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I'luc ini1j stwlatj,
A National Appeal
The follow in" lias been ieceived
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CLIPPED AMD CONDENSED.
ItnlUc.
MISCE1..L NK01TS.
AbTOIUA, OREGON:
ISSUED EVERY MORNING.
(Moadny Excepted).
J. F. HAOP.N & COMPANY,
UBtlillEUs A"I I'IWIUKTOHs.
Irfunau Jiulldiiig, Cuss itrct.
Terms 0 Subscriptien:
-orvcl by Currier, rer wcok ......23 Cents
cnt liy mail, fourmontiis 53 uo.
v-nt hy mail, one year. ............... 9 Ki
- Froo of Pustnsd to Subscribarf.
(.11 Saturday, May 27 th.
3IonWanlert.
1
arf Adieus!
... . . - 11..1. l .:..,. .:.-..M..lirrele.l -l.nt.'litl will
ne iouotting uas neen icceiteuj luestioa at .iiincau city, .-ii!K.i, 111 - ""c "Y , "'i; ". ;. rii.- !VV-r),:.y.'
r. .. . i , . .1 . -ir !..-.. 1 in ouiuiui... "'"1.7
j 110m uencrr.i nmnn ami i -1 tiueeu teei tieep.
. explanatery: j A 1,400 brithai is to lie built acioss 1
i-.lol JU.JL 1 SI, IS'S . .11 IW) 11 IIICKIIl- W Uie COCH'l ,!, Vnmliill Bt Suri, ail. 1 " -Xrf "-E3T dTTH kT n I
I of the Army of the Cumberland, it K . , , ,.,,;., nr,. . , ' .."Sft .Ifflft r . !
. ttnw(llli IJJ'V, ., -..-.... j-.w 1 (ilUUiLlS 1 H 1'uum" Vt t """"'C
: Hansen iirotners oiucc. .. i-,.-. , ..-.-- rlli , t stock ol
I paid 10 competent men. s .crwr
Ol ctert deienytlon.
was propose, mat mmcr in un . oM CollubU sloug1,
there should he elected in tue 0113 01
Washington a statue or monument in
memory of our former comrade, tlio
late President James Abram Garfield.
With that end in iev, a committee
j was appointed by Lieutenant-General
P. JI. Sheridan, president of the
Society, which organized and pro-
I ceceded to work, and it is with, much
( . 1 aa .. .. . H.M, ..... nr.mliilltf .. .. .. r my ,. &t
Aacmsoiacnts inserted by tho year nt 1 '
tbo rnts of $1TJ) per 3(uoro rer month. that it efforts hive met with such
Traasient ndverliiinR. by the ilav (.r feet. . liberal response from all )aitSff the
mty ecnta ret smaaro for each in'ortion. j country as to warrant the -iKuraiicu
" 4lin( tin. .? tot II In .v.nclltumnlnil
TITF PTTY "
IAju XJXJi J. Tho question now is, aim to you we
Bubmit it, shall the statue he sueh a
The T)u, ASTonivs toll ! ml hi)
inMnfiZttnit a month. Jrtffntaoc. Read
tr icho rontf mj.Intf a.Vc.iff from the city can
.We TitR A.stoi:ix iJuir :i-i. I)n.v
r Weekly edition tnnnyu-'fiticcicith-o.tt
tidJitloial fXKl'C. AiMrcttfit mayltf
mimjeA as often a ttfsiral. lsirc nriitr at
ntc euuntlna ruron.
The Yaqnin.1 will ba down from
Portland to-day.
Bathing parJie to Young's bay
will soon bo in older.
Wo notice some beautiful etylcsof
millinery at 3Irs. Derby's.
Lieut. Price and patty we sur
veying tho bar this week.
Tho Oregon is dun this morning,
from San Franciseo, with 151 cabin
passengers.
An advertisement in the .Raat
Portland Vindieatm- us: "Leave
your empty houses wish Matlock,
Kirk & Co."
Mr. Kann announces .1 pccial
auction sale for the ladiea at half-past
two this afternoon at V.. C. Hohlcn's
auction rooms. .
The Portland editor.? hao got so
far along in the excitin w ork of saving
the country that they are calling each
other "polecats."
Shad is now caught at llwaco and
other points on the Columbia. The
flavor of this fine fi'h makes it a
favorite with ichthyophagoi.
-Attention is directed to the now
advertisement of tho Pacific Mutual
Life insurance company, of which Mr.
A. 3IcKinnie is the resident manager
at Portland.
-There are at present 01 er 130
white "racn employed by the Oregon
Pacific company, and over 200 China
men, and this number will bo rapidly
increased.
The "Citizens' Convention"' which
met at Portland last Monday after
noon, endorsed the statu Republican
ticket, and nominated a county ticket
that is pinto.
Queen Vic. is sixty-three tc-day.
But two English inonarehs have had
longer reigns than she. On the 18th
prox. it will be forty-five years sinco
her coronation.
The Polaris editor is being laugh.
ed at all'over the state for his little
demonstrations of ignorance. lie
.would make a good lightning rod
agent. Ho never tumbles.
cue as we em build with the funds i'ii
hand, or will you come to our aid in
such a uunnri as tr. enable us to erect
a work (A art ill size, design, and work
manship in keeping witli the glorious
name with which it will forever be
associated, as well as an ornament to
our already magnificent ci.y? It is
proposed that the work when 00m
pletcd shall be no longer tho property
of tho society, lml be formally tran-i-ferred
through their Chief Magis
trate to the people of tho United
States to Ikj a moniimi'iit of their affec
tion for all time.
We thereforf prtM-tit to 3011 tho
opportunity so unite with us in this
work, and thereby enabh- ns to make
the structure in ecry respect worthy
the mi me of America's foremost peo
ple. To that end we request tint on
the liOiii inst., a day when all hearts
turn in lot e ami grateful remembrance
to the ooldier.s of the Republic, and
we strew their nr.ms with iloitcr.-,
that a feat me of that day shall lie the
offering and soliciting f contributions
to the end set forth. Hut few can
jnjoy the privilege of placing a flutter
en his grate on Derotaiion U.iy, li'it
ill can contribute, t lie cost of one, .mil
theiebv enable in to .stimulate genius
and eshanst art in the endeavor to
plant here a statue that will testify to
men of all time the great love the pco
pie bore him.
It is the desire of the committee
that the work ho general one in
which all the people can take irt
without feeling if to be a tat - and it
is therefore suggested that tin contri
bution from ant nu peioii on that
day shall exceed one dollar, and one
cent subscriptions be accepted.
Tho press and postmistcrs through
out the country will receive and for
ward subscriptions; or, if preferable.
a committee of citizens may take
charge of the wink under such plans
as they may deem moft efficacious. In
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of Sah-m,
committed suicide last Sunday.
The Univerealist Stale Convention
will meet in D.illas mi the -2nd of
June.
The S:ratii.inly aitivt-d at Sin
Francisco !a3t Mondae with Sll
Mongolians from Hongkong.
Edward C. Brooks, the reeentlt up- i
pointed military cadet for Oregon,
left ioiikville for Wst P. 'in: on the
13th instant.
Multitudes of cnck-lR Jre nppeiting
in High Prairie These who hate no
hogs will borrow from some one who
h.is n ciickets, and as fust as the Ijt
ter fatten 11 green things, the Mtinu
will fatten on tliein.
The land sile.s of the St. lm!, .Min
neapolis ,iud Manitob.i Company for
Apul amounted to 105,047 35, the
number of purchasers being 159, and
the lan.l taken 17,328.72 acres, an
average of abour 100 acres tu the
buyer and SUpir aeiu.
Dining eleven hours nd thiity
minute one day ht twek thcTacoma
mill cut 170,750 feet of lumber, being
the largest day's work ever done by
thai mill, ltscipacity ia constantly
being increased, and tho Tacoma peo
ple etpect their mill to soon average
200,000 ilcl of lumber per 1I.1t.
Tratvk-tv 011 fool, on horseback and
in wagons pas through Ahl.ind etcry
il ly. most "f them going noii hw.it d.
The prospect of shott crops in the
S.itr.imenio and San Joiqnin valleys
is dritirii 11101c than the usual limn
btr from California into Oregon and
Washington Teintory.
The beat tune iver in.ok- by any
steamer ftom the Columbia river bar
to San Francisco a. that of the St.ite
of California, 35 hours and 40 minutes;
the best time from S,m Francisco to
Astoria was that of the same steamer,
42 bonis and 15 minute-; and tho beat
time from Portland In San Francisco
W.13 also that of the b-une flyer, 45
honr.s and 50 minutes, including 1
hour and "5 minutes spent at Astoria.
Captain Debney always slops at
Astoria and puts oft' freight and mails.
The late-t and !res!iet notrl-
Adler"-.
Wnuteil.'
A gill to ilo housework in it -null
ftinil . Apply to Thomas Law son.
l.o-t.
isitui.t.it night. Mat iolli agent-line!
hhoe, betwee 11 Atoria ami Fiiioii Pack
ing cempant. l'inrler will please leave
:u thi-office. .
b lriTI-l SoIiimiI Hook-. Ilibles. Poetical 1
X fclL4!! Work-, Albums and
Gold Ptns.
IUesMc u full and complete
-lock 01 eteo thine usually
' lceit 111 a well regulated Hook
More. Alo, news ilqmt and aseney for
et r jiairand periiHlicalJnublhbed.
naLtta
l:ffl
. Ucaiitittil -tationert
variel v at Carl AdlerV.
emlte-s
Oarl Adlcr'sIIuslc.Stote
-fP'iySSVSS
lt'anteil.
A neat gnl i hat tan l il..in -e.tins,
can get a good -itiiMioii lr applyimi ;-t
lliisoilice. i
Wood for Sale.
1 h.ue .tlKiiil -i lr.iiuhiil and tiilt
eurds of drv heinloek, tt liieh 1 will sell
foreashat'f-oo.'iiereo'il. I willdellv, r
the ttotMi to tnj eit-iomei-.
It. I!. M villi. .
W .3 1 .
!j
Pianos and Organs
fit .ill m il.es f.ia-t.mth 011 hand,
full stock of
Ala a
C. H. COOPEPv, GEXEUAL MERCHANDISE.
REMOVAL I
0. H. COOPER,
OF THE
A- .!! ;.- etoiUbui;; el- Wlocslns to
Kirst Class tlu-ie Store.
V1DI.1N.-5, OriTAlIS. BANJOS, AC-
1 -o unr.oNs, con ckbtinas,
-t. celebr.de Victoria's biitlul.it,: llAhlHl.MC.V-, rliUlJvfc.,
l.uvaHiston of r.nglai.ct, at fail Ail-l AUoalarKMo.'koftliel.cstof
lerV " i VIOLIN AND f.TlTAB STTJXGS,
......,....... ' SIIBFi" MUSIC.
'l,,""r ASl IUSICL INSTItUMKNTS,
Prank l'abie has been found .jnilit ot
making the best lee Cienm.
Fie-11 goods on every -iraillel atj
Call Adlei'slwnai.
Tlie lamest .-lock and eewe-t -it lei
of .sotl audMiiT Hats, at Jfelnt..-!r-riolhins
More.
Parlies tti-hiii". cioeeiir-. pn.ti-
iousor meiehanili-eot any de-r ripti.m '
-honld leate their oi.lei- ttilh'A. Vani
Dusen A: Co. astliej are prcp.it ed lode-'
liver good- 111 any pin of the eiit on
th.'slioite-t uoliee.
A complete slock of l.o.t-'aiet cliil
dienV suits ju-t leeeited at A!eli:t..-Ii'-clothing-tore.
Miiloh's rough and Coti-iiniptiou j
f'iin u ..1.1 liv 11- on "uniautee. I!
Clues eoli-iiiiit!loii. sold ! W. K. He-j
meiit. I
Anew stock of -loves of the I ite-t
Mtle-nt .I11I111 A.Montgomci.t"-.
Three .eotv loads of drt fir, -imiee
limbs, and bark, jut re.-eited -.Mid for
sale at Crat'sdoCK.
shiloh's Vilallien- what ton n.vil
Si.l.l
liimillllltlllllllHllKltUlllllMMIUtlllllllliillUttillUHUUtlllUaHMUa
I L STORE
m
m
inmmm""i """Miiiiiiimiiniiiiiiiminiiiiiiininniiiiniiiinii
Will remove on or about the first of May
TO THE
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING.
Swept to Sea
for Con-lipalioii. I.o-- of Appetite, I'y
7.ine-s anilali sjmpiomsoi uyspei-ii,
Piiee loiiiid 1 cents sr lottii'
In- W. 1". neuienr.
I'l.ui.i- :md Onaie.s-oM on tne monttily.iii
.talliueiit plan, or fi.r lent.
! CAKL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE
of? Watelies, Clocks and Jewelry.
jJil''"'"ft n'l I'Smle Cutlery,
1A' 7fer Vaukce Notions and Tots.
't J Pieturo rr.uue- and Cliromos.
,ctii5E1:a,' Canii'ies, a complete
d. ii., " as-ottment.
Vett gnfMls by etert stet'iner. Tlie public
an- United t e:miine ui st(;k aud prices.
rriKWMC- sr - astouia. okegox.
P.race upllie whole sj-.tein with Kinij
of the Wood. See Adveiti-enien:.
MAGXILS C CROSBY,
IL-aler In
About three o'clock Mondaj morn
ing John Ditchburn, of Leinenwebcr'a
boat No. 7, tihilo pulling in his net
near the wreck of the Great Repub
lic, heatd a cry from a hoit near him,
and through tlie thick fog that hung
over the water saw a lioat sailing
el,-iiirbt I'r.r Hi. lirorikerS- As SOOll as
either case it is desired that a complete i(j got ondcp ay U) savc the
It it is nice and clear to-night and
you have any desire to see the comet,
that celestial tramp, you can see it by
looking in that-part of the sky c i-t of
north and about half tvat between tho
horizon and the nolth star.
--There are three or four two-liied
huskies prowling .-.ruiind isktng elnri
tnblo loaking citizens for "aqimter to
get something t cat." They should
bo set to work. Thero's plenty of it
if they want to earn honest money.
Boat No. 34, of Kinney's cannery,
was found capsized last Mondaj-morn
ing, thero hc"n.g little doubt that the
two men that took it down to tho
station were lost overboard and
drowned. Magtius ICaanto was tho
name of ono of tho men, tho name, of
ihe other David Pesoncn.
Tho National Republhnti has an
abundance of that useful quality
known as "cheek." In a recent issue
it says: "It is not pretended that tho
Republican can assure an office for
each subscriber, but it is suggested
that subscriptions do not prejudice
this paper against subscribers. A
word to the wise, etc.
Tho Seattle Post-I ntelligeneer says
that it is receiving this paper in
bunches of three and four at a time,
and adds, "Of course this is entirely
inexcusable, and' it is beyond us to
imagine why we avo so wretchedly
treated by those handling the mails."
"We have been tracir." this matter up
for two months, and think that some
one will hear something "drop" before
long. Wo are confident that the mail
leavc3 Astoria all right, but there our
belief ende.
list of subscribers be kept, as all sub
script ion lists, as well as copies of
papers publishing the same, are de
sired for deposit in the corner-stone of
the statue, and will be eirefully 10
taincd for that purpose.
J.vitZS PARKia'KVf, Cleveland, O.
J. C. SMmr. Chicago, HI.
AxsoxG. McCook. New York.
ffjt. A. Kouix-ox. Pittsburgh. Pa.
A. B. UxDnwooD, Boston. Ma.
.lonx Kntrt. Na-hvillc. 'IV 1111.
llr.xnv M.Cs -.Cincinnati, O.
.1. G. I'AitKJitrsT, Cohltvatc. Mich.
ILC. Coebix, As-t.Adjt. General U.
S. A., Washington, D. C: Cor
1 esponding Secretary and Trvas.
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
Pinters aoil Steam Fitters
Goods and Tools,
In order to reduce stock; previous to
removal, will offer a
Discount !
To all Cash Customers buying bills of
10 or over.
Astoria, April 15th, 1882.
ASTORIA BREWERY.
M. MEYER Proprietor.
helpless men, but the fog c'osed down
thick over the water, and be'fore he
could reach them the boat had upset,
.tint the men wcieavit.pt under by the
tide. The boat X. 25, belonging to
Win. Hume, was -nbequcntly recover
ed off Sand Island. The name of the
captain was Michael Brown; tho other
is unknown.
E. C. 11 olden advertises a special
auction at eleven o'clock thi morning
of cooking utensils.
Aa Extensive Business
Li-.t Vear. -its ih. i'hi'.'.i'cie. the
salmon pack u tit I'.tciih- c.t-.' !
which is me mt :h" cimied Sh buul
for trido iinounl'.il to l,100.0fhj
rises; ithieh at ?5 25 -i ease rep'e-ent.
a value of 3,570,00) It i-tine h-t
ye.ii'a ptck was extraordinarily larg,
but at tho same timj the s'tateuiiiit
holds good as furnishing a trustworthy
oxidence of the extent of tho tra !e at
that time. As the purveyors of ihU
vast amount of fish thero arc about
eighty canneries at work, thirty-seVvMi
on the Columbia river, ton on the Sic
ramento, si in San Franciso using
Sacramento river fish, one on Smith
river, Cal., one on Eel river, Cal.,
two on the Umpqni, Or., one on tho
Rogue, Or., one on Puget Sound, W.
T. eleven on the Fraser river, 1. C,
three on tho Skeona, B. C, two on
the Nass, B. C, ono on the Nhnpkish
B. C, and four in laska. on the,
Waschusett, hTlawack, at Kodiac is
aud and on the Coop ir inlet. Tho
coast litu fished on is ono of great ex
tent, lying a3 if does between 37 and
CO degrees north.
Astoria Enterprise.
Rargo it o. 1 of the Astoria Trans
portation Co. went up the river yes
terday in tow of the Clara Parker.
- jlillen Griffin, owner of Ihe M.ui-
p.'.-a, iying aiS.ui Francisco, recently
oliVie.'. S250 apt era for sail.-fs to make
the inn t" Liveipool.
lint dei'idediy fie-h toung man,
.1. FUetnood Bro.Mi, has been sevete
lysit doitli u;"!!! I.J the L'.'tllind
pipeis, and served him right
Thu gaidvna aioaml tho eit.t are
in fullest fragrance of doners and
foliagi? and well recompense the care
and attention evidently bestowed
upon them.
-Inspired by the strains of a band
of music a large audience gathered at
Liberlj Hall last evolving to hear
Hon. W. I.iir Hi'l on the po'ihcal
issues of tho day. Wo will give a
resume of his remarks to-morrow.
Tho entertainment for the M. C
Church, set for Friday ctening, is
postponed for two or three weeks, on
account of recent bereavements, and
present illness. Some of the friends
who v.eie to take part desiring it later.
rh huh: engine acn.ss the sti'tet
got up steam jestcrday and puffed
; away like a gigantic tea-kettle. 'Tis
! now in tiim to lift the hammer that
Piof. Pred Mayer is sicetim; with
niaiked sufee in" his inii-.ie.il injunc
tions. Moiendtaticrd pupils can be ae
coiinnodalisl with Ic-s'm-at their own
hoii-o- at the monthly late ot ?s.
ill ou suffer tvitii Ii-iiop-m and
Liter Complaint '.' t-hiloir-Yita!iei i
gnanilileeil toeiue JOli. -f.ltl l !'..
1 lenient.
.Mr. .lolm Rogei-sottheCeiitiai Mar
kef. has made ariaiisenienl- to l;eep al
heiuie-t tre-h li-u. etc in nieir season .
-Ch.i-..sTeTe,i- m I."aTefo,' -ale.8HET LEAD STRIP LEAD
and aie agent- for the new Sinnet sew '
ing machine-. .
Goto-7.77.n7. fit r..e Bo-to,. SHEET IRON TIN AHOWPER.
Crt-tal Ice ( leain. (iceutent BiiioK.
Another of tlio-e tine A. 15. Ciu-e
oriran- at the City Book "-tore.
t'oi the ueiiiime J. II. Cuttei old
P.O'.irhou. and the tie-t ot wine-, liquor
and Sail l'tane'i-eo beer, call at the Grin
opposite the bell town, and -ee Camp
bell. "
Meteils & .-MUi hive thou -lole
ciotvdod with new g!.d, nil marl.fd m
plain llguios.
-rho-ewiitingdi'sU-attheCiii U.ol; PEIi PLUMBING md STEAM FITTINB
oreiuethe le-t ill tlie eitt Tlit ire!
something nice and iliuatile. ainl jn-t Dam wiib c;i!n,-.; and diipntch.
ttnar niosi jming mines ihiiii appris'i-i
ate tiom iiie giver.
Catanii euied. health and stttet
bre.illi secuird by Miiloh'- Calarih Item
e.lj. Pi ire .V) ecu!-. Ma-al Injector tree.
PoVsaletij W 1 Hem: lit.
ASTORIA,
OREGON.
Canimry and FishermBuS Supplies
Stoves, Tin Ware -and House
Furnishing! Goods.
JOBBING IN SHFCT IRON, TIN. C0F
special. .iffas-OTJKroaraaiEJNi?.
REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES.
$7 50 PEK BAKUEL OF 30 (GALLONS.
iL.vi:ar. okdeus i.v ijkk pkopokiiox.
LcssJQuantitles, 30 ContB per Cation
Bottled Beer, - - SI SO per Dozen
earSpeclnl attentiou (.aid to onlei from I'ul.Ue llou-es cud Fnjnllles."
-la h.-pi;a!- C.iiw- MM.rHL-i:!
jM.ti" i- lsiraelv iism! .1- a disiufcetiiici -
and puiilt In- .t.viii. Pi' e'- Tootlmr .ej j J ICI
Hrei'- elite in one i.iiiiii .
.N.'.i.- Let ilt-l tLi -vrKiiiou eaiiteJ.
A li.i!..' sn-urtiiieiil 1
SC A LES
I'.ni'.tiuiUy en tnuid
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
LA61R HIE '
Ih SUl'KKlOi: TO MOST. AM) la K.i:i:i.M:D I'.V M)M ON TUI3 COAhl
JOHN HAHJN, - - PKOPKIETOK
CHENAMUS STREET, ASTORIA, OREGOtf.
-Outeis lell at Ihe Oi:i!M.MA llhKU 11AI.L will te picmiitly ktlrndrd lo."
.-lieple NiIn-. ..la.le ia,--ri'i' (
l.t that teiiilileeonoti. sh'tioli-('en i.,
the 1eiiK.l1 lor ton. "- .hi h . !. Ie-
inniit ,
-Cti.i-.Moteus ami "-Hi 11 if t -toe!.;
ol mouldings and nioii!i.-r- io..s ithiihj
ean be iKtil'jht elleap lin eel: to ejn-ej
001 inai nrancn 01 me n.iiine .
loi iame Back, Side or he-t uv
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Pi lee i". ivnN,
For sale bv W. K. Dement.
Transient and day boardei-eau :
accomodated at Mr-. Lotett's eoifee and
chop house, on Main -trett. Meals ir
cents upward3. Day boaul ?jji per
week. Eton thing clean and comfort
able. J
Cioup, Whooping t'otigh and Jrin
chilis imniediateli lelibiiilbyhhiioh'.
Cure. .Sold lit W. E. Dement.
V reined v for indigestion. Coiisiuim
lion, dyspepsia, tteaknes-. fever, ague.
etc.. cor.nr.N s i.iinnr. s l.njnii i.i:r.F
AND TOMO IX VinOIIATOK.
P. .1. Goodman, on Chen.imie, -neet.
has iu-t reeeitrd the latest nt.il mo-t
fashionable -tjle id- gent- anil ladies
lioot-. -lioe.-. etc. Agent in Astoria for
the fdjiimii Jlonow -not-..
Supplies
Iioporir.t aud lor sale b)
XVTIVI. XJ XMC 3S,
t-n. it'.- t:ri;n.s.
tlstv I ii,rr.
I.in ri....l .Suit,
J'aKOS Onr-. -e.
A.-tii fur ll.mi.k- -i.ldtiii'S Jlacliine;
li.iiii-.i-ir- Iini.iote.l SoMerlna apparatus;
rotart table p.r vjlderlng seaitu; Uloods
in l tl .t-
Notice to Contractors.
Bids wii i,i:ri:ni:iVKi)KOiti:uiU)
ins; the .tiv s.'1'o..i House, on Clock
74, until S.V.urdav, June 3, lSSi.at 1 o'clock
f. M .ateordiiiK 'to the plans and peei0ca
tlons to l.e "Cell at J. V. (iearliart store,
llids will be enii-iderel for main bulldins
and the lia-etnent -cpHrately, or both to
cellar. The line-tor- ic-crte the rljjht to
reject anv or a'l bid-. Satisfactory bonils
it III he ie(iiired with oath lud.
lit order of the Hoard of Director.,
J.i:. IlUSTI.l'.K.CIeik.
.Vsluiia. Mat IM, 1S2 d tf
$1,000 Reward.
Ov i in: vic.ht or thi: dth ok may.
lioat o. si. run l.y Arthur Wlntty.had
half of a Set eut aiid stolen, or the foUov
inj; de-eriptlon. tU: Well nl ltarlioiir's 12
pl Twine So 4'j. with black streaks of un
Llkiched Tttme littl.-il throush the tcl;
Sli-hii-!i nie-li and I". nie-hes deeii cork
line saivased ".Ilii.No r; cotton twine and
I losd liae with So. W: cork- niarketl J.
'l'lit lh.id.iier l?iiiili e.in 1k Millll.lif. 1 will eat a UhWAKli OK OSF.
nuicklt euiol bt hiloh's Cine. W.
guarantee it. Sold lit W. E. Dcniejit.
lee for -ale at the Occident Hotel.
Jrivcstho uile that holds tho fraine: -rte-he-tan.l imest e.iki-,iriut:iinl
.. 'j- .u.. ,.-:.,. 4i.. ... J. andy at the A-toriacand.t factor.
inai. lies uiiuit iue i'iiliv ni.n. au(
riu.i'.tMi imi i i , t. ;m v Trfririn ftirril-h
tn iiifniaiation i'-ailuu to the arre-t and
r. .tu ii iMi of ikittlet cleaned in cutting and
-lI'HIli: tue .luuie i.i. iiiiuiiin ... ". .".' .
ii t- I. -'i-iiulaj; to ll.e undersisntd duruiKI
ll.e ti-a.ai's -fa-n of J-iJ. . .,.,,
, .lO'Sl-.PH HUME.
John A. Montgomery,
1M.TCK.S.-OH TO .IACKJS.S S MONTGOMERY.)
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Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
A Oei cud AS'iortmeiit of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Agnus tor
Mageu Stoves ami HuugeM
the f..--t In tatiluarkrt.
I'.umnln & of nil kinds ca ham. Jt
wuiV doun la a worktaanilte tasatier.
COIt.i:it Or B,tl.,.lMl JKFFKKNOX MTKEEXH,
ASTORIA. -
CHAS. HEILBORN,
MAXUFACTUP.ER 01
FTJEiNTrTJBE S BEDDHSTG.
AND DEALER IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lace, Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings,
WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLKS
Complete in every branch.
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Odd Fellows' building will be built' ...--.. "". ' , -, lM.,rin
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one win Bn..s uu... i,w . -;ot. xtic pi-es were uoate.i m yes- mvomi. a a:ui Tobacco, Smoker's At-
uuui n'i iiMi.r,i.jii'.i""" " teruay aiiernoou.
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infr nr Mite nrtK TlllS IS fltl A&lma
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nf .... ahn m'. auoum.. r.jtoo j uroos.o.o uuu
built barge, in
built boat, carrying freight for a ves
sel that loads ditcctly at Astoria f.r
Liverpool,
t c.ll -.nil ex:iiii;iietlni-e b.il.t u.imik tides. Plavinir Cards, Ullt-
' at the Citv book -Ioiv. ' lerv. Etc., Etc.,
: ,7.- , -l lie. lawe-t and un.t stock of Mterschaura gQ Si'
ini' -viiM.- '"J -n i i :mii a iiinnr POU i.t ! IU) t-'U ..- . bh M E
.ncetoCnrt Acllcr. who will ten laUius" ilt.at John A. -uiUgouiei. trntlonpolu to orders from tltr couiitryand
iewelrv, minors, bird caaes. fine con-- '.. . . vwseU. ..... ,.
r. . iif ri-. 4.i. I .Mti n'iitr ma it-rti tii.ir ; loui 'iiAimtiiiiccTrAr Awiina. iirru. . -
lecnonery ana cuoice touei ar.ieiesat -" i" ' ,V,Y.r.'" "'"- " "" r"-7 ;;.. l-i?,B5S
be elected governor, it will be no differ-'
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the lowest cash price.
I crrani, go to Frank Fabre's.
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