The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, July 07, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texte) mnvwtnM 2;3j- H.n j-AsteinUe AbTOIlIA, OEEGOK: FRIDAY JULY 6'2 ISSUED EVERT MORNING. iMixulhy tixooi-iudf. J. F. HALLQItANd; COMPANY, iur.i.iniciLt A-oVi:oei:iKTors. AfUTuin liviidiaq, nm Street. forms of Subscription : .-acad hy Carrier, per weok .Ocnw ni n nail. tunraurilii.........M..?3 03 2etur ottU.ono j oar . .... . 9 K'J Free of l'OKtfuia Uub?cribbi. -r Adtcrliieinent' inserted by tbojear at bii nitoMf f 1 -VJ per (iunro ier month. iTar.sif-nt ndvorti?in:. by tho dny or woek, 8 fly conta per square fur each insertion. THEJJJTY.' TUK D.VU.V ASTOHIAN iriM JC it by mallat'Zctnt a month, JtccoJ poxtngc. Head er ich'j coTittin1itcabcnecfrom the cltu can .'jiir.: Tine Astohian follinc ihem, Dailt .r kkki-Y edition lo anu poxt-oglce with' oui iidditlonai crftcnM. AildrcMCA may be rrwniwf a often a Attired. Le-itc order at flt' ctnintlng r'm. Tliere aro 21,09: cases aboard the Wallneetown. :ialmon Tiie circuit court will convene hero on the fourth of August. -Tho Edwin Iteed will finish load ing ou Monday. She takes on 22,000 eases of salmon. Two men, Cameron and Coleman, wore drowned in the Yakima on Fri day by iheir boat swamping. -Theno is a man in this city who is to uk a most powerful argument against the theory of hereditary genius. Reports from all parts show that our Astoria tournament was "the boss" celebration of the northwest. - --Wm. Hume, of Eagle Cliff, of fers a standing reward of $20 for any salmon caught in the Columbia river, weighing 75 pounds. A collision betweon the stcamera Lomas and Scioto, on the Ohio river near Mingo Junction on the 4th inst., resulted in the drowning of fifty per sons. -H. C. Holcomb, a cripple, has bought out the establishment of L. Ii. Royal, and will have a cigar and tobacco Btand in addition to the bar ber shop'. There is considerable of a contest in Portland among the detectives and police as to who shall got tho 1,000 roward for the capture of the Brown inurdererp. The thieves who stolo horses at Phoenix, southern Oregon, one night last woek, wore captured n few days afterwards. Ono was shot dead and tho other will die. iuo acgrecs in waiia unua on the Fourth; ono profane individual romarked that ho knew very well where lie was going after this life, but ho wanted to go as a greenhorn, and not be broke in in this life. The regular monthly business mooting of tho mombera of the Asto ria Y. M. C. A. will be held nt their hall at half-past seven o'clock sharp this evening. Cart. Hansen. Secretary. The county court met at the court house, and after passing on cer tain bills submitted, and ordering cer tain work, adjourned to meet on the first Monday in September. Hero- after the proceedings of the court of San Francisco, was a most distiws will appear in The Astorias. We Ug failure. Tie evont was heralded publish the financial exhibit of tho county in another column. Special attention is dircctod to the announcement of the Rive-King performance this evening. Mr. Holdcn has been to considerable pecuniary risk in the matter, and as it is tho only opportunity Astorians will have to hear this world renowned artiste, wo have no doubt it will bo improved. Owing to tho fact that a delightful strain of melody is marred by any accompanying discord, it may also bo mentioned that no babie3 will be admitted. We feel like congratu lating tho babies, for they always have the worst of it, but those that go may be sure of having an evening of undis turbed enjoyment. Presentation. The parlors of the Pythian building were brilliant!' lighted up last Wed' nesday evening, tho occasion being the presentation of a watch to Alex. Campbell. When the members of the lodge had all assembled, Mr. J. E. Thomas stepped forward and iu a neat little speech on behalf of his fellow Knights, handed tho gift to Mr. Camp- boll. It is a fino time-piece, costing, a'ire understand, S2G0 with chain at tached. On tho inner caso is engraved 'Presented to Past Chancellor Alox. Campbell, by his many friends of As tor Lodgo No. 6, K. of P., Astoria, Oregon, July 5th, 1882." t trill u. ' pissed to lean, that the famous pi- j auist, Julie-TCiro King wili appear at Liberty 13.11 in this ritv this even- xng. lii tun?!. trim linvR In:iTVi . - . .., lave Jioani . , 1 this world-renowned artint announcement is ptiiliriAiit. Shi li:s ! but one superior in thy world, tho i i great llubmstei::; hois in mnnr.j . . . . ... I this summi-r: she will Ik h fronirmii. nml nine nt Libert v ITall 5 ml play rs Liberty ITall j - - i - i to-night. Tis to the enterprise of Mr. E. C. Holdeii that ue are indebted for the privilege of au op- portunity to hear thU eminent per-j former. She will be nsMstcd bv the celebrated cantatrice Miss lrr WntiflMfnwLv u'1mcu fmn. ti ;i I Julie Rive King. Our music-loving citizens Fopmuois established in the memory I the letter. Tho soldiers worked to ;v of all who .have had the pleasure of slight disadvantage in bcim: mar hearing her. JJelow wo give a few of j dialed njiain&t the wind. Thcro the criticisms from the leading papora S would have been a little moro .sense of the country. J apparent had thoy charged tho Colum- The j)re?s in eveiy city of the ITn- D nnd ut Jl ft?r'" salmon. 2xo won iunhns borne testimony to her trail- jler the "Tinted Stales army gets mas scendent ialent. Xn pianist cilice j sacred every time it ha.s n skirmiah Rubinstein has made a more brilliuni with the Indians, if the alleged sham debut iu Now York," says the Iew battle was u sample of their warfare. York Tribune. -'Her debut was a A lot of grandmothers with broom omnd irinniiili." r.-mj.rl.s uw If, ,uhL sticks iiiieht huve done better. The Mmo. Rive-King aiands at :he head of American pianists, and is moro than the musical and artistic peeress of Miss Kellogg, Cnry. Albani, etc., etc. Karl Meez. The piano under her touch becomes a living inurnment. CitirJmutti tnt zdk. It is iuipoQ-iih'.e to eoiicoirc a more complete mastery of the piano thuu she exhibit. UnijuaRtionablyshe if. a vcr' great aitist. -- CiiichimtH En quirer. Her interpretation of Beethoven's imblo work was, iu every Ren?e, wor tii3 of the author--profound, digni fied, poetical and brillinut; she plays entirely from memorv. with- perfect icpose and great uijJomb. 1 lev success was quite markod and impliatia--o-to,t Ha-ald. Played from memory, with delicacy, masculine power, facility and univers al brilliancj'. She acquitted herself to a marvel, and her success was com plete. -JV. Y. Spirit of the Tiine. In her Chopin numbers her playing was almost a revelation. Vc certain ly never have heard more artistic play ing. Tt was powerful, chaste, refined, tender dehcatc, sympathetic and graceful. The "Etudes Symphoni ques"of Shuuiaun, with possibly one exception (Rubinstein), we neter heard played better. -J'tiUwIctyliin PV.. As every seat in the hall ha been sold, we need not urge people to .at tend. The sale of over 2,000 peats in a single day is not only very gratify ing to Mme. Rive-King, but is, we be lieve, the largest days sale ever known in this country. Ciih-n-j't Tribune. Her success was overwhelming. Never has there been Mich a furore over anything in an Apollo Concert as over her playing. Clriatgo Times. The gross receipts of Mine Rive King's concert last night was JSo.184, which we beliore is the largest um ever taken at a single performance by an pianist. Chicago Inter Octi. A Hugo Soil. The celobration at Vaiic'iuver,wnch was to have eclipsed ewrvthinc north b' tlaming postcrs.nnd fulsome notices, and the people were on tip toe of ex pectation. A shmu battle b' the sol dies of the garrison, was to have been the leading feature, and the people wanted to sen that more than all the rest of tho exercises, consequentl there was a rush for the boats at nine o'clock, four times as many as tho boats and barges could carry. When the first installment had arrived at Vancover the battle was in progress and nearly over. The steamers Vane-ovver and Lurlinc and two barges, undo the manage ment of the G. A. R.. did not arrive iill 12 o'clock, and were crowded in a most hoggish manner. Someone was bent on making mono at the expense of life and limb, and it is singular enough that man' people were not killed. Cattle in box cars arc seldom treated worse. As it was, women and children were jostled about, knocked down and trampled upon. One lad' had to fall over her baby tc save its life, and tho surging crowd was beaten back b' a gentleman to save the mother and her child. This is only one instance of a hundred similar to it. The officers of tho boats and the managers of tho G. A. IX. refused to allow persons to get on top of the barges, though often requcsied. in or der that people might have a little more room below. The foundation for the celebration was broad enough for n gigantic .flair, ana would have horn n i.;!ivn in the hands of com-1 i . . pclent managers. Tho visitors weroj isx no mood to listen to the usual ora-j lion mid other day oxWises. and felt! ... ...i vorv liuicll aisnimoillteu anu ZUIUm-l V - ?-.! 1 I very inucn aisniijioimvu mm aj?Sra"l v the rtiiinlcivat-tl liecauro tho nnnctiial portion of i the aifsiir. for which thov had euflerodi almost death to .-to, was performed j ... - I . . . . . - . I ielro tiiey got there, inefiiism mil- wav. and was made the butt of ridi-1 way, and i : I cult by 1hoe who witnessed it. rheref was but a handful of men to takv parti jm it, and it huviug been a-j long since i the soldiers were in war that it seemed as if they had forgotten the bune."?, unless tiiev were earning nt the or- der.S of their oliiceM atricUV to tllC balance of the day wan spent by the visitors in wandering around and sigh ing for h boat to take them home or away from the p!ae: Other boats arrived at all hours in the afternoon, disgusted and 'fretful. Visitors on one boat did not go n?hoie at all. When the time came to return, an other paralyzing scene occurred. There were about ',000 ,pcop!o from Portland who wanted to get home on the first boat, and they th-cked en mas2 to the dock. While waiting, a timber in tho whaif civ.cked, and some oiir shouted that tho wharf was break ing down, which created a stampede, and in tho rush people wero knocked down again. After a great deal of time and much forced patience tho visitors got back home. The Travel er was the last to leaw, and had two barges which she lloated down the Co lumbia at tho mouth of the Willam ette. But she was unable to make the turn, and was struggling with tho current when the Lurime reached her, and took one of tho barges. A regu lar kuock-down and drag-out fight ensued among parties who viantcd to crowd fiiim ono boat lo the other, but they all managed to get here about half nast eleven. Thus ended the sham battle and hiiam celebration at Vancouver. Uurlhtiv) Standi' nl. The Pireuiens Association of Oregon. A large assembly met at tho 100)113 of No. 2, lat Wednesday evening io organize a state firemens' association. There were present a full delegation from this place, which had been regu larly elected by tho three Abtoria companies, and also delegates from Portlaud and Salem, and proxies from Corvallis, Albany and The Dalles. Following i3 tho result of the meet ing: 'It was concluded that this organization shall bo known as 'Tho Firemens' association of Oregon," the object being to work for the general good, to render the several fire com panies of the htale more efficient, to promote harmony of purpn?e and develop a spirit of progress and im provement. "and to secure such action as shall tend to the advancement of the best interests of the citizens and property committed to our charge." Ollicers: F. .1. Taylor, of Astoria, president; Tims. (I. liuford, of Cor vallis, viff-president; Frank E. lfodg-kin-, of Salem, secretary; Ben Norden, of Portland, treasurer. Delegates; J. . Minto. A.Stim.Mi, of Tigers of Salem: Frank E. JJodgkins, Cha. 1$. Moorcs, W. H. Roise, of Capitals of Salem; A. Mayer, representing throe delegates of Xo. 2's, of Portland; B T. Stevens, F. A. Fisher, Joa G. Charter., of storia Xo. 1: A. A. Cleveland. 15. S Worsley, C. H. Stockton, Rescue No. 2, of Astoria; Jf O. Rozorth, C. Drown, h. J. Taylor, Alert H. & L. No. I. of Astoria. Delegates at large, E. A. Strang, chief engineer Salem fire department; C. ,1. Trenchard, chief engineer Asto ria fire department; F. P. Hicks, first assistant A. F. D : J. O. Rozorth, second assistant A. F. D. The direc tors are C. J. Trenchard, of Astoria; F. G. A bell, of Portland; J. G. Minto, of Salem; Jh. Worsley, of The Dalles; .los. Webber, Sr., of Albany; F. J, Taylor, of Astoria; .F. E. Hodgkins, of Salem. The "board of directors have power and are authorized to prepare and j Fresh taffy and caramels ever day ; adopt rules aud regulations for thejnt thc tela Candy Factory, Main St. government ot the association for the ensuing twelve months. Tho next annual convention and tournament will be held in Salem; time to bo de termined by - thc board of directors, and at least three months notice given to all fire departments in the state. j Children's suits at Mrs. Derby's. SXJBtfEBAN LOTS. . 1 ... .. I HOlllCS FOV lSUeTinMl. buiikai:y !nnawi. j S -.. .vitnil iiimnivi! hit; it rf-si: HirNDKEIJ BUILDING LOTS AT! V ,AS?tJ-.?.e?t?itfXi;.I.!!S!1 All situate in tho newly Mxrveyeit ViJaireof U1II1IIUIJ MI1JUH W l .'. ijjuvn in. I J .-..( nn 4 1tHf.l....n ...- .. 1AK VlUCiLnKK. uu i.iv: iiwiiiiciu u.n ut Avuinzxi shorten iWatlon Land Claim, adjoinm?. iTuriAr !irn n5 IniM nut nnd ncnrnil nv j.'kT Kelly, I lierpnan ami A. Barry. ForlurUR-riurliculaisandc-iaii'inaiioiibrl ., .i v.i ..i ......i.-.. -tiii-ii iia,.tij'i ' r i K. O. IIOLDKN. Auctioneer :uni l.'eal Estate Axmu. A Disgraceful Attair. Th bill pending in Congress to pay the expense of President Garfield's illness hn given rise t' unpleasant debate. Lis in tiiu s-cnate, Y-st. of 3 rise to considerable Lisr Wednesday, Missouri, said it was well known that the iafe presi-, denr, it not bntehereo, wa unques-j tioiuiMiy a. victim u iiriipRie'ice iu iih last illness. For twenty' da s ho was physicked, leached probed and lanced, while the bullet that was eating away his life never for u moment came un der the attention of the physicians from a medical or scientific point of view alone. The foes were grossly enormou?, and would not be allowed U3' a court in an ordinary case. Ve?t theu referred to a uew.spapcr charge during the president's illness, that while public bulletins wen; giv ing favorable reports, the president's plysicians were telegraphing in cipher to Wall street brokers Information ex act!' tho it-verse of that which W& being published. He thirught it due to the country that investigation into that chargo should even ! b. nude. He regarded the change of Dr. Biiss of $8000 for ten days nttcuilaucc as exorbitant, and had read at the clerk's desk a statement b' Dr. Hoynton to the effect that on or about August S, 1881, he was informed by the late president that Dr. IJIiss was. a volun teer in the case. In this connection the testimony given b' Dr. P.liss that he was sent for by the secre tary of war was read. H-tle said ho was unable to appre ciate tho force of Vest's criticism upon the medical treatment of the late president as a failure. The fact was universally admitted that the presi dent's wound was necessarily fatal. After further remarks the amendment offered by Corkrill reducing the ap propriation from 75,000 to $52,500, and provisos were adopted requiring claimants to file a release under seal of all claims against representatives of the late president growing out of his illness and burial. Tho section pro vailed as amended, and the bill passed. Some Points. There arc somo queer things nbout newspapers, in spite of their generally superior and edifying character, and one is their way of speaking about un pleasant occurrences.. One can hardly pick up a paper at this time of the year without seeing in it an account of a sad drowning accident, as it there were distinctions in such mat ters, Kinging from "grave, to gay. from lively to severe," and it was the! uiiemiou iu aiiiuv 111:11 1111s particular incident, however it might bo with others, had nothing hilarious about it. So with homicides, it is quite the way to describe them as "shocking mur ders," when, if one reflects on the subject, it will appear that such affairs commonly me so. Of course, there will bu a difference of opinion about the taking off of book agonis and lightning-rod men, but the gonoral principlo still holds good thar, broadly speaking, no murder is soothing to tho mind. ACard. '' Mrs. A Malcolm would announce to the ladies of Astoria that she ha pur chased Mrs. Derhv's old stand, engaged i first-class milliner, and is prepared to furnish millinery goods iu the -latest ;tyle. :il reasonable rales. -.biiiLon's Cuki: will immr-dhi'.eh relieve Croup, whooping cough iiiiii Bronchitis. Sold by W.K. Dement. A complete stock of bovs'and chil dren's suits just re-eiycd at Mcintosh's clothing store. Call and examine thoe baby wagons 1 at tho City book store. Coldkx'-s Li Kino's LiQtrti) Di:ki anu 'IVkVir I wir:ni th will inm iiii;i... tion. dyspepsia or loss of appetite. 'Ask j for Colucirs; no other. Ut Druggists. Fresh fiuit received at C. A. Mav's I13 ever' steamer. So stale trash. Evt-rv variety of Oregon mid California fruft always on hand. For tho genuine J.. 11. 'Cutter old Dourbon, and the. best ol wines, liquors aud Sau Francisco boor, eall at the Com opjiosite the lioll tower, mid see Cnmit beii. Stevens & Son have their .store' crowded with new good, nil marked in ! plain figures. If you want ice cream that is irv. cream., go to Frank Fabro's. Chas. Stevens and Son haea Mock of mouldings and moulder.-, tools which can be bought cheap for cash to Hose out that branch of the busui". What antagenism: A good liver in general, has a had lice: Hiv to remedy this evil; Use l'l'midcr'n Oregon Dlood Puriiier, which will re move all impurities from your liver Frof.Frcd .Myer wishes to organ ize a singing clase hf children ; he also has a fair assortment of German music for sale. Rooms over the Gem saloon. Kenieinber FrankFahrc's iee cream. It is par excellence. Fabres ice cream is the best. lh-Ask to see one of those patent feed- ers nt 03ter s. YWlI.-i Slilmij Jfen. Jlcaltli lienewer. Absolute i ,.... (,.. nnn-r,,,- ,..!. Ml,.. 1.7. 1 I or'n gists. Oregon DoKr. DAVIS' & CO.,! Portland. Or- X nr w... wutmiornair. 1 have :ibut sW hundred and flftv ebrds of dry hemloefc, w hleh I will sell for cash at STS per cord. 1 will deliver the wik6 to my customers. . 1. IS. Maisiov. Attention So. !'. Adjourned meeting this evening atf 7 :30 i. m. U . . Paekkr, L. E. Skmo, rxesiuenc Sfrcrelnn. Itunl4tieU Kooto to Let Atpir. Munson's lodging house. ltOOBlH lO JiPt. LufiunWioi! ri)o.!i5 ty rent. Aniilv :,t ' KirKLt' '"" s-rot;t Astoria Ioi Depot. Frank I'.ibre is now prepared to sup ply familie-. restaurants, hotels, saloons, etc., at : cents per pound, on the prem ises. Fresh ice cream every day. IJalls parties and dinners supplied with lee cream at short notice. Your IVJfp Wants One of those oil stoves; neat and con venient. Se one at Foster's. Tfotice- ThcAs-toiia Shirt and Oil Clothing Factory lia moved next house to 0:DrIen Hotel. Persons wishing good oil clothing to l;e"p them dry will please call. Have- Wlstar's balsam of wild cherry ahvajs at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, in fluenza, consumption, and all throat and ping complaints. .Vi eents aniljSi a bot- lle. - If you want pure wines and liquors of all kinds, go to J. W. Conn's drug store, opjiosite Occident Hotel. If yon want nice fresh lard, or good Migar-eured hams, just from tho coun try go to F. IJ. Elbcrson's bakery. 1 have bought the Astoria Candv factory, and am prepared to make anil sell the choicest candies and confection cry. A Till! .stock of the finest sweet-meal-, nuts, etc., nl ways on hand. tlito. p. Cr.AssijN. Three scow loads of dr' tir.spruco limbs, and bark, just received and for sale at Gray's dock. -The "Aiwhjs handy' stovepipe sholvos at .John A. Montgomery's. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded day or night at J. W. Conns drug norc, opnrsite Occident Hotel. 4Hackuietack." a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price 2s and CO cents. Soldbv W. K. Dement. Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier is the great conqueror of Biliousness and Liver complnint. .Relief certain in ever' ca?e. Shllolfs Catarrh Remedy a posi tive cure fo Catarrh. Diptherla aud Canker Mouth. Sold bv W. E. Dement. Xew Rlefc Bloed! The use of Oregon Blood Purifior. Are von made misprnhle lie fmli. gostion, ijonstipatiou. Dizziness, Loss of appetite, Yellow Skin? ShlloU's Vital i7er is a iKisitive cure. For sale bv W. h. Peinenl. All who aro anlictcd with salt rheum, itch, scald head, iihpotigo, and every other eruption of the skin, should u-o Oi.r.xN's Sfi.rnrir Soai For DysiiepMa andLiver Complaint, you nave a printed guarantee on every lHittle of Shiloh'n Vitalizcr. It never fails to euro. Sold by W. K. Dcinont. Chas. Stevens A: Son have for sale and are agents for tho new Singer sow iug machines. Fresh iee cream every day at Frank Fabre'.s. Families suppl'ed in any quantit b leaving order. Also the finest oysters cooked to order. Frank Fabres oysters ard iee cream aro known et or where par excellence. So mor- good weight at the Orient I lath. Tii've lirit-clusA harbors. All work guaranteed. Cliildrens hnir cut ting a -peehiil. J.C. ('HAUTKILS. Mr. .John linger of the Central Mar ket, lias mude nrrangemeiils to keep al hetiiifsi fresh fish, etc-, in their season u to liosi'oe.s iitul trv the lioston i'rsta! Iee Cream. Occident IJIock. Novelties in Fi.sUt's. household articles at Vim want togetsomeof I"o-coes ice eioum teMlay: fresh made and nicely flavored. A now Mock of stoves or the latest stylos al John A. Montgomery's. Those williug desks at the City book store are the best In the city. They are something nice and durable, and just what most young ladies would appreei- j ate from the giver. -A Nasal Injector free with eaeh liottle of Shilolfs Catarrh. Remedy Price ."rf) cent. Sold by W, E. Dement. r. J. (loodnian, on Chenamus .street, has ju.st received the latest and most fashionable, style of gents and ladies Imots. jdiues. etc. Agent ill Astoria for the famous Morrow Miocs. What is nicer on a warm day than u dish of that exquisitely flavored ice cream that Frank Fabre makes? Parties wLshiug groceries, provis ions or merchandise or any description, should leove their orders with A. Tan I Dusen & Co. as they aro prepared to dc- . uver goous in any part ot me city on wxe "jiioriesi. ounce. Ice for sale at the Oecidont Hotel. Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts .-.Oct and Si. Sold by W. E. De ment. Thc Ke.Geo. II. Thaver.of Bour- bun, Ind., says: ''Ilolh myself and wife owe our lives to Sn iron's Cossusiptiox , Cobe." Sold by W. E. Dement. i j Freshest aud Guest cakes, fruit and candy at the Astoria candy factory. C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. ) IU4MMMM4M I X L STORE j NEW GOODS J I have removed to the KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDIIfG; And hare, Without Tie Fiiest ami Best Arranged Store in Orctii. New Goods Received JUlth Xf&test Stylo and 2Tovltiw Call and Inspect Stock and Purchase No trouble to C. H. COOPER, ASTORIA, June 3, 1882. ASTORIA M MKYER - . - ASTORIA, REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PER BABMELOF 30 GALLONS. ir-ABOR ORDERS IX LTKK PROPORTION. Less Quantities, - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - 8 SO per Dozen VSpoclal attention told to orders from Public Mouses and FaBlUes."SB THE COLUMBIA BREWERY 18 SUl'EUIOR TO MOS'I. AND 1ft RXCELLKD HY NON'H ON THIS COAST JOHN FTAHN, - - PROPRIETOR 0HENAHUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. ftVOrder left at the UKSMAKIA BKEIt I1ALL will be promptly attended to. ROSCOFS FIRST CLASS Oyster Saloon, 6p: CliEN AAl US.S'niKET. ASTORIA. ffUlK CN'DERSUINKD IS PLRA8KU TO i Jl tnnounv to tbe-puMIr trui ln Ls mat- j tntr tbe Boston Crystal Ice Cream ! . Tho lUic-it Ice. Cmim v w disltfd up to ihe i Anicileau public. Iry lr. and be conviueed. J lie also luruWies. Iu first -cifr st U ! OVSTRRS. HOT COFFKK AT THK TEA. KW.l Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon, CUEN'AMUS STREET. Please give ruH a call. i ROSCOE DIXON, I-roprletor l. K. tYAXBici. T. Y. Eatos Astoria Market ! COR. CHKXAMUH AND HAMILTON STH. ASTORIA, OREOON. ; VI AMUKX A F.ATOX, Frfriteni (Siwceuen lo Warm ifc MeOviiti Wholesale and Retail Dealers is Fresh end Cured Moats A full line of FAMILY GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED RAY, CANNED FRUIT. VEGE TABLES. ETC. , - WT Batter, Eggs. Chewe, etc. coartjtatly onaBsa. WShlpe (applied at tie lowwi rat. I . j Notice. mHE DELINQUENT TAX ROLL FORI X the vear 1881. together with a warrant from tho County Court for thu collection of the same. Is In my hands. Delinquent tax- the name of "The Astoria variety rackisg payers will pleasu settle at once and RadCo.,"isthlsdaydLsolvedbymutualcoBsem. costs. A. M. TWOHBLY, The business will hereafter be conducted myS SjHrtn 'by J.T.BOECMKS9. LOWEST PRICKS if A a Single Exception, t C-i bv Every Steamer in Get Prices AVbether You or Not. show goods. j -- BREWERY. - - - - Pronrfatoiv OREGON. FOB THEBLOOD ISTHE LIFE Make ue of tlic Vegetable KiHJ-jdoai. Abso lutely the BEST KNOWN REME0Y! j For the BliMd una Uxrr CtMjUla, Mew r ld CfcUJ, ; frrr, Asur, ypcpslm cc i JPositlTre Ouro 10B Kidney hmjI HlAdrferiAaet, Ckroale. Mta TtmaMw unit Rkraaiattsm. Has Stood the Test FOR YEARS. For particulars and testimonials from t;eH known people In our State read locals e$ circulars. Prlcr ... SI.' per Bct4r, To Insure a cure take six lots for 3.00. Your druggist keeps and recommends it. Ask for, and see that you get the genuine. Notice. mHE rAKTNEESHIF HEBETOFdEE EX- X Istlng between JT. Borchers and F. M. Collund In tbo fish packing business, under loi flUHHSl P