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B3 SEhc UnUn stoxam AbTOIilA, OREGON: SATURDAY ..OCTOBER H, ISS2 ISSUED EVERY LIORNING. '3IonJur Excepted). J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY, l'(.'i:i.iiiF.i: ami Rnoi'Kiirrons. Anto-rivn Building, Cass Street. Terms of Subscription . crved by Carrier, per week ..J5 Cents -cut by in-iil. fouruior.ths....................53 00 r.t by mail, one year. ..... i rrso of Postaso to Subscriber?. " Advertisements inserted by tbo year nt i:8 rate of ?1 50 uer squaro per month. Transient advertifinK, by tho dny or wjek, fty contg per s.quarefor oacb insortion. Read Hawe's iew New model" is a beauty. ad. The The British ship Trevelyan, from Guaymas, anived in yesterday after noon. The county jail has four inmate3, two charged with larceny, and two with criminal assault. After three attempts to swing to sea, the Slate of California finally got out nt two yesterday afternoon. The Northern Pacific company figure up that the hay they used at the front this summer cost R0 a ton. An up-country editor kicks, be. cause the Oreanuhui charged four-bits for a "personal," announcing his pres ence at the metropolis. The population of Washington Territory has increased 24,000 since the census of 1880 was taken. The territory should be a state. The brute who was arrested at Fort Canby for an indecent assault upon a little girl, has been taken to Vancouver for trial and sentence. Material for the constniction of the railroad connecting Xcw Taconia and Seattle is on the ground, and the two places will have railroad commu nication by next spring. Capt. Henry Marsden, who brought the tug Pioneer from Phila delphia to this port, was yesterday superseded by Capt Geo. A. Pease, who will have future charge of her. "A complete dictionary of the "Chinook jargon," has just been re ceived from J. K. Gill & Co., of Port land, and if any more of the aborigi nes statt to jabber that beautiful lan guage at us, we can stand them ofT. S. Bill 120, authorizing the county. court of Clatsop county to build bridges over Young's river, aud Lewis & Clark's river, has passed both branches of the legislature, and only awaits the governor's signature. Our representative Mr. Smith, of Tillamook further distinguished himself at Salem, last Thursday, by voting for Mrs. Duniwaj for United StateB Senator. 'Tis evident that the gentleman possesses an unbiased mind. There ure twenty-eight vessels in thorivor, with an aggregate tonnage of 2S,859 tons. Thirteen are loading, two discharging, ton disengaged, and three ready for sea. There is about tho same amount of tonnage on the way. . Tho Chamber of Commerce is in receipt of bound volumes of House and Senato journals from 75 to ;81, from tho secretary of the interior. Also bound volumes of the Congres sional Record, from Hon. Jas. H. Slater. Col. Spedden arrivod home a day or two ago from an extended visit to eastern Oregon and Idaho. He says that the immigration to that section is surprising. Where three years ago vaBt tracts of land were unoccupied, to-day every available quarter section is being taken up by settlers. We were shown yesterday a hand some set of jewels and regalia, arrived by the last steamer, for Temple Lodge No. 7, F. & A. M., of this place. The different portions of tho set nro of solid silver, beautifully chased and en graved, and the regalia is of the finest matorials and workmanship. They were ordered of Norcroas, by W. M., B. Van Dusen, and are an ornamenn to the lodge. The great news of the week, saj's the Columbian, is the advent of N. P, R. R. in our midst. It is now settled beyond a matter of doubt that the railroad will run on this side of the Columbia. Tho'railroad will not cross at Columbia City, but probably at Tide creek. Samuel Kinder has re ceived 175 for right of way through his place, J. H. Swager $G0, Hczokiah Caplcs has given the right of way so lias Captain F. A. Lemont, Enoch Shintaffer roceives for the sttme $20, lieing only damages for timber cut, he virtually giving tho right of way; so the railroad has come at last and with it flush times for Columbia county. ; The Citizens Meeting- I The meeting at the court house j organized last evening with .1. H. 1). Gray in the chair. The object (if the meeting having been stated, viz: to show the desire iif the citizens of Clatsop county that the bill non pending looking to the re appropri ation of legislative representation, should nass. the following gentlemen were appointed as a delegation to visit the capitol and slate wiry it i3 that we, as a community, so urgently desire that the measure should pass: I'lU.UU.VTK.N. Dr. A. C. Kinney;' C. W. Fnl ton;Cha3. Stockton; J. Q. A. Rowlby; F. P. Hicks; J. O. Bozorth; S. D. Adair; C. II. Page; A. 31. Twoinbly; Dr. W. D. Raker; - Win. Welch; A. T. Drakke. A committo on finance was appointed, consisting of A. O. Spexarth, IS. S. Wnraley, .1. O. Ito zorth. The meeting was unanimous in sen timent, tho pxnression of ittdnioii be ing that our county had too long suf fered from inadequate representation at Salem, and that nothing but a proper representation of thesnbjpct was needed to convince- anyone of the jus tice of the request of this part of the 3tate, that they be given the same proportionate voice in the making of laws that sister sections of our com monwealth at present possess. On motion the meeting adjourned, sine die. Drowned. About half-past one o'clock Vi-stcr-daj' morning, the watchman on the O. R. A: N . dock, while near where the Statu of California was bying, was ac costed by a man who said he wanted to go to a hotel. The watchman showed him the way out front the dock, and a few minutes after heard a shout and then a splash. Hurrying to the lower end of the dock, by the light of his lantern he saw a form rise andathcn go down. There was no possi ble chance to save the unfortunate man, whose name and residence is unknown. Cape Hancock Record. Ft. Canby, Oct. l'u, 1BS2. The Walla Walla came in flight last evening at dusk, .lying flag for pilot, bar too rough for any to go out. She is out there now noon uniting. Bar very rough. The State is looking at it. Doubtful if she goes out to day. Two sails in sight. Wind light from westward. clear weather but glass low. Tho Una's pas sengers propose to go to Astoria to-day on tho Brcuham and go overland with mail carrier to Tilla mook. Delayed Telegram. The following was received at 7 o'clock last cveniug: Salkm, Oct. 12. The vote to-day was as follows. Mitchell, thii ty-nino; Shattuck, thirty-one; R. Williams, live; Failing.seven; Lord, six; Smith voted for Mr. Duniway. One of the bolters came to Mitchell, Truilt, from Polk. Think the dead lock is nearly broken. Look for an election at an early daj. See notice of auction sale at Ilol den's sale rooms lhis morning at elev en o'clock. In referencoto the excellent letter from our South Bend correspond ent, which we publish this morning, we would suggest to outside readers that such communications as that of "Soh Long" are always most welcome. They are tif value and will be gladly published. Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant Purgative Pellets" are sugar-coated and inclosed in glas3 bottles, their virtues being thereby preserved unimpared for any length of time, in any climate, so that they are always fresh and reliable. No cheap wooden or pasteboard boxes. By druggists. XOTICK. This authorizes T. Seclye, tole agent of Astoria, of the Washoe or Medical Lake water. Dn. II. L. Bacon. Persons wishing the same inquire at Central market. T. Sewvc. Fruit of all kinds received by C. A. May, on every steamer. Candies, nuts, etc Fresh novelties constantlv arriv ing. Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded day or night at J. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occident Hotel. WilhoH mineral water, fresh and sparkling, at F. B. Elberson's. That tatfy of Oerkwitz's ishe boss confection, and don't you forget it. Hallo! Where are you going'.' Why, to Frank Fabre's for a pan roast. Tatfy on a stick; just oo. sweet, at Oerkwitz's. Shipper & Bvbke.No. 11, Oak street Portland, are the bon ton tailors of the metropolis. If vou want nice fresh lard, or good bugar-cured hams, just from the coun try go to F. B. Elbcrson's bakery. Sweet cider, pure and fresh at J. W. Conn's. PACIFIC "What Our Neighbors ate Doing. 1 South Bent. W. T..Oct. 7, 'S2. En. Asthmas: The city of South Bend, situated on the left bank of the raging Willapa, near its mouth, has no newspaper to chronicle the thrilling events daily transpiring within its ample limits, and it seems to me that the great I ...U .n.1.1 n .at. Qllfl lli.ffflt. It CHRONICLES OP COUNTY- rur,UBUUM - "ICapt. Ed duly informed of all these occurrences, j , . L,,. w..ii. li.iniWm..ri-!int.. in a nhi!:in. i J ' thropic spirit, proposes, with your kind permission, to inform the said world through tho columns of that bust of papers, The A .stomas. South Bend is so called because r. few miles above its site the river makes a sharp bend to the east. At South Bend is located the large lumber mill of John Wood iV-Co., cutting on an average of fifty thousand feet of lumber per day; the mill, under the supervision of .T. II. Moore, Esq., the superintend ent, has lately been greatly improved by tho addition of new machinery, etc, and will now compare favorably with any mill on the co.vt. Capt. Ed. Patterson's ship yard i3 also located at South Bend. He is at present engaged in building a large three-masted schooner for Capt. S. C Mitchell; of San Francisco, but who, for the present, resides with his family at this place. The vessel is 12G feet keel, :s;. feet beam and 11 feet depth of hold; and her carrying capacity will probably be about four hundred thou sand feet of lumber. Thero is a largo force of workmen engaged on tho vessel, and she is rapidly neariug completion; when completed, it is safe to say, she will be one of the stauuehest vessels afloat. No one knows how to build a vessel of that description better than IJncle Ed., and Capt. Mitchell wouldn't have any other kind. The steamer Favorito, recently of the Columbia, has her headquarters at this place, and makes three trips a week between here and the head of Shoalwater bay, connect ing there with Ilcnnessy's stage line for Ilwaco. The steamer General Garfield makes two trips a week, carrying the V. S mail between this place and Oystor ville, connecting their with the I. S. N.Co.'s stage line for Ilwaco. There is a tradition here amoug some of the oldest settlers, that once upon a time there was a steamer called the South Bend, plying the waters of the Willa pa and Shoalwater bay, but she start ed one time to to tow a vessel to sea, when the first mate rose up in mutiny, seized the steamer and took her to Afctoria where he sold her for more than she was worth to a party of boiler makers, and is now supposed to be rolling in wealth, and enacting the role of an Italian noble in an, under the name and title of tho Count .lohu Carterina. There is an immense amount of travel through this section at the present time , the Garfield being in- variably loaned with passengers on her up trip. Under her now contract .. the Garfield usually arrives here late at night, and it is a thrilling sight as she glides majestically up to her dock, the electric light illuminating the city for several blocks, and the different hotel runners making "confusion worse confounded."' It is but fair to state, however, that the Holel de Mc Ewihg secures by far the largest share of public patronage; it would be equally unfair to omit saying, that Mr. Fralan exhibits by far the great est amount of lung power in his lau dations of the Murphy house. The time has arrivod in the history of South Bend, when more and better accommodations for the traveling public has become an important ne cessity. The country is rapidly grow ing, and will continue to grow as it dawns upon the minds of outsiders that the valley of the Willapa is one of the finest agricultural countries in the Northwest. Nor is agriculture our oniv reseurce: millions noon millions of feet of the finest spru.ee and fir timber stand upon the banks ot the different rivers tributary to Shoalwater bay. principally upon the Willapa, Naselle and North rivers. It is estimated that the coming drive will aggregate some eighteen million feet, all of which will be sawed by tlielboulh Bend mills, Theso logs! have been put in by eight different camps, viz: Jas. Fowler, Jas. Good ell, Sotile Bros., and Allbright and Steen, on the main Willapa; John Rhea, and Henry Ellis on the south fork of the Willapa; Freeland and McJSaughton on North river and W. T. Berry on the south fork of the Naselle.- Mr. Berry was compelled to pat in two dani3 to drive his logs into tide water, but by means of these dams he has opened up, what is said to be ono of the finest bodies of spruce timber in the north west. About a million and ;. half arc now in tldewater ready for tow ing; this will allow the South Bend mill, which has been Idle a good pait of tha summer for want of log3, to re- sumo operations immediately on the return of the company's tug boat, the South Bend, which has bsen at Asm- . . ' , , i na for Beveral weeks for the purpose ' of putting in a condenser and other-1 . . 3 . , .. ,, wise improving and repairing. Iho I Sunt n 1!m1 w.is Vnilt litis i1ici fur P.utcrsou. almut eighteen . ntai. and on Imr return will ' Iriiij7 ll"W. illlll lll lll.l ILLII11I tl 111 .... . ... nrnlialilr lw. i mriri limn rirriiiinriiv ----. ... .. . .. ..-, j eflicient tug boat for her dimension?. . , . , , A person nJancins up or down the Willapa at present, could allium fancy .. ,, l , ,. . ,J Jiimse.f on tho Columbia, ironi the number of fishing boats in sight . Mr. Seaborn, of the A. P. Co.. has ever.il j parties here fishing for fail ralnum; the' principal mode of fishing here U bj trapping; Mr. Church has a trap near ! here; Messrs. Riddell and Smith have! one on names ing one n uiapa. .ur. jucorge Armstrong is salting large quantities -at his place near Woodward's Liuding. The lish ic mine aim imr. it 13 ruiiiorcu Ulftt I there will be a cannery erected this j place the comingseajron. j John Wool contemplate building soveral new and handsome cottascs f . . - 1 - mi 11 - 1 1 for employes ,n Ins null: there 1 talk of a now store and other import-. ant, improvements at this place. It is said parties from Oregon have bought aud propose expending S"K),- 000 in improving a large cranberry marsh near tho head of Shoalwater bay. While speaking of Pacific county, 1 wish to say a word for our county Beat, Oystorvillc, as a summer resort ; not b way of advertisement, as it is rather lato in the season for that, but merely to show the varied attractions of our county. Oysterville is naturally a very beautiful place, and abounds in private residences besides its public buildings, which consist of two large, commodions and well kept ho tels, a church, school house, court house and a jail, which is always empty; this last clamc speaks whole volumes for Pacific county. Oyster ville is situated on tho shore of Shoal water bay, barely a mile from the ocean, which insures it a mild, equable temperature, and the facilities for bathing, boating, fishing and hunting are rarely equaled, while the weather beach forms a natural drive, probably unsurpassed in the known world. The beautiful town of Ilwaco, also in Pacific county, is too well known as a summer resort to need any mention from me. In a previous letter to Tim AstouiaX, in speaking of the then abominable mail facilities, I stated that the mail was unreasonably detained at Oysterville; while this w.ts strictly true it yet did a seeming injustice to a worthy and eflicient officer, Mr. Dan Rodway, postmaster at that place, who was in nowise to blame for the deten tion. Our mail. facilities, under the new contract, are first-class; if we do not get it one day we are tolerably sure to get it the next. It is but just, however, to state that Capt. Brown does all in his power to got it through on time, but according to tho schedule it is sometimes impos sible to do so. Politics has assumed an epidemic form in this county, nearly everybody has got 'em. Tho Republican and the People's parties have each very good tickets in tho fiold and it seems lo bo about an even chance between them. I'ERSOKAI.. Mrs. J. H. Moore receutly returned from a several weeks' visit to friends and relatives in Oregon; alio was ac companied, on her return, by her hus band's mother, who will remain dur ing the winter. John Wood lately returned from a business trip to Naselle river and As toria. Mr. Mansur, of Knappton, recently paid a flying visit to this city and, it is said, purchased a share in the uew schooner now building. Capt, Henry Whitcomb has leaeed his fino farm aud hotel at Woodard's Landing, to Mr. Frank Sanlsbury for" a term of yeara. A Mr. Anderson was recently nearly crushed to death in Jack Rhea's camp bj a log rolling over him. Two gentlemen of South Bend, whoso names arc withhold for the present out of pure magnanimity, have aboutconcludedarrangcmentsfor start ing a weekly newspaper which will probably appear before a grief-stricken public about Jan. 1, iooj. The barkentine Webfoot, Captain Lewis master, and the schooner Re becca, Capt. Wilson master, arc both loading with lumber at this port for San Francisco. Dr. A. K. Bush, late probate judge of this county, but now practicing! niedicine'at Gray's Harbor, lately re-, , -i x- ! : -a. i; I turned on a visit to hU son at River side. More anon. Soh Lokg. iNorth river, and parties whose "! oi noniing. uinuMiiu aimis, . , , , , I groceries, etc.. etc.. at cost. Mr. I.oeb I have not learned, are build- desires us to .av in regard to the matter on tlie south tork e: th i,,ut ',l- .l7 ""'raI1Au?4.u.us"",jK ! nnv rrnruls m Iiiq '.tin will find it ti tlinii- Oyfcterti! Ojstei-!! At Frank Fabre's; in every Kreh from the beds every day. " tyk A CARD. I'o all who are suiTerjng from the errors and iniliscrctions of youth, nerv- J,,,,.,. ,.u. i n M., a recipe that will cure you FKEK OK CHARGE. This urcat nsiiedv was discovered by a mis sj0n:ir in ontli Anu'rica. Send a self ajbhvid m elope to the Rcr.Josi:i-H T. I. max. Station D.sework City, . - .TiuN.r I.fjiMons. Mi- Vom WiNou has returned from ban Frauci-co. and is now prepared to . i . riVi'Hl' i IllllltPll milliner Oflllll in :.wt....i..,tni nnt;n ...-ill 111. .1.44 1 lllltll,. -j?t- z. Liook Here. ' . :"'?v asen, the jeweler, weut to I.San Francisco on the last steamer, from wnpnee he will send a fine stock ot upddius presents. Holiday "pons, aim to purchase should "wait for thoc really fine goods and get their money's worth. Clnnlns: nut ItnMtiir .. )tvti..r tr. Ilui illnr.-c nf Tr X' I null he has concluded to "dispose of his pii- advantage to call and examine his stock ! and prires. These goods have been nought at lowest market taten, and in tending purchasers can buy nt cot. Cnfiafor. fr 1 , oIp fimHy ()f ten for tw( years Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured headache, malaria and other com- Pl!in so satistactoriiy that we are in excellent health and no expense for flftcto or other medicines. C00.0V,. Rooms to Itcnt. Furnished or unfurnished. Apply to W. JJ. Wilson, corner .lelTerson and 'as strcvK Spring Salmon. Thirty half-barrels fine spring salmon for sab; by .1. II. I). fin.VY. A Varied Performance. Many wonder how Parker's Ginger Tonic can perform such varied cures, thinking it essence of ginger, when in feet it is made from many valuable medicines which act beneficially on every diseased organ. The Golden Opportunity. Every sufferer from liver complaints and constipation will doubtlessly avail themselves of the golden opportunity presented of testing the new remedy. .Syrup of Figs, free of charge. Cases of long .standing, which havb only been ngravated 113- the harsh, griping medi cines formerly iiscd, yield promptlv to the gentle yet thorough influence of S3 run of Figs. Those who have tried it praie it highly. Trial bott Ins sree and lame bodies for sale by W. V.. Dement, drugiribt. agrnt for Astoria. Hodge Davis & Co.. Wholesale Agents, Portland Oregon. Soraetliluz Xcw. A. M. .lohuson & Co. have made ar rangements with one of the largest cof lee and spice Iioum's in San Francisco, for a l'lTRi: ground coffee. As this col fee is put up to order, and for them only they aie enabled to guarantee it pcr reetl.x pure. First shipment to arrive in about ten davs. Tartar Are barnacles on the teeth; ut lirat creamy, then crust v. then immovable only by the dentist. Jt loosens the teeth, and makes the gums tender. Don't per mit it to gather: use SOZODONT, and keep the mouth clean and the teeth healthv. Two Sumeon.s representing the NA TIONAL SUUGICA L INSTITUTE of Indianapolis. Philadelphia. Atlanta Ga., and ban Francisco, will be in Pokt i.anii, Oi:i:no. at the St. Charles Ho tel, from Nov. 2d to the llth inclusive, prepared with an expensive outfit of the most approved apparatus, for the treat ment of all cases of disease of the spine. hip, knee, ankle, crooked limbs, ciuo feet, Arc., Ac. Thpy will be prepared to make the most difficult surgical opera tion';, includiiur cataract, cross eyes, hare lip. deformities of the face. di itl- ing tendons, operations for disease of the genital organs, piles, fistula, &c. A rare opportunity i offered those need ing their: services. Old patients pspeci- ally requested to usit them. Shii.oii'm Crin: will immediately relieve Croup, whooping cough and Bronchitis. Sold by v . K. Dement. Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts .V) ls nd.?l. i-old by V. r 1)p uient. F01 Dyspepsia andliver Complaint, vou have a printed iruarantce on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Sold bv W. E. Dement. -A Xusal Injector tree with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh. Jlcmedy. Price ."0 cent. Sold by W. E. Dement. AH the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest perfumery, and toilet articles, etc- can be bought at the lowst prices, at J. W. Conn's driis store, opposite Qppidput hrtel. Astoria. Hracc up the whole system with Kins of the Mood. See Advertisement. Shiloh's Catarrh ltcmedy a posi tive cure for Catarrh. Dintheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by W.E. Dement. An vou made miserable by Indi gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vital izer is a 'positive pure. For sale by W. K. Dement. "llackmctuck," a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Soldby W. E. Dement. Carl Adler went to San Francisco on the last steamer, and upon his re turn will bring the largest and finest stock of fanev goods ever opened in Astoria. ! Prof. .1. F. Meyer wishes to inform the public and his pupils that he is now settled and intends remaining here. lie . is prepared to give music and also i French lessons. Scholars practicing wi I find every' convenience for study and improvement, at his residence. His p.KnnriPitei rennnis; tins nn nimnrhinif-v experience renders this an opportunity which it is worth while to any one to embrace. C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. THE ii!3iei!9Binis33uiHfliMcanHiiiiaaaiziaHEiMisMHii GRAND OPENING! iiiiimiiiiitiiuiiiiHHi.......... Tmimmmm OXT Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1882! New Goods will be exhibited in every Department - New Dress Goods, New Yelvets, New Plushes. New Silks, New Satins In all the new Shades. OVER. 200 TT.0FLIE:a?IEl Wraps, Cloaks, Ulsters and Dolmans. HgrOn our Fancy Counter.1 endless variety of new goods. In the Gentleman's Department the latest styles in Clothing, Overcoats, Hats, Shirts, Neck Wear and Furnishing Goods. The public will be afforded every facility to inspect our latest importations. Goods shown with pleasure. No importunity to buy. Upper Town busses will stop at this store each way. Astokia, October 1, 1S8:2. FALL IMPORTATIONS ! AT We are receivm.; by evory steamer n v additi ms to our stook of Dry Goods. Notions, Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Suitable for the season. Ffoaafo, Wterpoof$t Hosiery, BfoaM, Bt. Our stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Velvets, Plushes, etc., show a large variety. ANo an elegant line of Ladies and Children' CLOAKS, ULSTERS, RUSSIAN CIRCULARS. -WALKING JACKETS. DOLMANS, ETC. Our tables are covered with the nicest selection of Fichus, Ties, Collarettes and Fancy Goods too numerous to mention. OUR. MOTTO WCA SALE AND SMALL PM9PITB. W Study to Fleas. PRAEL BROTHERS. Xr.xt Door to PylhJan Hull. ASTOBIA BREWERY. M. MEYER Proprietor ASTORIA, - - OREGON. REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. ILAItGE ORDERS IX LIKE l'ROl'ORTION. Less Quantities, . - - SO Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - SI BO per Dcxen WSpecial attention paiil to onlers from I'nhlie Hoss and Families.- THE COLUMBIA LA IS SUPERIOR. TO MOST, AXI IS EXCELLED BY NONE ON TBI8 COAUT JOHN HAHN, - - PROPRIETOR; 0HENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. WOrders Jelt at the GEEMANIA BEKU IU.LL will be promptly attended .to. II L 01SR! we will display an O. I3C. OOOPEIR. THK- BREWERY -- . '.. t .jil ;. - r