The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, November 09, 1883, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextC3 ASTOEIA, OREGON: FltlDAY... .Is'OVEMHEU a, 16S3 Leap year is only 52 days off. The Statt is due this morning. Capt. Alexander is reported ill in Santa Barbara, Cal. Large quantities of geese and ducks from Shoalwater bay. The new buildings on Water street are Glling up rapidh. The Episcopal general convention recently held in Philadelphia i8 said to have cost 70,000. The second mate of the Rowland JJill has had the Gist mate arrested in Portland for cruel treatment. Andy Campbell, accused of rob bing the Oregon City post office was discharged in Portland last Wednes day. Capt. J. E. Lombard has been appointed port surveyor at Portland for the San Francisco board of under- Messrs. 1). K. and J. P. Warren returned yesterday afternoon. ' Their excursion extended as far eastward as New York. Aug. Daniclson has been to con siderable expense rebuilding and re fitting his place and has a weil-stockcd sample-room. Ducks from up the Columbia are coming in in large quantities. Those from Mr. LaDu'a place at Mt. Coffin, are particularly fine. The annual meeting of the Pythi an Land and Building Assotiation will be held at Pythian castle on Wednes day evening December 5th. The gilt figure-head of the Ice King, a wood carving representing Henry Tudor, of Boston, is a3 fine a piece cf work of the kind as is gen erally seen. At the store of Poard fc Stokc3, at half-past ten this morning, E. C. Holden will sell all the rigging, etc., recovered from the wrock of the J. G. Cousins. FostofHce Department Changes- Washington Pioneers. An organization known as the Pio- i James McDowell, of Washington, ncers of Washincton Territory was assistant superintendent or tne the united States mails and service on the Northern Pacific railroad, west of Bismark, with headquarters at Helena, Montan Tho order took effect November 1, 1883; and relieves Capt B. B. Tuttle from the superintendency of this branch of the postoffico department service. All complaints ana inquiries relative to mail matters on the North ern Pacific railroad between the points the following officers: Hon. Alexan der S. Abernethy, president; Hon. C. C. Howlitt, first vice president; Hon. Benjamin F. Shaw, second vice presi dent; John M. Swan, secretary; Geo. A. Barnes, treasurer. The meeting then proceeded to the election of di rectors, who, togethor with the presi dent, first vice president and secretary, ex-officio, constituting a board of di- named, should hereafter be addressed rectors, resulting in the election of Dr. to Mr. McDowell. Captain Tuttle v n-t, o,i Timrvo Tinmnttra f retaining charge of all other railroad 7 " , . I lines in the district, comprising Ore- ob inumupni oi nuu uoaru. lucre ff0n. Washincton territory and Idaho are now forty-eight members in the I This change is caused by increase of society. The society defines the word postofiice buusiness m this section, r: ' rn mit land the necessity for assistance in male and female, who reside within the bounds of the original territory of Oregon, under the joint occupancy by the United States and Great Britain; and ail those who cmne to make a facilitating the transportation of over land niam. News. ForalScnt Filling: Soot Or Shoe, go to P. .1. Goodmans, on Che namus street, next door lo I. W- Case. All goods of the best make and jaiaran teed quality. A full stock; new c;od constantly arriving. Custom work. The Peruvian syrup has eumi thou hu SethV.Fowl sands who were siuTerine from dyspep sia, debility, liver comprint, not!, hu mors, female complaints, etc. I'amph lets free to any address. &Son Boston. For lame Lack, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Prto 25 cent. For sale- by W. E. Dement. Furnished or unfurnished front rooms at Mr. Campbell's, over the Gem saloon. FOAED & Sims. A FULL LINE OF Fancy Groceries, WINES AND LZQtTORS Ihaedwabe J. HESS. Astoria Sail a. i. johxpox. ! AND Ship Chandie MAXUFACTUKEKS OF SAILS. TENTS, AWttiHGS, TARPAULINS, lid everything vl.-e pi-rlsiniii.; ur I ;u -wess. J. B. Jonis, of Olympia, has re cently patented an improved toggle for boom chains, which should recommend itself to lumbermen cenerallv. It home m California, Oregon and Wash- consists or a boom chain toggle formed LoWCS tPricO and Sost W Oik Jii'itoii TWvIii.rv nrinr in iht first ilrvr l nf a inet-ilHe bar havin? a mediutii uvc projecting down from us under sidf, j iui.TOi.ijmj, ana ht3 into a hole m tne uomu suck, , , -i ri -j , the bar being provided with right HIT, I.R8 OliL 3 hdllll t angle poicts which stick in the lo; Leave -our orders ami gft your wnik of January. 185G, are eligible to bo come members of this association." On motion the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That we cordially aud re spectfully invite our early compatriots throughout tho Territory to become members with us in this association Astoria, During the month of October, done at oiuv, 132L emigrants left Sr. Paul by tho Northern Pacific railroad destined for points west of Spokane Falls. A large now organized, or to organize branch proportion stopped at stations in Spo il KSS&Wl k.staiii.ihk:j IZZ 1852. societies at their respective localities, kane county for the purpose of settling fl T "fVT'PG fir B A T.T, A IVT . - f: .,,,,, , there. A few came on to Oregon and a-K'llAl3 --i! a very consiaeraDie numoer went tot jianmaiiiireii aan imjKfiere n mStlyGwiJansand Slid VViliOW Wai'6 cometosettlo upon government and Twine?, Brooms, Dr ches, Bakrts, railroad land as larracrs. (Fresh Fraits . and Vegetables. i In Halite's w Building f : MAGNUS t;. CROSBY, leU..r to I48IW IBS, HSU, STEEL.. iron Pie and Fittings, PLUMRKKS AND STEAM FITTER Goods anr: Yasls. SHEET LBB STRIP LEAD SHEET 1888 IIS AMD COPPER, communications should be ad dressed to John M. Swan, secretary "Pioneer Association of Washington Territory," Olympia. A Morning Bath. One of the Washington Territory legislators says he has quit drinking whisky and begun drinking coffee. He considers this to be a "constitu tional amendment." A Walla Walla councilman ac knowledges that five per cent of the money that burg subscribed for the Yillard celebration stuck to his hands and wants to know what they are go ing to do about it. Work on the new 0. It. & N. dock progresses; there arc over 100 men employed; tho framing will all be in place next week; the roofing is be ing put on, and a row of fenders five foot apart are being driven along tho front. Writing of the Short Lino road, a correspondent of the Baker City, Ore gon, Tribune, says: hile the Short Line road has been rapidly built, the work has been done in a thorough manner. Indeed, it would be hard to fiud a railway more thoroughly con structed in the west than this. The thoir feet in front of S. Danzigers road bed looks like that of an old nlnon -...en .wl ot,- ttmm l..n,M Mli rnn ttlOU Mil Til II I ll fI T TIS LSSlnnr olu.o " "";,u'us" 'uu- rTi-- j i- . tl. a j. : n long into the water. An involuntary tr?ns to,rly ,n,i,cs an nouf m? P8""56 1 "B MbtUI Id rdbbeiiyKl L-tilt; A splash and a scream from the j corner of Cass aud Squemoqua streets attracted considerable attention yes terday morning. The street is being repaired, and while some paBsers by were noinc: along, the sidewalk under PnilxtTub'i, CZiurns, Vi'a.slilis.irt!. Uopr Cordasr. "Wrapping :'.iprrs. Puirr Uns, Uiilhllt: Tapers, SZnlcfao. Handles, Clotlirs Wrl users, Cjtr prl Swecprrs, Fratlicr nut crx, Stationer, A.e. 230 and 232, Pront Street, SAX KKAXCISCO, CAL. BEMOVAL bath was the result, aud the sight of a safety from Granger to Pocatello, ino tram wmc 1 i came m on was ai yv i.in.nnnrvtitt.i .u.rt t. n number of well-diessed men swashinc littln m-or two hours lat whpn wa left. It. Franklin's, two doors iwlow Thk Asto- r i ,i - n i. i itiAXonice. iirst-ciass jverv roe. cam vnauUf auu viiio ri9 1 1 kkuw ip TTILL AirTEK THIS DATK IIAVK ITS around in water up to their waists in search of their hats a a ludicrous one to those who were on planka firma. One f the falling timbers struck one of the workmen on the shoulder but fortunately inflicted no serious injury. It looks as though a little care is needed on the part cf those in charge of the work. At tho anuual meeting of the Washington Packing company last Wednesday, the following were elected as a board of "directors for the ensuing year : Samuel Arndt, Henry Pise, J. W. Gearhart, John Peterson, Mark Schlussel. They tell of a young man who has a girl in Ivnappa, and another at Skip- anon, and another here, and is courting all throe. A sort of circuit court, as it were. It is about time for the newspa per proprietors of Oregon and Wash ington to form a mutual protection so ciety in reference to swindling adver tising agencies. Either that or publish from time to time the names of those they know to be fraud. We start the list with the names of Washbvrne & Co., New York; Uaylock & Jamiev, ew York, and Osgoodb' it Co., Buf falo. If our contemporaries will sup plemcnt this with further information they will be observing the golden rule and do each other a benefit besides and we were running on time be fore we had gone 170 miles. At Ham's fork, furty-twu miles from the main line, there are as fine coal fields as have been found west of tho Missouri river. They cover a largo extent ot territory ana arc wcll-nim uicxnaustible. ine Short Line road traverses the winter range ot mountains by a ziirzig course on a grade of 180 feet to the mile. A tunnel is now beuig constructed through tho mountain 1400 feet long, which will shorten the distance one and a half miles and reduce the grade to 80 feet. These mountains are com posed almost entirely of solid coal. The tunnel is timbered with California redwood, and will be completed about the 1st of January, 1884. with horse furnished, for one dollar per nour. carnages on application The Astoria Passenger Lh:- iin-ks will leave for Upper Astoria from the stable. norses taken lo iioani. JIKS.T.O'IIKIKX. n Tin: r.iLiors. Dyspeptic or constipated, should ad dress, with two stamps aud history of 0r my 0q friend, tho lumbago, and tka Hen- SLIGHT 0BBS. A I.lttle Story v.-ith a Larjce 3C:-a! ! One 3Ian ivho Know Lis Own Bjisxhok. Xo. my dear," said tho veneraMa keeper of a country store to a timid little sir! whose head scarcely came up to the level of the counter. "No, my dear, wehxren't ay red flannel, but wo have some firet rate Is'eir Or leans molasses." Softly hinting that she didn't think Hint would answer the purpose quito as well, tho child went Iter way in search of the article she wanted. Havoyou linXSOX'S CATCEXK RAS TERS?" al:od a centlemas of certain drag- 1st whoso namo could bo ..iron were it de sired. "I am troubled jiiit now with a IamcIi Stsves'Tif! Ware asd House J088M6 Iff 8MEST IRON, TIN, COP Pft PLUKBINQ and STEAM FlTTlUf Done with neatness and dispatch. Noee trct first e&ss workiaen eiajiloyeL 8 C All E P ikMeally on iMbd L. K. G. SMITH, Importer and wholesale dealer in "!-r awH Tbcc., SiHokcrs' Article., titritm. Etr. Tti "nr-t ars'1 fimt 5tok of MEEU HMIAI M ;:al AMP.KU t;i)ODS in the city. '.'artMMlar altriiUou puitl lo ord rs fioin thf ;mnrTy. Thbo.BRACKKK, MwM:;er. thfKamiw Street. Astoria. Oregon. C. B. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHAlfDISE. jlSSsT 1884.1 I 533 f35 The Public of Astoria and surrounding districts are cordially invited to inspect my mmoth, Stock I s 8 nd Winter! -or Winter liirMoiis ! During the present week I will display on my centre counters the largest and most eleeant line oi sroods ever shown m gooas Oregon. Fine Irc.ss Goods. A .splendid line of ladies dress goods is uemg uispiaj-euat tne empire store. For less than one cent a day you can have The Weekly Astoiuan and the San Francisco Clironicle mailed to any postofiice address. Three dollars jmd fifty cents will pay for both pa pers for one year, be iu m your subscription. At the last meeting of the Port land city council, the chief of police charged tho Telegram, with having proposed to his clerk to audit bills for printing, charging double, and then d: vide the swajr. What is the -world coming to, when even printers talre a hand in such games 1 The Telegram has not told its side of the story yet. We offer for sale about six hun dred . pounds of second hand type. Wo have about enough material on hand to run two good-sized printing offices and want to make room for some new material. Anyone wanting about 250 pounds of bourgeois and 350 pounds of long primer with sorts complete can get a bargain by apply ing personally or by letter to this office, Two vessels with tho romantic and fanciful names of Star of Erin and Spirit of the Dawn, arrived in yesterday. The former is a British bark, 919 tons, Coulter, master, 142 dav8 from Glasgow: the latter is also a British bark, 5G days from Brisbane, Tho Field left for Tillamook; the Jdiles for Gray's Harbor; the Portland arrived at Knappton; the Fiery dhss .cleared and went down to Baker'; .bay. There i a vessel outside. ft is to be regretted that publi statements aro not more accurate, Whether through malice or ignorance -tho announcement in various quarters -concerning tho loss of vessels on this northwestern coast is almost invari -ably attributed to "crossing the Co .lumbia bar," when it is an indisput -able fact that tho loss of a vessel cros3 ing the Columbia bar is of very rare occurrence. The last number of the Afariftme Register to hand speakB of the loss of tho Cairnsmorc "on the -Columbia bar." This is on a par with the San Francisco Merchant, which located the wrecked Tacoma in the rt&xne pUce, Hosiery, Hosiery, Hosiery! The latest novelties in ladies and ehildrens hosiery at Praci Bros'. B. IP. Slovens & Co :.re offcrin" extra inducements to any one m need-of a l'lano, or Uran. Corsets and ITmlcrtvcar. All the latest makes and styles of cor sets and ladies underwear, at 1'rael Bros.' Empire store. Skates, Skates, Skates! Club skates, clipper skates, all sizes: lowest prices. -cv ion: novelty Store. Wanted, A woman to do ccneral housework. Apply at tne Astoria oakery, utienamus street. case, for pamphlet, World s Dispen sary Medical Association, Buffalo. iVcw lork. "IVIicn You Come to Astoria and want a nice pan roast, go to Frank Fahre s, at his old stand. NOTICE. To Haulers. Fishermen. Ranchers. IK YOU WANT THE HIGHEST MAlt i ki't price for your prod wee, go to Steamer 1GM M0RHIS. THtS XER' and Favorite Iloat tS NOW HEADY FOR BUSINESS AND rtoartw! for excursions, .sebJ pait Btr., at wasouabk' nit. A general V. KOKLLIXG, j&tsfr. Frank Fnbre'.s Hotel. Frank Fabre has the finest aceommo dations for lodgers to he found in As toria, over ins restaurant in ivinscys build in 2. Everything is neat and clean and the beds are new, soft and comfort able. If vou want coca boanl ami lodg ing go to r ranic r aurc s Itcst Custom Work. Hoots and Shoo, Can be had at I. J. Arvold 's, next to Cirv Book Store. Ladies and gentlemen call there for tne finest fitting boots and shoes, and' lowest prices. Perfect fit guaranteed. Oj-sters iu ETcry Style, And coffee at Mrs. Lovctfs. A Juicy IScefiteuk cooked to perfection is what you can get at r rani: r aore s. son'i Plaster seems to go to the spot aimort a soon as it toucboj the skin." 'Not at present." roidied the dntntH. gen ially " but, wo have lots of phreta: jt m good. Thcro is AUcock's, the Cap$tenia sod others won't one of thorn do aa well?" 'My dear sir," retorted the eaUeman. with a slight show of temper. "I sty no'-htse against tlioso article?, but 1 am a btiFUMKs! man, and always ask for precisely wkat want, and for nothing elce. I may Aziichtat yoa, however, when I say thai sometime ago. for another dLsea5o. of which tle Ca peine hu sines curod mo, I tried all thoe you mentiou. with no appreciable beneSu they are ineSi cient, every one of them, the :aK;nesl aet ot tho proprietors of some of them being thi : that they mako plasters with similar sotted ing names to dect.ivo the nwary into believ ing they aro tho samo I him;. Experiene taucMnno the difference. 111 1 to the ext man in your line. Good day " Ko on oar guard Ega:nt imitations. The senuinoha3 the word CAi CIXK eot eleaaiy in tho middle of the planter. All others are inil-oiition. cabury & Jolnien, ChemiU. Nrw York. FOR TILLAMOOK. (Weather pcrmitttaR.1 The new HtBSHncr P. JOil.KSTK:. - Master. Will leari tor TILIAHOOK, wi TCWtiiAlLIX.". SJ VTKS AND PAltTICU- IWt Wli.;il'. AfUHa: AIXKX LEWIS. ortianrt : J. Usni;Y Tiilamooic. BEESSMAKHfa. sRi Hie vs K RVSi'KCTFL'IXY IN fa f.nnti thf 1 jwiics of Astoria, that her biuineas L carri on as forHierly at l:er room on Caas strwt opposKe mm eio! Buildlnz. retiiriw tnaiiKs ir weir pui- una- nz. s 'hi lb ewnti At tlxe Empire Store You .will find the finest laces and cm broideries, of richest quality. That ilae.King Cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold bj . K. Dement. Will you suffer with Dysj)epsia and Liver Complaint 'i Shiloh's Yitalizer is guaranteed to cure jou. Sold by W. E. UemenL Notice of Dissolution. RJOTICE IS JlERivRY C. IVEN THAT THK JLl iiartncrshiii herctofistr evfc4inglirten Itudolph Bartli and Mirluwl ileyers has Ixra thLs dav dissolved bv imittial wiwrt. Mr. Ularth will continue the boslwss iu his ven name and on his own nvrount and win pay ad debts and collect all accounts ami not ducthe (inn. r.UIlDU'Il ilAKTIi. illCHAKI. MKVKlt. Astoria, Xov. ad, 1SS3. d 3kI Is Are Vdiir wift'fi health nr.ur7 J.r.. ... a. -r- i a your ctiimrcn aicKiyt uivo tnem I iPiriOll WGnOl jO Brown a Iron J Jut era. It will revive them. Fragrant ColTce to cheer and comfort, at Frank Fabl e's, at his old stand. Shiloh's Cough ana Consumption Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by W. E. De ment. -Shilnli's Vitallzer is what vou need Use Dlutmttt' CohsIi Kalsani. for Constination. Loss of Annetite. Diz- Hicliardson & uo..bt. IjOuis. one oi tne zmess and all svmiuoins or Dyspepsia. largest wholesale drug firms in the Uni- Price 30 and 7" cents per bottle. Sold ted Stales, writes: Mwc nave nanaien by . J5. Dement. Dimmitt s uougu uaisam in our traue for the past sixteen years and have Have Wistar's balsam of wild cherry nougat as mucii as one uunureu gross always at band, at a time, and from ourknowledge of its bronchitis, wlu merits oeueve it, 10 nave iveu pui ma satisfaction to our customers." At W. E. Dement & Co.'s. C LKlXKSWKBKIi. ESTAtlLlSilRO 1063. ASTORIA, UKEIJOI i it Gooi in Ewi Department! LARGEST STOCK ! FINEST GOODS ! and LOWEST PRICES ! Dry &obfls aai Clothing House of Astoria. C. H. G00PEE. IXL Fimres Mer Lis ! 0? THE El EE CHOP HOUSE FIRST QUALITY THE LUMBER. Can prove by his Poofcs that he is doinj; the oiggrsi me:neas ot :tny EESTATTBAUT ' In the ctty. and he will Ktuiraatee to give the bet meal for casli. MILL COMPANY IS IX TIIE FIELD AND PROPOSES TO remain. Wo will take orders for lumber from 100 to r-Oo JL, at the mill or delivered. We also manufacture lath and shingles ot Al quality. flooring a Specialty . Address all orders WESTPORT MILL CO. S. C, Bexei:, Supt. SOLID GOLD JEWELRY Scarf Pins. Chains, Watches, Of every dcseripUoti. Tlie llaest stock of Jewelry in Astoria. JJiF'AlI sott) warrantedasrepresented GUSTAY HANSEN, JEWELER. Reaay for Business. The Portland and Astoria STEVEBOEE COMPANY Is prepared to contract with masters and coaslgnees ot vessels for the Loading and Unloading of Vessels AT EITHER PORT. Promptness and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. ronaje tu tne naw. ana swiuo ai.e.- m !ie ame. Sufi, in:ul from lt ?S,t. Ali Work Wrvictl. Aori.i. N'ov . t-t. FURNISHED ROOMS TG LET y the Msfct. Uny. Vek r Month WITH OU WITHOUT BOAi:, With use ol rarior. Ihr.try ami all tike -(m- furu of a S'hi. Termareaaonawe. A i;!y to MB S. E. C. HOLDEN'. tr. Main aud .TeKerMJii St'. DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. 954 ACRES 0K.CLATS0P PLAINS vr XOWX AS TIIE V. OKARIIAKTEARM. UKctoer with thirty cows, seventeen head of 'mns tattle, one Jiowe, one wagon and ther taiminjt lmk;ment8. This fa a rare cnattee lor anyone to seetww a good dairy or 5toek farw. Pot partlealaw Inquire of . ,T ,-wtf J. V. GEAUHAItT Of I Men's, Fl 3 ri St 8 8910 Youth's, and Boys I ! Far Rent. It cures couclis, colds, I lioooinc coutih. croun. in fluenza, consumption, and all throat and tunc complaints. 50 cents and;?! a bot tle. jn i niTviTn i-.TTi nrm-nTiTttr! i whkstokk rvTKLV occupied by A iManufacturtrs and Iinp!rter of l.L KINDS OJ' ANL' FINDINGS 'lml?"nl Dralers la Notice to the Ialies. Switches made from combines or eut uair; new switches made to order lrom the best imnoncd hair, in any shade de sired. Old switeluys repaired. AH work warranted. Kates reasonable. Call or addres.4 UllLEXHAKT & bCIIOENUK. Occident hair dressing saloon, Astoria, Oregon. Uoldex's Liquid Beef Toxic pro motes digestion; admirably adapted for females m delicate Health, or drttggisst- OIL AND TALLOW. : J llishest cash priee iwid lor HUtei and . Tallow. Kotice. XIOTICE KS nEKEIlVOlVJCXTHATTnE amleRdgnetl hai lecn ajipointed tne as- &4amM nt tho r nf v. II. .lohiison and Co. 1 and all pewons !v:uk claims ajpnnst said m are notilied to prtisent the same duly i ,.. !nM nt hiv office in Astoria. Ore- oon. within three montlis from this date, L'ataiTh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Itera- cdy. Priee 50 cents, Masai Injector free. t or sale by w. is. Dement. 4 T MRS. CEO. IHLLEK rf. .NKXr DOOU woth. sMUMefor gardenW. dahine A. U mi Hotel. iwaltry rsUm. J.1ALQK, A FARftl TO LET. 1W ACRES, OX TTOUNCS BAY. AXD t y fMainitvr thfe iv. tin which k a house. or IT 'ILL PAY YGTJ Oysters, Oysters. Oysters. at the Astoria Oyster depot; a stew. fry, pan roast, or raw at r rank r abre s. jft'oticc. Dinner at"J EFF'SCIIOL HOUSE every day at " o'clock. The best25 cent meat in town; soup, uu,w!vcii mhus ul mpiite. vegetables, nie. Diiddintr. etc A glass of S. F. Beer, Prench Claret, tea or coffee included. All who have tried him say Jeff is the "UOSS." L'or the senulne J. II. Cutter old lki::rbon. and the beM, ot wines. Iiiiuor and San Francisco beer, call atthe Gem "pnosirc the bell tower, aud see Camp- Dei i. Brace up the whole system with Kin ol mo .uioou. seu -dLUVCrilMilUUnU As a true and efficient tonic, and one that excels all other iron medi cines, take Brown's Iron Bitters. house ILAXE'S IIOXEV OF IIOEEnOUXD AXI Tab relieves couchs quicker than any Pike's TooniAcnE Dkops cure iiilxJOOLS, one iiunuic Sleenless Nichts. made miserable by that terrible couch. Shiloh's Cure is tho remedy for you. Sold by W. E. De ment Fall and Winter Clothing. Overcoats, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Silk TTmDreilas Blankets Trunks, Valises, Enboer and Oil (XLothing of All the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest Iloscoe Dixon's new eatiiiK ic nntv nmn. I'JvnrvLiiinir nas ixxu m-1 ted up infirsuiass style, and his wen E&Jeyrag "h The Boss Merchant Tail he has e LaTgcsraiwLJiineg known reputation as a caterer assures oeoougniai ine lowest prices, aw. w. xt . - afeffSSSar WSL" "m" Wtoumt sad the Lowest Srices fa town. . . 1 Winter Clothing ! !8S f Slvery Description. Just opened at the Occident Store. Suit el! 1 Quality lo S Prices to Suit all 1 A. MclHTOSH. s uit all ! D, OLOTHTER, MERCHANT TAILOR, AND HATTER. S S Ed.D. Curtis & Co. Carpi TOottry UNSURPASSED IN STYLE AND FINISH. . "NEW A COMPLETE" STOCK. S.S. CROW, PHOTOGRAPHER, Comer Benton and Squemoqua Streets, East of the Court House. Astoria, - - . - - Orege&