The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, May 28, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'V ? -7 CO i MISCELLANEOUS. I MISCELLANEOUS. j -f-A.OTVTT Cl Hn ? y' VtZ4 '$ 2&e SuttB &glarg'cu ASTOP.IA. OREGON SUNDAY MAY 2S.1BS2 J.F.HALLOKAN'. ..Hdilor. Sunday Morning. But few comparatively are "born to the purple." And it is a. serious question whether those who are thus, born, and are there by relieved from a large measure of the cares and anxieties common to the world's toilers are any bet ter off therefor. The faculties of our natures that are not ..brought into constant and active play be come limp and ineffective frem dis use. Thus the man born to an in heritance of plenty misses all those grand lessons of self denial and necessity for patient and persistent industry that can bo learned only in the schools of adversity and poverty. He misses the schooling of those hard struggles with the perplexing problems of existence, so necessary to harden his muscles, moral as well as physical, and bring out the best that is in him. It is natural -for the poor to envy the lot of the rich especially of those who live in luxurious ease, and who, in the words of the Scrip ture, "toil not, neither, do thoy spin," the world's inutilities, the pampered descendants of sires who in all their busv lives knew no rest nor peace of mind in the mad acquisition of wealth, which did them but little if any good, and their descendants evil. If the poor only knew it, they are better off as they arc; not, of course, in a spirit of abject acceptance of the pres ent, but so long as they are prompted to struggle for some thing beyond their present lot and are reasonably happy, even though they fail to reach it: "Hope springs eternal in the human breast; Man never is but alwajs to be blest," says Pope, and the world's ex perience verifies the aphorism. The struggle for it is the. main thing needed. It keeps the mefal bright and the faculties' in tuno. No ono can afford to go through lifo without experiencing .the ne cessity for calling into constant and vigorous -notion all his mental powers. Whero the necessity is wanting, the faculty will bo likely to iie dormant. Tho hardest-worked men in any community are those who devote their lives solely to tho acquisition of wealth. By constant practice and application they succeed in developing the acquisitivo faculty to an abnormal extent, at tho price often. of all tho nobler attributes of tho soul. This is true the world over, from Athens to Astoria. Such live? "are usually empty of sunshine. They are beyond tho pale vf human sympathy, are deso late and unloved in the midst of plenty. 'When thoy die, the south wind .whose soft breath they un heeded in lite will blow as sweet ly; the violets tvhosp grateful fragrance the' nuwr stopped to inhale will -blossom as gloriously, and the stars above, whoso twink ling light they never saw, will shed a grand luster above their grave that no lamp above a king's tomb can emulate. And we, ,4tho sur vivors." Well, as we tead the morning paper and sip our morn ing coffee, some one on the other side' of tho table says: 'So old 'Aladdin is dead! and, by the way, how mqob did be leave?" Ho left everything, and that is his epitaph. But probably the worst con dition of blind in which a man can find himself is that of being con tented and satisfied with but.littlc or nothing. This is the other ex treme of lifo. It is tjhen a roan is practically worthless to himself and to the world. Only thoso suc ceed in doing who try to do. To float with the stream is the easiest thing in the world; to stem lind overcome it, and rise superior to circumstance requires nerve and manhood. , Right here is where nature draws the line between the good, and the good-for-nothing. . We should aim to bo satisfied only with what wo cannot help or improve. And there is but very little with, which we come in con- tact, in our surroundings and circumstances, that we cannot im prove, if we have tho will to set ourselves about it. If wo lack tho will, the sooner we cease to cumber tho earth, the better for the earth. Contentment is only annther name for indifference, and though wo can all have what we like simply by liking what wo have, yet the natural impulse should be for something better, and thnt used as stepping stone for something better still, must put the soul in better shape for that alleged hereafter that the great and good of all ages have preached and prophesied. In any events 'tis better so to act, that when all of life fades away, a peace of mind remains. "If there's another world how great your bliss, and if there's not, you've made the most oj this." NEW TO-DAY. AIM OUA'CEMEXT, To the Citizens or Astoria Precinct Wo horeby announce ourselves as Candidates lor Justice of the Peace AND- Constable. RrcspectUely at tho coming election. j. o. rozoutii. t. e. r.urmi eix my2Sdtd EXCURSION!! N Steamer Geu. Canl)y. Will leave Gra 's Wharf at 10 a a SUNDAY MAY 28, 1882. FOE Fort Stevens, Fort Canby niid Iltvaro. Returning, will leave Ilwaco at 4:30 r. m. Fare for the Bound Trip - - - $1 co J. II. D. OKAY, Agent Ilwaeo Steam Navigation Co. LIBERTY HALL Grand Gala Night, Monday Eve' May 29th. On which occasion the World's ' Greatest Wonder. Frof. -STSTillio Will git e one of his Grand Soirc. Consisting ol MAGIC! MIRTH! MYSTERY! Yontriloqulsni, Iiuilnllun of Hints, tnlmnls. Etc. reals of SlrcnsHi. Contortion and Aernballr Everclsrs. 104 Present To He Gireu Away 104 COME OlSElt C031E ALL! I! ADMISSION Fifty Cents ntotdpr nntittpil to sit i-nvelones. CUII.UKEN .-- Half Price (Uolder entitled to three cn eloper) NOTICE Tlie leadinc presents arc on c. ldbitiou at Adler's -variety store. l!o Mice t now open; no extra charcc lor rcsened seats. Col. Wesley Vouns. A't DKALCn IN New and Choice MILLINERY, Dr-sltt-i to p.dl the attention of tho Lad. 4if Asiorui to the fact that she has lecelvr d .i l.inre asortmont cf the l.ATSWr STYLCH t' Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings, AM Comer Main and Squemoqho Streets. Notice. UNLESS THE OWNER OF A SIOTrED Muley Cow, which has been Kent at JOHNSON'S or RAYMOND'S, comes aud takes her away she t111 he sold to piy charges against her. my23 dtf City Auditor's Notice. TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE XI City Assessment Roll of the City of .isioria, vircKon, as remnicu uy me tuy ivs sessorfor the year 1SS2. is now on flic in the office of the Auditor and Clerk of said city, whero it will remain open for inspection un til the 31st day of May, 1SS2. All applica tion for corrections or revisions of the ame must be filed with said Auditor and Clerk prior to said 3lst dny of May. 1882. F. C. NORRIS. Auditor and Cleric AstorU. May 10. 1SS2. Notice to Contractors. BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR BUILD Inz the New School House, on lilork 74. until Saturday. Juno S, 1882, at 1 o'clock v. M., according to the plans and specifica tions to bo soon at J. Y. Gcarhart's :tore. lSldswill be considered for mainbnlldlng and the basement separately, or both to pettier. Tho Directors reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Satisfactory bonds will be required with each bid. By order of tho Board of Directors. J. G. HUSTLE'!. Clerk. Astoria. May S0.1S32 dtf Notice. THE DELINQUENT TAX ROLL TOR the year 1S31, together with a warrant from the County Court for the collection ot the Sime. is. In my hands. Delinquent tax payers wtU please settle at once and sate costs. . A.M.TWOMBLY, Ts? jum, wtHSn. t 9MMMMMMMM9niiiiipF3Ei! MISCELLANEOUS. MAGNUS C. CROSBY, l)'a!ir hi HAWAII, M, STEEL, iron Pipe and Fittings, Merc anil Steam Fitters Goods and Tools. SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD SHEET IRON TIN AKD$0PPER, m toyes, Tin Ware and House Furni'sbingj Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, Til!. COf Pi! PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Done with neatness and dispatch. None but fin: class ttb: Linen employe.!. A large assortment ofj SCALE? ' Constantly oifnand ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS Ovslftr ftilnmi. . -.-w- .-.r....-. .. .. CHENAMC8 STREET. ASTORIA. Tm: undersigned is pleased to announce to the public that lie is mak ing the Boston Crystal Ice Cream ! The finest ke Cream etcr dished up to the nieriiMii public. Trt it. and lie convinced. 1I a'-) t uni'.shes, in nrst-class .stj le, OYSJT.iiS. HOT COFFEE TEA, inc. VT Tlir. Ladies" and Gent's Oyster Saloon, CHENAMUS STl!i:r.T. I'lease git e me a call. KOSCOK DIXON. lToprictor CUHUOO MbTOT. 4 ,T. STKAUSW, - - AGEXT. Is notvreadvjo supply the public ttltli the Celebrated Chicago Beer t In any quantity to suit. I lute also this C'eIfbra!ilXacjKO i;; prill Hollies, WUicti isiiott tort' popuwf jmo"ff,",jifraniF lies and saloons.' , - I'leae send inJ,our'ordejs and tliefv.l'l natciny ui anenuoa. i JSTRAUS-". Astoria. Oieson. Ai;ent for Orfgon and V. ash. 1 or The Splendid New Ship "ADOLF GBKIG!" I44S Tons Register, I'uilt under Special Sun cv aud Clavcd A 1 lor I'iftuen Years, I'Vr.KJ'YT KTAIW:s, "-tauter. WILL LOAD FOR LIVERI'OOL DIRKCT. Ti and havuig tiro lnill of licr carpi cn fWd. will lw quickly dispatched. A limited liisntltv of salmon cm be tahen. on reason able terms, in lots to suit shippers. S7" h'av Rales f Irglit and oilier particulars, appl to SI2SOM, CHURCH & CO., Portlnm!. Ow-noa. lllMill $1,000 Reward, re'iii; vi:it or my nets is of RAK i hour's No 40. 12-Dlv In me. fcU-ineh mosli. 4i r.iesiies deep: cork line sal tajred with No .; cotton twine and load line with No. Si: oiks loathed .1. Ilisine. I fill p.i a itrv.'inn or o?:r. TitorAN riPoM A1-- to :iii rorsnii inrr.lsli liw infiirii'atlon lealiiv; to tlie .lmst ,ind co-iticiio:i ot juitits e:if;.iIreil in iiiiiingor Mc.iHi." anj ti-t K'nn,; iu t- l!i. imdi r sitii d 'anu th" lulling season of i'j .!li-i!-!'il 111 MF Boarding Prisoners. SHA!.r.D PROl'OSVLS ".Vl'.l, I5H roeeited until U'ednesdaj , Maj 31, IS-".', at 2 oVlneu r. m., bv I he iinilei biyncil. at tiieolW" of tins amlitor mid eler.'; of tin eitvof Astoiia. for the bo:irdIn'ef all I'rkor.ers that ina be coufmrd in the Cits .lail, for one j ear from .lime 1, 18RJ. Bids must statetlic price perinea!. J'nch birt must also be accompanied tvilh a guarantee, sined by two responsible tavpajersi, to tlie effect that if the con tract be awarded to such bidder, 1 hat lie will, within foity-eight lionrs after no tice of juch award, enter into the con tract therefor ttitli Reed anil suflieienl sureiies for its faithful performance. The right to reject any ami all IdiK is hcrebv lescived. W. E. DEMENT, K. .1. TAYLOK. ltOBT. OARUUTHEKtj. Coimuittrc on Health and Police. Astoria, May 27, I8S. mj 27-d It Notice. , JjEAI.ED PP.OPOSALS WILL BE receited bvthe undersigned at the office of the Auditor and Clerk of the Citt of Astoria, until Wednesday, May 31, 3882. at 2 o'clock p. si., for the furnishiiipr of coal oil. A, B & D chimne.t s ami A. 1! & Dtticks for the lamps of the city for one ear from June 1,1832. Bids must state .the price per gallon for coal oil' the price per dozen fo.- A, B & 1) chim neys, and the price per dozen for A, B & D wicks. Each bid must also be accom panied with a guarantee signed bv two responsible tax-payers to the effect that it lite contract ueawaidcd to such bid der, that he will within forty-eight hours after notice ot such award, enter into contract therefor with good and sufficieU sureties for the sum of S500, for the faithful performance of tlie con tract. Tlie right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. A.Cx.SPEXAimi. P..T. TAYLOK, I. W. CASE. Committee on Public Properly. May 27, 1882. d It SHIPPING TAGS THE BEST QUALITY. "VILL BE SOLD by the hundred, or by tho box, printed or plain, to suit customers, at Tee AsTosua oSee. A.i. Allan. aM.W.HmnA cAxlJt uJ-UJ?ti, 1 1 - j, ra f . T-n. f j I : " x ' ((pwKTll rAOB & AtU.) mnlcteloacd retail dealer In I I jlrodefles. t Pravistona y? X"4 Glass iand Plated Ware, TROPICAL AK1 I)OMK5!C i FRUITS AND VEGErABLES. Together trith Wines, LiqnorB, TGtaccoCigars Tha largest and moit complete sloeL of foods In their line to be found In the elty. Corner of Cass end Squemoeahe Streets j ASfOUIA. OKEGON. 3IARTIX FOARU. J. ,T. S10KKS F0AE3) & STOKES, Who'eNili aud retail dealfis lu Wood and Willow-ware, GROCERIES. Tobacco. Cigars, Wines and Liquors lOUEKJN AND DOMESTIC Fruits and Vegetables. L'UUlvnty t...., jrli-(-Ii.u:M . General Commission Merchants antokia. oi:::ro.v. Not t" OrrRon I'allv.ay & Nav. eo's Doc", diw KTU BDtlilliiM & liKCilT'S AND ARE THE BEST. And cost no more than other brands ; and if tho Merchant with whom jou trade, does net keep our Goods.lt U because it pais better to sell a pair of Boots or Shoes etery tv.o months than etery four or fite. WE GUARANTEE EVERY TAIR WE MAKE. All Merchants In Reed ciedit ran procure these Goods at ourWaiehouses in l'oitland or San Francisco. Try our "HERCULES" Patent Boots HECHT BROS. fc CO. SET liOST. ONTnE EVENING or TUESDAY. TIIE 23d, about setenty fathoms in the lines of 13-mcsh, Barbour No. 12 net. Finder will be suitaby renarded bv debt cnnir, or clv lng infonuatlon of same, at Detlln & Co.'s Cannerj, NICK Gi.ORGl. (120 Itv XRT FOCSO. t BOUT l.V) FATHOMS NET. AT, MESHES A deep, Barbour's No. 10 12-ply twine, corksmarked with white paint. Owner can hat o same by calling at A. Booth : Co.'s and paying charges. SET FOUND. P ICKED UP IN YOUNG'S MAY ON MAY 21st.aboutI80fathoms, of ScotchNo.12 tv.Ijie : corks marked O. C. C. & Co., and the leads marked O. O. Onnercan hate it by applj mg at F. P. Co. and pat iuc charges. il23 lv XET JLOST. A BOUT ONE HUNDRED FATHOMS 4' ii. mesh. Scots 11 and 13-nly tttiue, in two yiecas. sinkers inarked. W. S. and some corks W. F.. was lost on the 20th of May JlVOf luo jicab l.upuuiii. i. lllUt'l 11111 1)0 rewarded by leaving infonnatien at M. Fords or this office. SET tOST. ON NIGHT OF MAY 21st, ABOUT 100 fathoms 45-mesh net. Barbour's No. 40. 12-ply twine ; no marks. Finder will apply at JJlAUiiS rUAILL) 3. dSlw 't'f0fvJ'('ipjsj(j1.1Mei,s !Ullj Cannery TJMinlocnln onri Retail Tlpnlpr . Ss8 --rBs8i-.3. GROCERIES. I Provisions, Lumber, ETCS&ETC.. ETCH SUPPLIES A SPECIAI.TT. AGENT FOR THE San iose Fruit Packing Company. AND TIIE San Francisco Ohumical ASTORIA "--- OREGON. 3rC& -2?C3 JT ir JJL, wte-Kbf THE --BOSS" --IN- Men's, Youths' and. Boys' T1IF. ttOSH li' DEBTS' FURKISHIiiG GOODS! TIIK'IIOSS l.V the latest St Irs HA-HainruHAi TIIK 150SS l. BOOTS AND SHOES! Tin: uoh.s tx TIIK IJOSS MERCHANT TAILOR'! You will find the Finest and Largest Asortment.the Best Quality, and the LO WEST of PRICES. M. D. KANT, The Clothier. i ILL'S YjaiETIBS. GEO.lULI., -WALTER PARKS. - - PROl'RlflOU - STAGE MANAGER w. Stars ia Kapii Sucression ! Engagement rf ' MISS KITA EARLE. THE QUEEN OF SONG AND DANCE! Open all tlie lcar, Pcrroruiancc Eterj- Msht. Hill I re (Iiuugc of Pro. sramiue Once n Wveb. Comprising all the latest SONGS, DAHCES AND ACTS. We give the Eest Variety Entertainment In the West. pie theatre is crowded nightly, and all who hate witnessed the entertainment pro nounce It to lie ermal to any git en elsett here. Mr. Hill as a caterer for the public's amusement can not be excelled. Antbodv wishing to spend a pleasant etciung and see sparkling wit and beauty w ithout vul garity, should Improte the opportunity and come. The company comprises the following known Artists - well" IdrSS r.VNSIE W.VLTOJf Ml33LOOISC COOK. Mi:. CiiAitr.r.s ivom.Fi:. Mr.. Jonx Cook. Mk. .Tosr.i'it Petty, Mi:. Waiteu Paisks. Ailif winch wiU appear nightly in their dif forcnt specialties. Open air concert et ery evening ; perform ance cofamcucini; at 8; entrance to theatre on Benton street; pritate boxes on Chena mus street. Look out for Our Stars. T"r -t T n:-mr.j s2j-jcjwi V?k C-E-?r r, w-aiW1- XKXCSS TO ' 01T3E2. Dissolution of Partnership ASK THE FOLLOWING : -:o:- Is it an object to save Fi e Dollars on a Beautiful Cloak 01 Dolman, the handsomest in Astoria? Is it an object to save a Dollar on a Dress? Is it an object to save Fifty Cents on a pair of Shoes? Is it worth while to save money in purchasing Corsets from the largest assortment in Astoria? It so, CALL AT THE CALIFORNIA STORE They are closing out business. CMMi $5 -Less on a Suit to any oilier Store in Astoria ! :e: C&SiSFOasrsa STORE, Opposite P. o., Astoria, Oregon. Auction Sale! Auction Sale! J&.T- E. C. HOLDEN'S AUCTION ROOMS! mcYuoous. STATIONERY. iiCTiriJi: rii.Hits. - 1MINTIAGS. YASKEE XOTIOS. .Sale to Commence SATURDAY EVENING, May 20, 7 p, m. Ami Cout'iiuc Itnilj". Afternoon nut! ErcnJns. tST (N. B.) During tlie IJay and duriiif: intermission of tlie Auction Sale any Goods may be purchased at Put ate Hale. .eBossOoffee and Tea Pot w lK3- R. HAWBS & wmmmm' "En :?. JsTlLa TWO DOORS EAST :OP OCCIDENT, illSOELLiVNEOUS. ,9 Wo. 40 12-PIy SALMON TWINE 1 80RKIMD LEAD LINB8f SEINE TIWIINJES A Full Stock Now on Hand. HENRY DOYLE & CO., II l aiarUet Street. San Francisco Sole Agents for tho Pacific Coast. SteDhans Varieties H ' GRAM) OPENING. A IAVEIiY B3ETERTAISMEST Have a new bowling alley, tho hirgest and best in town. Admittance free. .?5Sse --5CS - q - - - gy c rjvtzr n rUKJJISITIA'G COOPS, CUTEERY. JFAVEERY. " Xr.tfExy. ART GOODS. Sr.GARS. Etc.. Etg, MAY BE 1LVI) OF AGENT. Also, Agent for tun celebrated IucU,4 Vutont CooU Store, MEDALLION RANGE, STEAM FITTINGS A SPECIALTY. None but the best workmen employed. All wors;giiaranteed or no charge. IS ASTOKIA. OREGON MISCELLANEOUS. CLOTHING! jHEH'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS'. 1 suits. fSTYXISH BUSTNESS SUITS. SOFTl STIFF EATS, ' Line GENTS' FURNISHING i GOODS! Tho Custom Department embraces tho Newest Patterns in TWEEDS, CA8SI ' MERES. A OUSTED!!, etc Sidts made to I order in tho 1a VTEST XKW YORK FASHXOXB f D. A. Mcintosh, creont Taior Cloth!cr and Haiter- QcomrrVT BLOCK w-uiiM-a i ui.uv,a. kf " -. I Sl -v? ) rtf-qiL "