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Astoria, Oregon, Sunday Morning, October 1. 1882
No. L
Vol. xvm.
THE VIKINGS i
These Northmen or Vikings,
were not merely a far-away peo-
pie with whom we have nothing!
in common, but they really belong;
to the selfsame race of men with'
most o f ourselves. They were,
perhaps, the actual ancestors to t
some living Ameiicans, and kin-
folk to the majority. They were ',
th? haine nice who co!iauered Eng-!
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land, and were known as Saxons; j
then conquered France and were
kuowu as Normans; and finally j
ciossed over from France and con- j
qucred England again. These
Norse Vikings were, like most
of us, Scandinavians, and so were
leally closer to us in blood and in
language than was the great Co
lumbus. "What were the ways and man
ners of these Vikings? We must
remember at the outset that their
name implies nothing of royalty.
The; were simply the dwellers on
a vik, or bay. They were, in other
words, the sea-side population of
the Scandinavian peninsula, the
only pait of Europe which then
sent foith a race of sea-rovers.
They resembled in some respects
the Algerine corsairs of a later
period, but, unlike the Algerines,
they were conquerors as well as
pirates, and were ready to found
settlements wherever they went.
Nor were the Vikings yet Chris
tians, for from the time that Chris
tianity came among them they be
came more peaceful. In the prime
of their heathenism they were the
terror of Europe. They canied
their forays along the whole conti
nent. They entered every port in
England, and touched at every
island on the Scottish coast. They j
sailed up the feeine, and Charle
magne, the ruler of Western Eu
rope, wept at seeing their dark
ships in sight of Paris. They
reached the Mediterranean, and
formed out of their own number
the famous Varranjjian guard of
the later Greek emperors the
guard which is described by Walter
Scott in "Count Robert of Paris."
They reached Africa, which they
called "Saracen's Land," and there
took eichtv castles. All their
booty they sent back to Norway, I
and this wealth included not only
what they took from enemies, but
what they had from the very courts
they served; for it was the prac
tice at Constantinople, when an
emperor died, for the Norse guard
to go through the palaces and take
whatever they could hold in their
hands. To this day Greek and
Arabic gold coins and chains are
found in the houses of Norwegian
peasants, and may be seen in the
museums of Christiania and Co
penhagen. T. If'. Higginson, in
Harper's Magazine.
Indian Justice.
The California Argus of a recent
date, says: Oregon Jack, of the
Big Valley tribe of Indians, came
to an untimely end by being las
soed and dragged to death by
Tom Benton and Little Ben, two
Indians belonging to the Fall
River tribe, about 20 miles west
of this place. It appears that
Jack was a "medicine man," and
his patient died, which means
death to the doctor. Forty-two
well-armed Indians left here for
Fall River with the intention of
hanging Tom and Ben, unless they
can raise and deliver to the injured
parties $200 in coin and eight
horses.
When it was known that Iro
quois had won the Derby, proud
America swung the hat; and when
it was. further known that his
beerder Aristides Welch Esq.,
of Erdenheim near Philadelphia,
Pa., indorsed St. Jacobs Oil as a
remedy for fine stock, America
admired the judgment displayed.
The Use of tiie Capital I. i
When General Alexander Ogie;
served Somerset's ''frosty sons of
thunder' m the Pennsylvania
legislature, it fell to him to
write, in bchalt of the Democratic
members, a letter to (Jeueral
Jackson, then stepping across the
presidential threshold. .Such work
of the scribe va a labor of love,
and in submitting to tha caucus
what he Ind wiitten. General
Ogle said: "Gentlemen awl mein-
bers of tin Democratic party, I
hold in my hand a letter addressed
by General Alexander Ogle to
General Andrew Jackson, and T
have no hesitation in saying that
it is a damned able paper." The
members, gathering around, agreed
that ir was just the thing to make
Old Hickory's heart thump with
satisfaction, and all except one, a
dapper little Philadelphia!), spoke
words of praise. This dandy of
the house, fixing his glasses and
scanning the page with the critic's
smirk, ventured to remark: "Par
don me General, 1 do not'wish to
assume to make a suggestion to so
distinguished a gentleman asyour
self, but 1 cannot refrain fiom
saying that it is customary in the
east, and 1 may say in almost all
civilized countries of Europe, to
write with the capital I, instead
of the little li, in using the perso
nal pronoun in epistolary corres
pondence.' General Ogle drew
down his heavy brows, piercing
the dandy's marrow with the fierce
shaft of scorn that shot from his
eye. "Sir," he .said, beginning
with a hi-s and ending with aj
roar, "when I write to such ij
grcat, such a towering man as
General Andrew Jackson, Demo
cratic President of the United!
Suites. J abase myself, 1 abase
myself, sir. use as small an "I"
as I can put on paper; but, sir, if
1 should ever get to such a low
down pitch as to have to write to
such a damned little snipe as ycu,
I'd use an 'I,' sir, that would fill
two sheets of foolscap, so help
mc God!" Philadelphia Times..
A Port Townsend despatch says:
The collector of customs at this
port has received advices from
Washington that owing to insuffi
cient appropriations, the assistant
light keepers in most of the light
houses ol the. Sound will be dis
charged on October 1st. This in
cludes the assistant at Smith's
island light, an island station in
habited only by the light keeper,
and where it will be utterly im
possible for one man to do the
duty properly.
A New York despatch says:
It appears that during other influ
ences depressing to foreign trade,
it is a fact that J. and W. Selig-
man have been drawing o:i London
and Paris, a sufficient amount to
yield between five and six hundred
thousand dollars, which they have
paid on account of the Panama
Canal company to stockholders in
the Panama Railway company,
who a long time ago entered into
an agreement to sell their stock to
the canal company.
Thcie have been riots in'several
towns in upper Egypt, owing to
efforts of officials to enfotcc dem
onstrations of loyaity to the khe
uive. Flags and devices have been
torn down by the mob and Chris
tians insulted and maltieated.
The 30th of November will be
Thanksffi vina: day.
"Last winter T fell on the ice'
writes W. T. Dowdall, Esq., of Pe-
oni, 111., "and badly dislocated un
(left shoulder, causing mc intense
suffering. The first application of
St. Jacobs Oil gave great relief,
and with the ufce'of less than one
bottle T quickly regained my form
er strength."
A Caid-Player'a Sermon.
Man's lif is a game of cards
First it fc cribbnge.' Next he
tries to 'x"t it alone' at a sort of
'cut, shuffle and deal' pace. Then
he Jraises the deuce' with his moth
er 'takes a hand in' and, contrary
to Hoyle, 'beats the little joker
with her five.' Then with his!
'diamonds he wins the 'queen of
hearts.' Tired of 'playing a lone
hand, he expres-es a desire to
'assist his fair partner,' 'throws out
his cauls' and the clergyman takes
a ten-dollar bill out of him -on a
pair.'. She 'orders him up' to
build the fucs. Like a 'knave he
joins the 'clubs,' where he often
gets 'high,' which is 'low' loo. I f
he keeps 'straight' he is oftentimes
'flush.' lie grows old and 'bluff,
! sees a 'deal' of trouble, when at
last he 'shuffles' off his mortal coil
and 'parses in his checks' and he
is 'taken in 'by a spade,' life's
fitful 'game' is ended, and he waits
the Mimmons of Gabriel's "trump,'
which shall 'order him up."
The synod of the Columbia is
composed of the Presbyteries of
Idaho, Puget Sound and Oregon.
The territory of Alaska is under
the care of the last named. The
synod, therefore, covers the exten
siver area odthc Pacific northwest.
It is in geographical extent the
largest synod in connection with
the jrcncral assembly of the Pres- j
b'tcriun church in the United
States. It will convene next
Tuesday evening in the First Pres
byteiian church in Portland.
qim) Stoneman, Democratic
candidate for imvernor of Califor-
i.i - t i . :i ..
nia, nas resigiicii nisanuv ii-jmuuh.
The resignntiou was accepted last
Friday. His letter of resignation
was received at the department
sonic time ago, but Secretary Lin
coln hesitated about accepting and
consulted with the pi evident.
Stoneman insisted on resigning
and the president then accepted
the resignation.
Upon the reassembling of the
committee of investigation as to
the alleged attempt of Robt. Ford
to bribe 13. F. Nichols, of Wasco,
Ford was examined and said that
in his conversation with Nichols
he was "only joking" in relation
lo the 8,000.
The Willamette is a many
spelled river, and no spelling of it
gives general satisfaction but that
above.. The last spell at the name
is found in the October Harper,
where it is jriven as Wahlamet.
Army officers and civil employes
of the war department are forbid
den to make public any informa
tion relative to tiie business of the
department.
The First National bank of Se
attle lias hcpn organized, and will
be ready for 'business about the
1st of November.
A Varied Performance.
Many wonder how Parker's Ginger
Tonic can perform such varied cures,
thinking it essence of ginger, when in
fnct it ia made from many valuable
medicines which act beneficially on
every diseased organ.
Various Cansex
Advancing years, care, sickness, dis
ajipoinmient, and hereditary predisposi
tion all operate to turn the hair "ray.
and either of them inclines Jt to shed
iuiuu.utuci. .iiiii hah; v iuuj. vnu
lestore faded or-gray, light or red hair
to a rich brown or deep black, as may
be deshed. It softens and cleanses the
scalp, giving it a health, action. It re
moves and cures dandriiu" and humors.
I)y its use falling hair is checked, and
a new growth will le produced in all
cases where the follicles arc not de
slroyetl or the glands decayed. Itscf
fccU are beautifully shown on brashy,
weak. orMckly hair, on which a few ap
plications will produce the gloss and
freshness of youth. Harmless and sure
in its operation, it is incomparable as a
dressing, and is especially valued for the
soft lustre and richness of tone it im
parts. It contains neither oil nor dye,
and will not soil or color white cambric ;
et it lasts long on the hair, and keeps it
fre-.h and vigorous.
Fob Sale ur all Dealeks.
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RHEUMATISM
Meuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache. Soreness of the Chost.
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell-
ings ana oprains, aurns anu
Scalds, General aoauy
' Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosied
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
So PwparaUon en earth Kjnali Sr. Jcom Oh.
as safe, sure, simple and cheap External
Eercrdr. A trial enUds but the cu-iparatirelj
trifling" outlay of 60 Onf, and tt ano tuiTer
" ing with pain can hT9 cheap and yo hire proof
of its claims.
Directions in Heveri lia-jnagei.
BOLD BY ALLDBUG&I8T3 ANDDEALEB3
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER Sc, CO.,
lialtitnore,2Lrd., X?.S.A.
SHORT BITS.
The 120 itinerant Methodist
ministers who died last year avei-
aged thirty-two years of age.
The cash in the United States
treasury now amounts lo the pro
diirious sum oE yi:uM0.0lX). '
-
'IMnH'.-w nir 1 yi'?"i nnusiwnprs i
published in the Unitecl States and j
Pnnrul.i. Tlir- Intnl in o T nited "
Slates. n,ri22; Canada, G09.
Amateur Gardner wants to
know the easiest way to make a
hot house. Leave a boxof matches
where the bain can play with
them.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVES.
Pain in the right Mile, uiiih-r 'tli- i.l
rib, increasing on pre ure; M.iurtim'-s
the itniii is on the left side; the patient i
rartly able to lie on the left Ule: oim
limes the pain is felt under the shoulder
and U .sometimes taken for Rheum uim
in llic arm. The .stomach K affect ctf.'vrlih
los of apjKMite and sickness; the I.uels
!
111 Jil'llUI.U iiic 1.IUV .-""mviuiiiJ .41.1 -
wiling with laxity; the head i troubled ' mips made inthebcsl stle from
with p-iliaccnmpanled witha dull,hoay ' $ 55.
scii-mion in the back part. There i-j;ener- ' Satisfaction Guaranteed.
aHvaeoiisiderablcIiissof memory, aeeom-
jjanicd wilh a lutnuil sensation of having j ( l.'O T-I I IV V:W. R
left undonu something wWieh ought tojiN1Jv- VJ .W. J liuuijl.
have been done. A Mic""-. diy coiigli Is . v , ,,0(.,r ,0 w,.MnH no,,..
sometimes attendant. Ihe jKitient com- t ;,.,,
plains of earlne--s and debl!it ; he is 5 " .
easilv startled ; his feet are cold or burn- t
ing, and lie complains of a prickly sensa- T"J--t.jr-f- "Ruilriilia:.
U.? .iftlio Or In hi; snirlU urn lnw. ami- -""---'' ttU.WXU.ftt
although lie issatisflcd that cxerci would j
be beneficial to him, yet lie can scarcely
.summon up fortitude enough to try it.
If vou have any of the alcove symptoms,
vou'ean certainly he eured hy thousoof
the senulne H . McLAMi'S LIVUU
1II.LS.
Vlleu vou huy leline l"ilI-. insist I
on liavins J1.. C. Mc1.XSKS CillAl. ;
lilt ATKD LI VKIt riLLS, made hy riein- I
in;r Uros., PittMuin-li, Pa. I
If vou can not Ret the genuine 111.
C. ai cLANK'S I.I VKIT. 1I1.TS eml us '
S." cents hy man, aim we win mmiu inem
to you. "
rLE3mfKBK0S.trittslurglala.
HU CELEBMTEO M,S
ftW 8TOM.1CH
oiTTERs
The truo antidote totho oB"cct?of miasma
is lloitcttcr's Stomach Hitter. This medi
cine is one of tho most popular remedies of
an ago of successful proprictar' spcciCcs,
nnd is in immense demand wherever on
tbU Continent fever anil nguo cxiit;. A
wineglasful throe times a day Is tho best
possible pieparativo fcr encountering n ma
larious atmosphere, Togulntins the liver, nnd
inricornting tho stomach.
For tale by all Druggist12 nnd Dealers
generaUr.
nKfAv URY
ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS
Oyster Saloon .
rmrcYMrs sTi:r.irr, astoiha.
mm: xiKi:su:xnn is pleased to
JL announce :o the public Hunt he has up
oinla riKKT 'I..S?
. 353ifSixa.s- House ,
1 Anil fiirn!-!:f in first-class st lo
OYsn;i:s. nor coffee tea. i.tc.
, f run
1 Ladies and Gent's Oyster Saloon.
rm:N.VMrs.sTi;EnT.
, 11 :im an nit a call.
Hi SCOE;mXON, Proprietor
A. M. JOHNSON & Co.,
61
i
i;t mill iori!nj; of all hi ml
IJI.u'i.. Paten :m! IHottalinc of
a!J iaies.
Tin Cirmiino I.rosois'
N:iImo-i upi Twine;..
Sputcli
li":li:lcJ'"p
Camas, all
1P
ippvtl Oar.
Tin !.! assortment ir
G ROCE.RIES
In Tn ii.
Tin H-sf C'OFKi.ES anil TI1AS.
Trj our Mrlrosi (tailing Po tier
lVsiliwly tho be-t cut inatlc.
CI&2iJ:3SX GOODS
of all kirtiN put up liest r.ikor.
irit'lianl'.ou'-. ami KoliMaV Cannnd (JooN.
'iVrisi C'amIi. I'roflts .Small.
eiD-rsivi: rs a cali.-vu
B. B. FKANKLIN,
UNDERTAKER,
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Comer Cass and Spiemoqhe streets,
ASTORIA. --- - OREGON
DIAl.F.ll IN
WALL PAPER
AM)
VINDOW SHADES
AM)
U N I) KKTAKHllS GOODS.
Drcssm gtlc ing ,
1'luin ami F:uuy
J SEWING
OF ALL KINDS!
WILLIAM HOWE
ll:ii:
; lately returned li oin lritih Colum
bia, is to le round at his
Hl.li STAND IN : KAY'S BUlI.DINt:
AVIien li is ilolntr
riKST-C'l.AS.S WOHK OXIjA'.
,
ST. HELEN'S HALL,
AKT KlAItT.HF.XT.
r-niii: cours or ti:vchi:rs long i:n-
X gaged in SI. Helen's Hall lias just been
reinforced ly the addition of six new teach
ers. 11 w of i hem from prominent educational
lrstiiiitioiwof tin' Intern States. Two of
I these are iiiKsmed in the Mimical Dcpart
meiit. thn'i" m the Knsliah ami one (MISS
Fn.LICK) in the Art Dfiiartment.
MISS VI I.I.1CIC is a lady of I'nsINh hirlh,
; hut educated in thi. countiy. She was
cntduatcd at asar rille;e. and has since
sp-nl lunch time in I'.ie best private Studios
HI liie 1-lsiiTH iiiaic-.. ouu tunu.-" iiii nit
hisliest reconnnendatioiis for her attain
ments and sVill as a teacher of Paintintr and
Dniwiii'-r. Tliese ncr the whole ground of
instruction in the l"-t Art Schools, cmbnic
iiijrllil i'aintim: in Iuulscipc, Flower and
Slill-iife Studies; I'rayon. Charcoal, AVatcr
(o!nr, rem il. IV n and Ink, ami Decorntuc
Air in all its hnuiehes.
MISS I'CLLU'K is a Lidyof lihenil edu
cation and supeiior culture, and the Kector
and I'rineii'.tlof St. Helen's Hall recommend
this dep.irimeut of their school toils patrons
Willi entire confidence, being well assured
that it w,.s iicer under a more competent
instructor, or one of more varied acquire
ment. s.l.d.ttu
Equalization of County Assessment.
TVJOTICi: IS HKl.'EP.Y C1YEX THAT the
13l .VseMnent roll of projicrty liable to he
taxed in Clatsop Omiitv for the ear 1SS2,
will he completed by the first Monday in
October. 12; and the County Court pursu
ant to law hits fixed that day as the time for
all persou-s Interested to examine the same
at tin County Clerk's office in the Court
house in Astoria. In aid county, ami to note
objections thereto if any there shall be.
A . . PAKKhR.
dtd County As.sevor for Clatsop Co., Or.
Astoria, Oregon, September 8th, lSi
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MISCELLANEOUS".
8. ARNDT & FERCHEN,
AOUA. - OKEGOX.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
l: LACKSM ITU & d83?? S
sfrCf.- .Ki iKSi
SHOP4
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Boiler Shop
All kimls of
ENGINE, CANNERY,
-AND-
STEAMBOAT WORK
Promptly attended to.
A specialty marie of repaiilns
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OK LAFAYKTTK STJtEET.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
15ktox Stuuet, Nkai: Pakkkr IIousk,
ARTOKIA. - OHEfiON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
L AND iMAHIKB ENGINES
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty.
Of all IteMcriptlonn made to Order
at Sliort Xotire.
A. D. "VVass, President.
J. O. Hustlrr, Secrelarv.
I. AY. Cask, Treasurer.
.Ions' Vox, Superintendent
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Comer Main and Chenamua Streets,
ASTORIA OKEflON
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SONS
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LM
and other English CutJory.
STATXOKERY!
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Meershaura Pipes, etc.
A fine stock or
Wat eh e and Jewelry. Muzzle and
Kreech liondins Shot Ciuu. and
Rifle-, ItevnlTcrM, Pittlol.
nml Aininniiition
marixi:
GliASKKN
ALSO A riHR
Assortment of fine S1TCTACLES and EYE
(MASSES.
IV A It DKCFiAKKD WITIIOI'T
FrRTHF.R XOT1CK
-h "frj AnH " tJ,ms 0I P-'-ce until
evi'ry man In Astori.i has a new
. suit of clothes
7 MADK BY HKAXY.
I.ook at the prices :
rutts to onler from - - S3 co
rants, Genuine French Cassunere - li.io
Suits from - -- -- - -25 00
The finest line of .samples on the coast to
select rrom. Y. .1. MEANY,
Cass street, next to Hansen's .leweliy store
Health is Wealth.
Dr. E. C. West's Xerve and Drain Tieat
ment: a specific for Hysteria. Dizziness.
Convulsions, Nervous Headache, 3IeutI De-
Sression, Ix)-s of Memory. Spermatorrhoea,
n potency, Involuntnry Euussions. Prema
ture Old Aj-e, caused by over-eertion, self
abuse, or over-indulgence, which leads to
misery, decay and death. Oue box w ill cure
recent cases. Each box contains one montlis
treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes
for live dollars ; sent by mall prepaid on re
ceipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each onler receh ed by
us Tor six boxes, accompanied with five dol
lars, we will scud the purchaser our written
guarantee to return the monev if the treat
ment does not effect a cure. Cuanmtees is
sued! only by W. E. Dement, druggist, As
toria, Oregon. Outers by mul at regular
prices.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
V C. IIOLUEX,
"" NOTARY 'PUBLIC,
Arcrno.vKint, commission and
SUKACE AGESil.
lyt. J. .. HAFTF.B,
PHVslCIA.V am A SUMCEON.
VKKU LSUUKK Alttl.;
niiea-ies oftheTkreat peclalt.
Oflitt' over Conn's Drug Stow.
fi FI.O F. PiRKKK.
SURVEYOR OF
C'lntHop Comity, a4 City rAsterfa
Ottker-Chenainas street, Y.M.C. A. hall,
Room No. s.
T "O. BUZORTH,
U. i. ttiniiuKtiHtr, Nvtary PaMlc. afl
Insurance Azeat.
Agent lor the Hiunburg-Brenaen Fire ISCo.
of llamburjr, Germany, and ox taa laftv
elers' Life and Accident las. Co., of Hert
ford. Conn.
70fllce in Pythian Building. Eoonsll, is.
K1 . WIXTOW,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
3trOrflcc in Pjthian Building. "Raoms U, 12.
ASTORIA, - - - OBSOON.
JAY TUTTIiK, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON i
OrncE Over the "White House Store.
Kksidexck Over Kherson's Bakwy, op
posite Bartli & Myers' Saloon.
A li. FLTiTOX. M . 1.
l-hywleian amd. Smrcea.
OFFICE Over A. V. AUcaVi groeery stoir.
Koonw, at the Parker House..
Xjl 1. HICKS. '
PENTIST,
ASTORIA, - - - OK&TJOH.
Itoonu in Allen's building up stairs, earner
of Cissand Sqeraocqhe streets.
T II-rFORCK.
DENTIST
Dental Koohia orer ae' Slr
Chcnamus street, - - Astoria, Oregon.
I Q. A. BOWLBY.
ATTOKNEYAT LAW.
Chenamus Street. - ASTOKIA. OBOU
V T. liL'ItXEY,
" ATTORNEY ATtAW,
May be found at thn Court House.
Gr. A. STINSON & CO.,
BLACKSMITHING,
At Capt. Kogcrs old stand, corner oi Ca
and.Court Streets.
Ship and Cannery work. Horseshoeing.
Wagons made and repaired. Good work
guaranteed.
deeming Repairing.
NEAT. CHEAP AND QUICK, BY
iiKOKUE liOVKTT,
Aram Street, opposite N. Loefe's,
HEADQUARTERS
Foster's Emporium.
Most Complete StMk in Astoria
Fireworks! Flags!
Fruit Both Foreign sad. DCMtfttfv
Wines and Liquors
Of Superior Brand.
FOSTER'S CORNER, 0 BAN DOCK
Delinquent City Taxes.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I,
the undersigned. Chief of Pollcfc, have
been furnished with a warrant from, toe eity
council requiring mc to collect the taxes as
sessed for the ear 1882. and now delinquent
upon the list, and make return of the saae
Avithin sixty days. All parties so Indebted
w ill therefore ulca.se take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
C.W.LAUGHEBY,
Chiel of Police.
Astoria. Oregon. September 19, 1882.
BOOKS
FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS !
CARL ADLKR.
A complete stock ol Sehool Books sad
school supplies. Any book used hi'the so
lic .schools of Clatsop County ean tie oMfi&W
at my store. ' CARL ABLER;
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