The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, June 20, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextW & $m& steiaa ji AbTORIA, OREGON: TUESDAY- ..JUSE 20, 1SS2 ISSUED KVK3-? MORNING. M0Ddv .KxceWs.-!!. J. P. HALL.ORAN & COMPANY. rCKHSHnilS AND VltOPRlKTOIW. li.wti BuiHiiq, iw Jtrtft. Terms of Subscriptien: .vroa oy uamor. pr wcoft . ,ij Cs2 "at br mini, four month.. . $3 00 ti;i bp mail, oeo rear-.. . nO free of P&suue to:suka;rlbcrE 'AJrertiaeniontj inserted by the year nt herato&ffioy porsiuareter moat'i. I rraaaient advertWnc. by tho dny or wcoi. Mir cents pot squaro for each insertion. THE CITY. Tut Daily astouias Kill U o.t by 'allat12ccnt amonth.frtcof jtcttaac Ilcca Tmcho conimplaUnb'entcSmm the eity can fufre Thk ASTOcrAN folio tliem, 1)ailt w Weekly edillon toaati patl-fijiecKUh-Otil ivJdllloniil cxptiwe. .iJdrcittu may he znaftged a often o dreina. iMire order at Rk counting room. Remember the excursion to-day. Tho rain was most wolcome. Just enough of it, too. A saddlery would seem to be one of Astoria's presont needs. Tho Adolph Obrig arrived down yesterday. She will finish loading here. Brenham Van Duson is back aijain from the Grand Lodtjo meeting of laBt weok. Subscriptions aro comingiu hand somely for tho tournament on the coming Fouitli. The Fritz went up with her hor rible cargo of living corruption last Sunday morning. A. C. Boyn, a Columbia county) farmer was drowned in tho Columbia last Friday afternoon. Hailstones a foot around, "as large as oranges," surprised the Du buque, Iowa, folks last Sunday. "Lino down." Tho fcoble, littlo V. U. T. Co. ought to buy a little jar of ncid and keep tho battery going. Tin Wanlock is ready for sea. Sh loaded at Astoria direct for Lon don. Her cargo is worth $llG,8r0. Thus far this seasou 59,580 cases of .salmon have been shipped to Eng land and 39,075 to San Fnmcrov from tho Columbia. An inebriate who alternately earned and kicked his bedding, was a source of amusomont to tho ungodly yestorday afternoon. We. aro daily Inruing out job work for canneries at prices that ren der it unnecessary to sond your print ing to San Francisco or Hongkong. C. C. Brower desires those who wish, to compote for the declaration of independence prizo, which ho offers, to send their names to him by noxt Saturday. A. petition is being circulated asking Gov. Thayer to pardon Robe' Bon; another potition is in circulation oaking tho governor not to pardon that individual. In a base-ball gamo at Oregon City last Sunday, between ttie Port land Stars, and tho Tancovi'r JJufl- gUcks, tho former won, tlio scoro standing 2221. The Victoria arrived in Sunday aftornoon with freight for Astoria and Portland. From tho Columbia she goes to tho Sound with a consignment of California freight. That there is nothing half 1.0 sweet in life as love's young drcam,i exempli fied by that osculatory couple who glido up tho roadway every afternoon, by why make it so manifeat. It is not likely, says tho Orcgon ian, that there will bo a formal cele bration of the Fourth m Portland Many of the Portland firemen will como hero to take a part in the tour nament; they will be welcome. Martin Matson, captain of boat So. 1G, West Coast Packing Co., wns knocked overboard by the boom, last Saturday evening, and drowned Tho boat-puller wa3 unablo to save him, and returned with the boat. The Century Club of Philadel phia, lias a cooking school attached. Recently they gave a dinner, to which thirty-two guests sat down, tho whole cost was 82.24, an average of seven cents each. If n man could kvo on a meal a day, and get meal tickets at that price, and roost on Holt's pile of lumber across the way, and dress a la Adam, ho might be able to run a paper on the rates of advertising of fered by Portland firms who realize tho benefits of advertising but hate to put up the coin value of.the aforesaid. rawswatrssswscsoiBBira The Fourth of Jaiy. ! Two weeks from to-d.ty tho nation j will celebrate its lOGth birthday. The United States is the onty nation that has a birthday to celebrate, sttd. thongh the baby nation of the uoiid, yet it mates a trowcndou3 annual fuss over that important nat'ti cveut. About tho first of June the slack waters of patriotism begin to turn, and by the 1st of July the flood is at its height. Each locality has its own stylo of celebrating the Feurth: somo by netting gloriously drank, and some ! by going out in the woods p.nd snffsr iin alleged pleasure eating cold vict-, ,1a!' there; (this is usually styled n niciiic. and N looked li.ae!.- nnnn in shuddering ifineinbrance): ill general tho "celebration"' has two distinctive features: reading the declaration of mdependence.deliverin'i an 'orati-m," i and giving a bail. The last h like a motion to adjourn, "always in order," or like a button, "sure to come off." It i a (juestiuii how much patriotism has to do with celebrating our great national holiday. Some look upon it as a sort of religions duty; something that must bo done, decently and in order; others consider it as a day set apart by congress and Divino Piovi donco as a time wherein they can ad vertise their stock in trade, whether it bo roidy-inade clothes, gab, cheek, ice-cream, soda-nater, impudence, elo quence, density or what not. But tl.o regular old-fashioned idct about it, tho idea that o haw always believed to be the right one, is that it is a day tliat we should all celebrate by having "a good time,'' a day that we could look bark upon nith a plcasmu that would begin to fade just when tho months would again bring aiouud the timo when our mind would bo filled with pleasurable amicipitions of iho coming Fourth. Jut nlnt ".1 good timo" is, ii u matter cipible of a wide difference of opinion. Our defi nition of Liberty is just tins: that we have a perfect right to do just whit we please: provided wo do not inter fere with any on.- else's light to do jtnt a ho plea-.es. And in having a good time one ciii t ike the full meed of enjoyment in doing wli.it will please himself, looking out that his actions do not interfere with others righK As far as wo of Atori.i are concerned, it .-eeius pretty well est nWhhtd that our celebration this ye.ir will cuu-dst of a Firemen's tout n'im.'iit, and a ball in the evening under thu auspice of No 1. Jf there i anything eke on the programme v.o have not lieatd of it. The fact that our fire department comprises the majority of our leading citizens and bueinesi men, and tho ad ditional fact thai the jlcpartmctit as .1 body, has a reputation uncqualed by any other 1101 th of Sin Francisco, make it eminently J j,,st :l,,' rop.r that it should assume .1 prominent part in thi' celebration of thu day. But .(.!, a a matter of hiismoas it teems lo us, tomethiiig additional could ba gotten up. it h just this way A display ortiiradu would at tract a l.irgo crowd here; who would all spend more or levi money, and "make business" and though from a high patriotic standpoint it may ap pear almost Kicrihgoous to mention money making in connection with a proper celebration of tho day when tho American eagle soars and screams, and has all its tail fi alliens pulled out by the average orator; yet it is not as a primary but as a secondaty adjunct that we mention it. There yet to- main two weoks in which arrango ment3 can be mada and perfected, looking to the disposal of such at tractions as will bring a crowd to our pleasant littlo city. Take Your Choice. "Never had rucIi poor luck. No salmon at all to speak of. Above Tongue point the boats como in empty night after nght. There might be ;WO,000 cases packed on tho river this year." ''How are they running well, I'll tell you ; we have more on the dock than we can possibly put up; here come molo still; wo.aro salting down what wo can't pack. The fish are coming in largo numbers. There will bo at least (500,000 cases packed on tho river this season." I'ho reader I can take his choice. When the dread summons of jus tice was heard yesterday aftenioon the blind goddess laid her claws on nineteen unfortunates who were up for high crimes and misdemeanors. We arc glad to see that Judge AYinton imposes such a heavy fine a3 $40 on those would be bullies who resist an officer. There is a wonderful con trast between the damme style of squaring off tint they assume when arrested as they start in to "make a bluff at tho cop j" and the astonished") mien that they present tho following afternoon when his honor briefly says, "twenty days or forty dollars." "When Greek Meets Grcoli." Wo read in Homers Iliad of tho famous Grecian heroes who made Athens resound with the clash of con tending arms twenty-seven oenturies ago. How well they fought tho listen ing years have heard; how greatly triumphant thu huroes that Greece nurtured in her yloryV prime, tho history of the Ions Jinu from Pencles to Bozzaris atten. By the blue waters of the Ege.an sea, hi hcir own Attic punin-ula, these warriors -had their brilliant day. On these moist northwestern .iKorcs degenerate sons " ' worthy of his sn-ol is fain to MiiMth.-, of worthy ras the modern Greek in pallia U ftpCUlrXU; . a1AYaaJ,.nnn,nrp P ) ! quarrelsome caps tights with the old vnrmanfc f'nlli CrilOV-i Mr.Lilt has nov; some o the finest i , ..,,. ,.i. 'tin. .,, f... 'garmeilUs lUin iiUU-U00ds crer een In Astoria on display ,J time nlor. and m-etin. ik. focnun u - in the hulldin'.' formerlv occiimed bv' his blade in tho bosom of a e.imputri-, "r j ir 1 "'P ot. fnbattle.in the fullnesj of his pridoj ' '-' JVri.l 1, and -trength, little reeks th. 'Wivrfei.(Jll1t Tailoi' aild if the hisin4 tiuliet Miig Ins siidueii requiem, or the cords of life ato sowr- ed by the sharp steel, ivi in the .sawiuinjrv .saloon fiaht littlo cares tho descendanr of Themistocles and Alci- biad(.s, whether the clashing b.Mthecl smash his skull in gory splinters or the insinuating dirk knife gash him in the jnngular vein. And so 'tis ever thus, sie semper nmginnii.. Last Sunday morning a gory Greek who hadkilled a fellow patriot in the sunny bay of Mon terey was pounced upon by a party of heroic avengers and the result i one man with a slashed windpipe, recov ery doubtful, one with a much bruised oecipu:, one man -tne striKeo- on bo ml the Wanlock, as an "ablo sia iiiau," and a voico as of many writers wnnti" tliu otones 0; the ncian ana ,., ., . . ...ir 1- - ..-I xoiean oiiise who qu.m uuup uiiis 01 : bamian wine and sweat by tiio mighty names of ostracised Aristide that their dead comrade ahull have dread roicngc though trackle-s "-eas shall inteirene. In the meantimn the polico couit grinds right along all the same, and the blithe sihuoii is nightly caught in the sad bieaker.s of the Co lumbia. Pcstoffics Order. First Assistant Postmaster General llatton has issued an ordi r forbid ding postmasters to allow one peiv-on to adl for a list of names, keeping others in waiting, and diiectmg ihcm to require the ner.son attempting to go through a list to fall back and eomc lip'in the rear of otbeis after udiing forasingle name, and in thu most ex plicit terms postmasters are forbidden to 1 top general e.iliers waiting in onln' to pick out the mail for an in definite number of peuons. Thoy are sequiivd to tieat .-ueli per-ons calling a- one person, and ir quiro thorn when served to pass uii and give others a chance. The Postmaster General holds that lo jiermil one per son to call for a list of names gives those embraced in the list an undue advantage, and discourage- tho lent ing of boxes and tako that much from the po-tal -eiviee, as all money paid for box rent goes to the gocrn- nient and not lo the postmaster. "Anything here for .Jim .Siuithl" Nol" "Anything licit for .foo Saul?" "Now you go down to the end of the line." Down hn goes, and in a quarter of an hour hero ho is again. "Anything for Joe Saul, iiouT' "No!" "Anything for Peter - -." "Get out; go back to the end of tho line." That's about the way it works. Tho older is a good one in theoiy but is ridiculous when .attempted to be en forced. Several of our citizens hau stall ed on fishing excursions. We fhall hear from Young's liver falls this week. Attention SlooUs. A full ultcndanee Is leqtiesled at drill this eve,at 8iT0 oVlock. I!y order. "Ffit:r.vi.v. Attention No. !iV. There v. ill be a drill ol 'J'- .a bnlf-pa-t -even o'clock this evening. full at tendance is dc-irable. Pi of. Fred Me.ver i- meeting with marked success in hi- mu-ical instruc tions. More advanced pupils can be ac couimcdatod with lessons at their own houses nl the monthly rate of 8, Xew arrival of the most popular novels, 10 and IS cents, at Carl AdlcrS. Fine piano- and organs, cheap, at Carl Adler's. Anew stock ot stoves of tho late-t styles af John A. Montgomery. s. Why will you eough when Shtloli's Cure will give immediate lelief. Price 10 ct- cts and:?l. Sold by V. 11 De ment. SiiiloiiS Cl'kk will immediately lelievc Croup, whooping cough and llrotiehitis. hold by Y. E. Dement. " Have N'istarS balsam of wild ehonv always at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, in- tuienza, consumption, ami an niroat ami lung complaints, m cents anai a bot tle. Mr. John ftogeis of the Central Mar ket, tias made arrangements to keep al he finest fresh fish, etc- in their season A complete stock of bovs'nnd chil dren's suits ju-t received at Mcintosh's clothing store. AFIliSTCLASS CUTTER. Has just taken charge of M. D. Kant's Tailoring De partment, and will suit all tastes in fit, style, and workman- I ship . Sp ring-bottom , A ailieeO. ,. J I t ullltJI . S. V. A A. M. Member- of Temple Lodge No. 7, .V. F. & A. )I, atid sojourning Ma-ter .Masons in ooi) ftantliuK. are requested to meet at .Masonic Hall at l:,v, this day. for the purpose of attending the funeral of otir deceased brother, l!. l.Mi-atd-on. K. C. Hoi.iikx. Seeretnrv, Wnnteit A uoumii to do geneial liousuwurk in a small family. Inquire at this office. Notio- TheA-toiia bhirt and Oil Clothing Factor has moved next house to O'ltrien's Hotel. Persons w ishlng good oil clothing to keep themdrj will pfea-e call. ."iimouiieenient. i,,,.., i tlix,i,n, lenresciiting HieJ popular Merchant Tailoring House of (ordon l!ros.,S.m Pranci-co, is stopping a few days at the Occident, where he has on exhibition a full line of samples of good- for gentlemen's ware for the present and coming season. Those wishing first class custom made cloth ing will call ami evimiuo goods and leave their measures and orders. Good busines- suits from 'X) to n; dress suits from .510 to $i0. Coidon Ilros. employ none hut tho be-t euttei- and woikmeii. They guarantee -atisfaetion to all. Thoy cany tho largest stock ot impoited goods of any merchant tailor ing establishment in the citv. .lames P. HKson is the only scientific practi cal cutter that make- regulai lslt-. to our town. CutniTli of the lllaititei- M'ligiiig, smarting, nritatioii ot the urinary pa-sages, di-eaed discharge-, cuied Lv Jhiehiipaiba. &1. at druggists. Oiegou Diqiot. ISA VISA- X).. Portland, Oiegon. Iiee) the liuni llealtlij 11' joiiwaiit aswect mouth and Incalh. If tho gums bfeome spongy, Ihev lose their power to hold the teeth. The u-e ofbO.ODONT is invaluable because it 1 emotes the tarlar which M-parates the teeth and gum-. 'Jtonsh tin IJat..' The thing desired found at last. A-k Druggists lor 'Itiingh mi ltals." It cleans out rats, mice, loaches, tlie, bed biis. 15c. hoxes. 'A thing of beauty U a joy torevei." So say- evoi-vone whose'- and admire those luhj carriages a! AdleiS. You wanttogetsonieol'lto-coeSiee cieam tenlay: fresh made and nicely llavorcd. The lale't and tie-hc-t nuvel- at AdlerS. If iOU want nice fio-h lard, or good sugai-euied ham-, just fiom the eoun- ny go 10 t . j. i.iuerson.s naivcry. If ou want iee cream that I- Ire cream, go to Frank FabreS. Clms. fjteven- and Son i.avea Mock of mouldings mid moulders tools which can no bought cheat 1 lor cash to elo-e out that branch of the busme-s. Stevens & Son liavo their store crowded with new goods, all marked in plain figuies. IJeautilul stationery variety at Carl Adlei's. In endless Those baby can iages at VdlcrS ure meeting with leady sale. 1 have bought tin- A-loiIa Cimd.v factory, and am prepared to make anil sell the choicest candles and confection ery. A full stock of the line-t sweetmeat-, nuts, etc., alvvav - on hand. Jno. 1. Ci.as-kn. . . JV.W ...... tw .... ' ....,V .-T . fistion. CoiisttiKitifiu. DiinesS l.os.. nf . Vfn tun ,! tit, itwcmnhtr liv finli. appelite, vellovv skihv MUloti's vital-izeri-a po-llive ciiTO. For sale 1 13 W. F Dement. Mr. F. C. Young, of the I X L store, will go down to San FraucU-o on the Columbia to-riay to purcha-e a new stock of tanev goods. Any one wishing to send a special oidercan be assured thuir tasles will be consulted bv tliat gentleman. P. J. Goodman, on Chcmimiu -ireel, has just received the latest and most fashionable stylo of gents and ladie-, boots, shoes, etc. Agent in Astoi ia for the. famous Mori ow shoe-s. Parties wi-hing gioceiies, provis ions or merchandise of any description, should leave their orders with A. Van Dusen i Co. a- they are prepared to de liver gooda in anv part of the eity on the shortest notice. (jo to lloseue.s and trv the Uoston Crjstal Ice Cream. Occident Itlook. Another of tho-e lino A. It. Chase organs at the City Book Store. What is nieer, on a warm day limn 11 dish of that exquisitely flavored ice cream that Frank Kabre makes'.' Three scow loads of drv lir.snriiw limbs, and bark, lust received and fnr 1 .. '. .. : . . ' r --..-. --. 1 saie m urays uoci:, Clocks in endless style and infinite yaneiy at.AUier'S. , ij i-i 1 ouicuum; 111 .T.tu rrairoxo. une aun-i iTvini'inmmii .V JcBtiMiian. j It is not often that a traner eomcj( to Astoria vrhocnii boa-tot having nine-' l.llllj 7 U. HIV l.tl.l .1. At W L , M bflUI 1 13 the positive case with .Mr. Litt. This gentleman no doubt lias the. reputation of beins the most honoiable manufac- tuierof ladie dresses and dolmans ok theenasi. in fact, will clip the remar : the Dail) Orpgoniaii made last fall "Who Dnr U. 15. LItr. the energetic re lialiH; Litt. would display dresses at the eo-t of five hund red dollars each at an eliibition. and icceivv the first two premiums in a small place like Portland where each exhibitor in his line had choice of their own judge?" In addition it nu:-t be uderstooil, that not in tho least does ho interfere ith our merch ants, as Hie line of jjoods lie carries are goods which ladies would otherwise purchase In !jnn Irancisco. One htm occiimeu i Trs. Ipr)i . I.mllos .ho nnnrpplnti. 1 h'shionaiile suit- will lie interested in j J theexhibit'o:). t j I I Kiirnt-ili.'d itooniH to Let 1 AbJIrs. Munsoui. lodging house. Clias.Stc;en & ion haefor salo and are agents tor tho now hlngei sew ins machines. For Dyspepsia andLiver Complaint, j 011 have 11 printed guarantee on every bottle of .shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Sold by iV. E. Dement Fresh ice crpam every day at Frank FabreS. Families supplied In any iiuautity bj leaving oidcr. Also the line-t ojsters tooked to order. Frank Fabres ojsters and ice cream aro known e erj w here as par excellence. fehilohV. Catanh Hemedy a posi li: curt for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by . . Demeut. -A Na-.il Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh'4 Catarrh. Remedy. Prico M cent. Mild b , K. Dement. liaekmetuek. a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price : and 50 eent. Slid by V. K. Dement. -le for sale at the Occident Hotel. The ltev. Geo. 11. Thayer, of Bour bon, lnd., say-: -Both myself and wlfo oAe our lives toSiui.oii'sCoxsuMrTiox Criip." .Sohl by W. K. Dement. The face of humanity d'nplas fewer pimples than formerly. lteasou li:.vx"s SrLfiiui: Soai. "Hill's Hah: .v.r YmsKi:i:l)YE,"30cts. For tlie genutuc J. H. Cutter old ISo-.irbou. and the bn-,t of wines, liquors and han Francisco beer'call at tho Gem opposite the hell tower, and see Camp bell. -- -Fancy soaps and perfumory of all kinds can he found at J. "W. Conn's drug -tore, opposite Occident hotel. Coi.iik.vS I.nmu.'s Liquid Ueui- and ''Tomc lxvinuitATOi: will cure indi geHon. and iverjK'luate bodily vigor. Talc no other, of Druggists. -Haiti ha- line leather belling for sale. A new slock of Litis .-e!is led fiom tnhn. g(!(xls to be Call and examine those baby wagons m me ijiiy book store. Itemuiiiber Frank FabreS leo cream. It is par ewellcnce. Iliac.- up the whole system with King of the Wood. See Advertisement. Tho-e wiitingdcnks at the City book -toieare the lie-,1 in the eity. They are somcining meo anu uuraoie, anu just what 1110-1 young ladies would appreci ate fiom the giver. FabreS ice cream is tlie be-it. -S.M-,iU' Lihiar.. at Carl Adler's. l'o have line ap.11 ttucnts to rent in our new building, to suitable parties who maj de-ire eomtoit and a pleasant situ ation. IlANfiKy IJROS. Freshest and finest cakes, fruit and candy at the Astoria candy factory. If you want pure wines and liuuors of all kinds, go to J. Y. Conn's drug -tore, opposite ucciuciu note:. - The. -Always Iiandy" stovepipe strive- at .ioiiii a. .Montgomery s. HILL'S i !lilliTli:Ji. si:o. tiit.i, - - - ruoriutrron WAllKl: IWUKx, - sir AG KMAXAGF.lt New Stain in Rapid Suocoksloa I Kiigap'iiiciii of KICHARPS and EVAN riie IJ'imirrli- r "tins nnil Iiauc. MISS NITA EARLE. (t i:i:x or sum; .vxn danck i j hi: jicu nil iho tear, l'crrnrmuutc Kvrj- islil. lullt't huuSP or Prti- miiuirar Omt 11 MrrL. rauptislng all the latest SONCS, DANCES AND ACT8. We give the Best Variety Entertainment In the West. The theatre U crowded nightly, and all nimimtr t!tin:-&cd the entertainment pro nounce It to be etiunl 10 any glv en elsewhere, jlr. Hilt as a caterer for tho public's amusement can not be excelled. Anjbody wishing to spend a pleasant evenlnc and see inatMinK wit and beauty without vul-parltj.-liontit improve the opportunity aim come. The coiupan", corapric-the follnwlng well known Artists : Miss Fannic W'ALToy. Miss houisn Cook. Mi:. Ciiviiles KoilLl'lt. Mis. Johx Cook. .Mil W'AVtra I'AnKS. All ot which will appear nightly In their dif foient specialties. Op"eo air concert every evening perform ance commencing at s ; entrance to theatre on Benton street ; private boxes on Chena mas street. Look out for New Stars. C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. IX L NEW GOODS ! ' - ) f hn.vo removed to th& KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING And have, Without i Tie Finest and Best Arrange! Store io flrefon. New Goods Received AH tho Latest Styles and 2Tovltii Call and Inspect 3t6ck and Purchase Ho trouble to O. H. COOPER, ASTORIA, June 3, 1834. llClilUtlllUIIUllIliUllllllHUIUIIlMUUUIIiUHIHUliHMlHI Bi m u I All New a M m M -1 READY MADE CLOTHING, j S ATS, s m Gents Furnishing Goods, D. A. Wlclntosh, : Oooident m m m inSiMnuuutiHMniimMiiuiiiinmiiiniuimiimmMWiimii ASTOEIA M. MEYER ASTOBIA, REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. ILVROK ORDKBS IN UKK MlorOHTIOX. Less Quantities, - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - $1 N per Dozen earSpeclal atteuuon paid to or.lirs fntu lutUc Houses and FamlUes. THE COLUMBIA BREWERY LAIS JJi, LS bUi'KRIOK TO MOS1. ANI IA KXCK1JJJ) UV XONEfl ON TUia COAh? JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR, OHENABTOS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. rOrders left at tlio OEKMANIA IlEElt H All nlU tie ficsnptlT Btteulrt! . ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS Oyster Saloon, -ffi aiENAMUs STJtLKr. ASTOUIA. THE UXDKItSiaNED IS VLEASKD TO announce to the public ttut bo ta mai; lai; tbo Boston Crystal Ice Cream ! Tho finest loo-Cream tver disbed np lo the AmcrlC3D public. Trv It, aud be convinced. lie aio furnishes. In first-class style. OYSTERS, nOT COFFEK T.RA, KTC. AT THE Ladies' and Oent's Oyster Saloon, CHEXAMUS ST11F.ET. SlftasoEtTameacalL KOSCOE DIXON, Proprietor STORE ' LOWEST PRICES a Single Exception, by Every Steamer in Get Prices Whether You or Not. shoiv goods. . Goods! BlooK.1 i- BREWERY. Proprietor OREGON'. A., WS-Vi 1). K. ntn. T. W. KiW Astoria Market ! COU. CURXAMUS AND HAiuirON &W. ASTOUIA. - - ORKOON. H1joltala odStll Dialers la Fresh and Cured Meats A lull line ol FAMILY QUOCEItlES, FLOUJt. ! j hay-, canned fruit, veuk- ! TABLES. EIC. ' BmUr, Ktst. Ch. tts. aoasamtt lantLsnJ. carijhbsntivUadat OutUwtntttm, imlim a V. 3H 4. i t,