?&! r m j.jrzzq&m 'v. m rr?- '--, ite 91 liaaan'Maaa3aJTTriaBnnTI1Wn-iTTM-ir,Tifiiir I minim i - i..n.i miimiti isniiu 'Ajsiorttiu. ASTORIA, OREGON: FRIDAY JUNE 29, 18& The Con. RurdiUd has arrived at Dunkirk. The Oregon Arrived in at nine jest-rday morning. The Queen sails to-dar. Ooraegys tfc Vestal have sold their Kalanm business, raid will go to Snohomish. W. T. Mrs. Hiram Brown, aud Mrs. F. P Hubsou came up from Tillamook a the last steamer. The auxiliary steamer Geo. H. Homer, will run as a collier between Seattle and San Francisco. The Teachers examination be gins at tha Superintendent's office at nine o'clock this morning. W. C. Humbal, of the Astoria freight aud it&sscngor line, has bought the est&blishmont of Ueodo fc Co. --Pilot Howos reports a smooth voyage tlm trip. Evciyone was lad t see the s-toainor in in such yood srason. OapL Levi Smith's wife wants Win. She ha?n't hoard from him for fourteeu years and is getting n little anxious. Frank Wheeler, charged with the luurtiorof Fred Swartz, in Portland last February, was acquitted last Wednesday. Two of Use rnnairay s' taet gang wore fnd in a bowling jtilty Inat Wednesday- night and brought back to the city bast He. The thirty-fifth anniversary of the Orogon and Washington Territoiy Association of Congregational chinches will be hold t Walla Walla. W. T., Julvl2-ir.. Those of our reader who like a pretty tight tshuuld eo Captain IJust ler's magnolia tree. It is in full bloom, and the flowers arc of rare siws and fragrance. Four hundred and fifty tons of wheat have been taken out of tho StmifwaU Jjch't, which went ashore on the Irish coast roccntly. The vessel wm from this port, and was bound for Cork. The E. T. Crowcll has 18.000 cases salmon aboard. She will take on about 27,500 more. The Ullecl: has about 30,000 cases on; aud will take on 2,500 more, finishing, to-morrow. The three vessels will take about 113,000 coses. CapL A. D. Wnss was celebrating the accession of Queen Victoria to the English throne yesterday. The fact that it was the Captain's birthday also had something to do with it He takes tho Queen to 6ea to-day the (uccn of the Pacific. Tho work of track laying has been begun on the Oregon oxtension of the C P. railroad, llails are being laid from "Redding at the rate of half a mile a day, and the road 13 graded twenty miles. By the first e: Sep tember cars will bo running rcgulaily twenty miles beyond Redding. The contract for cutting a long tunnel through the Siskiyou moun tains, on the extension of the Oregon aud California railroad, has been awarded to parties in Portland. The tunnel is to bo 3,100 feet long, and the price per foot paid for construct ing will be $09. Jt is to be completed in October 18S4. Sometime ago when policeman Hunter pulled an opium deu near the Anchor saloon he was informed that they'd "go to the woods" aud he tuvren i go auer tncm. keeping this bit of information m mind bo went to a suspicious looking house on the other side of tho hill south of Benton street, and found a complete lay out. But two uero there, one of whom got away. The one captured was given tho customary benediction yesterday afternoon. Workmen engaged in cutting Cedar street westward yesterday cime to a pile of human bones, about a foot below the surface. The skele tons of five or six bodies were ex hnmed. From appearances they have laid there for many years, and tho most diligent inquiry failed to develop a trace of remembrance concerning the death or burial of those whoso bones they wore. The skulls indicate the white race; a coppor thimble was found near the remains. The London Grocers' Gatette of ; June 9th, says of salmen: Tho de mand is quiet. All the Fraser river fish of good quality has" passed into dealers' hands, leaving only the dis credited and inferior qualities, of which there was a considerable quan tity in the last arrival. That large parcels of this description are in Lon don is undeniable; competent author ities estimate them at 30,000 to 40, 000 cases. Their value and ultimate destination is a problem as yet to be solved. The market in Liverpool shows signs of an improvement, and sales in the country are very promis ing, but to far no change has taken pkee in prices, which rule from 23s Cd. to 25s for Columbia river, and 22s for Fmer nvor. p Janan3cfcek as Mary Stuart. Madame JnnauachcSc appeared at Occidental Hall last u renin". The theater, the farthest west of liko protHnsions m the rj anv United 1 btats, was filled by a large auuieucai whicn embraced tho culture of the ' city, who were anxious to enjoy the rare treat which her appearance en sured. What little can be said could neither add to nor take from the uni versal reputation which Janauschek enjoys, as the greatest living actress; but it is always pleasing to note that encomiums which precede the appear- , . ., ' anew oi a star, were aese-rveu in tins highest A 'Pi it r r I " i Stuart and her revolting death have been and over will be a theme for ani mated discussion by tho youth at school as well as the aged student; aud whatever view historians may take of her character, however justified politicians may hoM her death to have been, nevertheless, the fact that a woman of such tuitchless beauty --a queen in b!ud. in form and in lofty aspirations, and the sister of her mur deress -should havo bpon held for thirteen years aud then led to the block, is calculated to -xcito sympa thy and brand the act of Elizabeth as bloodthirsty and ignoble. White tho play leads t the conviction that the death of Mary Stuart was without itisfcief it: nnns nut rnli RHnlwth nf 1 j. , , .. ...,. . . ..... ail womanly qualities; but s?rvos to show that her pride, hor desire to be firmly seated in the throue she occu pied, the natural j&iloiisly of a a roy al queen aud anger kindled by Mary's taunts regarding ihe chastity of Eliz siboth's mother and of her own illegit imacy, together with the incessant importunities of Bnrlcigh, are all cir cumstances which conspired to cause Elizabeth t sign a document that gave to the blockman the head of Mary Stuart. The sibj'-rt is a sorrowful ow, -md thn pt:oii of Mary r.a the captive of a sifter, a rival and a powerful opponent to her Haira for the throne, requires a constant aud almost Kiiuful tension, which however great, still was not too great for the raro power f Madame Janau schek. iier voice, clear, rich and full, answering perfectly ti every de mand, wan not more powerful in betraying the fiery thought of the passionate queen, thnn her wonder ful couutocanco in which every ex pression spoke its own Idle as in let ters of fire. There suoms to be a dig nity, a majesty in every look, in every movement, and in every gesture which said she vtar a queci; notwith standing, there were uiumcuta when the mere womanly instincts asserted themselves and told she had u heart that could love; and great r.s was her pride equal to that of the powoiful Elizabeth she could be soft aud thoughtful, and tender when she willed. The most powerful scene, of course, was the maeting of the rival queens at Fotheringay; the most touching, in which was displayed the greitertt fortitude and composure, as sociated with calm tesignation, was in the last set. The parting of the con demned queen, with her faithful asso ciates iu years of imprisonment, and her forgiveness of the vile, and treacherous Leicester, wore such as forced tears to tremble in the eyes of the spectators -moving the iieart to pity and filling the mind with admira tion for a uoman who possossed such remarkable qualities as those with which Madame Janatisehek'a unrivaled powor invested the character of Mary Stuart. It was a wonderful creation, to bo seen and never to bo forgotten. Madame Janauschek was ably sup ported by Geo. 3). Chaplin as Leicester, Mr. Stewart as Mortimer, Mr. Stevens as Burleigh, and Mr. Shine as Shrewsbury. MibS Ida Monk as "Elizabeth showed an appreciation of her part and a power of rendition that justly entitled her to the applause her histrionic ability elicited. Though cast for the miuor part of Hannah, Miss Irving displayed undoubted abil ity. To-night the drama of Mother and Son will be presented. The next issue of tha weekly De troit Free Press will contain the open ing chapters of a new and brilliant story by that popular author John Eslen Cooke, of Virginia, entitled Tho Maurice Mystery; the story of a crime. The story is of great literary merit and is sure to please and inter est all who read it. The official report of Victoria fisheries show a total cash value of the catch for 1882 to be $1,842,675, an increase over 1881 of S38S,353. The value of vessels, nets, etc., employed is $229,070; canneries and other fish ing stations, $402,000, employing 5215 hands, including seventy-nine sails in the scaling fleet. The yield of canned salmon, tttses of four dozen one-pound cans, iu 1882 is 253,051, showing an increase of 77,785 cases. Twenty canuerics were operated dur ing the year. About 1,700 barrels and packages of fcalt herring ivere put up f?)r the Australian market. Blac!(sxaitlt Wanted. Apply to G.A. Stinson. A good work man can get good wages. Handsome trimmed hats for 1 Sheriff 02f oil's bankrupt store. at Go to the O. K. Lodging House corner Wcst-9th and Water streets. Delicious Ice Cream at Frank Fabry's. THE STEAMER EUREKA. Hovr the Ship "Was Saved Captain Hunter of the Eu reha has arrived in San Francisco .? b ; r.ccmum. 10 ilia vessel m uurwiuru waters: She left Sitka on tho morn- ing of the 26: h of April, with pilot D. E. George on board. About three hours afterward, as she was steaming along at the ralo of ten and a half miles an hour, she struck on a rock in the western narrows of Peril C,tl1.fa Clin Vnnn in f! 1 1 rnnwltv ! , f , , r, " ' and was run on to the be.um on Bara-: .,,,,, -t ,. . i( noil isiaau. aooui a nine uisiani, jutvKmi i..- uiwiionuu amu inniuicuj 1...t. ..r T v. V7..I T.t... OI. IT. a.1 abreast of Les Noi Island. She lUtcd ' offbhorejiud sank within thirty miu-!be nabhstf to take through Pullman ntos after having struck the nck. jlace sleepura at Portland ami go After lauding the passengers, lines! through to th great lakes without were made fast to the trees on shore, J change. Tho dining can., which are or tha vessel would have canted overt becoming so popular in ibr o,it, will and become a total loss, aud us it was she listed to an angle of twenty-five de-1 gree3, aud at high water nothing but her jibbouin, a part of her pilot house, stauke stack and masts were to be seen above water. By hard work the crew, a'a-lsied by the passengers, got out some s-dils and tores before she sunk, and the whole party camped on the beach. Captain Hunter immedi ately sent a small boat conveying word of the dwaster to Captain Merri nian of the Uuitcd States steamer Adams, stationed at Harrisburg, 200 miles distant. Captain Merriman steantcd down to Port Townsend and telegraphed to this city, and the own ers of the wrecked vessel immediately sent up divers, pumps and machinery to net the steamer up i f possible. In tho mean time, tho steamer llote, ply ing in northern waters, pussed along aud took tho Eureka's passengers to Hainsburg, charging S10 a head for so doing. For two weeks the party camped on the each, had pleasant weather,followed by three weeks' cold rain, dining which there was much sufTeringjUiitil log cabius were erected. They could do nothing towards saving the vessel, more than to tighten tho fastenings now and then to keep hr from slipping into deeper water. An attempt was made to iloat her with oil casks brought from Kiiiisnoo, but the only success had was in moving her l.w about ten feet. On the 18th of 31ay the divers and machinery ar rived on the steamer Idaho, and work was begun. The water was to cold that the divers could work for but a short time under water, but finally a piece of canvas twenty-six feet lonjr and eight wide was nailed around the stern, covering a hole eighteen feet long by six wide. It was found that abont twenty feet of the keel had been knocked off, and that a plank had been torn off near the keelson under the bridge Everything being in order, the hatches were battened down, scupper holes plugged up and after skylight canvased, when the pomps, one stationed on deck and the other on a lighter, the steam being furnished by the Favorite, were set to work, and in ttwo hours and a half the wrecked steamer was afloat again. She was towed to a sandy beach a half mile north, where tho holes wcro patched up. (Jetting tip steam she completed her voyage to Alaska, de livering hor freight, all of which was nearly worthless. Tho carpets, bed ding, and everything inside rhe vessel were found to be ruined. On tho down trip a huudred tons of coal taken on at Nanaimo, and the from there here was made in tho time of seventy-eisht hours. was run fast She will go on to North W3ys for repairs next Monday. It has been but a few months when the EureJxi had $50,000 worth of repairs and alterations made on her. Captain Hunter, in explain ing the cause of tho accident, says that Wyanda rock, tho one struck, as laid down iu the charts, is about thrco hundred yards northeast of where he found it. The pilot was experienced in these waters and a moment before striking had pointed ovor tho port aide to a spot where ho thought the rock was. Without tho divers there was no chance to save the steamer. Capt. Gilman returned yesterday from a trip up country. Ho says that during his thirty-three years residence in Oregon he never saw such a dry season as the present one. Crops of all kinds are badly in need of rain. In some localities it would be of little use. Near Forest Grove, W. D. Haro tried an experiment that has proved an admirable success. Ho put about 100 acres in wheat and plowed unusually deep, turning up tho rich subsoil, hitherto untouched. Tho reBult is, that he has most luxu riant fields of waving wheat, while aauower plowing nas resulted in stunted grain and a possible failure. Young, middlc-ased. or old men. buffering from nervous debility or t kindred affections, should address, with two stamps, for large treatise, World's Disfexsaky Medical Asso ciation Buffalo, X. Y. The hard glove contest between Thomas Warren, chamnion feather- ! weight pugilist of the Pacific, and Wil j Ham O .Nell, champion light-weight of i Liverpool, Enuland. for one hundred ! and seventy-five dollars and the cham- pionsiup will tasc place at the Skating Jtink Saturday evenincjunesoth. Ohns. Wright, of the Occident Hotel, is stake juuuer. Ladies' linen ulsters for .?l-"0 at Sheriff O'XeiPs bankrupt store. Demand it, and take no other iron preparation except Brown's Iron Bit ters. It is the best Northern Pacific Pointers. In a recent interview with an Ore- gonian reporter, Jonn 3Iuir, tsupenn- steaineritendeut of traflic of the N. P. R. R and other lines, said: "We expect to run through passen ger trains between this coast and St. Paul by September 1, aud will prob ably be fully equipped for frcijiht traffic within three or four weeks from tiiat date. Work has progressed much more rapidly lhau we antici pated and the inaugural ceremonies will doubtless take place during the , licit TTOttV in August. The actual ' Portland to St. Paul f ." f distance from .. ,, , , . , : and ixerii miles. Passengers wi5l .. ..-. ., vril& V als be added to tha trains at proper placus together with reclining chair cars between all important points. To Pacitie coa points, first clays f-ire vill be 8100;- emigrant, $45. To Spokau Falls, Walla Walla, ete , lirat class, $97.50; emigrant, $42.50. flow these rates compare with those of the U. P. and C. P. lines, w best illus trated by taking their emigrant rates from Omaha to Winii'emucca, 1452! miles, which is $45; while our rates from St. Paul to Walla Walla, a dist ance of 270 miles farther, is but $42.50. This last i-ato we will also establish to Wailula, Dayton aud Pendleton, the lowest rate via the other overland lines being $4.1. In other wordn, they make their charge to all intermediate points tho same as to their termin-il, San Francisco, while, as I have said, t-nr rates to interior points will be less than the through rate. One hundred pounds of baggage will be allowed on each full ticket, fifty on each half ticket. We are now building in the east a number of substantial immigrant sleeping cars, which will provide for them most of" the comforts of tirst clawj travel. We will adopt practi cally the same classification aud tariff on overland business as that now in force upon the transcontinental routes. Tho rate t all points west of lake Pond ,d'Oroillo will not bo higher than those to Portland. As torin, New Tacoma and Seattle will be common points with Portland. Victoria is not upon otir rail line. All the other points I named will be rail points when the system is completed. However, there will be but a smtl! additional charge added fr.'in Seattle to Victoria for lighterage. Under the plan which I have just outlined that is, putting Spokane Falls, Chen ey, Spraguc,. Walla Walla, Dayton, Pendleton, The Dalle, etc, upon tho same footing with Portland each of those placet will become h distribu ting point tor tue locality waicn is naturally tributary to it. Tho idea is to make the rates common and let the business divide itself gcuranhicallv. We have not yet dotermed what course to pursue iu regard to the con tract system. All contracts now in force with Pacific coast consignees by tho other lines expire December 31st, aud until the end of the yaar wo will take up such contracts upon Pacific coast business and duplicate such contract rates to Portland. Ciider- stinding this, shippers will no doubt reduce their present stock to a mini mum, and a view of saviug the trans portation from San Francisco north." Bad Man Scares Portlandites. Persons living near Portland say that a ventablo wild man makes his homo iu tho heavy t:mber several miles from the suburbs, and that he terrorizes tho neighbors for a lone way 'round by his savag; maimer and horrible threats. Tho nun lives alone in a cave within one of the many narrow ravines, and into ilm he "re tires during tho day and refuses to have anything to Bay to those who call upon him. But at. night ho sallies forth and prowls around aim- Ies3ly ovr the hills. no ha? madu of the neigh threats of killin" some bors, and is reported to be armed with two pistols, one of which he constantly keeps iu hi3 hind, appar ently in readiness to fire upon the first one who approaches. Ho has no vocation aud no visible means of sup port. A few days ago he exhibited a handful of "twenties," which ho claims to have secured bv killing and robbing a man. The sheriff has been notified, and a posse is now scouring tho woods searching for the ogro. K. of P. Ball. Astor lodge Xo. C, K. of P. will give a select ball on July 4th eve. Ar rangements are m prores.1 to maku it a social succcsi. Following are the cemmittees: Cora, of arrangement, A. Campbell, J. C. Lid well: Printing, Jay Tuttle, E. D. Curtis; Music, J. E. (Thomas, H. E. Nelsen: Invita tions, J. V. Hume, E. A. Xeyes: Reception. E. D. Curtis, E. A. Noyes, Jay Tuttle, H. E. Nelson; Floor, J. C. Lidwell, J. V. Hume, A. Camp bell, J. E. Thomas. Hotel Arrivals. PARKER BOUSE. I Schlessinge.S. F.; Mi?s H Ewiug, O Stevens, L Byrne, J Adelman, F McDonald, L H Richarda, K. Y.; 11 Barne, P Blankholm, G Byer. Port land; D H Prescott, John Days; W Peel, 0 Knicksen and wife, City; J Brownell, Fort Stovens; F J Whit comb, Woodards Landing; W Hen dren, A McPherson, Cathlamet; B A Seaborg, Ilwaco; H Ewing, Grays Harbor. I! forte mnn-nmn fev2gwr.v n KTH ! W9A j J- VJ J JLL J. JUL i "v2 I . RAND PARADE ! ! From &ow on until the Fourth we Intend to hold a grand parade iu the prices of goods. Although we have no gun-powder explosions, the explosions we are about to make in the wonderful reductions in the prices of goods in every department in our store will give un bounded pleasure to our patrons, but will cause consternation aud dismay in the ranks of our competitors. Tho first bombshell fired Is the balance of Arakp's Gents' anil Youth" ClotMi and Furnishing Goods. Boys Suits from $2.50 up. Men's Suits from 5.00 up. " Linen Bosom Shirts from 75 cts. up. ' Underwear from 35 cts. up. Cotton Socks from 4 cts. up. 4 Shaker Socks from 12 1-2 cts. up. 4 All Wool Hats from 75 cts. The second Dombsaell Ladies Lisle thread Gloves from 10 cts. up. ' Silk Gloves from 25 cts. up. " Cotton Hose from 5 cts. up. j Fireworks ami miscellaneous Fancy Goods, Domestics, Millinery, Etc., at Sheriff Q'NelFs B antra pi Store, M. ISAACS & Co., Consignees. Corner Concomly and Main Streets, - ASTORIA, OREGON Steamer Days. Following Is a resume of sailing dates for ocean steamers for June anil Jury, steamers leaving Astoria and San Francisco every three days: I'KOM .STOKIA iKltOMSAXKKAJt'CISCO Junej at 10 a. at. June Qiti'Pji Friilav SiJSIate Friday 29 .f ul i July Oron Monday :!ColiinibIa..Monday a Mate .Thursday rlQueen .Thursday 5 Co!unitIa..Sund:iy SlOregon Sunday s tjupenAVediiPMlay llState. Wednesday 11 Oregon Saturday 14ColumbIaSaturday H State Tuesday iTJQucen. .....Tuesday 17 Columbia Fridav WiOrcgon . Friday 20 Jue'ii ..Monday siiState ..Monday 23 Oregon... Thursdry 2c!('o!umbIa-Tliursday 2G State Sunday 29Quceu .Sunday 2) At Carl Adler's "Peck's Bad Uoy. "Confessions of -a Bashful Man.' and all the new and pop ular hooks. Every book of any note re ceiu'rt as fast asniblished. Il: you like New rooms, new furniture, new, clean leds and a quiet place to sleep eo to the O K Lodging House, eorner West Otli and Water streets, opposite Frank Fa bre. r or n IVeat Fitiu;r Root Or Shoe, go to P. J. (loodmans, on Che nanius street, next door to I. W. Case. All goods of the best make and guaran teed qua HI y. A full stock; new goods constantly nrrh ing. Custom work. luipurtant Notice to i'l.sliermcn and. Others. "JEFF, of the CHOP HOUSE, will give you the BEST 25-cent meal In town for cash. Board by the week S5, in ad vance. Meals at any hour, day or night. The Man Who Laughs Who! Why! Where! At Carl Ad ler's. Gut the "Bad Boy's DiarjV and you'll have to get vour wife to sew on the buttons that you shed. Ice. and Ice Cream Delivered. Frank Fabro's wagon is now ready to deliver ice, or iee cream to any part of the city, during the day. Invigorating Food For the brain and nerve is what wo netj'l in these days of rush and worry. Puikcr'a Ginger Tonic restores the vi tal energies aud brings good health and joyous spirits quicker than any thing von can use. Tribune. The Latest Styles. Among the latet styles may be noted the very prevalent one of taking Syrup of Fiss instead of castor oil, pills, salts, aud the other bitter and nauseous reme dies of former times. It is a -very de cided improvement,as anyone may learn bv getting a bottle from our druggists, W. E. Dement & Co. 1 lodge, Davis & Co., wholesale agents, Portland, Or. FntnlcPnliro's Oyster anil Chop TIoosc. Tlup ishing a nice pflte of Eastern or ShoaJwaler bay oysters cooked in any style, or an early breakfast before going aboard the boat, should call and see him. Fresh Eastern and Shoalwater bay oysters received by eyery steamer. Kor the cenulne J. II. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors and San Franeisco beer, call at the Gem opposite the bell tower, and see Camp- neu. Where so fast mv friend? Why to Frank Fabre's for a pan roast. MF.FF." of the CHOP HOUSE is now ready to manufacture Ice Cream to order in any quantity for Balls, Socia bles. Private Houses, ctc and having the bcitfacilities of any place in town guarantees to Rive satisfaction. Ice constantly on hand and for sale. Make yourself healthy and strong. Make life happy by using Brown's Iron Bitters. ttny's full suits for S2.30 at Sheriff O'Xell s bankrupt stprc. Foi Dyspepsia andLiver Complaint, you have a printed CTarantee on every bottle oC Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Sold by W. E. Dement An attractive, youthful appearance securedby using Parker's Hair Balsam to all who are getting gray. The Peruvian syrup nas cured thou sands who were suffering from dyspep- clfi ?nlllif' l!i'r nnmnlnln- lintla Tin. I mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph- icu ucbiu .iiijr uuureas. oewi tr.ruwir &Sonp Uoston. Simon's Cuke will immediately relieve Croup, whooping! cough and Bronchitis. Sold by W. E. Dement. w Glorious I! explosions in Dres3 Goods, SfBBWPB A Chicago Merchant's Experience After I had become almost skin and bone, with neither strength, appetie nor ambition left, and the doctors couldn't help me, two bottles Parker's Ginger Tonic cured me completely. M. B. Westcott, Lamp M'f 'r,Chidgo. All the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest perfumery, and toilet articles, etc can be bonght at the lowest prices, at .1. W. Conn's drug store, opposite Ociden hctel, Astoria. ANNOUNCEMENT ! AVe beg leave to announce that we will, soon open a complete stock of CrocSery anH Glassware And all Roods pertalmns to that lino at tholr NEW STORE, Cor. Chenamns I GenBVJBVB Sts. Parties centemplating: purchasing any thing m that line will consult their own in terest by waiting till our goods arrive. We pa cash for oar eoods and and w ill be able to sell as cheap as any house In Oreson Portland not excepted. JORDAN &B0Z0RTH. AST0FHA SAIL LOFT. A. H. JOHNSON & CO., PROPR'S. HAVING CONSIDERABLY LN'CItEASED our facilities ferrncetins: the demand of increase in boats this year we would re spectfully call the attention of CANNERY MEN And all others needing sails, to thU fact. Prices Same as Last Year. WORK STILL BETTER. Drilling and Best Quality of Rope on Hand. Our Work has Given Satisfaction for Eight Years, And shall be made to do so while we are In the business. WANTED. In Astoria, an Agent for the LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC. The DOMESTIC with the uite iMPnovK siEjcrs. is the best Sewine. Machine the world has yet produced. For terms address 21-1 w T. L.TILESTON, Agt. Portland. For Sale. FIVE HUNDRED CORDS DRY HEM lock Wood, which I will deliver at tho houses of customers for $4 a cord. Draylng or all kinds' done at reasonable rates. . R. R. MARION. For Sale. A ( ACRES LAND 2tf MILES FROM AS. rfcv toria, on the John Day river, at Sl'J per acre If sold soon. This Is a good purchase for any one desiring a small farm. inquire or BOZORTH & JOHNS. To Rent. FINE DUELLING HOUSE. PARTLY furnished In a desirable locality. BOZORTH & JOHNS. To Rent. A SMALL HOUSE CON VENIENTLV SIT uated. Inquire of 3IKS. MALCOLM. Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROhl AND after this date, the 2lst day of June, 1883. Job Ross Is the only authorized agent, and proper person to apply to for the use or oc- panon oi woeny iiaii Clatsop County, Ogn. nation of Liberty Hall, in this city of Astoria, Done by order oi the Board of Directors. tf Sect'y. DANCING. SCHOOL. TnE UNDERSIGNED WILL OrEX A School for Dancing, at Occidental Hall, June 6th, On Tuesday and. Friday- Afternoons, from 3 o'clock until 4 p. jr. and in the evenings from 8 to 10 o'clock. Lessons will be given In all styles of dan cing. Thoge wishing to Join my class will please call and se me. Gentlemen.......... Jlfty cents Ladles ,....... Jree PBOP.J.F.MErER, FIT C. H. COOPER, GESKPvAI. MIROHAKDISI. THEIXL The Leading- Dry Goods fvn3. Clothing Souse of Astoria. Xu&GE ctjutjlhts, J have just received a large consignment of Lace Curtains, and Curtain Materials, in the newest designs, and would invite an infec tion from intending- purchasers, confidentthat for rarity arid Low Prioes NO SUCH VALUE HAS EVER iUJSS 3.23.0. We are showing on our Centre Counters a collection of tha moat elaborate and richest Goods ever shown in this City, AT REMARKABLE LOW PRICES. All Silk Rhadames, All Silk Poulards, All Silk Ottomans, Etc., CLOASS, "We aro now showing tho Largest and most HIegaut Line of La dies' Cloaks and "Wraps ever brought to this City. Black Dolmans, -. '- ; Trimmed with Lace, Fringe, and Gimp. Black Silk Dolmans, Lined and Trimmed with Guipure Lace and'Gimp.- " Fine Brocaded Satin Dolmans, - Handsomely Trimmed with Chenille Fringe. Walking Jackets, Mantles, Ulsters and Duster Shetland Sluiwls, Evening Shawls, Wool Shawls, All Sizes and Colors. CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS DIP ARTM1MT We are showing, without doubt, the largest, and most compleU stock of Mens', Youths', and Boys' Clothing ever brougjoAst AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. f- Xaargest Stock, Xowesi Prices in Astoria, G. H. COOPER, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BUILDING, ASTORIA. j OCCIDENT STO MHMOHBHHMflMaMMHMMHMI'aMI Having received the most complete Airnnn. 1 sirm nurr m nuvprs in riiun-ti. bnins, wnite ests, unen J7iister, Alpaca, uoais, ere., ere. At tlie Very The Largest Assortment of styles in Soft, Stiff Full stock of Clothing, including fine Tlie Tailoring department comprises Cassimercs, Worsteds, Tweeds, etc. D. A. McINTOSd! Th.e Leading TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER safest IT PAYS TO TRADE WITH ME ! WHO? FRANK ELBEKSON, SeasifleBaiery & Confectionery. ovists'? Because my Goods are the Best, and Always Fresh. Cakes Candies etc., -furnished for "Wedding parties, on short notice, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Cake ornamenting a specialty. Opposite . W. Huxne'H. G. A. STINSON & CO., BLACKSM1THING, At Capt. Kogers old stand, corner of Ca. and Court Streets. Ship and Cannery work. Horseshoeing. Wagons made and repaired. Good work guaranteed. HAVE YOU 'SEEN tniuKBaaaiisiziiaixxmiiisxsusszixfiatai OUR SPLENDID STOCK iisKESfxszssasssxscsiaxxsxsmaisssacrfssim OF I CARPETS, a UPHOLSTERY, ; j WALL PAPER, MMMMItll'"laaaalaMI"MI1111" AND Ucwcst Styles in Furniture? ED. D, CURTIS & CO. (II W. Galltck's Old Stand.) Have some elegaut designs in the above mentioned goods widen they will be pleased to show the public. Everything new and tasteful. Esxsse&msgmMmmmmammmmmmammm ,i BEEN OFFERED IN ASTORIA. I JJTQSS WOOO, - jTc' Drap D'Alm&s Wool Surrfthi, Satin Soltils, ' Etc. storta 'iy at Cbods. and line of Gents Furnishing Qoods eve itcwrar. -- t Lowest P Straw Hal and Fiexii Prince Albert! tne largest siock oi j Cloths and GENTS FURNISHL !.. Drawback Enfriej, Bills of Lading, Manifests, Etc. Legal Blanks. Mortgages, Warranty Bedi. AT The Astorian Office Any blank or form not la stock will W prlnted-to order. Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Beelpt Boka. Fish Talleys, Cards, Tags, and eeaaurebkl paper of all kinds printed to order at The Astorian Job Offlc. YOKES. "We have for sale ItlOZVKOE'S Celebrated Yk "Which are acknowledged by all Loggers be the BEST IN THE STATE. SVVARBANTED NOT TO CHECK. dwlm WILSON & FISHEB, Astoria., L. K G. SMITH, Importer and wholesale dealer Iu CIsars and Tebaeens, Bankers' ArtlelM, PlayJaz Cards. Cattery, 8i-t Uanery. Ete , The largest and finest stck of HZKR SCHAUM and AMBKit GOODS ia tl city. Particular attention paid to orders fre the country. Thko.BKACXEB, Msaafter. Ckeiiamus Street, Astoria. Oregos. FIRST QUALITY LUHBER. THK westpe: MILL COMPj IS LN THE FIELD AND PKOl "We will take orders for lussber to BOO M., at the mill or deuyerea. We also manufacture lath ami Al quality. ooring a Specii Addrws all orders wssttobt c 8,C,39KJ Blanks;! BMs ! 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