTS. 1
SOF'J'l STIFF Ed TS,
In the Latest btjlo;. aim a riist-Clais
j.u-.e cr
gents; furkishing gooosi
The Cujtoui Djpartaicat embraces the
Newest ttms !n TWEEDS. CAS3I
.MEItES, TOi.SXEDJ. etc. Suits made to
oraer ia tba
i VT.T &7 "VGilii. X'ASISIOJCS
fiietchan: Taihr Clothier ar.d Kalis'-,
OCCIDENT 2LCCE.
wak is i:cj4.uiiEj wrrnotn'
j,j;3:,riit".zj suxich
Jiji And no ttrms or peats until
ff&J; evftj-inan inAstorii lias a new
'Ssi,Ltotclotbes
'.5
H?ri
i.i
xaim: by 3rrwvxv.
Loo!: at tl.e priw '
Pants to order. tnui - - tsi
I'ants. OeaulnSl'rencii Casi'more - 12 w
Suits irorn - - - - - 23 to
The finest lino ol i-amplea on the coast to
select irons. V. 0. 3IEANY,
Cass sln-et, r.e;t to Hansen's Jewelry store
h. B. llOYiL,
J
PRACTECtK. WATCHJXAICKn.
ECAK. WATCH3
1I JEWEMR
,4Ss llaUiiE peiuaEcatly located
f. ln tbe city, weald solicit the
??. Z& m the city, weald solicit the
iryj, .-? Keneta! pati-oua-e ct the
SgfeUs-- J.UW1C.
m,:,i..i'u.u, v..;. , 1 '
HcpaumQ lraicl.T3t &0CX3 ami Jewelry
v specialty.
4 c-.vLL WORK "WARRANTED.-SJ
On Squtwocqba Street, west of Bell Tower
FiE)T Of Sri
- . .
I ITAee TVS Q K1 11 r?
1 11 CBD A7AaXV.liig 1
' w
Ei
Mrs(T. S. Jewett.
Cp stairs, opposite Mrs. Eors Eoardinit
Jiot-se.
MISCELLANEOUS.
lien
(M.'.-ji.srjiiTorAi-.s.A.iu.Ev)
Wio'ehlo an J retlSUr, i.-r"lh
QfQ'jeriesr
rookery.
Glass -&vS riated Ware,!
i
TROV1CAL JI HOMtSl 1C
I
rroiltTr ' inn i.'rnr.-Ani r-f I
rnuiio iw-iu vci:;f.uLr.o,
Wines. LIporl Totecco e Cigars
TJt? ise-t .ma r&o'sr cuiu iit. -ik. oi'
jt.i'mL: tiitiieir l:na:o t,e fou.jtn !! c ty.
CoreirotCa'; zr.i SiTuenoc-fce Tn-'t. '
nbTOMA. oi:r.r,o.N.
GLEAIII?JG and RSPAIRIMG
SEr. CHii..r and iji in;, m
Jt.-ur: Stiett, OfpoiUo N I ,-.. t.
E. B:, C3- .Ti,icX'X,X-f:n'oliacCG'C'0"-ir.O5 and Liquors
Imiioitor and Wholesale i!.-,i o.r n
Cigars ar.d Tobacco, SnroUer's Ar-j
ticlej, Playing Caros, Cut- .
lery, ate., iitc-,
llilajitcari.t linast stock oi Jieei-vtiauM
and Amber goods In the citt. i-iriieti! ir ri
iti.t'.ou ;.Jtoprdi.nlrcn .! ciiat:ysna
es:el.
C'Ucr.aicus stieet, Astcil.i 1 ii-guu
THEftMIAf KtK, Mnafr
BliE
m
& HEClirS
AND-
Aad c--t no inoie than ether br.'.iida , and if
the Mcrcisat Utlt v.hoi-i you tiaJe dee?
i.ct keep our Ucod3.it U iccause it pays
bettei to:e'.lapalrclEoct3 crSi.ce3 ersry
tr.-o wcctlis than every four or 2ve. WE
GCAUAKTEE EYEI'.Y FAUl WE HAKE.
All Merchants ia good credit can pu; jve
these Oooss at ourWareho"vS33 in I-rtlaad
orSanFranico.
Try our "HERCULES' PfitentBoots
HECHT BROS. ti. CO.
SUIT HOUSE!
eLous .ciii im
Ishall seed toanyDEE'iiE-' and DOL3IAK3
at prices tlut CANKOl UE UUPLICaTED
In America, from S15 upwards, r.itli pruilcge
ot csapjlnlng at Wells 1'aivo, and if not
good value I pay cnarges BOTH ways. Ad
dres.,, ltlis!ie,
aa:. XsX-2?1?,
Corner 2Iiird .nad Alier Stinots,
t'OHTIASa, ORKCOX.
HANSEN BKOTIIERS,
Architects and Builders,
AH l;!nrts ot House ivorU ,io:u at
ihoctcst notice.
Wiop Corner of Cass and Atoi httwr;,
VSTORIA, - - - OREGON
ss. b. &L7&2z.3Ft,.
nnA.i,ri; ix
JW IP
AH THEBSST.
Hay, Oats, Straw.!"" !
Ume, Brick, Cement and Sand.
t t WoctltncllvereU t Opd-r.
i Dmijir.g, Teaming andExpie,s Business,
Horses ana Jtarriatji3 for Hire.
dealee rs
WINES, L.iQUO-3AND CIGARS.
:jJU-JJJ..i-Jl "i-iSM
MISCELLANEOUS.
a
K1 TV?
"5?
! van es fsr
. La B n '.1 -.. . .. .
I J V s SS .TJii VAVS3& V
Wholesale an:! Retail Deafer:
'GROCERIES,;
Provisions. Lumber.
. .
'
ETC.. ETC.. ETC. .
iFishermoiis im Camiry
S TJ P P 1j 1 JLi)''S
A SPECIALTY ,
AGENT FOP. THE
San Joso Fruit Packing Company.
AND THE
San Prancisco Uhemical
M' &? oakiS
' ASTOHIA - - - OREGON.
MAItTIX rOAKD.
J. J. STOKES.
1 Wiintcaif an.l retail Jcalf rs lu
i M UUUUlltl ir IJlUV-Vill5,
: GROCERIES.
rOttriGX ASD lfOME31IC
Fi'uii&- a n d Vegetables,
3PKOTyaFl, s s,
Geneml Commission Merchants
ASi-OitiA. OSECOX.
Hext to Oregon Eadvray s. Kav. co'j Dock,
daw .
iCaimeiy Supplies
Imports i aud lor sr-le by
-yyrsis. m: ? m. ss.
.iSTOltU, - - -
OREGON.
Rap Coyptr.
F.VO-lK)Ol Hlt,
Paftcs Oni-s, ;ic.
Ati.t I01 llailoek's Soloeimg Machine :
Johnstin's impiOTed Soldering appanitiw ;
ictary table sr fe'derhip: scams : Uiccd's
net mats.
MHGAQO lilSKWERI,
J. -STllArsS, - AG2ST.
Is now ready :o supply the public witn ths
Celcbraietl Chicago Beer
It any c.uant::y to ml:. I have also this
Celebrated L'!iUdo ::cer In V.ultlrn,
Y.'hich t3 noiT very popslar raises "all lard
liei and saloon:.'
riease send in your orden Rndthcy v.M
have my test F.ttemict;.
J. STRAC53.
Actorla, Oregon.
A'iint fcr OrcL'oa at.d Va;h. Ter
GOLDEN SHOE STORE.
I have openoA a
MEW B00T and SHOE STORE
Un t!.c Eoailivay,
Opposite the O. K. &. Tv Company's Dock.
( i'.m prepared In :a
I' CiiH'r VGIlKIn uiy lilac
?.ir itock is laro and new and very n!ce ;
Of any etyle you all Inll have j our choice.
If rn the shelves ou find none that will do.
You can have them ju de at the Golden bhoe
I. J. AF.VOLD.
Dn.vr.cr: r:.
New and Choice
M ILLINERY,
DeslK3 to call tiie attention oj the Ladles of
.Vstona to the fact that she has received
a law ariettinont of the
LATEST BTYiir.5 OI'
j Mats, SOfillOtS, ' Trimmings,
Comer Slain and Squemoqho Streets.
COUNTRY PRODUCE., ffi
tW. V- T. 7 t- tTjfTIi.'Mjy
fe
i SS &.
! && rSF t?a
S&riiiC
is'SlieMlF
; i?arasoi.s.
i Large size, all silk Parasols,
! Large size, all silk, fancy border,
Large size, all silk,
Medium size, all silk, twilled,
j Medium size, cotton, suitable
C3.OAsi.5r.
Misses' light-colored school coats, - - 7 00
Misses' dark-colored school coats, - - 7 00
Misses' plush school coats, - - - ic 00
These are Spring Styles, and all wool.
3IISCE2.IL.i5iEOUS.
Marseilles Spreads, large size, - - 3 50
All-linen Towels, " " - - 37
Ladies' Hose,. all colors - - - 25
Ladies' Balmoral Skirts, - - - 1 50
Unbleached Table Linen, per yard, - 40
Unbleached Table Lfncn.extra wide.p'r y'd, 50
Ladies' Corsets, all sizes, - - , - i 25
Ais-t afen-more Itcmnant: Dims Good's at 10 andCO csnt3 ayaiJ.
llctaember, these Barbate ; are Limited in Quantity, S3 come early aaJ sccuic ttum
CALTFOKNIA. bTOKli.
r. O. B x 223. Corner opposite I'ostofilce. Astoria, Or tgoa.
lieSossOoffee and Tea Pot
n.-1-
g
Si fesHl''slklMM' SOLE AGENT
r u.s'jauittrti v.Ti"i-j-.E-Jt fi v
JSL Sa Jfca.
; TWO POORS EAST OF OCOIDSNT,
MISOELIAITEOTJS.
NEW CHOP HOUSE.
" ?Jt. J. JL rp.OjraiAX. fonuerly cf the
JJi Europe Ilocsa. rortland, L glsd to sn
nounceto the public and his hixiij friends
tlut lie ha opened a
CofToc and Chop Kouso
cr. Cass Street, next door to tha Aetosiait
olSce. Chopsacd Stesli'3 coclictl to order.
Washington TEarket,
Main Flreet, - - Astoria Oregon
BIlIiGidAS BSJiliT
jJSSl'ECXrULLY CALL THE ATXES'
XVtlon of tha public to the feet that tha
cbo'.oMirsctwill al-srari '.osarrlicd lib a
FULL VARIETY BKST QUALITY
fSESH AKD CUkm MEATS :
Taiih will hoEoli at lovreil ratei, whclsulo
trd rotaii. Special attfEion sItob to soprii
BE ftUD-!.
LULL'S VABiETIES.; The Pioneer Restaurant.
GEO. HILL, - ". rEOrEIETOEi:lAIKSTSEET' " ASTOP.IA, OC,
"WALTEE PABK3. - STAGE MAXAGEU 1 rctmeily Itept by Mr, Anigonl)
Kow Siara is Raprd Snccsssiou I
Ennasciucr-t rf
Mir.3 ki?a saniiT.,
THE GUEEIa or SOXG AD DA:;CEj
Opfii r.U Uic Year, Pcrfjrmaace Ev y
SIUt. Ecilrc ffcauao 0' 1'ro.
smmajc Oaco n Week.
Coinpiisingalithelstcit -
jTmfi.) rigwbiw -' rr
Wc give the Best
Variety Entertainment
In the West.
me inea.re is croTvoeu uismiy. ana au
who imve witnessed the entertainment pro-
Boawe it to be equElto any gl; en elsewhere.
llie theatre is crowded liclnly. and all
-ii.
Mr. I11U as a caterer tor tae .putfic's
amusement can not be ecetleil. Aai bodv
wtsniug In spend a pleasant evening and
see aparbtine -.vit and bsaaty withonr il
garlty, ihould iri'prove the opportunity and
come.
The ccmirany cbrnptise-s the foltnning well-
riiu i .r.iL -
Miss IM-Win v7a.to.".
JiS3 Lotrtsi! Coon.
-ilE. CnAKLKS KOIfLSIi,
Mn. Jows Cook. '
Mtu JoaErn rrjnr,
31E. "WA-.TEE PAT.K3.
AU of Inch vv1U appear nigiitly In their dif
ferent specialties.
Open air concert every evening ; perform
ance comiscncini at S; entrance to theatre
on Benton street ; private boxes on Chena
nu3 street.
Look out for Onr Stars.
aaaum.1. aanamiw -.. - gMCaikjm.aj p iw
-n. - . f7 --- . m -e K-(0
&- &.3
Jg FC
iag
??
Worth.
- $3
- 5 oo
PtlCf.
$1 25
3 00
1 50
1 25
50
3 00
3 50
5 00
2 00
25
10
1 00
25
35
75
3 50
- - - 3 00
for children, 1 00
MAY BE HAD OF
Also, Asent tor tiie ca.ebratea
BsicJi'q Patent Cor.lc Store,
UibDALijIGS RAj&E,
ST1V3 FITTINGS A SPECULTY.
Ncns but the best -.vortaen employed
All wml. guaranteed or no ensrge
&r
ASTORIA. 0REG0i
1USCELLANEOTJ3.
Wilson & Fisher,
SHIP CHMBLEES.
OUALEB3 IS
roii, Steel, Coal, Anchors, Chains,
TAP. PITCH. OAKUM.
.wnoconT akd cut oalvawzed
SF2SSS,
Sails, Copper SaUs and Burrs,
Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils
Rubber and Hemp Passing of all Kinds,
PROVISIONS,
nom a"z 51HX rEi.
Agjata for Salem Flouring Mills.
I Corner Chenaraus and Haaillton Streata
ASTOKIA, OKEGON.
Uai Bcsji Fitted up nnd Re-opccesl oy
I
MR5, T. TT. ILT.S1EY
j r s t'.b!e3 are tepi asat and clean aad
' areiup llsd with the vcryhert the markst
f affo.ia.
esri'rompt ami obliging waitere tire In
constaat attendance.
',. ftwi. a, 5-3
HOSPITAL,
mnis iNsrrrcnos, cndee caee of
X the 3ister3 ot Chanty, b now jeadyfor
the reception cf patients.
i'rivato rooms lor tno accemmouauoa oi
a-ivde'lticethcn
"ptipnu rjimittc.l it ill ho"rs dev o-ntaht
3riS"Smtol,rSit: evTrv
ICo phviician has exclusive lisht, everv
1 patient 13 tree to and has tho privilege of
fm-Vovin? anv nhviiclan thev urefer
v - -- -"
tlultcd .States Alrtrluej
Seaiiier.Vrho pay Hospital Dues, are entl-
lied to Ercecaro and attendance at thiiHoi-
1 atici
pljal diu-inc; sickness, l'errnits must be ob-
........ .... W.M.. ... . ... ... w
, tom House
Sisters of Cn.uiiTr
i. W. CASE,
IMPORTEll A..D WIIOLK?ALEArD KB.
TAIX. DEALER IS
A
foroer Cheoamas and Cass stieets.
ASTORIA - - - - OBEGOH
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