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ASTORIA, OREGON:
SUNDAY .. MAY 21. 1SS2
ISSUED EVERT MORNING.
(Monday Excouttsi),
3. V. HALLORAN & COMPANY,
PCIILiqn?.R3 AI.D I'ROl-KIETOK..
AsUman Building, GVws Street.
Fishing ca tho Columbia.
in a tide rustiin out tho rato of eight
Terms of Subscription :
ervod by Carrier, per weok .. 23 Cents
nt by mail, four racntiu..... ....? to
oat by moll, uno yoar....... 9 C)
Prop of I'ostase toSabwribew.
" Advertisements inserted by tba year at
b rato of SI 3) per acarc per month.
Transient ndrertisins, by the day or wcefr.
Ifty cents ier s-iunro for each insertion.
THECITY.
TnR Daily astouivx itJU tic 7if by
inailat 73 cent a month. fxcnfjOt(i'je. Head
er who ctmlnnplaUcbCiicc mm the city can
have Tun AsTonr.vjf olloir ihnn. Daily
or Weekly fdilloiu to any itot-Uof.c r. viih
mil additional expensr. Adar&tti may be
nanQcd at often a desired. Isatc orders at
(he countina rontn.
Trinity Sunday.
-Beautiful weather.
Diphtheria is prevalent in East
Portland.
If it h clear the comet
visible to-ni"ht.
will bo
The- Columbia arrived in at ton
yesterday afternoon.
The British bark Jas. Duncan,
from Santos, arrived in yesterday.
The Hemy Sempe, and the Philip
Fitz Patrick went to sea yesterday.
. Hon. Liir Hill will delivcra
speech at Liberty Hal! next Tuesday
evening.
Seattle 1m raised 82000 so far
for a Fourth of July celebration. Wo
have not yet heard lio-.v much Astoria
will ante.
Presbytorian church preaching
by tho pastor morning and evening, in
the- Bsptist church. Sunday school at
noon.
There vvillboDivineservico at the
Congregational church at 1 1 a. m. and
7 r. :Jt. to-day, Pvev. G. V. Atkinson
officiating.
Tho Mirklaud went to sea yostcr
day. Her crow cheered heaitily as
they left the dock. Sho ha? been
several weeks setting a crew.
-The last sad rites of buri.il will
bo given the remains of tho late 3Ira.
I. V. Caso, at tho Congregational
church at two o'clock this afternoon,
Rev. G V. Atkinson officiating.
Members of Ocean Encampment
No. 13, 1. 0. 0. F., and sojourn
ing Patriarchs are requested to meet
at tho Lodgo room of Beaver Lodgo
on Sunday, May 21st, at 1 o'clock, to
attend the funeral of Mra. I. W. Cue.
By order of C. P.
A. J. Meglke, Scribo.
Death of Hobt Trencliard.
Tho many friends of Robt. M.
Trenchard heard with deep regret of
his death yesterday morning. Ho
was down hero about two weeks ago
in tho best of health, ami went back
to his placo at Salem full of hope aud
enterprise. " He wa3 n young man of
great promise, in the twentieth year
of his age, and was a universal favor
ite. He wan so nffible; so full of
enterprise, so everything that one
is apt to admire in a young man that
many in this community feel his
death es a pewonil loss His 'friends
and relatives here have universal
sympathy in their sad bereavement.
"Wants her Boy.
NAPA, Cal., May 10, 13s2.
Bear SW: Will you pleaso inquire
at the fish canneries if a young boy by
tho name of Lowry has been there
sinco March? He wrote me from Port
land in March that he was going to
Astoria to fish. As I havo heard
nothing, 1 fear ho has been drowned.
You will confer a great favor by mak
ing particular inquiry. Yours,
Mes. J. J. Lowry.
i. o. o. r.
Members of Beaver lodgo No. 33,
I. 0. 0. F.t sojourning brothers in
cood standing and Sisters of Robcccah,
are requested to meot at the lodge
room of Beaver lodgo on Sunday,
May 21st, 18S2, at 1 o'clock, to at
tend tho funeral of Mrs. I. W. Case.
By order N. G.
T.S. Jewktt, See-
Aticntion, Astoria Engine Co. So. 1 !
You will pleac assemblo at your en
gine nouse on Sunday, May 21st, at ISO
i. chnm. without uniform, for the
rj'urposc of attending the funeral of Mrs.
F.-nnio E., wife of our Hon. Brother
Fireman 1. W. Case.
Hescue Engine Company No. 2 and
a . n.mir nml Ladder Co. .No. 1 arc
respectfully Invited to attend. By order
1 n'tvniTTc Ar-.t'tr ?oieinan.
h. E. Selio, Secretary.
'You bet wo earn the little wo
make," said a fisherman to an Asio
eian reporter yesterday morning.
From where they Etd,the white sails
of the morning fleet were gleaming
brilliantly over tho flashing emerald
water as the littlo boats came bound
ing in from the bar after a night of
vigil. "Wc havo to take big chances
snd sometimes are lucky to get away
with life, let alone pulling and haul
ing at a heavy net all night for noth
ing."
It a hard work, and the little gleam
ogbl luck that sometimes occurs
when a good haul is made, hardly
makes up for tho hours and days of
patient work and watching without
any ronnrd. In this immediito vi
cinity the fishermen start down to the
bar in the afternoon and spie.id their
nets to float with tiio tido, the top
supported by cork, the bottom
weighted down with disks of leid.
When all goes well the net drifts
along slowly with tho tide, and the
moment the salmon gels his nose iti
sido and push e? ahead he h caught.
If lie is wary, and not in too big a
hurry ho feels the cord, and darts
back, often dropping under and evad
ing all the arts of the filter: butjren
crally the fish are eager by nature's
instinctive impulse to reach tho far off
waters where they can spawn, and
rush headlong to destruction. Tho
fishermen can tell by the corks where
tho captives are struggling, and ho
hauls in that part only. Occasionally,
a great school of freshly run salmou,
eagor to get up to the clear water and
pebbly bottom tf the upper stream,
ru-h madly against the-v-hule length
of the net, and then th- captain
and boat-puller aic in the saino fix
tli-it IVter and the Aposths en in,
on the Saa of Galilee, when they cill
ed to their comrades to help them or
their nets would break. Ju dull times,
when salmon aru scitc-, and sleep
lianas heavily on tho weiry watcher's
eyes, the fisherman has his patience
sorely trkd by the seals, who will
watch a net :.s carefully as does him
self, and rob it before his eyes. ' This
marine epicure ha3 an especial weak
ness for the jowl of tho salmon, and,
unless he be very hungry, he will only
take a bite of that portion. Having
taken one mouthful of it, ho tosses
it aside and seizes another, and in this
way will destroy twenty-five salmon
beforo tho fisherman can gut at him.
This wily jihuc.tcean is a foe to all the
finnv tribe: and countless fathoms
down he sinks to creep 'mid all tho
namoless shapes that haunt the deep,
but 11363 to niako a rush, more par
ticularly at the delicate salmon.
Sometimes retributive justice over
takes the robber, and the fisherman,
hauling in his snare, finds tho dark
coipse of his enemy rolled up in tho
net. The ponderous iud stupid stur
geon is another pest to the patient
fisherman. Nodding iu his boat, ho
sees the corks go whizzing under the
water, atd with great labor drags up
tho miles of twine and pounds of lead
only to find a worthless monster that
has to be cut loo3e.- In the salmon
season, sturgeon on the Columbia
aro not considered worth tho tnmhlo
of towing ahora.
Fdw lishermen aru making any
money this season, the light run so
far r.eriously interfering with their
calculations. Two years 'g- tho same
state of aff urs oxutcd, hut about tho
middle of duly the mIiiwu euae tu in
prodigious numbers. Oar. east uf a
not brought n;s 700 tish, ranging
from fifteen to sixty pound i and suf
ficient to load seven bo its to tho gun
wal". It was nothing unusual to
throw back great numbers of fish into
the stream and let them go on their
headlong way to the water courses
ab3vc. That year was als-i memorable
for tho great loss of life. During the
season of abundance few lives were
Io:t, as there was no necessity to tako
any risks. Fish could bo found in all
parts of tho stream. A few woska of
warm weather sent tho snows into the
upper Columbia and tho groit river
rushiid to the ocoan, swollen and tur
bulent. Great tracts wero inundated
and the tide affected. Tho latter dis
turbance of natura was fatal to many
a poor fellow. The fishermen watch
the tides caivfnlly, for at slack water
the fish are easiest caught. Leaving
their stations at the ebb tide they shoot
out their seines and drift down to float.
back on tho flood. Jt is an import
ant matter with them tf know exactly
when the tide shall turn. Tho best
Gshing ground is close to the bar, and
they want to venture no fntthvr. Iu
the season of '60, of which wo speak,
tho tido table was not to bo rnlied
upon. The great body : water
thrown by the Columbia into the ocean
delayi.d llu floods, so that the fisher
men were sometimes an hour ahead of
time. Believing that they wero on
tho last of the ebb they drifted down
and found themselves close to the bar
knot3 an hour. To pull a heavy
tweiity-fourfootboat against such a cur
rent was a feat few men were capable
of, and the only course left was to face
death with fortitude. Somo perished
through recklessness. Two, having a
heavy boat would venture out on
dangerous waters and come iu on the
flood of fortune with a great catch.
Next day, others who had been beat-
iugjibout for days, would follow their
example, and would be heard of no
more. Tako it altogether a fisher
men's life is not a happy one, and he
earns very cent lie makes during the
short and fatiguing season.
A O . IT. W.
The members of the A. O. U. W.
aro requested to meet at their rooms
at 1 o'clock r. M. to-d ly to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs. 1. W. Case.
By order of tho Lodge.
C. Brown, Recorder.
MISCELLANEOUS.
0. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Police Court.
CLIPPED AND CONDENSED.
'What is the National Fishery
Question?'' pompously exclaimed an
operator, and a squeaking voice in the
audience responded, "It's have you
got a bite?"
On the 2nd inst. the steamei Al
aska crossed into English waters hav
ing made the run" from Sandy Hook
in C days, 21 houre, and 45 minutes,
the fastest time ever mado scross tho
Atlantic.
They do up things scientifically at
Kokomo. Ind. When the
vent out to hang a miscreant they
took along a preacher and a doctor.
As thev wero not certain they were
hanging the right man, it was very
thoughtful.
A Georgia paper nays: 'Gold iu
thirty-threo counties in this state;
copper in thirteen; whiskey in ail of
thorn, and the last gets away with all
the rest. It can do it every time."
All Georgia wants now to put her i n
an equality with California is to get
about 100,000 Chinamen.
May. 20.
Thos. Stanley, drunk; 2 or one
day in city jail.
Tho?. Alley, drunk; S2 or ouu day
in citv jail.
J. Rasmusen, aiding prisoner to es
cape; $20 or ten days in jail.
JIOKX.
On tho lCth inst., to the wife of Peter
.Ionian no.
Oaarf .Heller's
BOOH. STOHS
the largest stock of
Blink Books and Stationery
description,
nib'es. Foetical
albums and
(!o!d Pens.
Hostile a full and complete
3&
i h Vmi School livoks,
M Works.,
Stor
stocK ot everything usually
iK
every paper and psrlodlcaJpubllshed
J ktMit m a well rcculated Boo!
Also, nuns depot and agency for
Cail Adler'siEuslc Store
Mzm$gk
A-toria Vfrdh-t.
Frank Kabre ha been found guilty of
laakiug the best let- Cream.
Attention. Xo
Members are requested to meet at their
hall on Sunday, May 21st, at one o'clock
p. ju without uniform, for the purpose
of attending the funeral of Mrs I. W.
Case. Uv order
C. II. Stockton, Foreman-
U'lm t -Unites Yon SIIisT
.1 tooth is missingpmoii!theiuelior.s.
. I nml .'ii riintfit ilflti ll lxl ?tfT.. (3;i .ni
crowd I' , . :. .,i.i,.ll1Biv;nnnVT
ei uiiit jit.m,.tim iiiiui.iiJMu..wi'wi .
Ui kteo me oilier-" rigni. luiiMiuiiiti
liave done this icai-. ago, but it is better
now than ne er.
IVantrd ! ! I
Men to chop ."CO fowls of woot. Ap
ply at my office. J. II. D. Gray.
9df
T"fi ' t-?J--"-- r-i',r j"- SJa jligij. M 1 K
iff lm
?y
y
PiauDs and Organ s
Of till makes constantly on hand. Also a
full stock ot
VIOLINS. GUITARS. BANJOS. AC-
COKDEONS, CONCERTINAS,
HARMONICAS, FLUTES.
Alo a large stock of the best of
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
SHEET MUSIC.
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT?,
As n-:i a uver thins else belonchiK to a
r irt taass .music store.
REMOVAL!
O. H. COOPER
OFTHE-
M,L" ",""""iMiniiiiininaintimtnninHHiH
1 1 X L STORE
5 s
niiiiiittuiiiiiEtiieiriiiittiuiiiiiuiiuiuiiiitiiuuuiiuiiiiiinumHiiaiiutm
Will remove on or about the first of May
-TO THE
A Beautiful Sentiment.
Life bears us on like the current of
a mighty river. Our boat at first
glides down tho narrow channel
through tho playful murmuring of the
littlo brook and the winding of ita
grassy borders. The trees shed their
blossoms over our young heads; wc
aio happy in hope, and wo grasp
eagerly at tho beauty around us, but
the stream hurries on, and still our
hands are empty. Our course in
youth and manhood is along a wilder
and deeper flood, and objects mora
striking and magnificent. We are an
imated at tho moving pictures and en
joyments and industry around us;
wo aro excited at poiuo shoit lived
disappointment. The stieam bears
us on, and our ji-ys and griefs are
alike left behind us. Wo may ba
shipnrecked, but we ennnnt be de
layed; whether rough or smooth, the
river hastens to its home till tho roar
of the ocean is in our ears, and the
waves aro beneath our feet, and tho
land lu.-sens from our eyes, and the
floods are lifted up around us, and we
take our leave of earth and its inhabi
tants, until, on our future voyage,
there is no witnoss, save the Infinito
and Eternal. Bishop lhber.
The largest stock and newest styles
of Sort ana fttiu iiai, at .mciihosii s
Clothing Store.
Parties wishing gioeeiies, provis
ions or merchandise of any de-.ci intion.
should leave their onlei.-, with A. Van
Duscii & Co. as they r.re prepaid! to ile-i
liver goods m any part of the city on!
the shorten notice.
A complete stock of boys' and chil
dreu's suits just received at Mcintosh's
clothing store-.
tor lame Hack, Side ortChest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 2S cents.
1'or sale by W. E. Dement.
Shiloh's Vita!i7eris what you need
for Constipation, J.os of Appetite, l)iz
7iness and all symptoms ot Dyspepsia.
Pi ice 10 ami 75 cents per bott'e. .Sold
by W. K. Dement.
Anew stock of stoves of lhe latest
styles at John A. Montgomery'-.
Tluee seow loads of dry fir, spruce
limbs, ami bark, just received ind for
sale at Ciav'sdock.
King
sEA
fillip
; fejacwrrffi"V! g4
Piaiius and Oigmvs sold on tne monthly in
stallment plan, hi- tor reut.
CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
KNIGRTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING.
FZ-is vr i v-eket aua lauie cuuery,
ir - Yankee .Notions and Toys,
lf-J 'ixk rtcture frames and Chromos.
.'ofv!sn-5SEil!aby Cnrnaues. a complete
llraee up the whole system wish
of lhe Riood. Sv-e Adveni-emviii
Prof. Fred Majer is meeting with
miiiketf-i:eees-. in" his musiea! instruc
tions. More advanced pupils can be ac
ronir.iodated with le&snns at their own
houses at the monthly rate of ii.
Shtloh'.s Cough and Consumption
Tun. i- sohl liv in on cuaRinti-p. It
cures eou-umptlo!:. Sold by V. V. Di'-
ment.
asv)rtmect
N'cw kooiIs by every steamer. The public
aminviied to examine my slock and prices.
CHEN ASICS ST.. - ASTOKIA. OUEGOh.
A Change.
The O. 11. & N. Co. 'a road being
completed from Tho Dalles to tho
C vscadep, passenger trains will com
mence running to-morrow. Tho first
traiu will leave Tho D-.llesat " o'clock
A. 51. and reach Bonneville at 8:10 a.
II. On Monday this Cascades boat
will h'lve hers- at 9 o'clock in tho
mtrning, connecting with tho triin
which leivi-s llnni-i'ville at 3:23 l M.
Fpiiii ln-dav the uavi-'atinn nt the
Midi! eCidr.uibi i will ptacticlty oes'ev
aud i-i so.'ii .is the wattr has attaiiifd
sulfi.-ii'iil depth, nlneh il! probably
beau about t i vetk, llu- yreiter
pait of tha b at3 aud barges on
that portion of th river v.iil bo
brought down over the Cascade. The
craft which will make 'the dangerous
descent of tho rapids aro tho R. R.
Thompson and Mountain Queen and
ho barges Atlas and Hercules, and
tho mammoth wharf-boat at The
Dalles, which is 230 feet lorn; and 50
ifeet beam. Such a magnificent sight
as tho passage of the Cascades
by those craft has never been seen on
the river and probibly never will
bo again. Tho splendid bo-it R. R.
Thompson, a sister boat to the Wide
West, has lately been thoroughly
overhauled and painted throughout
and is as good as new. She will prob
ably run in conjunction with tho Wido
West to Bonneville. Tho Mountain
Queen isanother fine boat. She will be
thoroughly overhauled and pmbsbly
take tho place of one of tho hoats at
ptesjut on tho Astoria routo.
Standard.
Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar
kct. has made arrangements to kt ep al
lie finest frch fish, etc.. in their sai-hhi
Will vou suiter with Dispepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's italizer is
guaranteed to cure vou. Sold liv V: K.
Dement.
Cims. Stevens .t Son have for sale,
aud are agents for the new Sing.n sew
ins machine-'.
Co to Roscois and try tin' Itostmi
Crystal Ice Cieam. Occident Block.
That Hacking Cough can bo o
nuicklv cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold liy W. K. Dement.
Another or those line A. I J. Cha-c
organ at tho Cit y Book Store. -
for the genuine J. 11. Cutter old
Bourbon, and the best ot w inr.. liquors
anil San Kraneisco beer, rail at the Hem
onp'isUe the hell tower, and see Campbell.
Steven-i .v Son l.avi- their .store
crowded with new good-, all marked in
plain figuics.
-Croup, Wh'Mpius (' i.'i .iml IS.iui
ehitis immO'lialelj leiiev.-tl its Miiloh'i
Cm.-. S'lM v V. E. I).-!i.-:it.
Street Improvement Notice.
XJOTICK IS HEItUBV GIVEN THATTHE
i.1 Common CouucU of the City ot Astoria
nroio,e to renalr And lmDrove Hemlock
strut t. iu Shlv civ's Astoria, from the east
stile ot aii!iiu snert to tue east line oi sain
citv of Astoria, bv removing all planks,
stringers and timuers that are, in the opin
ion oi Use superintendent of Streets, defect
ive ana not sound, and replacing the same
Willi now a-n sound plank, timbers and
.stiint'is, nd by widening the pros nt road-
u.iv nr itntirneintils in :md ution said
street, eilit feet, by ilrklng spiles on the
north sidu (,( said Hemlock street, and
plaeniK eaps "triiiR.-rs aud planks thereon
and raihnss on the outside ; and unless a ro-inoii-trsnue.
sinned bj the owners of two
tliiidsnf i lie nroiiertv frnntins onsaidnor-
tion .f s dd street, be tiled with the Auditor
and Clerk e said citv, within ten das from
the final p-iblti-atiau tf this notice theCom
moii Council v.itl order said repairs andlm-
pro.emeuis lo no mane,
J'.v order of the Coiamou Council.
K. C. NOURB,
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria. Ma 11, 1S5J. 10td
In order to reduce stock, previous to
removal, will offer a
Liberal Discount!
To all Cash Customers buying bills of
$10 or over.
Astoria, Ap--il 15th, 1882.
ASTORIA BREWERY.
M. MEYER Proprietor.
ASTORIA,
OREGON.
REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE TRICES.
$7 50 PER BARRELOF 30 GALLONS.
(LARGE ORURItS IS LIKE PKOrORTIOS.
L,e88sQuantitlos, 30 Cents per Callon
Bottled Beer, - - - S I SO per Dozen
C7Spccial attention paid to orders from f ubllc Houses aad Families."
Street Improvement Notice.
TVOHCEIS IIEIIEBY GIVEN THATTHE
I Ciniiinon Council oi the city of Astoria.
iiinpi)3i;tn repairand imjirove Cedar street,
in M'llvelv-, Astoria, from the east side of
vve-t-lllis:rcci loino ucsisiue oi aaimnn
Mreet. bv rcmnvhiK all planks, strinccrs and
timben.'th it are in the opinion ot the Supt.
of streets defective and unsound, and re
nlriplm? tin- s.niiivvlth new and sound flanks.
timbers and strlnserj.. and by widening the
present uadv.a or minnseineiits now in
and upon said sliett elaht Tett. bydrlviiur
spiles on the north side or said Cedar street,
..niln1.ieiiii cans, slrlncei-saudnlauks there-
uii and nulhiKs on the mitsides, and unless a
r.-inn.istraiico sigiieu iv me anners oi ivvo-th-.Hls
i.f the propetty fionthitj on said
portion of said street, be tiled with the
Auditor and Clerk of said city vvithlu ten
dajs from the Una! imblleatlnn of tills notice
lheCo.-iiiiii'ii Council will order aid repairs
ami lmpiovoiiienw to ue maae.
IJyorder of tlw Common Council.
V. C. NOUltlS.
! Auditor and Clerk
THE COLUMBIA
LAGI
BREWERY
IS BUI'EKIOU T( MOST. AND Ift IXCELUU) CY NON'ES ON THIS COAhT .
JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR,
CHENAEIUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON.
CB-Orders left at the GEIIMANIA EEEK HALL will be prrcptly attended to.-Sf
As'orla. M lllh.lss.-.
btd
Sreet Improvement Notice.
vorirns in ::i:m civentiiatthe
: ": , t C mi., .ii C--in -1! or tile elly or Astoria
I uoso v, l itiiu ' a. .in-1 U.v .Hn , ..,. ,,, ,,.;, ,ir ai,,i improve Salmon street
Mon-are the l't-st ii: tin- eit-.. lhe, I'.-.inSh.vi-lv's Vstiiria, from tl.e uorlli side of
.soiiielhiii iec ami itur.i :'..'. ami Just
what most voting ladies v.r..UI jppr.fi-ati-
Irom tl-Kiver.
Methodist churcli, services at
11 .v. si. and 7:30 v. i;. Sunday
school at noon.
In hospitals (Ji.i:xV-. Srr.i'iirit
Sovp is larjiclj u-ed sitaili-uu-cliii!'
and iuiVifj ins u-'iit. Tike's TiKttliaf hi
Drops euro iu one lninulc.
--Tnl "Aivvavs liam'.y"' -ameisipe
shelves at John A. Montsoiiierv s.
fatal rh cured, health and sLvt
breath seemed by shiloh's Catarrh Itcm-i-dy.
I'riee M rent. Masai Inji-ctor fu-e.
For sale by V. R. Dement.
Cabv carriayes from S9 tip to -r25,
latest "styles ami fine assortment, at
Ailler'b.
Clia.s. fctcvens a;nl Niu have a stock
ofiiiouldiiipsanduiotiMi'ra tools vvhieli
can 1 bous'it cheap for cash to close
out that branch of the business.
Willow baby carriages In large
variety at .vdlef.M.
Sleepless Nilit. made mt-erable
bj that terrible coukIi. Shiloh's Cure is
tlic remedy lor yon. Soid bv ". 1. i).--ment.
"
If vou want ice cream that is lea
crim,"nto 1'rank Fahri-'n.
fv.'.-irsir..i I in the .mIIi sidi- of Hemlock
.In-Hi. In renuiviii!' .ill oi.inks stringers and
tinii .-is tii-u .ire.hitiie -pinion ot the super-.nieiiili-nt
oi stici ts.delcrtlve and unsound.
.out uj.l win,; r.ic s.ii::t huh new anil soni.ii
11 n.i!.. tiiii'.n r and siriii-rs.and bv widen
ing the prescit luadiv i or iinpnitemeuts
mi..-In nn.l nnnn s:ud street. eiiht feet, bv
ilrivinK sjilles mi llie'tutst sidd of said Salmon
street and plarhu; e.ip-, stiln;;ers and planks
tliei.-ou and ralluig. on the outside ; aud un
li s-i a remonstrance, sinetl by the'owners of
two-lhirJiof tlw property fronthu on said
street. !' filed ullli the auditor and clerk of
said citv .vithin ten av s from the llnal pub
lieation'ot ibis notice, the Common Council
will orders-lid repairs and improvements to
be made.
liv order f the Common Council.
K C.N'ORRI''.
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria. May 11. 1SS- Wtd
Notice to Contractors.
BIDS WILL RE RECEIVED FOR BUILD
inr tho New School Houe. on Block
71. until Katurda..iuii- 3, 185'-, at 1 o'clock
i-. ii , acrordini; b tnc nlaus and .speclflca
tlons to be seen nt J. V. Gearhart'i store.
Itidsviill bf. iHiashlere.l for main building
and the ba.ement sepsrately, or both to
eether. 'flu Dliectors reserve the right to
releet anv or a'l bids. Satisfactory bonds
will be required with eacli Wd.
By order of the Bo ird of Directors,
J. (5. HUSTLER. Clerk.
Astoi ia. ! ay 20. 1 s-s d tf
Ice for sale at the Occident Hotel.
Tho British Iron Bark Wanlock
Transient and day boarders ea:t ho l Non- on tl.e Berth for
accomodated at .Mn. l.ovetfs cofTee and
chop house, on Main street. 'iPiiK li T A Viav iMDPnm
cents upwards. Day hunt sua) por LONDON DIRECT.
week. i;vvrvthiii'4 clean ami comfort
able. ' '
,. r. T. , l-'.r Ere'slit and Parlloulars Apply to
Call nudexaimiiethoM-tiabv wauoii,'
nt the City book store. p CHERRYf
..-,i S'i i0TJ KS: ""?:. -r'r --, whu. yarea &. co.m otuce.)
IIU UJ1J(.'':'01tVT t v-w -.v( nV)
I
j etc., f OLDIi'ri Lll.BlG'.s Lkjuid Bkkf
and Tonic Isvioou.vtoi:.
You want to pet fomu of Roscoe's ice
cieam to-tlay: fresh made and nicely
Uavored.
Freshest and finest cakes, fruit mid
candy at the Astoria candy factory.
A-to-liI, May 6, ISS-S
my 72.T
John A. Montgomery,
fSUCCESSOK TO JACKINS & MONTGOMERY.)
:UEALER3 IX
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A Ri.erl AsKortracnt of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
AKVnts for
Magee Stoves and Ranges
The IWsx la the market,
l'iumblu Roods of all kinds on haad. Job
work done hi a workmanlike manner.
COItNEB OF 3IAI.V A.l JEFFJUIHOX STHEETS,
ASTORIA, - OREQOW.
CHAS. HEILBORN,
MANUFAC3TURER OF;
FURNITURE S REDDING,
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Monldiifs,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CDRTAIN P0LE8
Complete la every branch.
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has iitst received the latet and iuos.1 Muilc for the piano, organ, flute,
fashionable style of gents and ladies violin, Kuitar, cornet, accordeon, Danjo,
hoots, shoes, ere. Agent in Astoria for. fife, concenina and other instruments,
the famous Morrow shoes." ' just received at Adler'3 music store.
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