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ASTORIA, OHEGOX:
S ATDim A YZ..."T. AUG UST 11. 1
COMHEBCEWID TRADE.
FORT OF ASTORIA.
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State of California, as nrbaer. i i' Aacw 1"
VESSELS -V TWff I'KK.
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Harrf Morse. Aw f
trapt-rial. Am t ItrM-. Am
Than. Am Indiana. Am p.
GWberrie.Itrbk Vm UtUV. Amsp
Mre S.Sonth&nl. Abv 'olra.
Ui w Nitti. ICr hp Kale lr rr. Hr bk
Aberlemno. Br lk Gnsmere. Kr i
Tain 0Nttantr, Ot-iid. Krtp
Red Cros. Atn f l :rrw W mmUw.AiuMc
ItiWHrchlre. Hr 1A
I'miri Vort'is. Zrty. f:
the
Cilutiilua Kitcr
Uarcany. lir .p Ajrtil 23 Ctjaio
iHenirfclt. lir p May 14 London
llaiifftiMr?. Itr M; April i mh4h
lHfotsn. Hr Ijverpeal Mar U
Oltj- ef MadrM. I$r sp Mar S OhU
Ofcasca. lir 1 Liverpool March 9
Jalrnmr, Krsii .mdm AinilST
DavfiiUy. Itr lik XewomUe K i W
!Jl;4atft. Itr lik Uvrpeot JiO
Wery Cross. Ir p Sidney
Oleniteris. lir bk April tS Car4it!
C'iiran, Itr bk April 36 Louden
Harry Bailey. Brbk Bueno Arm
Ittoireen. Itr sp HO! Orcewnet. Jwm2 -1fabMc.
Itr Wj (inoAek May M
Isle (tf Anct,ea. Hr Mc May 5 i.iyrinwd
Janet McXeil, Br bk .Turn-13 CrhMamr
Kaiunila, Br ap Lomlec April 7
Lake ICric. Brsti l.ondtwi AprM S
Malfci;at, I'r bk Liverpool Map St
Xairnshirr, Br sp Gtoqgetv .Mnrofc St
Oban Bar. Br 14: Mar St Claw
Oakvtwtlt. Br ap l . lt 30 Lomlmt
Olwfn. Br bk Mii'I ,lxme
Obtwa, Br p Loud wo Jwm- W
Portland Llaydit. Am p Htmjjnriitm Mar St
l!esdlta. lir aft lwt Ohalwcrx Mw II
Star of Erin. Br t-p IJlaa Jwm It
Spirit f H! Uiua, Br bk May L Jim
3tetife4i Tar. Br bk Liverpool. March It
Slitwir. Br 1 Xrweaetir Marrh "I
WicUBakir. Br bk Mkcikco Vtareh W
I'voiu Aicr!faM r,avs-.
Morom. A hi kj N V
.Mt Vai4HUKia. Am H AVw Vtrri. Airil i.'
W W WaU. Am lk r.'rw wk May 12
ea Kitifi. Am X V J!y 4
St. LHeb. p Xw Vork Xarch 1 1
Sevorrfnw of the Ate Y Kew Vork Jtute t
THSio K Starlmct. Am X V .law 21
TIDE TAIJL12 FOK ASTOKIA
FTrtil JsWcs ul t'Ml'd Stoic Oosett r-.i:tvi"j
HSub Water
Low M'liat.
Dt. A. N.
4. w.
1 4S 1 3 11 r
io r, -tr, r 2Si
....
.li 17 -
11 ! i i; I7L.
12 T 47 7 1IS
1 8 1 8 IS
H ,r 11 12!..
IB 11 - It) tj..
ic ii rs .n
17 0 11 57..
is - i ai...
... (Mi: 05
... l jc i m
... 2 K 2 at
.. 3 sr. 31
... ! 3 4 14
... ,r 4 f. IB
... r, 37 S 1
... 7 7 (
CoIsiauLi II.vqi srporia.
auirxKxrs roRKic;?.'.
KHCM'ITUIJV'i !"V AXUAltV 18S.
al;7 Sms. wlKut s .Tor.iO
bWs IWHtr. 257.17S
Total, S cartas
PlCRKITAltV.
W'hmi. im.m 1ms., xi&m
Flour, iS.iwbWs.,
.... 144,8
Tot ft!, tattooes $ 323,'??1
MAKCJI.
Wheat (lfl7.r,3; bwHk) M.TSa
Flouri.flS.l4l Mils) .fSM.WT
Huliiutn (ifiO!; chu.s-) IXMm
l.umlHJr (WJ1 )
Total (S cargoes)
Aruir-
Flotir, Sl.sm)Ms
lAtmbcr, 76 AJ
Totnl, 3 cttrgocs
AV.
Flour .?. lrtrts
Wlioat 4U,t!rj 1ih
Total, (1 cargo).
Flour. 9ll ltblR
Snliuou, K7.7S8 es.
lit,654
C 17.KS1
... fitt.WC
...S777
? 4,07
lSK.wtr.
Totitl, (l cargo) iisja5
.U'LY.
Flour. 1,31 bWs $ 7,873
Sitlinoii, 118522 t-s.. Wl.tile
Total, (2 eargos)..
Domestic Bsports.
Tho rccripls of ccrlain articles of Or-Son-
inodtu'c, at .San Francisco, from
.lauunry 1, 18s:, lo August ll, inclu
sive, have been as follows:
Flour, qr j-ks 210.059
Wheat, ctls 21,2
Oats, ctls JB.fciS
S;i1 moil, blris 5.V?
hi l)h)n C3C
es 143.W
lkf;s - 45
Aliplus, Jtipe, bxs . S"0)
ituiicr. )kcs .... 101
rotatoes. slcs 2S.no
Wool, bales a,W
Hides. 2Co . ......... ........ J,ttsr.
iiuiow. iuc;s............................ 71
Heef, bbls s
Hay. bales 23
Quicksilver, llasks 132
iTtnt, Uried, pkus... ti.th'
I-eailier. pks 73S
Hops, bales... 4Wft
llatns, t)kiis ...
Cheese, cs 26
lax Seed, sks l,l8
uorn. cits 11
Canned Coods, cs .. 731
Lard, nfcts? . fl
B:ico)), cs......
Common Council.
Regular nicotines socond and fourth Tuot
day wvenincs of each month, at IV, o'clock
cr Persons desiring to havo matters acted
upon by tbo Council, at any regular meotin
must nrescnt the saino to tho Auditor :m
Clork on or boforo tho Friday ovontnp orior
to the Tuosday on which tho Council holds iti
rezular mootmKs. THUS. S. .1 Kw KTT.
Auditor and Clork
Astoria Lodge Wo. 40. L O. G.I.
Kecular Jlcctinc every Tuofday Evening
at 7 o'clock, at Pythian Hall, Aftoria. Moin
bers of the Order, in cood ptandinc. are invit.
ed to attend. Degree meeting 1st Monday of
each month. Uy order W. C. '
TemploLiOdfTQ. isjo. 7 A.F.A. M.
Hecular Communications Drat Rndftr
third Tueslays in each month, at7'i V
o'clock, r. it., at tho Hull in Astoria.
Aleicbcrs of tho Order, in pood standing, are
invited to attend. JJr ordci of the V. M.
American Leffion of Honor.
ltCKtilar ineetlne 01 Astoria Council No. 99.7
is held on the first and third Saturday of
eoeh iiionth. at 7 o'clock 1:
Uy order of Council Coienmmlcr.
It. V Montkith, Sec'ty.
SOLID GOLD
JEWELRY
Scarf Pins. Chains. Watches
Of every description.
The finest stock of Jewelry In Astoria.
C&AU Roods warrantedasreprescnted
: rGUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER.
Shiloh's Catarrh llemedy a bost
jtivti cure for Catarrh. Diutheria and
. Canker Jdoulb. Sold by W. . Dement
io vigorously push a business,
sireagth to study a profession,
strength io regulate a household,
strength to do a day's labor with
out physical pain. AH this repre
sents what is wanted, in the often
heard expression, " Oh ! I wish I
had the strength!" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth liv
ing, you can be relieved and re
stored lo robust health and strength
by taking BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS, which is a true tonic a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
501 X. Frcraor St., Baltimore
Daring the war I was in
jured in the stomach by a piece
of a shell, and liavc swlTcrcd
from it ever since About fob r
years ago it trough on para!) -hs,
which kept nic in bed six
months, and tle best doctors
in the city said I could nol
live. I suffered fearfully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not cat solid food
ami for a large portion of the
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourishment. I tried
Urown's IronBtttersand now
after taking two bottles 1 r.m
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving.
G. Decker.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
fndigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Yeakness and all diseases requir
ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic
tonic. It enriches the blood, give
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerves.
31 ARRETS.
CENTRAL MARKET.
tteueml assortment of tttWestttok coconut fy
on Hand, such as
Canned Fruits and Jelly,
3acGii; Hams, Shoulders, Lard.
resb Fruits and VegetsblsSj
FISH. POULTRY A3CI GAttt
in the season.
Best r IVJSUy A?sl I.UIVOK.
All cheat fr CASH, floods sold on cwin
mi OlfWMt e 1. w . Case store.
J. ltOlXiKKH.
WasMngton Sarket
Main $ire&(, - - Astoria Orcgor
BERGMAN 0 BEIilt Y
T HfiPfYrrKTlT.T.Y "ALL TIIR ATT1M
1 tion of the rublic to tho fact that the
above Aarket Kill alK&ys m widid vrite a
FULL YARIETy BEST QUALITY
FRESH AND CURED Hi EATS !
hioh will boeld at lovraai raXc. -rrivoleMlc
and rotail. Special attestion rives te wwlj-
LOOK HESE !
We rMuieetfullv inform the nnhlie that we
vili always keep on hand the iiest quality of
FresK and CurGd Meats
Choice Family Groceries.
Fresh Fruits, VegetaWe, Crockery and
Slilns. Hotels and Roatdimr Houses sun
plied on lihentl terms.
A share of the public natronace is rosnect-
fnlly solicited.
dtf, WARREN & THOMPSON.
STAR MARKET.
WH13RRY &' COHPAPJY,
Fresli and Cured Moats,
FHUTS, BUTTER, and EGGS.
OITOSITE OCCIDENT HOTEL,
CKEXASIVS Street, Astoria, Or
ASTOKIA J&'IKE IKAltT3i:XT
W. J. RARRY Chief Enpiweer
F. P. HICKS 1st Asst. Engineer
J. . CHARTERS l Asst. Emnneer
B0A11D 0FDELKATJ35.-Ketalamieet-iugrouith
MwMlay in uaoh MHth.at 7 -J
v. M., at hall of Astoria ISngine Cpttinany
No. 1.
Oi'i'ifRus. C. J. Trciehanl. PrcSkieut;
A. A. Cleveland, Seeroturj; iU Parker,
Treasurer.
Dklkoatrs. L.1L SeHc, C. .I.TrtSMehard,
Chas. Stickles, of AMorla linpniB Go. No. 1 :
Wm.MeConnlc F. I. Parker, H. V. Prael,
if Rescue Engine Co. No. 2: El.l). Curtis.
V. .. Taylor. A. W. Rerrj of Alert JIo ami
IjidderCo.Jo. 1.
ASTOllIA. EXG12TE COST PATSY JT. 1-.
Regular meoting first Monday in each
month.
OmcKlts. W. W. Parker. PrAshlmir- 1.
E. Solig, Secrctarj'; Win. Rock. Treasurer :
S. . Inealls. Foreman : Chas. wHllmaii. 1st
Aiisr. Foreman ; Henry Miller, 2d AaW.' Fore
man.
RESCUE EXGIXE COMPAXY A'. f.
itegniar meeting nrst Monday In each
IllOlllll.
Oi'1jcbi:s.-C. W. Fulton. President iM. V.
rraol. Secretary ; J. D. Merrj'tnan, AsVt
Secretary : F.'Ifc Parker. Treasurer F. U
Parker. Foreman : 11. F. Prael, lt Asst.
l oieiaan; .i:uties nare. 'M assu l oresnan.
ALERT llOUKAXD LADDER Co. Xo. 1.
IJegnlar meeting second .iMouday in each
IIIUIIUI.
Ofkickus. J. O. Rozortb. Rresldeiit : C,
Brown. Socreuin : J. Tuttle. Treasurer : F.
B. Elbcrson. Foreman : -V. JY. Fcrgnson. 1st
Asst. Foreman ; J. w. Pcrchen, 2l Asst.
foreman.
Tho Itev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bour-
uon, xnu says: "jiotn mjeit ana wue
owe our lives toanir.ou's uonsumption
umtE.a ssold hy ay. 11. Dement.
All Szemptory Michigan tier.
Cold water, Mich., boasts, or did
boast, the jvoss ession of a rara art's
in Uk! person of Rev. Allen Tib
betts, wlio went to that stntc in
1824, and to Coldwaasr in 1S31,
preaching the first sermon ever
preached there in July of that
year, at his own residence. In his
77th year he narrated the lollow-
j ing synopsis of his life:
KT never swore sn outli, or took
a chew 01 ioimcco, or sinoueo a
whole cigttr. T never bought or
!:! a drink of whisky at brandy
fur mys-lf. I ?rer m-d or
carriad a bt'4 1 never owned n
kile"6r pla-ytnl a jpim' of itmrfjies.
In traveling ovir J00,0X miles by
public conveyauc, 1 nevr met
with an accident, r was n single
moment too lute when it depended
on my own exertions. I never
sung a song, or played a game of
checkers, billiards or croquet, or
any game ot enrds. I never
skated a rod, or struck a man a
blow with my fist. T rim repeat
more of the Bible than any mnn
living of whom 1 liavv any knowl
edge. 1 have given instruction to
more than 200.000 pupils. I am
the only man alive of the persons
wlio composed the first church in
this city and county. I have giv
en away more real estate in this
ciiv (Coldwator) than all its other
inhabitants. 1 preached for fif
teen 3'ears, al imvele'. more than
500 miles attending funera:s;j
all the salary J ever received;
was a pouiul of tea. worth o
eenls."
A . pa pan- in publishing the
above, added: ""We cannot im
agine just what his weakness is,
but are ready lo bet that he is a
terror in his line.1'
it will lie noticed that he said
nothing ;:bout the sisters of the
church. Perltaps but no; he
should not be wronged b' such 11
thought. Perhaps boric -racing or
base ball was his specially. The
old gent couldn't have been much
of a boy, not to play marbles, fly
kites, skate or sing, and really
sltould have mentioned some rec
reation titat he did indulsrc in.
JLast winter when it was discov
ered hops were scarce, the specu
lators at once formed a corner in
the article, which scut it up from
20 and 30 oenis to $1 50 per pound.
Br.ewcrs were compelled to ad
vance the price of beer in conse
quence. The increase in tho- hop
crop this 3'ear has caused the !xt
toin to drop out of the speculation.
The very best of hops are now
quoted in the eastern markets at
25 and 2S cents. .So there is a
strong probability that those who
held too long arc "out and injured."
"Right royally did 1 have the
rheumatism and I suffered dread
fully,5' said Dan Kmmctt of Lea
vitt's Giffantean Minstrels; "St.
Jacobs Oil, however, cured me
completely, as any one can learn
by addressing me caro New York
ClipjHi'.'
MAGNUS G. OROSBT.
Dealer in
xiiii, m
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
PLUMBERS AKD STEAM FITTER?
Goods and Tools,
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IROH TIN AND COPPER.
Caaijerj aafl Jlsliermens Supplies
Staves, Tin Ware and Kouss
Furnishing Goods.
JOBBING .V SHEET IRON, TIN, COP
PER PLUMBING cuh! STEAM FITTING
Done with neatness and dispatch.
None but Jlrst oiass workmen employed.
A largo assortment of
SOALBP
Constantly on hand
Gas and Steam Fitting
DOXERY RUDDOCK & WHEELER. AT
fair rates. Also :i compete xtoek of
KiKHts in our uoe. intimates given aim
work xiiarantecd.
Cass st 1 r. in rear of J O O F building,
nexi 10 uas uos oiilce.
HOUSE, SIGH, AND CARRIAGE
Papsr Hanging, Kalsomining, Etc..
AimI all kinds of work in my line done in a
pivni anu sausiacjory manner.
dr-Shop next cast of Grace Church.
r. y.. ci! 1 rot as.
Gleaning Repairing.
NEAT, CHEAP AND QUICK. BY
GEORGE LOVETT.
Main Street, opposite isT. Loeb's.
Wonderful Cure or a Lid 12 years
old, -jyIio fur S years, from the
lop of his head to ltis ankles,
was one 3iass of Scabs.
Mv aox, a lad twelve years of age. was af
flicted with the worst form of Ivciewa. for a
iterhxl of eiet year. So virulent as it that
front the Uh of his head to within a law ineh
eeefhi ankles he as one ma of wabv.
which renued to yield to any treatment that
wa attempted. Kvcry remedy that was sas
xeted br friood or phy.'icians wa triel in
vain. Allopathy, homeopathy, herbs, roots,
ralt-water bath?, flaxseed ioulties. $oai.
ointment.', and in short everything that eoht
be done to eradicate the disorder sceiaed only
to acmvato it, ami the child'? life boeaaae a
Imrden to him. and the expense of th rari
oas experiment was a constant drain apon
ourreiourcLS.
My wife reading the a Jvertfceraent of the
LtrricrRA KisnMtsinoro of the uly r
Item. resilril ta inaca ana mn- si'ivd at
a care. iThe dbease wr now encrotiehin; j
HlHin his face, and seemed iiieaiahle 1 wive
a reluctant consent to tbc iroial aad an
iniert insr wa mjurui. Willi a hihow iimy pny- :
-ieianofXew York, who inUoa nhm! tW
ouch examination of the case, and .;omtl
a cure without the leas-t he.-ii:'tin hr the uso
of your t'rri tlt.v ItKMi.oi' s. In use wc:k
there was 9 marked change: the raw and an
gry sores began to ktow pale -nd atons the
outer Iros sealed off, and time wwre on
they began to diiappcer entirely, aatil at
the present writinz the only vertie i- one
stnall ot upon the forearm, fa reel y viible
ami fat disaiipearinp.
Thus after tiiht years of expense ami anx
iety, we havo the inter.se atifaetRH of yee
ine the child':? skin a fair and smooth as it
was before this dreadful rutaaevui diiortler
attaeked liiiu.
Sincerely your?.
CHAS. EAYKK llIXKI.rt
'219 Fairmoi nt Atk..
JKKSKV ClTV llKlGtlTS, N. J.
Cuildhooo and youth are the pdritnLs when
.ueh diseases yiold most readily to tlioM un
failing Sk'anl J'.IikhI Ppecities, Cc nri'KA
Kesoi.vt, the newltlotxl I'urifier. and t'tr
thte and IVrkTSA -i..r the areat Skin
Cures, l'ric of irnixu.., smiill Wte. et.
lHr!clox, tl."0 CtTlititv ltU".T 61.U
ler Lk-uIc. Cf.u l-ka oa.. - ct. : Citiit
kv Shavixb to.vr. l"cUv sold by all ilnt;it--'.
Potter Drug and. Chem. Co., Boston.
COMPLETE TREATMSffiT $!
A fincle ke of Sanrortij ilnir:it
f'uro instantly rcliev- tbo int violent
neeuncor UeadCohL.t Icar.tne lt.-ad as uy
masic. sto3 watery di.enar?c.- tmm in Ae 1
ana l.ye?, prevents KtnKtns aoics :n imi
Hea.l. cure? Norvou llealaehe. ami SuUIhm I
Chills and Fever. In Chronte Catarrh it j
cleanes the na.al parxsces of fml mhhh. re- 1
ftoros She eno of smell. ate. ami hcartns !
when affected, fre.- the head. thrat. ami
inronehial tubes of offensive matter. sweions
and inn ifice; the breath. Mop the coukIi ami
arrests the progress of Catarrh towards Con
sumption, One bottle Railieal Care, one box Catirrhal
Solvent ami Santbrd's inhaler, all in one
package, of all drussirt? for SI, As-k for S x-
lOSP'i UAPK'AL Cl'K!-. loTfL.I Dev.: A-sn
Cl! "J. Co.. lkSTt.
WA1 1 IKfOi For the relief and provon-CVJUt-IJVo'
lion, tin-Ir.slant it I
nnlT4ifi7 ..... .f 1,1..
l Pnluttitis.n Itvcuuwia l.tv-
! VSv" cr Complaint, RiliousFever.
' V .uaiariaami z.!nieiiiHn.use
e'l r'cTRI c V WnsScrian Klrc-
j5iV,c ,r,c Ka"fJ" eonthinl
rL. A STEtV with a 1'oroa i'licter'and
lancu At pam. ". everwheie.
Bfmf Jll,rJl iidiieim7l"lUrf
AD I Ilusmirs. Ronsli. Chapin'tt
DCAHTfClD or lln'asv skm. Nettle
DCAU I iHCn Ra-h. Pimph-s. and Skm
ivIciuiMk s, ffTiifKA Soap, an r
iitiili skix P.KAi TiKiKir.aiMl Toilft. Itath.
and titM-ry Sanative. Fraeraut with deli
cious flowor iMlor and Culicura balsams.
AlMluli-lv pure: hiuhlv inedh-inal. In-
1 dotsctl by phh'iaHs; pn-fernnl by tlte elite.
Sales ia ll rf:id 11.C JC) eak-
Aim
SHE OF THE OLDEST AND KOST r.EUABU
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
THE CURE OF
C'ouglis, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronciiitis,
laifiuenza, Asthma,
Whooping Congh,
Croup, and
Every affection of tbo
FHROAT, LUNGS fiND CHEST,
includinrr
OOS.SUMPT8QW,
A WELL-KKOWH PHYSICIAfl WRITES:
" It does cot dry up a cough, and leave the cjm&i
tdiind, as is the esse witlt most preparations, bu
bsens it, cleanses the lungs and allays irrhatioa.
thus removing the cause of corn plaint."
2JO NOT BE DECEIVD by ankles beat
ag similar cases. Be sure you get
DH. VISTAR'S BALSAU OF WILD CHERRY,
vhh the signature of " I. BUTTS " on the wrapper
SO Cents and S1.00 n liotUe.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLK & SONS, Ho
"Si.Mass. ScldbvdrursKasddslcrsccaeraS'
Hants! Blanks !
Drawback Entries.
Bills of Lading,
Manifests, Etc.
Legal Blanks.
Mortgages, "Warranty Deods.
AT
The Astorian Oi
ice
Any blank or form not in stock will le
printed to order.
Rill Heads. Letter Heads. Receipt Rooks.
Flrtlt Tallevs. Canls. Tac5. and wminwclal
jKijierof all kinds printed to order at
The Astorian Joh Office.
THE LATEST STYLES
IN
WALL PAPER
AT
B. S. FRANKLSN'S,
NEXT DOOR TO ASTORIAN OFFICE.
A vrj lan;c Stock from which to select.
Window curtains mndc to order.
ESfMy patent Trimmer tocut Wall Paper
win lie louuu eonvcineni in my patrons.
v NvW,iA0'r;,haa. Sciatica. Omah.s
NW'VV Cold. Weak Rack' Stomach
. fT- k and Rowels. Shootine I'ains.
SHIPPING NOTICES.
Columbia Transportation Co.
for po5tlaks-
(FAST TIMK.
TtH iiHtUir steamer
FLEETWOOD,
WhUh has been rettlll f- tite eowfoit of
r n.-f!i?er win leave mshw ana
FUner. dock every
Mordaif, Ymnesday met Friday at 6
A.M. arriving mt PvrUarM at 1 P. M.
iretismii" lws I'ortlniMl every
T:---.U.KA iituJ Thursdays at 6 A. M.
Afthnrng at Astoria all P. X.
An Kiidittena! trl will be wade on
SuHu'au of each Vfeek,
I ravine Pirrttaut al ii nIi'k
aw4ftv Morniiiir.
..... .. ... i;uinMi
1" r.ei Uy I Wh roKt. oeyt at Kalawa
I'resMlent.
Astoria afid Portland.
Str. WESTPOBT,
K. II SMKKMAN". - MASTKU
Will nak- rejsnlar tritw to i'irtland ami
Alo.ia. la-.hts ItnmHl's Uoek, fMt of Mor
: l)rtl:tt'd. at fi a 3t . Saturdays.
will l.-ave Wiben & i'Tsher'a awk.
A!'!!U. it a. 3a. 'i liiirMluv-t.
f-l .,..1,1 t.riU-.i rwMooalrte rates.
1 RELIC."
WILLMAKK"
1'OI.IjOV
ncirs as
'S :
I -
To YOrNUSKI VKK. Mondavi. WedneMlax :
ami Snlurlas.
Speetal tri as reijuhrd.
Will WHmu & PSherc wharf at
a t-Viork sharp , eawti montlmj:.
I.XWIS . flAAVKN.
LljHr Aatoria. Master.
BE&EAR SKAI PACKET.
"Daisy." and Barge.
Will leave Astori.:. fnnn Gray. Dclc,
i"rO'tey. ami I frail of Ymmcs River.
j lally. at s A. M., i'xeei Wednesdays awl
itetnriiing an:e drw. .
For Ijutftiues on lj'wis ft nark's River.
On WeiJKriKtnjs, :1 S A. 35.,
Kt liming mine day.
inrFor Freteht or lni;e. amtfy on lKrd,
or at Cray's- iHn'k, where Freight will be re-
reii a;m Morett. n ncessar
J. II. D. GRAY.
Steamer TG8f MORRIS.
. j.-.-, ,. this ?;::tv
mid Favorite i:o:it
TS NOW READY FOR BUSINESS AND
i can lie ehartered for exrursion.s, 3jee!:U
!rties. ete.. at Tensonall rates. A pi-oeral
steamttoatiug business transacted.
V.IIOKLLINi J. Master.
"Ther Is a tide in the affairs of men
Which, if taken at the flood,
UaK on !o Kortnne.' Shaktpere.
Bo Yon Want
TO SECURE
A COMPETENCY ?
IF SO
INVB ST
YGUR
Mns Earnims
IN
EEAL ESTATE
THAT
TO
DohDIb in Value !
IN
A YERT SHOUT TIMS.
Terminus Aiitiou to Allra.
This addition commences only
five blocks from the O. R. & N.
Co.'s extensive improvements, and
immediately adjoins the Mammoth
Flouring Mills to be erected by
Sibson, Church & Co. Immense
works arc now going on right in
front of it, and there will be at
least four hundred thousand dol
lars spent on them this summer
and fall. The whole place is al
most level as a table, high and
sightly, and as before stated, close
up to the property on which Mr.
Villard is inaugurating immense
works of all kinds. The lots are
all full size, 50x100 feet each, and
range in price from 200 to $350
according to location.
Terms of sale: One-third cash,
and balance in easy monthly or
quarterly payments, without in
terest. Discount made lor all cash
Plats may be seen and anv
further particulars obtained on
application to
E. C. HOLDEN,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Ac't,
To Whom it May Concern.
"MTHEREAS. MY WIFE. XT ATT If? V
1 Hutching has lelt my bed anil board
without just cause or provocation, this Is tn
caution all persons from harboring or trust
ing nrr. ax 1 win pay 110 niiisoi tier contract
ing aiier mis uate.
THOMAS E. IICTCHINGS,
Rnapoton, TV. T. August 1. iskj.
Notice.
TOKTT1TER THE UNDERSIGNED AGENT
ot consignees, or the captain of the Rrit
Ish lhirntic Olonborvle. of Glasgow will be
responsible for any debts contracted by any
hi uicuch wiuistat mis porr.
P. L. CHERRY.
7-1 wk Agent for 11. c. JANION & CO
TRANSPOPvTATION LIKES.
i 0:1..,,, 7. T,.:i:-
UJ tJljUlJ fid!lay IX Hdviuauuu
- . I
tTOJll'k a .
it'KAJT JlTaaiOX.
Cn and After April 1st, (883,
Ocean Steamers will sail from Snn Fran-
IVing Spear TTwlorf San FrancLseofat
.IVt8 AlRsworth Uock' V0I"m
, , . ,
sold to alt pnnclpa
.tates, Canada and
TliTonitli Tifket
cities In the United States
Enrore.
River and Rail Division.
Cn and after July 22d, 1833.
RAIL DIVISION.
I'aMsenieer Trains leave Fortlatul for East
ern points, at ziiv a. m.. ttauy.
i::VXU IV!S:o.V OZitlille Colmnbta).
Itoatn leave 1'ortlaiid for Dalles at 7:00
Mm
Leave l'ort-i i I I 1 I
land for IMhhI Tu. I We. Tint. Fri. I Sat
Atori& and I
lMlw... . IK AM l AM IK A M 6 AM
Drta. Or.:7 AJt!- TAM
AM 16 Ail I
ami
SS3iB::iAH! " uasi
Vwtria.li('!tiAM;AMU AMl AM
( AM'.PAM
ImMvs A stri for S'ertfaml at a. in. daily ex
cept Mimtay.
Astoria to Portland.
FAST LINK.
Steamer Wittc West will leave Astoria
for Tort land. I l. 3x.
lietumin. Ie:tve Portland for Astoria,
o . 2.. uauy, u euwMlays excepteu.
Pullaian Palace Cars rsnninK between Tort-
latHi. ami auohi.
C. 11. l'RKSCOTr. JOHN IdUIR,
Manager. Sitp't of Tmnic
A. U STOKES. K. I. KOGEUSt
Aitst. Snp't of Traffle. llen'l Agent"
ibonrft Pfisin RJoifinaf inn fin 'e I
tivruuv uiwuin Mut lutiu.; u.
SFMMER SCHEDUI.lv.
Astoria to Fort Steuens, Fart Cat by,
j ,,
ana iiua.o.
ftHnMttn; wuii ua. JXKuuts' Mae i.me, 1
and Shoalwater Ray TnuisHrtatiou Co's,
bteamer tor
ystcrviliiulaiiy), 2Iontcsaiio, and
... . .
Uiysupia . aiomiays, 1 nursuays,
and Saturday.
Steamer "Gen. Miles,'
fiV eCi(11. f.SMlhv"
WMl make two trios daily, except Wednes
H9V )4Mtu-iuHi AativHit .!til I liviijk mc fAllfiwa
i.eave .stor;a at aai. toncnint; ncrort
waeo at 8 :i A 31. lletunnupr, leave Ilwaco
at i -J) A M lor Astoria and arri vim; there at
tl cut A .At, land alonsr fhle steamer Wide
w.Mit ir-.,wr..r v-.vsil.... it i.-r.,.,,, .i
freiKnt
Leaxe" Astoria at 1 PM for Ihvaeo direct,
ami arrive there at 30 PM, Retuniing, uaiiiomia, uregon. Aevaaa, ana in wasn-leavellwacoataiWPM.rouchatFortCan-
Ington Territory," Oeorge Smaldoon, of
by and Fort Stevens and arrive at Astoria Jl"1,1"0!" bounty, Oregon, has this day
'5U P M fileii in this oftlce his application to purchase
On Wednesdays leave Astoria at 9 A M for the southeast U of Section 12, Township 9
Frt Stevens, Fort Canby an-t Ihvaeo, Re
t..., 1,. itu, ..rt,.n,.,.
FaVe between Astoria anil Fort Stevens 30 cts
WaMtKatu .-u... a cinri iui it'.krt ii'iiii.v
orllwaeo ' .."cls
Fr-Ubt between Astoria and
HwaCfi S2 09 lcr ton
Horses tetweeii Astoria ami II -
waeo 2 CO each.
Carriages Iwtween Astoria and
llwaeo 2 00 each.
J. II. 1). GRAY.
Agent.
OregfOn & California R.R-Co
On an alter May in, lSSt, trains will run as-
follow, DAILY (Ejreopt Sundays),
XASTStOK DlVfeJlO.-f.
llftvieen I'Oi:TIlS! and UJ1XIAI.E
j:aii. train
LKAATJ. ARRIVE.
Portland 7:31) A. ji-lGIendnle 10:25 p. v.
Olendale hull A. . I Portland Irilr. 31.
ALCAMY EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland 4:J P. M.ILobnnon.JI.CO P. M
Lebanon i:t" A. M.Port!and10:03 A.M
Tho Oregon and California Railroad lorry
makes connection with all Keilar Trains on
Kiist?ide Uivtuion.
WK8TRIPK DtVlSfO.
::etivctii Porilaail ami Corvnllia.
juir. TR.ua
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Portland :00 A. M.lCorvallis 1:30 P. M
Corvallis 8:39 A. M.Portland 3:20 P. M
KXritKSS TR.I
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
rortiaiHl ;i:w r.M.liUc.iinnville.s:oo e.ir,
-Me.Minnviiie.-):;:)..M.ii'ortlana....... b:so.i. jr.
Cioo connections mado at Olendale with
tho btasos of tho Oregon and Cahfomia Stage
eketirorsaldatallthepriaeipalpoinb
in California and the Ea.it. at Company'i
Offico.
Pnrrnr F nnd Front fits Oarfnnrf Or
Lorr.er t- ana rront bts., . ortiana, ur.
Storago will bo chared on freight romairr
lngatCprapanys Warehouse over 21 hours.
ireiRht will not be received for shipment
after 5 o'clock P. M. on either the East or
uostsiuo Division.
JOHN M U IK, Sup't or Trafilc.
V. L. STOKES. Asst. Sup't. of Trafilc.
Shoalwater Bay Transportation Co.
SUMMER ROUTE.
Astoria to Olympia,
Touching at
JFort Stevens. I'ort Canby, Ilwaco.
North Ilcach, Oystcrville, North
Cove, Petersons i'olnt. 3Io
q.uiuni, Jlontcsnno,
And all iwints on Shoalwater Ray, and Gray
Harbor.
GEN. MILES.
airs. or
On Columbia River.
GEN. CANDY
GEN. GARFIELD '
MONTESANO
Shoalwater Ray.
Gray's Harboi
Connecting with Stages over Fortage3.
Leave Astoria for Orympia, at - - 7 A.
On Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
arriving at Montesnno the day sifter leaving
Astoria through trip in CO hours.
Leave Olympia for Astoria on samo days.
BITTERS 1,
Wilmerding & Co., San Francisco.
Loeb & Co., Agents, Astoria.
Halls Safes.
WE HAVE THE AGENCY FOR ASTO
na of the above sares ; pnrties desiring
to pnrchase will do well to call and examine
catalogue and price lists.
BOZQRTH & JOHNS,
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Lands.
X AND OFFICE AT YAXCOUYEB, W. T.,
JU May 29th. 18S3.
Notice b hereby given that in compliance
wiiniue provisions ot ine Actoi tjonsres
annrovetl Junes. ISTS. entitled "An act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States of
taiiiornia, Oregon, Nevada, and In Wash
ington Territory," Chauncey B. Smith, of
ot Multnomah county, Oregon, has this day
uieu 111 una oiuce ins appucauon 10 puxenase
the north-west of section 10, Township 9
5J2JS, - ,?,1, anBeSwest. of the Wilamette
Testimony in the above case tvUI be taken
before tho Register and Receiver, at Van
couver. Wash. Ter., on Mondav, the 13th day
0f August, 18S3.
Any and all Dersons havine adverse claims
to the above described lands, or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to llle their
claims In this office within sixty (60) days
iroui uaio nereoi.
FRED. W. SPARLING,
jeio-cod Register.
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Lands.
T AND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, W.T.,
U May 29th, 1883.
with the provisions of the Act of Coneress
approved June 3, 1S78, entitled "An act for
the sale of Timber Lands In the States of
cauiomia. uregon. iMevaaa, ana tn vyasn-
I Inrrtni. T..rrltnn- dmrlnc II TXnnA TiTr
nonian county, Oregon, has tnls day fllea in
this office his application to purchase the
northeast 4 of Section 8. Townshln 9 North.
of Range 5 west of the Willamette Meridian.
Testimony in the above case will be taken
before the Register and Receiver, at Van
couver, ash. Ter., on Monday, tue istn
day of August, 1833.
Any and till persons having adverse claims
tn tlit nhnvrc descrihpil lands, or anv oortfon
thereof, are ltereoy required to me tnetr
claims in this oftlce within sixty (60) days
davs from date hereof
jelO-COd Register.
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Lands.
LAND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, "VT. T.,
May 29th, 1833.
Notion Is herebv eiven that in eomnllancft
with the nrovlsjous of the Act of Congress
approved June 3, 1S7S. entitled "An act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada, and in Wash-
Inptmi Territorv " William FHnn. of Mnlt-
uomah County, Oregon, has this day filed In
utts omce ms application 10 purcnaso ine
southeast U of Section 12. Township 9 north.
01 lutnge swescoiine Willamette Menaian
Testimony in the above case will be taken
before the Register and Receiver at Van-
eouver, wash. icr.
dav of Aucust. 1S83.
Wash. Ten, on Tuesday, the 14th
Any aml all persons having adverse claims
to th. above described lands, or any ponton
merenr. nrn iiprciiv rennirert ro nia ineir
claims in this offlce within sixty (60) days
FRED. W. SPARLING.
iciocfxi Register.
mwT oa
t aau urrivJt.AJi v mwu v, . x..
-J M,ay r,,tn' 13' , . ,
Notice Is hereby given that in cpmpllanca
with the provisions of theAetof Conere&j
uppiueu iiuuc 101a, uuiiiieu iui
the sale of Timber Lands In the States of
ot nange o west oi mo muamciw
Meridian.
, Testimony in the above case will be taken
lueioro mi: liCKLsier aim xicceiver. Ufc V1UI-
I couver. Wash. Ter., on Tuesday, the 14th
ay 01 August, jsw.
I AiiyHHUiuiiieisoiiaiiavuijjaueraocuuiua
to the above described lands or any portion
thereof, arc hereby required to file their
claims in this oftlce within sixty (60) days
from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARRING,
jeio-cod Register.
Aotico or Application, to Purchase
I rr:.i,nM Tn.in
X AND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, W. T.,
JLJ M
Alav 2Uth. 18S3.
Notice is herebv civen that In compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Coneres3
approved June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States ot
California, Oregon, Nevada, and in Wash
ington Territory." Walter M. Smith, of Mult-
nonian county, uregon. nas uus day mea in
thLs offlce his application to purchase the
11 orth-east !.I of section 12. Townshln 9 north.
of Range 5 west, 01 tue Willamette Meridian,
Testimony in tiieaoove case wm do raxen
before the Register and Receiver at Van
couver, wasu. rer., on xnonaay, toe istn
day ot August, 1883.
Any and all persons having adverse claims
to the above described lands or any nortlon
thereof, are hereby reauired to file their
claims in this omce within sixty (60) days
irom uate nereoi.
FRED. W. SPARLING,
jelo-Cfxl Register.
Street Improvement Notice.
NOTICE is hereby civen that the
Common Council o the City of Astoria
nrnnnsft to onler tho construction of a
SCwcr twenty inches wide and eight in-
clies jn front of Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4.
i??M3 ,SM pJSh fJil
Court street, m the City of Astoria.
Clatsop County, Oregon, as laid out and
recorded by Joint McUlure anil extencl-
e(lby CjTUS oiney, to connect with OI-
nev street sewer: the lumber to be used
: tiit ennstritetion of said sewflr shall
, ., -nnnfi firnnr lpiithin rwn tnchpa ?n
!'e5s?""l "r l61" r!!?.i?S5S "i
1 unciviius:?, uiul uuie&s u luiiiuuairuiiuc
signeu uy ineovners or iwo-mirus onne
property fronting onsaid portion of said
street he hied witu the Auditor and
Clerk -within ten days from the final
pilUllCilllUll UL llllb llUllL't:, V l. OLLUUZUHl
188:1, the Common Council, will order
said improvement to be made.
uy order ot tue uommon uouncu.
Attest T. S. JEWETT,
Auditor and Clerk.
Istoria, August 1, 1883.
HILL'S VARIETIES.
GEO.mLL. -
- PROPRIETOR
STAGE MANAGER
WALTER PARKS,
Engagement of
MISS SUSIE LEE,
Song and Dance Artist.
MISS MARY MOULTON,
Character Actress and Recitatloness.
MISS FANNIE WALTON,
Songstress.
EARY WEST,
The Child Wonder.
MR. HENRY WEST,
Ethiopian Comedian.
WALTER PARKS,
Comedian.
CHAS. BARROWS.
Actor.
Together with a new
ORCHESTRA.
Under tho management of
PROF. CHARLES RICHARDS.
All the Old Favorites Retained.
Open all the Year Performance Every
Night Entire Change of Programme
Every Night, Comprising
SONCS, DANCES AND ACTS.
We give the Best
Variety Entertainment
In the West.
The theatre Is crowded nightly, and all
who have witnessed tho entertainment pro
nounce it to be equal to any given elsewhere.
Mr. Hill as a caterer for the oublic's
amusement can not be excelled. Anybody
wlslung to spend a pleasant evenine and
see sparkling wit and beauty without vul
garity, should Improve the opportunity and
come.
The company comprises the followlnx well-
Known Arusts :
Miss Fan-ik Walton.
MISS MARY MOULTOIT,
Mit. Waltkb Parks.
Mb. CnAs. Barrows.
. Mr. Hkjtrv West,
All oi which will appear nightly In their dlf,
ferent specialties.
Open air concert every evening ; perform
ance commencing at 8 ; entrance to theatre
on Benton street ; private boxes on Ccena
nius street.
MW Stars in Rapid Succession