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THEJDITY.
Tub Daily astoman toll x rcil It,
mall at 73 cent a month, fret nfprtaac. Haid
er irio roiii.niptalcabsonrer.jm fir effj ran
fnirc Tar. astoejax ot;oi'' than. Dailt
"r Wcfklv rdtUima to ant; poi-t-offltr irith
out additional crpente. .WtrauK r.iaytic
inanQcd a nU r. a desired. Isncc trUr nt
Ow roanrJnff room.
The Kirkwood, hoticc for (Jucpiir
town, arrived out on the Cth.
Residents iicar Westport nre
petitioning the county to build n mad
to the Xehaleui.
A change in the weather yester
day; great masses of leaden clouds
and a general mistiness.
Iu the matter of miil delivery
and transmission Astoria h 'prntty
well fixed," these times.
The State of California came in
at 4:4i yesterday morning. The Ore
gon came down and crossed out at
4 r. m.
Good progress is bein made uilh
the driving os tho 27C piles for the
foundation of tho Odd Fellow s new
building.
The Wallacoton arrived in yester
day morning, from Wilmington. She
will load here with nalmon and tlonr
for Lirerpool.
Fish continue to run well, and
shippers think that n good nierago
catch will be tho result, though not
up to last season's figures.
J. It. Stoinbergor has placed a
very fino desk in the Tarkcr House",
with the names of several Astoria
firms neatly framed therein.
Tho grounds around the custom
house are getting :t "top-dressing" of
floil. Wo will have a nice plas-a in
Custom EIou30 squaiu some day.
Tho Wealthy Pendleton, from
Astoria January 13th, with 1,400 tons
of wheat, has arrived at Antwerp,
having originally sailed for Cork for
ordert.
Tho Grand Lodgo of tho Inde
pendent Order of Good Templars of
thi atato of Oregon will meet on Tues
day, Juno 20th, at 10 o'clock in Tho
Dalles.
Wc regret to learn that Tom
Craug is not oxpectod to live. His
parents and friends have tho sympathy
of tho entire community in their be
reavement. The H. W. Dudley, forty-three
diva from Honj; Kong, arrived in
yesterday morning. She was passed
by the health ofiicor at noon. She
has 392 Chinese on board.
The last of the visiting Knights
went homo yesterday morning. They
were all complimentary in their opin
ion of Astor Lodge and the beautiful
Castle hall just dedicated. .
Gid Richardson is down from
Westport, looking hearty; he reports
everything lively in that burg, and
goos back next Tuesday. Gid is doing
well and deserves his good fortune.
The Olmypia Transcript has a two
column delinquent fax list of lands be
longing to tho N. P. R. R. Co., ad
vertised for salo. "Odd sections" are
evidently not in present demand in
Chehalis County.
Eli Perkins, the boss liar of tho
continent, dropped in yesterday, and
after paralyzing tho entire force, seized
his hat and sped swiftly for the whist
ling steamer. He does not know
where ho will die when he goes to.
He came in with eyes "ni a fine
frenzy "rolling and said ho had been
looking at a Columbia livor sunset.
Then ho flung this down and fled :
Tomato-red the sunset glowed
On verdant wave cucuinberine.
Till night, descending, indigo'd
With blue the mournful deep divine.
The Court Prisoner, I think
that on tho day in question you must
hivo left yonr reason at the bottom of
your tumbler.
"Prisoner Oh, no, Vour Honor,
yon must be mistaken. Catch me
leaving anything at the bot'om of my
tumbler!
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Vlremfe!iienis inserted bv the ye.tr t I r?3---z'S t?5 . i
of firsj per sanaro ner month, t sS'S,I::s-5S-gS 1
sianinarertUIns. by tliodar ur wel. I s. 3s: P.: --r..
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COMPLETE COUNTY RETURNS
The Result as Determined by ,
Official Count.
I A le Vote on .ludxc
ttirrit,
Dolovv we give tliu foil r.nd concct
returns for this county, as passed on
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uy mi" ujtiiiu LMiivatfia j.-.-aiunui,
afternoon. Tlic hguies can be robed
upon for accuracy, and give the whole
vote in detail.
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In Astoria precinct P. II. Foc was
elected Jnstico of the Peace; T. P..
Bridwell, Constable. In upper Asto
ria, .7. L. Strange; Young's River, J.
W. Coffinbury; Fish-hawk, .1. W.
Walker1; alislnvvaka, Kimberlin, were
elected Justices of the Peace.
P. D. Win ton's office is leinoved
to the Pythian building.
At the last meeting of the Poit
land council, the contract for building
a dredge was awarded to Honeyman
and company.
The captain of. the Chinese
steamer Anerley is also in trouble, the
charge being alleged violation of the
passenger act. He is in Portland to
see what the damages will be,
Sixteen cases coal oil, two second
hand cooking stoves and a 1 irgo lot of
useful kitchen ware and sundries, to
be sold at auction at Holden's at two
o'clock this afternoon'.
Sineo August 1, 1881, 1.13 vvssels
have left the Columbia river for
Europe with wheat and Hour. Of
this number 70 are known to hav e ar
rived out and 2 are known to havo
been wrecked. The ni rivals out in
clude all departures prior to Jan. 1st,
and seven that sailed after that date.
This leaves about 80 on the way,
several of which are due. There are
nine vessels in the Columbia river,
most of which are loading wheat and
salmon. The surplus stock of wheat
at Portland as well as in the interior
of Oregon is quite small, and after the
vessels now nudcr engagement com
plete their cargoes, little will be done
in the way of loading others until the
new crop comes iu noxt August.
nwwu4- gepjaAmrgHfiww,
How to Ituu a Convention.
Fur ihe benofit of our political.
friends v. c-ubinit the. following, fori itc., at 3 cents per pound, on the prcm-
r ... n,:. ,- .1... i..i f n,. Uses. Fresh ice'eream cverv day. Ralls,
rcfcr(.IKH,. Thi3-S ,Ue ,lyle tlJ
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. era! Sherm-in adopts, when no pre-'
sides at an army reuuuni. "The incut-,
ing "J" como ti nidt.r. Ah. yes!,
j (nodding to an officer about to ri?o).
rflrt.m il li:lrrnli.. i?,.iv th" .1.1.
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1nmmK..lU;Uiiulu- -''""- nr Aj'iiayer, White, Goldsmith, !3. Lip- ioavti anuicinu iomsk it ana exam
lials (taking a paper horn his Mi v.:-,t man & Co. and others. Evm dress is amini the display of pictuica. firralybo-
pocket). Tiietotiimittc uill eon.-t
out inr a monicnt.' Well, neicr
...ii.l. i.'. i.Il rlir . im I liin.i,"ll
of General Hickenlwper, Colon.-l . take clippings ftoni a copy which we "Csi uut mac ii:e prices are rcavwiaDlc.
. ,, . .., . , , . undfrstitRil will In printel 111 Portland !im l'ielareii:doall kinds of -.lew-'
and jl:ij.-r L . t inns. I ..., dj, j,,,,,,., .l0rl:,i,iii,g to thi genHem.in"s ing.roiningaiK enlaigiug to any size
"Mitlimen, in aiiaiiging tht details" reianrkaWe -ncce- in thice'xoiv-.. His j m all (aiiaitinen!-. 1 will see that mj ,
". '. . '..:, . . agents arc -topping at Mr-. Uerbj'sand 'u-to:upr- ,o away ! -atished. anil re-,
'(jtiKral .Snutn-did I mv Gei..r.nr111 ,.Kmue J, ..nler- .Mitnuied tiipJ'Cctmitv solicit thr-ir iiatronage. Verv'
smith lisef A wiiw -" he's goru- thi-io. 'tr,,h -. U-Cnow. Photographer..
- . ,' . ' ' CeNicholaMalmof (Jileai.! oi! for, Watrr fiout olTernl freotoanv nerson !
S1111U1 iiioi-c tie liniioiiitinent of jhiw...-.lirmnwl hnt.ils. for sr.li hi- .InAi.v.'l .'-.l",.i" ." '.".V T.LU ;'."- l.,:rio,l
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committee 011 re'oliitioii, and ir ill,.
eoiistst of (takiii" n list from hU light ih
icst pocket) General Su-and-So (1,-k-.
blank. Thatn not tho coininittit,
either. The lit I just rend isjiiinthcr
committee, -ind it ill bo mow-d later,
lleic's the right one (reads it) Von
bpo. geiitleiuen, o get our jmuig
stall oHicers, ulii have nothing cW tu
do, to fix these things in ailvaiu..",
Av.iiee "alovo e.idjniirn. ' Th.'t
Chiir "Oh, no use putting tint iii.j
tion We must fix these preliminaiies
fii-t 1 hao tlnve more eonimittees
prc.aieil here.'"
And so on, in elu-erful iliregdid i-f
parliamentary in-actice, the General
annoniices the details tied ii in ad
vance, puts moticiis pre-arranueil, lg
noies impiomptu motiom, and "runs
the convention till it gets going," mid
then allows other voice- to be "heard.
And it is amusing to him thus tu jiliy
caucus chairman.
Ball Committees
At a meeting of the committee of
arrangements for the gtand 4th of
July dres hall to be given under the
auspices of Astoiia Engine Co. X. J,
the following committees wcie ap
pointed. j!tNOi:.it rovniirri.L.
Hon. A. Van busni. Hon. . W. 'one of their new clocks.
Pail.ei, lion. C. S. Wiight, Hon. I). , : - . . . .
' r Ki.'-h icecream cverv dav at 1 11111k
('. fieland, Hon. John 11-din, t'apt. r.-jhreV. Families supplied in anv
Geoi-'i Flivel f'-int .1 i! llestler 'l'aiititv b leaving oilier. A No the
uioii, navel, upt. .1. .. "'s.u.IPit o,., Coj;ed j oulei. Frank
W. E. Dement, i-so, , ltobt. Cnrruther3
esq , A. W. ISeny, e-.., Hm. W.
Fnlt.-n and Hon. F. J. Tnjlor,
floor fOMviiriin:.
G. P. Wheeler, Chris. Kversi.ii, .).
G. Charters, L. K. Selig, (; Fi-her,
U. Spelmier.
KKonniuv ioMiirTii:i:.
C. A. May, .1. Sti-m-n. G. Ue.d,
I'. J. Goodman, 15. I!. Franklin, G.
Hansen.
Tin toinpany propose to make ibis
the grandest event of the season.
A Sensible Order.
Postmaster-General Hovvo has is
sued an order that might have been
pionmlgatcd a long time ag.j with
much piopriety. He oultis that let
teis upon which the potag has not
been paid, slnll not be for
warded to the dead letter office, but
that the postiuister s.h.ill notify tho
addiesscd by postal card of their pies
encc in the ollice, and upon receipt of
the postage they will bo foiv.aided.
This is practical, mi simple in its op
eration and manifest utility, that there
is general surprise that tho rule was
not hit upon years ago. It will remedy
an annoying evil.
The Wanlock will finish loading
Mlmon today
If j on are recently iiiirried,or born,
or dead, it iiia1u3 no difference which,
send us a statement to that effect and
wo will publish it. We never 111 ike
any charge for any such announce
ment, and any one tint says so is jok-
At the firemen's meeting in the
hall of No. 2s la-t night, a paper was
read'extending a general invitation to
all the fire companies in the Pacific
Noithwest to come hero on the tth
and ."ith prov. to engage in a graud
tournament for cash prie3 aggregating
over 500. A full report of tho pro
ceedings will be published to-moirow,
the boya had not adjourned up to tho
time of our going to press.
- Tho ritih birk Lizzie Hell,
Moigniard master, arrived in at 7:30
last evening, Hariimiu pilot. She is
1073 register, consigned" to R. Jauion,
and loaded with general merchandise.
She left Liverpool Nov. 20th, and
ai rived at Honolulu March 20th; she
comes to the Columbia via Victoria,
and after discharging will load litre
for Liverpool direct. The Liz.:n Bell
is the fourth vessel that loads at As
toria direct for England this season.
Aotlce.
lzcr is a posllivn euie. rursiirii) .
All mtmbc-rs of the DcpaitmeiitwilLL. Dement.
meet at No.2 JIallthis evening to hear - -
the report of the managing committee You want to get some of Kincoe's ice
on tournaments.
Chas. Stevens and Son havo a stock
ot mouldings and moulders tools which
can be bought cheap for cash to close
out that branch of the business.
Astoria Ice Iejot.
rank Fabro is now prepared to t,up- , Ice cream, ice cream, at Loscoc-.src-SmiliU
restaurant J, hotels. saloons. f,r h":!,. o &S$&, and S,,,!-
Gen-M.' Fresr Lc?mSi"S
parties aim uiiiiu-i siu.-i-u.ju nu nc
cream at short notice.
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11. IS. l.Jtt In Astorln.
best
Such
leadiDir wholesalo houses, such as F!ii-.h-
J i'SJSS? "will in aewday"
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THUs. 1'iop.
.cr Vour i'luitoraiili.
W. 1J. .Sloano hr.s locateil photograph
gallery on liergmauand I3errj' i-oiner,
near Liberty hall, when hi is picpucil
to do lii-N'lasS v.ovk. Call carl and
jot our iihoto-. whiir joii hae a
chance to get tho li.'St.
Kotico
'lh.Ast.ii,i shirt and Oil t.'lulhliig
Factorv has moved net lioust to
O'Uilfii's Hotel. Persons' vvisliing good
oil clothing to keep them drv vxill plea-e
call.
Wooil for Sale.
I li.ud about siv hmidreii ami lilij
funis ot diy hemlock, which I will -ell
for ea-h at i:!.7."i per cord. 1 will deliver
the wool to mv cus'oiiieis.
P. I!. M vitiov.
.Mr. John Kogeis ot the CVntial .Mar
.( t. has ninde airangements to iivp ul
hi finest fi.-.sh lish. ot'., in tho'tr season
('has. Stevens it Son have for ale
and an asents for the ncv singe: sew
I ins machines.
A complete stock of bojs'aml ehil
dten's suits just leceiveii at Milii1oh's
clothing stoie.
....Wairaniy dee N. quitclaim deeds
ami mortgages, for ilo at this oflicv.
People have lead so much late!
that they don't know what to believe,
bur Call Adler's goods are all genuine
and aie so reasonable in th ice a-to e.-
cite universal admiiatioii. Vsk to spc
Fables 0 steis and ice cream an know n
e erj v here xas par excellence.
I iv fui s.i!e at the Occident Hotel.
For the genuine J. II. Culler old
Jionibon. Hint the hist ot wines, liquors
and San Francisco beer, call at the (Jem
iopjiosit lli. hell lower, "mil see Cauip-
iieli.
P. J. 'JiMiiiiiinn, on I'hiianiu. -iiivt.
has iiist rcceive.1 the latest and most
fashionable stvle ol gcnls ami ladies
boots. sho.-s. i-ie. Agent in Astoiia lur
the famous Mouow slioe-..
P.nties vvihiiig gioceries, pmvis
ions or mcichrndise of any description,
siioum icrve incir oriiers vviui a. vau
Dusen & Co. as thev are prepared to de
liver goods in an pan of the city on
the shortest l olice.
Those bah r.iiriitgcsnl Adlei's me
meeting v ith leady kale.
1 have bought the Astoiia Calui)
factory, and am incpaied to make and
sell the choicest candles and confection
cry. A full stock of the finest sweet
meats, nuts. etc,, alvva son hand.
Jim. P. Ci.vssrv
'rhosewiitingdesksat IImiOuv hook
store are the best iutlmeit. Thev aie
somclhiiig nice and durable, and jtt-t
what most jming ladies would appreci
ate fioin theg'tvci.
Three scow loads of itr.v lir, sjuuee
limbs, and bark, hist received mid for
sale at Cray's dock.
Clocks in endless snip and infinite
varietv at Adlei's.
Call and evaminethosebal.v wagons
jot the t.ity hooicstme.
Stevens & Son have then store
cio.vded with new goods, all marked in
plain figuies.
Dcatitilul stat;oneiv
varietv at Carl Adlei's.
endless
Another of those lino A.- 1J. ('lias.
oi gans at the City Hook Store.
Co to I!oscoe,s and trv the Huston
Crystal Ice Cream. Occident Block.
ltemeiiiher Frank Fable's ice cu am.
It is par excellence.
What is nicer on a waim day than u
dish of that equisitely llavored Ice
cream that Frank Fabie makes?
Fino pianos and oigans, cheap. at
Carl Adler's.
Seaside Libraiy at Carl Adlei"
New arrival of the most iiopular
novels, 10 and 11 eeuts.at Cari Adler's. .
Fieshcst unit linost cake-, fj nit and .
candy at the Astoiia candy factory. '
We have fine apni tmenls to lent inlnir ,
new building. to suitable parties who
may desire comfort and a pleasant Htu-'
ation. Hamjkn" linos,
"A thing of beauty is a jov forever."
S? J?Jr"!,!, Vr.iSi,,lSM,niirKi
iiii--.uu.iu i.i.. -.v.s
Shiloh's Catanh Remedv a posi
tive cure, for I'atairh. Diptheiln and.
Canker Mouth. Sold by W. K. Dement.
v. ..,u. Hi-nil. mUcrnlile In- fiiili -
"cstion, Constipation, Dizziness, l.os, ,f
appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vilal-
jcteain to-uay: rresii limue ami uicuiy
i flavored.
Shiloh's Cut.k will immediately i
relieve .Croup, whooping cough and I
Bronchitis. Sold by W. E. Dement.
Aitiiitin I'lslicrnn-ti. w.,i -vr? nr..i
Sotlcc.
aa' euings. Occident block.
i A :aril.
A stoma, June 1st, 1SS2!
i.airo;: .s-ror.r..N :
It is with pleasure that lcsJl the at
I earnestly iiniteeu:ry citizen of your
jvW K Ihttm? Viork N notonl?' of tho
itcsi Liu iiiat 1 in jint'u.s ,tru ruaonuuie.
. , 1 jLiiu sin 111111 in nt r rv ni
ive must na".e
mniiin!! older at pr.'-ent. Quite a nun
her have already loca'rd homes in this
city, and yet ihcio is 100m. Sold on
time to suit purchasers. Located one
mile south of Astoiia, on tho sunny side
of the hill, on Vomm"s hay.
J Williamson- Sk.
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- The lute-t and Iresliast novels at i
Villi's. .;
-11 von want nice tieh lard, or sood !
sugar-cuird hams, just from the coun-'
m go to r . 11. rciiiersou' bakerv.
-li jo:i want ice cream thai is Je
I'cviM. go to Funk Fabro's.
Prof. Fred Mover is meeting with
marked sueces, in hi inn-iea! instruc
tions. More advanced pupils can be ac
commoilfitul with lessons at their own
houses at the monthly rate of H.
June 8, 18-j.
Kiurei: Asio;:i.v:
I dfsiie in announce that my v lew art
ist. Mr. ). C. Yoeuiii, i . now in Astoria,
to lemain several daw, lie ismenared
I to nia!:e views of lesidences, ousiness
nouses, eie. All orders addressed to him,
Astoria P. ()., will leccivc prompt atten
tion. I will also sav that 1 have sold
my lease of ground to Mr. Crow, and I
will not have a biauch photograph gal
lery in Astoria, as was announced some
time ago. My acquaintance with Mr.'
Crow during the past car has been
verj pleasant, and 1 hope he will re
ceive. 1 Uberal pationage.
l.cspecmuiv.
I.
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L'oithiiiii, Or.
Photographer.
-Fnbie"-. ice cieam is the best.
I'm 11 spepsia-iiiit Liver Complaint,
voa haven ni iutcit guarantee on every
bottle of Shilnh's Vitalizer. li never
fails to cure. Sold bv W. C. Deuipnt.
Ilvspep'iie. neivous people, 'out of
soits.'X'oi.nn.Vs Lii.inri's Liquid Ueef
axi) Toxif In vifion.vrei: will cure.
AshforVnlilrn's. Of Druggists.
Phv-icians' sanction has been ac
coidcd to that staudaid disinfectant.
fJi i:Vs Si i.i-iirn Soai Hill's Hair
live, black or brimii.r-oc.
ltavi Wistar'a ImIsmii of wild cherrv
alv.avs-at hand. It eiues coughs, colds,
mum ijiiis, vvuoopiiig loiign, croup, in
lliienia, eoiisiiuitiou, and all throat and
ping complaints. ,vi cents amlRl a bot
tle MISCELLANEOUS.
?3?1 iLdler's
BOOK STOHLE
"Hie 'nruest stock of
Blank Books and Stationery
in nciy ilCfcrliitloa.
Silio.il lionks. lUtiles, Poetical
Woiks, Albums and
Cold 1'ein.
lie-Mi's .1 lull and .oiuiiltle
Uk'k vi I'Ycrytlilnjt usually
Kim 111 a well rt ciliated Boo!
ik
Also, news depot and ajreney tor
eu'iv p.nn-raud poilndlcal iiulilislieil
Carl Adler's Music Store
g rrzJM
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Pianos and Organs.
if .ill iii.il.es (ousliiiiilv on lmnd. Also a
lilU.M-j.koI
VIOLIN'S, OU1TAUS, BANJOS, AC
CO IU ) ICONS. CO N CK HTINAS.
HAHMOXIOAS, FLUTF.S.
.VNo a l.uTjn stock ot the. best 01
VIOLIN AND (UIlTAPv STRINGS,
SHEET -MUSIC.
AND -MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
As will as uveivthliu clsii bclcnslng toja
l'listt'liu-s M lisle Store.
Pianos and Oivias sold on meinnntlily 111-
st-dlinent plan, or lor rent.
CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE
V..lrf,nc Plni.l.aninl.Il.wrtl-v.
rocket and Tablo CuUcri'.
Yankee Sotlons and Toj-s,
llctura I raincs aim uaromos.
Ib Carriages, complete
iissoriniciit,
' N-'. "ooits 1 ev civ steamer. The nubile
aif invited to evsuuiae my stock and prices,
chksamfu st., - ASTORIA, OKF.GON
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A LIVELY F.XTintTAISTMr.XT
Have n new bow has alloy, the lai-jest apd
best hi town. Admlttaaoe firee.
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IXL STORE
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NEW COODS
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1 have removed to th.p
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING
And have, Without a
j The Finest anfl Best Arraniefl Store in Oregon;
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New Goods Received by Every Steamh- in
All til "Latest Styles and XTo7eltis i
Call and Inspect Stock and Get Prices Whether You
Purchase or Not.
No trouble to
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C. H. COOPER,
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ASTORIA, June "j, 18&-J.
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All New
I BEADY MADE CLOTHING,
1 HATS,
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i Gents Furnishing- Goods,
f D. A. Mcintosh,
MSHCHJL1TT TAZZ.OH.
Ooold.ont Blools..!
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ASTORIA
M. MEYER
ASTORIA,
REDUCTION OF
$7 50 PER BAKREL QF 30 GrAIAONS.
IL.V1KJK ORDKK3 IN UliE PKOVOimilN.
Less Quantities, - - 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, ... $ I 50 per Dozen
Special atteotiou paid to ordeiM Irorn Public Houses and FomUleflW.
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
LAGER
IS SUPKlflOIi TO M05I. AMI LS hXCKUJi V .OM"8 ON TDIH COAS'f
JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR
CHENAHUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. .
MrOtdcrs left at the OKCMANIA lirj-:i:"UAl.L wilt be pifoptlriiUeLdml lo.s
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Oyster Saloon.
CHEN'AML'.S STKKKT. AS'IOIUA.
mUE ONDEKSKJNED IH PLEASED TO
M. aanouocc to tap public that he is mak
ing tho
Boston Crystal Ice Cream !
The linest Ice Creum ever dished up u tin
American public. Try it, and bo convinced,
lie alo furnishes. In first-class stjle.
OYSTER-S, HOT COFFEE TEA, ETC.
AT THE
Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon,
CTIKNAMU9 STUEET.
please give ni a coll.
BQSQOE DIXON, Pronrtetor
--- 1 i,-lt,1-1-1tl,
LOWEST PRICES
Single Exception,
show goods.
Goods!
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BREWERY.
Proprietor.
OREGON.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
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Astoria Market !
fOl:. Cin'AML'S AXD HAMILTON HTS.
.AS'IOIUA. - - OBKGUN.
VAKKK.V JL KATOX.rroprbitarN.
(kuctte t i tt'a-rrrA J, HaGuirtl
Wholesale snd Retail Dalar3 la
Fresh and Cured Meats
A lull line of
iFAMUA' tSUOOERIES, PLOUlt. VKtfl
HAY. CANNED FnUIT. VIXIK
TAULES. ETC.
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WUurtsr, Egss. ChMM, te. cewlmtU
onbaiid.
tOr Ships s applied at ti bwsit rats.
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