The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, November 30, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.jfc -5'p. sT' va? CV J Je Snili srtovinu. AbTORIA, OREGON: THU113 DAY XOVEMBKR HO, !Sb2 - ( ISSUED EVERY MORNING. Monday Excepted), J. F. HALLORAN &; COMPANY, Pii:MiiKns AMI rori:iF.TORR. Idnrian Building, Gcuss direct. Terms of Subscription . nrod by Carrier, per week ..55 Cents ent by mail, four monthf......... ....& 00 5Mit hy mail, one year... .... . u GO free cf Postage to subscribers. -Advorti8eincnu inserted by the yeir at be rate of $1 50 per square per month. Transient advertising, by the day or week. )fty cents per square for each insertion. ' There will b e a musical service at j Grace church at 10:30 this morning, j -The board of fire delegates' ad- j journed meeting is set for Friday evening. The Olympia Transcript has com menced his sixteenth year, and exhib its gratifying evidence of prosperity. The editor of the Walla Walla Watchman pleads guilty to nipping pickles from open barrels in grocery stores. At the recent election in Idaho a Boise City Chinaman wa3 allowed to rote by showing his naturalization paper?. A correspondent of the Olympia Transcript advocates the construction of a canal from the Columbia river to Puget Sound. The order has gone forth that every employe of the Central Pacific Railroad Company shall Bend his pho tograph to the head office. Tho Columbia failed for S in Fram cisco yesterday afternoon with one hundred and forty-five cabin and seventy-five steprage passengers. The Grace church sewing society will meet at Mrs. A. W. Berry's on Friday, Dec. 1st. A full attendance is requested as important business :s to be transacted. Tho decomposed body of a man was found a day or two ago near Knappa. It is supposed to be the body of George Burchard, of Oak Point, who was drowned in the Col umbia last summer. At the last meeting of the Wash ington Territory board of pilot com missioners, H. C. Comegys, of Ka . lama, resigned his position as secre Uuy c the board. C. A. HeetTor 11 waco, was appointed to fill the va cancy. The Itosetta, which plied so long between here and Knappton, has been sold and will hereafter run between Portland and St. John. The price paid was $1,100. Capt. Orcutt's new boat, the Lilian, will run hereafter on this route. Articles of incorporation of the Northwest News Printing and Pub lishing Company were filed in tho olficc of tho Multnomah county clerk last Tuesday, by J. A. Strowbridgo, George Woodward, Sam Co'iltcr, S. W. Wells and Nathan Cole, Jr. Cap ital, $100,000. The Watchman thinks that it will be a good thing for actual settlers if tho Government devises some way of checking the game of the speculators who buy and sell timber claims in the northwest. The law provides that a man who locates a timber claim must inak certain improvements and hold the land for a year. This is too slow a law for tho agents who are now get ting up a "boom" along the line of the Northern Pacific. Thoy arc trading in land as thoy would in comer lots of a mushroom city. The New York Telegram says it is rumored in shipping circlo3 that one of the railroad millionaires would build a fleet of iron ships for the Pa cific coast trade. A Telegram re porter called on W. H. Starbuck for information regaiding the matter. Starbuck said tho story was hardly true, but probably sprung from the fact' that he had already contracted for one ship of 3,000 tons and had in contemplation the building of five naoro such ships. The reporter learned they were to be 244 feet long, 22 feet beam, 23 feet depth of hold, and to deliver cargoes in Portland, Or. They must carry a draught of only 18 feet when heavily loaded. Union Service. There will be a union Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian Church this morning at 11 o'clock, participated in by different' religious congregations f the city. Rev. T. W. Wafers will preach the sermon. "Will Cloae. We, the undersigned merchants of Astoria, agree to close our places of bBsinesfl this afternoon in honor of the National Thanksgiving: C. H. Cooper, A. M. Johnson & Co., Mag awe C. Crosby, A. Van Duaen & Co., D. A. Mcintosh, M. D. Kant, Charles HeUborn, D. K. Warren, Wilson & Fssfcer, M. W. Gallick, E. R. Hawes, Wherry & Co., I. W. Case, J. Rogers, P. J. Goodssan, S. Schlusel, M. Wise, Wise, Frank L. Parker, E. A. i, Mrs. A. Makoln, J. A. Mont- r, A. V. Atte, S. Daanger, G. i Cm., Font Sfc,&rMi of Ilwaco (W.T.), Nov. 29, 1882. Eiutoii Asterian: TJic Bffiird of Pilot Commissioners for Washington Territory were in aes-1 ! sion hero yesterday and to-day. j In view of the fact that the licenses , of a number of bar pilots had almost expired and that their services would be required before the Hoard would meet again, the commissioners decidod to suspend the rule hitherto in force, which required all applications to be filed with the Boird thirty days before being acted upon. The following person's were duly licensed as bar pilets: Chas. F. John- S0IJj Charles S. Gunderson, Cyrus u- m tt t .i Harnman and Ihomas II. Latham. All of the above are attached to the tugs Astoria, Brenham and Columbia. Tho Broard havinS Iear,,.ed that "r fam h.ngton Tcrntory pilots navo appneu anu received licenses from tho Oregon Pilot Commissions! s, instructed the secretary to notify the aforesaid pilots that they cannot serve two masters; if they propose to pilot under the Oregon license the one from Washington Territory will be revoked, and if they propose to use the one from Washington Territory tho Oregon license must be surren dered. A moment's reflection will show the justice of this decision. The board made a rule that licenses hereafter shall be good for two years unless suspended or revoked for cause, and that the fee for renewal shall bo ten dollars. Tt was decided to hold tho next meeting at Kabma unless there be special reasons to change it between now and tho time of holding it. H. C. Comkoy.s. Washington Territory Legislature. COUNCIL. Whatcom, Snohomish and Island James Power, republican. Jefferson, Clallam, Mason and San Juan R. C. Kerr, republican. King John Collins, independent democrat. Kitsap and Pierce J. H. Hough ton, republican. Thurston and Lewis H. C. Hall independent republican. Cowlitz, Wahkiakum, Pacific and Chehalis J. A. Burke, lepublican. Clark, Skamania and Klickitat P. H. Harper, democrat. Walla Walla S a wall Truax, lepub lican. Columbia and Garfield J. E. Ed miston, democrat. 'Whitman T. J. Smith, republi can. . Walla Walla, Columbia, Whitmau, Garfield N. T. Caton, democrat. Yakima, Spokane and Stevens Dr. Whitehouse, republican. iiov.se. Whatcom and San Juan Orin Kin kade, republican. Island and Snohomish-Peter D'.Tor- up, democrat. Kitsap C. W. Young, republican. Clallam, Jefferson and Mason.!. A. Huhn, democrat. King Joe Foster, independent. Kini N. If. Martin, indepen dent. Pierce W. H. Black well, republi can. Thurston P. Tin pin, democr.it. Lewis If. Miles, democrat. Chehalis, Pacific, Wahkiakum and Cowlitz B. Barlow, republican. Chehalis and Cowlitz E. Camp bell, republican. Clark B. F. Shaw, democrat. Clark, Skamania and Klickitat J. B, Landrum, democrat. Klickitat W. D. Smith, demo crat. Yakima George Taylor; demo crat. Walla Walla A. G. Lloyd, demo crat; H. H. Hungate, democrat; C. Besserer, republican. Garfield William Clark, republi can. Columbia E. Ping, democrat. Columbia and Whitman A. Her ring, republican. Whitman Jake Hoover, demo crat. Spokauo and Stevens Jake Stitzel, republican. November Clearances. Up to last night there wero seven teen foreign clearances from this port during the month of November. Of these, fourteen were to Queenstown, one to Liverpool, one to Hongkong, and ono to Dublin. These vessels carry out 709,054 bushels of wheat, 27,051 barrels flour, and one cargo of lumber about 500 M the total value being 942,797. 'ACCEPT I K CKATITL'BE." Dr. R.'V. Pierce, Bafialo, N. Y., Dear Sir -Your "Golden Medical Dis covery" has cured my boy of a fever sore of two years' standing. Please accept our gratitude. Yours truly, HENRY WHITING, Boston, Mass. Hallo! Where are you going'.' Why to Frank Fabre's for a pan roast. nave 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. De ment Dr Lockhart. Book Store. OJlicc over Citv Mr. Jos Keg ers oi the Central Mar ket, has maie arrasgeneftU to keep al IktiMSt fret ftafcvite., Ja their saaso "Washington Territory Board Pilot Commissioners. Real Estate Transactions for No vember. 1882. Thomas Newton to T. F. Leineu webcr, lot 5, blk 39, Adah's Astoria, $1. llecorded November 1st, 1882. J B Laiery to T. P. Powers, certain 'lot of land in section 20, township 6, $800. Recorded November 2, 1882. C H Page and Anna Page to Airs. II O Brown, of Olympia, tract of Land in Olney's Astoria, 1,000. Re corded Nov. 4, 1882. John and Martha Loomis to C A McGuire, tract of land west of W H. Gra3''s donation land claim, 97 70. 1 Recorded November 4th, 1882. J XV Beneke to Joseph L Moore, one half of S E of section 2, town- shin 3, N It 7 W, Williamctte Meri- dian, S250. Recorded Nov. 4, 1882. J L Moore to J W Beneke, one half 30, Township G, N R 7 west, $8."0. Recorded Nov. 4, 1882. Edwaru and Elizabeth O'Conner to Anna Mattson, lot 3 blk 3, Shively's Astoria. $000. Recorded November Gth, 1882. Joseph F. Barrows and Diana T Barrows to W. E. Dement, donation claim of P. W. Gillette parts of sections C and 7, township 7, N R 9 west, and sections 1 and 12, township 7, N R 10 west, containing 100 acres; also, pre emption entry of Joseph F. Barrows, j lots 1,2 3 and 4, and S W of of N E section 1, township 8, N 11 10 west, 152 acres; and S J. of S A donation land claim of Thomas Scott, 80 acres, sec tion G, township 7, N R I) west, section 1, township 7 north, 10 W. section 31, township 8, N it 10 W, section 3G, townshipS, N It 10 west; and SE section 30, township 8, N It 11 west, 120 acres in all 512 acres, $4,500. Recorded Nov. 7, 1882. James K. and Mary M. Kclley to Isaac Bergman and A. W. Berry, quit claim deed to part of Kobert Shortress donation land claim, 1. Recorded Nov. 7, 882. Isaac and Ada Bergman and A. W. and Mary Berry, to August C. Kinney, William B. Headjitgtou and Lyman C. Kinney, a certain tract of land situated on the water front of the Columbia river, situate in the town of Alder brook and contigious thereto, 10,000. Recorded Nov. 9, 1882. James and Elizabeth Taylor to Washington Packing Company, certain tract of land west of Samuel C. Smith's donation land claim, including Colum bia river water frontage, G,250. Re corded Nov. 11, 1882. Charles S. and Maggie J. Wright to Caspar Baltes, lot 3, blk 11, McCluro's Astoria, 2,000. Recorded November 13, 1882. Thomas and Elizabeth McGill to George Flavel, donation laud claim of William Hobssn, deceased, 324.45 acres, 82,000. Recorded November 15th, 1882. William and Martha A. Chance to Frank Carr, lots G and 7, blk 111, McClurc's Astoria, 8150. Recorded November 10, 1882. Samuel B. and Julia Barrows to W. E. Dement N E of N W and N W of N E pec 1, township 7, N R 10 W, 80.44 acres; and N iof S i of Thos. Scott donation land claim in sec 1, township 7, N It 10 W and sec 0, township 7, N R 9 W, 2,000. Re corded Nov. 17, 1882. Samuel and Julia Barrows to Jos. F. Barrows parts of see's 6 and 7, township 7, N R 9 W,and sec'a 1 and 12, township 7, N R 10 W, 1G0 acres, and other real estate, 81. Recorded Nov. 17, 1882. Mary O. and B. F. Brown to Emily French, sundry lots in Mc Clure's Astoria, 81. Recorded Nov. 17, 1882. Westport Shingle Manufacturing company to Westport Mills, bailding, machinery, and plant of mill at West port., 822,310.60. Recorded Nov. 18, 1882. W. G. Ross to Sarah A. Rom, lot 8, blk 71, McClure'a Astoria, 81. Re corded Nov. 18, 1882. Juo. and Anna K. Hobson, to Ly man 0. Kinney, lot 1, blk 30, Mc Clure'a Astoria, 8350. Recorded Nov. 20, 1882. J. F. and Hester A. Mulkey to Jas. P. Austin, portion of lot G, sec 21, township G, N R 10 W, 75. Record ed Nov. 20, 1882. J. M. and Susan L. Shivery to Jas. Johnston, lot 12, blk 4, Shively's Astoria, 8200. Recorded Nov. 21, 1881. A. H. and J. M. Sale to Emilie Schlussel and Ida Bergman, lot 5, blk 58, Shively's Astoria, 505. Record ed Nov. 21, 1882. A. H. and J. M. Sale to Jos. Sin- not, int. in lot 5, blk 58, Shively's Astoria, 75. Recorded Nov. 21, 1882. Jas. W. and Bertha A- Welch to Jo sephine M. Salo, int. in lot 5, blk 58, Shively's ABtoria, $1. Recorded Nov. 21, 1882. 31. and J. Merchino to C. W. Ful ton, traci of land on Necanicum creek, $150. Recorded Nov. 25, 1882. United States to David Burnside, 320 acres township 8, N R 8 W. P. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street, has just received tho latest and most fashionable stylo of gents and ladies boots, shoes, etc. Agent in Astoria for the famous Morrow shoes. Two front rooms, unfurnished; de sirable location; inouirc of Alex. Camp bell, Gem saloon. " Furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent r the inest in the city ami la a asest desirable tocatien. Inquire at A i i - Meddloaoma Statistician. i Among ihe curiosities of modern j investigation are the statisticians, tho i men who figure up how many nails are in a boat, and how many times :ho telegraph wires would go around the earth, and how many vessels, each j drawing 21 feet, wonld float in tho beer daily drank in the country, etc j Sometimes thoy develop by their' statistics a very singular state of af-' i taira. For iustanco m a town in Iowa they show that where there are 000 cmTS e:a., yielding four gallons of mjik per day, there is a daily con- sumption of (5,000 gallons of milk. The nvlkmen of the town are opposed ! to statistics. ! r '- -r: j List of Letters j Remaining uncalled for in the fiat- j office at Astoria, Oregon, November j 30th, 1882. Angi'sgaard J no Kerr, Francis i Anstenen,l Kantnll, Jacob IStrthliii, A Makela, John , Bentila, Fr Meatayer, Iienrv Birdsall. Wyatt Martin, Mrs A K , 1'attorson. Win McGregor Cupt Connors. Joe Olsen, Lewis, Downs, Henry Price, Stoplmn Friend, F IVns. F , Gorman, Win .Smith, II K , Holmstrom. Stevens J F , Henderson, Schum.in,I'auIiuu ! Jurbcrg, Gictav Williams, Mrs F J Persons calling for these letters j must uivo the'dato they are advertised, j W. Chance, P. M. I ! SOAP. Try our Borax Soap made expressly for us and guaranteed of superior qual- ( ity. Can be used for any purposre, and ' will not injure the most delicate fabric, j A fine toilet soap. A M. Jonxsox &Cn. l.adie ! Splendid Barest nx ! Mrs. Malcolm is closing out her slock of embroideries at cost. A fine lot of ladies' cloaks, ulsters, and Engli-.li walking jackets will also be sold at cot. No better bargains can be got anyu hei e. Ladle. Mr. Litt reliable manufacturer, will soon be here with elegant Cloak? at a) per cent, less than can be bought. Oysters! Oyster!! At Frank Fabre's; in every Fnh from the beds every day. " .stj le. Xetire to the IiailifM. Switches made from combings or cut hair: new switches made to order from the best imported hair, in any shade desired. Old switches repaired. All work warranted. Hates reasonable. Call or address Uiilkxiiart &Schoi:xi:, Occident Hnir.dresting saloon, Asto ria. Oregon. Mothers should Know It. Fretful babies eannot help disturb ing e'erybody, and mothers should know how soothing Parker's Ginger Tonic is. It stops babies pains, makes them healthy, relieves their own anxi olv and is safe to use. Journal. Impertaat3fotirc. A full line of artist's materials con sisting of tube colors, sable brushes, piciuru varjiiMics, c.iuvii. tYC.-xc. r. erj thing an artist wants at A. M. Jonxsox &Cn F.w Heartily Recommended. Don't condemn a good thing because yon have been deceived by worthless nostruma. Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured many in this section of nerv ous disorders, and we recommend it heaatily to such sufferers. iWis. The Latest Styles. Among the latest styles may be noted the very prevalent one of takinir Svrup of Fiss instead of castor nil, pills, salts, and the other bitter and nauseous reme dies of former times. It is a very deci ded improvement, as any one may le.im by getting a bottle from mir diugirist, W. E. Dement. Bodge Davis & Co.. Wholesale Agents. Portland Oregon. A CARD. To all who are suflering from the errors and indiscretions f outh, nerv ous weakness, early decay, loss of man hood, etc- 1 will send a recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a mis. sionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to the Rev. Joskpii T. Ixmax, Station D, New York City. .Mother ! Mettaers!! Mother! 1 Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? If so, go at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, it will relieve the poor little suf- rcrer immediately uepenu upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth who 'has over used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, and f;ive rest to the mother, and relief and lealth to the child, operatinglike magic. It is perfectly safe to use m all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the pre scription of one ot the oldest and best female, physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. 2." cents a bottle. Have Wistar's balsam of wild cherry always at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, in fluenza, consumption, and all throat and lung complaint. 50 cents and?l a bot tle. Shiloh's Vitalizeris what jounced for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Prico 10 and 7i"i cents per bottle. Sold by W. E. Dement. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded day or night at J. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Occident Hotel. Sheet music in all the latest varieties just received at Gustav Hansen's. Sonat as, operas, waltzes and all the popul.vr musfc 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 elk meat, go to Uawling's fruit store, Main street. Wilhoit mineral water, fresh and sparkling, at F. D. Elberson'.s. Best cough candy at Ocrkwitz's op posite Bell tower. A very complete assortment of blank books, all sizes, styles and brices at the City book store. Fresh Squash pies, mince pies, fruit cake, etc at the Seaside bakery. Avcrill's mixed paints, the best in use. for sale at J. W. Connrs drug store, opposite Occident Hotel. Croup, Whooping Cough anil Bron ehltls immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by W.E.Demet. Fine onus aad vtacm- at Gttstav r. CNisjkiMUsiMae. JUST RECEIVED ! A fine assortment of Knit Jackets in all the leading colors.? .Neckwear and Hos iery, par excellence. Boys long leg Gum Boois. Hercimar rub ber Clothing. Genu-! ine English Pilot! Cloth, and a Jf aijir 4ffj DECIDED ATTRACTWt assortment oi Men's,,- -----. . Overcoatsl"aiHl ms-j?rirJ' FMd to 0vrl9wiag! ters. at I i M. D. KANT'S. i '1 he J:os31orcliant Tailor and Clothier, j To the Public I wish to inform the public that my estiiltli.-hnu'nt i the oxi.v flack in Astoria that makes randv: 1 make the finest ft fib candy every day, and this: i more than any one. else can !ay here, j P.itronie home manufacture. John P. Ci..v..ex. Will you Mifli'r with DispepMa and I A er Complaint ? Shiloh's Vitamer is guaranteed to cure you Dement. Sold by W. E. Gnw hairs often cause annoyanco, which Parker's Hair Balsam prevents by restoring the youthful color. Shipper it Ilybke. No. 11, Oak street Portland, are the 1mii ton tailors of the metropolis. AH the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest perfumery, and toilet articles, etc can be bought at the lowest prices, at J. W. Conn's druir store, opposite Occiden hrtcl. Astojin. For the genuine J. 11. Cutter old Hourbon. and the best oi wines, liquors ami San Francisco beer, call at the Gem opposite the bell tower, and see Cami beil. Parties desiring to have a turkey for dinner on Thanksgiving Day can be accomodated by leaving their orders at the Star Market. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by ie on guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by W. E. De ment. For lame. Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh s J'orous Plaster, rncc 25 cents. For sale by W. K. Dement. Fresh supply of candies at Oerk witz's Pioneer Candy Factorv, opposite Bell tower. Shnalw ater bay ejsters: fresh every lay. at Frank Fabre's. Prof. .1. F. Mej er wishes to inform the public and his pupils that lie is now settled and intends remaining here. He is prepared to give music and also French lessons. Scholars practicing will find every convenience for study and improvement, at his residence. His experience renders this an opportunity which it is worth while to anvoneto end trace. Oh! maiden with grim teeth, avaunt! Though fair Mtu seem to look unon. Because yon don't useSOZODONT. The sweetness of jour month is gone; Your breath is heay. and, from this, Your lips no more iuite a kiss. J, E. THOMAS, mm ' PHARMACIST. Kimiej's Utiililin. oppoMte I), lv. Wanen's ASTORIA, OREGON; PURE Drugs and Chemicals. A FIN'i: LINK OK HOMEOPATHIC REMEDYS. Toi et and Fancy Articles. iST Prescriptions rarrfullj' coiiipouiulcil at all hours. ask fo it Union India Rubber Company's l'u re I'nraOum Crack Proof RUBBER BOOTS. . KEWAKi: OF IMITATIONS ! Be sure the Roots are stamped CRACK PROOF on the heels, and liae the PUltE GUM SPBIXUS on the foot ami instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking. We are now making them with RUBBER AND ASBESTOS Soles which will make them last more than twice as Inns as any Itnhlier Boots made. roil SALE BY ALL DEALERS. ALL KINDS Kl'RBEU BELTING, TACK- IN, HOSE. SmiNGS, CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. ftOODYlLtlfc RUBBER CO. R.H. PEASE. Jr.. L ., S.M. RUNYON. f Agents, 4m San Francisco. HEADQUARTERS Fosters Emporium. Most Complete Stock in Astoria JY ovelties of all Kinds PraitaBeth FerrlgaaiiA Deaieatle Wines and Liquors Of Superior Brand. FOSTER'S CORNER, 0 R &X DOCK That Ilnckins Cough en be so quickly cured by Shlloh'Cre. We u. aoMDy w.J?. C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. fTI I I I I TX X I M I J THE LEADIXTC Dry Goods Clothing House OF JLSTOZUUL. DRESS GOODS Tn this department will be found the Latest Styles with Trimmings to match, comprising recent importations of new and decided novelties, NOT OBTAINABLE ELSEWHERE. Among the ninny colors in our extensive lino of fall materials may be mentioned Terra Cotta, Hussar. Jumbo. Plum., Garnet, Myrtle, DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT "COMPLETE LINE OF Blankets, Flannels, Comforters, Bed Spreads. Shootings, Napkins, Table Linen, Towels, Etc., Etc. Hosiery and Underwear Department. Wc are showing complete lines in Ladies and Children's Hosiery I Underwear CLOAK DEPARTMENT. In our Cloak room will be found Pompadours, Circulars, Ulsters, Dolmans, Jackets, Wraps, etc. While directing attentiou to tbis department we feel confident in asserting that our .styles are not only the newest, but our prices are exceedingly moderate. O H COOF1R! (KNIGHTS OF PiTniAS BUELDTNG.) A-ntokia, November 1, 1SS2. FALL IMPORTATIONS ! -AT Wo arc receiving hy every steamer new additions to our stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Suitable for the season. Hosiery, Bfoaktt, Bt. Our stock of Dross Goods, Silks, Satins, Velvetslushes, etc., show a large variety. Also an elegant line or Lnriie' and Childicn'.s 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. OVa MOTTO: QUICK SALES AND SMALL PR0FIT9. W Study lo IMoase. 2TSampIes sent free to any address on application. jsgrAgents fr the celebrated Springfield Sewing Machine. D. A. McINTOSH, TAILOR AND CLOTHLEK, OCCI1F.XT BLOCK, AM. Men's Furnishing Goods, White Fine Selection of Neck-wear, Hosiery, Gloves, etc. CLOTHING! Onreoats, Ulstere, Business Suits, The largest anil most complete stock of CLOTHS. WORSTEDS. CASSMIERES. ETC.. ETC. .-r-s-iiHw- Hi-Hi,, tit nriior-.it short notice. Hest FOR SALE. JLer KATATA. Will Make a flnt-class For iwrttCHlftn iMtdr , 1 1 1.l L DEPARTMENT. Cadet Blue, Bronze, Wine, Seal, Navy, Brique. THE- PRAEL BROTHERS. Xcxl 1oor io Pythias Ilall. ASTORIA. ORF.CJOV K1MIS OK- Scarlet Underwear, all Wool. Wnrkiu insliin ami fit iruarantecd."Wi THIS PAPER niaj-befoBBdo me QM. P. itOWBX A Co' XcvK&paper AUcrtfe!ag Bwhu (1 Jty streetvwBereauro thing coatractiniajr be auuto tar-tt to I NEVYI ?