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F. HALLOKA27 iz COMPANY.
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Terms nf Subscription :
r- w. Oarriar. f'or no,fc -..ii rents J
nr,t by mini, i.turniontrn.. .... ..
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.lieriitcinentHiriPortoaby tlioywir fltipieisosauuis. aim nil- j.-)ai.i.iiiim 't'
rstoi.f i z pcrsyuarc per nioiiih.
rr.nS,on:a,lverti-m.bytbod.-.y or ,ccl:.lan(1 the uintahlhereium and all the ;
gftrcwiu wnunraforoMliin.iwtion. . gt f mns anA Mm.nscs v.urc
THECITY.
iik Uvu.vA'STOiiUS ir; he cnt U'j
n ill al cent a month. jreeof jnxtagc, llMd
ev who cntiinjlaUibnice from the citu can
.u. Tine Astouiax fallow Uicin. Daily
v.'kkki.v (lit ion j tuavti Mt-ifirc irith'
t tvl.Ut in il cjrpcn.se. Atldrfi'gt maybe
-r.1 t;td Q ttitfti c.i- dfirfl. Iwr-r m lit r nl
th. nnuitluo rmmi.
Council meets this evening.
- The Columbia i reported falling
at points above.
'Ilivalvnlar fruit'' is what they
call clams at Olympia.
Capt. Geo. .1. Ainsworth, .superin
tendent of the river division of the
O. II. A; . Co.. has tendered his
resignation, to take effect the first of
October next.
--President Arthur is expected to
visit San Francisco next September.
If so, lie will probably pay us a visit,
also. A visit from a New York presi
dent would be a rarity.
-The das. (J. Uain discharged densed sunshine that shone on Oregon
:),8o0 packages tin plate yesterday j -"" Washington Territory this season,
ftftcmou. She goes to Portland thislSo. too ,t is wWl tl,is i'ent glorious
morning, having on board 7o0 ton
oda, salt, coke, pig iron, etc.
- The M. E. church will be dedi.
cited next Sunday, the 23A inst.
The dedicatory sermon will be
preached by Rev. II. K. 1 lines, D.
D., editor of the Pacific Christian
Advocate.
Xo. '2 Hose boys were out !a3t
evening and made a run with 700
feet of hoso on their jumper; run 200
yards, laid 100 feet of hose, broko
coupling and attached play pipe in
r.7 l. seconds.
- -Thomas IJolton, who drew one
hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars in the Havana lottery in 1873,
is now driving a hose cart in tho San
Francisco fire department for eighty
dollars per month.
A Main street merchant yester
day made the best remark about the
Hazel Kirke play that we have heard.
He said it was "a Vandyke in a two-
nit iramc. c ougnt to nave a new
theater, that's a fact.
-An Iowa tornado carried a pi.tuo
Hixty miles. If they eonld get the
piano insured, traveling pianists would
find that cheaper, if not quite so re
liable, than paying an Astoria man
Sl.oO to remove it to the O. R. it X.
dock.
-A slender gentleman named Cook
diHtinguished himself last Friday by
healing a woman named Mollic
Tebo so that she was obliged tojentrajls amj swaUowed them. Thev
have medical aid. Last evening the,seeme,i wllHng to eat the heiuh also,
unfortunate woman was reported in a I uut iac;0ll the ability to reduce tluur
dangerous condition. j ,,iu sicicliHy to allow of this.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the I. S. N. Co., at Ilwaco, T.,
. 1 f. , r ,x -
yesieruay aiicnioou, tne iouowmg
otiiccrs were elected for the ensiling
year: Roard of Directors - - L. A.
Loomis, H. S. Gile, I. V. Case, ,1.
H. I). Gray, L. H. Rhoails; L. A.
Loomis, President; J. R. Goultcr,
Secretary; J. W. Case, Treasurer.
The British army still occupies
Alexandria; all manner of outrages
by natives are reported, and the offi
cers in chargc of the English lroop3
seom to have difficulty in keeping mat
tore straight. Arabi is still swooping
around with 3,000 or 4,000 men, and
the only probablo outlook is that he
will bo annihilated whenover the Eng
lish get ready to attack him.
In the last issue of the Portland '
Mercury, the falsehood is reiterated,
that Columbia Engine Co. were growl
ing about the way they were treated
on the Fourth here. That paper says,
"Every member of Columbia Engine
company" endorses tho article. In
the assertion as made tho Portland
Mercury published a deliberate lie,
and now it sticks to it, though we ex-
posed its mendacity by publishing a
letter from the leading spirit of Iho
company wiicro he asked that they
were not to be blamed for the article
But it's really of very Httlo consequence.
A Chunk of Coal.
On iho docks along the front arc
scattered .nwat beans of coul. tarried
from the other side of the world, from :
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(.iu.tii..ii..1.in. ..".r ..--.... .
! western corner t the country The,"' Ieu. '. m reports mar .every
al is just plain ca-d,otbing i j;,,t bindneM house in the place ecept(
i excited abnnr. hut vet a chunk : the i
black bitumen is nut without a cor- i
tain interest. It represents to us!
ijmdthnt much crystd ..n.shine: ;
aeons of countless ages agon.' when
ulw. i-.si.m rn. of ihe ..mil.
''fioja not as thick by several thousand
" iv foetus ni.fr, and when the pterodae- j
tyl
and the lueghwaiirus and thei'"" papers are
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jabbenrock and the meganthcnifrium
holding ward meetings and putting up j afternoon and night. They need ! " ( " l"---convention
this same old sun of ours ' elp from outside cities. Thej . x (lf -..j.,-, ,Vork:U All!i.r
that turns the vapor to purple mist on country responded with vegetables and . - .
the Columbia, was shining down on Hour, but there are no groceries. The t'ahre's iee cream is tlie he-t.
that hot and shallow j-hore. on the gi- fire started about half-past 1 o clock j -('hildicu's sails at Mrs. 1JmI.V.
rf.nttirt A..foin fi.i uwwl.i i. rMfAfM. I Priilav intirtiiiiif. . "
f. " , ,i
ble grow th that was compiled to coal
by the enormous strata procure of I
after ages. So that coal is so much
fcondoned sunshine, auined .sunshine
t ...
as it were, oi tne uays nen
the rock of which the pyramids are
built was .still plastic mini on the
sides of Ivilimnndjtiro, and when it
burns in the grate it yioldf" up the
same yellow llame and heat it ab
sorbed from the eooene sun.
So also it is with the wheat
that come" Hunting down and out
to sea. The long, blender stalks, like
iarnih, catch the sunshine and imprison
it: they hold it fast in swelling kerne!
and ripening grain, and when the
cargoes get across to England, the
wheat that is poured into Liverpool
docks leprcsents just fo much con-
sunshine that we enjoy. Xow it pours
down from the cloudless .sky, and next
winter, when winds blow and rains
fall, the memory f the .summer sun,
stowed away as the secret of the sun
is stored in wheat and coal, will serve
instead of the present brightness, and
light the gloom of clouds and storms.
Xow. if wo only know how to do it,
wc might go on and talk about the
sun of this life in contrast with the
brilliancy of immortality, but sermons
cten from stones or .suns are never
palatable from other than licensed
VH- . .
Fish Fodder for Cows.
Tra'olersiiiihe country about North
Cape, Norway, are amazed to see the
natives eking out the scanty fodder
for their cattle by giving their cows
rations of dried fish. According to
Captain At wood, of Provincetown,
Mass., the Capo Cod co ivs used to do
belter or worse and feed heartily
on i-a" fish. According to a state
ment by him communicated to tho
fish commission by lsnac Hmekiey,
ihe Provincetown cows being ''kept
up" have lost the li.sh-ealiiig practice:
but prior to tho passage of the M uk-i-chusetts
statute forbiddn.g owners of
cows lo allow Iheni to roam at will
(which statute was enacted to protect
directly the beach graws which
checked the drifting of the .sand), i Ik
cows Hocked to the shore while Ihe
fishermen were cleaning their catch.
I These cows sought with aviddv tin1
., .
El. A
Rather Exnggeiated.
sTtiJ'.lAX:
The item in yesterday s Asiti:iA,
purporting to he an account of a game
of base-ball played al Fort Canity on
Sunday, is just a little exaggerated, and
your informant makes rather free with
the names of some of the boys. There
had been no game of base-ball played,
neither was there any in progress
when the individual mentioned as
"dressed in blue" made his appear
ance. "A few of the boys were pimply
throwing and catching the ball when
the officer in command at the Fort
politely and properly sent them word
that base-ball playing could not be in
dulged in there on that day.
Very respectfully yours,
"Se.mi: of thi: J J vs."
The YVallaeetown is taking on a
tremendous cargo of salmon. The
value wili run up in the hundreds of
thousands.
Our Knappa correspondent writes
that the farmers up that way arc very
busy hiying. and that the weather is
'all that could be desired for mieh
,r-f,r:
Anuoyance Prevented.
Gray hair.s arc honorable but their
premature appearance is annoying.
Parker's Hair Halsain prevents the
annoyance by promptly restoring the
youthful color.
"Will Not Rebuild.
A messenger reached Lawiston l'n-.
day night direct from Colfax, leaving,
. .
the scene of the calamity after tholLHt. Lailics who are good, can have J
fire burned out for want of material
ivinpp A Lurrell .s was utterly do-.
tw.vcu. ine tew urick tuiv unmcii;"1
as rapidly as lho.e nf wood. Tins'
merchants s;ivcd nothing from their
stocks, mo te.cgrapn, express ami :
all the county olliees were destroyed,
Tho city and county recoids, as wdl
as the i"r,ited States isnd office books'
v'.l lof-t. Uutli news-'
U...- .i:.-.
ri'ir.or ollirr.x uirt'
Imrned. Seven!,
'
1 1 1 1 1, u o
horses were binned in one .stable. .
! f life is so far a?c.-rtaincil. Thej J' l',, " ''ffi-Ivlle
people had nothing to e:.t FnUnyli.lhll,
pi i i ' ii e
I he alia alia Mate.-oii:m siy.s
that all shades of opinion are ex-;
- , , -., -
calamity has caused general regret
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among an me people in taii:i i,iii:i.
and an intimation that material help
is needed will he answered by its
prompt .sending. Among insurance
men it seems to be very generally the
belief that the companies will decline
to take any risk in Colfax when it has
rebuilt, at least until the city makes
ample provisions for battling with a
lire.
CLIPPED AMD CONDENSED.
Fortress Munroe is the largest single
fortification in the 4 world. It has al
ready cost over
Si: (MM) 1)11(1 of inoiiev. l..
3" J -J-I.il
Tim -ifnf linforv ? i,i-iii.-id-r.'1il ffi
, . , ,. , . r ...
he one of the finest nieces of military!
construction in the world.
Thus s.-i's the editr f tho Oregon j
City Enterprise: 'If we .should pro-
long our ln'cs, we should put one day
betwcbii washing and ironing. ' Wiry
you must do that to let the clothes
dry: that's the w.-vy we do.
Mrs U.iinbridge, of Providence,
R. L, say.s that going out from one
of the mission houses in Foochow,
China, she met a m-ui with a pole
across his shoulders, with a basket on
each end filled with girl babies, which 1
he was trying to .sell at 40 cenls each. .
Tho truth is now recognized that
e tendency l ail popular health
mu
sorts is to become nnlunlthy, Wuie
they depart more and more front their
original typo, which is that of a tem
porarily occupied camp, and tend to
become villages, with village methods
of water supply.
It has been developed by the cen
sus that there is only one cow to
every twelve inhabitants. The aver-
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.iSu iimii iiihii 11.1111 !m.ii..;....i.j.
drink, and when the cow goes dry a I
dozen men must lake rumcihing else
than milk. Tho temperance people
ou"ht lo see that tuero are more!
cows.
Many vcais ago, it is related, Em-
eisou ami HieoUoiv t'ari.er weroi.
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walking in Concord, when it well
known leader of the Second Advent-
i-ts ritihed up lo tlu-iu in grea: ex-
ciiomcut. 'fiie world ceases at mid
night," he cried out. "Well, re
plied Parker coolly, "lam not con
cerned; f live in Hi.ston." "As for
me," added Emer n, equally undis
turbed, "I can get along without it."
-i'ouml. last Mmdav night, a pur.se,
on the sidewalk in lioiit of O'Rricn's
hoi el. The owner can hae it upon
proving propcrt by inquiring at the
liar.
W-tttal 1
pressed as to a prooanmty m a "'-'sU-ail .lolin A. .Montgomery's.
building of ihe citv. a great man v of' . , . ": ". r , ...
- ,.". , ", i Hiekens work. line edition, oid i
the business men believing that the cents al Adler.
commercial interests will go to Emit- ' A,0.:i,or ,. Wolk : rarl
cott -or to ,oine other new locality on j Adler-.
the proposed Hnc of .railway. Thej .Mr..lohn l.'ogersoniieCenlnii .Mar
Piucha-er.s for four lots in Olncy-J1)ofmo "lt-nls 'b"reclcd.
Astoria, suitable for residences. Onei -
lot in Shivelv-'s AMoria suitable for bits- If ou want nice fresh lard, or good
inc-s piujoes. Apply to sugar-cured hams. juM from the coun-
.1. O. IJ'ooitTit. Agent, i try go to F. 15. Klhersou's bakerv.
Your AVife Want.
One of those oil stoves; neat and eon
v enienf. s't one at Foster's.
Society Belles
Aro loud in their praise of I"lorcaton
Cologne on account of its remarkably
delicate and lasting fragrance.
Notice.
our entire .stock of mouldings audi
frames -nf all kinds brackets and wall
poekets. :iIm a lot of other goods, will
heo!d at coM at Ihe City Hook Store
for the licet thirty days
Cii..i$Ti:vi:x .t Sox.
A Ctiaugc.
Our niaiij readers will gladly wol-.-
cone the introduction to general Use of j AM; to see one of those patent fyed
the pleasant remedy Syrup of Figs rrs at ,""s,t's'
which is a agreeable to the tasleas the ,f ,... ....,, :.. ,,..., .. . . .
, . . ...... , ,,.."" ou v""" ico eream that i.s ec
fiuit Irom which it is made, and better, rmim, go to Frank Falire's
than oil. sails. nl'..s. or any of the bitter
and nauseous medicines or bvgoue days.
il ...w'notliie.Motreit ttul -iHviVs
As iUos.s nollni.. to tr it, aucl.iiw.is
gives .salisfjction, everyone is using it
w herevcr known, and W. IC Dement ,
cm-7o li'nd.ro iv, vL t- Cn "whole
Aslona. IbMlge Daj i Co.. '"'
sale agents, Portland. Oregon.
It ?.-- li. lin.ni nonrold.il vrf.ilit fst
11. ii wrr
Sends u handsome, reliable dresses
"''',,"V",,;iVA - 'iVc vnm vf.
. iiikiitwiii ft nimiiiiii 111 11 wi
Reed charged, providing they vritot
wiin reiercnccs. 10 n. i. iiu. conn-i -o
aim .mer streets, roniaiui.
Ek.Vl.u't7n nm,lre(f:Uid cleveutceii
of the newo-t ami most popular novels
"
Wood tar Sale.
Tiimlred and lift j
t.oril of lrv hom'oek. which I will -ell
for cash :it:s.7."i perron!
1 will deliver!
the woimj to iiiv ciisto"mors.
I.'. 11. -M.vr.to.v. i
Siiljerlition Xcus Deiot.
fecial air.ui'einent has been made
lhvt'irl Vdler -j ili-it vun ran sulwerihe
-, aj p:.ptT. magazine, or periodieal
Noveltn in household ariieh
p,,,.
at
.ft -". . - .HUH ' - -.! .
iwV liti'lr it' CliifiK ill' I lti ltrt
ket. lias made arrangements to keep al
Ihe linesl fre.di lisli. ele., in their eason
Three scow loads of dr lir. soruce
iimns. ami Dark, jiwt
sale at (Srav'sdocFc.
limbs, and bark, jiwt received and for
Chiis. .Stevens & Son hae fur
and are agents for the new Singci
ing machine-.
-ale
ew
Iivh lee eream ever.-, day at rnuil:
KabreV. Families supplied in an
pianlity by leaving order. A No the
finest ny.sicrs. cooked to ouler. Frank
Fabre oystei-s and ice cream are know n
j everywhere as par excellem'e.
Fancy .-onus ami liei-ftunerx of ail
! kinds can he found at ,1. XV. Conn's drug
-tore, opposite Occident hotel.
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III!-. Il I'OOIv SlOll'.
For the genuine .1. II. Culler old
i(,:iiIon .ami the u.-t of wUu nniw.r
:"! S? Franeisi-o beer, call at IheOem
i iiimnii- me oen lower, aim .see i sttnit
! Uel!.
Xo uioiegood weight at the Orient
IJ.'lh-.. Three fn.l-:las barbers. All
work guaranteed, ('hildrens hair eut
ting :i spr-cialh. .I.G. Ch.v::tkk.
Ilnice uii the whole sv.stem with ICiii"
,nf the Illoud. See Advertisement.
Fiv-.li fiuitueeived at C. A.Ma V h
eery ; earner. No stale trash. Kverv
variety of Oregon and California fruit
alwax.s on hand.
Stevens fc Son have their More
crowded with new goods, all marked in
1'hiln figure-.
ciia. Stevens ami n.ii iiave a Moek
'lV?"Vl1!"7ri,:ini,l!(1,"i,l:'1'N bjoU which
jean be byught cheap lor ca-h to ehwe
re-lout that branch of Ihe business.
Kn!i Jiiffy and .-anitneu" ev.rv d.iv
jal the AMoria Candy Faeloiy. Main St.
Remember Frank Fabre ice cream.
It is par excellence.
All who are aftliclcd with salt rheum
itch, .-en hi head, inmctiiro. anil ecerc
other eruption ot the skin, should u-e
oi.KNN s M-i.mn: .soap.
Are ou made mi-erable liv Imli-ge-lion,ConMipalion.
Ui.lucs..",n-s of
...v.. ..!... "'r.ll..... l.:.. k"l - I ... .T?i .a
tiil'ltcmr. i rinin oiiin . rllllou iuu-
mr i- a paMlive cure. Fer: sale U Y.
l I lenient.
Henry Grevillc?. fa-cinaltie.
jnM received at Carl AdlcrV.
work-.
What i- nicer on a warm dav than a
I dish of that exquisitely itaviired ice
j eream that Frank Fahro "makes V
I'.a.fi. i..). itriuinrii . ..... ..
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iioii - Ki - meii'uaune - eoi ;:s: liesi'i'ipiton.
! should leine their ordeis wltli A. Van
J?"" v K"- Jl"'-X :n0 pr'T-dJo de-
jiixer goiMis m :iu pan oi ine eiivoii
j iSteshoiieM notice."
Prof. Fred Myer wishes io nrgan
iea singing elase of children: he aNo
hasa fair as-oi(ment of Oermau music
for sale. Room over the (icm -:;1is.ii.
-A Nasal lujectoi
free with im.-1i
bottle of Shiloh's Calanh. Rem.'dt
Price .Til cent.
Sold hv W. K. I lenient
When jougo lo Hw.ieo. -lop m at j
.viuers oi-iore .ou sian anil gi one
Waller Scott's novels, only y.-, cents.
A 1.U re cure for dyspepsia. The
Oregon BLOOD PruiKIEU. Cse
P. .1. Goodman, on Chemmnis street,
has just received the latest ami most
fashionable Myle of gents and ladies
boots, shoes etc. Agent in Astoria for
the famous Morrow Ikks.
Stin.iMi's Criu: will iminedintejy
reheve Croup. whiMtping cough anil
Hronehili.s Sold bv W.l-L Deinenl.
: FrcshcM and fmesr cakes fruit and
! eamly al the Astoria eandv faeton .
on want togetMimeof Roseoc's ice
cream tonlaj : Tresh made ami nicely
llavored.
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! Line will give immetii.ite relier. Price
! jo , cls.etsnmK-l. Sold by W. K. e-
i menl.
I
, W.hen jou want pure drugs ami
""loS of atl.V kind, go to .1.
t.onnV Am N,0, OI,1oVlU. (M.j,i,.,:
hotel.
"
The Hev. Ueo. H.Thayer, of J lour-;
' ,)""' IMV sa?s:J,,Jolu leir and wife
oweour!
jCur.E.r bold by W. E. Dement.
Carl JLdlter's
I
SOOJESl JST?OJb..fca3
The 'arrest stock of '
, Blar.it Boohs and Stationery J
Of evej.7 description. J
S:h Hooks. P.iblos. Poetical
u orks. Aiounts nnn
Gold fens.
: llesidet a full and complete
stick of wverything usually
Ikei in a well rejnilated Itook
AKn. n-ws deiHt and asenev for
ery jiaperand ucriodieal publLsbed.
Carl Adler's Music Store
II
Pianos and Organs.
of all makes cn-.taiiU on hand. Also r
full stock oi
VIOLINS. GUITARS, UANJOS, AC-
COP.DKOMS. COXCERTIXA3,
HARMONICAS, FLUTES.
Al-o a lare stock of the best or
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
SHEET MUSIC.
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
As welt as I'vervthliiK lse belonging to (a
I'lt-st tMass Music Store.
I'iaii(and Organs sold on tne monthly ln
talliuciit j.lan. or for rent.
CARL ADLER'SVAR ETY STORE
f?5 AVatclii's. Clocks and Jewelrv.
rZrr'Sx.i? I'ocket and Table Cutlerv,
If ''TUK Yankee Notions and Toys,
tr. "jm Picture Frames and Chromes.
wVsu'flK11'- Carrlatrcs, a complete
hi m nsaortment.
New goods by every steamer. The public
an invited to examine my stock and prices.
(Mir.N.VMl'S ST.. - ASTORIA. OHF.GON
Dairy Farm for Sale.
I aii instructed by .Mr. Ii. W. C'ol.lnbenv.to
olier for sale fits lincly-lorated farm
OX CLATSOP PLAINS.
It consists or Ifo acres of evcellent pasture
laud which, with the adjoinhi'r cattle raiiKP.
is capable of supporting 7n head of stock the
joarreinui. Eilit acies fenced and G acres
under cult nation.
Fine-1 1ciJ:ililr ;ai-.'l-n on the 1'lalBH
And set end be:irinu Iruli lre. Kanch is
iimliilfil by ri-im; "rettnd and timber be
tweeit it aim tin vnn. fioin all ht-av winds
am: storm".
House 4'uiilHliiiug 7 Kouut.
Stnre-riiuii. iiii!k-ri-oin. bam. stable, waon
she.l, i-te., etc. lliKaluabIo fann is .situated
l'i mitos Miiitli from Point Adams' Light
House, mid if applied for soon will be sold
at a very low fktme. Mr. Cofllnbeny being
old and ile-imas of rclirin Irom labor. If
not sold ::t piivnte s:dc tn'fore the first of
Aiigu-t. the whole property will be disposed
or at
I'tililic Ai;tiuu.
Tilli- inilisputalc. For further particulars
ciHiuire of
- E. C. H0LBEN,
If
Real Estate Agent.
A. Van Duscn & Co.
WUl'l.l) i:iPKTKCLI.V OAI.I. TIHi
atli-ntiou of the Public to the faet that
thej are Aueiils for the following tewing
machines. i:
The mpe4il Singer.
Tlie Vlist'.
TUi- S'riMtu
An:l Tlie IHitrlile,
Winch thev are selliin: rroin 53.1. toS.
each air.d defy Competition.
!.'H"n- v.iitiln I., piiiehate iimchliu-
slii.uid i-a!l and i.:sji r oiirslni'k before pur-e!ia-iiig
eNt v.hfre. as ; e guarantee to give
perfeci sa:isf:i-:i"a :i nrsinU ipiality and
price.
LOTS FOR SALE-
Lots and 5, in Block ,3
.v
C0NC0MLY and JACKSON STS.,
OJ.Xi:VS ASTORIA.
.Iu2l dim Apply to 1. W. Cuxn. '
Notice.
rillli: lU:i:iTOi:xOK .SOUOOl. District
X No. l. will meet as a Hoard of Kquallza
lion, to cvamiue the AssesMiicnt 1'olt of said
Districa, onTiitday..lulvgrth, ly, at the
store of . I. W. Ccarhart.
P.v order or ihe Hoard of Directors.
.!.:. Ill'STLKi:, ClerK.
Astoria. Jnlv isth. l-.o d tl
iiorsr. a.yi iiT for salj;
In OliicxV. Astoria.
Utll'SlC OXi: STOKY AND A HALF.
Ha- i.- rooms wood-shed, chicken
house, etc.. and a never-railing, living spring
or good water on the lot. Price Sfs'tO. loca
tion, about eight minutes' walk fromPost
oflice. Apply to K. C. HOLD EX,
jrt"5-tf Kcal Estate Agent.
CITY
iRnni o-rrDC
! " ' ' ' ' - -
J
'
v,. :trt. m.M.uii!s n-ccv
iug new udditlons
to our stock and have the Unest and
larf-t astortment of variety
j;ooltiu thecitj.
n , ,
- Pnmhe flenc hnc
"UHIUb. ul USUtJS,
Stationery, Frames
Celluloid Goods.
-Vll our goods are marked In plain ll,nire.i
CHAS. STEEX3 &SON
"&
11 lY'Ai
s3ouna
irw r f
ti--" l )y.
C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
l4tM4aJ4
I X L STORE
r
NEW GOODS
"I
T have- reTOorefl v tti
(KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW-BUniHHH
And have, Without
The Finest and Best Arpaspd Store in iiretn.
New Goods Received by Every Steamer ia
All tlie Latest Styles and NovMmm
Call and Inspect Stock and
Purchase
No trouble to
C. H. COOPER,
-
ASTORIA, June, ll, 1882.
ASTORIA
M. MEYER - - -
ASTORIA,
SFSOIA3U ugV.JNTJJOTJJSrOEiJMClSlJJTC'.
EEDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES.
$7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS.
ILAKGK ORDF.RS IX UKK PBOPOUTIOX.
Less Quantities, 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, - - $ I SO per Dozsn
.WSpoclal attention paid to orders
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
1H St'PEI.MOi: TO 3IOSI. AND LS IvXCHLLED J'.Y NOXE OX THIS (XU3l
JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR
CHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGOIf.
-Orders Iclt lit the OE11MANIA IlKElltliAIX nU he piomptly Httendcd t.
A. V. Allen,
(SlIOCKsSoK 'l'O I'AUK it ALLKN.)
wti.iicvaii-iuid retail d-i!Mtu
Provlaloa&,'
Glass and Plated Ware,
TKOPICAL AXD DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
I
Together with
fines, Upra, TotaolCiprsi
Tlie largest and most complete stock of i
tcoous in their line to be found In the city. '
Corner of Cass and Squemocqhe Streets j
ASTOniA. OREGOX.
For Sale.
mWO ACRES OF LAND. WITH OXE-
JL story house, sttuato witum sou reel or
wharf at Cathlamet, Washington Territory.
Price S40O.
J On acre of land, with two-story houe
situate within 000 feet of urnc w liatf. Price
Fann of 185 acres, with house, and two
9SLb?"l!?S.,.'a"1
i, o"j " j colluna in uio usu packing buaRieas, onaoc
1vV-trti.1.iarspnnnir.nf p.Pn i?niv.rt the name of -The Astoria Yaiiety. rakiic
CathianTsV W. T.. or FJ It. Strong, tSSSSj PJlJp
PRICKS t
:
LOWEST
a Singl Excepti,
u ursiu. i-
.......... ,j
Got Prices Whether Yo
or Not.
show goods.
4wa X
BREWERY.
- - . - Proprietor.
OKKQON.
from Publle Houses and Famines."
j;
BliFMSp'.P SjrTaBffaH
XEOISTXSSD lUBCXaS. 1SI.
mmuk
crok0ryjmmimmmm
Mako in of the Veetab!e Ktnsow At
lulely the
BEST KNOWN REMEDY!
For tha
; BIiMitl nhiI ttrer Cnp!alBt,
Sen r Id t'Jrflt1
rer. .ter. Bcifa. eJc.
FOB
K1(Ih.t hiI Bladder VHea,
Vhroalr. Mm Taifta
suit KkeamattM.
Has Stood the Test
FOR YEARS.
For purtleuLirs uad RMtimonUds fjota treU
known people in our State reed locate aam
circular.
Prlee - Ml. per BtU,
. . .
To i usu n; a xt? iak hi vloto for fc.m.
i Yonc ilni"tKt hrens nnd rwouiinMidslfc
. v f. .,,,,, t!intvnnmMthPwiiitni
Aa-H- fr. ami sCe lmt you get tne genuine
NotiCi.
X istlnsr butween J. T. Borchera an vTvL