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Vol. xix.
Astoria, OregOD, Wednesday Horning, June 27, 1883.
No. 76.
!3. 'JF
THE SOClAliySTRUCTURE.
Between the class of leisure and
the class of toil, between the rich
and oor, there is an opening gulf;
it grows 3 early wider and wider.
The poor are jealous of the rich,
and they have a right to be, for
the rich are brutally indifferent to
the poor. Society, in a govern
ment like ours, reposes upon the
labor class. Wealth in every
community depends upon labor.
The rich and well-to-do who roost
n the upper brandies of this mod
ern civilization are fools and idi
ots that they do not see that, when
labor ceases to cultivate and wa
ter the roots of this tree, its
branches will wither and die, and
all these birds of brilliant plumage
and easy leisure will drop amid
the moles, and gophers, and
ground-squirrels which burrow at
its roots. The hero ol society is
the man who toils; who goes out
every moniing u his work with
dinner pail in hand to delve with
pick and shovel, or to work in
shop, factor, counting-house, or
office, and on Saturday night
bring home his earnings to feed
and clothe his lamtly. and to buy
books for hi children to educate
-4nd elevate them. This is the cit
izen upon whose broad and hone-it
shoulders rests the entire fabric of
republican government. AVe do
not mean the idle, worthless mob,
but the great, middle labor class
which reaches up from the man
who toils with brawn and muscle
to the man who toils with brain.
It embraces the working profes
sional man, the working cditor,the
working merchant, the wot king
manufacturer, the working me
chanic, and the working laborer.
These are the men upon whom the
destiny of the republic and of the
civilised family rests. The dinner
pail worker is at the foot of the
enumerated industries. He is the
most important of all. He is the
bottom layer and the ground
course, upon which, as the base,
the upper stones in the wall of the
social fabric are laid. If he turns
over there is trouble at the top.
If lie rots out and crumbles, the
"whole structure tumbles down.
Wc hold to the doctrine, that as
everything valuable in human so
ciety depends upon the content
and willingness of labor, ii must
be fostered and encouraged. In
the first place, organized govc n
meut must charge itself with the
duty of providing labor for all
who aro able and willing: to work.
It must look to it that this labor
is not so hard, or long in hours, as
to destroy the physical health of
the laborer. It must be so re
munerative that it will enable the
laborer to wive, raise children,
and to clothe, and feed, and edu
cate them to become good citi
zens. It must give him leisure
for reasonable enjoyment. Ar-
The Philadelphia Press reports
United States Fish Commissioner
Milton F. Pierce as expressing the
conviction that it is of no use to
attempt to stock the rivers in this
vicinity with salmon. Mr. Pierce
says: "The Delaware and all the
large streams north of it emptying
into the Atlantic were 'natural
salmon streams' at the time the
couutry was settled, but the clear
ing off of the forest and tilling oi
the lands has rendered the waters
warm and muddy, whereas when
frequented by the salmon they
were clear and cold. For the
same reasou the numerous trout
streams which existed all through
this latitude and north, fifty or
more years ago, no lodger contain
this finest variety of the salmon
In the face of these facts, State
Fish Commissions and even our
very intelligent National Commis
sion, encourages the restocking of
these streams with these costly va
rieties of fish, and at au immense
gragate cost oi money. This
misdirected labor and expenditure
b almost a total loss."
Everything seems to move in a
circle. "While, for instance, the
lawyers are looking up the authori
iMtf, the authorities are looking up
&e criminal, and the criminal" in
tmra tae to look up the lawyers.
Eating at Night
Popularly it is thoucrht injurious,
but unless dinner and supper have
been late, or the stomach dis
ordered, it is harmless and bene
ficial if one is hungry. Invalids
and the delicate should always
eat at bedtime. This seems
heretical, but it is not. Animals
after eating instinctively sleep.
Human beings become drowsy
afrer a full meal. The reason of
this is because blood is solicited
toward the stomach to supply the
juices needed in digestion. Hence
the brain receives less blood than
during fasting, becomes pale and
the powers grow dormant. Sleep,
therefore ensues. This is physio
logical. The sinking sensation in
sleeplessness is all for food.
Wakefulness often is meiely a
symptom of hunger. Gratif the
desire and you fall asleep. The
feeble will be stronger at dawn if
they eat on going to bed. Four
teen hours lie between supper and
breakfast, and by that time the
fuel of the body has become ex
pended. Consequently, the morn
ing toilet fatigues 111:113. Let
such eat at bedtime, and take a
glass of warm milk or beef tea
after rising; increased vigor will
be the icsult. '-But the stomach
must i est." This is true; yet when
hungry we must eat. Does the
infant's stomach rest as long as the
adult's? The latter eats less
often merely because his food re
quires more time for digestion. J
Seldom can one remain awake
until ten or eleven o'clock without
hunger. Satisfy it and sleep will i
be sounder. During the night
give wakeful children food, and
sleep will follow. The sick should'
invariably eat during the night.
This is imperative. At night, the
delicate and children may bike,
slowly, warm milk, beef tea or oat
meal gruel. Vigorous adults may ,
also eat bread and milk, cold beef,
mutton, chicken and bread, raw j
oysters, all, of course, in modera-'
tion. Do not eat if not hungry. J
Eat if you are.
Do not sit around complaining '
about the "bloated bondholder.," 1
about parties who are holding'
"more land than the law allows
them.' etc., but go and take up a
piece of land; avail yourolf of the '
oppoitunitv that will soon be for-'
oui iubi. ii ii is u lacL liiai
parties are claiming more land
than tliev should, go and take a
piece of it; inform your friends of
me lact ana assist mem in p;euine:
a home, and cut the acreage of thp
sharks dov.n to whet e it belongs.)
Wo have hoaid this .story time and
again. Why do you stand it?l
These sharks have nothing but
audacity and cheek to sustain '
them in such procedure, while
you have right and' law. Kight j
and law will win eveiy time. j
Pendleton Tribune. ' I
The Hill investigation in Wosh-j
ington has revealed some curious!
methods m official work. One
man, a foreman in a stonccutting
yard in Philadelphia, testified that
the orders were for the men to
spend as much time as possible on
their work. When he was a jour
neyman there m labored 140 da3s
in dressing a stone, which he could
have easily cut in one-third that
time. This method was general,
as an ambitious or conscientious
man was reproved if he finished
his block of stone too quick! v.
These revelations furnish ample
explanation of the cost of mate
rial for many of our public build
injrs. "The atrocious crime of beiup; a.
3'oung man" has been alleged
against Judge Foraker of Ohio al
most bince his infancy. His father
grumbled a good deal about his
son's enlistment in the army when
he was 01113 sixteen years of age,
but as he said plaintively after
ward, "Joe would go, and go he
did." "It lists always been urged
against me," says Judge Forakqr
My father declared 1 was too
young' when at thirteen I fell in
love with a red-haired girl, and he
stopped my courting her. He ob
jected when I enlisted, and now
other people say lam too young for
Grovornor."
Novel-writing women and news
papers have done much to cor
rupt the vulgar tongue, says the
St. James Gazette. Both have
their excuses: "Women are often
ignorant and newspapers are al
ways hurried. If the news writer
errs in haste, he does sometimes
repent at leisure; but women rare
ly recognize their mistakes, or,
having learned them forget to go
and sin no more. Fur want of
knowledge ol the originals a vast
number of English words convey
no distinet meaning to them.
Ther are mete labels and have no
"conuolation," to use Mill's word.
When a lady novelist writes,
"They began life under very hum
ble auspices," no doubt she takes
her line word from the newspapers,
where writers do occasionally use
some other word than "favorable"
or "unfavorable"' in connection
with auspices. But of course,
"humble auspices" is ridiculous.
1 hen there is "embrace, which
women and newspapers abuse ter
ribly. With the first, embrace is
often a sort of modest circumlocu
tion, but it does not mean kiss.
The newspapers use the word oth
erwise, as in the well-known an
nouncement that a memorial was
going to embrace a statute.
The "Good Samaritan plaster"
is the latest. It is warranted notj
to pass by on the otiier side.
Absolutely Pure.
TJjK powder net or varies. A inane! o
puntv.Mreisslli ami wliilesonicness. More
ccoiioKitciU than the ordinary kinds and
c.innoi lc sold in computitioa with Hie mhl
tiiiido of Ion Ut short eight, jdutii or
phosplia'e ponders. Soldonhiin cnn. Kov
ai. IUki.no Pownnn Co.. IOC Wall-st. N. Y.
LeilieiUVeber & Co.,
C. LKiyilM.VKnK.
II. KOW.
r-srAKMsanp ims.
ASTOKIA. OREGON,
TANNEBS AD CURB
ManufactiueiNurd Imiuiricriiot
I.I. KINDS OF
XjjS-jEErEJjBL
AND FINDINGS
Whul&saJe Dealers In
OIL AND TALLOW.
MUight:"it wish pne i-aid lor Hid - and
TjUNiw
MAGEUS G. (1R0SBY
Dealer. In
EARBWABE, IM, STEEL,
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
PLU MBEBS AXD STEAM FITTER0
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IROH TIH AHD COPPER,
CaBnery anfl Flslierinens Supplies
Stoves, Tin Ware and House
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING IN SHEET WON, TIN. COP
PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING
Done'ivizh t eatness and disjxztch,
None but flrt class workrocu employed.
A large nwortmeut olj
SCALER
Constantly on band
I m i
THE HOME SCHOOL
FOK
srosrc L.aDiE;3.
7525 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Cat.
Organized In 1872.
T?,(UltMjear vm beKln on Wednesday,
July 2S. 18S3. "
Hiss L. A. FIELD, Principal.
sFAf?
Bfig E
SB JUin, d g
3: 'S-'&J tj
- ... '
irort
EHEU;
5
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of ihe Chest,
Gout, Quins, Soro Throat, Swell'
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosicd
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No Preparation on earth equals Sr. J cobs Oil
u a an fe, sure, simple erJ cheap external
lionedj. A trial entails but tie oaparatiTely
trifling outlay of 60 Ce nls, and erery sno uffer
ing with pain cen bare cheep and xitlro proof
cf iU claims.
Directions in Eleven Lasznages.
BOLD 3Y ALL DRUGGISTS AHDDEALERB
IN HEDIOIHE.
A. VOGEIBR & CO.,
Zal:i:ncrc,2ZL, U.S.A.
l'cdding is all life and btir. The
population is estimated at not less
than 2,000. The railroad yard is
full of care loaded with building
material of all kind?, htidge
timbers, cement, track iron, etc.,
and everybody is happy.
MOTHERS, HEAD.
Gknts: Aliout nine enrs ago I Ind a
child two years old and almost deud. '1 he
doclor I li.-ul attending her eonld not tell
vtlir.t ailed her. I aked him If he did not
think it. was worms. He aid no. How
ever, this did iiot satisfy me, as I felt . on
vinced Jn my own mind that he hd. I
obtained a bottle or Vll. C. Mel, AMI'S
CKLKBKATKD VEUMIFL-Gi;. genuine)
I favo her a toaspoonful In the nioniimi
nndnnothcratnignt,arterwhtchshepuc-i
Ecventy-two worms and wn h wjjll elnlrl.'
.-dure then I hale r.trrcr0r wiTnuiirTr
in my tunny. The health of mj children
remained so pood that I had ncitlcf ted
watching- their actions until about ihroo
week ago, when tno of them pre-ented
the Mine sickly appearance that I'miny
did nine years as;o. So I thought it mu.t
be worm& and w ent to work at once with
a bottle of UK. C. McLANlVS Vl'IOn
l'LGi: between four of my children, their
aes being an follews: Alice, 8 year:; Char
!f',4ycan,; Emma, (! years; John,! year.
Now come-i the result: Alice and l.minu
cnineoutallright,but Charley passed forly
ll'.v and Johnny about sixty worms. The
re :ilt was so gnitlfving that I Fpent two
diijs in showing the wonderful itreet of
your Vermifuge around l'tica, nrd now
!ri the i orms on exhibition in m v More.
Y.uistrul, JOHN riPEH.
1h- i-enuiue nil. 3Icl, XTTS AKR.
Mil I'OK lKinHimficturoil only by
r.'erning Bros., Pittsburgh, Fa.,
ai ' lr the slenatnnes of C. 3rcLnne
:! X'lriitinx XJro. It I-, never made In
:. Inii or Wheeling.
IV -uirc you get the genuine Trice, 25
v"' lxnt'p.
xJL1:jI121( BROS., Piilshnrgli, Pa.
BTOaiACH &
8lTTEHs
IIostctter'5 Stomach Hitters moel" tho re
quiroments of tho rational medical philoso
phy which at present prevails. JtLa per
fectly puro 'CRetablo romedy, cmtrrcinjc the
three important properties of a preventive, a
tonic and an altorativo It fortifies tho body
acain't disease, invigorates and roritalizcs tho
torpid stomach and liver, and effects a a!u
tary chance in tho entire (O'stcm.
For sale by all Drugcfrtj and Dealer
generally.
SEVILLE & CO.
Pacific Net and Twine Co.
Sax Fkaxcisc-o, April iitli, 18..
DkarSii:;
For general conenience,
we have sent a supply of. JVo. :JO, 12
ply Ccmiinc Scotclt Salmon IVcl
Twine, to the care ofA,. JOHNSON
& CO Astoria, winch will be sold at
low enough figures to make It an object
for all net menders to iii it for repairs,
in place of the more cotth No. 40, 11!-
piy. -
Fishermen who lme ln-rotofore itacd
this grade of twine for ri'pair. claim
that the durability or the patch Is equal
to tho balance of the net, after the latter
has had a few weeks use. We think it
will be money in your pocket to try it.
For prices and samples apply to
A. M. JOHNSON &CO., -
Astoria.
Neville & Co. Sole Agents, l onn Kmnivn
31 and 33 California St. San nt..sco.
11
p" VnF-TJ
tffl$TETTE&fe
JWn 11 f v CELEBRATED 1 1
"Am
1 isb. raiaBr
.liTSLS AND RESTAURANTS.
PARKER HOUSE,
II. it. PARKER, Prop.,
ASTOKIA, - - . OREGON.
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
HOT ASD COL7D BATHS.
Good Billiard Table, and First Class Sa
loon stocked with Fine Liquors,
osrl KKK COACH TO THE HOUSE.-?
IT IS A FACT
THAT
JEFF'S CHOP HOUSE
ON
j Concomly Street is the Best in
I Town.
I THAT
5;t lias Alwayj. on Hand FRESH
Slioul "Water Bay and East
ern j slcrs.
THAT-
"JEFF- IS THE BOSS CATERER.
THAT
lie ha ! Proprietor or the "Anrera
Hotel" in Imnpptou seven j car.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
ROSCOPS FIRST CLASS
Oyster Saloon, tQ
CHKXAMUS STKEET, ASTORfA.
rfftllE UXDEltSIfiNED IS PLEASED.TO
JL aanoimce to the public that he has op
ened a
FtllST CL.ASS
3Sa,tiTig ECouse ,
And furuishi's lit first-class styls
OYSTEllS, HOT COFFEE TEA, ETC
AT TOTE
Ladies' and Gent's Oyster Saloon,
CJIEN'AMUS STREET.
Plpncp rrivt tub o oll
ltOSCOlj DEXON, Proprietor
CENTRAL HOTEL.
CIIAS. AVAI.LMAX. - - - Proprietor.
"3 IIAVK TAKKN OHAUfiK OK THIS POP-
j a. ular Ihnel and can guarantee satisfaction
Permanent and Transient Boarders
TIil choicest brands of "Wines, Liquors,
and Cigar, at the Bar.
Opposite O. It. A.N. Dock, Astoria. Oregon
COSMOPOLITAN
Chop House and Restaurant.
OPEN PAY AND NIGHT.
tlle-Us 2. rents and upward.
Ii. AVILIS:0 &. G. JIOUIiAKD,
Proprietors.
5iii STKSsrr. .istoriv.
PIONEER EESTAITRAWT
AND
LODGING HOUSE.
IJf fitted throiicliout : theJTable supplied
uith thi ho-t : the beds clean and comfort
abjp. A Firt:tIass House.
Board by the week, - - $5.00
Me iN to order.
J. O, ItOSS, Proprietor.
CENTENNIAL HOTEL.
ASTOKIA,
OREGON.
7"ISlTOKSTO THE BEACH WILL FIND
V (rood accommodations at Centennial,
and the tabic wll compare favorably with
any In town. It is near the steamer laud
ing All traelcrsilldowellto gUe us 1
call
K. B, Special rata to families.
F. JorLIN, Prop'r.
jt2;-2K.,
A. M. Johnson &Co.
DEALERS IN
A FULL LINE OF
Artists' Materials.
W. E. DEMENT & CO.
ASTOKIA, - - - OREGON
Carrj in Stoct,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET
and
FANGY ARTICLES.
Prescriptions carefully Compounded,
to
GroGkery
MAKKETS.
CENTRAL MARKET.
General assortment of table stock constantly
on nand. such aa
Canned Fruits and Jelly,
Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Laid,
EGGS, BUTTER, CHEESE,
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables,
FISH. POULTRY A!SI GA3DB
In ttio season.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Uest of WINES AND IJQUORS.
AH cheap for CASIT. Goods sold ou com
mission. Opposite I. W. Case's store.
J. BODKERS.
t"
Washington -Market,
Main Street, - - Astoria Oregon
BERGMAN D BERRY
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTKK.
tion of the publio tot tho fact that the
above Market will always be supplied with a
FULL VARIETY BEST-QUALITY
FRESH AND CURED MEATS!
Which will bo sold at lowest ratea. wholesale
and retail. Special attention siven to suppb
nc ahiss.
LOOK HERE !
We respectfully inform the public that we
a III always keep on hand the uest quality of
Presli and Cured Meats
AT.SO
Choice Tamily Groceries,
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Crockery and
Glass-ware.
Ships, Hotels and Boarding Houses sup
piled on liberal terms.
A share of the public patronage la respect
fully solicited,
dtf, TVARBEX & THOJITSOX.
STAE MARKET.
WHERRY & COMPANY,
Fresh and Cured Mecits,
FRUTS, BUTTER, and EGGS.
OPPOSITE OCCIDENT HOTF.L,
CHKXA:h2jS gireet. Aateriaf Off'
CLATSOP MILL
COMPANY
Successors or
GEO. W. HUME SAW MILL.
MANUFACTURERS 9 DEALERS
-IX-LUHBER,
SALMON TRAYS, BOXES, 7C.
Office and Mill
CORNEK OF "WEST 9TH XSV WATER STH
FOARD & STOKES,
FIXTE
GROCERIES
-AND
PROVISIONS.
ANCH0ES. E0PE AND
C0EDAGE.
HARNESS AT SAN FRANCISCO
PRICES.
A Fnll Line of House
Enrnishing Goods.
AT TILE O. R. &. X. DOCK.
Barbour's
No. 40 !2-'Ply
SALMON TWINE!
COM AND LEAD LINES,
SEINE TWINES.
A Full Stock Now on Hand.
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
511 Uarket Street, San Francisco.
Solo Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Brewery Beer Saloon.
The Best Beer 5 cts a Glass.
Hot Lunch every Day from 10 to l A. M
The best ol Liquors and Cigars on hand.
A deservedly popular placo of social resort.
GEOTTTLT.ER.
SmLon's Cure will immediately
relieve Croup, vhoopTngl cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by W. E. Dement
184S.
NEW YO&K UFE.
A.pfa
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Paid lcatu JLoMset. Aunalties. EBdowteeHts, ele. lm 18S. M
Increase in Insurance
JsyFor furtlier particulars, apply for Annual Teporr at the office, 41m4 W9K9
STRKKT, POItTIiANU, OU.
DONALD ROSftj
General Agent for Orejoa and Washlagton TedMory.
"V. the uiiderilKiied, take pleasure In declarrnj? our unqnalified coaSieaca to -cial
ablllity and Intccrity of this company, and thorouch reUatoUIty of o agHit:
W-.S.LAID. II.W.CORBETT. (C.fi.ITWlS, W. YADHA.EFiWrR.
PAULSCIIL1.TZE, A. L. L1NDSLEY, JAS. K. KELLXY.KKN2ETa MACiKAY.
DONALD MACLEAY, G. A. MOONEY.
BOZORTII & JOHNS. Agents for Astoria, to whonraU appUcattoas skoald.lMsa4a
WILLIAM HOWE
-DEALER Cf
Doors, Windows, Blinds, Transoms, Lumlwr.
All KJrul, of
OAK LUMBER,
GLASS,
Boat Material, Etc.
j Boats of aU Einds Mad to Ordr
JS'-Ordors from a distance promptly attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed hltds
S. AJINBT & EERGBEN,
ASTOKIA. - OREGON.
The Pioneer Machine Shop
BLACKSMITH
sbop4
Boiler Shop fS
All kinds of
EFGIHE, CANNEEY,
AND
STEAMBOAT WORK
Promptly attended to.
A specialty nude of repairing
CANNERY DIES,
FOOT OF LA FAYETTE STREET..
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Dkxtox Htkket, Neak Pakker Hotjsk,
ASTORIA. - OREGON.
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LAUDaBiMABlEEEIMS
BoilerWork. Steamboat Work
and Cannery Work a spe
cialty. Oral! li'8crii)tIonH made to Order
at Short Dtotlce.
A. D. Wass. Prosedent.
J. n. Hustler, Secretary,
I. V. Cash, Treasurer.
John Fox, Superintendent.
A, V. Allen,
(SUCCESSOR TO PAGE & ALLEN.)
Who!p.s.5e find retail dealer tn
Glass and Plated Ware,
TROPICAL AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
TtMt'Uier wltb
Wines, LiquorsJobacco.Cigars
Mf are and. Slip Chandlery.
A. VAN OUSEN & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Hardware and Ship Chandlery,
Pure OH, Bright Varnish,
Binnacle Oil, Cotton Canvas.
Hemp Sail Tvine,
Cotton Sail Twine,
Lard Oil,
Wrought Iron Spikes,
Galvanized Cut Nails.
Agricultural Implements,
Sewing Machines,
tPainfs and Oils, Groceries, etc,'
6 "SiSPSBI
svrzWMBiirpj
....... 8 twj
&&
M.................... !,'
Txxztxrxxo
AND
Bracket Work
A SPBCIALTY.
'f-uur-KiS
BUSINESS CARDS.
p C. HOIiIB2I,
NOTARY PUBUC,
ADCTIONEKJR, COMM1SSIOH ANiilIi
SURANCE AQfiNl.
TJEIiO F. PAXSJSK.
SURVEYOR OF
(Jlatsop CoHty,aa CitTAf Astavlx
Oifice : Chcnamus street. Y. M. G. A. Sail
Boom No. ar.
ja.1l tbttijk, ar. .
PHYSICIAN AKD SUUtfSOiT
Optics Booms 1, 2, and 3. PjtWMcBall-
Ing.
Bksidjsxcis Orer J. E. Themas'ThTje
Store.
"O P. HICKS,
PENTIET,
ASTOBIA, ---. OK
zsL.
'Booms In. Allen's bulldls? up alw, 9$x
01 ua3S auu jjqeraocqMB suet .
X Q.A.BOWIil3Y.
ATTOBNET AT LAW,
ChenamusStreet, - - ASTOBU, 6bB0OB
X J. 30XES, a
STAIR BUIXDEB, -
Ship and Steamboat Joiner
TB. Jr. R. XisFOKCf,
DENTIST,
Bbom 11, Odd Fellows Bulldtejr, Aat&ri. Or.
Gz3 administered for painless extracHoa
or teeth.
WM. B. GRENELL,
K EA. ESTATE AGENCY.
CITY AXD SUBUEBAN PBOPEETY.TIlt-
BER AND FABMLAND.
-Offlce next to F. L. Parker Store, Coc
Cnenamus and Benton Sts.
GMH.WILLIAMSOMCB.
REAL ESTATE
AND
General CommiigioaEraktri!
Office on Genevlere street, In the rear
E. R. Hawes buildinjr.
A General Agency business transacted.
GENERAL STEAMSHIP ACEM6Y.
Bills of Exchange on any
Part oi Europe.
1' AM AGENT FOB TIE ?OLLOWINf
well known and commodious ateamiMp
lines,
STATE LINE, BED STAB,
WHITE STAR.
HAMBUBCr-AMEBIOAN. -
DOMINIONWNE,.-
NATIONAL, and AMEBICAN LINE. ,;
Trepald tickets to or from anj Eawipaui
For full Information as to rati-Kflfrlittl
sailinR dayt, etc, apply to V--
1. rf.QSiam,
bozosth & jomrs.
Real Estate and General Inswraiwf
Agents.
ASTORIA,
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W era. Stat. Investment Haabarj, Ire
raen and North German Fire Insurance Cms- f
panics, and represent the TrarellMS' IM
and Accident of Hartford, and tba Maw ?
York Life, of N.Y.
We have the only complete set eftewBaara
maps In the county, and nave mada'an uti-
ments to receive applications. flllBtfC aaCl
final proofs on Homesteads, Preetaptftus: "
Timber Lands, etc.. having: all tha oflMal
blanks therefor. Our mapscaa fe exam
ined in the office, upon the payaeftt eC a z
vrr. UTRTTR POT.TPIVi TN THE WIRT
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We also have for sale city prapertr i-A- ,
toria and additions, and farms asd tide Emm t,
property. . . . . , ,
Bents, and other collection &MecaJM ,
loans negotfeted. -- --
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