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Astoria, Oregon. "Tuesday Morning, August 8, 1882.
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SUftilo
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AN AMERICAN LAWYER AT
THE HEAD OF THE
ENGLISH BAR.
J ilouht if there is in the South
me mail familiar with his country's
liiMuty for the Just tliiily years who
i not proud of tin caitvr of Jmlali
I, iieiijainin. In inquiring for his
chain" eis, I learned from a Middle
Temple banister that Mr. lienja
uiin was iearded as to-day the
greatest lawyer at the Knprlish bar.
H i in remit all day till -t in the
afleinoon; then, until 71, leeeives
ih solicitors in hi; chambers.
Alter this he oe honw to dine at
his club in the West Knil. His
only leisure is Sunday and an occa
sional evening.
".Shoi t of Mature, thick -set with
a .stronjr, bright eve, he is a man of
simple, uatuial manner, i elating
hi, adventuies, icverse. and suc
cesses with the chatming ease,
jmco and naturalness, mingled with
subtle playfulness, charactetistic of
a good raconteur.
He said, jii talking of hi:j adven
tures after the fall of Richmond,
that the Confederate (lovernment
left Richmond in a body. lie and
Mr. Davis weie together on their
way to the trans-Mississippi de
partment, and Mr. Davis left the
party to meet his wifc, en loute,
and it was in her camp thai he was
captured. The Federals did not
know that Mr. Davi was in the
wagon train which was transpos
ing Mrs. Davis and friend, and
only appioached curiously to tee
what it meant. Mr. Renjamm con
tinued his journey alone, and hear
ing of the capture of Mr. Davis,
gave away his saddle and biidle,
and, securing an old tree, threw
over it a bhropcUin, ana unfler an
alias, playing farmer, at length
i cached the gulf coast. Here he
look a small boat, and, coasting
around until lie readied a point
near Key AVest, he embarked in a
small sailboat, open and without
deck, for Nassau.
Here the small, quaint-looking
black and bright eves glistened as
this remarkable man related how,
when the gulf stream almost ear
ned them out into the open sea;
when battling against a head -wind
and out of sight of land (for one
hundred miles was, the distance).
and "with one bushel of law sweet
potatoes to feed three men;' when
almost without hope, at the last
moment the wind changed, iilled
their small sail, carried them within
sight of Hie lighthouse, and enabled
them to effect a landing just at the
extiemo northern portion of the
Uahaina. lie landed in Engl.ind
in September, 1SC5.
-Fun, SGC, he was admitted to
piaetiee at the English hat; his
admission was granted by the
bencher's of Lincoln's Inn, in six
months instead of three years, as
the rules generally lequire, on the
ground that he was an old member
of the bar of a country governed
under the system of the common
law and the fact that he was a
political exile.
He published his "Benjamin on
Sales' in 18C8, having in the inter
vening years supported himself by
writing leading articles for the
newspapers. The first year lie
made about 300; the next 3'ear
about 100, "and in the fourth
year,' said he, "1113' income was
i'1.000. It ranidlv iucreased after
that.'
At the present rate of Mr. Ben
jamin's income he will in a few
years, if he is not now, be the pos
sessor of vast wealth. ;My book
gave me my practice, and now,
wonderfully to relate, I have,' said
he, "upon looking over nvy eases
yesterday, just one-half of the
eases from the realm (i. e., tho
whole of England Scotland, and
Ireland), before the House of Lords
on the appeal." -Atlanta Consti-tution.
The White Man's Big Moon
T4 x? T.r.rt... J!,.;,;..!! r
......-.....!--., . -
St. Paul, ha just returned fiom
the Miouri,
wheie he went to
mount an electric light on the
Rosebud, of the t'oulson line of
Micsouii and Velloustone steam-
ea. Mr. Thnmp.un tells .some in-
. .
teresting stories of the effects oi
mg
the white mniiV. electric light med-.
icineon the noble ted man a I Koit'
Berlhold. I'pon arriving at the
rvn.-t .. 1...... ... --... mAlil "(' .l.l-
1 . . . . 1
5KU1K, iiicir - -ters ineir cousins
and their aunts wete assembled in
, , , ,, .,
fine shape upon tlie .how. While
1
i..i: .i r. l,i
t-tjuiriupiuimg in.- .....j...-.,.
lio-l.f. u-liifli seoiii.wl t.ioeliii.i the
'
full-orbed moon, Mr. Thompson j
turned the light full upon tho I
gaping crowil, w.th a w.e.d and,
pictureue. eilect. 'I he astonish-
ed aborigines were paralyzed for a
.VA....W1..4 ...1,1 ll..... 1.,1.. .-n ...X ..
.. , , , , ",,,, ' gon are a, follews: Number of
dismal ehaiit, lav dtfWti ami rolled 1 , , ,. , A 0..0 -. , ,
, " , 1 establishments, 228; capital, ?1,-
over and pawed up, tlie sage- ,., . . , , ,
' . t .. . ,!i).Sio; miiiimuiu hands emplov
brush, and made the ambient air ! , , , , - , ... ,1ftI
' . , , . . ;cd, I,1S.j; value of logs, l,2nir
tremble with their antics and ar- .,-., .... .
. , . ,. ,, ' 1O.J; wages paid during the year,
liculations. 1 hey were finally as- ' ,. , .-., - A r , , .-
, , , , . , . , , SM,12-1; feet of lumber cut, li,
sured that the nig medicine of the ,, nA , f , ,, ie,,..
, - ' 171,000; .number of laths, lS,2i.,-
white man wa.-. harmless, and theiiinnn .. . -ftinn,,n . . 1 1
, . . ' 000, shingles, o,0 I0,0i0; total value
thev assumed an altitude ol qui-1 ... " , . .., ft.lfl ,,. o
1 1 of all piodncts, ,0.0,-I.. Stu-
escent bewilderment. 1 hey con-' . . A . -,.
1 1st ics or stave.-., headings, etc., aie
greg.tled upon the shore and not ,rjvelK
gazed upon the illuminated sur- " ' -
rottndings with mingied emotion; ' BfiypfsPopnlaon.
ol awe and admiration, expressing 5 The population or Egypt proper
their feelings in deep, guttural ac- j 5i "vOO.OOO ; Nubia, 1,000,000;
cents. At a wood yard up the ! oudau (annexed in 1S73), inclu
rivcr the light was turned in full ' "'& Darfour and Harrar, 10,.'00,-
fotce upon the pile, and the dusky
owner sought a hiding place, irom
which he could not be induced to "P of Arabs (Fellahs), 4,5000,000;
emerge to negotiate with the clerk , Bedouins, 300,000; Turks, 10,000;
fnrtliftMlnftfliwrfwilrl j.Onni-! r-a.nnn , --- 0
lie, however ventured to hold up
his hand, with line,, fingers -.,-. lews, -20,uw; various loivigners,
ilexed, to indicate that three dol- -'0,000. Nearly all are .Mohamme
lars per cord would take the truck. I dan:- wept the Copts, who are
Til iimi-him. nnu-r..- .nntttA.i nn Uliristiuii. The goveriiuiciit con-
.11. . . ,.
the Roseburgiv.is of 0,000 cnmlle
power and it is no wonder the mi-
power, ami il is uo wotiueL.iUL su-
perstitious natives were tricken I
with terror. Pioneer l'ress.
Is the Equator Moving North? third, Seven Councils of State;
The startling theory of the: fourth, governors appointed to each
change in the position of the'of ,,,(: tl,,ec i?reaL Poviiiees of
aithVi cqusitor has resulted in the uPPr- ii'ldle and lower Egypt.
recalling of the following phe-i A ,- p', - ...- . a1
nomena, lo wlncli the attention of
scientists is agsiin called. Prof.
i..M.jiaKe,ineweii-icnownt eve -
land astronomer, writes us as fol-
1 1 1 ,, 1 1
lows, inclosing n letter hi ha. te -
'
. t ii 1 .1 11 1 ...
ceived iiom a eorte..p,ndeni, to
whieh -reference wis -niili. f.--v
..is m.im "
days a"-o:
Ni:v TIaviin, Conn., June .'JOth.
-'
A "T Hi . ri- It' n. . I 1
110-
ticed when the sun is in tho zenith, ,, . T1 , , , ,. , ,
eral feet, lie had ptobablv had
at noon, that the gnomon on the' .1 1 1 .1
, .. . "? , , the gun planted there lor the ex
sun's dial rasts a shadow .shorter j ' -..-...
,, . , ,. ,. , press purpose of discovering it in
than the Indications on the dial, this dramatic fashion.
Your letter is verv clear. As far : - r-.
as 1 can see the sun erent finHioe
north from. I une ?lst (summer sol-'
1 1
stice, old style) to the 27th, ami
begins to retrace.
(!
A. B. Ciiai'Max.
Prof. Blake then svs: "lie
verifies my calculatiens: Julv 2d!
the sun on the leturn set iu the
same place as on the advance, June j
21st. Ilence the sun scores tight
six days and left (on the return)
five days, which equals eleven days
that it was not occupying the same
relative position to the earth that
it did old style. This proves con
clusively I he change of the ineli-
naticn of the earth to the pLjne of
its orbit."
The above correspondence was i
read to Prof. Cliipin-rer of the!
Fort Wayne -Methodist3 Episcopal j
College, himself an astronomer of
no mean attainments, who stated
that he had noted the same phe-!
nomena in connection with his sun i
dial, and that if what Prof. Blake
stated was his calculation, and it
had been thus verified. Blake had
scored one point, and that a very
'strong one, in favor of his theory
of the chance 01 tue equator, ow-
r ......
inir 10 me ciiaiijre 111 me iiH-iiiiiuiuii
tlir eaith to the plane of its
orbit. Fort Wayne GazetU'
Pacific Coast Lumber Statistics.
The census bureau ha. iued a
, ,, - - ., ,- ,- ,1 .
bulletin giving statistic of the
, , -"-", e ., - -. ,1
, , - , . f .1 , i-:. wl
lumber industry ol the I lilted
o. . , .- !. ...., .. . ..... r 1 CC ualil about thro -vcok ajr. when two i.f
Mates lor Hie census Cai o! lb..,j,0IH r-cilc.l the Kune sieLU-.a.pe.mnn
riM... ni l.r.t.- tlit 1.. ( '.iltfr..-
1 he report show.-, tli.it m I alilot-
uia thete are ."51 luinberiug estab-
lishment-. with a capital of -(,
,.. . . . i r
, - l.l,,18; mavunum number of
, , , . ,..- , r
.hands emploved, l,-Ii).; value of
, . , n ,. . ., -
! lorr-i. n-,0..),i3.): wages paid dur-
i ' ' ' j- i
- L(i:15,J 30; feet of
" . J . ' .... I
lumber cut. boartt measure, 0114,-
,0WHJ0; numf)Cr of luI,,,. Vo0f.
. 138f7IS000: &tavpSf
. ,3 tsoniemi;ngs 1 ,o03,-
. n .. nmf,ln.
"- " 1 - 7
, $l,I28.0."iO. The figure; lor Ore-
j000- Total, 17,000,000. The pop-:
j ulation of Egypt proper is made
Soudanes (chiefly felaves), 40,000
o;tc ,.r r.rt lioio.lii-in- rim
,s,fc!s "f-,,nl l cdit.ir Wie-
'1'ivc (the Arabic equivalent of
...
k"g subject to an annual tribute
to tho "Ito" of u,J"i(i,-j40); aoc-
;ond, his deputy, called Kikhyajj
or a swindler.
One day. a month
larro. while mi his wnv tn t
ie
' ..,. , 1 11 , , ,
1 mosque, he Midilenlv stopped, an1
! tMr . -1 n . lf .1 : -r
!s"re w-.hlly at I he air, ns if soe -
( - -- ,,,, , . ,
ill"- a vision. 1 hen he stanmed
101 .' -
, - , . ,
P nrouiiii .11111 enc l out
(thai aguii wasbuiied underneath
11- - -
1 iii niiiii i'.xi'tiv'iiiiiiiw iviti'ii 1111.
I' "' " -
mi 'iiiiii i-iv i)i?iiii ?iiiii iii'. ..nnun i
i:.i,i . 1 1 1
-V "-- " - "", 1
n rim W:iS milllll :it : iliiMb nf Mv
'- ladies
journal announces
t,,:lt :i niarketl change will take
place this fall in the lashion of
P,acc lms lal1
arranging iadies
hair. We are
!Sven no nmts as to tnc diameter
of the innovation, but it is suspect-
c- tnat instead of hanging the hair
over t,,e 0:IC,C oC a chair at night,
uPon rctii;nS- it ' he suspenned j
from a nail in the ceiling.
Tt i. reported that English de
tectives have proved useless iu
Ireland on account of their accent.
Tt rather gives a fellow away when I
he walks iu a Land League meet-!
mg in a damp cave and asks: "Beg
pawd'n, y know, but avo ye seen
such a tiling a, a suspect about
'ere v know?''
"Crushed banana" is no longer
a PP"11a.rsna'e- ,Th"c wo,.nn who
crushed it came down with such
force that she hasn't been out
doors since that date.
A Varied Performance.
Man' nomlcrhoir Parker's f.inger
Tonic can perforin such varied cures,
thinking it essence nf gin&cr, when in
fact it is made from many valuable
medicines which net beneficially on
every diseased organ.
MOTHERS READ.
,-..,.,
...m: 90iitiiineycdr.aR-lIi?JniLild
in.ear-ic.iuanunimo--t ie.ii. uneuoctnrl
l,Cr. I aied himif ho did not think it va--
nnir. iitj-.iiu m. iimruier, 11113 tun 11111 o
-aiuly mo a I tclt continced in mj mm
mind that -ho had. 1 obtained a bi.ille ..rlmilK rXDntSlCNPH IS l'LKASKll TO
IK. V.. Xrl.WXrS :KIjKUKATJ5 X nnih.ir.i-. to Uu-TpiiWir licit hf has n-.-
VEKJIin ii: genuine . I ;-a ...i:r :i I 'nod a
teapoonful in tho morning and nnfchcr at
nisht, uftci lrhich ."he :.! only-tir FIK"iT 'liSS
have net or been tritlumi it in niv f.nnily.
rholiealtinf my c.ui'lreii rcinainiil o -"tHid
hat j Iiaii niccu-tl -ratchin-,' tkeir aclii.r-
inai runny ia nine year 4j;o. .in 1 uiuiijni
itmun i,owm5,nml wwltiUork at nue-!
with n not?o ot Ii:. ... JlrliASIS .
VKiniiiiTcfc ,etwWn ,nr"' ehi" '
drcn. their Iks beii2 a' follow--: Alice.
vear: Chai!ey. ! jears: Ktnmn. r. ear.
lolm.y eni Mow comes the rc-ult: Aliro
j and Kuinin ainc out all riht, but Charley
i;i-scu iuri)i!iu nun .luiiniiy nintiu -ii
ronn. Thdrefult wn- o Kratifyinz that I
spent two daj- in hhowins tho wonderful ef-
feet of our Vorniifupe around t'tica. r.nd ,
nonr have t!norm nii Tcxhibstion in w.tou.
Miimmly, .I.UIMMIT.K.
Tlie HOnuiutim. V. .llcli.l.VK'.S VKK-
miFl'fiiK i liinnuf.ictiired only by I
Fleming Bros... Pittsburgh. Pa.,
and hears tuc'Ixn.itiirp: f.f. Jlcli'iin and '
Fleming Irnx It t never iu:nh- in l. j
liouis or hcdinir.
iSofurcyott tit the sennine. Iiie "i .ui'
a Jwtlle.
Iit the Wlide Hixtoryot 3l-ilieiic
Xo .iMViianit'on has eer nerfafiiietl
.Midi iiiatvcloni cure;, orinaintaiiiedsn
wide a rcmitafon, as Avi:i:"s Cm:t:i: J
I'i:croisAiM whVh is rcco"ni7eil as the
world's remecly br all lisea.e id" tin
tliroat and lunjj. It, lun'oniiiiiu'ii ;
series of wonilerfll cure; in "all cliuiatiK .
hx maile it uiiivekally know 11 a, a - a re ,
and reliahle ajienn 10 eiyploy. Ajjain-t
ordinary coliN, AMiieh are the fairerim- 1
ners ff more serial; li.ortler-v. it acts j
hlieu-uuy aim -.iire-, a 1 ways rvuevuit;
MifTerini,'. ami onea Mhva life. The
lroleeliuii irau"nid-T,by il; timi'ly ue in
llirontantl .liosi ilninlers, make- it an
invaluable remedy t he kept alas on
hand in every hone. X ier.un eau
ali'onl to lie without it, and Ihoseulio
have once iKed it never will. Irom
tlicir knowledge of Is comiHi-ition and
efTect;. )liysicians ime the C'm:i:i:v
PcrroitAT. extuii-Ivcly in their vractiee,
and elersynicii rcommeml It. It is
absolutely eertain in its remedial ellVet.s.
j and will always C4ire where emes are
possible.
j ' ,I; i'illi:
vr.Ki:..
PtTHViatt BittCr-4
Silffnoii was the bnani.h
Vieeroy iu lVniln 1C30. The t'oiuitc-o.
his wife, was nrostratetl lv an ititennitr
tent feor, froinAvhich she was freed ;byl
the iisj. nf tbp imtivi' i-hiihK- t1u 1..nr. .
vianbark. or. as it was called in thelTn TUC . Amcc nc ,PTftm.
iansuajreof the eonntrv. 'Oitininiina.' ,u ,Ht LAUIbb OF ASTORIA.
Grateful for her reeoverv, on her telurn
to llurojie hi HCU, she introduced the
renic(I in Spain, where it was known
under various names, until lu;naus
i.a,w if-t-incl,0M:u in !lonor nf tlu. I:,v
who had broubl them that whirl. wa
more precious than the gold of the I ne.i.
To this dav. after a lane of two hiui-
iiieu uiiii liny j ear-, rience lias iieu
us nothing to take its place. It eileetu- ,
ally ciucs a morbid appetite for stiinu-!
lanls. by rtsloring the natural tone of
the. stomach. It attack.. c.ceie love;
of liquor as it does a fever, and destroy-,
both alike. The powerful tonic virlue I
of the Cinchona is pre.-erved in the 1
IVntvian l!ilters. which areas cflVcthe 1
airainst malarial fever lonlnv a. Ihev
iwere in the days of the old .spani-.ii ,
Viceroys. We guarantee the innredi-,
ut 111 iiii-M- uiiii-in 111 in- ;u)Mjniiri
pure, and of the IhsI known qualiiy.
.v 11 1. 11 i ,-;iii.i um iiiiu nil. i uie
bet bitter in the world. -The pnnif of
' t1"" ""H ". "' '.",, """7: " ' Vu
jwillmglv abide this tesi. lor -ale by
.all druggists, grocei.-. and hoiior dealers.
lorihrii T Loeb&LXage.il-.V..r...t..ri:u
r
:
tne iiiiiiuiug 1. ;n 1 ne eating, ami we
v cough .com r sore tino.ushon ,1 .e
j tupped. Neglect tre.uicntly rctills in
i"11 imMirahle lung disea-eor eoiiMimp-
j'.01' Urowns llronchial troches do not
" 'VY'' -j... I-
iviirmir 1 (wiiiiii'ii!! 1 1 L'li fniiiirii kt rniiv
niiu u;iis;iuii. 11111 ;iei oirccin on uie in-
iu oaisams. nm aci uireeuy on me in-
tnied narls. allaing irritation, jrhe
11:11
.t .i . .n. ? ..?
iuh'i in .K.111111.1. iimm iiiii. imi;ii.
catarrh, and die throat iroublcN which
singer., and public .-iicafcer-. are gtliocl
lo. For thirl v years J.rown liiiuichi.il
n.i;..r :.. ... n...... i.......i.:i: ...i.
lroche. hae been recnminendcd b
itln.ci.Moi.o ...,,i ..1..... ..; ..... r....
satisfaction. I laving "beeii levied b
wide anil constant use for nearly an eii -
lire generation, they have attained well-
merited rank among Hie few staple
nov everywhere.
reraetius 01 ine aue. mhu ai in-enisa;
-t'atanh cured, huallli and -ueel
hniirli seciiiAd he Sliihili-. Pnlnrrli l'l-m.
uscciueu oy .Pinion .si aiarru liem-
l'riec .d cents. Masai Injechir fun.
Kile bv AV. 1 Dement.
. .
edy
ForiaIe
That Hacking Cough can be
quickly cured by .Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. .Sold by Y. K. l)t meiu.
King of the Blood
fecK hut being really bniiicius or ih:ise,i.r
iiraixrwai Rfjienc uisiinier, iiHinriij 01
r .. . v ; T-' ',- ' I.""'"""',
HIV
Isiihta-riiirif' itKaMihHl-iiiiriiiPraiiil, XOTIt'K is hi'rebv given that the
tonic. ln.iuntyoflheblood.iis,iiiNtlicN-.N- cllllllimn i nf tiie7'iK-nf VlfnVto
lein.der.inKCsthe rirciilatinii. and llnis nt- 1 'i ' " "" " u""?'i ' VlJ "l-.Vl ' ot Astpua
duces mativ disorders, kimmi hv dittViviii . ljmisc to order the mpiweinent or
nnimuii.. .i.wt.i..r..:wi iiir.n. .i...w.r.'i;... f .. ..r . I hat tHlii(Hl Of Hon mn Street 1rrmi thr.
:in; iuiriifif .iMiimi-tu, ' Astoria, by planking the same through
iSwirrWij" ' IJw Inch plank and
lt-m. Catarrh. Sennnhi. Shin mile a leinonslnince signed by
timer, iieatuicu
i.ii v .'nf jfififfit . ..ii"...fi.i
ur.. Jiv.trt Di
I'lh , i:haimaltiii
Dl&trtlcrs, Pint . Ulecrr. StccUinn. lc..
j.c. M.in or inc Hieou nrevout. and
ciires iliea by aUackliig the eniw. linpurity
of the blood. Chemist 1 and jh iri.ms aurce
in cillinjr it "the most genuine and t-rtlcicut
Itrcimraiion for the -.uro;c., Sold bj J)nijj
Kists, 81 jver bottle. See tcstiuiouiaN. direc
tions, &c..in i)aniiihlct,"rreatlseon Diseases
ot the l.lood,"tt rapped around each bottle.
D. HANSOM. SOX & Co., Props
UiilTahi, X. Y.
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
ll-BTlM H lOOll. &f
(Mii:V.Ml'S STllT.l-T, A
i-. S VtT 1.1 Sg jfcaLTJLfflt -
nd fiimislu. in lii-.: olass ;t !
,
)ovsii:i.
iioi roi iivi-: ri:.,
r thk
i-ne.
Ladies and Gent's Oyster Saloon,
I'llKVAMI'S STUF.irr.
I'h'a-e jiie nn :i a!L
IIiWei: D1XOX, I'ropMotor
J3. R.-PKANKLTN,
UNDERTAKER,
Cornor '.ts and So.niniiwIip street
.VSniRI . - - - - ORF.UON"
iki.ki: l.v
WALL PAPER
A.N" I)
xf -i jxAXir UII i lAUkS
1 V IN DO W SHA.DLS
,
ANH
U.NOKKT.VKERS GOODS.
TVrfs-ryi fllrinir
" . " ""
lMnin and Pnnev
"
. ST1 WTATfi . HP AT.T. TTTTATriS !
. ". . 3fe.
' SniM Inanf Its tae best 4lc from
s.tois.
Satisfaction Gaarantactl.
1 . ,- j-, --t-'-r,. ttt-- -1-
I "MRS. GKO. I-HXirflEH.
Not dooi to We-toa Hoa,c f
jell .
LoaaaLO-7JC-
1 TAKE IM.i:Sl'i:E ix INI'DRAIINR
1 X on that 1 have nMimved mv im.--
niakinsnwni.
'. .,. . . v.
, ' '0,M ," "U""H M-lo tas s"
Xet dinw in Tiik A-.roi:i.v.N ofiice. I
' than!, theladiesfor ihrir lUteral natronaue.
au:s. .1.
itAiair.KYi:.t.
jeir.
Wilson & Fisher,
SHIP CHANDLERS.
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Iron. Steel. Coal. Anchors, Chains,
tad ditpu aaiiiu
,AK IJ"H OAKUIW,
iii'i:ht ai ct'T CAI.VANlZi:i
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SPTiriCl
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Anils, t opprr Aalls uml
Itiirt-sf
Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils
Rubber unit .7111 Pochulq of nil Khnk.
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- - . -w. v..vv
! 4.-i mm r w-1. ..-.
PROVIKinNS
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Aint. n. S:dtm nounnirMilN.
Corner Clietiaiiu:-. and Ilnmiltuii Sired-
..iiiui.. ii.r.iiii.
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G . A . ST N' SON & ( 0. ,
ni APicruilTLHtir
uinurtoini 1 ninu.
-m'i. i..w-r miuhi. mi.r on-a
and t'onrt M trots.
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rf'i and Caiuiory woik. Himcslioehig.
' Wasjmis made and rojuircd. Good work
guaranteed.
' c4.'U-. TnZ4-Z I
, btePHanS Varieties I
GRAND OPENING.
1 A
M VKliY KXTKKTA i.VHF.XT
j I t.i e :i new lumliug alley, the l.ugest and
. j hftt Iu town. Admittance free. "
; . FOR SALE.
Amow;i:n mtii.t iieusi: oy rtvi:
t Kooin-i, with mI ii) l.y ISO feet. Ikiv
I iiidov.N. vie. for fuilher information anil
tii. imiuire of C. V. SHI VKI.V.
Bcntoa Street Improvement.
.south side of Conconily street to the
souill Slue 01 ASlor sireet ill JlctJIltres
.sioria. iy piaiikingthe same through
the owners of two thirds oE'thc nroner-
ty fionting on aid portion of .said street
'w filed with the Auditor and Clerk
within ten days from the final miblica-
tion nf thisnetice.viz: AugustlTth. 18H2,
the Common Council will order ; said Im
jnovenient to be made.
Uv order of the Common Council.
F. C. XORK1S,
Auditor and Clerk.
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PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFK IIjKMCE IWANl,
Of Otlif-2?X&l0t.
A. 3kKINiJE, Manager.
For Oregon Washington and Idaho TwKH
oirni:-ioi rut. st stkf.kt. roRTiAsto, o.
Kffereace- :
CHAM. IIOOGK, of Eode. DaIs & Co. -M. S. HORKELL'. 6TqCaprlWirC.
.rAME.SSTF.KICnsiilerrirsi;Natlonatn.uik.:V. SFALXDINU. lt aad CtgtU
.1. A.. STUOWIIRIDUK, Wholesale I.iUiPrllW.ilfr. - - - .ciT
nnd flndins. . AXl)ltVr.IiOBEKT9,aQj rVAri .KolC?.
e. a. DOJ.i'ii, 01 uoipa, urnn.msn, joipn
Simon.
C)I. J. ileCRAKEN. or J. MeCraken &Co.
I- t HENIC1CHSKX. or Hcnrrehsen
reenbre.
Dr. O. E. NOITAOE, M. D Rvaminer and
I'liyslciau.
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nSCELLANEOUS.
S. AKNDT & EERUHEN,
ASioiriA. - okk;ox.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
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ULACKSill'IU
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Boiler, j Shor
Alj kinds ot
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STEAMBOAT WORK
Promptlj- attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
roor or lafaykttk stiikkt.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Kksios smnrr, Vk visi I'akkkh Houne. j
ASTOIIIA. - OnKCOX. '
!
GENERAL MACHINISTS ANfll
Rflll FR M4VFRQ
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i, ii?iutii: iv(iii;N
Boiler Work. Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
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.. mi ..rn. miuoim m.ifit- iu wnirr
at isnort .otiee.
A. D. AVam. Resident.
.I.O.HUsTI.KR.SCretari-.
I.W'.aSR,lYeasurer.
John- Fox, .Superintendent,
WILLIAM EDGAE,
Corner Main nnd Cbonamiu Streets.
ASTORIA OKEUO:,
DKALV.R M
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.;
Tho Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS l SON
sZ25aZ l-rt
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tSp i
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY !ter,aVuminffAnd.Bcwdt
W OFiVCfirf WOSTENHOLKl .e.SJ'.
and other Knslh Cutlery. ( evivc and Asto55treeto. -- .
sTATiowERT! IIEADQUiOaTERS
.- nj.. n..n .. . ....
Genuine Heerihaum Pipes, etc, ;
, A fine stock of i
WatrheM u& Jewelry. AfurjEle ami
Kreerh l(n4lnj; Mtiot Gbhn and '
KlHeit Kevelvern. IMNtoIn.
and AtM-Mimitieu
MAKIXK
fULiASNKN
uso a mr
Assortment or tHne SPFcrAPLKS and KYK
UIJVSSKS.
Notice.
rjlHK DKLINQlKNT TAX ItOI.L FOR
J. tlicear 1S81, toRother with awarnint
from the County Court for tho collection of
the samo.is in my hantU. Delinquent tax-
pajersnin piease ettlp at ouc and sa
cosH A.:.TWOMBLY.
n'lo , SherllT.
BetertmttMi
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, t:. m. w lDerg, owja
?0: BWtivHAlWWla
&, J.K.UfLLot J.XOl
FRANK: JiAiN'O KS?i
Eacltot ttuv-aboiJa
j nnce in tafe-Ccrapaaj-.
BUSINESS CABIW.
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Vt V. HOliDKX, r"
NOTARY f&BUC,
AUCrriUNKKti, COMMISSION AiiJ
SUI&XCE IbENl.
K. 4. C. MHAFTEM,
PMYHKU.V mMA'JktimmW
(DKCTSCHIX ABZT.)
DlneaKe. mtthm Thxttt mttHtttf.
OCice oe'rCooa'A'Drut "Slice.
Q.KLO V. P1RKKH.
SURVEYOR Of
: Iloom No. 8. .. .
J."
KOOK1M,
1 1'. S. ruratMU-JeHer. Xatonr
A-enL lor the Hiunbuot"BwiiMf Wim Uii
) or Hamburg. Germany. w4 jei iM Tni
elers' Life and Accldeat-Ia!.-C:rt Mftrt
ford. Conn.
I -Office In Pjthian BulldJoj. BMW U. 12.
Attorney cwd'CounKJprottaw.
itfrOnlce in Pthlan BnlWloy. -flMfis U. W.
ASTOItiA. - - - rJtftMQQS.
JAY TVTTX.B.'X:'. rT '
puisioiandit-,
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i:Kui)RNCK-OverlkeB1kj.o-
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PhynleUw mmAJmtm-
OFl'ICF.-Usor A'. VJAli's grfCNf M
Uooms, at th farter H.M,r
Xa.
IP.
P. HICKS.
-pi;ntist-
ASTOKIA.
OKMOa
. .KcwiasinAhpaSbuUdJM
) or Ca-SOUU SqcUUMB SMM0. '
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, AT10RKY AT .LAW.
i Olienanias-Street. -' ASTOKlA. OSJHKMH
1 n a nawmv -
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ATTORNEY AT LAV.
May be found at tafctCotlt'HoMae.
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Q n. BAH A CO.,
OEAXJEK IX
DaorM, Wlwa. BUsA,' Tt3M
All kinds of Oafc Lumber. OUmlBamZ li
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Foster's Ein(rtHiMi.
Most Cimiriitt SfteKii MMto
Fireworks! - Flags!
Fruit Btfc Fereis a4
.... 1 1 "J'r"
TTIIICs. ailU-MUWO
or Superior Sraad.
FOSTER'S COBHEl.QPAi-I
AssessmtntfWkt.'
TCenci: is hereby given jimat Ai
i-i ;tssti,;iaenc or ntty per ceai. oa cm B
r C8Bt. OS tM Bt-
Ii.r Aisociation ot Astoria; OieSlirSMt
day been levied. iayaWejrUMltaiT 4
from date at the oc of the Sttrttwnr.
)reco. kaa tftik
4a
oUienI-.obedeclared:aellatMfe-
15v order of the Hoard of Plrectuo.
A.J.MEGLSRrsSW7.
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