The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, August 31, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textc; ZMiSG3Cr-W-. gftc JBiult) g-slmfcui. ASTOKJA.OilEflOX: TUURSDAY7...ir. AUGUST 31, lob2 J. F. IIALLOttAX Editor Anti-English Sentiment. The bitter animosity which most of the Irish Americans cherish to ward .England is but the natural result of long-continued vrrong. or even of investigating anything, j for a man who simply announces his willingness, for so many dol-1 lars a da, to have people tell him j things can hardly be described as j' an investigator. If the commis- j sion went fishing and left the; premises to its. stenographer, to tako down the tales of woe which j the protectionists go to Long Branch to tell, it. would be doing exactlv as much toward the rp- . Ireland was cheated hy England I . , ' f - t .ff . . , . j in me act or union, ana trie course now of the British government toward that unhappy country since the union has been an almost contin ual piling of wrong and outrage upon outrage. Like an insatiable vampire England has sucked the blood of Ireland, and while thus engaged has. in many ways, need lessly and cruelly, as if with mal ice, trampled on the most cherished sentiments of "the Irish people. The Irish-Americans have good cause for their hatred of a govern ment that has oppressed their country. And, since so many millions of Irish ana their descendants are laUor werc ropulsed wk, -a ipavy jas eA amonjr the heterogeneous nopula- ice i?ln-.An f !.. ., ,.i. . - t t , -"w ---.-. . ... .-.; ,... lo onnjT up ft MISCELLANEOUS. NEW MEW f !A.WT:D RI2ItJOSX PE.IC33S 111111 tit PPT ftTfiPlf S&8S8 ataem bbpartmbw, Sri: Garxtt Woisele, the commander of ilio English force; in Egypt, is said to be very metho dical in all his habits. When leaving London he always fixe1? a date to begin active operations, to end the war, and to return to dine with his family. September lfithj is the date, ho has fixed on which to exterminate Arabi, so it is al most unnecessary to read any d:s patches for two weeks. In an engagement between l In English and Egyptian troops at Kassassin, last Monday night, the THIS SPAOB Is reserved for j I am opening a first class Mock of Now l'limuim . tvMpa'iv, . -rv thm in ;!..,-lstu- of (Chamber Set. Parlor Kiivnitiiiv. Viwim Oil :LarC loi of o-0orl serviceable Dress Goods Trimmings, and flit latcsf novel- lies in Interior Depositions. I. J. Arvold's ADVERTISEMENT. t l would lesnectiMiiv sutriei 10 paiues uesnous oi seouiir I'oftUv fine goods to call. The qunlily of my goods taken in consideration with their price will commend them lo all lovers, of fun articles. .HatruM-U mitt I;ilt!it::r i t-i-l.. and .1:nlr in "nti-i A will ibrlfoey's patent bed-sofa, of which there a;t- iver 10,000 in use on the Pacific Coa.t. Plavel's building, opposite Wells, Fargo fc Go's office. 31. W. GALLICK. lion of the United States, it is but natural that the sympathies of our people should -be with Ireland in her struggle for justice. The policy of England is and al ways has been purely selfish. She has aimed to -make a large portion of the globe tributary to her great nes'her wealth, her glory. In this policy she has been eminently suc cessful. A little island, not too large for a fair-sized state in our Union, she has extended her pow er and domain to every continent, and made millions in Abia, Africa and America pay tribute to her. "Her morning drum-beat, follow ihg the sun, circles the globe with the martial airs of England." Na poleon said, "The English are a nation of shop-keepers."' He might have said that England herself was a shop at which most of the world was compelled to trade. With a small standing army, as compared with other nations of Europe, Brittania has ruled the sea with her invincible fleets. Her wares and her merchants, support ed by her flag and her guns, have gone wherever gain was to be made. She has fattened on the cream of the woild's commerce. She has been, she is and she will be the very incarnation of selfish ness. She has fought for her trade and is ready, every time, lo defend it. She will strike heavy blows for her right as she mideistands them. But are we justified in condemn ing England for her selfish policy? "Was there ever an unselfish na tion? -Was there over a people on the globe that did not set up -elf-interest as its standard of! right? ITotv long is it since we fought a rather flimsy pretext for war with a weak neighbor in order that we might despoil her of a large part of her territory? And who doubts that, if wc deemed it for our interest Jo enlarge our area, we should go to war with our neighbors and annex them to the Union? The simple truth is, .selfishness has been the policy of all nations in all ages, and England has -i.o-ceeded better than her neighbors because her sons have been more capable than other races of curv ing out that policy. In her present attitude, as re gards the other powers of Europe, England towers above them all. She has fairly shamed them all by taking hold to do unaided, the work that belonged to Europe. The recent speech of Mr. Glad stone on the Egyptian question is kitfiirave, frank", manly declaration that will live in history to con demn the powers of Euiope that have left for England alone the work of testoring order in Egypt. captured. The English loss was 120 men. Another little war is reposed between Turkey and Greece. The Grecian govern ment ha sent ten thousand men to the front. MAItKXKO. In Atoiia. August 9lh, by Itev. .!. ilcUormao. diaries Gelles to Annie Miller. for Snn iranMsro, p a large siock oi noois and Shoe for Gentlemen and Ladies. 115: Advertisement "will appear on his return. The BossCoffee ad Tea Po1 NEW TO-DAY TO-NIGHT. THE rillXCE OF MAGIC. ZEH.A In Unpopular Entertainment in Magic "Mirth Myslerj.uud his Grand CSIFT CAK.V1VAL. Every person attending will receive, free oi charge, an Elegant and Useful Frescnt. Admission, - - - 3 mid 50 ot.s. Children .... 23 ots. Boat Found. OX THE1BEACH NEAR FOKTStkvk.vs, a .small unpaintod .skiff, with home made oars, and one pair of rowlocks. Deal mav he had hv piovimj piopcrtvand paying charges. li. C. KlXDltED. FNI0N HOUSE, Wm. W.NICHOLS, - Proprietor, Will he rend Tor boarder ZTIond'tyInriiiiit'. - Sept.. Jlli. Lodgings Ready JVnt. 700 Acres! Dairy or Stoek Farm. and Valuable Timber Land. A. V. Allen, (BUCOKSSOK TO PAGE & ALLEN'.) reduced to 12 cents per yard. Splendid all Wool Cashmeres, all colors. reduced to iO cents per yard. TREMENDOUS REDUCTION ! All our SI. 10 Cashmeres, all colors, re duced to SO cents per yard. ' Tlw SreaiG&f BmrUlee of the mon! Calicos. 16 yds. of all best brands, 1.00 Handsome pieces of Dress Gingham, 10 yards SI .00. may in. iiai. in- jNotlingham Lace Window Curtains at Hi. IX. 11. AW H-bi SOI.K AC.I'.NT. . rMit 't tin Oi'fc-Sc-timI MBDAIiLlOX llANdl-l ,V!TM Itni(.S A M'lf IA1.TY. Nfuic l.iii tlt' leiT wi.ikmen fiKploveil. Ml rk cit'irniil- ! r po ehmiie. -oa fjfa JSU.8 -lt & TWO DOORS EAST OF .OCCIDENT, ITS --! ASTOKIA, OltKGOl,' WILUMEHE UNIVERSITY. JULiS VARIETIES. l'ltoi'itirrron -;iA:i: maxa:ru 3t Dairy Cow.. 2 TlirM'-qunr-iev Scvscy Bulls. 2 Horses. X Voice "Work Osen, 2 HSillc tVajfons, Far j a and Dnirj" Im ploiiicnls niiti Furniture, oil oi;s Ha'. Ihr al3it Vilti:iltl rrojti'rly i lor SAM! at :xcry loir :iipr;i!ri:i(itt, l. AU.OOO. oin- third ol'v.lilcli :m tnnd on HIorlsns:p. " A mouk head! ess smd helpless 'body than the fciriflf foinmission which is now lending its ears to ftvhoevor thinks it to hU interest to )Oiir his commercial wishes into tiiem has never been assembled. The commission sees to have no sort.of notion of doing anything It WisIUialcil oa Louis :ini Claik's JSiut, Timlessomlmf Astoria. and2i iuile from Ciatnj) lo:ioh. Thoro h a j;ood stoainlMat landing uhk-li is:iccvsll)lo lo :mv of tlif o. K, &X. Go's river ;tcaiubo:it. 'Ahr half oi the 700 acres Is lide land, -noil bridged. . which uittle keep fat the year round. The other half, le ell iinher land, and about 'JOQ aeiesintamesras';. Thousands of cords of hemlock, fir and spruce ean Ue cut. worth two dollars and a half at the landing lo wmcli there Is a good waeon road from all poiuK Ken eoid cut'tinds a readv inaiker. In addition, then i an (juantlt'y of mill lumber and ood piles. (Jood dwell In house, barn, and necessary outhouses, with an orrhaid of 10 or 12 acre., containing :Umost all kinds of fruit bearing tree., etc.. etc This desirable property has a frontape of two miles on the nver bank, and Is ad miraaly adajtted for settlement bv a com pany detirlnj; lo coloni7e, as it" is large enough to dhido into several farms and homesteads. The contemplated bridge be tween Astoria and Clatsop plains connects on this property. 3artv wishing to sell Is now supplying Astoria with milk, and if de sired will hand over good will and business to the purchaser of the property. If nor sold before September loth, at pu vate sale, the whole propcrtv will be sold bv catalogue sale, at T'ublic Auction, to the highest bidders for cash, on Frldav Septem ber 13th, 1&2. at 11 a. m. Title Varran; Deed. Tor further particulars appl v to K. C. HOLDEX. Auctioneer and Heal Estate Agent. Wholesale and retail denier' In Provisions, rooterf. Glass and Plated Ware, TUOIMCAI. AND HOMfoTtl FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Tngptlirr with Wioes, Liquors, Toliacco Cigars TJin large-d and most eomptete st J; r.f good In their line to be found In the efty. tVirnor ifC.iss and Siuemoer,n StieeH, .vsroufA. okk:on. a."0 Studeuts and 20 I'rwlVssois and Iiisti'uetois. i;i:o. Hli.u Kour dilTerent courses in the College .md six in the Academv includiiig a lhiMnov, : Al.ri-.l. !A!.K. course and Teachers course for v.hieh diplo- mas are awarded, lwentv-two new rooms ,. R, . c r..--. :...,c., t added to the -Woman's CoVlege. ow -- -- a-1--- Suocos&sou I S144,OOlsallit roits a young man f.r Kngagi-ment of S183.00isa!lttuititoostsal.id for tiii-; SIR. HARB.Y GOIyiji'jY lion and board In the Woman's College a ,.;lltl jnaiJ roim.:i-nn :.tj Dnni-cr vear. " CB-FIItSTTERM IIEC.IX sriTEMf.Ei: ' 1.1SS2.. . . . TrfTCC TV7f.TT.TT?. IHTC-PV Wrnil rarrntnlnirnp tn u-i iiAiiJiiJij u;kkvi TIioh. VanScoy. resident, d-ril-lm Salem. Oregon. rcr' lew fiffni'cs. Call early and secure choice selections. We stll! h.ej&e oaa. &.siad a"bout 20 Haad- sonis ladies loaks3 To be disposed of at a sacrifice. OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT Being almost closed out of Ladies sizes, wc have still on hand a line of Foxed Cloth Shoes. Also a few Pebble Side-laced, a handsome Shoe formerly sold for $2.50 and now at 5 1,75. Also Children's Kid Shoes at 40 els.; a handsome Childs Kid Slipper at 50 cts.; Buttoned Kids at 60 cts. Full line of Misses Kid and Pebble Buttoned Shoes at less . than S. F. wholesale prices. A splendid Boys Winter Shoe at $1.75 worth $3.00. By order of Creditors at MISS K0LLJ Serin rnmli' (uptMi ir r.rn tnnrjr nTSTsrc-rrirr MA6KU8 U. ( ROoBl ,.Tho Pi-imp of Old TKnn Ituiirr- Dealer in HAM ARE, M, STEEL Iron Pipe and Fittings. sountBri. TMji'ther with .1 new AH the Old Favorites Retained. TORE i i7X A-i .j3-a FOH TILLAMOOK BAY, TIip Ilirnco Stcnru Naviffatioa Ce: Str, Gen. 3Vtilos Will leave Cray's Dock, Astoria, on Wednesday, Aug. 30lh, at 5 A. M.. For (.AltlKA TiDI. and HOItKO'- VJ JjIjK. (Tillamook IWkim- Co's OannerjO mai.'ti.n roAi:n. .x. .. fTOKi:; FOARD & STOKES, Wholesale and retail dealers In Wood add Willow-ware, GROCERIES, Tobacco. Cigars. Wines and Liquors rOKEION AND DOMIJTir Fruits ccudr Vegetables ITIaOMXR, FEED, A.vn COUNTRY PRODUCE. AXl General Commission Merchants AHTOKIA. OKP.GOX. Next to Oregon Hallway & Nav. (o, n.iek. diW PLUMBERS AUDSTKAM KITTKrj i iiu all i!ir Vear, Irrvriii.iui-r .r3 Mj;!il. "Inlire tin use ol i'rn GOOdS and TOOlS. aramiar One- a VTcvU. roinjiii-ins r.ll the l.ite-t nuccT f cn OTDin C.An ?o?jft? nan?-.c aron acts. We trive the Best S)5LMlLIhr i SHEET IRON TIN AND COPPER. Variety Entertainment 'JgSH& Rl'Sft- ;. m i CACccrsa f? Vi r.sui: ro .fAfKiNrf ;c montoomeky.) UHAKBRS IN P VlillilllQP tii v-i.w. At' 11 lV1.'!.1 1VL. '1. ' ' l.l A HU ilCS r :., u ,.!-. ,.; u- .n I g&f Jflllii-?fl3 ulinh::e ivilm v,ed tliiMnter7:minLnt im-! r&&3&:l IWSfl'SSifeSc-T . nonnee it lo he enmd ti any yU en el-.ewliere. iirlisssi--- rTSSS-' Jlr. Hill :w a e.uorer for the pnbhtv fe'-Sssffe Stoves, Tin Ware and House rii.m.ltitin PkaiI. wishing Jo spend ji ileas:iiil eeuin: and' siSjr-.. t UrniSDing UOOUS. , soo.sparklin y.1l and heanly without nt- I - r- JOBBING IN SHEET IRO.V. 7iV. COP i saritx , dionhl improve tin-.pjMHt.inity :.nd . I eonio. ' ip22 Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. m A Ccneral Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. A!i!iit. for Mni-e StoTos and Ranges The l.es i'i the market. I'liimbing goods of all kinds on hand. Job work done m a workmanlike manner. co-:.3:i: i' .-.iai?; a.sz .. etpj-t.ksox-stkekts, The eom;.inv (.nniiiiie Iho follow Ins uelt- ?, GST f "V "T cy PER PLUMBING and STEAhl FITTING ' knoun AitW : , ftPt-JVJ: osEiGoxir. Done with neatness and iHspirfc'i. None bid llri rlas? workmen emidoywl. A Luce a'wortnient ofj SCALE!- (fonitantly on Hand IMir ian;;ik Walton. ! CHAS. HEILBORN, .MAKTIPAUTUHKr. OP iSSFirPvNTTTJBE BEDDING AND DEALER IN &"!Vv"W!?:fUryi A; Hln-Ml Woll Pnnov MlWAPO rllVlVlrltV I III! V .1 1 -1 onllcnton street; i-rivate bos on Ohemi-! I J ? IT J 1 lillUIUlll DUll Willi!.. Siiuk street. ;., ...-- j u ij- me mostcompletklv nriKi.w look outfr Mew stars, frradow Shades, Lace Curtains. Picture r fames and Mouldings. . nerj-on the Columbia KiverMuri... - - - - . WINDOW COHNIOES AND CURTAIN POTJ23 With Boats and Machinery. . $500 Reward. complete in every branch. Mih Moi.!.i it Christ. Mi:. Cifi:urs Kohi.ki:. Mi:. To.i. Ciij:isiy. Mi:. Wai.tkb Pakks. Mit. Mu. Ail or which will apjear nightly in their dif ferent peeialties. Open ; anee eeininencim: We will pa tlie aboe reward for an ease WATl'.K. of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, hick Head- j An abmiiiant siimuy or i-i.iii w.vu.i.. otiaver Complaint. Dvsnensia. I acne, lnuiestion. constipation or losiivc- t nes; v. e cannot eure with West's VeRCtable i jjvit i jus. wiifii i iu (iireviiuns arc siriuit ; Por nartieular'j. annlv to Allen .t I.e.i. i comnlied with. Thev are nnrelv Vesetable. i Pertland: .1. Q. A. i5o"wlb, Astoria, or .1. (and never fail to j:Uc jatlsraetion. Sugar j West on the premises. coated. l-arj;e hoxts. eontainiiiK rfl Pills, 25 ; MARTIN OLSEN OtiAI.l'.i: IN j cent-!. Ior!ilebyrdl Dnipslst". llewareor ' counterfeits and imitations. The genuine Assessment NOIICC. . manuraclnred onlvby.Jonxc. wistsco.. Iji I i : I i ' 1 I i L Ll T-JTi 1-? U I 1 II . I L OT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. St.. Chicago. Prco trial package sent by l J ; - y l A W L V ' ' 1- ' V" assessment of fifty per cent, on the cani- niail prepaid on leeeint oi a .". cent stamp. ' tal stock ot the Odd Fellows Iind and r.uild-.AV.ri. Dement, acenr. ' .. . . ... ... ....- Ins Assoc at on of Astoria. Oregon, has this ' J . twrner jiam aau :vnnrraor,Ha Mn-rsh. .i-.iuri.i.u.i-iiuii. T. 31. C. A. Third Annual Pic-nic and Excursion TO YOUNG'S RIVER FALLS, Tin'RSDAY, AUIST :ti. ilavbeenlpvleil.navnbli! within thiitvdavs from date at the oflico of xhe Secretary, or otherwise be declared delinquent. liy ordi-r of the uoam or uirecttirs, Astoria, Aupiiit XAZXOSHCSTGSv wmnw , m TDiyjMuno. mm filACOFS ETC. 2, 112. lit . - - - . .1 CoiunleJe J?(oeh. PRICES AS GHEAF AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. 1ST, IttZilit; F PVUTHTITRT. 1SS-:PAIZSI ASB VARNISHED. Tlie Steamer Claia 1'arker will leave Main Street Wharf at 9 A. 31 Freight, per ton Passasc ... ' for Kouud Trip" Tor further particulars apply lo J.H.D.GBAY,Agent. Boats will accompany Steamer to comey Kcursiouists from iteaincr landing -in V7!n;?Swite,M,b KIXI)S CBBEn r.ELTINC.PAC A general Invitation is extended to all. J T vr 1TnoP s,vr. ,-.T nT .-, . :ind be'preparcd to have a Reed time. -ASK FOK- Union India Rubber Company's' Pun- Para Cum Crack Proof; RUBBER P.EWARK OF UII I Be smo the Iknits are PROOF on the heels, and niT-r VIF?rV3.C nil 1lir 1 which prevent. their cracking e are now innKinp uieni AXD ASBESTOS Soles tliem last more than t?.ieeas ion? is any Jtiiuber Hoots made. FOH SALE T.Y ALL lMlAI.KitS. K- XKAT, CIIl'.Al" AM) JtTICK. P.V ;:kj:;?;f. s.ovktt. idiin Street, opposite X. LoebV, -: ia iii'Hrii, uuii1. WO Chllil rn. - - SI oo 30 CARL HAXSE.V. Secretary. BOOTS AKD SHOES, etc. 001YF.AR RUBBER CO. Gm i - - . . , ... . boots, i n4'Aiu miirffm.&iirmnimMi$--M slamWMCA'' S ? i&U U U $ 11 1 &. 3 i tP. HHiS & 1 MRIPll; WH h:n.- tltci'L'J.-fi. 3M. 5;,5s!---3S-Sp4 S-HSBL-E F- ts K-aS5g-tg"-3S.s-.S5!3S BKMrSI K-oMI Tnnt fiiul iiistnn d ?- SCIS " s "S : c o -- i - JrsZ i- J: ? R.s S5SZ2 ? c - - u.s-Q iU - 51 c c- s .' a -i,- fc'.H kcm (S S?2- gkLJi orlirraktai BS H s"! I 8 i S J?,S-S P11 i"3! ?- I 3 .-S s'gS'SS gli BS H 5" 8BP51 wIiU-li will make i 8 ?1SK .SSl-5 fc Si t-, 2 ." E 2 3 !-&JS 3 S 27. S3 "i-SS BM K S- IZJ fell Sw3StsSiii!:H Sill ilB r - R.n. PEASE. Jr..! .,.., I S.M. P.UXYON, f-B"- San Francisco.