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Vol. XVIL
Astoria, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, September 26, 1882.
tfo. 151.
SOME BIG THINGS.
The three biggest railroad kings J
V. II. Vanclerbi.lt. .lay Gould.'
and Russell Sage.
.Master "Walter, of Atlantic,
Iowa, is not yet 4 years old, but j
he weighs nearly 400 pounds. i
The greate.it navv in the world
is that of England. The most)
invisible one is the United .Slates j
nnvy.
The biggest royal eater since
the death of Emperor Maximums
Cetywayo, king of the Zulus.
He ate thirteen pounds of steak
foi a dinner.
The greatest cornet player is
Levy; lie measures fifty -six inches
aiound the chest, and is said to
have the largest lungs of any
musician in the world.
The largest diamond cutting
house is in Amsterdam, where they
employ -100 men. The famous
Kohinoor diamond was cut theic.
The cutters make from -57 to $12,
and even $14 a day.
The Pennsylvania Railroad's
new locomotive Jumbo, has seven
feet driving wheels, and has drawn
a train from Philadelphia to
Jersey City, a distance of ninety
miles, in eighty minutes.
Jumbo is the largest elephant
in the civilized world. He is 11
feet G inches in height. The
measurement of his ears when out
spread is 15 feet, and he can reach
upward 2G feet with his trunk.
Probably the biggest feet aie
those of a Chicago girl named
Lizzie Mertz. They are said to
measure 1G inches each. It is
reported that she once kicked a
young man and fractured his
spine.
The loftiest active volcano is
Popocatepetl (smoking mountain),
tlnrrv-fivf tnilps -niiiliivf.st. of
Pueblo, Mexico. It is 17, Si feet
above the sea level, has a crater
three miles in circumference and
1,000 feet deep.
Fortress Monroe is the largest
single fortification in the world.
It has already cost, the government
over 33,000,000. The water bat
tery is considered one of the finest
military works in the world.
The longest span of wire is
used for a telegraph in India over
the river Kitstnah, between Be
zorah and Sectanagrum. It is
more than G,000 feet long, and is
stretched between two hills, each
1,200 feet high.
The largest university is Oxfoid,
in Oxford, England. It consists
of twenty-five colleges and five
halls. Oxford was the seat of
learning in the time of Edward
the Confessor. It claims to have
been founded by Alfred.
The largest ship is the Great
Eastern. She is GS0 feet long,
S3 feet broad, and GO feet deep,
being 22,927 tons burden, 1S,015
gross and 13,344 net register.
She was built at Millwall, on the
Thames, and was launched January
31, 1S57.
The most extensive park is
Deer Park, in the environs of Co
penhagen, Denmark. The en
closure contains about 4,200 acres,
and is divided by a small river.
The largest pleasure grounds in
this county is Fairmount Park,
Philadelphia, which contains 2,740
acres.
The largest body of fresh water
on the globe is- Lake Superior.
It is 400 miles long, 1G0 miles
wide at its greatest breadth, and
has an area of 32,000 square miles.
Its mean depth is said to be 200
feet, and its greatest depth about
900 fathoms. Its surface is G35
feet above the sea.
The largest tunnel in the world
is that of St. Gothard, on the line
oi the railroad between Lucerne
and Milan. The summit of the
tunnel is 000 feet below the sur
face at the Audeimati, and G.G00
feet beneath the peak of Kastel
horn, of the St. Gothard gioup.
The tunnel is 2Gi feet wide, and
19 feet ten inches from the floor to
the crown of the arched inof. It
is 91 miles long, lij miles longer
than the Mt. (Vnis tunnel.
The most extensive caveiu is
the Mammoth Cave, in Edmond
son count , Ky. It is near Green
river, six miles from Cave l'iiy
and about twenty eight miles ftotn
Bowling Green. The cave con
sists of a succession of irregular
chamber?, some of which aie large,
situated on different levels. Some;
of these are traversed by naviga
ble branches of the subterranean'
Echo river. Blind filiate found in
its waters.
The largest trees aie the mam
moth trees of California. One of
a grove in Tulare county, accord
ing to measurement made by
members of the State Geological
survey, was shown to be 370 feet
high, 10G feet in circumference at
base, and 72 feet at a point 12 feet
above the ground. Some of the
trees are 3'G feet high and 31 feet
in diameter. Some of the largest
that have been felled indicate an
age of from 2.000 to 2,.00 years.
The largest inland sea is the
Caspian, lying between Europe
and Asia. I Ls gi eatest length is
7G0 miles, its greatest breadth 270
miles, and its area 180,000 square
miles. Great Salt Lake in Utah,
which may be properly termed an
"inland sea, is about 900 mileslong,
and has a varying breadth of 20 to
25 miles. Its surface is 4,200 feet
above the sea, whereas the Cas
pian is 84 feet below the level of
the ocean.
The largest empire in the world
is that oi Great Britain, compris
ing S,557,G0S square miles, more
than a sixth part of the land of
the globe, and embracing under
its rule nearly a sixth part of the
population of the world. In ter
ritorial extent the United States
ranks third, containing 3,oS0,242
square miles, including Alaska; in
population it ranks fourth with
50,000,000 people. I'lissia janks
secend: 8,352,940 square miles.
The highest monolith is the ob
lisk at Karnak, Egypt. Karnak is
on tne nank oi the iNtie, near
Luxor, and occupies a part of the
site of ancient Thebes. The
oblisk is ascribed to llatasu. sister
of Pharoh Thothmes HI., who
reigned about 1G00 B. C. Tts
whole length 122 feet, its weight
400 tons. Its height, without ped
estal, is 10S feetand 10 inches. The
height of the obelisk in Central
Park, without pedestal, is GS feet
11 inches; its weight about 1GS
tons.
The Chinese wall is the largest
wall in the world. It was built by
the first emperor of the Tain dy
nasty, about 220 B. C, as a pro
tection against Tartars. It trav
erses the northern boundary of
China, and is carried over the
highest hills, through the deepest
valleys, across rivers and every
other natural obstacle. Tts length
is 1,250 miles. Including a para
pet of 5 feet, the total height oi the
wall is 20 feet, thickness at the
base 25 feet and at the top 15 feet.
Towers or bastions occur at inter
vals of aboutlOO yards.
The. largest library is the Bib
liotheque National in Paris, found-,
ed by Louis XIV. It contains
1 1,400,000 volumes, 300,000 pamph
lets, 175,000 manuscripts, 300,000
maps and charts, and 150,000 coins
and medals. The collection of
engravings exceeds 1,300,000, con-
jtained in some 10,000 volumes.
The building which contains these
treasures is situated on the Rue
Richelieu. Its length i 540 feci.
its breath 130 feet. '1 he largest
library in Xew York, in respect of
separate woiks.is the Astor. About
190,000 volumes are on its shelves.
Among the most remarkable ,
natural echoes is that of Eagle's I
Xet, on the banks of Kilhuncy,
in Ireland, which repeats a bugle j
call until it seems to be bounded
from a hundred instruments; and
that on the Xaltu, between Bingen
and Cohlent, which repeats a
sound seventeen lime. The most
remarkable artificial echo known
is that in the castle of Simonetta,
about two miles from Milan. It is
occasioned bv the existence of two
parallel walls of considerable
length. It repeats the tcport of
a pistol sixty times.
The largest bell in the world is
the great bell of Moscow, at the
foot of the Kremlin. Its circum
ference at the bottom is nearly GS
feet, and its height more than 21
feet. In its stoutest part it is 23
inches thick, and its weight has
been computed to be 443,772
pounds. It has never been hung,
and was probably cast on the
spot where it now stands. A piece
of the bell is bioken cfi". The
fracture is supposed to have been
occasioned by water having been
thrown upon it when iieated b'
the building erected over it being
on fire.
The big bridge aci oss the Kinzua
chasm on the Erie extension, 15
miles south of Bradford, Ph., was
completed about three weeks ago,
and trains' will" soon be funning
over it. The bridge is a symmet
rical iron structure, and is the
highest in the world, the center
span being 301 feet in height, and
the length of the structure is2,0G0
feet. It was built by the Keystone
Bridge company of Phrenixville,
Pa. The completion of this bridge
gives the Xew York, Lake Erie
and "Western railroad direct com
munication to the coal field of
western Pennsylvania.
The largest cathedral in the
world is St. Peter's in Rome.
From the laying of its foundation
in 1450 until its dedication, one
hundred and seventy years were
consumed in Jts erection; and if we
include the work done under Pius
VI., three and a half centuries
passed before it was complete,
during which time forty-three
Popes reigned. The dimensions
of the church are: length or the
inteiior, G13A- feet; of transom
from wall to wall, 4.4.(5.1-feet; height
of nave, 152i feet; of side aisles,
47 feet; width of nave 77-S9 feet;
of side aisles, 334 feet; circumfer
ence of pillars which support the
dome, 253 feet. Tho height of the
dome from the pavement to the
base of the lantern is 405 feet
to the top of the cross -MS feet.
Thedomeis encircled and strength
ened by six bands of iron. A stair
way leads to the roof, broad and
easv enough to allow a horse and
team to ascend. The annual cost
of keeping the church in repair is
30,000 scudi.
Win. Ilersee, Esq., teal estate
agent, No. 5 Newark street, IIo
boken, New Jersey, says: 1 was
taken with severe pains in the
shoulders and right arm. After us
ing everything 1 could, and seeing
that instead of improving, it be
came worse, and that my arm was
beginning to become of little use
to me, I determined to make one
more attempt by using some St.
Jacobs Oil. Before the second bot
tle had been exhausted I was re
lieved of all my pains as if by mag
ic. I recommend it to all.
The purity nnd elogant orfunio
of Parker's Hair Balsam explain the
popularity of this reliable restorative.
iitlEoi!
1POTX,
RHEUMATISM
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Meuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest, '
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scafds, Genera Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and ail other
Pains and Aches.
Ko Preparation on earth equals Sr. 3 cots Oil
u . safe, sure, simple and cheap External
Bemrdr. A trial entails but the cotuparatirtlj
trifling outlay of SO Cents, and every one sneer
ing Tilth pain can have cheap and pi itir prof
of its claims.
Directions in Eleven Languages.
80LD BT ALL DB UGGI8T8 AND DEALEE3
INHEDI0TNE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
lialtlmorc, 2'J. U.S.A.
SHORT BITS.
The highest range of mountains
is the Himalayas, the mean eleva
tion being estimated from JP,000
to 1S,000 fact.
by George I TazaeJ. who covered
GOOi miles in Madison Square
Garden on March I of thi- year.
Orange county. Xew York, and
Sussex county, Xew. Jersey, make
more applejack in one year than
any other two counties in the
United States. 1 .ast year 1 20,000
gallons were made, and the govern
ment got 100,000 revenue. This
year the estimate is -10,000 gal
lons. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
Tin- iiilinU'liaJ.if !i ImIo rwitl le.nlui
coloretl. uiili mi-i-itiii.il ilmln-s of u Hr-cuniMTilx-il
int (hi iiic r Loth -ltvk;
the er; limine dull; the pupils mint;
nn :i7.ur- viiiicirtle inns :iIou llu lower
oyrlltl; tin noe is irritc.t-l, sui!Nt ami
soinrllinc-. lilc'tl;:i swolljntt ! tin upjitr
Up; rxenslomil li(-ihittii. Willi humming
or Hunt. bin;; of tne c:i:s; an umnuul m
crotion of vajivu; slimy ortiirr.il tongue;
l.ro:itli very foul, particularly in the morn-
ttti.. . tu1fl. ittit.tlil. wit fi.illfun. mm.
clous, with u Kii'twin; M-nsation f the
stomach ; ul olhers,entlriy from; fleeting
pains In the stomal-!?; iveusioual iiiutic i
r.mi voinitinj;; iok-nt pali.s throughout
the nlxlomi'ii; Ixtw els irregular, at time-:
i-ostle; Mools -limy, not iiiuviiently
tinged with hlool ; belly swollen unit lutn! ;
urine turbiil ; rvpintflon iK-e:tiou:dI ditli
eult ami neeonipanieil bylik-i-ougli; ct.ugii
sometimes dry ami eon viilsive;iine:isy anil
disturbed sJi'i-p.withyrinclingortheteHli ;
temiier variable, but general t itrituble.
Vlu:iever the nlMt, syi.iptouis are
loiiml to exist,
iir. c. Mi-laxk's vr.iniiKn.!:
will et-rliiinly clleft a tn.
In Inning Wriiilfugt be "-ur.' ou a.t
the genuine IK. (. 3U-I.AM:S UIMI.
ITtJt:, mauufai-tuieil by rit-niin-r i:ro...
21 Wo.nl Street, rittshursh. l"a. 'lb.
marki't is full of counterfeits. m will
be rigid If it has the .signature ... Kb-m-ini;
ISroi. and C. .".Ic-Ianu.
If onr .storekeeper doe not hi-, !i.e
seniiin. plea-e reptirt to in.
ScikI ii a three cent stamp lr t !. ;!
some :idirtlsiiigcariis.
FL1.3ilX(.' 1IK0S.. ritLshtirj,'li. Iv.
King of the Blood
Is nol a "cure all." it is a blooil-punlli-raiul
tonic. Impurity of the blootl iMivmr. tlus-s-tem,
deranges the eirctilatiou. and thus hi
duces many dt.iorden. known b dllTerent
names to distinguish them aceonling to ef
fects bl being really brandies or phases of
that great generic disorder. Impurity oi
Illood. Stteli ate Diwrjuiit, i:ihitninc,
iAtcr Complaint, Con-tipatton. .Ycrroew D!f
ordc.'x. Headache, liachacltc, liciicral Wuth
uc. Heart Dtcac. Dropsy. Kidney DixcnfC,
Pile. Hhcumdlitin. Catarrh, Serouila, SLin
DiMrder, Pimple. Ulcer. Sicclllwj, Ac,
tic. Kins ol the Illnod preents and
cures these bj attacking the caitJ-c. Impurity
of the blood. CheitiLstsand plisieians agree
in calling It "the mobt genuine and efficient
preparation for the punoe." Sold bv Drug
gists, SI ier bottle. See testimonials, direc
tions, &c., in jiainphlet, "Treatise on Diseases
ot the Illood," wrapped around each bottle.
D. RANSOM, SOX & Co.. Vrops
Buffalo, N. Y.
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Ovster Saloon. QlQ
riTF.WVMrS STREET. ASTORIA.
muc ixdersiuneh is pleased to
JL announce to tin public that he lias op
ened :i
fr'IHKT 'LASS
&5itjLS BCouse ,
A i ul furnishes in fi i it class stle
OYSTER".. Ill IT COI-'KEE TE. Kit.
AT TIIK
Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon,
CJIKXAMI'S STREET.
l'iiae 1 w me a call.
KO.sroi:;WXOXt Pinprietor
A. M. JOHNSON & Co.,
Ktijics :tml 4r!:i of all hinds.
SStoUs. I'alout ami IHrUaline of
all sr.
TI 4!iiii:it I.Msuiis Scotch
Salmon nvi I'wiiics.
.lii't'siiairi Xv. iiu'hi Canvas, all
ISfo. Copper Tinned Oars.
The licit assortment of
G ROCERIES
In Ton n.
Ti4- ui cori:i:i:s ami this.
Trj oiirMoImsr JJahijiffTNnvilcr
P.Mtiu-l. UicK-it ever male.
CA.3X2SrjE:XX GOODS
if all kinds put up l best Packers.
Ei.-lur.l-.oirs ami Eobluti's Canned (!ondi.
TVruiM Cash. Profits Small.
B-01Vi: I'S A C'ALT.-ffa
B. B. FRANKLIN,
UNDERTAKER,
rJF 1 ZSZ- IS1
Comer C.vsi mul S4iitemoqlie streets,
ASTORIA. ---- OREGON
I)K.M'R IX
WALL PAPER
AND
WINDOW SHADES
AX1
UNDKI1TAKE11S GOODS.
I'luin and l'nney
SEWING OF ALL KINDS!
Suits made tr the best st-jle from
." b. fZ-O.
j Sctisfiiclion Gitarnntoeil.
LLRS. G MCX T L LLjiyK 1 1.
Xet ilitor to Weston Hon-..',
jell
Boat lOxilXclixxsr.
WILLIAM HOWE
llamglatet n-turm-o from r.ritisli Colum
bia. Is to be fouml at his
Ol.li iiTAN!) IX CIJAVS lU'ILDIVC
Where he is doing
I-'IltNT-OSi.lSS U'OItK OXIiV.
ST. HELEN'S HALL,
Asjt ikai:t.iikxt.
miir. coui of TiuniHRS i.oxo kx-
A mige.l in St. Helen's Hall has just been
reinforced tv Hie addition of six new teach
ers, lire of them from prominent educational
institutions of the Katern States. Two of
thee are engaged in the Musical Depart
ment, three in the laiglish a'Jd one (MISS
Fri.I.ICK) in the Art Department.
MISS FL'I.I.K'Iv is a lady of Kuglish birth,
but eduetitcil in this country. Slie was
gniduated at Va-sir oliege. and lias .since
spent uiiu-h time in the bast priate Studios
in the Cistern Slates. She comes with the
highest recommendations for her attain
ments and skill as a teacher of Fainting and
Dnnxin-r. Tlu-sp eo-r the whole ground of
instruction in the best Art Schools, embrac
ing Oil Fainting in lnul scape. Flower and
Still-life Mtidies; C'mon. Charcoal, Water
Colors. I'eiiL-il, Fen ami Ink, and Decorative
Art in all its branches.
MISS Fl'l.LICK is a lady of liberal edu
cation and .superior ealiure. and the Rector
and Frinelpal of St. Helen's Hall recommend
this department or their .school tolls patrons
with entire oifidiMice, being well assured
tliat it wt.s never mid r a more eompetent
Instructor, or ene of more varied acquit e
uients. sji.d.lm
Equalization of County Assessment.
"VWICE IS HEREBY C.1VEX THAT the
l- A-Ssessiueut roll of property liahie to he
taxed in Clatsop County for the vear 1SS2,
will lu completed h the firt Monday in
Oetoher. lASi ; and the Count v Court pursii
aiit to law ha1-- fit-tl that day as the time for
all persons interested to examine' the same
at the Couutv Clerk's office In the Court
house in Astoria, in said county, and to note
objections thereto If anv there shall be.
"VV. W. l'AKKER.
dtd County Assessor for Clatsop Co., Or.
Astori i, Orej-on, September Sth, 1SS2.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S.ARNDT & FERCHENJE holdrst.
"asioria. - ori:oox. " -N0TAKY PUBLI0
The Pioneer Machine Shop
RLACKS-drni
sho vm
ASly (
'
Boiler Shop
AllMndsof
ENGINE, CANNERY,
AND
STEAMBOAT WORE
Promptly attended to.
A specialty made of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LAFAYETTE STREET.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Bkxtox Strkct, Xkaj: I'akkkij Hou.sk,
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS
' BOILER MAKERSr
AND
LANDii'lARIHHS
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
Ofall'DeNOi-IptioitH made to Order
at Nliort Xotlre.
A. D. W.vss, President.
.1. (I. Husti.kr, Secrctarj-.
I. W. Cask, Treasurer,
lonx I'ox, Sttperintetulent.
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Cornur Main tin.l Chcnamua Streota,
ASTORIA ORKOON
DSIIAS 1.1
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM
and other Knt-ltah Cutlory.
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Ideershaum Pipes, etc.
A tine stock of
lVati'lieM and .lewelr)-. luzzlc and
Ilreeeli I.outUuc Shot tiuas mid
ItltloN, Revolvet-M. PlatolM.
and Aiuruiiiiition
MAKI.VK
Al-SO A FIK
Assortment of Giic SITCTAOLIIS and EYK
OI..VSSE.S.
WAlt I !KIi.RKl WITHOUT
FIRTIIKR XOTISJK
". 1- "' "" -' " !" .....I.
firi ln t.ltilw nf Y.if..tA ittiHI
nj'3ft every man mAstmia has anew
rr .7
IJ31
j35S
.suit of clothes
-flADF. RY JIKAXY.
liOokat the prices:
Pants to onler from - - 8 oo
Pants, (Jenttine French Cassiniere - fi 50
Suits from - -- -- -25C0
The finest line of samples on the coast to
select from. p. j. MEAXY,
Cass street, next to Ham en's .If welry store
" Health is Wealth.
Dr. E. C. WestV. Nerve and Brain Treat
ment : a specific for Ihsteri.i. Dizziness,
Convulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental De
pression, lxss of Memory. Spermatorrhoea,
lnipotency. Involuntary Emissions. Prema
ture Old Aye, caused by over-exertion, self
abase, or oer-induIgencc. which leads to
misery, decay and death. One box w ill cure
recent eases. Eaeh box contains-one months
treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes
for five dollars ; sent by mall prepaid on re
ceipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each onler received bi
ns for six boxes, accompanied with fie dol
lars, we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to return themonevif the treat
ment does not effect a cure, (iuarantees is
suedl only by W. E. Dement, dnigglst, As
toria, Oregon. Orders by nrtfl at regular
prices.
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UUSINESS CARDS.
Al'CTIOXEEi:, COMMISSION AND
SU1JANCE AGEX1.
lyt. .1. '. H1IAFTKR,
ritMCIA aad SlKtiEBV
(DKUTSCHER AKZT.)
DiiseaxeM oftheTkroat aycclalty.
Office over Conn's Drug Store.
Q.KKO F. PARKER.
SURVEYOR OF.
Clatsop l'onnty,and City tf Astrl
Otilee r-Chenamus street, Y. M.C. A. hall,
RootnXo.8.
J.
O. KOZORTH,
V. S. ComiiilHdoHer, Xetary PHbllc. aad
Insurance Axcat.
A-;ent tor the Hamburg-Bremen FiielnAfA.
or llamhurj, Oermany, aad of the Trav
elers' Life and Accident Is. Co., ot Hart
ford. Conn.
x-onice in l'ythiau Bulldlns. Rooms 11, 12.
Tj1 If. WIATOIf,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
rOfllce In Pjthian Building. RoUnviir, 12.
ASTOIUA, ... - OREGON.
JAY TUTTJLE, M. .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Okkick 0er the WWte House Store.
1:f-sidk-ck Over Elberson's Bakery, op
posite .uartn & Kve' otuopn.
A I. r"UIT03i. M . .
T-
PhyMieiau and. SarffeoB.
OFFICE Over A. V. AlleHs grocery stow.
Rooms, at the rarker House.
"L1 1. HICKS,
PENTIST,
ASTORIA, - - - OKKOOiN
Rooms in Allen's buildlas up stairs, comer
of Ciis and Sqcraocqhe streets.
T K. I aFORCK,
DENTIST
lseitfal KooHi. erer t'as" itore
ChenamiLS Street, - - Astoria, Oresoo.
I Q. A. BOWLBY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ClieiuuniLS Street. - ASTORIA. ORJkOU.
yy t. itrujfF.Y.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
May be found at the Court House.
G. A. STINSON & CO..
BLACKSMITHING,
At Capt. Rogers old stand, coiner of C&3
and.Court Streets.
Ship and Cannery work. Horseshoeing.
Wagons made and repaired. Good work
guaranteed.
TAXLORina,
Gleaning Repairing,
NEAT. CHEAP AXD QUIOK. BY
UKOKUK LOVETT.
Main Street, opposite X. Loeb9,
IIEADQTJAUTER8
Foster's Emporium.
Most Complete Stock in Astoria
Fireworhs! Flagyl.
Fruit Both Foreign aud. Domestic
Wines and Liquors
Of Superior Brand.
FOSTER'S CORNER, 0 B &ND0CX
Notice to Builders.
PROPOSALS WILL BE I1ECEIVED AT
the office of the Point Adams Pacsiug
Companv. until noon, Tuesday, September
2bth, 1S8.', for furntshtng the material, aad
building or a. eanncry on the property of
said company. Plans aud specifications can
he seen at tho office of A. W. Ferguson, No.
:t, Pjthian btuidiiig. Pioposals mavbe ad
dressed to 150x200. The right to reject anv
or all bids rcsco ed.
J. 0. LID WELL,
dtf President.
BOOKS
FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS!
CARL ADLCft.
A complete stock of School Books ami
school supplies. Any book used in tae pub
lic schools of Clatsop County cap lie obtuseO.
at mv store. OaRE ABLER.
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