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Astoria, Oregon. Tuesday Morning, July 4, 1882.
No. 81!
Vol. xvn.
"TWOH VT J
f0fm.
ORDER Or THE DAY- '
National salute of 13 guns at .
bunrise. From 7 to 10 o'clock)
grand reception of visiting fire-J
men. At 10 o'clock a. .m. tliel
grand procession will form on j
Squemoqua street, right resting on
.Main, under the supervision of
Mr. E.l). Curtis, Grand Marshal
and Aids.
1st. division. Grand Marshal,!
brass band of 10 pieces, Liberty'
car, Mayor and common council.'
Grand ship of state containing '
Uncle Sam and Columbia, military
organization.
d division. First Aid; Uhiefi
. Kfirrmpnr of A. F. 1). and visitinirUo
Chfefs and Assistants, Multnomah i
Engine company Xo. 2, of Port-lthe northwoi. that tins icg.on oi
land, Columbia Enjrine Co. No. 3, Iters more varied inducements to
i if Portland, Capital Engine No. 1,
of Salem, Columbia Hose Co. Xo.
r mm.a Tinliis Admin i7nmtin
Co. Xo. 1, or Astoria, Rescue
Engine Co. Xo. 2, of Astoria,
Alert II. & L. Co. No. , of Asto-
ria. delegation of firemen to the
State Firemen's Association.
citizens in carriages, citizens oiijlsui either tne soium-rn. norm
horseback etc. etc. ! eastern or norihucstern states; we
Steam engines, hand engines, j have gxild and ilvcr awaiting de
hose and hook and ladder com-jvelopment, that will sometime
parties in the state, of Oregon audi place us alongside California in
Yashino-ton lerritorv. i respect to precious ores; the north-
lst. Steam engines to run 100
yards; hose companies to run :;00nl our wh-jat fields stand corn
yards, lay 100 feet, of ho?e aiHPaI0,l .v",,1,l :u,1 q"ily of
throw water. 100 t first, SaO tojg"n V-'U1 t,u' 1)05t "Uivatel
second. fields of England. The average
2d. "Steam engines to station
with cold water, lay 100 feet of polling lulls ot eastern Voslng
hose and throw water 100 feet t ton and Oregon will overtop the.
from nozzle, 50 to first. lest English average. .The water.
3d. Hand engine to run 100 ;
wmls. hose ejol?; tn run 300 vardsJ
lay 1D0 feet of liose, break T!OUp-
ling, attach pipe and throw water,
ir."i fo first.
Ith. Hose companies of 12 men,
to run COO yards with 300 feet of
hose on reel, either jumper or
carriage, 75 to first $23 to second. 1
5th, Hook and ladder comnan-
ies to run 300 yards, limited to 30
men, and get man on top of 30
foot ladder, $50 to first.
Cth. Hose Companies, any team,
to "make" and "break" five coup
lings in "line" hose, $10 to first.
7th. Grand sweepstakes foot
race, for any fireman of any de
partment on the northwest coast,
to run 300 yards; foreman to cer-
tify active membership for oO days;
the Illinois state, roles to o-nvein.
830 to first, $10 to second.
-1! nri7es will be unid in V I
irolil coin, to be civen at 4:4r, p. m.
. !
on the day of contest.
RCl.KS axi j:eoi'i.atkns.
1st. All hose carts or carriages
in the steamer contest will be re
quired to carry 330 feet of hose
on the reel, with 12 men, to break
coupling at the one hundred
feet and attach pipe and throw
water. 2d. Hand engine contest will be
governed by the same nde as
steamers, 12 men to hose cart, 4
men to brakes.
3d. The 500 yards for carriages
or jumpers, 12 men with 350 feet
of hose, straight away.
4th. The judges will consist of
five chief engineers of different
departments.
5th. xVH contests to start from
the tap of the alarm bell.
At 4:30 p. r.s grand boat race.
At 5 o"clock p. 'si., "The Ancient
and Horrible Chinook Moonshiners,
of Salmon City," will enter the
city at the foot of Cass sheet, and
hold high carnival until the hour
of 7. National salute at Sunset.
The days festivities to conclude
-with a
GKAXl) DEESS P.ALL,
Given by Astoria Engine Co. No.
1, at the Skating Rink.
Cemmittee:
C. .1. Ti:i:nc:i.v!:i.
Chief Engineer.
F. 1'. Hick.-,,
First Afest. Engineer.
J. O. Bozohtii.
.Second Asst. Engineer.
B. F. Stkvknjn
Foreman Engine Co. Xo. 1 .
C. H. 8 roc kt..
Foreman Engine Co. Xo. 2.
.1. E. Thoma-,
Foi eman 11. & L. C. Xa. 1.
11. S. "'oi:m.i:v.
Entrmcer llescue X. 2.
Our Ke&onrces.
"We would eoniiiiuallv hold up
the attention of those perons
in the east, who wish to locate in j
both capital and labor than any u
lot her." All the undeveloped re-ja
sources that rive rieatncss io the
greatest states in the ITnion abound
here. We hae iion and coal in
immense piantity, that gave New
pork, Pennsylvania and Ohio their
ipecttl
iliar advantage; wo nave lor-
ests that dwaif the lumber inter-
western corn lields we cannot rival,
'.yield of the virgin prairies and,
powers of Xe-.v England have their
equal l
along the
gon am
the fisheries
their parallel in the off-shore fish
eries of the north Pacific ocean,
while the shad of eastern wafers arc
of less commercial valve than the
salmon of. these western rivers
n the rduiuilin- ool told' und .slraner tnitlis-are de- ..rrorsaiul Imtfcretions f vonth.lifn- '.l?.:l.V.u,HL '"V V,,i-.,inr.nr?9T nt
streams of -yern Orc-i velopcd. A WIH.K :ifr0 to-day 'mioTmSTr
r r - j - - r : ini iniiitiio it: in ino leiunir" iii irii
1 Washington, and even cloud a little larger than :f man's cure jou kkke u uiiahuk. . r-WrV'-a
' ,1 . - i 'rfV.i,1i rni..it-rn Flinwrn.1 Ki i niliTel '"" " ''H O VI O., .IR0IIH lOr.VStOria.
: "down east1 have hand passed over the IiigYvietnta Vmunrv in South America, .-send a self - rr
Wn onv; in oeiov lofiliii.c i.ie I of ice live inches in diimeter iif-' inline niiiic will: three-inch, planking
e surpass, in main loc.iiitKs, tne oi ice iim incnt.s in iti.inmu, in nlvuorJ:SOI- ,.vt.ry kn : ciunle:. and by stniishteniiiji the piling where
best hop vards of the east: our teen inches around, were hurled . May'-. Human caudle--, tire crackers, ,ec:r out of repair, and unless a reraon
....Jt ., ., , , ,,. 1-ky rockeK elc. Fie-h from the f;u- istninceslmu-d ly the owners of two-
lrun is superior louiav oi aimoaii
every section and promises to be
an important item oi production
in the near future. Take the Pa
cific northwest in all its length and
breadth,and it holds up in compari
son with any and all other eoun-
tries, simply because it has a good ;
,. . , i- , i, I
climate, a range ol reliable
ducts, great natural advantages
!a,,d undeveloped resources, and
offers more reliable rewanls for la-
or "l enterprise than can hu
found elsewhere. Nature has done
much for
us in iriving u.s iinnui- i
1
less change, the crops know more'
!i.ti;ntf nmi l.nmiii ; u,... ,- '
ccttaint, ami iiealln xm better a.s-
sured here than in many other j
parts of the Union; and the peo- j
pie who come here from all parts j
of the world, as well as from all'
states in tho Union, bring reliable'
character and more genuine enter-
prise than can be often found in
new countries. "We have reason '
to be proud of the character of the)
people of Oregon and "Washing-
ton deservedly bear.
There is a steady stream of im.j
migrants pouring hither that con-
tinuallv refreshes us with the life i
and best energy of other states,
,my f,o, Ao .shq, ,ioWlu.l.ta, ,l,. A .,. ..f .1,,..,, Kffii 1! JK, KSSSi Z&&W&
afiect humanitvs often elsewhere. Sline Hi oV farm weie killed, and u':',',.:i,ml l? J,,a ,1!'. 0,t 'J'ailable . thU notice, the Conutum Council will
, ,.-.,, . . '"" I medicine for the siihenu-j: sick. an- .nidcr.saidiiiinroveiacnt to be made Uv
e know little of tempest, pesti- u-e have heanl of a few eattie hav- whore. order nrtl.effiu.aon CoiuSl.
lenco.or famine. Theseasons know ling their legs broken. Foru..atolVi ,,"wSai-,:" "' "r.u.v.u v.,,.v5.?SSS'
The immigrant wonders to find i door opened and a vi.sitor entered.
that he i.s alwavs anion"- men of ; ''And, dear me! here lie is," con-,
character and intelligence, who are i tinned the iniperturable I'ield
ever ready to help build school- Marshal: '(Jeiitleinen this is AY. i
houses and do their part to help i JJickhnin of the Dayton .lournal'
build up the community. The j 1'tckliaiti, we were just speaktnrj
sluggard stays at home, but the'l yon-'
im
re
el
tent
an who uelibei-atolv reads of iliii n .. . . ., . auaincmaiconuon,toiry jnweiiershioni- iiiereor .said citv within ten days trom
an wuo jLiuiLiaicn na'ihOt tmsj Have istar'.s haKmi of wild cherry arh Kilters. Ladlc&or the nurt Hellenic con- the final inihlication of this notice to
jrion studies its advantages ef: always at hami. It cures roughs, eold-,, htltutlnn lwtlfy to Its liannlw,-, and nMoni.- WIt: jniynd. iw. the Common ci'un.
i . oroncliilis, whoop turcoiiji h, croup, in- "lv,roir.Vl,.t. l .,,:,:"1V;tr",u?'u, cil will order the srud imnmvoiiii"nV tn
.mate, soil and products and ex-j !.en,eoU,u,!iom nAll throaV an'd SSSS !&ttS1t1lS,xS?lH m"t be nililcTny order" iHff cSmmoX
of resources, ami concludes r;.Ka,,u-' " Ll,,tt ,l,m;01 a um" abie of all stomachic. Council. F.C3IOKRIS,
i to come here, and does come he-e.
t- a rule, possesses more-thin
average intelligence and enter-
prise, and is certain to do all in his
power to push tin world before
i him
A,r .i,lf i, ..., .ii.fl
: welcome Mtcll inMl, a r.U
Uhev find those .who wore in ad-
i vancc of them ready and willing
I !. A. .ill tint tlirx- r"in tn Mid their
' If) (lu all IliaL II1U Call U llvi l" "
I. . . ,.f ;, . cnrriinil.i.
, iii-jjiuniii ii. ............ -
! uirs
a ...... !.... ..i i'imiii :i
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vuler rnn.rf. of oeeur.ations tliaii .
' ..
.litions have changed, so a, t,
oilier a wider ran;e ol occupa-.
tion. Farminir is widening out
into a profession, instead of being
lie c:iu in anv wtern Male. Ilc'.tiro roTT'ami.Or. " .er..fid..us erupliuiis, such aa pirn-1, and findiiuy. AXDKKW EOBKKR3;'6f Plrfjei ffiob?rt3.
. '" lj,-' ' i- , ,. . ,. , , . ... CA.DOMMl.ot Dolh, Krwiansh. Doluh il JOHN CR.Of.of JohacWfeCo.
eau adopt farming or stock niismtr, , , r- TTrT" . I'K 'l'"Mliwi ol skin wia!llyL!!"no;:1.l.IfV ,,". & 31. WboreBooa aaaKes.
! , l . "". . . .ii. i has deve!opelthat a ei.uvie: , (m win ,ii-n.i.er mnullv hv 9WJ- SSbS? 'eCraken&Co. 1.10S. jjUIHAltD.BuripiMd&8pauldlaa
i and can choose cliinale, oil and .' . ."" w,, w,, ,l'l',r rapiiuj uj i l. u. llENKltillsn.V. of Henrichsen & J.K.OllIcrJ.KLGmCo.;St55Se
. .. , iit ..:' the Georgia prison, recently lining Pfuiiilui'k tJiv--m Blood t'nu-,rk(,r.,nIVe,5;lw,or , ., . IKJUNKZAOVlCHolXaiBrottoia.
locablv, and irrow products to suit . , , . .. ,: . . Dr. u. K. SOTTAOK, M. D.. Etnnilaer aad j Each of tho 'abore ifleffSfl9.illnu-
j . . . ,. . " ,: , ... ,, i pardoned, crved eint veats lor a " ' rhslclaa. j nnce la taUCiuipony.
i.. mriiifitiiirvii ri r,iw i nnni! i fin. - ' i i-
, ,,. .i. i i-iii- i... in i ..- ... "mi.. ..
protracted calling. W h.ivp.(lrtiieueneratie ruuetifui
room fi.r dairies, a call lor stocU
breeders, demand for funis and
. ,.
vegetables to supply a fastidious ,
;et, and while heretoiore the.
Ktnner had a s,nall,na,ke,;toatisfy, .
lie now lias me worm ior ins eus-
i now has the world for Ins en-
-niei.
The time has fnllv come, also,
mi mm iii.y t. mm., a.
wnen tno lnecnanic aris niui inrm nae urn: nfuiuuiumini .
,m.iitnri..s .!,. r . ; asBSKs. "'I'lLvSrUvn'T-S .
f, rcoM she,,!.! a v.ts&z3&
here. We can now mvite, and
1 pronusc to ablv suniiort ontor-
I . --. .
nnses and :ndusines that eouicl
1
. i i r i
not have lived a few veais aro, so-
n- , ... .......
l lOCltA :ill Pill ins :oio uroies-
sions to come and labor ainomr us
Wilfftmtte Jutrmcf
Au Electric Icetorm.
Te.iis is a country ot mar
-.yTouderful thing.s are constantly
liamxminir. Strauiro j-loncs an
villor eiohteen miles iui ill of ns
aue, i lgnicen mue noun m u. .
It lingered but a moment, yet in ,
tint moment nnhe-iid-ol-thiii.rs
in.u uionu.nL nnne.ii u oi limits .
transpired. It did not haii, but
.. , .... ir
there dropped electric ice. I'leee .
. .. i
irom me upper realms, uasmngi
upon the ground like cannon balls
from heavy artillery. Dozens of.
o-Ies on loin (See s hou-e, atttl de-
,- . . . . .
pro-jscending went through the pine
"'' P : T ' l'o nil lu. :fi siiireriii'' from the . ."W. "- 1 ln"V",s
ittkikiiim "irniiifi wuirii; iri -
pieces were gaii.ereu up nnii v -,"-;;.-;, ".W. oiuor :ud repain, to be made. Uy
wcighed and found to tun from i Hie reputation which A iimmSak-'ai-a- llrnlT'lumMMl ioWW -nnm-,,
. i: I i.i.a enjoys. It is a cnmiiotiud ot the ij. ..,? i -, v m,, V , , '
fifteen to twenty ounces. One h,.,t u!;pl:ilK alleralhcs. with !he "' J -" !-', Auditor and Clerk.
i.mr.. u-iuii th.Mirrl. tb.i uf.-ddu !iles of PeLisdi'ii: iiial I ton. and i , . ., .
piece went tn.ougii tiio new slun-,ll(. UU)-t .lro.tnal of a r.MM(,,n0s for Street Improvement Notice.
sceiming weiu inrougn ine pine icmiitiai eileei-, it pt.Mtuce-, rapid and propose to order the improvement and
ceilin" over the sitting-room t ' ,1,,I,I,1,1,'U, V,nn""r :"f"la. S.ie-. Itoil-. repair of Cedar sited in ShlvelyVt As
t.Liiiu u i mi. hiuine loom, .vi iinol(. j'nuple. hruptioiis. M,m Dis- toria. from the east .siile of West 6th St.
another house. Colonel WlialovV, a " all Ii-tntUrs ri-in-rom im- to the we-t line of Salmon .street by
wo believe.
lelieve, a piece struck the
stovenine nioieelin.r- 1V.1111 tlie mof'
suntpipt piojtiiiiig 1 nan tne 1001 .
land cut it olF as .smooth ns could!
have been dom
by an immense
but one or two pieces to the acre'.
f ii ir 1.1 i-u - , i
fell. Had thev fallen in numbers
like hailstones "usually eoino, ihHment-
entire district would have been one
vast ruin; a mingled heap f ani-',
mal and vegetable lift; rjone out. '
Ifrurictla Skidd.
-
Once upon a time, while Field
Marshal .Mural was discu.-siu'r;
the ethics of journalism with a iVw
friends, he felt moved to remark:
"Well, yon may talk about, the.
idiots you have known in the pro-
fi'SHon but we have the blue-rib-'
bon asof the Ohio niess up at!
i Davton." At that moment tin
, ,v- rorsaieoyaiiurujigiJtsanaiJeaicrs. jniyi'ti.iiWA AUtutor and Clerk.
Fifty of .the Chinese students
in American colleges, who were
called home, will e sent hacic
JioiTJ IMe i Hie 13oi:sr
Askiirm;sist.srrtri:oijlioii Jlatsr it
.; ..t"Z.t ,.,?.... i.mih... -....:,..
crmh:. ilie-.jms. insects. irc ner lo
v y,,, ij,.,.;nr ,n. witl. carii ,
"in' ihhi " i uiuiru. iinnrii;
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14 V 11 J
.N'ew, onlcn comjdele eliiv I il.i.'.
,urinar nfli-ciioib. Mtiarliii!;. frequent
ur ilillier.lt iirmaiion. KHiney uiNe.iM"!.
'ii.HtilmL' - 'isii OretimiDeiHit. DAVIS
' erime which he U entirelv iiinn
-liimiy .tfei:.
Wells' Health lienewer.
AS.
'Hue
, eare ..r ii.-rvons ueiiiii. aiui .iiikiies,
I mi firm..
.J.fiTr5' P',,", 'VV,S V !'U-
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A etuiult- eeltl or sore Iliroat shouhl he
N(ipi(.il. Neleel trriiueiitlx result-; in
....:..,... .1.1. I.... w .i: ....... .,t- ...........,
,,,, j;roi,V lliom-hul imela-ilo nut
fti't ;
ninaen pans-. :u::niuu irnr.u.iui. i
tlniitotl part. allanm irritation. ive .
reHef m :isi!i.na liroiiHiitis e.umji-,
i-atarrli. ami the throat irmibl.-, w ineli
.-ni-eixaial imhlupe.iUersaie t-"hi1c ,
j,, j.or hutvyears lirown.sbvoiirhial
merited rain; anion;; the few
remiiluK of tin ae. N.Mai -J., rents a
iMi ini-riuMv.
T .. .n A...-ii.a
..v.... i : ....,- i..i..
i hi r men "i in1, iiiji.iii uii.iiviv
couti-acled diseases, i;o:oiini'4. too
o.o.ki, can nun iioiuiuS iieuer ie
'ain health than Pfimder's Orcmi
,,,,.,.
. l'hHl l inlii-i--
-
; -llaeUinclnek. a lasting and ir.i-
grant, perfume. Price 'i.'. and rt cents,
anelb.''dliv Y. K.reinenn'
rA CARD.
aunres.eii enei.pe io me new .nwam
.,, iNMAM.Maljoll .w yrk fil.
1 mil' n :li o mils
. r , ., . . ,
0h. uf lh()M. ( su,u.: ,..,, :m(I ,. ,
'ment. ee one at I'oerV.
- r
!--wlP, Uf .tuly rowing.
or.
iiiti!ff -'- ' ,,m : InI::iflJ(.
Kcnciiis
;C,r,u,m','ln',,rnnal',,rl,,004l,n,-on,('rs-
I iiifoniilj siieecs-ful and certain in its
icnuilial eifcet-, it
effects it alwas lclieves and orten cure-
I'iYT r"H,,s,"!K IVuiali- Woakne-scs
amj irreeularitie-. ami 1 u no en re
JS1"- 'if. vil:l,1,-- "'or. Prif3 in the
11.1.1U a 11.11 im ,-.ju.u. ji nines nji im-
system, le.-jorcs and pre-erc the
Why will you contra when Mnlolfs
cure win jjive iiiunruiHte reiiei. I'nce
to cts Met.-and: si. Sohl bv w. 11 Iii-
$cx
s.
W . STOMACH &
.ii -, t.iii..n-..,i niu-kji i..ii ,,r i uuiw r.r ""V""".v: ,", v,"""" v.uioiei
H' CELEBRATED a
rsiSwiWfc . Ss
rZf -si?lr'"iMWi tvi-JST- Vi.-TK
i YmMmKMmawm
The feeble and emaciated, Minoritix fniia o i.ieowneis oi iwo-iinnisor tlie nrop
dysjieiisla and intllucstion in any rorni.are lertj trmitniR on said ponilin of said
advised, fur ihe Nike of their own bodily j street he filed with the Audkor and
Vnriiislteit iSoouii to Let
AtjMrs. Munson's lodging house.
Notice.
The Aslmia .Shirt and Oil Clotliinz
Factory lias moved next house to
uwinunwia i-urMUM wisihuk kooo
oil Hoi liins- In keen t lemdrv will nlejiqe
call.
Sixteen thousand men are now
, , . .. . .
iill)lli-t-.tl in mi mill imii:(innlinn
.'--v ; -
,,! norma. mgutv
thousand !
neonle have settled in the sdate
. .
'" ps "" year.
r-.- Jirmz l
... .
Isaac Ilolden, who, at the age of.
..seventy-five, is a member of thei:
it.hh ,h,:, , r , b "s. AKNi,T & FERUHENJE.C- ""ES-
X..H.I.I. ... ....ici. in iiini iiiuuiai
nftll,:1I,11.Ii r., !,? ... Qt.,..
.-" ". v i- . -iih(v
lh-,m' ,,tfen -v' s ''t
himseir a p.dac.-which cost i'100,-1
nnn
u,,u- .
I'ei'ttvtan Hit tern
Citscboun Uubm.
TIll. (. ciueltnn was tho .si)anL;h
Vk-eroj m fern in Hk. The Countess,
i,i:, w jr,.. Wns prostratel by an intermit-
u.nt fever, fiom w Inch he was Treeil by
tiu-ue of the native reimnlv, the JVru-
ian hark. or. as it was called in the
SKi JK SSSK- SSSBSS;
s:g-'v,i;.:,,"klK;;
lifiilur vipifiiic ii'iitw. tiiitvl f ttnLiitt-
ealledit Cinchona, in honor of the fculv
who had hronht them that whleh vn
" Jn;iuecn.usinauu csomni uicinpaci
1 ii thi.s ilfiv. after n hmM of two him-1
more precious than tlieohl of thelne.i'.. j
;- - --- .- --- ...... i
died ar.d iift eai-. science has iveu
tis nnthiui: to take its place. It effect u-j
n.. .. .. i.-.i ...,.- y-.. - I
ally rare-, a morbid appetite for stinui-;
a, u. i,v nwlorin.' the. nntiirnl tone oft
.the stomach. It attacks excessive love j
' of" liquor at it does a fever, and destroys j
- both alike. The powerful tonic viuuo
of the Lhnhtiita i.s mt?.served oi the
lVruvian Hitters, which areas effective
against malarial fever to-dav as they
weie in the davs of the olil SnanlBh
AMeoroys. We niarantee tho ingredi
ents- or tnose ititrers to be aboolutelv
. jnro, and of the bist knovn qnality.
Street Improvement Notice.
XnTK i: is herein jiiven that the.
i uimnoii i ouueil of the City of Astoria.
. pr
s ...... ...-..?.....
l'oii-.e io oiurriucrcpairauuimprove-
1CI1 )f jat 1(0r,ini, r Sili,U011 0. Kl!jt
-Second Mrcct in Miively's Astoria, from
the .south line or Cedar street :o the
nrlli Hiw l Hemlock street, by sheath-
thirds or the propcrtj fronting on said
. .'IK.SoB S'S'S.ffi
ten days fiom the final publication of
1 1.:. ....t:.... ,i... . , t, ,,,
win
01-
NOTICE Is heieby iriveu that tho
Common Couueil of the Citv of Astoria.
iuehe-t in thickness and bv repairing
the rail! ns and slraiahtenniij piling,
wherever nut of r..nr.ir nn,i m.i.i'c r...
numsii-.ince sitmed by the owners ofj
iv.o-uiints 01 me pnperiy lroniiuu
-aid port ion of. s.iid street, be tiled v
on
with
Aaturia, Oivoii. July iM, issrl.
Street Improvement Notice.
. VOTiCK is heieln iven that the
Common (.'ouueil or the City of Astoria,
propose te ouler the improvement- and
topair or Ilemloric street in bhively's
Astoria, IM ween the east line of Kust
, Svoml street ami the east end of .said
1 llemloek.str.ft. Iy sheathiiiK the .same
with plank throe inches in thicknu'.s
and hv rcpairim.! the railings thereon
and le. straifjlitenin the pilinjt wher
ever the same are out of repair, ami un-!c-a
ri'HionMranro .it;iici by theown-ersonu.i-thlnNol
the property front
intriui said portion of said street, he filed
with the Auditor and Clerk of said city.
, withiu ten d is from tho final mihlica
. lion r 1 Ii i - i:uli-i- (In Ciminiiii Coininil
will order snid repali-s to he made, liv
outer oi uincomuinu ( ouncil.
I V. C. XOKH1S.
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria Or., .luh 'l. 1SS.'.
Street Improvement Notice.
MTlCi: i-, herebv Riven that the
Common Cuiiiieil of the Citj of Astoria
propo-e t order the impfovement of
i ihat portion of Wot rtth street in Shive-
; Ij "s Astoria, from the north side of Wall
rsiuH-t ij ihe south -iile of IJorrv street
, hy ni-adimr the anw to the itahlislicd
jrrade to the full width of said
i-s'ivet. and unle,:i remonstrance signed
it..i. . ... .-.. n
PACIFIC 111 Tli 1L LIFE IiVSliRMd MBJHf.
Of OJrtl2z-xilA.
A. 3EcKINNIEv Manager.
For Oregon, Washington
ofiioi:-! FUIST STUEET. PORTXA3I, OR.
References:
CHA3. HODGE, of Hodge. Da U& Co.
K, of Hodge. Da w & Co. ,
L. Cashier First National Bank. j
KltlDOE. Wboievilo Leather
J AJitasihti
i.l. A. STKOW
.MIPCEUiVXEOUS.
ASTOklA. - OKROUX.
Je I
i.i-u.k.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
MWillTH
u Tf e yA
ra;
BOi
XX
Shop '"
At) kinds ot
ENGINE, CANNERY,
STEAMBOAT WORE
!i.-tmiflif 1. !... I n
M,J -'""
. ... . . .
a siiej-ijiii y matli or roiMlriu"'
p'":iUb
CANNERY DIJS,
FOOf OF KAIWYETTE STKEET.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
;
RenyonStjikkt, N'K.n P.vkkki: Hocar,:
AHTOr.IA, OlUvCON.
ftSVCBAI IIAPIHIIICTQ AUni
BOI Lt MAKERS.
LMDlMMINEEMESi
Eoiler Work, Steamboat Work.
and Cannery Work a specialty.
rjflSTSH? "3p6
HSBBmSvP
?td&4LMmn&?
x-?rj
Orall llenerlptlonM made te Order! t r. , nriivr-Dv
at Nhert Notice. 'J Q A R0.
A.D.WA.PtetJiWnt. ATl'OKNKY AT LAW.
j.vt.iii.sTi.jJt.necrcnuy.
I. W. Cask. Treasurer.
Jonx Vox, Supcrinttndcut.
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Midn nod Cbect mat Streoia.
AKrouiA onwio
r.rs.nn .l'R rr .s.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
J08EPH RODCERS & 80N
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE QEtiUIHE W0STENH0LN
itrJ otlier KnsiLfh Cutlery.
STATIONERY !
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Meershaum Pipes, etc.
A line Htocfc. ot
U'utrheN and .fewolry. Sluxrle anti
ltreeeh Luadlux um mi(1
Itl!e, Kevolvrrn. IMstol..
aad Amiunultiou
.TfAItlXK
(iLAHM l
ALSO & KINK!
AisNortrneiil of :iine Sl'KCTAf'LlvS :md KYKl
UUASSK.
B. 13. FKANKLIN.
UNDERTAKER,
Corner Cj and Squcinotjlie streets.
AST0H1.V. --.- OKIXtON
OKAI.Kl: !
WALL PAPER
WINDOW SHADE8J
-.
i)fflPiPWPriiWIMHr?
AND
DNDKRTAKERS GOODS.
and Idaho TfTTtOH
KererMee:
AI. S. UUHKELL, or Knanp. BurrcH & Co.
V. W. SPaULDINQ.' cfcer VAr. Cattle
Dealer.
z 1' ''i"ii;JLL.'-' -k.1-
BUSINESS CARDS.
N6TARY PUBUO,
Al'OTlONKKB. COMIOSSIOX AND
SUK.VNCE AQEN1.
"T8. J. L NH.VFTEK,
VDEVTSCHKB AR2T.)
Ib.eatcH ortlitt Tbreat Hjttclalty.
Ofllce over Conn'i Drug Sure.
4 Q-''0 K FJkRKR
C'oiiHty Hairveyor
Of Clatsop County. OfBco : Checaiaui street.
V. 31. C. A. haJl-Koom Xo. 8.
'TO. HOOKTH,
I'. M. CoiRiuKiIuuer, Xetary lHI1c, Had
Insurance .tccnt.
. Agent lor tlieltiunburK-Bremeat'Lre Ins. Co.
' of Harabur,?. (jermany. and of tae Ttor-
lcrs Life and Accident Ins. Co., ot Ilftn-
fOKl.Coini.
' -Ofilce in Pytlilan Uiuliilus. ltooiiw U. 12-
-M D. WIXTOJf,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
i J-Oftlce in Pythian BuiWlnj:. Itooros 11. Mi.
'ASTORIA, --- - OBKGOX.
T. V TTJTTIiF, M. 1.. '"
PHYSICIAN VND SuioEOS.
KasLm:KeK-fvfrSlbtsoa,s,8jws-.cn-
I ixxiw I'artli & ilrtrs'aJooB.
ea.slclju mmA iNure.
OFFWK-Over A.V.jAlJiysroetrr ;vts -
-
Pirter Hcxw'.
F.
P. HICKS.
HENTIST,
ASToWA-
- ottKuoa
, uaenaiuus Ktrceu - ABTOK1A. OKfctO
- aia'as-wrv:. .
j A IJ OB3SEY AT LAW.
May be found at tho Court House.
j n nirv a rn
s DK.IL&S IN
! !, MUtf.Wm BllM, Ynii
Mll -om.w.
Turning- and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
Steam Mill near Weston notfl. Cor. (Uni
evive and Astor 9trts?ts.
Removal.
TO THE LADIES OF ASTORIA.
1TAKK l'ULVSUKK IN I'FOMIHG
jou that I have removed my Dress
making roonvs
From CheuajHUN St. ( maa St.,
NeU ,,00r l0 TlIK astowah offlc. I
j thank tUe hidiea for their Uberat patronage.
MRN. A. KATPtEYEA.
! Jel3
HEADQUARTERS
Fosters Emptrium.
Most Complete StMk in Astoria
Fi7'ewo7'hs! Flags!
Fruit Hetk Ferefs ! IHaitle,
Wines and Liquors
Ot Snperlor Bniud.
FOSTER'S CORNER, ORAM DOCK
" I. W. CASE,
I.MI'OKTKK ANI W1IULKSALK ANH UK-
! GENERAL MfiBCEAKBISS
r-orv,tv Chenaom aad O.iss sUt.-.
ASTORIA . - - - OREGON
steT)hans; Varieties ,
ghanb orain,,B'
A UrKlY ATtlMTAIN3t.;X'f
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