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in i t: - v natt SU fcc gailtj staxinn. ASTORIA, OREGON: WEDNESDAY JUNE C, 1883 BiSiiAECK is the new capital ot Dakota, Yankton being too far south. From 150 to 300 immigrants a day are now coming into Califor nia oy the C. P. R. R. San Jose , Yjes, they've got to pass through California on their wav to Oreron . and "Washington Territory. c Twelve Japanese newspapers .vaWfcr been obliged to further ' Bt pleasure of publication Tw.olocount of inability to furnish . t -$1,000 s a guarantee to the gov ernment that they would be prop ' erly. 'conducted. Japan is a great t- country. . ... iWJhex -rogues fall out," etc. . The Hon. Geo. W. Julian, once a -- Kepublican senator from Indiana, . bo.ir. anything to beat Grant," KrfB Carl Schurz,.tbat prince of - 0pgbger8,.in lie New York -jSkji, and shows him up in his true light as an apostle of "snivel - -r ryje reform.' A Sax Fraxcisco special says T Captain Besse, who returned from the north several days ago, where he has been in the interests of 'capitalists, to report upon the pro ject of building a road from Rose burg to Coos bay, has completed '"hisreport and will submit it to the partiefianterested on his arrival in Boston. It is understood from private sources that the report is favorable, and that the road will be commenced as soon as the pre liminaries are arranged. A fact brought out by the Brit ish postmaster-general's annual report is that during the last fis cal year the United States sent Great Britain 10,500,000 news papers and received from her 8, 500000. This shows that Amer- loan newspapers may claim a great as well as growing transat lantic circulation; and upon the whole the British journals do cer taanly display more knowledge of """Am erica and American affairs "l&ajLJthey tfid some' years 'ago.- They n$ longer Jaacyphicago n jJdezvous for savages, nor sup- - -BMppose.the JGreeribackers to be so galled from the color of their gar ments. It is not tobe denied that all calculatio&s regarding political re- asults are rendered more worthless - tban usual at present by reason of the undeniable state of unrest in which a large body of .the voters of' bath parties - find themselves.) " Tkere has never keen a time since the war when party ties rested so looeelyivpon -the masses. There -uis not jrsolitary issue affecting par-ties-in the campaign about to be gin'Whick can be effectually used torighten the lines. There is Kfrit&cand -discord in -the ranks of both parties, and a mistake in either of the nominating conven- 1tionsAwill be more potent for the ruin: of the party making it than for years past has been possible. The independent voter is abroad in the land, and all the signs indi- !catetJiat?his voice "will be a no tent one. Pointers. . J3 I .H')C tA' recent parade of colored "troops in Charleston was enlivened bj a whistling accompaniment of 500-of'the men: - Out of a total population of 'about-50,000,000 in this country, there were in 1S80 a little over 250,000 people insane, idiotic, , blind and deaf and dumb. American politics were never tamer than they -are 4to-day. In oth&v words, 'the country has .rarely jbeerc so prosperous or its xvtciumcub wnuiv, Buuiiuiaiereu. Tfee proposition, which seemed a jefit-sevar&l years ago, to spec ially insure houses against de ' 'struoiibn by wind as well as hy ff2 Jj has become almost a ,thing of Wiinary precaution in the South- .Tk English are to-dav the na- tx -whose dress controls the hab- r H$ of the-ctvilized world, just as tke T'rench were 150 years ago, tj4'"11ialw iOb Jytkrs ago the Spaniards 300 years ago, and a lit H tt eirifitr Veiucet Tfcere are seven newspapers in &Ji40UtiLfiJiiileg whiSi are oyer MMy mc kmeHkje&rs old. "They are - &s ;Pocft0th th N. H..(razettc, 4l.Mercuy, 'New L ii ;temy Gcmtitej E&rtford, Conn., Courant, New Haven, Conn., Journal, Salem, Mass., Gazette "Worcester, Mass., Spy. The Astokiax will be ten years old next month. l" & " Before cutting" a man's head off in China the authorities consider ately make him drunk; and occa sionally a rich convict who" has been sentenced to death will hire, or rather buy, a coolie to take his 1 place.- The coolie leads a riotoun life for some little time beforehand, a .f io ; . f KQct auu uv iiubj ju a. :wic wt uEwktu helplessness, meets death without apparent suffering. The issue upon which the Re publican party of Ohio -will go be fore the -people this year, the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says, is ".whether the liquor traffic ought to be taxed or ought to continue free. The Scott law taxes the traffic, and the Republi can party is responsible for it, and upon that principle it will succeed or fail in the approaching contest." At a' recent southern camp meeting the eloquent divine said: "The 'wheels of the righteous shriek and groan as they toil up the hill of salvation and over the ruts of temptation and the bridge of damnation, and have to scrowdge pretty lively to get np at all; but the sinner with greased wheels and flying colors, slips down to tarnation like a dose of oil, with a rip and a whizz, and raises no dust whatever.' Young cattle are reported to be dying in the upper part of the John Day valley with the same disease that caused so much loss on the Malheur and other parts of Eastern Oregon two and three years ago. Only yearlings and sucking calves are affected so far. 1 his disease ca"uses the death of young, fat and apparently healthy cattle within a short time after the appearance of the first symptoms and no remedy for it is known. Very fat cattle arc more liable to its attack than poor ones. MARRIED. Tuesday, April 17, 1883. by the Rev M.D.Wilson, Rector of Grace Protest ant Episcopal church, Lewis R. Aber crombie and Mary Martin, all of Asto ria, Or. .NEW TO-DAY Net Lost. SUNDAY NIGHT IN VICINITY TOINT Ellis, about 90 fathoms 45 jnesta, lt-ply Barbour'-jtwine net; wliite buojs;.Jcads marked J. A D. Finder will pleaso return same to Devlin's Cannery and receUe a flt t ins re w ard. FRANK VIAN ELIjO. June4.'K5.-5-lk Net Lost. ONTHENlUHTOF JUNE 3D, ON THE wreck or the Great Republic, about 150 fathoms 45 mesh net, Barbour's 40, ll!-ply; corks branded R. H. & F. Co. The Under win ue suitably renamed by call Inn at the ' 5-lwk FISHERMAN'S FKG. CO. '. Notice. MY WIFE. RENA ICNUTSEN.HAS LEFT mybed aud board. I will not be re sponsible lor debts contracted by her. Junp5th.-G-lnk OLEKNUTSEN. Net Found. ON THE MORNING OF THE 4TH INST., on the weather beach near 0sterville Portage, boat No. 33, of Eureka Packing Co., and new net. .Loser can liae it apnlvinjr to W. D. TAYLOR, C-3t . Ilnaco, W. T. Partnership. ON THIS DAY', JUNE oth, GEORGE Ganz and C. J. Shaffer have entered in to eopartnenhlp in tho butchering business in the town of Astoria Mr. Euafler vrillul- wajs be found ut his post to cater to Asto- naus m want oi oeei, porK, eai. mutton, and sausage of all the bestjiuake up. Call, buy and jro aw ay smiling. G EORGE GANZ, C-lwT rK C. I. SHAFFER. Stolen. On uifiht of June 4lh, w;is stolen from moorings at Fisherton, a Iwcntv-slv foot fishing boat with anchor and line; painted outside ochre color, inside white; brand on bow Geo. T. Mvers. Any person finding the abo e and se curing the conviction of the person tak ing the same will be liberally rewarded, by the undersigned. Geo. T. Mi-res. FIsUerton, W. T. Fisherton, June 5, 1883. Net Found. PICKED UP AT TONGUE POINT, ON the night of tho 3rd of May, l piece net, about 40 fathoms. 45 mesh U ply. Corks and leads not marked : one buoy marked M. F. G., apparently cut uitha penknife. Owner will please communicate w ith B. Gallagher, FiBhermen's Packing Co., pay cost of this ad. aud resume possession of his property. Summons. Pf THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE of Oregon, for Clatsop County. Mary A. Leinenweber and C. Lelnenweb er Plaintiffs. s. C. G. Glass. Defendant. ToC. G. GlASb, the aboie named defen dant : In the namo of the State of Oregon, ou are hereby required to appear and an swer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled action, ou, or before Tuesday, August "tli, 18S3, wild day being the first day of the next legular term ot said Circuit Court : and if you fall so. to appear and an swer for w ant thereof the plaintiffs will take judgment against j on for the possession of the premises desenbed in plaintiff's com cem plaint: to wit tho premises situate in Clat sop County. Oregon in sections twenty-flve, twcnty-Mx, thirty -live, aud thirty-six. and known and descnbod as the Donation Land Claim of T. P. Powers and Man Powars his wife, saving and excepting one hundred and thirty-five acres off tho w est side of said Do nation Land Claim, together with the sum of fifty dollars damages for withholding pbs sesMou of said premises from plaintiffs and the further sum of dltrhtv two m.ittn. ihi rents, issues and profits of said premises auu jur mc cosis ana aisuursements ol-ac-tlon. This summons is scrye.d by publication thereof in the Dailv Asto max, pursuant to an order made by the Hon. A. S. Bennett. JudgeofsafdCourt, which said order was made on'May 22ud, 1583. F. D. "WINTON. . . - .: -Attorney for Plaintiffs. 'AstonaT Hfty 25th, 1863. ;wed - . Net Lost. DURING THE AFTERNOON OF THURS- day, May 81st, Jn South Chaanel near Fort Stevens, 150 fathoms ot 45 mesh Bar-bour's!l2-tly net, nearly new. -Soe ot the leads marked J. H. D. & Co. A reasonable reward will benaid to wkoe er returns same to Deylln & Co?s Cannery. 2-3t AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY! I will sell at public "sale for the next few days at HOLDER'S- AUCTION HOUSE, the finest lino of Walthatn, Elgin, Springfield and Howard. WATCHES, IN GOLD AND SILVER, CASES. Diamonds and Pine Jewelry, " Ever offered Inlhls state. This stock Is from an extensive and well-known Jewelry Douse, and toast oe closed out. it consists oi Diamonds, Lace Pins. Rings, Drops, Studt, BfbocliH?$Ietve and Col lar Buttons, Chains, Charms. Gojd Pejis and Pencils, And everything In fact usually found in a first-class Jewelry House. Sale without reserve or limit. Undergo circumstances will astasia article be mis represented. Sale to continue Every Evening, at 7:30 and continue for a few days only, atE.C. Holden's Auction Mouse, vo not iau lo-ex-amlae this fine stock, as bargains will be realized. J. A. TURNER, E. C. HOLDEK. Assignee. a Auctioneer. FDR TILLAMOOK. The new Steamer t .A. IB FXSIZjZ. BABBAGE, - Master. WILL SAIL FOB TTULATtlOOK, Saturday, Jane 9tU, at A. M. FOR SAILING DATES AND PAItTICU lars apply to J. G. HUSTLEK. Main street Wharf, Asteria: ALLEN & LEWIS, fortland ; J. L. STORY. Tillamook. FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT! British Iron Barque" "BYEVALE,"100A1. WILLIAMS, - - - - Master. THIS FINE VESSEL HAVING HER CAR co fullv cngaeed will have QUICK DESPATCH, and iill be followed by ihe British Ii-on Barqne "ULL00K," 100 Al. SALMON In cases will be taken In lots to suit shippers, at reasonable rates. For rates of Freight aHdlHSHraaee Apply to M EYER, WILSON & CO., or to SI BSON, CHURCH & CO., tf Portland. Oregon. Ice Delivered to Order. FRANK FABRE IS PREPARED TO DELIVER THE BEST quality of lee at 2J4 cents per-pound. In quantities from ten pounds up. to Hotels, saloons. Restaurants, or ramui lies. leaWni their orders with him. Large quantities oi Ice constantly on hand ii lee Create Fresh Every las-. For -Sale. LOT 8, BLOCK 101; LOT 5. BLOCK 105; Lot3,Blkl46; Lotl.BlkSO; Lots S&4, Blk37; Lot2, Blk 103: Lots Blk 131: Lot 3. Blk 134 ; Lots 5 & G. BIk 144; Lot 7, Blk 147 ; Lots5&6,Blkl5U McClures. Lots 7 & 8, Blk 60, and Lot 3. Blk o. Blk 91, Shrrelys, and part of Blk 5, Hustler & Aiken's add. And Bivers lots in other parts of the city, besides outside lands in Oregon and Washington Territory. Lease to sell or building to rent in pood business location. U BOZORTH & JOHNS. Notice. Bids will be received until Monday noon, June 26th, at the office of the City Auditor and Clerk-for building or con structing a wagon road from Skipanon landing u the city cemetery on Clatsop Plains. Bids must state proposed -manner of construction. No contractiiTrlllbe Jet to white per sons unless they use white labor. Contracts will be received from Chi- i nese only fer Chiaese labor- or further particulars inquire oi the committee. The committee reserve the right to re-" Jject any orall bids. U. J. T1USJSUU.AU l). A. F.JOHNS, I. W. CASE, Commute on Public Propertj. For Sale. LOT 7. BLOCK 89 ; LOT 1. BLOCK 103 ; lot 8. blk 109; lot 6. blk 120: lot 0, blk 132? lot 4. blk 147 : lot 5, blk 84 ; lots 5 and C, blkM.Olney's. Five-acre blk In H.&A.'s addition to 01 ney's. Lots 5 and G in blk 113 lots 9 and 10 in blk 58. Shhely's. One hundred acres water front on Young'd river, near Williamsport. Also 130 acres directly back of Alderbrook at $150 per acre. Also 22a acres farm and timber land near John Day'.s river at 810 per JVCre. JHAS. il. WlLiLLAAlSUIi & uu.. Real Estate and Commission Brokers. WM. B. GRENELL, REAL ESTATE AGEZVCY. CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY, TIM BER AND FAItM LAND. Br-Offlce next to.F. :L.ParkertJ Store, Cor. Chenamus and Benton Sts. DANCING SCHOOL. . THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN A School for Dancing, at Occidental Hall, June 6th, Oa Wednesday and Friday Afternoons, from 2 oTclock until 4 i. u. and In the evenings from 8 to 10 o'clock. Lessons will be given in all styles ot dan cing. Those wishing tO' join my class will g lease call and see me. entleineiu.......M..M....Tifty cents Ladles.A............ Free PBOF.J.F.MEVER, For Sale. FIVE HUNDRED CORDS DRY HEM lock Wood, which I will deliver at the houses ot customers for $i a cord. Draylng or all kinds done at reasonable rates. R. B. MARION. To Lease for a Term of Years. A BUILDING SITE ON WEST 8TH ST., near the roadway. Suitable for store, shop or residence. Inquire of GREENBERG&CO. Corner W. 9th and Water streets. Fresh Milk Cow for Sale. A GENTLE YOUNG COW, GIVING TWO gallons mluVber day. Apply to Mis. J. F. BarrowsoaCkefixmus street, .beyond the P. O. . Notice. y A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS of the PX.& B. Association Is requested by the Bear4r.oI Directors; t0' b iwld In Liberty HaU,"Atorl..oa Mondays the nth. day ot June. 1883, for the purpose ot filling a vacancy occurring lu that Board. ,.,., JiVM.L.-McEWAN, Secretary. Astoria, Or Ma? Sff le.diet Partner Wanted. AJlELIABLEJfAN WITH A-CASH CAP italoffrom $3069 to $5000 can have a .one-halt Intgreet-in a well-established and paylagbasiaosfcltf.Aststfar"' Apply at this office. iwk HtW Fish-Bitt ftr Sale. OA4A ,yrsKX l Apply st eatheJSBrWa.' HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. PARKER HOUSE,; H. B. PARKER. Prop.. , ASTORIA, - - - OREGON. FIRST CLASS HOTEL. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. nOT AlfD COM BATHS. Good,Billiard.Tabte. and First Class Sa loon stocked with Fine Liquors. arFKEE COACH TO THE HOCSE.-K THE OCCIDENT HOTEL First-class in every respect. TIECLEII fc AVKIGIIT, Proprietors. Astoria, - Oregon. IT IS A FACT "THAT JEFF'S CHOP HOUSE ' ON Cor.comly Street is the Best in Town. THAT lie has Always oh Haud FRESH .t Slioal AVatcr Bay and East era Oysters. THAT- "JEFF" IS THE BOSS CATERER. THAT He has brea froprJctor ef tae "Aurora Hotel" la.KBapptoa ieYfB jear. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. ROSCOE'S FIRST CLASS Oyster Saloon. CHENAJIUS STREET, ASTORIA. mi HE UNDERSIGNED IS PLEASED TO announce to the public that be has op ened a FIRST CLASS JBcttlTig Souse , And furnishes in flrst-class'stjle OYSTRRS. HOT COFFEE TEA, ETC AT THE Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon, CHENAMUS STREET. Please give me a calL RObCOE DIXON, Proprietor CENTRAL HOTEL. CHAS. WALLMAN. - - - Proprietor. I HAVE TAKEN ClIABGE OF THIS POP ular Hotel and can guarantee satisfaction TO ALL Permanent and Transient Boarders The choicest brands of "Wines. Liquor?, and Cigars, at the Bar. Opposite O. K. & N. Dock, Astoria. Oregon COSMOPOLITAN Chop House and Restaurant. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Xala 25 ceatH and Hpwards. L WILBRON tiG. BOVIiARD, ' rroprleter. MAI.V STKEET. .18TCKIA. ASJORIA SAIL LOFT. A.M.JOHNSON & CO.. PROPR'S. HAVING CONSIDERABLY INCREASED our facilities for meeting the demand of Increase In boats this jear we would re spectfully call the attention of CANNERY MEN And all others neediug sails, to this fact. Prices Same as Last Year, WORK STILL BETTER. Drilling and Best Quality of Rope on Hand. Our Work h:is Given " Satisfaction for Eight Years, And shall be made to do so while we are. in the business. LEADING Boot and Shoe Store, CC 3 3 FINEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF Boots and Slioes Ei er brought to Astoria. Is opened to the Public in Brown's New Building, Next to City Book Store Come and see Latest Styles. I. J. ARVOLD. J. H.D. GKAY, Wboleale and retail dealer In. GROCERIES, FLOUR, AND FEED, Hay, Oats, 'Straw, Wood, Etc. .'LIMB,' SAND, ND CEMENT. 'GeSeral storage aad Wharfage on reason able terms." Foot of Betton street. Astoria .Oregon. r TAILOILHSTG, Cleaning Repairing. NEAT, CHEAP AND QUICK. BY -H r'! GEORGE I)VETT, Mala Street, opposlt N. JLoeb'i. H OH iHSBI BANKING ANDJHSURAHCE. S. W. Cj3.SE. BROKER, BANKER xsv 1NSURANGE AGENT. ASTORIA, OREGON OFFICE HOURS: FROM. 9 O'CLOCK A. M. UNTIL O'CLOCK, P. M. Home fflntnal Insurance Co., OF CALIFORNIA; J. F. iloCGHTOJf- Cuas. R. Story..... Geo. L. Stort ... .HecrctHry di O'-con ...Aijent lor O'-con - nnnl.nl .,n1A .in In IT U ....!. I . coin .. .l."!L.l.":.. . .s ooy mi I f. V. CAST- Agent; Chcn&mHS street. Astorin. Oregon $67,000,000 CAPITAL. LLVEBPOOL AND LOOis AND GLOBE, - NORTH BRITISH AND AIRKCAN- TILE OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH. OLD 'CONNECTICUT OF HAKT FORD, AND COiLaLERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES Ropreientinja ca'piUl of SO7,00O,O0O. A. VAN DUSEN4 Aceut. WM. EDGAR, ! Draler hi Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes! Meerschaum and Btier Pipes, ! GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY I Revolvers and Cartridges. "P1"RST GR AND , Clearance SALE!! AT SMPZB.S STOEZ PRIOR TO STOCK TAKING. We offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS in our line cf Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets! ts Plushes, 7 Cashmeres and Ariimre; Laces. Hosiery,. Corsets, Cloaks, Dolmans, Etc.. otc. A FINE ASSORTMliNT OF FLANNEL COMFORTERS, Blankets, Etc. Stock Complete in Every Branch. Prael Broth-ors? ANNOUNCEMENT ! "Webegleaw to announce Hint we will, soon open a complete stock of Croctery ant Giraffe And all goods pertaining to tint line at their NEW STORE. 'V Cor. Ctaaw I Genevieve Sts. Tarties contemplating purchasing any thing in that Hue will consult their ou in-. terest by waiting till our goods arrlc. Wc pa cash for our goods and and will bo able to sell as cheap as afiy houjp in Oregon Portland not oxecpted. j. JORDAN & BOZORTH. GER3IANLA BEER HALL AKD BOTTLE BEER DEPOT. CBK51V73 STRKET. ABTOKli. The Best of Lager 5 Cts. a Glass Orders for the Celehratefl ColnmMa ' Brewery Left at this place will be promptly attend ed to. syNo cheap Sao. Francisco Beer sold at this pi i place WM. BOCK, Proprietor. Astor Street Deficib Assessment. Notice Is hereby civen thatrthe deficit assessment as made and declared by ordinanceXo. 521 of the City of Astoria, for the improvement of Astor street from the west side of Lafayette street to the eastern end of Astor street, in McClures Astoria, in the manner pro vided by ordinance No. 487, on "each of me lonowinj; aescnueu iuu liumin uh said portion of said street, is now due and payable at the office of the City Treasurer, in LT. S. cold or silver coin, and unless paid within five days from the expiration of this notice, viz: June 18th, 1883, the Common Council will or der warrants issued for the collection thereof. The assessment is as follews: So. of ot. So. of Block. Atsets nient. Name of the Ovner. A.VanDusen Geo. W. Hume Geo. VT. Hume J.W. White George McLean George Flavel J.Kamm A.C.Rahles J. W. Suprenant and S 15 00 10 00 - 48 8 64 2 13 ,2 15 600 600 A. E. Ferguson .F. W. Snnreuant and A.E.Fercuson.... 4 45 100 J.G.Husller G 43 14 00. 3L-M. Gilman 3 47 1 00$ By order of the Common Council. T.S.JEWETT,, , Auditor and Clerk. Astoria, 3Iay2G, 1883. - - lOkl v. G Gt 7 00 8 W 0 CA 8 or 5 Go 6- 5 2 45 3 43 4 45 G 43 3 47 STATURE'S REMEDY. i ! Liver. Kidney, and Skin Diseases... Malaria! Dyspepsia, , Biliousness. I Pains in theBack and Loins; Pimples and Blotches on the Skin, Vliother Hereditar . Or Caused lv Wcakn? w. or Ewe?, Can Only be Cured by the Use of Larqest bale anu most baiisraciion J Of any Medicine on the CortSr. Sold by all Druggbts and Medicine Dealers, t Sjil 00 per Boflle -G. tor 8-".oo. PERUYIA BITTERS ! Wilmerding &. Co., San Francisco. Loeb & Co., Agents. Astoria. -ASK FOR- Union India Rubber Co's riire Para Gum CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. llKWAKK ot IMITATION:! Besurethp Boots are stamped CRACK PROOF on tho heels, and have- the PURE GUM SPRIXGS on the ft or anil instep, w hich prevent their cracking or breaking. We aie now making the.n with RUUBF.R AND ASBESTOS Soles whiclP will make tltenil.ist more than twice as loug as anv Rubber boots made. FOllSALE B ALL DEALERS. ' ALL KINDS RUBBER BELTING. PACIC LNG, HOS K. SPIilNG.S. CLOTHING, -BOOTS AND SHOES. Etc. COODYEAR RUBBER CO. lt.H.rAS.1Jr. f A cents, S. MRUNJON-, ban Francisco. mm CLE-AMNGE SALE! " to make room for more Irflw Mil' Slip ClMill'erj ' A. VAN DUSEH & GO. Will sell at cost their entire stock qf HATS AND CAPS! ., f XXD r 5 i. BOOTS AND SHOES'. v These goods must be disposed of aa wo are soon to receive another large lr t of HardwTreand Ship Chandleryf dktW And must imsLliav k'c. room tirston it, " ts : 4 Drugs and Chemicals Hardware aifl Slip tail'ery. A. VAN DUSEH & CO.- DKALKKSIX Hardware and Ship Chandlery, Pure Oil, Bright Varnish, Binnacle Oil, Cotton Canvas, Hemp Sail Twine, Cotton Sail Twine, Lard Oil, Wrought Iron Spikes. Galvanized Cut Nails. f Agricnltitrnl ; .Implements, Sciving: ITIncIiincs. Paints and Oils, Groceries, etc. BE. , E S. E?l 2S K., t A IjKALRK TSri 1 I Hay, Oats, Straw. Lime, Brick, Cement' and Sand . Vooil llclivcrettto Order, Graying, Teaming and Express Business Horses ana Carriages for Hire. WINES; LIQUORS AND CiCARS. FXRSTCIiAS., tJ.iTHOIASf .! DRUGGIST I A Pharmacist, j Aastoria?c? j Prescriptions carefully compounded I Day or 2'lsht. o o 55 Corsets from 50 I Can Anybody rob Themselves? j g a z : to c j S i tc : C i i a ! a ' W22T, YouwiwHjcjonraelve. our husbands, jour children, by paying high priee Im sreat named -,n res that have big expenses, while on liae A CHANCE To Imv o-- 3T per cent cheaper at the California Store, - Next door to Geo. V. Hume. I am retinue frm the dr goods business, and am willing to sell all 03 og w w : go : o : lm: SZ eg o : my drj-goods, ewthing ci, A.T Come and ?e ' 750 French Woven Corsets at S2.IO sold every where for S2.75. CITY BOOK STOEE. Wv ha e to-day finished opening and putting in orderthe immense Stock of Goods Rouht in San Francisco by B. F. STEVENS. C P. MOFFJT will he found behind the counter. His long established repu tation as a. good ami reliable salesman is all that need be said. You Will Find Prices Lower than the Lowest. B. F. STEVENS & CO. li-icr eSKSKy a. ""J-. . TEH anpl to the Captain, or to - - " J-.- .rCJWpT-SSPfl John A, XSSnigomery, tSL'CCCSSOR TO .TACKrNS & MONTGOMERY.) CS? PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, AND CANNERY, WORK Attended to Promptly on Reasonable Jerms". CJIEAA.1IUS STREEr, A'oxt to C It. Parker's Stexe. sreas. '""!! J?3!??1 THE NEW MQML m iSltw t mkp ' I A PULL STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. S3- SL. "FT.A, WES, Two doors east or Occident Hotel. ASTORIA, OREGON. . . CHAS. HEILBORN, ilANDFACTTJIlER OF FURNITURE Sa BEDDING" AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings - WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in every branch. M. nr.SKV. J. GUSTAFSOX. MARTIN OLSEN DEALER IN FURNITURE Ss BEDDING. Corner 3Inin and Ssaueinoqna Streets. Astoria, Oregon. WINDOW SHADES AND TRIHNCS; WALL PAPER ETC A Complete Stock. . PiUCES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. ATL KBDS OF FUnKTXUISE KEPAIRED AKI VAKKISHED. runT'Kjajm Leinenweber & Co.,: A tt. LEUCENWKEElt. t. K5XAHUS1LRO 1865. ASTORIA, OREGON, TMffiSS'AlCMEBIES, .Manufacturers and Importers of A I-L KINDS OF AND FINDINGS Wholesale Dealers in OIL A1SD TALLOW. ejnigUest casli price paid for Hides and 'Tdllow. ' 2 Gr. A. STINS0N & CO., 'BLACKSIVnTHING; At Capt. Kogors old stand, corner of Cass - and Court Streets. r , Ship and Cannery work, Horseshoehuy. Wagons made and rap&irsd. Good work guaranttod. c o Cents Upwards. a 3 3 .. u 5. 3 o e. "S"ES I :? -n : - o O 09 Its o ca : o :e.t: i : m o :b-w : o a i & :r i o a : " o : "o i o COST. i. cohe.v. STEALER CLARA PARKER Eben P. Parker, Master. Tor TOWING, FREIGHT orCHAR II. IS. PABBLER. DEALEK IN Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A General Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Magee Stoves and Kanges Ihe Bes,t in the market. Piumbing Roods of all kinds on hand. Job work done in a workmanlike manner. RANGE CAN BE HAD IN AS TORIA ONXY OF E. B. BAWB9, A.GENT CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOU WELL BE PLEASED. E. R. HAWES Is also agnt for the Ml patent Mm Stove . And other first-class stovea. Furnace Work, Steam Pit rings. etc., a specialty. a. jonxsoy. S0Ln) G0LD ,JBELET, BRACELETS, j Scarf Pins, Chains, Watches, SILVERWARE, Of cyer description. The finest stock of Jewelry hi Astoria. S5T"A11 goods warrantedasrepresented GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER. HEADQUARTERS Foster's Emporium. Most Complete Stock in Astoria JY ovelties of all Kinds Fruits Both. Foreign and JDeatestlc Wines and Liquors V "J Of Superior Brand. FOSTER'S COBNBB, 0 B JTD0CX 3t- i
