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"?- Z f-WJWC-ii i.,-j-.,cjjj-.ivwi IUUK JJULWUUKU. JgTlS Uitn tS.COa?ian, 1 - f - ASTORIA. OREGON j ctTvnvT JUITU . 1SS2 i Ertjjor j .,,.-.. ...,, J.l II ALLOR i-V. Is the senate last Friday- the' amendments to.tlip river :md har-' bor bill proposed by seii.Uor Slater . and Grover, increasinir approriu- 1 tions or the. .Cascade loc;s from $285,000 to S3OO,O0P, and adding S25,000 to the appropriation for j the lower Willamette and Colum bia rivers, passed. It is possible that the $25,000 additional appro priated "for the lower "Willamette and.Columbia," was in the form of an amendatory proposition, making it a special appropriation for the improvement of the bar; but it is by no means probable. Tmrofficial count of the vote at the election held in this state on the 5th ult.j shows that there wcra 41,009 votes cast. We have sum marized the several majorities be fore; our figures varied very little from the official declaration. George's majority is ;.3G5; Ear hart's, 2.51C; HirschV, 2,052; Mc Elroy"? 5,223: the icason for prof. MeElroy's large majority i that 2,1 SO Democratic votes.uvu- cast for SlC. L. Worthing ton.' and 1.940 for "W. L. AVorthitJgtot);' Byer's majority was 2,43S; Lord's, 1,401. Tm: payment of $100,000,000 In pensions during the present fis cal year has seemed an immense burden, but it is said the payment will be 50,000,000 greater nexr year, fl00,000,000 the following year, and $75,000,000 the year after that. The annual appropria tion for pensions, should then be not more than .$50,000,000. al though that sum will seem huge to pay at the end of neatly a rjuar ter of a century fromthe war. The payment of pensions Jo disabled soldiers and sailors is most cheer fully made, but the 'knowledge that a large per cent of the pen sion money goes-inlo the hands of persons whose names have found a place on the pension list through frattd, excites tllC just ill(lir,mtion ' i - "OC liuiliv tfboiVle. - I a..,, A Sw T'JAXCIbCO dcsnatcli of l llm i til, snvs: Ttnder.e:oO(l em) ' " 7" . " prospects hcrpjind tin4 tiircatotmi' - . . - , . " war cloud lit Luropo, w-ucli has , , rivou sttoiifror tone5 to th wheat ' '- nmrkcl tliore, rnto? have shown. home improvement, and wooden ships are firmly held at '2 10s di rect. Figures lose!y apjroi inatiug' the rates are said to be ob tainable, but at this writing- no en gagements are reported. Tonnage bound here is increasing slowly, as well as the amount in port. The first new wheat arrived ye?terda', but it will be fully a month before active export business in grain can be looked for. Tin: "Chicago board of education advertised for-125 canvassers for the school census. Five hundred able-bodied men, who knew how to tead and write and figure, clamorous for a three, weeks' job, appeared in response. Tn othpr words, r00 educated men were out of a job and glad to get the most temporary" employment, for one vacancy there were four applicants. The Free Press thinks this is a. striking commentary upon the usefulness of the education which is dispensed to th school children these jnen are hired to enumerate. Dotting the debate in congress over the bill approptiating 80,000 additional funds for the Arafalio, Cheyenne and other Indians, it was shown that the rations fur nishe'd these Indians are better and in fuller quantities than tho food usually enjoyed by the laboring masses of 'the country. Thoy are given . three pounds of beef per day, also bacon, sugar rice, flour A and coffee. Gexeral SKOBELorF, the Rus sian commander, whose indiscreet utterances at Paris last winter ex "cited the ire of- the German press, died at Moscow, last Friday, of heart disease. Jas. Russell Lotoell, American minister to England, savs he will ' Ilot rcrfgIlt js h ae"nsille5 17,- I 00 a year is a good deal more; j than -.rriliug poetry -would furni at 1,p sno"l(1 remember tlit :lurali.eJ American citizens an- to ht protected, and 'lis for tiiM. no '" paid. Soi-ov ChaskV mtvicr is -tr. east young man." So belwfM. J him and Horace Greeley tjie vounir ! man will be likelv to locate son;"-' where in the vieinitv of Ohio. Tin: Garfield memorial associa tion has held a meeting in Chica go, and leporicd 8120,000 in the fund. MISCELLANEOUS. xkt rrxi. AI'.OL'T 100 FATHOMS .-Mi:sil M71': eoiks branded V , leads. .J . XV. own or cim liave the amely alhn-fu A. Ilooth ic Co. and pajins chaises. Notice. 1ui:Ki:iiY(:ivi:hOTici:To whom i: in:tv eimcein Hint my wife, Aimn :. ' Stone, lminj: left iiij licduaJ huar.l v.ithoui t iust cause r prm-oiMtJon. I -villi not In it sponsible In ftitiiif for anv debts that iiirf 1 J.c contracted U In r. W.l.moM. j Atona. .Inly 7th. 1S2. it XET LOST. OX Till: NIGHT Onrr-!)A..lLJA.v.h oir Sand Island, ahont til-'t fathom m 11 mesh net. 10. 12plv. IS-irliour's twine, i.iaik on lead, A. A. V. Co. l.eae not at the An no American Kicking OS oillce. st To Whom It Hay Concern, rami: .netici: ixtmi: a-tokjan on in: JL Mh hist. resarJlut; the dissolution f copartnership between .1. T. Uorchci-. and (Jeo. V. M. Collund rai insfitiM v.ithea: m;. knowledge or cousenl As -joii as .l.'l. Borchets will .settle with inf. and iimlt'i..'ike tho liabilities of the firm with eoiis-nt t in terested parties, I shall be wlhiiigto Ii .h. partnership. GKO. I'. 31. tTii.r.r Xl j. lwk. For Sale, mwo acki- or land, with t.xi:- 5. ston house. i(uale within " ! of wharf at Cathhtmct, Washington Tornltm. YUVVX.AW. One aeii' of kind, with two-vimv Jnn-c itnato wit bin -r! feet of aino wlrirfl tn'e l'ann of lr. acres with Iioiim. aal two wool wharf-, rentage one-half im'c on CohinihhiKifr;jOarn,saliUTla'idon; law; situate one mile from above wharf. 1'ii-v I'or luiiliculais riiiiiiic of Ceo. J!. Italia, r.nthlami't. W. T.. or V. V. Strong. P.ntl u. Oieg'm. d-w !iii LAXI) OFIMCi: NOTICI1 Iun! OSHei -ir Oregou, Cit Oregon. .lime 12. tRSi Xotici- is hereby ghen tliat tlte followii-g-nniiiedM.tllerliti bled notteenf Iik intoir.ion to make limd proof hi npxtit oi Ins rl.i'.te. and that said proof will he made In-fore tin County Cleilc of Cl:itoj count v, at Atoiia. (Jiegon..on Tuesday, .Inly IS. 1S. m: Tlioma- Saage, Homestead Apjihratioii o. 438). for the E H of Sec. 2., T. & X.. IL s V. . He names Hie following witneos to irovo his continuous resideure upon, and nut a a Honor, said land. iz:H. sloop, and I.t7ie Haell of Knapp.1. .Iaiiie I- .aagt of .to ii:i. andS. . lalhuaii of Wrstport. ail of Clatsop conntv, Oiegon. d-T.t U T. ItAiriX. I.egKtO!. T )? OFFICK XOTICL'.-Lanl OJTico nt XJ Oreeon City. Oreson, .lune VI. 181. t Xotico ishcrrby siven that tho lollosviniiitr nauiel settler has fildl notiicoMiU intrn!icr to make linsl proof in Ftippurt of hi' claim. wd that aid jroof will bo m.uio l.t-foro the County Clen; or Clatsoji coimtv at Astoria, Oregon, on Monday, .Inly 17. ! I: i rerilmmid ForitntT. Pi-ceiiipti'oi U.S. No. - '!. for the lots land of. s-.. lVr.sw. it. ;! It W. lie namt'S the following witnc-N to jpoae his continuous n-idciu-c upon, mid cultivation ot. said land, lz : 1. W. tbim- side.r. H. p.alu, .J. v. Adam, and o. i. -v- , ..nor t, ...:.. nt..t .. dor 1..T. r.AKLX. lfogit. r. siors:: a.vi lot pok stu:, In 01mvV Astoria. Horse exi: sron axd a iiai.i. Has slv rooms, wood-hitl. -hi-Kn house, etc.. and a ne ei -failing, li ing spring of good water on the lot. l'nco. $"0. loca tion, about eight minutes' walk from I'oM ofticc. Apply to K.C. HOLDKX, jer.-tf Heal r.stnte Agent. Street Improvement Notice. NOTICE i9 hereby given that the Common Council of the City of AMoiia propose to order the itstptovenienl of that portion ot West Glli .street in Mmo ly's Astoria, from the noith side of Wall street to the south side of Uerry street by grading the same to the e?tah!isho.l grade to tho full width or uul street, and unless a remonstrance signed by the owners of tv.o-thtrds of the prop erty fronting on said poiotm ol said street he filed wilh the Attditot and Clen of said city within ten days nam the final publtea'ion of this notice, lo wit: July aid, 1RSI!. the Common Coun cil will order the as,i iiuproveineiil lo he made. I! aider of the Comuian Council. F. C. hOIMJIS, July 2d, 1S8. udttor and Clei 1c. Street Improvement Notice. XOTICE is hereby given thnt the Common Council of the City of Astoria, propose t order the improvement and icpair of Hemlock- street in Slmely'a Astoria, between the east line of Kast Second street and the east end uf said Hemlock street, by sheathing the -ante with plank three inches in thicknes and bv repairing the railings thereon and by .straightening the piling wher ever the same are out of icpair. and un less a remonstrance signed by the own ers of two-thirds ot the property front ing on said portion of said street, be filed with the Auditor and Cletkof said city, within ten days from the final intbltca iion of this notice, the Common Council will order said repairs to be made. U.v order of the Common Council. F. C. NOKIlISj, Auditor and Clerk. Astoi ia Or.. July 2d, 1882. I. "W. CASE, IMPORTER and wiiolesalb anh i:k tail dealer in GENERAL MESCHMDISE' Corner Cbcnaains and Cass streets. ,.. ! ASTOKIA UIII.UUX1 HANSEN BR0THEKS. Architects and Builders, All klndR of HoRMclwork done at shortest notice. Shop Comer of Cass and Astor Street, ASTOEIA; -.-- OIIEGON D. A. riMcINTOSH Itl?!6i; Ub illhil .b II 5 J I all Worsted Suits, i Pique Suits, Diagonal Suits. I Gassiniera Suits, I Tweed Suits, Castor Suits, f j Flannel Suits, I xz.i. rvrciv :oois I - n Ki.rc vvr as-oi:t3h:xt ir !NK('K"rRAH t)it,i:T ri:)M Tin: :tToi;v. -orr vi stii r s . X i &. !). A. ItfclXTOSIL TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, OtTliIi'iii lilm'1. Garf flier's lOOKL JS,3?05.2I. N"' Tin .r; '. !ivk of s0T- Blank Rooks tun! Stationery i J'fHrj J'hool I!iMitw:. r.ii)!i-v. I'ot-tiKtl isS 1 orl.s. Alliums ami - tJYfcd Cold Tens. jvvjifly ItrMib-. a full ami f.tinpti't j-jsjm-k o! i-i-r thing iiMiallv '---taJ 5t-j.j n: :i well n-gatatf-d ltoei: ton. Alvi. !:-ws dt-jMtt and asyiicy for cci i-ijfr:i:-l ;.-m-li-! piililNlotl. O'arl Adler's Husic Store Pianos and Organs. Of :.1 n.ak. ont.'utiv mi haiel Al full stork ot riOLLN. (HJITAHS, j'.ANJO. AC- f:oi;i)i-:oN.s. concektjxas. IIAKMOMCAS FI.UTKS. VKi) a l.irg" stm'k ot the tiesi tit VIOLIN AND (SUlTAll SSTIilXGS, SHKKT -Mi'tflC. ANT i .M USIC'A 1- IN.STItr.M HNTS, A well :is fiMbiii; i-Im It ltiiigiii-; to a "list i 'lass lii'i- Sior". rt.iitiisniul .Ujs'.nsIl mi im monthly in yt.il'mont i!:in. r for n-nr. CARL ADLER'sT'AR E7Y STORE c?2 "iVatclus, C'loi"!1 run! .louclrv. rfj ,,oeket anil Tablf Cutlorj-. if' Z& Vankoi' Noiinns anil l"os, i t rig; rk-tiir I'nimes ami riirumi.. &vi3K-.r.:.bv Carrl:ipe. a vdiiiiilote --"-asvirtiiii'iit. Xr v doil- by cvitj strainer. Tht public apiiiv!tiil to examine mv Mock anil jmiv. rili:X AMI'S ST.. - ASTOKIA. ORKCOX Bairy Farm for Sale. 1 am instructed by Mr. it. V. C'otllithern . to oirer for .sale Iii- finely-Jooateil farm" ON CLATSOP PLAINS. It eimsLts of 100 acres of excellent pasture laii'l which, with the adjoining cattle range. I cajiablc of supftorthiK liid of stock the jearituind. KirIi: acres fenced and 0 acres under cull nation. S'iitest csctabtc Ciritcn ou the IMains Ami j-cvcnil beaiins flint trees. Hanch I-. imlecled by riiiig ground and timber be tween it ami the ocean, from all heaty winds and storms. House Coitt'ilnin-, ; Rooms. Sloie-rcom. mllk-niotn, bani. .stable. uaj;oa shed, etc., etc. Thisahiab!e farm iSMliuttcil 1V5 miles south from J'olnt Adams' LiRlit Uouso, ami if applied for soon will behold at a very low figure, Mr. C'oflltiberrv lieing Old and desiroiu of rotitinir iroin labor. If not sold at private &ile beforo the rtrst of vii'riisi, me wnoie jtroperty wilt le distuned of al I'ablir Altrlion. Title Imllstuitable. Tor further particulars enquire of E. 0. H0LDEW, tr Real Estate Acrcnt . LOTS FOR SALE. Lota 4 and 5, in Block ,3 ox JC0NC0MLY and JACKSON STS., OLJfEVS ASTORIA. Jd24 dl io Apply to I. W. Case. .VIi. !he BossOoffee and Tea i t?.tSW'i , ! "i "BS MATJin a &-! TWO DOORS EAST IOF OCCIDEST. i B. B. FRANKLIN. UNDERTAKER, Sffe, . V ,"v' --S. ESa?T' h f.E.ZSLi - ' f Comer t'.is- and Spien:tj!n AmIOUIA. --. - tr-tts. oi:i:con IM'AI.KU I.V WALL PAPEK AXU VINDOW SHADES AXI UNDERTAKEKS COODS. IfUTT'S PILLS! AS AN ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE aro incomparablo. Tliey stimulate the TOKPXD IiIV-3K,mviRorr.te the JNEKV OUS S3! STEM, KivotonetotlieDIGES T1VTJ OBGAU3, create perfect digestion and regular movement of the bowels. AS AN ANTIMALARIAL Thoy havo no equal ; acting 33 a prevent ive and cure for Biliona, Eemittent, Inter-mitU-nt. Typhoid Fevers, and Fever and Aicue. Upon tho healthy action of the Stomach and 3-ivor "dependa, clinoit wholly, the health of tho human race. DYSPEPSIA. It i3 for tho cure of this disease and it-i at- $? - " -.yyxy . .? . , JXSC:' fc-3r,t f r , i vrwn -. v&-vTFre?. !" ' V.&&gg2rj: q&jIfc-M. r'JSJr1 l- ar .,. .ut cvrnn.K : frrfona ODSNESS. DE3PONDEIiCr, COi- i tinreconiiiu'iuiii'at s: eiitramv lo theatre JsTlPATION', PIS, &c that these Pills havo gained such a wido reputation. ITo remedy waa over diacoverod that acts so apecdiiyand gently on the.digestivo or- imilnto"rood. This accompli-hed, tlu NHVJES are BRACED, tho UliAIN RHVRS nra flRAnRlV thn T1TTM KOUltlSIIED, and the BODY KO 13 O ST." Try thia Remedy lairly and you will gain & Vigqroug 33odyt Pure Blocil, Strong 'N erves, and a Ciieerlul mind. Price 2uc. 33 Dlurrny St-j N. Y. TUTT'S HAIB BYS. (JitAY ILiib on Wmfi-xr.B clian??.! lo a Gt-osi UlalU bra tiage apphcitloa ot lli.- liltn. It nn r-rtu a Nntural Color, and acts Jntai:tiu)asl sola vy urucciiLsorifniDyeiprci'JKiircct.iii-.oir.j Office, 35 Murray St., New York mom c. (m:Bestsa::zzzn 1,(M,'r m Enotorn Distilleries. HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL'"""" "' :" "' '"""" ''"'- ' '" mux sTi.nrr. Iron Pipe and . iXlinQS, opjite liuer House. Astoiia. du'soii. ir iAnii?T?c a xT cri.' i r n'lTPin; Goods and Tools. SHEET LEAD? STRIP LEAD) SHEET IRON TIN AHIHOPPEIlJ tn: lyauurMGi Stoves, Tin Ware and House Furnishing Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IRON, TIN. C0P'tt PEP, PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING' Done with r.cutncss and dispatch. i Xone but first class woikmen emploed. A large assortment of; SCALES' Constantly on li.tud. Wilson & Fishbb, SHIP CHANDLERS. cat.i:i:s ix Iron, Steel, Coal, Anchors, Chains, TAR, PITCH, OAKUM, WKOUr.UTi SD toci GALVANIZE!) IVnlls, Copprr 3Tn:ls aucl Rmrs. Shelf Heirdware, Paints and Oils Rubber and Hemp Packinq of all Kinds, j PROVISIONS, flouk Afi mux ri-r.D. ArciiU for Salem IlottrltiR I.IHU. Corner Chcnamus and Hamilton Streets ASTORIA, OREGON. MAY KK HA' r E.RHAWK8 sei.t: a:5't. Alij. As!!! lir tin ii vbr:i,,d JtH'Ii t'afntt .Ii ?Iot'. MEDAUiIOX RAVUK :.'1KA.M I Tl lN:s A .sVI Cl 1.TY. Xoru' inn tii"- btM Wftkiiit-n ftnployeil. All vi)rk'?uiramt! o, uoibaigc. 3 i ASTOKIA. OKKdO .HILIi'S VARIETIES,! 'cr.o.un.i.. - ri:oi'i:iirroi: - sr.;i-: MAXAnr.r. WAI.TKR PARKS. . . -. . , r. . .... t jow atn:: n i-Rui awce.iou : Kn?:it;fmriit of MR. HARRY COjRTLEY 5-Zntt t:t:t::. c'ctiioitiaii unit Dnufpr HISS BIOLLIE OHRISTY M"i 'mijii'' 5tuiii MR. T0DI CHRISTY J'li I'riiif. of 01J II a a Imper .oJ:alor.. T.tfti'Hu'r with a hi-w All the Old Favorites Retained. Opt-u all thi li-Hr, iVrfoi-Ktaitrt IItry MSil. S'.utlrr tuinar or t'ro- ramm" Jiri a 1crK. ''ompnsiagall the laJ-t SOKCS, DANCES AND ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entertainment In the West. Tin' lIuMtro is i-rov.ded niuhtlv. and all uho li:it-iti:('N (I tin-I'litcrt.iiliini-iit in- 5 uoiiiu-eit to he t-niiul to any given Hsewlien. Mr. Hill a a -:itertr f..r Hie public'- aatiiseiui'ar i-m not bo ecelled. Am body wi-huig in -jH-ml a ileaaut ovenitig and si-c sparkling wit and beauty witiiour ul garlty. -hon'd improve theopportiinitvaud t-o:ia:. The comtuii rompricslhc fol't.uin well Iciiowu AUisl5 - Mis- i'a.vxik Walton. Mis Mollik riinwi. Mi:. (:ii:i.i:i lvnifi.i:i:. .Mi:. T.i. Cunitiv. M::. V.i.ti:i: Vai:ks. Mi:. II vki:v Coxr.nr. All e: ubich will a;4ic.ir nightly m their dif ferent sjn-cialtirs Hen ton strcf t . private lv ou t'henn- " l IiGOk CUtfr K"eW StaiS- I " I . ( ) H i I Ar. ( 1 ( ) ' 5 .iiM-.j.r.its in WfiNES, LIQUORS. VI) GIUAR&. jiL. V. (r'K.sHii: i iMHi: V.u.lk.v.) i WboteS-iteauit r.-MIl .lealer lit" ;rS0erfes, Ptari&ian&i Glass and Plated Ware, TISOI'IOAI AXD nO.MIWTK' .FRU'TS and vegefables. T.,i.rm, Wiis.LiporsJoteccolCiiars The largest and nut complete stock of ' tuvhU In their Hue to he found In thn city. Corner of Cass uhd Squemocihe StreoLs, ASTORLV. ORCGON. XA.XXU02RHS4TGr- Gleaning Repairing. NKAT. C1IR.U AND (uicir. r.Y (JEORiJK liOVF.TT. MalnTStreet, opposite N.Loeb's, rtri-ssor. to .urK!Ki f, 31ontgomuuy. C05t.ESt HV .11.Vl...VM CHAS. HEILBORN, itANDPACTUKEK OP FTTBNITTJRE 5 BEDDING AND DEAIiER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lacs Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW C011N1UE3 AND CUKTAIN TOLES Complete In every branch. MARTIN OLSEN, ii:.u:i: in K7 F UPvNITITRE 55 BEDDING. orniT Jlnin anil Sijiinnoqua Stv-tM. AitoriaOresou. WIDOW SHADES A!;D TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES, ETC. .1 Comylcte Stork. FRIGES AS CK3AP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. as.i. sis or rfis-vrrrm: iceimiiico aki VABSisnED. THE ASTOBIAlSi" V ISTrSAM PRINTING HOUSE k- We purchase 1'fiper. I'anN. inic. ami itlier inaicilalsof the manufactuier- -Su'fc XaO-TOSt 0-StL -lrlVt, Anl rtin therefore afford to use. .is v.e atttas do. the bt st ai li les. while enra-ghig O-KTXj-ST Ti:cXKS.-ii-,?E2 3PH.IO.BIS. Cards, Envelopes, Gir ':;iars, the j1vkry day wants ok tiik countinf. itoom and the . woi.k shop ai:b supplied at pp.ioks which oajs' not iiut (jive satispactfon to all. IK1.I.Y ASTOKIAIV i'tvTu.r: kkkk to DAILY, ONE COPY ONE YEAR DAILY. ONE COPY FOUll 3IONTDS V, C5r"Sauiple copies of either edition 10 cents. Address .1. '. HAlil.ORAX fc Ci. Publishers "Astoria, Oregon c2rostm:ittis.:ir! anthoiLeil to act :w agcutb for Tiik AhToniAif. jrAUTIN foai:i. .r. j. stokhs, FOARD & STOKES, Wholesale and r.'t.ill dealer-? in Woo(l,a(n7iilow-wareJSALM0T TWmE, GROCERIES. Tobacco. Cigars, Wines and Liquors rOI.T.HIN AM) DOMESTIC Fruits and, Vegetables,-, i COUNTRY PRODUCE.4 ' General Commission merchants ATOKXA. OKKCSOX. Xet to Orejiwn Kaihvay .t Xav. ro' Dock. dtw GOOD CHEAP BOOTS, I have T.otAltr RoHiipoH fha PvSn """' -.-.- w-i. -. .x.,c Of all my First-Class COOTS AM SHOES .ll.tnr. TO ORDKK, -s follows : rinest Sewed C.tff Roots - - Sll oo x inesi legKca lap aoieu rinest reused Single Soled I0M - to oo othinKhutthellest Genuine Mercer French Calf Used in ily Shop. I. J ArvoIU, Opposite the 0. IL & X. Co.'s Dock. liKALUtS I" Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A fit err.! Avortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agent- for .miicce "if Stifces and Ranges The Be-t in tin aiarket. Iiunbiu,j goods of :ill kinds onjlmnd. Job work ilone In a workmanlike manner. .ii:i'K5-!RSOX STKEETS, HAS the Airf TYPfi OF TJIE J. AT AST STYLES. Bill Heads and Letter Heads. TKR9IS: BV MA If.. am. piniscRinKK.) m 59 00 Barbour's No. 40 I2-Ply COM ll! LEAD LINES, SEINE TWINJBS. A Full Stock Now on Hand. . HENRY DOYLE & CO., i Market street. hh iru-eisca Solu Agenls for the Pacific Coast Stelians Varieties ! GRAND OPENING. i I A LIVEIk BXTBRTAIXMSSaiT . Have a now bowling alley, tho largest anil best in town. Atlintttoncc in hest in town. Admittance Iree. J. H. D. GRAY, Wholesale and retail dealer In. ALT. KIXDS OF 'FEED, Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc General storage and Wharfage on reason able terms, foot or Eecton street. Aatorla Oregon. i -'