The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, May 20, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextL3) wnrni1 rutnz LJjW. IMIWJWtMWWUm1 3,'Ik- hni sicwttra A&T0R1A, OREGON: SATURDAY .. MAY 20, ISrti ISSUED EVERY MOUSING. (Monday Exetpteil. J. F. HALLORAK & COMPAfcY, Pnn.ISItr.R3 AND 1'KOPniETORS. Aslortan Building, Co Street. Terms of Subscription ; ervod by Carrier, per wnaic. ....2S Uu st by mail. fear incuts 55 GO iat hy nail, cna year. 8 to Frso of Pustiue toSubMribari " Adverti5cmnt3 inserted by the rc.tr : 'Ho rat of 5150 per Kiusre per month. transient aJvottisias. by tbo day or week, ifty coats per square for oach insertion. THE CITY. Tint Dailv astomax u-m le cnl V mailattZtcnUatnordh.fncnfpnitagc. lltaa tr who contemplate aliseitcc from the city can 5c.ee TriG AbToniAN- oltoir littm. Daily it Weeklv ,-MiOiU toanyporl-opitGKilh-out additional rrperJe. Aiirets mayl znanQtd a nfter. an desired. yjre nrdm at Oic cuunlir.a rnom. Death of Mra. Case. CLIPPED AND CONDENSED. The Statesman publishes the anuual exhibit of Walla Walla county, W. T. There were 20,358 18 in the treasur er's hands. Tho total roceipta were 8M,CC3 15; disbursements 80,830 GO. Tho Walla Walla Union says that the parties who have tho contract for furnishing tho North Pacific with blasting powder are about to erect a powder manufactory somewhero on Like Pen d'OriolIo. Thomas McAndruw of tte.ir Creek, .I.-w-Vruin ennntv.- raised nbaut 45.000 for the last thirty reare. She was a) . c . . . , , i TnfiTiA r Tiorirnri nn tern Hpr.s et Mrs. Faanio E. Case, wife of Hon. 1. W. Caso, died at their residence in this city at twenty miuutc3 to ten last Thursday night. Tho deceased lady was universally esteemed and respected by a large circle of friends who heard with sorrow of her death. She was the daughter of Chas. Stevens, Esq., ono of our oldest citi zens, and was born in Lo Moil, Illi nois, 3Iay 22d, 1811. She crossed the plains to Oregon In 1852, and lived almost continuou.slr in Astoria Tho Columbia is duo thl ing. The picnic season lias opened in tho Willamette valley. "Shall a hotel furnishquilltooth pickal" is tho latest .question. The Stato of California left Port land at twelvo o'clock last night. Salmon was quoted at fifteen cent per tin in Lyndon on the lGth ult. Kann'asalo begins at Holden'a auc tion room this afternoon and evening. Wo notice all the latest papers and magazines on tho counters of our book stores. An infant son of Mr. H. Sloop, of upper town, died last Thursday and was buried yesterday. The Muldoons are still playing in Portland.' "Undo Tom's Cabin" will bo produced here in ten or twelve days. -Ono hundred feet of a Seattle wharf fell a few lay3 ago, the pilo3 having been completely eaten through by the teredo. Dr. Whitteinore, formerly of thi3 place but latoly at New Castle lost nil his effect3 by tho buring of his office last Sunday night. A hundred thousand dollar (ire at Olyrapia last Thursday morning de stroying one of the principal business blocks in tho town. devout and exemplary christian, nnd 13 sincerely mourned "by tho:-e whom Ehe had endeared to her by her virtues. She left on infant boy, sir. days old. The funeral will take place at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon, from the Congregational church. Body Found. Wnntco". C. II. COOPEPv, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Trouble in Alaska A letter to tho Post-Intelligencer from Fort Wrangle, under date of May 4th, says: A canoa arrivod hero a, few Jays Bince from Juneau City, bringing information that theie had been trouble between the Auks and Stickeens. The former had threaten ed to kill the Stickeens, as they did not whh them to work, claiming the right to the land, etc. The miners, to the number of 100, tumed out, having breech-loading guns, interfered in favor of the Stick eens, giving the Auks to understand that they would not permit any fight ing, and that nil tribes had tho priv ilego of remaining there. A boat was' dispatched to Sitka, informing tho commander of the Wachusctta of tho fact, and it is presumed that the boat is at present at Juneau City, a tho captain intended to be there on the 1st. l o. o. r. Member of Beaver lodge N. '.?, I. O. O. K, sojourning brothers in good standing and Sistci.s of Eebeccah, are requested to meet in the lodge room of Beaver lodge on Sunday, May 21st, 1882, at 1 o'clock, to at tend the funeral of Mr. 1. W. Case. By ordsr N. O. T. S. JuwuiT, Sec Police Court. May 10. E. C. Mosbar, drunk; 2 or ono day in jail. J. It-isriiusc-n; aiding prisoner to escape; deposit S20, deposit forfeited' E. Williams, drunk; deposit S3 forfeited. Wm. OTSrien, drunk; 2 v ono dav in city jail. Public Speaking. Tho Langrigg Ilall is loading salmon at tho O. R. & N. Co. 'a dock. She has on 0,000 cases and will take on 34,000 more by the 7th pro.x. Since tho editor of tho Falls City had a head put on him by a candidate who didn't like newspaper publicity, Mr. Sam Simpson has taken charge of that paper. Regular communication of Tem ple Lodgo No. 7 A. F. & A. 31. this evening at 7:30 o'clock. A full at tendance specially requested. By order, W. M. Tho editor of the Coos Bay News waxes eloquent in picturing the hem Mo fate that would overtake the Coos Bayonets if his paper wore to expire. 'Tis a most suggestive topic. The ceremonies at Vancouver on Decoration day promises to ba elabor ate. Prominent speakers will be cm hand, original poetry will bo read, and a big time generally is anticipated. Meetings are being held in various up-countiy cities and towns and vil lages to devise ways and means for celebrating tho coming 4th of July. What is Astoria going to do in the matter? Upon tho receipt of tho uowa of her daughter's do3th, Mrs. Stevens, who has been for some timo in most dohcate health, was completely pros trated, and during yesterday her re covery was considered doubtful. Last ovening she was resting easier. Major Adams, tho editor of the Columbian, is running as an mde pendent candidate for judgo in Colum bia county. Ho gives as his reason that ho thinks that it is be3t for him self and tho peoplo of the county. Tho Walla Walla Union thinks that if tho O. R. & N. Co. would offer Walla Wallaians tickets to Clatsop boach-and back, at reducedratt, good for thirty days, that a largo number could be sold. "During tho heated term mauy of our citizens would visit the sea shore with their families if it did not cost a small fortuuo to travel back and forth. By ottering reduced rates the company would till their passenger coaches and boots, afford our people a chanco to go away from home, and make money." lion. W. Lair Hill will addro3 the citizen of Astoria and vicinity on the political hsues of tho diy at Libeity Hall on Tuesday tho 23tl iwr., at 8 p. M. Capt. Fiavel returned to the city yesterday. Port Townscnd is to have an ?18, MO hospital. Tho Multnomah county Demo cratic convention meets to-dav. But little tmott remains on the mo uniains to the. south of us. The ilag. throughout thu city yesterday wore at half mast in memory of Mrs. I. W. Case. Capl. Ilustlcr ;ircs notice to con tractors thst bids will now ba received for building the now suhoui tou$o. --New potatoes ar.- 1 ccui-t a bottom land last year, most oi which ha found no trouble in disp-isinij -f at a cent u pound. The Ashland Tidings says: It is generally believed that thi- year's peach crop in this neighborhood lias i been ruined. Yesterday fiiriii.sliou th.i heaviest paud sturm that we bavti i-ver experi enced, sincrt our residence in this val ley. The wind came from the noi th wct, and was laden with nholo- sec tions and townships of Stanislaus and Merced land, and picking up in its courso aero after acre of Fresno coun ty soil, it continued its course down the nlley, an jilmost solid rolume of suffocating and blinding sand and dust. There wai enough soil went south to make high land of tho swamps of Kern. Fresno CaX. ExpoilUn; Stii init. Croat preparations are making tor the annual ieunion of tho army of tho Potomac at Detroit, June lith nnd lath. Ooiieral Grant will bu present: also General Sheridan, o-Preident Hayes and other?. The following eminent! "Notis" is posted m : Texas wv-iii'.ll: "Dnant niunky with tho buz -aw whn ill nicshuu" A Western piper aiiiiiiuiices that upon the occasion of a rocent boiler oxnlosion in tiie neighb'irhofd '"be tween three and four men weio killed." A silver cake basket full of twenty dollar gold pieces was oinonz the pres ents at a wedding in Providence, R. I., last week. Tho Puget Foundry jt .Seattlu will soon turn out three large 12-wheel logging cars. The nhcols are very wide and tho flanges nine inches apatt. The cars aro intended to run on wooden raii.s 88 inches and u road 8 foot guagf. Seattle is lo have a now city h.-.ll built of brick at eost of 0,000. To a poetess the heartless Chicago Tribune uritrs: '.'It wili bu impossi ble to print your poem obo til the roses truo and the violets blue that bloom in tho grassy dell, and the lit tle birds that sweetost words of lovo in their chirpings tell. We have a large lino of dell and bluebird poetry on hand thin spring that vvn carried over from last year.' Kans.-M claims a I'uriutir citizen in President Arthur. Ho went to Loit enworth in 1857 intending to loeste, bought gome town lots and live.l in Kansas about a mouth. Thou he le turned to ihe more settled life (.f Now York. The Now foik Star wjuts l'al raago to toll where Emerson iu? g-iiio Tho question reuiiuih that sheet tli'it Father Taylor, the lit Mthodi-.t preachci f B'-it.-n. .ihe.- said- "Send c.meruh t hel! vWiy, hi- ui.n'ii Siltev the elii!Sstt ami turn tbi- tidf of eraiuratioti h:it wv." SKirAXox, May is. lsst. j a emart girl that can do houiievrorki Kditei: AbTOBiA-: i l ft Kowl situation by appl ying t J I herewith give you an account ofj lls" 1CC- . , tho finding of a body of a man onj Wantrrt. Clatsop beach about 8 miles south of AuIrliod- general lioufccwott luai Skipanon Sanding. Said body w..re small family. Apply at this office. ono wliile start, one coarse yray wihh eii shirt, one pair coarse cot ton I drawers, one pair bluo overalls. 1 pair duck overalls, black vest, fade-.l black boaver coat, sonthwester and oil-skin coat. Personal description; abont fi 4 incliei h:h, well built, tine black hair, light mustache. In pocket were found 30'ni white lay, a red -ilk handterchiet, 1 nbitu handl.eiehief lVatph Fonna. A Mlvcr Viittcli. last Wednesdaj; owner can hate it by oroving property and nayiiuf for this notice. Anply at thisijflice. Alientloii. Ahtor!aI'.:isineCo..o.l! REMOVAL! O. H. COOPEE, or xa' - Ynu will plca-.e a,emble at your en gine iiouse on Sunda v, May 2lst, at 1 20 p. j;. -harp, without uniform, for the mirpoie of attemlinx the funeral of Mrs. iannle T.., wife of our Hon.' Brother ( Flremnn I. W. Cuse. with J. Richter marked in on. corner, ; lio.vue Engine Company No. 2 andi . T. . .,,., .. f ., .i'Wrt Ho'jk ami Ladder Cn.No.l arei .-.t-opy ot Duh -woman of vl'" rosppetfullyluvlteil to attend. By order S oo a thi" with a Miall key. . nliiie . O. Ixo.vr.i.s, Ar.Ve Foreman. Jni""HimiiimiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuimimHiwiuiwiii ,,,....11 i . i v ; I.-1..vm.ig, Secretary, handled S bladed pyeket iciiife. a1 . pocket Ciimb, I beer ticket fiM'.n Gin-' Wnutcii!!! ' tier, a xme tame i-r .vj..... ..:... ..- M(.n t ,.,,,, :,, (.nK (,r woo,. A,,. U.S. cum, i i;.iv.irm:i .; Jireuir-npiy at myoliiw piece of lS.ii 'iiiiage, .i e.unieiy ticket marked A. Pmuth, No. GG, April 22d, boat No. 22, No. of li,ii 4. Ob nig to an advanced a'atc of du eoinp.sition, it was buried as decently a3 circumstances .von Id permit. For tho above articles and futtlier information addiess .1. L.Levisim, .'should leave tlielr orders with A. Van TO Til ... ,, Uuseu .t Co. a", they are prepared to de- hkipannn, Oregon. ; 1Iv,lr s00ll- , cny pait of the city on , thf .liurf-'t notice. .I.1I.D.URAY Tim largest Mock ami newest .stjles of Soft anil Miff lints nt Mcintosh's Clothing Stoie. Are vuii made miserable iv fndi uestiou, Con-tipatiou, Dizziness, Loss of apiietite. Yellow XjIiiV ShiloU's Vital izer Is a positive eure. For sale hj" W. K. DeuiKiit. .Pr.ttli. n 1 1, lt.fr rrrrni,l.'o riTii 1. ions or merchandise, of any description, S s A iib-committeo of th- H.jiisoof) a complete stock of hoys' and chll Representatives, after investigating the question of litp?ed land grants, decides thst the chatters of th North Pacific ilid the Atlantic and Pacific are non-foifeitable. dren's suits ju-.t refelved at Melntosli'.? clothing store. I can't gel along without It. 1 must haw one oi those-fine work baskets at the City liook More. -liv for -.ale at the Occident Hotel. The' Duller ue, 1. T. Xusisr.iys: Wo hear vi thousands i.n the road in Wood river, packing their blankets, and begging their way. Better keep out. Yon wont have wind enough left tu curse tho country by fall. The Portland ciiy emineil has pissed an iiliiriucu that all Chinese landing at that city shall bo vaccina ted before coming ashore. 'Tis a wise precaution, but yet is rot neces sary, f'-r the health oflicvr hero makes a thormigii esamination of tho vesel upon her arrival nt this poit It will be a good thing for the phy&ician that gets the appointment. Call at Cooper's new slon- tda and got what you need. 'Ihe veal:, worn, end dsieitie .should take Coldex's LierirN Liquid Bi.Kr A.r Toxic Iwrnor; vtoi;. TaXe Tin ol'icr. Stationery and blank boo!;-, .ill stjliM and prices at (Jail Adler's - You w ant in got some of Koseoe's ice cream to-ilaj : fiesh made and nicely ilavontl. For I)-,pep-iaandLiver Complaint, Mm liae a printed guarantee on every bottle of SlillohV Yitalizor. It never fails io cure. Sold liv W. E. Dement. A new stock of stoves of tho Inte-st tylcs at .Mm A. Montgomery's. -Tliiee .-cow loads of dry fir, spruce limbs, and bark, lust received and for -ale at GraS dock. Brace up the whole system with King of the Iilood. sec Advertisement. MISCELLANEOUS. I A large consignment ot t.V be.it at Jno. Kodger's, Central brand lt-ilCto-.i coal oil iu-i received iari;ci Pioi. Fred Majrr is meeting wuii marked success In his iiiu-,ieal iii-trne-tions. More advanced pupils can he ac commodated with lessons at their o n houses at the monthly rate of rt. BOOK S'JCOIEJ N. f 1 it. til rfr cnol tf f3$H Blank Books and Stationery I te of 'v'r' Jc":r!J'tIoIJ 1 3 WSj(h.-hool iioks. lilbies. Poetical 3 fsisS vik;.Aloutnsatid -1iW7,iC-2 (jC.!it l'ens, I X L STORE iMiucMHitniiuiKHaMtimimmssiMiuiuiiMuiuutiMtiiniMunwi Will remove on or about the first of May KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING, In order to reduce stock, previous to removal, will offer a Xiiberal ! To all Cash' Customers buying bills of 10 or over. Astoria, April 15th, 1882. Mr. John Knsor-" of tho Central Mar kct, lia-, made arrangements lokivp si I he liue-vl fre-.li fish, etc., in their --:iion Freshest and lirsest cakci. fruit and candy at the Astoria candy factory. Another of ll!o-,e line-V. !!. Chase organs at tho City Book Store Why will you cougli when Mulotj'.s Cure w ill Rive'luiiiipdialc leliet. l'riiv lOcts WctsmidSl. ildby W. li . incut. "IlacKuutaek." a la-tinc ami i.t grant perfume Price 2"i and W) cents. Sold b V. i:. Dement. Chas. Ssti'vt-ns Sz Son J-uVc lor tale, ami aic agents lor the new suie: sov ini machines. EicrMhini' fashionable in men's and bfiv": -.ti.ni Imt-ut .MclsitiSi"sclfih- mg store. -tin to Ito-eoiv. and trv the i5u-.t.)ii j Cr;--!al lc I'leain. -JJccnfenl Itloc!;. K?S52!Bl iseices a lull and complete -fejT(ijl tock of I'verytlnai; usually ajKepi in h wen rrsuiaieu cook .More Also, new .liof and axnicy for tvrrj eaivra'id i.i!0,liL'li.ul)tiihPil ' Carl Adler'siHuBic Store -isf' m I- Piauos and Organs (if .1!! tii.ii.t-i Cbiniaiitli on tian'1. Alsa a tuUatoclcr,! VIOLINS. (J PITA ItS, BANJOS, AC- COKDEONS, rONCEBTINAS, HARMONICAS, FLUTES. Alvt a Lwse stock ot the bet of VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC, ANl MUSICAL INSTRUMENTrf, As wtli a evjrtbu.jj .-Ise blonstjix to a flrit rlass IisleStoie. ASTORIA BREWERY. M. MEYER - -.- Proprietor ASTORIA, - - OBF.GON. SPECIAL. VTSrJXrQTTT-03E3VE3Nrrg. REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. ILai:ge onDERs in like peopoetiox. LessiQuantities, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - $1 GO per Dozen ovSpclal atteatiou paid to orders from 1'uMle Uouscs and FomUles."Wl THE COLUMBIA BREWERY IS SUl'Kltinit TO MOSl. AN1 I.S EXCrUJJtn BV NONi'8 ON THB COAat JOH1V UAIIiS, - - PROPRIETOR, 0HENAHUS STREET, ASTORIA, OREGON. s-OKUm left Id the UKKMANIA llfcEK HALL ttUl tC rt"utlr attended to." pound in San Fnuiciioi and, and six cwits here; that's all the difference. The Henri Semp eapit itoun yoatorday and cleared f.v Liverpool with 40,000 wm th of Hour on board. There was uothiug in thu vy of shipping news along the tivei front ye3terday. Tho fishermen rep.irt a little increase in tho number of salmon caught. From latitude 39 N. and lungi tudo 171 W., to Cape Flattery it is reported that the ocean is alive with countless myriads of fur seal. They are beiug caught in great uumbora, and it doo.s seem fi3 though seal skin sacqucs ought to be a littlo cheaper. Mr.Caspar Baltcs thinka that when streets are being repairod some means should be adopted whereby ho need not aturnblo and stand in danger of hurting hitnsulf as has been the case in various inatancos this week. The at tention of tho proper authorities is desired by him to bo called to this important matter. Wo aro in receipt of ft maikcd copy of the London Grocers' Gazette containing a veiy fino article on thu Columbia river salmon fisherios, and credited tu thu Portland Reportor. Our only reason for not republishing it is that it appearc I originally in The A3TOKUX from whence it was scooped by our enterprising Portland contemporary. ' -Miiic ter tne liiani'. ::i, ilute. i vlulln, guitar, coiner, aec-.nli.si, ii.sin. M l.f .n.ii...i-liii-i Mtiit f.tt.i.t in..! r.ji.um' . Fear i '. eing aiiessed in i mtiicctinn ju.it received at Adit rS iiiuie -!.ire. with ilia murder of Lord F-vdei-ick j K(,r hTj.Tj. ,.., MJ Cjvi-iib-h .i!l !5urke is n.ift" .so gen-1 '.irlimi. iiii.t the !-.'. ! '.mi:.--. I!.i:.ir .,l ,. I,..!.,,.! .1. .1 .. i and Situ Kntieis.M beer. ei!l .it itie C.-in oral i.i Ireland tint th, p-usmtry j ,,,;,,. ,h- Mi ,ov.,. ,,,.., t.,,mp , traveling outside nfilisir districts aio t.eii. applyinz io tho p.dieu for paaspoffs. i -Frank I'aOie h.t-. nvv.er-. iiiew-iyi Aranv emigrants leaviie the South i.f 'c- u'w !1!UI !''" l"'"' ' 'l"-'-ian , , o - I Ireland for .mcric-.i resort t the pame couwe. The war dep.a-tiuciit has issued an order sotting forth the scheme of competition for prizes intended to raise the stsndard of marksmanship of both officers and men. Sievciis Son luw their -.tore '"S-i S'f"s- ;9lil3 Geo. W. Hume and wifo.-uuon the Columbia and will arrive in Asto ria to- day. Prophets are iiameroiis in the upper country who say that tho J nno rise in the Columbia will bi greater than usual. 70.000 immigrants landed at Cas tle Garden last month. Tis. thought that th? in rivals for thi. month will segregate 100,000. Eugli-h residents of the coast ate very properly taking itcpsi'eelebratoj Those writing deks at the City bouk cnioTrmcTv CTUC store are the be.-d in the city. They me CARL ADLEH'S VARIETY STORE something nice and durable, and juiti Jgje JVatches, Clocks and Je nelry. ",,,aftrfU(VadifcSW0,,,,'i,P-'",i" gv- "otlelfand: ate from thegnci. - if-J dS frture 1 nuacs and Chromos. , t: . 7T, c , . . TOjiSi:aby Csirrlages, a complete --The '-Aiwajs itandj .sturepijie j ift8l"assnrtment. shelves at .loini A. Montgomery's. , 'j,WKoCili v every steamer. ThepubUc 1 'ZT . i sire invited to examine my stock and prices. uai cauiiiwi-i uum cj "l' '".'-' i-liKUiiST.. - ASTOEIA. OltEGON. latest rt lei ami fine Adler': assortment. Street Improvement Notice. be -FumMiedoruufuruislicU ro.niM can Timn: IS ltKRF.i;.Y(:iVENTIIATTHE l-ml-it the Union Hotel ' J-s Common Council ot the City of Astoria l.nd.it tin. liruon noui. propose to K-pair suid improve Hemlock , . .sireei, in ?.:iivbi i .Valeria, inim uie vui diss, btevens amlNm nave a -tuck side of Salmon stre t io the cast lino cf said of mouldincs and .moulders tool-, whieh cltv a Astoria. b iecioinK all plauks, can be bought cheap for eaih l. e!.ic ! stumors and tliu'oerathatare.in theopln- oet th it brand' of the lius'.iici-.. I io "" superintendent of fctroets, defect- oui iiwi oim i.oi iiu j vrt anil no. ;lWmli alld WI,i-clnK the same i, .,.;t:.,i'i' ., hdiv .,-. .... -t wltli new am sound plank, timbers and ,. A. ,-"1''1"1 ,l0,1 ' l "!-, , i 1 ' MH-frfr. ami by w Wenlos the prcs nt road (twenty rlifiervnt style) Just ieeeieil.x, ,, w huprovcmcnts hi and upon satd fit AilliTi. str-.-t. e-tflii i-ct WiHjW babj v:sb-ty nt Adler's. i-arnagi- John A. lYIontgoinery, fSaiC'EdSOU TO JACRI.N'S & MOXTOO.UKKt.) Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A Ooicxul A-iorte.-it oi HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Accau tot Mwroe.Stoveaand ItttDgus lti? 1-r.t lu tao luarkcS. r.jia!!ai KWd-i ot- sU Usdj on tiaurf. Jei vo(k dmui hi a iroriua&aUki (cscoer. I'UHM'.U OT 3IAI.V A.ll .JKfriUSSO.V MTUKJTH. ASTORIA, , - . CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTL'BEB OF; FURNITURE as BEDDING, AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and MovMiRflt, WINDOW CORNICES AND CCKTAIN FOLKS Ccmplftc In every bron'ti. b itriinR spiles on the t.nnli M.ie uf F.pM Hemlock MKCt. as.l III I.ir2i''iilncliiR fapi,striiiscis and planks thereon j a:i.i nmi'i in me uuimuv ; jh.uuihc. w- , i.i..,irr?ii.i... mm-ti.i In. ihft nnners of two- . I.I..1 .. .,.? ?......... -., tn- hi, 1.1 tvtr. I lieiiefsod .irrt-i.tckinl with the Auifllorl 35 g - d-s 3 It vnu want Ice cream tin:, i n loi-rliile f,f Oiioen Virtol-ln nbi'eh Crt'lllll, CO to rrallk hiinriv. ,,.i ,... f e ,i..iti nhhln tell daS from " tn .i ,., , . 5 T , , , the liiuil miltlicRtiuirnf this notice. IhoCnm-j jej auntveraary falw on thu Clth; l)i,l cusee tlm-c uos-el.'-s l.-il... .-ir won council !! on!.T said rcp.Ui". s-ndlai-' inst. Pisloy, of thu Arjimaut. who 8" Aitlcr s .' 1 lie; arc me-, "rows purple in tho face when the 17th j Transient and day ieiarder.iViti :' of Ireland is celebrated, or sm Oran man 11 and is celebrated, or sm urangc-. choi, hou5li ,,,, ,1,, st,.etf. Mrn,, ,- .v.-i.t.,Q1 ilavs ''Tho Boyno Water," will ' cents upwards. Day hoard t-0 per " J,"T7: ,b.ail. ..n t!,,enr,r.iI:- Everything eloau and comfort- -J. -.v.-,,.-,!...!.! rn li.-trtn.le. :v eider oi the CtuiP'.. 11 Council. K. C. hOKIUS. Auditor and Clerk. ,l.T..l,it.li U, s-'. lula .mniinan. on Chcnamia street. probably givo a column on tho cuor-J' '-""s .n- hM jiwrivr.1 iVIateatBd nMt mity of alloiving those blansted Ring-; Call aad examine those baby wagons! toots! shoeleie.'' AgeuUa Astoria for lish to make such a fus3, you know, J at the City book store. the famous Morrow shoes. 1X1 r r a lsr at E4 C'; '.zis ggw tsrPQ i?92iMw.m. Jfis'i ''rJPWl CSt3k&v mi V'E.JrJ j-T -. q JE 4 O ps mm? s sKi-'?a sii-U.Usi Ipifbigfijf P'-i .?aKB. s? 1 Z 3!"la mi;