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Cil ASTORIA, OREGOX: THURSDAY.... AUGUST tl, 1BS3 -Olympia will soon have a national bank. Seattle aowspaper. is to have a German Leinenweber & Co.'s cannery at Hobsonvillo begins operations tomorrow. Gov. Xewell and daughter are in the city and will go to Ocean Park to-dav. There will be an adjourned meeting of the city council to-morrow evening. The Jeanit Landles arrived at Liverpool on the 29th 142 days from Astoria. The Idaho took on some cannery supplies for Chilcat yesterday and left out with a party of Alaska excursion ists. . Henry Ward "Beechcr will come westward via the N. P. R. R., and will probably lecture here about the 24th. m a "0. The British ship Rossdhu, Greenock, 1321, Fleming master, days from Port Chalmers, arrived in yesterday afternoon. ' The latest addition to J. V Case's bank is a handsome clock walnut case, bearing the legend ' Hansen, jeweler, Astoria." The Gnos in the uolico court for the month of July aggregated SI ,178; that is. the coin on hand at the close of the monthly "clean-up" is as above. The snrinklimr of the halls of justice with sawdust indicates the ap nroaeh of the Au2ust term of the circuit court, which begins next Mon day. Tho Stoiidard doesn't believe there has been an honest horse race run in this state for the last ten years. That is rough on the human race. The entrance to the new O. R. & N. dock will be opposite lot Ji, block 133, Shively's Astoria, between West Gth and West-7th streets, 410 feet east of the former entrance. Astoria's Growth. i Reports from Wells, Fargo's ex. preas office, from the postoffice and other sources, s1iott3 that Astoria's business is increasing at a rapid rate. Perhaps nothing illustrates the growth of the place as a port better than tho following: The receipts at the Custom House for the twelve months ending June GO, 1883, amounted to 100,001.97; the receipts for the preceding twelve mouths ?.irro"atcd 92,S29.7S. The Astoria Custom House turns in a net revenue to Vnsle Sam of over $100,- 0U0, and it is but pimple justico to the collector and his clerical force to say that its affairs arc so conducted as to leave no room for complaint. Railroad Earnings. The approximate gross earnings of the Northern Pacific Railroad com pany for the month of June were 788.700; road mile3, 1,701; corre sponding month of last year, 704,- G1G.C0, road miles 1,208; increase, 83,084.40, road miles -103. Twelve months this year, 7,912,42."; twelve months last year, 5,4o0,30."3 .rfi; in crease, 2,482.119.73. The earnings of the O. R. fc N. Co., for the first eleven months of the fiscal year were as follows: July 1 to April 30, S4,2in,310; net 2,059,SOG; equity. CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET. August Torn, 1883. State of Oregon vs. Peter Carlson : in dictment, assault with intent to kill. .State of Oregon vs. James Riley and A. P. Mordaunt: indictment, kidnap ping. Suite of Orogon-s. James Franklin ct al : indictment, kidnapping. State of Oregon vs. Joseph Hayes: held to answer. State of Oregon vs. Thomas Perra: held to answer. State of Oregon vs. John Jleneberg: held to answer. Stale of Oregon vs. John Brown: held to answer. .State of Oregon vs. Molhe iloran ct al; held to answer. State of Orciron vs. Ah Sing: held to answer. State of Oregon vs. Ldward Martin al : held to answer. State of Orecon v. liobert M?ymour held to answer. State of Oregon vs. Joseph hebo rt al ; held to answer. State of Oregon vs. J.ilutterfield: held to answer. State of Oregon vs. William Patterson et al: held to answer. State of Oregon vs. D. P. Salvailore et al : held to answer. State of Oregon vs. Charles Forrest: held to answer. State of Oregon vs. Joseph SatiYoucs: held to answer. State of Oregon vs. John Hooper: held to answer. State of Oregon vs. William Sheen: held to answer. State of Oregon vs. Cha. Anderson: held to answer. State of Oregon vs. Thomas Dubury: held to answer. M. J. Kinney vs. E. 1). lleatley et als: equity. James Cook vs. Isabella H. Cook: dl- 4 Vm P6sitive and Peremptory AUCTION SALE! 0. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHAjSDISE. I If 1 AL The Leading Dry Goods Clothing Souse of Astoria, or Dry Goods, By E. C. Gloffliig. FiirmiE M, Millinery, .CatC, LJLGE CXJS.T.SXN'S, I have just received a large consignment of Lace Curtains, and Curtain Materials, in the newest designs, and would invite an inspec tion from intending purchasers, confident that for rarity and Low Prices NO SUCH VALUE HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED IN ASTORIA. SiUss and Dress Goods, "We are showing on our Centre Counters a collection of the most elaborate and richest Goods ever shown in this City, AT REMARKABLE LOW PRICES. All Silk Rhadames, Drap D'Almas All Silk Poulards, "Wool Surrahs, All Silk Ottomans, Satin Soleils, Etc., Etc. vorce. Luke Taylor vs. Uriah Ilassell et al: AT earning, $2,273,003. Earnings for May, 1882, 8412,213; net, 201,705. Wait Till the Rain Comes. Ed. Astokian: If you will print an account or arren Oluey et al vs. V. E. Warren ? on u it v. Julia Bohnart vs. li. JJohnart: divorce. ! Ann It. Wilson ct al vs. rsaney eleu et al: equity. John D. Marshall vs. J. U. Stevenson: enuilv. Josepn nume vs. .i. u, r-ainowi ei ai: law. A. J. Cloutno vs. J.T. Mulkey: equity. A. W. Berry vs.G. W. Parker et al: rninf fr.;.-. in lk'ni n XV RT n't 1 WT'IYE eOUitV. : ; , L.AIary li, ana itoi matte firaiita m STYLE &c. print. I will stud it to A L you to The assistant chief engiueer of the Central Pacific Surveying Depart ment, with chief engineer Morris, of the Oregon railroad, has selected the point of junction for the road two miles south of the Oregon boundary in Siskiyou county. A noticeable feature in the pres ent salmon season 13 tho large size of the fish, not, alone during the great run of .Inly, but through tho season. An upriver cauncryman on comparing his fish tallies last Tuesday found that while he had packed G,500 more cases this season than last, he had onlv caught 300 more fish. Three youths stood leaning against ai fence j They were long in ears, but short of sense And they'said 'Haw-haw. ami ''That's immense." 1 Ac flii fnlfc wprt iui$cin? liv. . Laurilla: I They dialled the girts whom they never ! knew. To some they'd say: Dear, how d'ye do.'" To others, "Good evening unto you. Ami every one they'd guy. 'iris aml..tjiey dialled Tony McCue, the business mana ger of J. . and Uelene Uyrnes is in the city. They will appear in '-Comedy Twisters" at Occidental Hall next Monday and Tuesday evenings. Field left for Tilla- The figures we presented in Tues day's issue illustrate the importance of the salmon industry to Astoria, and the gradual concentration of the busi ness at this place. List season there were nineteen canneries, packing The A. B. mook yesterday morning. On her re- 341 400 cases, paying $014,520 to fi3h . -it 1' 1 H I turn sue win nave compneu wuu " ermen: this season there were twen- legal requirements, and will leave ty.fonr canneries, catching 410,000 again tor liiiamooic on aaturaay, tne aml payinR to fis'lernu.n Sl,- 4th inst. 09C.200. These figures apply exclu Yesterday was a dull, smoky sort slvely to Astoria. A large proportion of a day, neither fish nor flesh; a of the amount expended by the othe splendid day to catch trout, and evi- fourteen canneries on the river found dentlv a cood dav for collectors of bills judging from tho way the dollars rattled. its way to Astoria and accelerated business in various wavs. Salmon Shipments from Astoria to San Francisco. AUOC3T. The recent arrivals in tho river are unpleasantly detained. Their ranrnn srA fnr Pnrtland. but tllfi low , ton SO. Pt Adams :WK. White Star tro. water necessitates ngntorage ana tney na,i0llet & Co 22Ck Thomes & Knowles mut first obtain trovernmental rer- 3M. Total ..00t. mission to unload at Astoria. A .Smart ilan is one who does his work quickly and well. This is what Dr. It. V . Pierce a E. Wakeman el al vs. .1. M. Shivelv: equity. Charles liiorlinsr vs. Peter Mattsou: equitv. Warren Olneyctal vsJohu ILMoore: equity. Warren Olney et al vs. Astoria Pack ing Co.: equity. John Rkklell vs. W. li. Adair et al: equity. Isaac Bergman vs. P. H. Fox et al: equity. (). F. Day vs. Jaue J. Day: divorce. W. C. .Stevens vs. Mary N. Stevens: di vorce. MaryD. Kenlz vs. Christian Itentz: divorce. F. r. Knapp vs. IX. P. Knapp : divorce. Clara S. Gross vs. J. A. Gross: divorce. 3tary Worden vs. William Worden: divorce. Olivia Laurilla vs. John divorce. C. Lciuweber et al vs. C. G. Glass. Jn the matter of the general assign ment of T. Bailey. D. G. Ross vs. Hannah Ross: law. G. T. ifcCollund vs. J. T. lion-hers: law. Bigelow & Morris vs. J. K. Condit: law. J. C. Tntllinger vs.W. B. Ileadington: law. Goldsmith & Lowenburg vs. M. J. Kinnev: law. .1. M. Shlvely vs. Milton Elliott: law. (;. W. Wood ct al vs. Thos. Doig et al: equitv. A. M. Johnson & Co. vs. Alex Han sen etal: law. William Eberman vs. Parrot & Kin dred: law. Murphy, Grant & Co. vs. Prael Broth ers: law. Charles I lei I horn vs. Prael Brothers: law. Prael Brothers to I. W. Case: general assignment. A. P. Hotaling Co. vs. A. Guuler: law. Charles Wallman vs. Chris. Meader: law. A. V. Allen vs. Turin & Cronk: law. Pleckenstein Meyer vs. John Steph enson: law. Patsy S. Stark vs. Neil Campbell: law. s t, p the W.G.Rossvs. Jamas Feenan: law. Prt jJoys wiiiameue ji. cv: jj. v.u. ,t,'vith tlicir noss: iaw. nmsp AVetherbee it Thomes vs. Peter Sheriff Q'Neil's Bankrupt Store, Corner t'oiionmty atttt .llalu Mtreotn. This Afternoon From 2 to 4 o'clock, and in the evening from 7 to 9 o'clock, Continuing till Further Notice. STORE TO LET. SHOW GASES. ETC., FOR SALE, We are now showing the Largest and most Elegant Line of La -dies' Cloaks and Wraps ever brought to this City. Black Dolmans, Trimmed with Lace, Fringe, ami Gimp. Black Silk Dolmans, Lined and Trimmed with Guipure Lace and Gimp. Fine Brocaded Satin Dolmans, 4 Handsomely Trimmed with Chenille Fringe. Walking Jackets. Mantles, Ulsters and Dusters. Shetland Shawls, Evening Shawls, Wool Shawls, All Sizes and Colors. TACKLING TJJE ITROXfi MS. THE AMERICAN FLAG STILL WAVES! OVER "JEFFS," Ainl will cuiitmiitf to WAVE uutil ALL in tins housed html of Liberty are deprived or tin? ttgut u CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT We are showing, without doubt, the largest, and most complete stock of Mens', Youths', and Boys' Clothing ever brought to Astoria AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. Zaargost Stock, Finest Goods. and They ogled the such men As they thought not able to tackle them then. They were frisky as hoglets just out of their pen, And they laughed with aloud hee-haw When youths of a rustic aspect parsed, And looks of scorn on such men cast I '.l For theV nrided themselves on being oi 'fast, And far from being "green or -raw.' After !: o'clock midnight : then lie will sl-It-iitlv fold It up and depart for the Sacchar ina! Subsequently. JEFF. Lowest Prices in Astoria, G H. COOPER, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BUILDING, ASTORIA. FOR SALE, TX .McCIAKES ASTOltlA. LOTS C.7.8 they JL and u. hi blk 111 ; lots 0, T. 8 and 9, in blk (x. A. STINSON & CO.,' BLACKSM1THING, They insulted ladies who'd escorts none. They smirked at misses, ami thought it fun, And thev'd say. -Hovs. this one takes the lmn. When anything nice weut Uy. Any man who passed by himself, they'd dare To quiz with a humor so rich and rare, m jin. , 5ty. They were tnrec to one, .o iney uuun caro. AmHhat was the reason why. lots 4 and 5. in blk Ki ; lots 5 and C. In blk lot u. fn oik 120 ; lots zanu -i. m dik m ; lot . In blk 1S2 : lot 1. in blk 4 : cottage house and lot in blk 51 ; lot I. in blk 11 with all the Improvements. . . In Shivelv "sAstorln. lots 9 and 10. In blK rs : lot .". in blk 55 ; lots 5 and C iu blk 113. 7 blocks in Atlair s c:ist auuuion to upper storia. m-ai nUALITY LUMBER. !.: liter tin. ii1nii fnr tuiinl with moderate I means to build a home. UV lmvi uKo .i s-:icre Mock in Hustler & Aiken's, and farm and timber land adjacent At Capt. .Rogers old stand, corner of Casa anu uourt aireew. Ship and Cannery work. IIorseshoelnK. Wagons made and repaired. Good work guaranteed. y stood, three asinine yawps and idiot I'm one of the 1 Oregon: Ilapgood .TOO. Asloria200, "Marck: law. Cutting f00, Fisherman's :"00. Washing- T. A. McBride, DLsU Atfy vs. Bonds men aim reier uanson: law. Wctherbee & Thomes vs. A. apple: law. William iiowe vs. u. 11. iain: adv. Adams- law. 3rarv A. Kinsev vs. Bridget (J rant. P. A. Tntllinger et al vs. W. J. Barry: law. Attention is directed to tho of Or clinrch ParMi School The in , Tr v fi- V , LB Alex Cnint. Adm. of l'cter (;rant, de- of Urace church 1 ariBh bcliooi. ine "Golden Medical Discover" does as a cease,i Vs.W. D. Baker et al councilmen : select character of this school com- blood-puriher and strengthened it law. m.n. if. tn tl,n nttflntion nf mrenk arouses the torpid liver, nuriGes the Jaiufti Taylor vs. Margaret McCann: i j - v u-i a i blood, and is the best remedy for con- equity. given j advantages which are usually S0USnt 0f the lungs. at educational institutions situated elsowhore. sumption, which is scrfuhn disease A Sufrerer rom Rheumatism. Each said tn himself, boys, Wli.wi nln!i" 0:11111. :i Iniudv man He was biir. he was tallbut he said not a word As their very insulting rem irks he heard, But he stood still and scarcely stirred. And lie said: l think I'll tan You chaps: you arc young, but you need to be tauinit. And ves. I must lick you f certainly oubt. And just like a llush, and quicker than thought, He let out a blow from the shoulder. He let out another another one yet, Spiles for Sale. V have on band spiles In length? from 25 tu m font- -mil i-iii fiirnUli from nnp to 11 VO nonoauu- thoiLKiiml at Miort notice, at the marKet I,riw- Real INtate and Cotiuni.vdon llrokers, wk Genevieve street. IT PAYS TO TRADE YITH ME ! WHO? FRANK ELBERSON, WESTPORTjgeasjflojjaiery & Confectionery. MILL COMPANY ' WHY? Because my Goods are the Best, and Always Fresh. THE L. K. G. SMITH, Importer and wholesale dealer iu 'izjir niitt Tobarcos. Smokers' Artlrlc.t, I'layln varus, t uiiery, siu tionrrj'. Etc. The liinrest and flnlst stock ot MEEK- Sl'HAIIM and AMBER (!OODS In the city. l'artimlar attention paid to orders from the country. Tu 1:0. KUACKKR, Manager. CbeuaiiiiLs Street. Astoria. Oregon. IS IX THE FIELD AND TROrOSES TO remain. Vt'e will take orders for lumber from 100 to COO M.. at the mill or delivered. We also manufacture lath and shingles of Al quality. Flooring a Speoialty . Address all orders WESTFORT .MILL CO. S. C, BKXXKR, Sunt. Cakes Candies etc., furnishedfor "Wedding i parties, on short notice, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. I Cake ornamenting a specialty. Opposite x. W. JIunie's. I limped about for years with a Each blow hit a youth, and he'll never The Oregon went to sea yesterday with 5,006 cases salmon, and a large lot of fiahins boats and gear. Our California friends are the ones who are agitated about fall fishing this year. The c&nnerymen there say they are going to fiih on the Sacramento in spite of California statutes. In a row in Paul Puhr's ganib ling room on First and Alder streets, Portland at midnight last Tuesday, Win. Acock shot and killed Jas. Mor- ey. Acock was look-out in a faro game at the timo and after some talk between tho two shot Morey in the Waiter "VT:tiieI. nnlv to the Cosmopolitan lUtslauninl on Main street. Rooms to Kent. A pply at Mrs. P. .1. Goodman s. cane, and could not bend down with out excruciating pain. Inker's Gin- ticr Tonic ellected an actomshing cure i and keeps me well. It is infallible. M. (iiulfoyle, Bingham ton, i. i. A Original Story. The Oregon VhMtc of August 1th will contain the commencement of a splenuul serial story emitted .untie s Confession ; or, one Love and Another, written by George P. Wheeler of this nitv. Everv one should read it. The uregon I uiciic is puiuisneu weeKiy, and is only one dollar per year. The cheapest weekly on tne racutc coast. Send for it. A di tress F.. O. a ortox Ar to., .Salem. Oregon. I.oolc Here! You are out a treat, and don't you for- m-t it. if vou miss JEFF . Dinner every day f roni r to 8. Soups, fish, eight kinds ot meat, vegetables. pies,pmiuings, coi- fee, tea, wine, b. f . neer, or mine, win ner i5 cents. forcret The strength of the blow that the ran- irer ''let.1 Sliuuldhe live to be fifty years older. One vouth bounced rods o'er the fence hcliind. Another one Hew like a straw in the wind. The remains of the third one none can find. For he shot through the air like rocket. "Now that is the w:iy,"sai I tin; stranger man, "I like to do good whensoever L can." And behold. "Mr. J. L. Sullivan. Was the name on a card in his pocket. Cleaning Repairing. N SAT. CH EA V AND QUICK. BY GEORGE "LOVETT. Main Street, opjiositc N. LoebV. Notice. AXOTICE IS Postponetl. Owing to the great demand for Elec- I Know Whereof I Speak. For I have used it extensively. 1 re gard Parker's Ginger Tonic a most excellent remedy for kidney, lung .i i i. .i: i, i ;nrit... ;um bujumuu uuwuci ..... mHE BAKERY ON CH rates without intoxicating. J. iran- X foimerlv omed by hilos. Journal, Chicago, been bought by Cbas Kb Changed Hands. cis, P.eligio Philos. HE BAKERY ON CHEN AM I 'S STR EtrT, Clia?. uarow. nas erle. who will here after conduct It. head; he then walked to jail and gave trie Belts, Dr. Mitchell will remain un- rCT,1wlS'1 n,,nn1 r, 1C til Fridav, August r.d. Ca at Astor by that terrible couglu bhilousCuro himself up. Ttonse room 1C "e remedy for you. Sold liy WT. -11 House, room 10, miserable is . De is ood. Bread a Specialty. The public trade solicited. Cass street at the north intersee tion of Squemoqua is in a nice fix. Capt. Flavcl has relaid the street with planks and has done all that he can ment "oliee HEREBY OIVEN THAT tiiore will be sold to the hlchest bidder for c:ish in hand at tbe auction house of E. C Hidden, on Saturdav, August 11th, 1833. at 10 sto uVlock A. St.. the following described inerehandi.se seized for violation o? law, viz : 19 1 bs Smoklnc Tobacco, 1 1 Linen Handkerchiefs. 2 Silk Hunches Silk Cord, 1 Metallic Watch Chains. 11 Bottles Oil Peppermint, I Cold Watch. 1 Cilt Chain. .1. D. MERRYMAN, Collector of Customs. Astoria, Oregon, .luly iMth, 1833. eT-1t Haruiare and Ship Clanftlery. A. VAN DUSEN & CO.. DKAI.KIl.S IK OCCIDENT STOBE. ITEW G002DS! New Styles in Hats! line Clolni aift (rents' nrnisMnrr (Ms Received at the Occident Store. Largest Stock and Finest Goods D. A. McINTOSH, J T2ie Xieading I TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER and GENTS KUKJNJbUliiK. M a. - si- ; I meats, veerctabies. Die. UUj " akar j,Iass & s?F. Deer, French Claret, lea or i:.... I wt?wlMmi llfllTSTfl everv itav at3 o cloeK. ine oesio ceni dioou. iu icaiuiu mc uiuuu meal in town; soup, fish, seven kuiusoi healthy state use JJrown s iron ters. Nnlir.p. Ill health generally comes irom . . . nK . VKI frrmv iiki.ii 4 OUt PUnrllo-u lack of the proper life forces in the X ",n Monday, the 13th day ol Augujt. ndfUWdrc dliu uiii-j uimuuicij, to a .atiue n..- n:, n.M.nr ))ud(linfi, etc. A a constant danger after dar. The coffee included. All who have tried Miwl nfainn nn tliA nbvnV ftlinw trViprtt I him say leff IS the "liOSS. some poor tellow was tnppea yester- For aXcat Fitting Boot day morning. Tho barricade is U6t Or Shoe, go to P. J. Goodmans, on Che- t.-:! - u i i, nn n,Q t,:n i iuuiiu.s Mrcei. nr.i uwi w x. h.ic. aigu euuuBu w " A11 00(ls nfthc bpst .-. oI1(i cuaran- teed quality. A full stock ; new goods constantly arnvinsr. Custom work. -D. P. Thompson has a torce ot men at work on the other side of -i:t li. for the purpose of electing a Chief En- J-u'" L'ineer and two Assistant Engineers of tin Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Rem edy. Price 50 cents Masai Injector free. J? or sale oy w. Ji. uement. Astoria Fire Department, according to ir d nance 212 ol tne uiy m awona. Attest C. .I.TUENCIIAltD. President lloanl of Delegates A. F. D A. A, Cl.EVEIiAN It, See'y A. F. D 2Sld Have Wistars balsam ot wild cherry erv famtlv needs. Toncne Point, digging trenches and always at hand. It cures coughs, colds, m nevcr fails Ut satisfy, luujjucxumi, fab , bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, in- J laying pipe. . " -" V "l,u' "AA.a' .SS' i -Croun. Whooninff Cough nieces of pipe in a fair-to-nuddlmg "h "i- -..u, & - lm'mediatciy relieved by O.K. & uure. ooia oy v. x jjkuicuu tiSSS$? HOUSE, SICN, AHD CARRIAGE guaranteed to cure you. dohi oy u . Dement A dressing to beautify gray hair ev- Paper Hanging, Kalsomining, Etc.. PAINTING. condition from the burned N. dock, and with tho assistance of a little tar is putting them in trim. The St. Lucie, which is liable to drop in from New York any day now, has 24G tons of water pipe on top of her other cargo and will discharge the lot at Astoria. Two splendid pianos were received of. fJnstav Hansen's vesterdav. Call around and see them. They are of ex quisite tone and hnisu. Rogers Bros, plated ware and Wbst- ennuim cunery ai juruun x. uiuium nefmore. All the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest pertumery, ami louet aructes, eic can be bought at tne lowest prices at j. . Conn's drug store, opposite OciVmi hctel, Astoria. Kor the eenulne J. II. Culler old Bosirbon. and the best of wines, liquors and San Francisco beer, call at the Gem opposite the bell tower, ami see uamp-bell. Ttoseoe Dixon's new eating house i Is now open. Everj'thing has been fit ted tip in first-class style, and his well known reputation as a caterer assures all who like good things to eat that at his place tbev can be accommodated. Parker's flair Bal- and Bron Shiloh's Shiloh's Cough ana Consumption Cure is sold by ns on guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by W. E. Dement That Hacking Cough can be so quicklv cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it Sold by W. 32. Dement And all kinds of work-in my line done in a prompt and saiisiaciory manner. E3?-Shop next east ot firace citurcii. E. K. CIIIP.1IAX. PLUMBING, Gas and Steam Fitting TvON'E BY RUDDOCK & WUKELEi:. AT I I rir rtifM- Vlso a complete stock of goods In our line. Estimates given and I Cassstreet. hi rear of I O O F Iniilding. next to Gas Co's offlce. Pure Oil. Bright Varnish, Binnacle Oil. Cotton Canvas, Hemp Sail Twine. Cotton Sail Twine, Lard Oil. Wrought Iron Spikes, Galvanized Cut Nails. ricultural Implements, Sewing I?lacliliis. Paints ami Oils. Groceries, etc. SOLID GOLD JEWELRY, Scarf Pins. Chains, Watches, ! -Shiloh's Vitamer is what you need OYSTER AHD COFFEE HOUSE, sxj-tte: WARES, for Constinalion. .Loss of Annettte. Diz ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. mce io ana 7;i cents per uouie. by W. E. Dement. Sfe Frank Fabre Kor lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25 cents. For sale by TV. E. Dement lias re-opeued in the Odd Fellows Untitl ing : Entrance on Cass street. Ice Cream, ice. Etc, Of every description. The finest stock or Jewelry In Astoria. J-All goods warrantedasrepresented GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER. 8 11 bd 2 ui I Ml85 Si ! R a t! ' Zil "g je cc I W S j viB i -f 45 Ed. D. CnrtU & Co. I SGarpets, Wottrj UNSUItPASSED IN STYLE AND FINISH. NEY FURNITURE, A COMPLETE STOCK. S. B. CROW, PHOTOGRAPHER, Comer Benton and Squemoqua Streets, East of the Court House. Astoria. - - - - OrKOH.
