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Vol. XVII.
Astoria, Oregon. Friday Morning, July 21, 1882.
No. 95.
Stall)
StoiflrimL
SCIENCE IN MODERN WAR-PARE.
1
Victory in modern limes is gen
erally on the side ot the largest
armaments. It was so even in
ancient times. Napoleon took
care to have the best equipment.
His disciplined men relied upon
the best of weapons. When
Fiance and (Jonnairy recently
engaged in war, the difference in
arms was a striking one. The
clmssepot on which the French
planed so much reliance was, prob
ably, infeiior to the needle gun.
Krupp's rifled cannon were supe
lior to the lighter guns used bv
the French. Victory in the end
declared in favor of the best
utuaicu iu mwi m nn. wt,au
armament althouo-h other causes
.uiiiiiuiLui, .uiuuu0ii viiiiv.1 v-iusi.3
dso made forthe Germans. Some-
times battles are won bv verv
ferior arms. Our ancestors in the
Revolution had nothing bette
than flintlock muskets of large,
smooth bore, horse pistols. :i few
sabers and some light, smooth-
Dote cannon. t et the werei
marksmen, having had the fexpert
enco of 11 frontier life, and they
were a match at all times for an
equal number of British veterans,
who generally had better weap
ons. "War lias now become more a
matter of science than ever before.
It is not now :i conflict with spears,
shields, crossbows, war galleys and
Greek fire. But rather with such
engines of destruction as never
before were employed in war.
The Roman emperor battered
down the walls of Jerusalem with
a beam having a metal head, called
:t "battering ram." Two thou
sand years ago walled cities were
taken in this way, or not at all.
The battering engine now is a
rifled cannon, delivering nearly a
ton of metal with precision, a dis
tance of five miles or more. Ordi
nary fortifications go down before
these engines in a few hours. The
bombardment of Alexandria is the
last -striking illustration of the
fact that victory is on the side of
the best armament. The strong
citadels along the water front of
Alexandria went down under the
terrible fire of the iron-clads. A
bombardment of two days would
reduce, the city to a heap of ruins.
One of the armored ships was
pierced through sides of melnl
many inches thick. There were
great guns on both tides, but the
British had the largest ones, and
the most of them. The levia
thans of the deep dealt, with this
fortified city as if resistance was
hardly more than the amusement
of the day. Not a ship was
incapacitated in the leat orgteatly
injured.
Of course heavy armaments
alone do not insure victoiy. Back
of this must be trained men.
England is able to assert Iter
supremacy any da' with her navy,
which for strength has never been
surpassed in the history of the
world. She cultivates, ior the
most part, ways of peace; and is
often taunted that she has ceased
to be warlike. But thei e is the
reserve of power her unequaled
navy, her cannon and small arms
which embraces the best ever put
into the hands of soldiers. It
may be true that the forces were
not equally matched at Alexandria.
The Egptian soldier is not equal
to the British soldier. Nor are
the brick and stone fortifications
about Alexandria equal in strength
to the armor-plated ships. But
the difference illustrates the point
made, that the victory goes, other
things being equal, with the
strongest armament. 'Egypt has
no navy of any consequence.
Old citadels, once supposed to be
strong enough to resist any forco
which enemies could array against
! them, arc now nothing but inviting1
'iaroets for modern gunnery,
Great Britain was represented,
before Alexandria with some of '
,, .. :,in.. l,:.- ,, .r.ir,
the most formidable ships ii war.
known in the history of the world, j
avi... ft. ..;., f dmt -....I clif.ll '
inu nn. linn ' ."
i. ii l.i . ..-- :.. :
uegau mere cuuiu or nu iuv ;
ihmit tlio ;.-. tn.pk fire had :
been supercedod by a fire which j
("lri-iori with it cuch iiroieetiles as i
ciriJUiwiuuibuui j.iDjium. 7
no ril-irlpl; now in oxiitence COllkl.
long resist, not even those of
mouei n construction, much less
those about Alexandria. It is the
old .-torv. Viclorv is on tin- side
of the heaviest gnn. Si-ien.-f ha--'
invested modern warfau with a
lclII",u .-'s"--- - !
!,'.. .,t
terrible significance. Perhaps the
Mohammedan fanatics of Egypt
...... k-t , iii..itark i'iiiiiiiii! 1 110 !
........ .. 1
"'" ",1U' """ " "'
ii ... .1 -..a ..r . ....,1 tl.o4
a .a.it fit (ini'itn ntr:i
in-l11 im" W,,,IU -'" ""
the 'Mnhdel no longer Heirs -;
rjtore 1 he loiumvr 01 tin- i ropuet.
tJSnlklhi.
The Citadel of Cairo.
Thi' citadel of Cairo, which is
new being M lengthened and fur
nished with stotes for a ganison of
13,000 men, in expectation of
England's threatened attack,
stands on a steep, rocky bluff above
the city. It was the favorite resi-j
deuce, of the famous Egyptian
dictator of the last generation,
Mehemet Ali Pasha, who strongly
fortified it and kept a number of I
heavy cannon constantly pointed
from its walls to the eifv below to
rif. n'T-n, !.. .lT.fr.wvtii tvlilt i,;c .t..,... '"""""
oventwc tin nisaiiection wiucn nis ... . ,. , , t i.,
. ; of the magnet, which are too slight:
iron rule tnevitablv produced, lite., . .. . ,. ,,. ... ;
., -n " i 1 1 .to be distinctly seen. 1 his little i
ii?nll .i.. ofitl ti 41n1oKY r-.t.tflt '
. , . , , ,. swinging magnet lollows everv
and might give trouble to a force? , . , ,
?,..,. . ! change m the received current;
unprovided with heavy sierc ar- ; , . . ,,
.' ,, , ' - landeveiv chanire, great or Miiall,
tillerv. Above the ramparts aiel . ,. ...
. . ...... produces a oorresponuimr oscilla-
viMuie iii a (uiiniuui.iuii: iii.ii.iui;i.-
the
th
by
pnn
interior beincr decorated with :i!,
. . - . . it-
richness ot coloring unmatched in
the world evcent nerh-tn. bv the
uio worm, i..cejH, pcruap. , ti " -
tall slender white minarets of "" W l . "S ou l,IC hai;
. , ,. , ,. . ., scaie. j. eoue oi .surnats is so ar- , iiraienu uicjicr recojry, on ner reiarni n .. ... n ,. . .
e Muhammedieh Mosque, built . , , . , , to Europe in 1K she introduced the : Rubber and hpmp Pachinqof all Kirnis.
1 ' rniio-ed he wlitnh the tnnvetnenm i ...... .i..Y.. u..r.. ..'.!..... : ...... -
MehemetAh. 11ns is one of the of Ue (f mttdc ,,, under 'vnriiAianws UliHl Wiiip4: PROVISIONS.
rHVll firilMllieillS (I I klini lt?' .. . . . . . mmu ibuawiHUiin Hiuivi ii ii" lail 1 -.
oip.it oni.iiiiuiis m kirof "i:nii:nlA .u Utfoix ol tie :i In m- . who hadbroiuthL them t& m,livA rruill Afl :iit.. VEiii.
viuauiura puiauu ;u v.r;iii;iu;i. iu;.i , , . , , ,
, , . .. ! tic speck, which keeps dancing
front or the main entrance lies a i . " . . .. . .
... , . about over the scale to his right,
vast paved quadrangle surrounded J , . . , .
, , ,. , , i 1 o Ins practiced eve, each move-
bv a low colonnade, which has ac-1 . i . .'ret
. , ...... s ment of the spot ii light repre-
All I 1 ..I .1- 1..
uiiiicu .i u.tiiiu iiiiui ii;ii u-iiuuii
as the scene of the famous "mas
sacre of the Mamelukes" by order
of the Pasha. Mehemet, finding
in the turbulent independence of
these warlike chiefs a foimidable
obstacle to his cherished scheme
of absolute power, invited them to
a banquet in the courtyard of the
colonnade. All petished ave one, ;
the son nf the principal chief, '
who, alone i)reerved his presence!
, " . ' .tie speck ol light into tlie letters stopped". Neglect frequently resuiis .in J l r '""av iii.un.M :m.i
treaeneious .courtesy, ami were mj worijs wi,ici, (j,ev rCpves-ent nn ""nrable lung disease or consuiim-1 l.incesi :is:meni or variet
suddenly fireil tiuou in the midst ' " "; . S'"Tll-?1 ,rod,V" l!" ll,l , " 5 " cin.
. .T r; , : , disorder the stomach like cough .sjrups ' .
of their revel bv a detachment or A .now i wrk cigar manufac- and balsams-, but act directly on the in- Ppmhc Rrnchpc
i i . ii i 1 1 -lined narts- all-ivin" irrifitiim .,:.. uulllUbt DrUbllCO.
srddiers concealed in the encircling , ;"rcr' 5!,v"ff e Sl l :,k 'l I reSiei ii! Slini". : Sironcffiff .iil .
ethufei. I hev enshlv tieeemofl the . . . . I A cnuim. enlil or.sni-. ilmvit ii.ml.t l... .
of mind, threw himself upon theismoking pconlo to atiy great ex-
-round succeeded in reachinir his 'tent;' beeau-e .10,000,000 people
, ... . , .
horse, which was tied to an adjoin-
:.- . .:!!.. o....:.. :..'.
i,, 1". .jjiniging iipwu u
back, he cut his way through the. '
swarmino- assailant, and finding '
the c:ntes shut against him. look a
flying leap lrom the top of the -
wall, a height of eighty feet. The !
horse was killed on the spot, but ;
the daring Mameluke, escaping; Nd-S il would seem a- though we
with a broken limb, crawled away j w'n :l Miflieimilly smoking peo-1
and hid hinmcU before he could !lle- Th.' lmmber of males in the
be overtaken.
How Sharks are Utilised.
The skins of certain sharks are
used in jewelry, for bleeve buttons
and the like, and when dried and
cured take a polish almost eoual to
thatof stone. The vertebrae of the!Sus-in 1). Anthony are to play, it j
shark are always in demand for! is whispered, in "Much Ado
canes. The opening' filled with -About Nothing." Mis uan is'
marrow during life is now filled i to be Much Ado and .Mis Anna. !
a steel or iron rod. The side open -
ings are filled with mother of pearl,
and when polished the csinc is de-
cidedlv ornamental. In India, in
18S0, 300,000 worth of shark fins
, . , .
were shipped to China for food.
In the islands of the Pacific the
fish i in great demand for its
teeth, wlueh arc nianuinctnrea into
weapons of various kind-, .arging
... . i .
from sm-iis loswords mill (Ifl'Ors.
irom spt.ua m sworn.- .uiu u.iel,.ra.
The teeth are all serrated, or saw-
ed.rnd and make terribl" wounds.
Tlw hci f t ! tiuitli is biirc'tl
- -- - - -
with hOlllC instrument, and 40 or of)
hashed to a hard-wood
ill" - the edge. The hilt is also pro-
. . . . . .,
tected 1V eios nicees armed in Hie .
same wav.
?so tHeti i are these
weapou that the native- ot tin f j
. 1 .
island wear an armor tnadi
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. I")
ropi especially to protect ilum-
solves against the .-hark' lelh
Hov the Cable Tatlis.
- .
An operator Mt at a table in a
'
room iiarKfiieu uv n curiam. n
'
Mils lelt hand ManN a little
1 . . ... .
- !
ment. named tin- "tehccting .nil-
VaiitimelerM the invention ol
William Thompson, wit limn which ,
Atlantie telegraphy would be a.
blow proces. not exceeding two
.,1 1 1.1 I
or three words per minute, instead
of eighteen r twenty, the pres
ent rate. This delicate instrument
consists of a tiny uiagii-t and a
small inirroi hanging on a silken
thread, the two together weighing
i but a few grams. Tne electric
current, passing along the wire
from Valencia, deflects the magnet
to and fro. The mirror reflects a
tspot of light on to a scale in a box
on the operator's right hand, where,
by its oscillation, the spot of light
indicates the slightest movements
. ,wr, . . j
.?... r ii . . r ! l.. .v. ! I'inn hnrr. nf ra if wnc nltil m fln . . . - . .
utJU u M:i;eivnig a iiirssigc i0 tins uay,acr a laiise or two Iitlll-! -xv ,u-"" -"a'" 'unn juiiwr-r,
f ,r , . ,, . I iired amlTifrv vear science has "iven!,. ,. .... -
fr0m Va,cnc,a' ,he Ptor 'notffliStikS Ite plSE ItmSllli I Cor.-r lMit.iwu nn.l IInnilltoii..SlieelB
,, lllft..m.nl nr tun i;t .tallvciircs a morbid anndlln for Mimn. . .ismuiA mrvnnv
sents a letter of the alphabet; and
its seemingly fantastic motions
are spoiling- out the intelligence
which the. pulsing of the electric
j current is transmitting hfiween
the two hemisiheies. It is truly
' ' marvelous to note how rapidly the ShiIoh's Cafarrh Remc.lx-a i-om-
1 experienced operator di?piii:iiigle.sJ;veHrV. for, c';,!:,,r,.,1l 1 f V" :ilhI
, !. , . . . , ,. anker .Mom'j Sold by W. K. Demetil.
1 the irregui.tr oscillations Ol the 111- - -
Uo elfect of the re.hic.iiu, horn
to ?!-in the tax on cigars, .says:
''''i"" American peopie are not a
. . ... unnnrxn.
only smoke J,, 000,000 cigars a
.rt,.r Mv I l.tr.nclA;,..; Mao f
j" -' """.""wii.. ...w,. ..
a Miuking people," apparently, is
where every man. woman and
d"M of the whole ."50,000,000
smoke... CoiiMdering that hall the I
)opuIation are women and another '
hiX Ikicamu children and mva
'country over t went v-one year., of
age i n litth shuit of i:!,000,0n0,
o that the conMtinptiou of cigars
averages -2 7- a year fr every m.in
'-tt-
Alis Anna Dickin.ou and
1 Xothing. ,
' ArSiomTce'Prt7enTed.
, l!ray i,:i;rsnrc honorabio but tlicir
premature appearance is nimnying;.
lp;irliers n.air Itate!in i x0
i annoyanco bv promptly restoring the
1 youthful coler.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
The cGunJciinueoiiwle andlenttcn-crlvroil.
?0J .iethVK: Vbo' iomc
S'S&iaiJ&M1 -
;.i. ..--..,:, -..i n..-u.. .- ,.r,. ... ,..:!.. l
tntca. swell- iitil Miiiictiincs hlcl: a evell-
. tLc uhi Ui riCC.,ionn. IieaaK-lu-. ,
jrith hmnwjn ij.jite 'J
tngnr. Ijrth: i en-foul. particularly in the
iiioniiiR:piPtiievjiii.iie.ninetiini vorn-
i-kiiij. irith:i "imrin-rcn.tinn of I he 'loin
ach:.toih-.eiinr.-lypr.,1e: a-tine iniin. iu '
the .-toinach : iK-caMncil nau-ciu ami yjint- .
ine: violent p:iin thu-.tslniat the :i!.,lonie:i:
hdly Mv'ullon mid linnl: urine turliiil: rc-pint-
liinucai.nallvdigicnltni:ilawHi,panitly
hii-coud-: couzh jmnt'tiiur: dry an-I -oiiviil-
i m: miiv:um iiiiiirin-ti Merit. nil 1:1 1'lti -
.... 1 t;.-.l.1 tll. ..,l I
jn2 f ji:l. teeth: temper variable, hut waw '
.Mlv im:ihli
Whene cr the :il.v.--um-i'iii .ire found to
'.-I
Ir. V. "ilc.nm" V,rniil"n:: will
certainly elfeet a etire.
in huyinc ernilfnx he.-iire on :ei the
genuine 111:. . iirx..M:s r.!:uii'i:i:.
nianuf.ietiired h I'leitilim Kro-.. "I Huoil
Street. l'ittfchitn;li. I'a. The market i- toll of
-. . ..
counterfeits vou will ie rij.'ht it it !in-tlu.
umaiuro or i icnnnKi.ro. nn,i v. ri--ii.e.
tt .vcnri-torckccpcr doo- not have the seiui- ,
i:ir,r-vici.i ... ,
...nil ua thriecnt t:imi fr I haml-oine
!iitrii-(aucrtiMiipeaiii
. rri crMtKin oonc d;uk...i, d
- m -
'".mnu onuo.. ruisumyii. ra.
FurniMlirti Itooni-. to Xjt
At Mis. 3ItiitMiti. hxljjiit!; iiuiiM,
lis t'lix verbal Aeeovil.
AM:i:sCATUAi:ill'H.l.saretIu-;-:
i.r all jmrative fur family ue. Tli,-
are the pro(tuct of long. l:ihiuioiis. ami '
.sitcces,rn rheiiiteal inve-liuatioii. and 5
their extensive use l plivsiciaiis in
their practice. ami li all cfvilieil na-.
lions. t.roes them the hM :!iilinWeF-
feetti.d uralie I'ill that nieilutil sci- .
onee ean devise. In intriitMc value ami
citrathf lowers id other Tills ean he 1
eoiupareti with liiem. ami every person, J
Icnov.ing their viitite-. v. ill employ J
them, when needed. They keep the
.sv.tem in perfect older, and maintain in
healthy action the whole machinery of t
life. Mild.! searching and effectual. Ihev !
are especially adapted to She needs of
! the digestive" apiiaratus. denin.irements
jof uliieh. the) pi event and cure, if;
timely taken, I hey aie Use licit ami .
satest pnjsie to employ roreiiudreii ami
weakend constitutions, where a rnihl ,
and efTectual eatharlie Is required.
ami etrectual eatharlie Is required
;i. v:nn.- tt n,.in.n
t m. .ai.i.t. at.i. i.ai 1 r.
" .
Peruvian Bitter
Cinchona Rubra.
Tin ('omit Ciiiclmn was the Spanih j
Viceroj in Tern In ltiio. The Countess,
his wile, was prostrated hy an iiitenuil- '
theitseoflhe native jeined. the IVni-
....! r.. ...... r. i.t... t..r ... r ...1 1...
more nrecioiwihim the gold of theliie:.
lants, by r&1oring the natural tone of
tut: Momucii. ii uiiai'KS e.ccsic ihiid
of liquor as it docs a fever, and destroy j
bothalike. The powerful Ionic irlue
of the Cinchona is pieserved in the
Peruvian Hitters, which are as offec (ie
against malarial fever lo-dav as ihev
were, in the
iY?S the S!gS!ijA" ? l n.1 comnr of Ca.
e. lntlers to he absolulelv .. a,,,! c mrl s,r' pU-
Vicerovs
enLs of these, hitlers to he absolulelv
jmre, and of the bes known iiuaHIv.
A trial will satisfy yon that this is tlie
best bitter in the world. -'The pr...f ..f
the pudding is in the ealing." and v.e
willingly abide this lest. For sale bv
all drttgcists, gnieeis ami liquor deab-rs.
irdtr II. l.ocbMCo..agetils for Asmr::;.
jgni. SJZSJZlSl
j to. For thirty vean. I'.rown'.s l.rcncfiial
Slnfsi'rfsxiisiiM'l "l' "'""Vvi1" i-rrti
SS ift !g rSTSUS??,! S
tire generation, they have atlahiM ell -
, lUerilCU railK among lll. Tev. si.n, ,.
remedies of the age.' .Sold at ..-eiiisa
, OOX CVCryW 1HT(
-
fe fc STOMACH
5ITTEBS
Kni?n. Keshk' roc-iifylnjj livor disonlcr.it
IMVtf'firflt tll( rOflllf. Oliii.inn 1.1.1...... ' .1
bladder coniphiinf;. raid hastens the cotiva
iRsrcncc of tiuKe rcciverin from cnfeoblins
dlspases. JrorcocriU5 Hip urand snrcinc
for fever and asw.
For sale by all DrusgUts ami Dealern
senerallj-.
iiflsmrcfe
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ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Oyster Saloon.
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I atjii..ni.c.: to tin jmbii.- that he ha. op-
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Flit AT Ij4HJ
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House ,
Mill lumMio. in Kil-clfts;tyl-
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nlln.TxW :""! ,,u,p,,,, '",od "ork
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We ate ens.m;U tvi-enlm; mu iuMitiiiii'4
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j ai k --e nurKed i, phm B-J
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SMniu anil Fancy
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'in . ti::iI; f t:n lt slic fnm
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mur. ai-:o. i-itLir.Kw.
Vt . ttw t ViVstnn Ilmist.
it'll
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j I mjMirtiT and Wholesale den'.pr In
Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar-
i m-ita, i-jayuuj uuiu, cut
lery, lite, h.tc,
rin I.rK-t and finest stock of MiVrsi-haum
111.1 Alllllik. r-Alul 111 Dm All.. flnlA..!... n
; !. .lii.v 1 .nr-n in uiu ill, i rfllicilllll .11-
iciitiim mw toonl-rs finni the voimtrv and
fhenainiis trett. Astoria, Oregon.
THKO. i:il,OKi:i:. JIanaser
i
1 :s.o-rri oval.
I TO THE LADIES OF ASTORIA.
XTAKi: I'LKASriSi: IN IKFOintINO
you that 1 haw reniowd my Dress
making rooms
From Chenamiis SI. to Cass St.,
Next door to Thk AsroniAy olllco. I
thank the ladies for their llbcr.il patronage.
IRS. A. RAFPEETlEA.
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?-fe.L,-S..R M '?Y-N
PACIFIC iWTlflL LIFE WRMtE COIifMf,
Of 0aljtomaJL,..
A. McKINXIK. Manage?.
For Oregon, Washington and Idaho Tr?kriM
OFFICE 102 FIRST CTKKKT, IH)RTIA3U. ftR.
Befereiifew:
Cif AS. HODMK, or Hodge. Davis & Co.
JAMES STEEL. Cashier First National Hank.
.1. A. STtiOWUKIDUK. Vrliolpsala Leather
and limuu"N.
i A. DOl.Wl, of Dolph. Bronausli, I)o!ph Sc
Simon.
Pol. .1. MeCKAKKN. ot J. Mi-Oaken & Co.
I.. C. HENRICHS-KX. of Heiirtelisen &
UtVPlllXTJS.
Or. (h E. .VOITAOE, M. l.. Kxamluer and
I'liysician.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S. ARNDT & PERCHEN,
AHTOniA. - OKKtIOX.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
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Doner onop -3-g ,A- JP-Allkln.Nof
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ENGINE, CANNERY, .VttV&bX&T1""'
STEAMBOAT W0KK' -" .i. , ! .
frompnv Httcndtit-to.
A specljUty made of repairing
: a ra ra h:k v in 'w
mm.j-v j.i juxi j. r aj jkj9
foot of Lafayette stkeet.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
IJKjnO.VSTltKKT, N'KAK I'ARKRU IIOUriK. j
ASTOKIA.
OltKCOX.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
A li. KLL.'rO.V. M . .
LAXDlMMINE Bi1liGS:l;cLr;r,"r .
Boiler Work, teamboat Vork i -
and Cannery Work a specialty.
OASTHNTG-S.
Ol till OeMcrlptloiiH uinde to Orrtee'
at Short Notice .
A. D. V.S3. lrp-idpnt.
.l.t;.llusTt.Kn..ScretJirv.
1. W. Cask, Treasurer.
Joux Fox, Supcrinti-ndi-nt.
UTTT.T.TAM P.MAP
Corner tain and Chenamu Streeta.
ASTOKIA ORKMKN
DKAI.VS I
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
The Cctctiratoil
JOSEPH RODCER6 & SON
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LM
ard othor Knclish Cutlery.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Mcershaum Pipes, etc.
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A line .stock of
Val-he. and Jv. elrj . Huxxlr ami
Krceck I.oadinx Khot .uiim anil1
Rifle, KevlveiK. toN.
and Ammunition
MAULF.
i;lassfh
also a kink
AoLSKs.or lGn SITCTACLES mA K
- Notice.
THE DELINQUENT TAX KOLL FOH
the year 1981, together with a warrant
from tho County Court for Tho collection of
the same, ts In my hands. Delinquent tax
payers trtlt please settle ut once and save
costs. A. M. TWOMBLY,
my3 Sheriff.
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rf Knimn; EirrreU &Ca
, V. V. .SPAITLDIXO. PuctM-.iOdC
t Ueuler. i
. ANDKEW JJOBF.STS. of FisHer& ErCk
C. if. Wibeitt. Boots and Shoes.
.IOS. Bt.,RK"U-PJ;-BuitliaMtStpUil414'
J. K. t jtll. or j. jc Cut cv. SianaSjsT
fkanTv 'axoYimr. of aaltttoi!;-
Each of Uk abovo men to? S19(gq6Xiisar
, aniM in tliK Company.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
T? V. HOLUKX,
KOTAKY PUBLIC,
AlGTlONKEi:, COM&QSSXOK AN
SUKANCB AQEN1.
K. J. V. NHAFTKC.
PHUHKLLX aa 8EftCE, -
(UKVIsCnEn AlfOT.)
IMseaiteM oftko Threat a Mp e e laity-.
imlco over Conn's Drug Stare.
Q KI.O V. PAKKKR.
County flarrerar
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Asent tor the Hamburg-Braemgti li
"of flainburs, GetmayiamA.ot'jlM&.'
eierv ut anu Acctaeatias. uo.f w
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-OfMce la PitJuaa Bulldlns. KcernVt: Sip
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Attorney mdCoupsdor at taw.
2rOQce iu r.vthuui Building. Uoa li, Li.
ASTOKIA,
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PHYSICIAN A5ID SURQQN
I OtFtcK Over tbrt YTtOio House Hfcxt,
i:hjiuKNCK Ov Klberon's Bakeir,o'
iolie ikirtb & Mvera' Haloon.
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P. HICKJt.
PENTIST,
ASl'OKIA,
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IUmiiuh In AllttuN balidlng uj stairs. cunrf
of Cis aud Jfcieinocqlip strwts.
1 Q. A. BOWLBY.
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, .rivVr.rv-cv ro taw
ATTOREY AT LAW.
; CUcnajuiH Street. - ASTOKIA. OtlKtWtft
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VfTORITCY AT ULW.-
31 ay bo found at the Court House.
c. . bai co.,
dexzzr ik
", Wiudswm Mltate. Ttn
mbui, jL.maiBr, kcw
I Alt kinds of Oak Lumbr. Glass, Heat U
terlaJ, ete.
Turning and Bracket Wrk
A SPECIALTY.
Steam MM near Weston hotel. (Jor. U
evlvo and Astor Btreets.
HEADQUARTERS
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Foster Emporium.
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MOSt COWpletC StOCk Ii Attfrift
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FlVeWOVkSl McigS!
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' Wines and Liquors
5 Of Superior Brand.
FOSTER'S CORNER, 0 R JtXDOCK
Nitict.
THE rAKTNKKSHIP HEEETOFOKK X
Lstlng between J. T. BorctiefH acd F. M.
Collund In the fisu packing business, xuaitrs
the name of "Tha Astoria Variety raettiK
Co.," i-fhlnliTdl nlvrrthjTnTiTiill rwawiTr
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