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TlIK DA1LV ASTOKIA: I'M he xeilt hy
ftailall&cent a mouth,frccnfi)0Uijc. Head-
m who enntfinplatralnv wee from the city can
." Tn: AsToniAN follow them. Daily
r Wkkiii.y edition lt any poi-l-ogiccicith
'(' iuUlUvm.il cronnv. Aldr&to-Cit wioy Je
-u t,mcd rtx often a illred. Imvc order at
" rouritna rxnn.
- In ihe last number to hand of the
Port Townsend Argus there arc pub
lished forty-four land-oiHce notices.
At nightfall yesterday, a ship was
coming in, said to be the Astoria. It
probably is that vessel: she was due
t wo weeks ago.
-That sidewalk on Main street in
front of .loplin's new building needs
the attention of some one; planks arc
easier mended than broken bones.
-Tt. It. Spcdden went cast of the
mountains for a mouth's vacation,
yesterday morning. D. II. Welch
will attend to the duties of the'oounty
clcrk'a office during his absence.
Xo prettier weather was ever ex
perienced than the present: it is even
finer than the "Indian summer" of
the eastern states, which was liable at
any hour to "turn cold," and end
in a freeze.
Mr. C. V. Shivoly, clerk of
.school district number 18, gives notice
that the board of school directors will
meet this morning at Foard and Stokes
Rtorc, to examine ihe assessment roll
of the district.
About thirty car loads of ties are
arriving daily at Redding, Cal., for
the north extension of the Oregon
division of the C. T. IX. It., and
preparations arc being made to com
mence qradhi" soon.
The lvate and Anna arrived in
laat evening from Gray's Harbor.
Capt. Lutjcns reports every one busy
in that section. ,7. W. Hume luis
about 300 cases salmon packed, and
tho fish are beginning to run plenticr.
The little schooner goes to Portland,
to-dav.
We acknowledge the receipt jof
eomplimentaries to the twenty-second
annual fair of the Oregon stale agri
cultural society, which begins -at
Salem September 18th, and closes on
tho i3d inst., also to the Mechanics'
fair, which holds from tho 21st inst.
lo the 7th pros., at Portland.
Major Downey, one of Califor
nia's pioneers, is selling some books
here, and desorves the encouragement
of our citizens. "In the days of old,
ihe das of gold, the days of '49" he
founded the city of Downicville, Cal.,
and through the many eventful years
since then has had more than his
share of ups and downs. Since tho
adverse decision relative lo hydraulic
claims lie has concluded to make
Oregon hi3 home, and intends to set
tle permanently in this section.
liy the California arrived a colo
ny of Russian Jews from Odessa, con
sisting of some 28 men and some half
dozen women. They have rented a
building back of East Portland where
they are located for the present. The
men arc mostly young, only two or
three bein" married. Several of them
. o I
are well educated, and arc druggists,
engineers, etc. , by profession. They
arc in comfortable circumstances, and
it i3 their expressed intention to sc
curo a tract of land and settle in a
bodj as tillers of the soil. Standard.
Xcarlj every issue of the S. F..
Bullotin has in its commercial column
a little "dig" at The Astouiax and the
Portland Commercial Reporter, com
paring the published statistics. We
have this to say: the published state
ments iu our commercial column are
exact transcripts of the custom house
entries, and are accurate. We are not
editing the Portland Commercial Re-
porter, aud fail to see why Us inaccu
racies should be made a constant text
for tho commercial editor of the
Bulletin to attempt an impeachment
of "papers up north."
How Could "Y"ou!
The removal of the obstructions to
navigation iu the Columbia river,:
wliioli ii1i -. .mn. f W tn ?Wr-
- "" " -... -V. w JW. ." .
landers, is not such a pleasing matter
I to Astoiiane. The stevedores there
say they will have to pick up and come j
to this city, as there would be no work i
fur them in Astoria this winter. Tub
Astokian has not been enthusiastic in
noticni" the work of the Walla
Walla. Portland Shwdtud.
We can assure our Portland con-1
temporary that none would rejoice
more cordi.dly than the Astoriansioj
sec the impediments to Columbia
commeice ronwved. Indeed we of
Astoria have special reason to be glad,
for now that the matter f re
moving river bars is said to be
solved, we expect our Portland friends
to join with us in forwarding the good
work by standing in in all just and
reasonable requests for national aid to
improve the bar. Heretofore- Portland
wasabsfubed in tho channels of the
Willamette and Columbia; now she
can rise to the higher plane altonled
b3r her late alleged success, and lend a
hearing hand to us down here who
have so long asked for what is due to
the entire state. As for work for the
stevedores, we have heard ik serious
fears expressed hut that there will be
business for both Portand and Asto
ria. In regard to being "enthusiastic,"'
jt need but be said that we gave the
news at the time.just as we did any oth
er current event, and we are not m the
habit of enthusing over anything,
however intimately it may concern us.
Will Attend the State "University.
Miss Kate Powell, of Pppcr Astoria,
has been appointed to one of the three
free scholarships, to which Clatsop
county is entitled Tn the state'univer
sitj'. She left yesterday morning for
Eugene city. Miss Etta ?.Iitchell, of
Knappa, will also attend the univer
sity.
Misses Clarabcl and Amy Adams
were successful in -each gaining one
of the four free scholarships to which
Multnomah county is entitled.
l'i.'imt. Ortu, and SotIiijt llarltine
;ivea Away.
The Xew Xorthwest commences its
twelfth volume on September 14th, and
will then begin the publication of its
$100.00 prie serial. 'The Wav or the
World.' by Kllen K. Givcns. The pub
lishers have inaugurated a grand orize
scheme for canvassers, and will give
away an elegant uniight piano, a fine
organ, a new nickel-plated sewing ma
chine. Webster's Unabridged Diction
aries and other :ulicle. Drop a postal
card to the Duniway Publishing Com
pany, Portland, Oregon, for a saiuplo
copj of the Xew Xorthwest. containing
the first eliapter of the new torv anil
full particulars about the pries.
Knoms to Eenl.
Pour euuiiuodious rooms over Carl
Adlei's hook store, inquire of Carl
dler or Cant. Hustler.
Y. 31. U. A.
Ifegular business, meetiug this Fridtty
evening. September .sth, at half pa-t
seven o cIock. i aim. maxsex,
Secretary.
IJy the last steamer Custav Han-cn.
the jeweler, received a consignment of
guitar.-, violins, accomions. guitar ami
violin .stnngs. etc.. wnien are oi mic
quality and sold at low xrice.
Mi. A. Malcolm ha reeehed a
fine stock of ladies wear, .-elected in
San Francisco by 3Irs. Derby, and has
also secured the services of a fnt-clas5
milliner. Lace ties. etc.. of fa-hiouahle
style and reasonable prices.
Fresh ice cream every da .at Prank
Fabre's. Familie- supplied in any
quantity by leaving oroer. AI-o the
fiuest ovsters cooked to oidcr. Prank
Fabrcs ojstei and ice eream are known
everywhere as par excellence.
Adler has a large lot of .-chool books
on hand, and will supply your ehildren
at low prices.
Mr. C. Jl. Cooper intends to leac
about the 13th of this mon'tli for San
Francisco to be in lime for the arrival
of the. latest Eastern and Kuropcan im
portations.
Just received per Xorth Henri, a
large invoice of parlor and cook. stoes
at John A. Montgomery's.
Jf you want a good suit of clothes,
rcadv made or made to order, call and
see Mcintosh, Occident block.
What is nicer on a warm day than a
dish of that exquisitely llavored ice
eream that Frank Fabre makes V
Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar
kct. has made arrangements to keep al
he finest fresh fish, ete., in their season
rltrui1 Itml.'.. fi il1i,: h1iahi nutl
durable, all kinds. A full stock.
Fresh taffy and caramels everv dav
at the Astoria Candy Faetorv, Mam St.
Oekkwitz & Ci.a-si:x.
If you want lo see a fine job of me
chanical work, call and sec a set of
nicklc-plate measures made at J. A.
Montgomery's. They don't do anv but
first-class work.
P. J. Goodman, on Chenainusiieet.
has ;"ust received the latest and most
fashionable stylo or gents and ladies
boots, .shoes, etc. Agent in Astoria for
the famous Morrow :hoes.
If you want nice fresh lard, or good
Migar-curcd hams, jut from the coun
try go to P. U. Eiberson's bakery.
labre ice cream is the best.
Presh fruit received at C. A. Mav " by
every .-learner. .o siaie trash, liven
variety of Oregon and California fruit
laiwavs on mum.
Ifemember Frank Fabry's icecream
It is par excellence.
Highest price paid for old web and
junk. Cum?. Kvaxsox.
lm Inquire of Foard Sc Stokes.
Oregon State Fair.
To thk Fai:mki:s.xi Mkchanu-s ur. Anyone suffering from habitual eon-
Oi:n:ox: ,stination, torpidity of the liver, cold-.
This unders iimcil. b.iHiti iif mana-ivcm,
, -
fjers of the Oregon State Agricultural
society, desire to state a iesv fuels m
regard to the Annual Slate Pair of
1882, to the end that the management
may be better understood.
The speed department of the fair
has for years been a source of vexa
tion and trouble, not ouiy to the board, ;
at its annual meetings, but to the so. j
cicty iu general, and the argument for j
years has been, on the one side, that
too much attention was paid to it, and
too much money offeted, and on the
other hand, that the board have given
no encouragement .sufficient to induce
a fine display i-f ihe best horses. At
the annual meeting, December 18S1,
it was finally concluded to assign this
department to a committee, who "should
agree lo pay the money tlfey might of-,
fer. and that they should receive eei -
tain receipts especially derived from dresse-and cloaks, liy -ending ! or i
., . , . ,, . ,,-.- ,' bust, length of sleeve, skirl, wai-t ami I
that department, lint as additional junUcr an7uI. willsend CO. D..dresses j
muuccmcni so maice mis cnange, wesimmc" i.uu, oiuuimi- um.v.
cite the fact that the premiums for
speed have been given for years' at a
loss to the society, while those inter
ested have urged that this department
was not properly managed, and that it
ought to pay, and could be made to
pay its expenses. Iu order to satisfy
ourselves in regard to all these mat
ters, no mone3 is offered this year for
speed trials. If the experiment shall
prove successful, it will have cost thel
society nothing, ami will he a basis
for their further action, and we deem
it just to say that our coirse was not
governed by any committee of horse
men, or any agent of a committee,
and that there was no dictation on the
part of any one. It was the carrying
out. of a desire often expressed by
very many friends and members of the
society. In regard to the receipts, we
feel that thej' will be proportionately
as good without the speed department
as with it, and that the plan adopted
will insure as much success and as
much money to pay the premiums in
the other departments, and the ex
penses of the fair, :i3 if no change had
been made.
The premiums of the society then,
for tiiis year, are offered to the far
mers and mechanics of Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho. In the depart
ments of cattle, sheep and swine, as
well as iu agricultural implements,
we arc quite certain the display will
beja creditable one. We urge upon the
farmers and mechanics, then, to use
every effort to make their department
attractive. If you dislike the course
which has been pursued by the officers
fo the society the remedy at the annu
al election is an easy one. but if the
State Agricultural society is to grow
in favor and patronage, the friends of
every department must seek to make
its annual fairs attractive. While we
are free to admit that in some instanc
es, the premiums are not as large as
they should be, certainly in the de
partments of grains, and some others,
there can be no ground for complaint.
At all events we have acted as we
thought best for the interest of the
society, and offered all we believed
it could afford to pay. More than
this, you would not expect us to do;
less than this, wc feel certain, has not
been done.
Let there be a strong effort made,
then, to increase the interests ami at
tractiveness of all the departments at
our coming fair, and let j'our aim be
to strengthen public confidence in the
society, and to assist in placing it upon
a permanent foundation. If the
weather shall prove favorable, with an
early and abundant harvest, and fair
cash prices for the produce of the
country, there is no reason to doubt
the success of tho fair of 1882.
We deem it. but just to sa3' that
through the efforts of the speed com
mittee, the largest number of horses
for running and trotting ever seen at
our fairs will be present at the state
fair of 1882.
M. Wilkius, president, Lane conn
ty; John G. Wright, vice president,
Marion county; C. V. Burkhart, vice
president, Linn county; E. M. Waite,
secretary, Marion county; Jos. Hamil
ton. Liun county; John F. Miller,
Lake county; Geo. Belshaw, Lane
county; G. W. Scoggins, Washington
county; J. T. Appcrson, Clackamas
county; John Downing, Marion coun
ty; Henry Miller, 3Inltnomah county;
E. L. DeLashmutt. Polk county; Win.
Galloway, Yamhill county; board of
managers.
Sparkling Eyes.
Rosy chocks and clear comploxion
only accompany good health. Par
ker's Ginger Tonic better than any
thing, makes pure, rich blood, and
brings health, joyous spirits, strength,
and beauty. Ladies try it Bazar.
For the genuine J. H. Colter, old
Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors
and San Francisco beer, call at the Gem
opposite the bell tower, and see Campbell.
A Fair Proposition.
ueauacnes, reswesmss. mccii-
lessness, indigestion or other ills arising
from a disordered or inactive condition j
of the liver, stomach ami bowels, and,
wi'lnug (o give Syrup Figs a thorough j
iriai. can vu u oi t . r.. jjciucm jirug-
gi-t, v. hoba been appointed agent Tort
Astoria, who will agree to return join-1
monev if it fails to net prompt lv and ,
;s:ili.-lactoruy.
j i,Mim.. Davis As Co.. v.hole-ale ngents j
Portland. Oregon.
" - - - '
To Parcm.
-.cud your children to Carl Adlers for!
jjjflr nnd gfi "1 FUMlsJnff GOOdS I
Jtngmpu? of all the Presidents .of ilnl. ..-........-....,..
l ni,ld Stales. gratis. , ..rj, 5I.R rOATS , hjri.us.
i;el
Adler". - .
your chool IWMk. a I t'arl
All Iw'Olcsu-eri in the public schools
'"" u' W' f"r ,-:" l' A'l,p,v j
H I; Ijjlt j
l.euU h.U, hN ,.Ioi,.u, r:,n ltH.k ,;f j
Yor.Thirri'and Alder. Pmt'laml. Or.
A Farm For Sale.
A Parm or l'JO acres with a govern
ment title, a good orchard, and im;ro e
ments, for ale. Term pari cash, pari
Astoria eity property, the halauee in
one or two years. Knqtiiie at the real
estate and "intelligence ageney. .Main
street. D.vx KEr.i.r.UKn. Agi.
For Thirty Ia.is.
Por the next thirty days, preparatory
to going below for a fresh stock or no
elhiv;. I will sell nuv nrtiele innv store
at as low a price as it could be finughl
at retail in San Francisco.
CAui.Aix.r.i:.
A Delicious Appetizer.
That ensures digestion and enjoyment
of foed: a tonic that brings strength
to the weak and rest to the nervous;
a harmless diarrhea cure that don't
constipate just what every family
needs Parker's Ginger Tonic. .
A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the
enors and indiscretions or youth, nerv
ous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc., 1 will send a recipe that will
cure you F1IEE OP CHAIJOE. This
great remedy was discovered bj- a mis
sionary in South America. Send a self
addressed envelope to the Jtev. .Ioskpii
T. Ixmax, Station 1), Xew York Cit.
tty Fni versa 1 Accord.
Aykks Cathartic Pir.i.-sare the be-t
of all purgatives for family use. They
are Ihe product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized na
tions, proves them the best and most ef
fectual purgative Pill that medical sci
ence can devise. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other PilN can he
compared with them, and every per.-nn,
knowing their viitues. will emploj
them, when needed. They keep the
svstcm in perfect order, and maintain iu
healthy action the whole machinery of
life. Mi!ti..scarcliing aniieiteetual. they
are especially adapted to the needs or
the digestive apparatus, derangement
of which they prevent and cure, if
timely taken, lhey are the nest and
safest nhvsic to employ for children and
weakend constitutions, where -a mild
and effectual cathartic is required.
I'm: Sam: i:v am. 1)i:am:i:.
Have Wistar's balsam of wild eherrj
always at hand. It cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, whooping.cough. croup, in
fluenza, consumption, and all throat and
ping complaints. 30 cents anri.si a hot
tie. Pauey soaps and perfumery of all
kinds can Ik found at .1. V. Conn'- drug
store, oppo-ite Occident hotel!
Shiloh's Vilali7er is what you need
for Constipation. Los or Appetite. Diz
ziness ami all symptoms, or Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 7"i cent- per 'mlile. Sold
hy V. K. Dement.
Catarrh cured, health anil sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Kem-
eriv. Price ."0 cents. Masai Injector free.
For sale by YV. K. Dement.
Will you suffer with Dispep-ia and
Liver Complaint '.' Shiloh's Yitalier is
guaranteed lo cure you. Sold hy Y. K.
Dement.
Shipper it llybke. No. 11, Oak .-treet
Portland, are the bon ton tailors or the
metropolis.
Shiloh's Cough and Coii-uuiptiou
Cure is sold hy u.- on guarantee. It
cures consumption. Sold hy W. K. De
ment. Domestic bliss is surely the de
sired end of all mortals. Enjoy it
by using PFUNDER'S OllUCiOX
BLOOD PURIFIER, which will re
move all superfluous bile and make
everybody smile.
How man j a sweet face is marred
1- vellow teeth and fai!inr "inn--.
And mouth and lips all hot and bard,
And breath decjvlainted as it comes :
And yet with SOZODOXT, we may
Keep all these dire defects at bay.
NO FOOLISHNESS !
MUST MAKE ROOM !
1 am about to leave for San Pranci-co with
the intention of l)riii"iii'' no the
flne.st stock of I
JEWELRY. WATCIIias.
AND
Solid faoltWiutl SiltcrHiiw,
Ever offered to the A-storia nuMie. ami olfer
i for sale at extremely low prices the whole of
j my present stoclc. This is a Ixma title olfer.
Solid gold Watches. Chains-, r.racrlcls. lar
Kings. Puis, etc.. at manufacturers jirices.
Ct'STAV HANSEN.
BOOKS
'FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS!
CARL ADLER.
A complete stock of School Hooks and
school supplies. Any book used In the pab
lic schools of Clatsop Count vein be obtained
at my store. Carl abler.
FALL STOCK !
ri-. rn TT T "XT 1 I
( J j ) J CI J.JN VJT !
Men's. Youths" and Boys"
wf v WW m
JS f jL JL 2
p Panic nnr! HvPrrnatQ
bOuIS. raMS an(l IrVerfJOaiS.
SOFT A"VI STIFF
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T
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PALI. STOCK OK
TRl'XKS. SA If HKLS. Kt . l!r.
TAILORING!
The Jarge-l -luck, of line
Foreign ami American
Beavers, Cloths, Piques,
Worsted, Diagonals,
Csssimeres and Pilot Cloths
TO .-.KI.KfT FROM.
. FIT GUARANTEED! 'W
d. a. Mcintosh,
Tailor ami Clothier. - Occident r.lock.
A TAILOR'S TALE!
1 have no clear
ance sale this fall my
friends, the fisher
men got away with
nearly all my stock
of summer goods.
My stock is fresh,
choice and complete
in Fall and Win
ter Stvles of Cloth.
Clothing, Overcoats,
Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps. Boots
and Shoes. I will
sell ready made or
made to order in the
finest and best style,
and when a man
buys a. garment in
my store it lits well
and is satisfactory.
"My prices are be
yond a doubt the
lowest to-be found in
town, the best value
for your money.
31. 1). KANT,
The Ito.
Merchant Tailor. Hatter ami
Clothier.
X. X, G, SXMCX1MX,'
InilNirteraiiil Wholesale dealer ia
Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar
ticles, Playing- Cards, Cut
lery, Etc., Etc.,
The large-! ami finest stock of Meerschaum
ami Aiiiher gooi's hi the eity. Particular at
tention j:tid loonier from ihe coiuitrv ami
ve eN.
Ciieiiamns si reel. Astoria, Oregon.
THKO. I'.KACKKl. Manager
Wilson & Fisher,
SHIP CHANDLERS.
DK.vi.r.ns ix
Iron. Steel.. Coal. Anchors., Chains,
TAR, PITCH, OAKUM,
WKOriUiT AND C't'T GALVANIZED
S JE X JeC X2
3uil.s. Copper V::ils ami Burrs,
Shelf Hardware, Faints and Oils
Rubber and Hemp Puckinq of all Kinds.
PROVISIONS.
rr.oiiR ani mux ffki.
Agents for Salem Flouring MilLs.
Corner Chenanius andllainillon Streets
ASTOKIA. OREGON.
Proposals
WILL r.E UKCEIVED AT THE OFFICE
of the Columbia Canning Company, in
Asloria, until noon, Saturday, September 9,
18S2, for furnishing the material, construct
ing ami erecting a Cannery Imitiling in the
said eity of Astoria Plans and specifica
tions may oe seen at the office of A. ".
pptgiison. No. a Pvthian building. Propo
sals ma be Ml iu P.O. 231. or with A. V.
Feigusoii. The right to reject any and all
bids reserved. .lOHX M. OLSEN,
dtd rresIilPiit
UNION MOUSE,
Wm. W.NICHOLS, - Proprietor,
Oppo.silero. 1 Kiigiiic House.
I A good siuaie Meal and a clean Red.
Rooms to Rent with or without Roard.
Several Rooms to rent to small fjwillle.3
unfurnished.
C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHAKDISE.
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BHMMHUMSOMMiBUiaaifiiiuttiiiiuiiiatniiiiMiiiiiiauMiHMaatiiiMMMMiHM
CLEARANCE SALE!
iiicaaiiiiiaitMnaitiiiiiiiiBsaiiitmiiixmiiiiiiiiiaiiai1UHaiailMMHHaaMM
For the next 30 Days '
Unparalleled Bargains ! !
-IN-
Dry Goods and Clothing !
$35,000
These Goods are of the VERY BEST QUALITY,
and arc offered at remarkabiy
Iiow Prices .
Previous to the arrival of our FALL STOCK.
Let every one call and he convinced that Ave mean
business, and that goods of the same quality were never
before offered at such low figures.
All the Upper Town busses will stop at this
store each way.
I
la S
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS NEW BUILDING.
Astokia, Ausjust 23, 18S2.
NEW STORE!
ri-i.
Happy Greeting to All !
m
The Empire Store
IV1 Door to Ihe Pjllihiu lluilriiiig; j
In now open with a iry wUtI :iitl t-omplwe itock of J
4
DRY GOODS t N0TWN9,
Ladies' and Children's Shoes. 1
OXXR MOTTO:
QUICK SALES AND SMALL MFIT9.
OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE.
"Clerks conversant with the English, German, Scan
dinavian and French languages will be in attendance.
CALL AND SEE L'S. '
PKAEL BROTHERS.
A.-toria, Augu.-t -Jti, lSs--.
ASTORIA BREWERY.
M. MEYER Proprietor.
ASTORIA,
special AisrjgouiisroiEarajBigT.
KEDUCTIOS OF WHOLESALE PhTCES.
$7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS;
LARGE ORDERS IN LIKE PROPORTION".
Less Quantities, 30 Cents per Gallon
Bottled Beer, - - - $ 1 60 per Dozen
WSpocial attention paid to order from Public Houses and Families.-
THE COLUMBIA BREWERY
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