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AhTOKIA, OREGOK:
"WEDNESDAY .N0YEMBEK:2f 1SS2
ISBDED EVERY "MORNING.
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F. EALLORAK & COMPANY,
ri'Kr.lSIIZK AND TROrniKTOKS.
AUtrvin fiirildifj, C'uu SirwK
Terms of Subscription :
erved hr Carrier, ncr wook 'Si Csnu
-nt by asil. four months . no j
jen: by mail, one year 9 00
Froe of Portmo to aubsenbor;.
Advertisements inserted by the year at
t r:o or per square per month. ;
rrcnsicntadvertisinK.by the day or we.
John leely advertises the opening'
of a new blacksmith shop. j
Tlioffciinrfmo r.f lir Will- fnr
Renecix 1mvp Fnrf. StPVAn witlinnt 1
chaplain.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vcrtisemeut of M. Wertheimer &
Tro., of San Francisco.
Tho carcass of an elk weighing
S75 pounds, was brought into llaker
Citv one dav last week.
A heavy gold ring was picked up
on the street yesterday, and awaits
ownership at this oflice.
Jacob Hoffman, of Portland, is
in trouble for caressing his mother-in-law
with a stick of wood.
Hiram (5 ray has leased his faim
to 8. D. Adair, and goes to Gait. Cal.,
to improve his property there.
Whitman county, Y. T., in the
last election cast the largest number
of votes of any county in the territory
2 22."i.
The value of property in Yam
hill county above indebtedness is $3,
'513,800, and the amount of tax levied
is SG1,30G.7S.
The longshoremen here declare
that they will remember the Obcron,
should that vessel ever ent r the Co
lumbia river again.
A sulphur spring at Cove, Union
county, keeps the water in the mill
race warm and enables the millers to
keep the wheel going even in the
coldest weather.
There has been used in blasting
on the JJluo mountains this season,
10,000 kegs of powder and 500 tons of
giant powder. Ton miles of the road
will avcrago 55,000 a mile.
WTc believe it is tho intention to
have a general holiday to-morrow.
The post oflice will be open from 9 to
10 s. m., and for one hour after the
arrival of the Portland mail.
The new railroad company
recently organized at Roseburg will
probably build a branch line from the
nearest pcint on the 0. & C. It. R. to
the copper mines in Josephine
county.
A Walla Walla lady distinguished
herself by running away with a man
named Coombs, leaving behind a wife
and six children, arid when the Iiue
band overtook them she ran faster and
farther than ever with him, leaving
Coombs and the children behind.
Construction work on the North
ern Pacific (east end) is being some
what delayed at Boulder, by the
graders. Tho sub-contractor threw
off on a five mile piece of work which
proved to be neither rock work nor
earth work, but boulders, which
could neither be blasted or excava
ted. The O. & C. railroad company
intend to keep a full force at work in
southern Oregon during the winter.
The track is laid a distance of 47
miles south of lloseburg, and it is tho
intention to lay it about 10 miles
further. Track laying will then be
suspended for the season, as there is
no moro grade. When this is com
pleted the employes will proceed to
level up tho route and place it in good
condition for future use.
Andrews and Stockwell's panto-
mime troupe made their last appear-
anco at Liberty Hall last evening.
This is the first pantomime troupe that
lias ever performed in. Oregon, they
being a first-class combination, and
hare several features that constitute
a most attractive performance. The
skaters, gymnasts, performing dogs,
etc, aro all good. The company bring
their own scenery and display it to
excellent effect. They play in Portland
to -nigh t-
The editor of the Pomeroy Inde
peiident caps the climax of all absur
dity by making such a fool announce
ment as the follewing: That he will
send the paper free of charge "to all
who are not able to pay for it." Arti
cles, whether they be tea, soap, advice,
clothes, newspapers, candles, success,
are generally worth what they cost; the
inference is his paper is worthless. It
is just such nonsense as the Independ
ent's offer that makes the graveyards of
journalism so populous, and fills them
with tho tombstones of infants in tho
business who died from want of life.
Two front rooms, unfurnished; de
sirable location; inquire of Alex. Camp
bell, Gem saloon.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms
for rent; the finest in the city and m
Mttt desirable location. Inquire at As
Tobias office.
T
A Pine Number.
The "North American Rcviow for1
i December commands attention no less
by the eminence of its contributors
than by the value and timeliness of its
ivi r . .... T" i .1
inoju m rumu.xis. nisi, mere is a
I symposium on tlic "Health of Amer
ican Women," regarded from three
j distinct points of view: Dr. Dio Lewis
; cunsiuers uic question as it is auccteu
; by the prevailing style of feminine
1 attire, especially by the practice of
: 1 nr T-i- i n i 01
5 tignt lacing; Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stan.
ton points out the many injurious in
fiueuces of social environment; and Dr.
James Head Chadwick sets forth tin'
effects of education, climate and food,
and finaly discussua the questioii
whether Ue modificalion produced in !
I nilkllli;! lilt lllllUlUtllWil IHUULIl'CU 411
the Euronean fatinnn tvne bv tnnsfer
me JJ.mope.in liuinan tjpe by tnmstcr
to America lessens the fertility of
women. Governor Duren R. Sherman,
Iowa, writes if the "Constitutional
Prohibition i.
jf the liquor trailic in
that State, and maintains that the
measure is in entire accord with the
traditions of the original settlers, and
approved by men of ali political par-;
ties and all nationalities. Gen. Grant,
in an article entitled, "An Undeserved
Stigma," states the facts of Gen. Fitz
John Porter's case, and argues that
the sentence of the court maitial that
cashiered him was based on a miscon
ception of the essential circumstauces.
Richard A. Proctor writes of "The
Influence of Food on Civilization,"
discussing with much learning and
force some of the most interesting
sociological problems of the present
day and of the near future. Professor
Fisher, of Yale College, in defining the
causes of "The Decline of Clerical
Authority," holds that this decline,
which affects the status of church and
minister only as a part or function of
the secular state, is by no means to be
regretted, and that the spiritual influ
ence of the church and its ministry is
to-day greater than of old. Finally,
there is a symposium upon the condi
tions of ' Success on the Stage," the
contributors being six of our most
prominent actors John McCu Hough,
Joseph JclTorson, Madame Modjeska,
Lawrence Barrett, Maggie Mitchell,
and William Warren.
Most Mysterious Murder.
A Walla Walla dispatch to the
Oreyonian says, the body of a man
named Chas. Mulhcrrcn was found in
Umatilla river two miles above
Pendleton, on the reservation. It
had three contusions on the head as
if done with a blunt instrument.
Thirty feet of lash rope and a pack of
cinch were tied nrcund his neck and
the other end was tied to a log on the
bank of tho river. He had on his
person $200 bills, one Jiffy, two
twenties and one ten doilar gold
piece, and a certificate of deposit for
300 on some interest bank, either at
Boise City or in Montana. A bottlo
with whisky was found near him. An
Indian woman of steady character
who lives close by said that she heard
a disturbance the night before the
body was found, but knows nothing.
This is the third mysterious murder
in as many months in tho same .sec
tion of country, and no clew has been
found as to who did it.
Meeting of the '"Cjongsuoiemen.
The 'Longshoremen and Riggers
Union of Astoria met at their hall last
night and organized a regular associa
tion, drafte'd a constitution and by
laws and elected the following ellicers:
President, Josh Woods; Vice Presi
dent, Patrick Hoag; Financial Secre
tary, Phil Carroll; Recording Secre
tary, A. Mailman; Treasurer, William
Edgar. The organization numbers
eighty-five men. At the next meeting
the society will perfect work looking
to a permanent establishment.
Card of Thanks .
A.steuiax:
En.
I wish to return thanks through
your paper to the fire companies of
this city for their assistance and
sympathy in the loss of my dear
brother James, and particularly Mr.
Graham, foreman of 2fo. 2's, and
also Mr. Worslcy, engineer. Those
gentlemen were onlv too willinir to
ass-st mo n do;,r anythinir 1 wished
to have done AmI j also wish to ro.
turn thanks to the citizens who
assisted us in this sad affair.
Thomas McGill.
Mks. Elizabeth McGill.
Card.
Ed. Asteriax:
I take this method of thanking the
friends of the late deceased Mary
Quinn, in kindly 'assisting in tho
funeral services at the Roman Catho
lic church yesterday afternoon.
Joiix Qcixx.
Dr. Pierce's "Pellets" little liver
pills (sugar-coated) purify the blood,
speedily correct all disorders of the
liver, stomoch, and bowels. By drug
gists. Dr Lockhart.
Book Store.
Office over Citv
The Toy and Fancy Goods Bazaar
is open to-day. Xcw goods nt Eastern
prices, in Kant's old store.
Fresh supply of candies at Oerk
witz's Pioneer Candy Factory, opposite
Bell lower.
Hallo! Where arc you going? Why
to Frank Fabrc's for a pan ront.
Have you tried a stew or pan roast
as Frank Fabre cooks it? Order one and
you'll thank us for the advice.
Sleepless Nights, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
The remedy for you. Sold by W. E. Dement
mmmmm
AN IMPORTANT MEASURE.
The city council met last night,
Mayor Halm presiding, a full board
present. In the transaction of the
regular routine of business the water
question was brought up. Following is
the ordinance relative therete:
An ordinanco authorizing a contract
to be made by tho committee on
streets and public ways with the Colum-
Vnwt Vi(ah Aniiinaliv allfl TM 111 fllfT 2flf1 .
"""" i'-"i "- o - ;
compauv the right to construct water
. . . ,
streets and public wavs for the
, , . . " .
purpose of laying pipes therein.
tUJI2 WillitU HIV ll llliu iv uau tuu j
The city of Astoria doe? ordain as I
as follews: I
Section 1. The committee (of the
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co,nmon counci1 of sa,d c,t on streels
authorized
and public ways, is hereby authorized
and directed to enter into a contract
with the Columbia Water company to
furnish fresh water to the city of
Astoria, which contract shall be exe
cuted by by said committee on behalf
of said city and shall be as follews:
Articles of agrement .made and
entered into this day of , I8S2,
by and between the Columbia Water
compauv. u urivate corporation organ
1
ized and existing under the general!
laws of the state of Oregon, of the
first part, and the city of Astoria, iu
Clatsop county, state of Oregon, of
the second part, witnesseth:
That for the consideration herein
after expressed the party of the first
part covenants and agrees that it will
furnish a good and suiiicient supply
of pure fresh water from ono or
more fresh water streams above tide ,
water, to the inhabitants of the city of
Astoria and water to the city of Astoria
for fire purposes.
That tho reservoir from which water
is supplied shall be located at an
elevation of not less that two hundred
feet above tide water, shall be capa
ble of holdning not iess than two
millions (2,000,000) gallons of water;
that the main pipes from said reser
voir shall be nut less than six inches
in diameter and the distributing pipes
shall be-not less than four inches iu
diameter, and shall be laid iu such
manner as shall be directed by the
committee on streets and public
ways. The party of the first part also
agrees to supply water for twenty (20)
hydrants at its own expense to be
furnished and at its own expense to be
placed in thejstreets and under tho
control of said city, and placed at
such points as said city shall direct,
and said party of the firat part agrees
to furnish sufficient water to throw
from four hydrants at ono time, of
one and a quarter-inch nozzle each in
case of fire for six hours continuously,
and with sufficient pressure to throw
tho water to a height equal to eighty
fc-et above the level of the block on
which tho Custom House in said city
stands, and will also furnish water
for two hydrants for two hours each
week for hose practice. Also to fur
nish and supply said water for coun
cil rooms and engine houses, city jail,
and town hall, and any other building
or buildings tho said city may use or
erect for city purposes during the
continuance of this contract.
The said party of the first part also
agrees to conotmct its raid loaeivoir
iu a good and substantial manner of
earth, stone, brick and cement, and
that the pipes URcd to convey said
water shall be of iron and of suiiicient
strength to bear a pressure of not
less than 140 pounds to tho inch. The
party of the first part also agrees with
the party of tho second part that after
having laid said pipes in any of the
streets of said city that it will place
the said streets in as good repair and
condition as they were before laying
said pipes. It is also :igreed that
Baid city may place as many hydrants
in said streets to be connected with
said water pipes, as it may deem best,
to protect the said city from fire.
It is also agreed that said party of
tho firat part will furnish a sufficient
quantity of water for the purpose of
filling and keeping full anv cisterns
which the city may build or construct
for fire purposes, and said party of the
first part agrees to complete the
erection and construction of said
water works and have the same ready
for use on or before the first day of
August, 188J3. And in case said
water works are completed and ready
for use at an earlier date, then the
monthly payments shall commence
from the date of said completion.
That in consideration of said water
being furnished as above provided and
for and during the period of fifteen
years tho said party of the second part
agrees to pay to said party of the first
part the sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars per mouth each month during
the said period of fifteen years, and for
each additional hydrant more than
twenty, the sum of one dollar
per month each, payable monthly.
And said party of the first part agrees
to so furnish said water for and during
tho said period of fifteen years from the
time said supply is commenced. The
said party of the first part agrees to
furnish good and sufficient bond to the
said' city of Astoria in the sum of ten
thousand dollars to enauro tho full
compliance on its part with the pro
visions of this contract. It is further
agreed that said party of tho first part
will not at any time charge a greater
rate for furnishing the city of Astoria,
or any of its inhabitants, with said
water than that paid by th citizens of
Portland, Oregon, for water at thoj
present time.
Sec 2. Tho said Columbia Water k
Company 1b hereby granted the privil- j
ego of using the streets and public
ways of the city of Astoria for the'
purpose of laying water pipes therein.
After the discussion of the above it j
passed, and after the transaction of
other btiaincss tho council adjourned '
nt fifteen minutes past ten.
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SOAP.
Trv ntiv Iiornv So:m mmle nviiresslvi
fr"j;,,!1 guaranteed of superior qua!-I
ilv. Can be used foranv purpose, and-
will not injure the mosfrteheate fabric i
A "" " '!
V M. .Tfiiixsov fc Co.
Indies! i Splendid Unrnuis!
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a is. Malcolm is closing out her .-.lock
of embroideries at corf. A line lot of
ladies' clonks, ulsters, and English
walking jackets will aNo he sold at rost.
No better bargains can be not anj where, t
I.ariicM.
Mr. I.itt reliable manufacturer. will '
soon be here with elegant Cloak- at .o
pei cent. less than can be bought.
Oysters! Oyxtcr!!
' l KfMtilr R?ilirii in nvuri'
tt le.
Fresh from the bills everv ilav. "
WlailowHhadr. Wall Puper.
The finest a-sortment of wall paper (
and window shades ever brought to'
Astoria at M. Olsen's furniture, store.
Newot styles and lowest price-.
Notice
Any person eaught mutilating or !e-
facing the bills on our bulletin hoard-
will be prosecuted according to law.
Ten dollars reward is offered lor in-j
formation that will lead to the eonvie
tion of the offenders.
Ski.k; iv I'o. .
Xetlce t the I.adie.
.Switches made from combings or eut .
hair: new switches made to older (
from the best imported hair, in anv
shade desired. Old switches repaired. I
All work warranted. Hates reasonable. I
Call or address
Uiii.kxii.vkt & Srnor.xi:. '
Occident Hair dressing saloon. A-to- j
ria, Oregon. :
Mothers should Know It. !
Fretful babie3 cannot help disturb-.
ing everybody, and mothers should j
know how soothing Parker's Ginger i
Tonic is. Tt stops babies p.iins. makes I
them healthy, relieves their own anxi
ctv and is safe to use. Journal.
Wanted tn Lraxr orltciil.
A house or rooms, furnished or unfur
nished, In a respectable locality, suitn-i
bio for a small family. Address "House- j
Keeper," care Astokiax. giving loea-l
tion. description, terms, ete. stating j
when possession may be had. j
Important Aoticc.
A full line of artist's materials con
sisting of tube colors, .-able brushes,
picture varnishes, canvas. &c ite. Ev
erything an artist wants at
A.M.Joi!Xso.ViHo.
Heartily Recommended.
Don't condemn n good thing because
you have been deceived by worthless
nostruma. Parker's Ginger Tonic
has cured many iu this section of nerv
ous disorders, and we recommend it
heaatilv to such sufferers.--ir-.
The Latest Styles.
the very prevalent one of taking Syrup
of Figs instead of castor oil, pi Hs,; salts,
and the other bitter and naueous reme
dies of former times. It is a very deci
ded improvement, as an one mav leain
by getting a bottle fiom our dfuggi.-t.'
W. K. Dement.
Ilode Davis ic l.. Wholev.de Agents..'
roriiauu uregon.
A C'AICI.
To all who are sittfciiiig Troiii the
errors and indi.-cretinns if outh. nerv
ous weakness, early dcea. Inss of man
hood, etc., I will send a recipe, that will
cure you KUEE OF ("HAKfiE. Tld
great remedy was discovered by a mis
sionary in South America. Send a self
addressed envelope to the Itev. Joskimi
T. Inm ax. Station I), Xew York City.
The Peruvian syrup ha cured thou
sands who were suffering from dvspep
sia, debility, liver complaint, boils, hu-i
mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph
lets free to any address. Selh W."Fow
ASoii'- Qoston.
Catarrh cured, health and .sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Kein
edy. Price TiO eefils, Masai Injector free.
For sale by E. Dement.
Shiloh's Yitalizcr is what on need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz
ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 7.1 cents per bottle. Sold
by W.E. Dement.
Physicians prescriptions carefullv
compounded day or night at J. W.
Conn's drujr store, opposite Occident
Hotel.
Fine organs and pianos at CiMnv
Hansen's. Call and examine.
Shoalwater bay oyste
day, at Frank Fabre's.
rs: fresh everv!
Brace up the whole ystein with Klnj
of the llltod. See Advertisement.
Prof. . I. F. Meyer wishes to inform
the public and his pupils that he is now
settled and intends remaining here. He.
is prepared to give music nud alM
French lessons. Scholars practicing
will find every convenience for study
and improvement, at his residence. Hi
experience renders this an opportunity
which it is worth while to any one to
embrace.
Oh ! maiden with grim teeth, avaunt !
Though fair you seem to look unon.
Uecause you don't use SOZODONT.
The sweetness of your mouth is gone;
Your breath is heavy, and, from this.
Your lips no more invite a kiss.
Sheet music in all the latest varieties
just received at Gustav Hansen's. Sonat
as, operas, waltzes and all the popular
music of the day in stock. If you want
music for the piano, organ, violin, flute,
etc., you will find what you want at
Hansen's.
For sweet and tender ellc meat, go
to Kawling's fruit store, Main street.
Wilhoit mineral water, fresh and
sparkling, at F. B. Klbcrson's.
Best cough candy at Oerkwitz's op
posite Bell tower.
A very complete assortment of blank
books, all sizes, styles and prices at the
City book store.
Fresh Squash pics, mince pies, fruit
cake, etc., at the Seaside bakery.
Fancy soaps and perfumery of all
kinds can be found at J. Y. Conn's drug
store, opposite Occident hotel.
Mr. John Rogers of the Central Mar
ket, has made arrangements to keep al
he finest fresh fish, etc., In their season
JUST RECEIVED ! I
A. fine assortment1
of Knit Jackets in all
the leading colors.
Neckwear and Hos
iery, par excellence.
Boy's long leg Gum
Boots. Hercimar rub
ber Clothing. Genu-!
ine English Pilot
Cloth, and "a grand'
assortment of Men's, j
Youth's, and Boys' I
Overcoats and Uls-!
ters, at
M.D.KANT'S.
The 1!. Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
To tho Public-
I wish to inform the public that myi
cMahlihiiKant is the oxi.y plack in ;
Astoria that makes candy: I make the:
iiuct fri-ii candy rwry day, and this .
is more than any one else can sav here. :
f'alronizc home manufacture.
.loii.v 1. Ci..si:.v.
Wilt you suffer with JMsncpsia and
Liver Complaint '.' Shiloh's A italizer is
siiaranliH'il t cure you.
Sold bv V. K.
Dement.
fiiuv hairs often cause annoyance,
which Paiker's Hair Balsam prevents
hy restoring the youthful color.
Shipper Ilybke. Xo. U, Oak .street
Portland, are the lxin ton tailors of the
metropolis.
. All the patent medicines advertised
iu this paper, together with the choicest
perfumery, and toilet articles, etc can
he bought at the lowest prices, at. I. Y.
Conn's driit: store, opoite Occiden
In 1el.A.torin.
For the genuine .1. II. Cutter old
Dotirhoii. and the host of wines, linunrs
and .San Francisco beer, call at the Gem j
opposite the bell tower, and see Camp-j
IHMl.
l'aitie.-. dolling to have a turkey
for dinner on Thank.sgivintjDay can be
accomodated by leaving their orders at
the .Star Market.
J,E. THOMAS,
HII(!i;i,lfiT
AM)
PHARMACIST,
Kint.pyN l'uililhi!;, oppoMte I). K. Warren's
ASTORIA, OREGON.
o-
Drugs and Chemicals.
a i: si-: usi: ok
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDYS.
Toi et and Fancy Articles.
;"" I'ri'MTljitliiiiN rjirvfully -onit4imiili'tl
at all hour:.
ASK FOU-
Union India Rubber Company's
Pure Para Gum
Crack Proofl
RUBBER BOOTS.
P.KWAKK OI' IMITATIONS!
He sure Hi Hoots arc stamped CHACK
i'J'nOr'.uitiicliecN. ami have the PU11K
UU2 Sl'lWXUS on the foot ami instep,
which prevent their nicking or breaking.
We are now making I hem with llUJlllKIt
AX Ii ASBESTOS Soles which will make
them lavt more than twice as lung as any
Kulilier Hoots idfttlc.
ion sAi.i-: r.v all dkai.kkk.
ALL KINDS KIT.r.EK HELTINH, PAC'K-
INC. HOSK, SPKINT.S. CLOTIIINfi.
HOOTS AND SIIOKS.etc.
.'001YKA1& IKUBBTER CO.
It. II. PEASE. Jr.. .,,.....,
S. M. KUNYON, jAfinl,
Mi San Francisco.
X. JS. G. SMUTH,
4
ImporteramI Wholesale dealer in 1
Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar
ticles, Playing Cards, Cut
lery, Etc., Etc.,
The largest and finest stock of Meerschaum
and Amber minds In the city. Particular at
tention paid to orders from the country""'
vessels.
('Iicnamui street, Astoria, Oregon.
TIIKO. 1UCACKEI.. Manager
$500 Reward.
We will pay the above reward for anv case
or Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick Head
ache, indigestion. Constipation or Costive
ness we cannot cure with West's Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions arc strictly
complied with. They are purely Vegetable,
and never fail to give satisfaction. Sugar
eoated. targe boes. containing 30 Pills, 23
cents. For sale It v all Druggists, llewareof
counterfeits ami imitations. The genuine
manufactured onlv bv .Toitx C. Wkst & Co.,
"The Pill Maker," 1st and 183 W. Madison
St.. Chicago. Free trial package sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of a 3 cent stamp.
W. K. Dement, agent.
Dressmaking.
Plain and Fancy Sewing.
Suits made in tke best Style sad
Guaranteed to Fit.
Mrs. T. S. JeweU.
KOOMS OVEU MI'S. E. S. WAKKEX'S.l
Notice.
rilHE ANNUAL MEETIXf OF TI1E
X Stockholders of the 1'vthian Land and
Uullding Association will beheld at the as
sociation hall on Wednesday, December Cth,
at 8:30 1. M.. for the purpose of electing
a board or Directors for the ensuing year
and for the consideration of such other busi
ness as may legally conic before It.
tf E.A.NOYES,Sec'j.
C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
ti-hie ;;
THE LEADING
Dry Goods Clothing- House
OF ASTORIA.
mw km BBmmn atthacmnsi
Every Depzrimgni F7erf to Ovcrlowiag!
i
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Tn this department will be found the Latest Styles with Trimmings to
match, comprising recent importations of new und decided
novelties, NOT OBTAINABLE ELSEWHERE.
Amonr the many colors in our extensive
line of fall materials may be
mentioned
Terra Cotta,
llussnr,
Jumbo.
Plum,
Garnet.
Myrtle.
DOMESTIC MPlnTilEivT--l!(lPLETE LINE OF
Blankets, Flannels, Comforters,
Bed Spreads, Sheetings, Napkins,
Table Linen, Towels, Etc., Etc.
Hosiery and Underwear Department.
YVV are showing
Ladies and Children's
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
In our Cloak room will be found
Pompadours, Circulars, Ulsters,
Dolmans, Jackets, Wraps, etc.
While directing attention to this department we feci confident in asserting
that our styles are not only the newest, but our prices are exceedingly moderate.
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(KXIGTLTS OF PiTiriAS BITLDIXG.)
Astokia, November 3, 1SS2.
FALL IMPORTATIONS !
-AT
We aro receiving by every steamer new additions to our stock of
)vy Goods. Notions, Ladies' and Children's Shoes,
Suitable for the season.
Fhnneis, WafGrpoofgj
Hosiery, Bhokita, Et.
Our stockiif Dress-Goods, Silks, Satins,
Velvets, Plushes, etc., show a large variety.
Also an elegant line of Ladies and Children's
CLOAKS. ULSTERS,
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS.
WALKING JACKETS,
DOLMANS, ETC.
Our tables are covered with the nicest
selection of Fichus, Tics, Collarettes and
Fancy Goods too numerous to mention. .
OTJTR MOTTO;
QVWK SALES AND SMALL PB0FIT8.
WV Study to l!eac.
-2"'Sampies sent free to any address on application.
ggs-Agents for the celebrated Springfield Sewing
Machine.
PRAEL BROTHERS.
IVe.vt Door to Pythian Hall.
D. A. McINTOSH,
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
OCC1WK3T BLOCK.
-AM.
Men's Furnishing Goods, White
Fine Selection of Neck-wear, Hosiery, Gloves, etc.
CLOTHING!
Overcoats, Ulsters, Business Suits,
The largest anil mot complete toek of
CLOTHS. WORSTKDS. CASSI.11ERES. ETC., ETC.
ttirsiiits-marie to nnlerat short notiec. Hest Wnrkiu.iiisliip and fit jjuaranteed
For Sale.
Qfttt ACKES TTMBEU LAXI in T. 9 X,
OVJO K. 7 West. Title good : price rea-
sonable ; terms cash.
j. o. bozokth.
Iteal Lstate Auont.
iixil
Cadet Blue,
Bronze,
Wine.
Seal,
Navy,
Brique.
complete iine.s in
Hosiery I Underwear
OOPER!
TIIE-
ASTORIA. OREfj-OX.
KINDS OK-
; Scarlet Underwear, al! Wool.
THIS PAPER
may bo found on
flic at Qeo. r.
Kowtxi. & Co's
j Newspaper Advcnhlnjr Bureau (10 Spruco
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