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gwrtatt Vol. XVII. Astoria, Oregon. Friday Morning, July 28. 1.882 No. 101, ill Nl0 j!Jj)iIJIJ rV THE MAN HORACE GREELEY j TOLD TO GO "WEST. The lion. .1. 13. Grinneli. of Iowa, has been in town this week visiting: rich men to raise moncv to restore the college building at (Jriunell, Iowa, blown down by the recent cyclone. He is. a stout, fresli-complexioned man of great energy, and is distinguished as being' the person to whom Horace ("reeley wrote tlie letter contain ing the advice: Go West, young man, no west." Mr. (rrinnell did go west, and purchased a large; tiact of land and founded tne city! of (Jriiincli. He had about as; giat a variety of occupation as any man experiences. When Heecher came to Brooklyn he was) people.''" Ar. )'. (rr. f. Lnuissl a preacher, and he has lien a "far-.7tyW;,w,. mer. a lawyer, a railway receiver. a college president, a slate senator, j . nnllmm irncnn inl m niniul ir.f (t " . . ... ... ... i . coti'TCs. bneakin"" ol tne tein-inas ra . ble cyclone, he says: "I will :iav in repaid t( that terrible visitation that it has no parallel in destiuclion it was al eyclono heralded by a few mo- temptation fairly presented to them j lookers without stopping his pace, ments of rumblinir, .sounding not! to cheat. Some men luve been , d it took twelve rowdies, tluee unlike the moving ol a heavy train peputed bra v.-, till the battle it j dipper., of water, and two ptatts of cars, with immense clouds seen may have been the battle of life, -of whisky to levive the patient and forcing their way for an hour or or the conflict of aims proved 'get him on the ground-:. One day, two, to leave in its way desolation them cowards. .Mr. Holhouse,Lord i a year afterward, he met the elder and death. Tts course was from Byron's fiiend, tell the story of aland seriously asked, the northwest in a track a quarter jinan who bore both thelnien and- "-Klder, some of the boys .-ay 1 of a mile wide, and twept th." reputation of a coward, and ' w:e kicked by a hnro, and others on southeasterlv for about 200jyf't when severely tried eame out miles, and it isj believed that the destruction will cause a loss ofj about 4-,000,00. The greatest! destruction was in my immediate vicinity. Horses and cattle weie taken up and borne away in the air. When it struck my own town nothing was in its way. It tore down 120 buildings. There were 100 persons wounded, their limbs broken, and so bruised and muti lated they could scarcely be recog nized by their friends. Fort' of my neighbors, my dear friends, were buried in a single day, and j when I left home it seemed as though I left a hospital, so many were -wounded. All our homes ai e crowded, for 300 persons were left homeless; but they had kind neighbors and friends, who did all in their power for their immediate comfort. But such horror! such desolation! Oh, I have no heart to speak of it. Men and women of advanced years were whiilod through the air for 100 feet or mere and dropped dead. The air was filled with electricity, and the very watch springs were Inoken byjbjj force of the electric fluid. Tho college, the pride of my heart, where were gathered '550 brave boys and beautiful girls, was swept down. Forty persons were killed outright, and the aggregate num ber of deaths was about seventy, not to mention those who may have gone to their long rest during my absence. This is a matter of grave and serious concern to me, and 1 never expect to rest until all our poor are housed, until the maimed are provided for, and until those colleges are rebuilt' "How are. the subscriptions coming in?" 'Fairly. Ve have one note worthy contribution. It is a draft of S3GG from some Chinaman for our sufferers.'' cIIow has your temperance city succeeded?' "When 1 took Horace (jieeley's advice by the way, 1 am having his famous letter photographed 1 had purchased a large tract of land, but not for mercenary mo tives. .My first business was to la' out a town, and 1 deter mined that no intoxicating liquors should be sold theie and up to this time I may say that not one drop of ardent spirits has ever been sold on that tract of land. I began three miles away from any j .house, and tin ee year ago vrlieni I we had our quarter eontenuial ; a human habitation, no man had (found his wav to the poor-houM. inoi one mm gone io jan, nut ni- L i ... ... .. : a..,i i .. . 1 i ... -I ..... ' ;iu uw siiiie jwimhi. .-um ii3j;ii- ill"- to be mavor ol I 1-ts'l 1 vr, ve i,x 1 will iv there wis ! I 1(17)1 ll (il. i Will 25i Llli lS t .. i....n'.rlii hf,.n! !"'"" t."." .-.w. . nm onrl (mim.1 rti lriHi1-iMinn.. -iiii! i during the campaign which has just closed we were made a special i. point of attack by liie enemies tifimrn wnn im tt(t- temperance. .Moncv was ent j "And what, is the ,.fiV.i there and transient oer-ons w ho i had no visible means of uppoit,' but they could not demoralize our! I- True Bravery. 'il 1I1M1I l.'lli'iw llll!i'lf :ill!ll lli been men. nennei uojs ne - I. ..... . . ... know Iiii mend oracijuamlance till he has seen him ''under fire. Xot a fiw men have a rcnutatioti for honesty who never had the a hero. 1 In; hero-coward was ' tli servant, a (reek, named Demetrius So excessive was his, pi ovtston .stand. How was u, unv- ...,.,. n i cm " timiduy. that he would inn from a 'how.' hnrkinnvibm--mil mv lJI'i. . Ivihv oaiKin uo .nut u nut . tun-,.. A Bi-Rabbit Skin Trade Byron, who had much sentiment, but little irenuiue compassion. once showed his hcartlcwnex by mounting the poor fellow on a spirited horse. When the animal, iw obedience to a smart touch of't. Ten vearsago theie were only iBuuuin.iiuui.1 Mii.ii i iiiihii ui w -, . Byron's whin, dashed oil in a mad about '50.000 skins exported, and ,. , ... 1 gallop, the two friends loared with; laughter on seeing their frialiton-j , . . ' eu servant urasii me mane ol ttieimore siriKiug is ine lac inai . . . v i , 1. ,i worse wnn iioiu nanus ami screamei im Ii lAirm- ...... L...W.. Several years after this heartless ( episode 111 Greek i evolution broke out . It pioved Dem'driu.s' 'game to shoot, and o proiific were opportunity, lie led the foi lornj the that in a few years their de- i hope in the assault of .June '!, scendants had eaten a great pan l.S-252, which snatched Athens lorai"f Ibe vegetation, d-.stroyiiig mil sc.ir.on fiom the Turks, and proved (lions of dollats' worth of piop the man a very marvel of bravery. ' 'ty causing sheep to die of stnr- The trial .-.tripped from him his physical timidity, and made for I .'" him a name in the heaits of histThe colonists employed dogs to, . , . . . , . iii,i, ... i . .i.,.f.i:n ..,..i:.i;..i people, and on the recmd or their them, but theyT.t.11 multiplied i'i tm. . i. r i ...... il .I...... .i,. LI l. -l...t ...-..,: uiauiii. tne pa,K i neroisin was theie all the while. Hut il ; then they resorted to lerrets, needed tin flh.t and steel of the weiusels and jioison, and this hit revolution to bring it iorlh. tor wa- effectual, though .-cores of 'You are pale. ir! Vou are thousand, of sheep also fell vic frightened sir!" said one ofiicer to! tniis lo l ,s believed that S0, another. who -tood for the first 000,000 rabbits a year aie killed time under lire. in .New icaianu ov professional i a inai wniMin-iy ou mat im.s - ti:e .,. . , , , , ! . , . . -," ., ,. 'hf-l hitter ill I!e world. "The prool ot , All i.ur -ood-. :nc m.irkeil in plain fisatios ul know it, and if vou weie hall I nihhit mintcrs with their appli- theimddui-xi-, in the p.-tin-" and we I (..,n ,,, VS11IIH. lUailU .lI1(l notl. ,,ri as much frightened as lain, you.ance.-. Making the best of tho j SiVlrSi5i"So2"-; aiii.iiior .Si-1! : A. SIKVENS &sox wouiu run away. nusioriune, ine sums oi me pensi -" v. "...ii;i m- ii .i-n.n.i The man's moral eoni-a-re con- are turned into an article of com quered his physical timidity, audi nierce as a material for furs, and forced him to stand where it was' one ol" the maikets is the United his duly to stand, though it could , States, which fact has caused the not control the action of his heartJ the Consul to tdl the story. It J ; reads, however, rather more like a i -a im fiiucuvc remedy tors. eei ... ' ViJ'K-l' i walking a correspondent recom- ... n-wwiii . ..j.,wuo ji.iutu-r ;i mi) oi com water" beside the bed so that upon rising, . the somnambulist will step mtoit j land waken himself. The writer I M tltlHiV ttlll VI till -X , IVlIWH- says that after four evperiments ofcan :llKl fJancock the next Demo- tlns sort he h.is never riseninhis1 i- t t i sDOp ii in in ins ciatio candidate for jiresident. But -.--. - ; the Judge is kind enough to ad- Warlike preparations are secretly ! mil that "you can't tell whal the going on in Get many, for the last' Republican party will do." year, and experiments .with new' - - -- guns and torpedoes me continually; W,n" -?f',IM,,jr" 0reOJ1 ,5,,,d l'u' beinir made. 1-ificr will jm-itivdy be found a vahi- -"" -r r.-z ; able remeil3 for chronic constipation, A Clear Complexion allectcd kidnevi, dvsiiepsia. liver com- Oan bo had by ewvv ladv ivli.i will . .'.- j u iwnPivUein vn . I" V '"i plaint, rhcimatism, scrotula. and all use l.ukcrs t.tnycr Tonic Ile-'idat-1 . . , . ., . '. mg the internal organ, and purnyiiij,' i thor "Srtlscs having their origin m tho blood it quickly removes piinplc. mpuro ldood. jbuiufactiuod onl hy and fivc3 a healthy 'bloom to tho cheek. ' 'm. Pfunder & Co., Portland, Ore Read about it iu another column. i g"n- The Church Militant. One bummer in the year-, agone, while a camp meeting was in pro- -olatcdigvs.n l-Jatot. county, there an- pwircn on tin- gioun-is a unity named M tiler, who had made a f,-m. tn rn.i .- im t hik v hi . A Imci- I n..,. The olihr li.:inl the ii.'W-. as at libet ty he limited ill) a wot Idlv W friend of his own. and asked: ....... - "1" rieiul miili. ttiilii t vou jm to light in VOlir youmrer il:i?' .". . ." . r , , ! .vij, euier. i naen:ui iiiauv a ..lt j. m Ot a j-... MKtden blow between the .unten blow jet ween tne eyes. . ...... n.. -ltaMontMies and humbles? "1 there any dangnr of killing !.... ... man by fetich a blow. 'Nver knew a ea-e of it." The elder went hK way with a! seiene smile on ln- laee. .Miller. had hi coat offami was hunline-' fr.. t.:.. .,...1 .1... . f. ....... i'.. . "" '" " . ", " --1 ... . i . u.-n. I,. as thev turned a w:mou. Afiller j stared tocrack his heol and crow, j but he never iinished. 1 he elder took him one, ftjuarc between the 'stick to it that 1 wa. .-truek by lightning, but 1 ve always had a suspicion that yon hit me with a , I Vi.'Ani..i',.,ii.;. .1.:.. . .ii0,'-'":,r cold-, which are the Turonm veiv Zealand s rabbit skin tiadc ,ir.-cr . .,;,..,. ,i;..i..... ;t .,... "- attracted l "-"Mit-wi of the :..... , . ,, , "-'lined Stales consul at Auckland, ! :t t certainly has points of inter- i ...- . .1 O -ff rfi M ( tiow there are b,.00,00(), with a . value of about $500,000. !- -i i r . iwcuty yeai.s ago uictu was ma ;i ( rahnit n lhf liniid f.v unir 1 - , of gray rabbits were taken there bv a gentleman hard driven lor vation by the thousand.-. ....I i lllll threatening to ruin agriculture, .- . ....... . - , ..v....v .- i i a- .i ;-i chapter ol . I ub-s erne than like ,- . i -- an o-Jmary 'onsular report. S. -.- o ' r tiul ien. ihic,. iwdicis ll-atl im :n k i . ....!.: SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER. rfl-rB?Ai"Tn?Ts K the uriuticsti K;S;;'iaSi: ailCCC'i! Willi lw- ! aT' lllP:iK.lKSHi : in.- i lowcl hisciit.i1 :iitfcHiivi'. -.mutimt- 1- tcrnatinjf with lnxt's : the iiti ,' i mwl.lM mill uii:.. .icroiniuuiied Willi a .Itiil I: J.': l'',ied mth a luiiifiil .;n.atin of harinc left. . imilf.MA .w.tvtAt tilt. irlirfli min-lit ii It ca l..-r. dJip. Aidii.Tin .ii8h. -omeiimv at- IcmLini. liiopaiiciitconitlainof wea-iiie i aii.liloiiilitv:iiei.i.iiyunlol:liirs':iire i vn-jtiini.nhokii!:hiiirit'.iralir. and. I nllhniiph he is satHscilth.it cxi'reiiwiiiilil bo iriioikku to mm. ct iscc3ii-i:iiivi utniuoii , lilt .UI.IIUIII' l.-IIIU.I LUIX It. Jf iu have -tv .f tlio .li'iv .fiii"iit. (1u ...in iMMtniiili- , ,i,iril I.. ili. ... ill tin ".fi'inin.. Ilr- rl.ll" :.11PK Il?.Ii. whcn. u hv MrUinv Ji:t. m-l-i Vi:J: viil;.. ,u i'.v ri.n.:s 'iV.r. ,,:,,?1br7?,.:.l!f.: : -....:... .. :... i. .;.. f iia a ! c s t a fax l " K..w v. iff .r- l cent'i"maH.aiMJ r. vi:i'c:i'.i ihcm t..'..u. FLEMING BROS.. Pittsburgh. Pa. rr itiai iieaui.cue: irytiu- tn- S"" ." i'l litfiMi, the vr4.- J'diJe iuiumIv. l the cure. rtioiiie:- : MottifiN!! nietiicw: : : , Al(. u,,iiliirhwlatiii-!ht nmlhiokeii uf oiir r.'il liv:i sirk pliihl MrfTiTiiiir ami el inn with the cxcriiciatiaq jmiii i of eutinitr-eth? If m. no at once ami ' j-l a untticoi 3rr.. inliA . .NKithiiiii fcyrtip. itill relieve the pn.ir liblw Mif- ! feror iuunediatelj i!iicuii uiioii it:, there Nno miitake about it. '1'heie i-. . not a utolhcr on earth who lu- ever i used U. who will nut Ml mi at nmv i that it will reflate the howeN. and give ret to the mother, ami relief ami' heallh to the eh:Iil,oiK.r:uini(lu;einr.mi'. It is nerfecUv afe U u in all case-.. ; ami jilea-saut to the tate, and i the pre- tscriptioit of one of theoideM and ln-.t ii'iiiuit' jiiisiriaiis ami nsirM--. in tun. I'nitod Mat4-, .old evi-ri w liere. ti" cent a hoi tie. n ni Whole ii!Mnryr jsimHcIhc x ,.IK,i.uiiiii ha cut in-ifoniieil , - " uiarveime. ( ures, or laauiiauici s. h'iiIm i -(l.iil'tl mil -iw - i.i I "iiii.i. Pjxtokai.. which is recognized a- the i world's lemody for all dNeaes of the ; tluoat and line,'-.. ll lonsr-cnntiuiipil t soius of wonderful cures ill all cHuialis Jhamadeit tinixersilly lcuown as a -.afe ...... .. .. ,.U.. .......... . .... 1 .... , V III. 1... . i and reliable agent In eimIo. Asaiiist s IMUtorii:, and often siuii! life, the protection it affonKhx its tiim-u ur in iSSSi ivnullj- ft? hf la'it alwns !5! "ti ni cu-rj uiinte. o iktoii can ajford to lie without d, and tho-cwl.o 'have once iied it never will. From : :"";:.' -"" -i-.. " mmninipi'iN u- i tiiiijiliilllill .lint ofTrets. physieian use the ('ui:i:i: 1?,; ami ( :ergnieii lj'ionuiu'mt il. it i :w-nniu'i a-iwm in us irini-iu.it cuccls. , 'and will alw.i care win-ie cure- arc pn-siiiii vei: sai.i: kvai.i. i!:i.i:n-. --r, - ' : e,ncu";ubr3. "L'hc Count Cinehoii was the ip:tniht VlCl'loy in I'eiu ill UCW. Tilt: Coiinle-i. his wile, wa- pio-'rated 1 an iiiicraiil lent feci. from which .she was freed 1 the iweof the nathe rciucil.thi lVin- : vian baric, or. a- it was railed in !! . language ol the country. -Ouin.inin::." (Kllcfiil for her recovery, on hertetiuis .to r.urope in lih'.2. she tiiin-dii'-cd th ' reliicdj in Spain, V. heii it . knmvu uiuici virion- name-, until :.i:m..u- ,..,n.i t. :...-l. ..... T.. t r . . i.l. . 1 .1111(1 II 1. IIII IllllliS. Ill litMIUI 111 IIII- I..UV who had lummhl tin m thai i whieh was .,),..., in .v.. I., ii. Ill-ill 1 h, .r.ii.l i.r lli.. I .... il To this day. after a l.ijwe of two him- "'red and lift car-, .science !i.i uuch nothing to take its pbc... It cilc.-tu- mIIv eiires :i inorhid :tii'icf!!i fur l iimi- ,-.:.,,..... .olin2 ,,,..,,,, lgl". " ,r the .stomach. It attacks cce ie lint of liquor a- it docs.a fi'er. and dc-tio. both alil:c. The powerful t.'eisc ittiic of the Cinchona is pre-ncl in ths IVrit. ian Kilters, w hicli are as eR'ivth J airain-t malaria! ict-r Jo-d.iv :i- lu- Were in the day- of the old Spanish Vieenn-. We jjiiarantce the imrrcdi-. eats ot the-e hitters lo , ab-sihtteh pure, amt ot tne o.-i miowii ijiiaiil. , n-smiti, Hit STOMACH & ltMheeoiK-uni'sitteHIinon uf thepuh pe and the incdic.it pn)fcs.n. ihar Miwiot cr's t oinnclt Ulltcrs is a medirhic a Iiielt acbkc result-. ipccully felt, tlmroimh and licniKii. Decide rcctifymt: licr disorder, it lnloratesili fccMe. coiKjiiei- kidncv :uid bladder cninplaints, and hastens the wmva lewcnce of tlio:c rocuvcrltnc from cnfeeblhi!: disease?. 3Ioreo;crit Is the urainl pocilic for feer and ague. For sale by all DrusgMs and Denier cenerally. h. m ! WmMkimk msmr e. i?.-mm2 r ? i. .tr. . j mi i ROSCOE'S FIRST. CLASS HvJi.. Stalnmi. .-iii-vimi :kit. Astoria. ,,..,. ,..........,.,... Is ... ,,vsn) TO A ni.t,...c..-e t. the - it,..t he na on- t-;H5vr ci.as jSixtxxxs" 3BCouse , 1" "u .st-cl:.ss stI. ItiYSfKi! - . iiop qokkkk ti:a. i.tc. t Tin ' . CIIKWMI S niLKT. r'far ii c nif a "i!l. KOsrirM UIXON. l'inriititr U. 11 KKANKL1N, UNDERTAKER, -S it' r"??s - i!?:j! Cnrn.r O.l mill Sinu'inoijlie streets. - s ST01MA. - OIM'.CON ni'M.r!: ix WALL 1'iiPEK ANP .. . x . , .. . ,,. V I7J f)OW SH A HTIS iill,v " VJ.xa.JlXJVj AN!) U NDJCIITAK KKS GOODS. Wilsox & Fisher, SHIP CHANDLERS. im:ai i:i:s i.v Ijron. Steel. Coal fnchors OhaillS TAR piTCH OAKUM "' ' ' Wkiu'cht m err or.Y.Nl.i:i spx2s:e;s, rVails. l'tij:4T Nails anil IJurr.s, - Qnjf Hnrdwarp Paints and OiIq a'i-t nara;areramis ana uiis ''Rubbrr an&Kemp-Packinti of nil Kinds. PROVISIONS, ru.oru A7in -a e i.i. rv:i:ty . , , r o, ... ,. . j Corner Chenanuis ami Hamilton N recti- AfcTOKlA.oiiKCOX. i . G. A. STINSON & CO., BLACKSIvllTHSNG. At I'ant. Koi'rs old t:ni.l. nrncr of C.iss and Coin I SlrcoN. Sli',1 r.inl C.ininT r.ric. Horsc-Iiociu;;. Wasiiii1, mail. .iinl r-.un-il. c.iuit wurk e.inr.iiiiiM'.i. CITY BOOK STOREJ "' ' iHii.-ie.i! rivuin mw ::dliiiiis . tntrUtvk ,...,. iiiefiu.M .m.t ' . !:,rla-,..rt,.-.,t nf vmi.-i Kml in lliii,it. Onmhc Rl'lichoc , L?ul--Jb UbllLb. Stationei-y. Frames Celluloid Goods. Dre5sTin gvliiTi & , i'laiti and Kancy SEWIKG OF ALL IQWDS ! Sui" iiiaili ip t'n l".J -lIo fnini $."i lo -sit. Sniiifnction Gnnrauteod. MWrf. GKO. JIIIjIjKK. -i itnir In WV-teii Hon,... Jill v, G5-. SZVXXXK, hiH.rtcs ami luilfsale iI.-.Tit In Cigars and Tobacco. Smoker's Ar - tides, Playinrj Cards, Cut ler,', lite, Etc , S 'l In lanji-si and Hiu-a Mock r .Meerschaum and .tiiier9iodsiii ibcclti. Particular at- t.Milnm p.oU to .mil rs rronfllic eoantn and i".Is. ( InnamiK siiect. Astoria. Oregon. THKO. BKACKElt. :.Ian:Wr 'T0 THE LADiE OF ASTORIA. J TAKi: l'l.i:M I5K IX IXKOKMINC ju ou lli.it l l:ac reiiio'.ed ni lrc-,s-Jiir.kin rooms From riieunniu's St. in fa 81.. Xot dwir to Thk Arroiii. ofllce. I tliank tlieiaduisfnr tlicir liberal patronage. 31 KS. A. RAPPr.KYlA. Jois t --$-lf , T.tV i rT--'7Mt.'-V.-l- JK. O. C I S I Tj i"".T''".TTr ' iT -T- i.l " ' PACIFIC1 MUTUAL LIFE INSVRiNCB Ci?AiT, 0" California. A . 3c Fv T N X I K. 3lantiger. t For Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territories oFrnr.-nw i'ikst stiiritt. tortjlaxd, or. Reference: CH AS. HiJlWJi:. i.f Hull"4. Ua i- i: Co. .IAMEShTt:i:i..fn..!ncrnrt.NatlonalB:uik. J. . .sTKOWl'.HIDiin. WhO:(sle Leather and limHiws. f'.A. UULl'll.oi b.'lpli. i:rm::itit;h, l)ol.h i .Simon. vl. .1. M.CKAKKK. nr . Mtt'niKi'ii &Cn. L. C. lin.MMCIIisK.V, i.l Jli'iiihlwn & liri'eiiN-n;. br. :. K Tr.ii:. M. I Kv:iiiifiitr aii.l 1'Iis1cmii. .2 m CO CO o it o ?3 5 9? c i o O MISCEL1ANEOUS. S. AllNDT & JFERCHEN, AsroittA. - OKU1.-.V. The Pioneer Machine Shop &SmZ&, DI.ACKSM1T1I &J SKOP4 cKLTr7ai7 JWj J$. p Boiler Shop 53 y; All !;iinK of RVaTXnG! lAVWCPV " -- -) WX1 ,u" J AX1 STEAMBOAT WORK I'niiiiptly atteiuled to. A -pccialty niadc uf icpairinj; OANNEKY DIES, FOOT OK I.AKAYE1T1: .STUEKT. ASTORIA IRON WORKS. P.KNit.vSini.KT, Xkvi: !M;i,h: IIocsk, ASTOKIA. - ORKCOX. GENERAL 1MAGHINISTS AND Rfl'l FR MAKFR3 UUiLLi lIIHrLHO. i.lNI)?illARllEKl(JliiS Boiler Work. teamboat Work and Cannery Work a specialty. 0-3lSTI"KTCS-S. Ofntl I'exefipllons itintle to Oriler at Short Xot ice. A. I). V.vss. President. J. O. If l.sti.i:i:. Secretary. I . . Cask, 'l"r':vsnrer. .Iohx l'ox. Mipcrinlcnileiu. WILLIAM EDGAR, Cora or Main and Chonmmi btrect. ASTOKIA Oltr.liO. DK-lL?r. IS ICJGARS AND TOBACCO. Hie C-cIohMtcd JOSEPH RODCERS & SON GENUINE ENGLISH CUT1ERY AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM arJ other JLislieh Cutlery. &Ja.lXO4NrER,,5! I FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Keershaum Pipes etc. A line slock of IVntchoH and .Icirelry. .llu,-xl ml Itreeclt liOitdiiis: Shot Giiiih nnil llill-, ItevoHcrK. Pistol, and Ammunition MAJtlAK 4I.ASSIi Assortment online SITd'ACM-Saiid KYK CliiVSSrX ALSO A KlNi: Notice. mm X the from the the s.nnc, payers 9 - fill , 5aii. p .. A oiiaw P5 If & jssrsi Fmt -"8: ffBaK& iSBIKl ! DELIXQ17ENT TA.V Kni.l. roe N '.i FB LY..?HAT OK scar mi.tosethLT with a w"arVint i i.rVV '" '.."""P,?0?- County Court for ihe collcctloaor Kc ilu may con x L she 7tok liftTZ U in my lumds. Ueltnnuent ta- . 1.11 1 ...i ,, sJf.V l.2JSJ?ft ,n ill please" settle at onco "and s.ie cAm.Vu ""'" 15&!&&SgJll&0m costs, rays A.M.TWOJIBLY fane rut. Rcfercucew: AI. . UUJiRKLL. of KDapp. Bimdl A Co. S. V. Sl'AUT.DIXO. fucker aaa Cattle IValpr. AX!lUvV KOBEKTS.jif.Eliliel & Kobtfits. Jul IN CltAN'.ot John Cran & Co. t 31. Wlbers. Boots ftffd Sfioes; JOS. nUKKHAEO. Btirkhanl & Spauldln. .1. JJ. tSlLL.of J. K.4J111 &Co...Stailone. ' lKA"K ZANOV1C1T, of Zan Brothers. . Kiteli of the above men has S10.000ln.sur- auoe In tht- Company. I m iL s up z CO 8w go J w H S O Hi 25 7L 3 TT Sr r- S co P BUSfNESS CAKDS: " E ttOLIKX- ! -N0TARY PUBLIfJ- lALVriONKEK, COAUII33ION AN1 smuycK aoeni. "U. .1. '. NHAFTEK, 1'MYSICLt.N aHd Smi.F.OX. f (DKUTpCriKKAKZT.) Diseases of the Threat m Specialty tniiLV ocr coon's mug More. Q. i:i.O V. P.1RKKB. - SURVEYOR OF :ntMopC'i..u.v.adCityrA'H. I Olfice t-Chpnainiui.strcut, Y. Jl.C.wA.-hall- l'oom Ho. s. J. ,,,,ZORT"- I. S. ;iiiuiiKHloMer, Sotory Public, and lHiiniBcexrBt. Ayi'iit lor the Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. C. of ifnnitiunr. (lOrmany, :md of ihe Trav elers' Ijfr and Aecldent Ins. Co., of Hart fonl.t'oiui. ; -OfnccIn Ptliian Building. Jtooms U, 15.', Tp j. wixros, 1 Attorney and Counselor at Law. e;-()nicciii I'.MhianBnildinp. Uooms 1, U. ' ASTOUIA. - - - - OltEC.ON. JAY TVTTJjK. M . . - physician asd surgkob. Okkick Over tho YVauc House Stow. i:i-:-.inici.-Ovcrlilberson,.;Bakey.oi. iMwHeUartli&McrV Saloon. A 1.. ri;i.Tov. M. D. A- -.---. nri-iui: ocr A. . Alien's grocetj- -jiors. ' Kooras. at the Parker House. 1. IIICK8. PENTIST, ASTOKIA, - - ukkoom : l.'ooins m Allen's building up stabs, coniue of c.i-s and Sqemooqhe strveLs. I Q. A. BOWLBY. ATTOltNKY JVT LAW. Clieii.iiiiiis Street. - ASTOltLV. OltKOO." yyr T. Bl'KXKY, ATTORNEY AT AW. .May he found at the Court Houe. C." BV,x&co- DKALFJt IN Dooim. AYiHdows, Eliufa, Tran Monix, Lumber, Etr. -tJStSi. "to"."- Turning: and Bracket Work A SPECIALTY. StPani mn near'.Veston hotel. Cor, tia ii e.hcan.tAstorStrecs. ' ITEA.DQTJARTER8 Fosters Emporium. Most Complete Stock in Astoria F7'oiroj 7; s! Mao s! KniitH ltotli ForeisHaad Heairtl Wines and Liquors Of Superior Brand. FOSTER'S CORNER, 0 R &ND0CK To Whom It Hay Conctrn. A.torh.. OreCon. July ffid. 1 U Sdn tranclseo ChrsmhUe oy. it rnti.ii tit'vmi. fn'.