The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 06, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.oy 6 aontnar r m gmftwu ' "rj?T? TXC jQaili) SUwiTitU ASTORIA. OKHOON: TUESDAY JUNK rt, 1SS J.f. U.41LOUAS.. .minor.. i Gray's Harbor. Irs" an article on Clielialis valley, the Seattle Chronicle say?, that which may properly be termed a j wpb g. lhncim,raE aTFsT?. FiiTSS. portion ofthe Chehal.s valley, as j nQ other vessd bas faMn , i., 5..eyv a,.,,,-.:, it is the outlet of the river thereto. ! ,i . , ."", sjsoiit one stoky and a imr .... ., . !m fishing on the oanks of the ii iis w rWit. Vvood-si"d (iil'n is noT7 attracting considerable at-., ar,t of Fun P?-Pnt -... bU3e. etc., and a never-fading. Pvlisnihii; . . . VI'e .-uau ui ruca. extent o,va- ..f .si,nIi,,-.it.... rimi,..- p., ivj. i tention. It 13 a miniature inland r ,. , , i -.i .v , ...... , the racihe ocean by a teep olian uel from one-half to ttiree-quaiters of a mile in width and a mile long. The haibor is from three to ten miles wide, and extends inland twenty-two miles. It is aecessiale t r llriAilll i-tn.. lvi 4.i-in ll.-k n .n ..nn I ... .... aiv.,.,,..u... w.i..1..... of the channel back to the mouth .,.,.. , , ., ot the Chehabs river. At low tide .t. -i i r. .... ........ u.B uuauuci ib '".ijCelueepjtheft.rsenl j.,,;, fe ., , in its shallowest place. The en- .- .- t , .-n n . trance to the harbor is said to be clear of rocks, bars and reefs, and the navies of the entire world could find safe anchoratrc tlieteiu. Excellent landings exist in main-i - '""lc-vum l''.y "'".' - per end of the harbor. The coin, trv immediatelv surrounding' , - iTra-'s harbor is an excellent stock- grazintr mntre and is especiallv , . ' - .irtupteu to the dairying business hxcent on the low lands and tide- flats, the country is not, strictlv speaking, adapted to agricultural pursuits. A.. noM.ni:.... ....! .. , - . -in .ini, n,m i; ami icrv pnuni- . . , .! -, ," ; . ome oi mem result attin - "rt.irni - nent feature of the Grays haibor , ,,,., -,. ,, ,. , , , , 1 houses" for halibut iisluii, .M- country is the fact tiiat the ocn'. ... , . .. ' . , . . iing to tho number of (ishcnn"!i. beach for miles and mi es ahovo ,." .. ,-,.,, . ., ,, , ... I lint the (Jtiilleuti' tnoo as ay;iMior- and below the harbor entrance isi ,., , , , , " , t n tiitiirr fin unr rlPiinirl .f nnii i as smooth and level a ;i floor' the hard sand being .scarcely sus ceptible to the imprint of a horses hoof. The famous drives at Long Branch or Newport cannot ., . . ,. - , , . f , ' ' visit that loc.llitv in :nvn.nl-f itur rival tho natural road iv that ox-' - i( ,, , , , - 1 ing the .summer months. tends from the channel "23 miles I . .. . , , ,, . , I I lie .Miii:aii iismilv go to il. north, rimUoiilh 1" uiile.s to Shoal . , - , . , ' ' . . , ,,,, . 1 li.uiKs ni iare six-it cauo-s at tt.e water bay. Jms fact, coupled I , ,. ,, . . , ,,.,,, , ' e.'iiiimeucement ol the .s:ison. with the cielightfulsiiiiiinei-cliinate, '...1 , , . ,- iiealth-giving nroporties of the 1 , ,7 " , , ! cano?. and usuaiiv carry six ocean breee, the. scenic beauty iT ,. ' , jt " ," , , , - I Indians. As the season advances and grandeur of the Mirroiindings, I , ., ., , 11 t r. ... 'land tho weather becomes h-.oic will make of GrayV harbor one of ; ... , ., the most popular summer resorts on the Pacific coast. Only a few hours" tide Lack into the interior will take the sportsman and tourist to the finest j hunting grounds in the territory, where elk, deer, bear and grouse are too numeiotis to be interest ing. It is believed that there are 0,000 elk ranging on the head waters and streams and tributaries heading up in the Olympic, range and putting info Gray's Harbor. Fish, both salt and fresh water, are abundant. It is simply a paiadise for sportsmen.' This country is now being open ed up by the enterptise of As torians and men from Pacific Co., W. T., and will undoubtedly re ceive a large share of immigration. Wc are in receipt of a letter fioin .Mr. Glenn Peterson, one of the oldest settlers in Chehabs county, in which ho says that a noticeable amount of immigrants have already begun to come, and that more are expected. That country has all tho boundless resources tiiat make up an empire, and is deserving of the attention of all who wish o secure a home for themselves ami their children. Halibut. Jsevekal years ago, says the Se attle Post-Intelligencer, an attempt was made to procure halibut off Cape Flattery by vessels fitted in Sau Francisco, and also belonging to Puget Sound, but without suc cess, and the enterprise was aban doned. In 1S79 tho schooner Emily Stephens, of Astoria, OS 80-100 tons burthen, Capt. Alexander A. Henderson, arrived at Xeah bay on the IGth day of July, from San Francisco, and sailed on the ISth j on a cruise for halibut, and ie-1 turned on the 2Gtli with 1C,000! pounds of halibut on ice. These fish were renorted to have been taken 10 miles off Cape Beale, at the entrance to Barclay sound, in 35 to 40 fathoms of water. Capt. "J ---- ---.r rsjLiLjajj.vrjJigJgrfr'.rr,",,.--T: Henderson stated that lie caught! ri quite a number of large halibut, some of them measuring seven feet in length and weighing 250 pounds. ,.,, , ... ... tnese halibut were sold in the ,San Francisco market, and al- though good prices vvero said to have been realized.yet the voyage was "ii urmmfilnliln .. -...I sionallv for f;lstilllt, A .' i.,.T iMOUJ" "r pastime. A tug liont wU run off an(, ta,;e a few ,iajil)ut and lock fish. Th. whole busi - ness on the American side is ther- fore, confined to the Ssheiios of the Makah Indians. mi i -.. , , ... . , -ti. ft. huih iin-vvst snu' ui .'lain 'strt'fi the hanbut is a staple article ot i , the cast side or Siirnei'Mroct.in Me food for these Indians, and takes J '- WT Sl" piaccof tue (r;eii samoil f,tlH following d.-seiibed lots froinii)- ' - . . nM npoii that part of Cinieoialy street from Ithc interior tribe. Hie season I the wr-t side, .f Main ticit ti.tlieoast , side oiiniu'P street, is mm due and pa - commences in Juno, a soo.i is ai,ieat the oilice f the CHv Treasurer. continues r.t intervals till Uctui,-i. n ..CU,.. ..e 1 1,., -t),o.. -;i! ..,.,.. "'' " .-..... ..... ('v. mit canoes t.. go to tho fishinr ' '. frrnnrids. " ...i ;n ,-.i m i i , -i i 1 lie villages ol tho .Mauali tiihi-, ,x-.i, i i i .i i arc at 2eau iJay, where is also tin- 1 official residence of the Indian I h c pml .,,p b,vs ! V ,i . ,: ,i i i , of the reservation, tho w.iolf oi r, n ., . , v. C'ape r lattery biMiig reserved nv .. , , .. T ,- tne government for the Indian-. South of Flatterv Uoelcs is ih .i, . . " , , .. fliiilionffk rirnp trlmio i li'Hwl nl inaians ot ttie same iiauiv ivsi.j.-. , , , , ,,. . , Tnese belong to the Jilakah a'. m -v, and during the summer ni'mths ... , ... , ",, ,-. . , .. , ... tiu: Makahs do. The Quilleutes take 'quantities .of sattiun in the river I infl nri" fr.t.c nf CHrf cmi.lt wl.tr.Ii l.iUlilVll. IIU' U' O MllillM-l l..lIIUl'2t with two or throe men in each. Their usual time of starting is early in tho morning at the top of high water. They then run out with the ebb tide, and on i caching the banks they fish until the return of tho tide, and as oon as the current runs too strong to enable them to keep their linos on the bottom they start for homo, and usually return late in the Hfternoon. Owing to the .strong cuireiit and tide rips al the entrance to Fuca sfrait, and the danger ol" go ing to sea in an open canoe, Hiis fishing can only bo pursued at sueh time as the .winds and tides are favorable; consequently - the amount of fish taken is lift as large as might be expected, nor as large a would be the result il" schooners wore employed capable of remaining on. the liani: at anchor to ride out gales or await a favorable state of the tide. During the usual run, common almost nvety season, the tribe catch and cure enough halibut not only for their own consumption, but have large quantities to noli to the Indians of other tribes. But I as they cure their fish without the addition ol salt, they find no -ale among the whites. The ancient method adopted by these Indians for taking halibut, which is pretty generally altered to at preseut,.is by fishing lines made of the giant kelp, and by hooks made of splints from hem lock knots steamed and bent into a shape like an ox bow, with a barb of bone fastened on with a thong to the underside of the bow, and the line being made fast to i thc upper side NTEV TO-DAl -- ...... ' SSS E?lEJWi?kB.S5- mm: X'Xto.v packixg company! A.nSlS, IS? SIfKSEL.W.ff luirrco's wreck lies. Is a man ai)0Ut(,Ieet le.gn. dark complexmned. dars hair and a snum lnousracne. wore a mue ovetsairt and had .1 uairof mbber boots on. Had a sliver watch on his person and somemouy in his pocket. jeSdtt NEW 10-DAY. "XlbT I.OST. fN" im 3d OF JCNK. AliOUT CCO FATII--? oms Scotch "o. 40. l'.'-plv, 50-inch; corks marked r. V. 1. Co., audA. AV. The llsulerwill be suitably rewarded by deliver ing or giving infornntioii of tup same :it ijuniuw.' i H-per .w.oiu. 1 PACIFIC CNIOX PACKING CO.'S office. .Ia-5 dDt sr.T i.o.,t. j liauiiisol ( e!''-& li y&, , I WiPQ. JeCd3t Hon. about eight minutes" wii; from rWc- 1 (lR;C0. A,.,! , r. C. ilOI.PFN Je..-u iwai t,i.iie Agent. . Concoralv Street. oticK IS HEHFJU (SIVKV ;lll:u l .".cessment ma.K- !.y Ordi- naiifv l. 4i... Vol riTiil r.?i'iip th.' iiaiJir.vt' incut it COlK'lllll -insalrt city, lit Unitwl .Sb,iM giiMan.1 ilvuroiii.iinil uiiless vaid villiiu fio days jrum Ihei-xniration of tliisiiotire. v-r,!!Alleni:iii.n('omicil ill order warrant., issued tm ihe rol- H-ftion Ihenv.f. i i licassesiMe 'assssiaen: 5s as inllni , IMt OF OW.VI.K OF T.OT. : is-itr, ."3 - . sl- 1) iratiaai I) Orahaiu ' A llininau II J'Kinn j W V T'nrhor Mis Maitiii Dillon SoO (XI GO Oi) M 00 ."0 00 r.o 00 .50 00 50 00 50 00 Mis c s IVik'lit. .)( ( i;us-elJ,Vil!ia:n litis- J C, :: ...i i I ""- 1 i Oullft. . iai;uu n.ainm .......... i . , m i 50 00 j i liraee, r. i lu-anv.' I m ! .tMTenbush.tnutees - 7 4 il ."" a j TnVner.'V. ."!'.. !'.ll 5 4 !! .aj iif) ' -m "I n i t. ,.. ""'" : 'Jate llubscm.U m IIoIh ; Mm, ifa Hobsoii.l !ta Hobsnn.chailes1 iini.sin rtTunV J, ' i;u..01 V h i!?.,,-w?n i I hum r- Imp -1 '' ."Il 0l) I .Ml 00 :n w 5n no ..ii eo !' no t 1; 1; . 47 HO (! ' U 511 d 41 ro 7 , J-' UO 7 1 1 4:2 00 7 !' 4-2 141 7 ' 1 4L' IK) S 4i! 00 K " 4J 0') s 4-J HO 8 ! K 00 i) ' IL' (IT) !) !J Vj W ! M Nuwlaii...."!" M Vmvlaii. . K (' Crow K!' Ciow It I! I'.irM"! Jj:aisTa!or C L I'avijur Mos,' Koscrs .1 1 I Mary A Gray : 3far A Gray Mrs Oiilht I'oilh... 0 Ho?llinfc ....- I' r-ot-UiiiK C Det'liim: .fas "' Gray .' 1) Meirwmui ...I :i 1 !i ..., l '' ...' 1 j to ...i u ! 10 ; 12 eo 4-2 TO ' 4-' 00 i i- ifl i 4' ft) I 12 00 1 I-.' ! 47 00 ! Ii' Oil 12 00 George jiill. ... 11 (' liMtes :' .4 i JO 1 K Pease ...- 1 ( it : A MeGuiie L I 11 C SWrhiht J .: f 11 C Pulles ..' 1 ; 11 i: A Tailor :. 1 1 1-2 :x Oil ro 00 t: A Taylor 2 , 12 11 111 own 12 ! ' ro Oil 12 r.o iv) i;s ' , r.o 00 i:t r.o m 1.". :i oj I a ,1 :w 00 II ', ;x 03 1 i . 00 !4 ; ' 00 11 1 . 00 15 ' 30 00 .1 Q A Bowlbv 1 Olieid '. ! 1 .IlJvbee I 2 JMKnbb. W L It.iblM ( .. and Cordelia l!obb...i i " TA II yland 5 V W Parker I 1 V AV Parker. i - XV V Parker. '! U XV Paiker. ! 4 il Mi.s Ti enchant. MisCi 12 Pt.linr.l".ITionc!i- . :; intl..:.1;....:........lH 1.1 .1 .J IKI 15 .TO 0-1 T'.v order of the Common Council. F. C. NOUltlS. Auditor ami Clerk. Ast.-.rw. .Uuieii. 12. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE! Tuesday June-6--!0:30 a. m. CivTIIMM" I'KOM UVSlStSS. I am ir.tnicted Li Mr .1. l Vr.-.Jilaiai) of ttir S'ijS"- Street 'o!SiN- tJojiM'. T11 S'll at 1'iiMie Anctinii, 11 flip pri'i'iies 111 thi' ASTOIIIAX BLUCII. To tin- highest ir.dder, for o.li. all ti:c cll-keit IlnIn-5ou:!s ansl Iiliii.n :'iiriiitm-H S Contained in tint cstaluislii.ient Kieiy article 1, A3 GOOD AS NStV, And consists ill pail ot . Ttii Ilustanrant Tables -'dozOaUlJimiiK-Kioni Chairs .1 jiair lce Cunains 1 IIat injr Move. C llatnlsonie Silver-Plated Cas-toi-s.fi Uracket Iunps I'ino lot lilated 1'mKs and Sjwohs. D.nnask 'lable Chillis and Nap Kins, fin? lot C'rofklry and (l!asiaie, 1 C.iolvin-i Stove with etenion toji, boiler aiei furniture complete, 1 Hot Cotloe I'l.ller with Coal Oil Stov e. lot Saucepans ami Conk ins rtf-nsils, I'rm isions. Ororf-rii'S et. el'. E. C. KOLDEN, Auclioneer. -Till til DtKISODJliy il II8IIIIH - AM). ARE THE BEST. Ami cost ao inore't'ijit other bniuds ; and if the Merchant with whom you trade does nut keep our CnotlsH b because it pays Iwtlertose'IapairoM'oots orWiof ciery two niiintlis than even four or live. W'iz '"'"-'AUANnn-: z:vo:y paii: xv m.uce. -in "soo'l nsiit cani.iuw , "icCooilsat onrn.ireloano, m PeitlaiU ; "r ""' r nuitisco. Trour "HERCULES" Patent Boots HECHT EROS. & CO. ss7guAMbaJUJj.,-s-jjixn,i MISCELLANEOUS ari JLdfes'J BOOK STCQLiHS lyST-, The largest .-.lock oi tijfe;'lv& Blank Books and Stationery 'Iwi Of ecrj-ilesCjti!ioii. 'SinTW'1'00' Roi'k. Bib'es. i'wtU-:!! tS? (inMtVim. fiiiUii ilt-sidos a full ami i"mi-i-ic "gasfr-i stock of oiorjlliins usiuJIx " &j j;(.j,t in a .-clt leuiilatcd lVo!c Stmt' Also. iiMi. dcjwt ar.d aeao Ut , oM-ry i',ipcrand jiPriodu'a'Jjiab'iHlH .1 Carl Adler's Kusio titniu Pianos and Organs. Or all ia.i1.es (nuManth uti !. md. ANi. a full sunk Ot VIOLINS. (JUITAIIS, I'.AN.Htf.AC- COIJDKONS, CONCKKTINAS. IIA KMO.NICA.S, KLl'TKS. ANiia J.in;.' stock of the lest uf VIOLIN AND GPlTATv STUINGx SIIEKT MUrfiC. , AN!) MP.SICAL INSTItt'.MKN fri ' A i II ai i-icntliai, !( I 'us.? !:-! llihic - l ..taitnjr wmr Pianos and (i.tir suM on i n maihi. ni si Ulnifiir. plan, or lyr rent. CAHl. ADLER'S VARtSETY STOHE e Watehe-s. Pint i, .mil ,!ow,lr . asMi.-lment. Xi'W sonits i'i" eei stcaniri. IP.- pislih.-an-muted to esaiiiir..' my st vu and p;u-c. rurv ait's r wtoim 1 iii'i'rf'nv i Whi'lfMleup.Irel.iilil, .ill 1 WoiHlnnd Willow -ware, G H 0 C E H i E 3. Tobacco. Cigars. Wines and Liquors 1 Oi:i:iC.. AM) DOMCsllC j-i . , -, -r., . , -, , JirmAs and vptpJnMfss. - ' JTiSa, OO:, STEUSSJ, COTOTIJ Y P!J()J)UC!E. General Commission Merchants A!T01SIA. OlliXaiM Xel to OiRnii lhiihva .-l N'.i e.r- H..-K iliw n ILL'S TJBIBTffiS. GKO. till.!., - WAf.Tr.n r.vitirs, fi:ii'i:!i:rni: sTAtin MAXAeni: KTniv Str.rs in Ranid SucCMsion ! KnsaKcineni ol MISS HITA EilRLE, Tim (jrrrx of soxn and dancc! Open nil the Vear, IVWoi-.tiaare i:.ry isJit. J"nlire CIuiii'i- or Ten. raiisnie Once n MVol., Comprising all the latest SONGS. DANCES A?4D ACTS. We give thc Best Variety Entertainment In the We:t. Tho theatre is mnulfri muliily. nd all v.ho have witnessed the entertainment pio iiriiniee it lo he canal to any ;-'l 11 elsewhere. Jlr. Hill as a caterer foi the puhlie's amusement it.n not bo exeelled. Anvbodv v.ihhiir to spend a pleasant eionhiK anil see sparkling wit andlieant without 11l pitlty.shuuM lmiroe tlieoplxiltiniUyand eoine. Tlie eoiapan.x eomprises the li.Hitnli"; uell Known Artists : Miss c.v.Nsm Wai.tox. itis l.euisi: Coiik. Mi:. Cirvinxs Koiilici:. Jin. John Cook. Jin. .losr.i-ii ettv, Jin. Wai.ti:i: rAinti. Allot Nihiehuill appear nilitlv In ll.eirdif forent sjiceialties. Ol)f.i air concert every e emiis ; perform ai.pecommencinKat S; entraee totlieatie nii)Hnton street; prUate Poxes on Chena 111 -is street. Look out for Our Stars. Notice to Contractors. "131ns will un iinc.i:ivr.D i;v tiij: undcrshnicrt at Astoria until noon.. 1 11110 I 0. 1SS2. for fnriiisliiii'r thu materials ami la. . borfortho coustniction of abiiek building ! .flTtnO fii.t . LlnpW Inirli I., lir. rti-i..trtil In I AsionaiorineuauteiiowsiiEiiaiinniuui - 111s association, j-ians ami Fncciacanons to be seen at the Occident Hotel. The nshr is eserved to reject any and all olds. l!y order of the Koard of Directors. a. j. ju.ui.ei;, sec'y Oregonian copy. JU4 dtd. g? watelie-s.l'lnih ,ml .It-u.'Ir . ----- -,.- 3. ( vFvSsQ ''''' '"' la'' Oiili-r..! I STW-E ff. fj ftf "B TS? i JdisssSiRiiisrs and S!a EWeRiihebossGoffeeaiidTeaPot FOARD & STOKES. ,, w.m a v, I ki feMftJftSSWlfer j..'i'j:irg MISCELLANEOUS. ST1?" Allen (Sl.( 'T-SSoll '10 l'.OK ,t ALLEN.) Wio!"sdtniul reudl iH-h.Vi ,h Provisions Glass aRd P,ateu-- Wapei TKOriCAl .'.Ni DOMlSTtt FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. I .lsi;twi v.iili 1 -5-7. i ly-ittD Wines, Liiiaoi'a, Totacco ft Cigars 1 The l.irKi: ami aioit et'inpl.te s;,i.-u of L'ofH's m ihir IaiA.i lie h.'in.l in the city. I 1 'tnH'rr.fCis.,inISiiWi.oe.lji Ssiifts, -" : - -'- - JIAttMJ T. CROSBY, .vsi"Oi;i v. iii:i.i;dn. ! HARDWARE IRON STEEL ! .'".'.. iron rips ana s-"Kings. Gootis and Fog! SHEET LEA0 STRIP LEAD !SVesi Tin Wa'e l Housb urnisDingi Uoods. JOBSltiO W SHEET IRDH, TIK. COP, I PER PLUMBING .:rf STEAM FITTING', 1 uonu wuii r.eainesz ami aisnaic, Done with neatness ami dispatch. Xone liut llrst i-l.ws Korfcinen ciiiplo-.ed. a Ian;., asso.tine.it or, H i A I . K & .w,,,,,,.. .. h.., Chcnamus Street. XOT1CE IS jIEI'EI'.V GIVEN that the assessment inaile ly Ordinance So. 101, for the improvement and repair of Cheiiamus -treet. between the west Side of Cass strent and the east -ide of Jack son street, in McCluie'.s Aatoria. in the maiinei provided In Ordinance No. KB, on!iicli of the following desciiiieil lots fioutins nion that part of Clienaimts street trout the west sideot Cas stiect lo the east side of Jackson street, is now due and payable at the office of the Citv Tieasurer. 111 saideitv. in Tiiiled State's Kold and silver coin, and unless paid iT-;il.!i, i., r. .in... r. -.... .1... ,.. ..:.:.. ...tuiii iiv; ii.ijs jiiioi 110; eiiiio;ii ui this notice, i?.: June 12, 1&S2, the Com mon Coiincit will order warrants Issued for the collection thereof. The assess ment is as follews: , 1 'tr ! - 12 "5 O Vami: or ewxi.i: or LOT. -,i ' b C Jtocliiii" .-j CJioellhiK ! 1; tJlSoellinj; j 7 J W t'earhart '. 8 ?10 00 10 00 'io 00 4.-0(1 So 00 ::oo is 00 -is 00 4"! 75 4.. 7."i 13 7.j 43 75 ;soo S3 00 SSO0 SS00 ;uoo ;s 00 III! Farter. .-. iiCor''ellill 1 i, 1 Bersman and A XV Uerry 1 lierginan and A W Uerry l'i"Oaresse l.&l! Asso ciation T A Hylaiid C Jtohr ( IIKIliolt., Aits C 1, Parker Mis CI, Parker JaniesUjiiee J.impscf !vhe (.'I.Parker CL Parker Jacob Kainm Jacob JCaann (Seorsc I)aidson ('corgc Davidson John Hobson j 11 11 U 11 1L 12 12 12 IS 1.'! T 13 ! 1.'! 1 I 2il 2 20 .". 20 ST. 00 S3 00 2S 00 23 00 2S00 r:oo S."!00 sr; 00 s;s 00 457.-. 45 75 45 75 15 75 so 00 so 00 so 00 so 00 l00 aioo 40 00 10 00 40 00 I0I111 HoIiaoii 1 1 1 20 J XV Jltinson .. 1 21 J XV Munson A Crosbj. rnniiic Crosby. 1'red Cros by (heirs of A Cros by, deceased) i 1 i 'I 21 21 21v 2" 22 22 2.1 01 United .States United fetates CI. Parker Henry lierendes... Oeorjel''lacI Ueorfce. Flavel (Jeorgc riavel , 1 I'.y order of the Common Council. f axor.Kis. Auditor and Clerk. Astuiia. Or.,.Ma 2J. ISSi , JUSl XlcCeiVCU. I iri.T ,,rrPrVp.i ,.,, -.., ,.m,s-..r.'.... I J!-ST "t-CEn LI) AT THh UUS I rciti: ' iimu.iiiiytMun:oi v,iias. iieimorn a large stock of lirusscls carnet. In idrranf patterns al from 85 cents to $1.25 per yard. 1 1 1 n t - 1 - - 11. 1 1 1 -. 1 : 1 .. ... ' Ktf5ffea.'irrr:H-sUTE!i't.ii -- - ,, (I uUn K Nil H KS lS3S9k9"-i VIm.. AKent for the eeloUntal " . i, iN if If""'-' ' :- i- JtJLOl.JlS-i.l.UtLUjmi. itOBNIA r IPS J-JM -lfS ac-4-4-' " sa J? "? I Dissolution of Partnership K THE FOLLOWING : ft- Is it an object to save Five 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? If so, 1 CALL AT THE i Thc are closing out business. iClDiliflf $ Less 011 a Suit i ra.cyn cnxbor lioeation: i'322' stohe, opposite p. o.f ' I Astoria, Oregon. fj7 W. ". m-vrg. 'rJt5Xi-:5s!i liiivjt h 1 iii'ii( Luuiiriiuii 1 r!SWjiJi 31l i k" &n JeliAWiS, TWO DOOF.S EAST OF OCCIDENT, - - ASTORIA, OEEGON CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTUKEU OF; FXTPvNITUEE S BEDDING AND DEALEIt IN Carpels, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Wiiuic-iv Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, 7II)ov"cop.ICEs axd curtain voles Completo in every branch. MARTIN OLSEN, dkalei: in FTTBNTTUKK zb BEDDING. Cui'iH'i' jluin ami Siiuenioiina streets. Astoria, Oresou. WINDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES, ETC. I Complete Stock. PHIC2S A3 CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. .lu. uimj.s v rriixiTrisi: riaiki:i xxn vakkished. Leinenweber & Co.,, e. t.r.i.vK.wr.i:i::;. ,t. nnoN. i:sTAr.Lis.u'u ttiG. ASTORIA, OREGON, UBS AH CuRRIEES,i Mauufacl urers and Importer! of A 1.L KINDS OF s&'r&EEnEi. i AND PIXDISOS Wholcsaln Dealers in OJJ, AND TALLOW. t-rf-lli'lie-t cash price paid for Hides and! Tallow. xr.T i'orx. TJY f. it. rirriinsoN, ox a sitt ix! f- Cray-sJIarbor.iMay 10, lsS2, the follow-1 ins-.n-striiii-ii net 1.1 nvo pieces: mo two iiicasiirhiK about lo fatlioms. f, meshes deep. 12-piy thread ; no marks or brands, theiewasone ca lion and somo fish in the net u hen found, but it doesn't appear to be much damaged. The owner of said net can liac the lame by pnivini; property ami pay ing charges. AXT I.OST. I ON Till. JIOUNTNC OF 3IAY .11st. SEV-euty-livc fathoms of weh 40, 12. 15-mcsh ! deep, part of corks branded "C. T. & Co.'M lietum to C. TI3UIINS, Upper Astoria. -.Vstorla, June 1,1332. diw ' ?o rcmz 650- '. S5 " &$- CALIFORNIA STORE toil any other Store in Astoria ! :e: L- MAY UK HAD OF R.HAWES HBDALLION RANGE, vri'.AM F1TT INCS A SPECIALTY. Vone hut the hest workmen employed. Ul work .'guaranteed or no charge. r-j aw39 Sfa pm THE ESMOND, A First-Class Saloon and Lodging House Newly Ilcflttcd in the Most Attractive andCoinfortable Style. - San Francisco Xntionat Beer. That eelchraled beverage fresh on draught ; Also the finest WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS ISOEERT bl.VCLAIB. Proprietor. Opposite thc O. It. & y. "Wharf. ! - E B (fe CO., .IODISE ItS I.V 1 WINES, HQUORa AND CIGARS. AGENTS FOR THE Best San Francisco Houses and Eastorn Distilleries. 37.M1 soods sold at San Francisco Frlces, MAIN STREET. Opposite Parker House, Astoria, Orejon. '- SIS se3aT-r SSs&feS? -j-' ."' ...' V 0 & OUB. r,,.;. .