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ASTORIA, OREGON: SUNDAY.. .DECEMHEK 2, 1SS3 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday excepted) J. F. HAI1L1ORAN & COMPANY, I'unusiiKiis am ri:ori:nrroj:s, ASTORIAX KUILDING. - - CASSSTItEET Terms of Subscription. Served lv Carrier, nrr week J.'K'K Sent by Mail, per month ... .. " o: year-...... . .$Tj Ct5. ,00 r ree or postage to suoscriin'rs. E?"Advertiseinents inserted ly the year at the rate of Si per square per month. Tran sient advertiblns fiftv cents per square, each insertion. Around the City. The Oregon is due to-morrow. A. T. Brnkke, an old and well known citizen, has returned from Seattle. Prospectuses are out for The Astoria Independent, to appear next Tuesda Y. M. C. Room. Bible study at iwib a.m. Gospel meeting at 2:455 r. m., as usual. Jas. Leahy is out on 2500 bail; but ono brotherJohn, is now confined in jail. The Astoria Musical society has at present the cantata of "Daniel" in re nearsal. Tho Coldstream, Columbia, C. I). Bry ant and Portland crossed out yesterday afternoon. Twenty inches of mow are reported on t le summit between tho Nehalora and Glatskaiiie. For the first time in a week the weather was fine enough yesterday to admit of Indies being on the street. The Colored Jubilee troux gave a very creditable street parade last evening, and discoursed some excellent music. The improvements on Cedar street when completed will make it ono of the prettiest thoroughfares in the state. Divine service on board the ship Heli con, lying at Kiunev'i; dock, at 4 o'clock to-day, Rev. J. McCormac officiating. "Life's Dreams" is thesubjeel of the pastor's lecture to-night at the Baptist church. Young people are specially in vited. Major Rogers is in San Fraucioco. It is not yet decided whether he takes com mand at San Diego, or Monterey, Cal.. or jit Fort Canby. Dr. Cabaniss. late of Fort Stevens, has located here for the practice of medi cine and surgery. His office is in the Odd Fellows' building. The British ship liccmah, Vaughn, master, 12G days from New Castle, via Wilmington, Cal., had till Friday night Ho get here. By failure to do so she loses si CTs charter. The St. Helen's Mist is informed that Capt. Ankeney has commenced the erection of a large saw-mill and wharf at Bugbey's Point, on the Columbia river, near Westport. It was reported yesterday afternoon that the Idaho lost" two men on her re "ceut trip to the north, one falling over board, and tho other being killed in the hold by falling freight. As if to make up for the stormy setting of the week, tho sun shono out yesterday afternoon and lit up the, trees across the river, the fog rolled away to the east and the sky showed delicate "tracings of gold and rose. Deas' all black and growing blacker minstrel troupe will appear at Occidental hall this evening. Reserved seats at New York Novelty store. The troupe will also give an entertainment to-morrow evening. Before Judge Coffiubury yesterday morning appeared John Malin, who was arrested in Portland on tho 27th ult., charged by Christina Fredrika Lundwall with seduction under promise of mar riage. The case was continued until the 7th inst. The Oregonian says dealera in Port land are now shipping steel-head salmon three times a week to St. Paul and Chi cago, packed in ice, and the benighted citizens in those places eat the fish with a great relish and think they are feasting on the far-famed Columbia river salmon. Pacific Lodge No. 17, K. of P., at its last regular meeting elected the following officers: Thos. Rirey P. C: F. "SV. New ell, C. C; A. E. Shaw, V. C: A, A. Cleve land, P.; Geo. P. "Wheeler. K. of R. and S.; B. S. "Worsley, M. at A.:' J. W. Griffin, M. of F.; J. A. Davidson. M. of E. Tho lodge started last May with 2;? members and has now fx. Prof. Zamloch. the wonder worker of the world, will give four entertainments at Occidental hall this week, beginning next Wednesday evening. ihe press .gives the Professor high praise and his magical entertainments are the leading sensation wherever ho goes. Reserved seats for "Wednesday's performance at JSew lork .Novelty btore. The crannlers were busv all the after noon yesterday trying to find the body of the man that fell off of Flavel's dock Friday morning, but up to last evening was unsuccessful. He was a soldier from tho fort who tried to go aboard tho Bren ham and fell from tho ladder. He never rose after striking the water, and though assistance was attempted tho darkness of the night precluded any possibility of rescue. The success attending the social club organized in Astoria last winter has sue gested tho propriety of reorganizing a similar enterprise for the winter of 1S83-4. Up to yesterday afternoon fifty-two names had been subscribed. The idea is to assess tho the members ST for ex penses, each member having the privilege of bringing one or more ladv friends to the entertainments that will from time to time be given under the auspices of. me association. CEBTArs-LT. The "Walla Walla Union says: It has been proposed to put woman suffrage to tho test by petitioning the nresident to annoint Mrs. Abinnil Scntf Duniway governor of Washington Terri tory. She has tho capacity, vim. and nervo to make a nrst-dass governor. Boom Bust. Muckle BroB boom at tho mouth of Milton creek, broko early Tuesdaj' morning and about five hundred Jogs ran out into the Columbia river. Fortunately all but a small number were secured. Some idea of the forco of the water may be had when it is stated that tho trees to which tho boom was moored "were torn out by the roots. Mist. Papeb Mill Tho Clackamas paper mill employs fifteen hands and manu f actures one ton of printing paper daily. Because water power cannot be obtained there the mill will be moved in the spring. - t. ro,c w n ti., n io tention to enlarce facilities so as to be uiuiituii ii. uuio ia Liiu At able to make eight tons of printing paper daily, and a correspondingly larger num ber of hands will be employed. New Idea. One of the most interest ing medical theories yet broached is tho hypothesis that scarlet fever originated with the horse, and that inoculation with this animal inav nossiblv bo used as a Erevontivo of the dreaded disease in tho uman being. Dr. John C. Peters, of New York City, who haB nrosecnted care ful studies into tins subject, is thor oughly convinced that he is right in the hypothesis, and he believes that it willbe -possible to reduce tho equine virus by cultivation, so that healthy children may ua uiucuiuieu ugumsc me disease. Eta use to Rent. Inquire at this Office. Hosiery, Hosiery, Hosiery! The latest novelties In ladies and chjldrens hosiery at Prael Bros'. That Thousand Dollar Fine. Editob Astokian: "Who should pay it? Is it right that the town should reap all the lenefit and bear none of the burden? Is it right that those who assumed the danger should also be made to shoulder the re sponsibility? As it is not right to allow the vigilance committee to bear all the burden neither is it right to allow thera to have all the honor. Hundreds of citizens like myself who were not of tho committee would willingly be of it if thev were asked. True, $1,000 is a mere t rifle, but though small, is it right to allow a few to pay it? It is said that when the owners of the cotton bales that defended Now Orleans got a judgment in the courts against Gen. Jackson, in a few hours afterward the citizens clubbed togetherand paid the fine. And are not those brave men whp have been fined for defending us, worthy of like consideration? There is one at least who thinks so. and who, if a meet ing of citizens is called for the purpose of showing such consideration ana re spect will esteem it a privilege to be pres ent among the rank and file and take part in such meeting. Is not such action necessary to inspire the timid and re strain the impulsive, should -such a crisis over again arise in our history when a vigilance committee would become jui imperative neccessity to restrain law breakers and assist the officer? of (he law in the discharge of their duly. 'A Citizen'. A Famous Sea Captain. Captain James S. Dillingham of tho mail ship Finance of the Brazilian line, who died recently, just aftt-r the vessel left quarantine, was widely known dur ing the war. Early in 1815. lie was in command of the clipper ship Snow Squull running between San Francisco, Hono lulu and Now York. "While rounding Cape of Good Hope the rebel privateer Tuscaloosa was sighted and hailed. Be ing ordered to surrender, the Show Squall spread sails and fled. The chase was kept up all day, the Snow Squall finally escaping under cover of night. In a sub sequent trip the Smnr Squall was wrecked, and Captain Dillingham trans ferred his crew to the brig Mandarton, which was afterward captured by the rebel ship Florida. Here tho captain was a prisoner for ten days. Before the war he commanded only merchant ships, and received a gold watch from the un derwriters of Boston for saving the brig Nabob when dismasted by a cyclone in the Southern seas. Since 18G8 he has commanded the merchant ships Vigilant and Fleetford of Boston. Last January he took command of the Finance. In it ho made three trips between Rio Janeiro and New York, on the last bringing tho richest cargo ever brought from that port to New York. Election Notice. Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the city of Astoria, Clat sop county, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 12th day of December, 18351. for the pur pose of electing a mayor of said city to serve for two years, auu one councilman for tho First ward of said city, to serve for three years, and one councilman for the beconu ward ot said city to serve lor three years. The voting places designat ed by the common council of said city, are "the room of the "Rescue' Engine Company No. 2 for the First Ward, and the building known jls "Headington's' shop, in the Second Ward. The follow ing persons are appointed as judges and clerks of said election: M. C. Crosby, E. C. Holdeu and J. C. Trul linger as judges. and Thomas Boelling and R. V. Monteith as clerks, m the 1'irst Ward; and rank J. Taylor, V. B. Headiugiou and J. Wm. Welch :is judges and D. li. Welch and C "W.Shively as clerks, in the Second Ward. By order of the Common Council. Attest: T. S. JEWETT, Auditor and Clerk. Astoria, Dec. 1, 1838. I.oti of the Victoria. Captain- Hollas, of the Columbia, brought down word yesterday afternoon that the Pacific Coast Steamship Co.'s steamer Victoria had gone ashore off Cape Blanco on the Oregon coast. The supposition was that she had gone ashore in a fog, but no particulars had been received. The crew were all saved and the vessel was with difficulty beached at Port Orford, a few miles below. At tho time tho oiheers left her the water was rising in the hold at the rate of a foot an hour. The iclona had made several trips to this city from San Francisco, mostly at times of great rush of freights. When lost shb was carrying a load of coal from tho bound to ban lraucisco. felie was an old vessel. Thev Kept a Post. The celebrated London clothing firm of E. Moses fc Son announces that it has censed to exist, after being in business some fiftv years. This firm was ono of the first to adver tise enormously. It kept a poet, and as even cab drove olf from a station some twenty-live years ago. a small volume of his productions were sure to be shot into the carriage. In one of these efforts ho sang under the heading, of mourning department: When tho deep death bell with impres sive sound Sneaks of relations nassinc under eround How well becoming is a change of dress, In keeping with the heart a severe dia tress. Our complete mourning suits, etc Fashions ix weddings. There are fashions in weddings as in dress. The peculiarity of tho new style lies in the ab sence of bridesmaids, tho presence of a best man, and the substitution of ushers for groomsmen. Tho best man follows the groom from tho vestrv and holds the groom's hat during tho ceremony. An innovation of weddings is to strew the iaiuuie His jo oi iuo cnurcxi wnu nuiuran leaves. This picturesque feature was in troduced at a recent wedding, tho rust ling leaves accompanying tho soft wed ding music as the bridal party approached tho altar. But tho niost startling novelty was recently tried at a wedding in Sing Sing. As arrival to tho groom's best man tne bride had a "best girl." The "best girl" solves the problem what to do with the best man after the ceremonv. as he has tho best girl to escort down the aisle, For this reason tho new feature may be come popular. JcfFs Sunday Dinucr. SOUP. English Split Pea. FISH. Cod, Family Style. ROASTS. Duck, Beef, Mutton, Pork, Stuffed Veal RXTUKES. Corned Beef and Cabbage, Boiled Tongue. Pickle Sauce, Pigs head Span ish, Stuffed Heart, Veal Friccasee. VEGETABLES. Mashed Potatoes, Turnips, Green peas, ruDnu.fi. Corn Starch. VIES. Mince, Cranberry. DESERT. Walnuts and Raisins. Tea, Coffee, Wine and S. F. Beer. Dinner from 3 to 8 r. it. Meals 23. Oysters in Every Style, And coffee at Mrs. Lovctt's. For a Kent Fitting Boot Or Shoe, go to P. .J. Goodmans, on Che- namus street, next ttoor to i. v . t;ase. All croods of the best make and guaran teed quality. A. full stock; new goods constantly arriving, uusiom worn. At the Empire Store You will lind the finest laces and pm broideries, of richest quality. COXTEMPORAEV COMMENT. The Weekly Astobiax appeared last week in a new dress. The "W eeklt Asto biax is tho best weekly paper that comes to this office. Pendleton Tribune. Our last Astoriax looks like a sieve so niHnyjjood things in it the scissors could not "let it alone. Vancouver Independ ent. The Dailt Astobiax cornea out in a new dress, and looks as bright and clean as a new dollar. It contains much more matter, and bears evidence of substantial prosperity. Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Recently the Astobiak was enlarged to a seven column paper, and the num!er which .ame to hand yesterday was re splendent in a new dress. The" Astobiax has nlwnvs lieen a bripht newav tinner. and what is seldom found in journals of j general circuiuiiuii, vuuinuis rename : commercial information. It merits uu-1 bounded prosperity for the energy and! enterprise displaj'ed in all its depart inents. S. r. L ommcrcuil .rs. The Daily Astoeiax has latelv been much improved in appearance and in the reading matter. 'It is liegining to assume the appearance of a metropolitan journal. The Daily Astoeiax always has been a credit to Astona. and has fought bravely all battles for that city, j auu auvocaieu puonc iniprovemeum ami the advancement of the interests of the town, and has received a liberal and generous support from the citizens bulem Jail:. We felicitate our enterprising contem porary, the Astobiax. upon it3 improved appearance, n is luuicauvt? oi a pros peritv of which the Astobiax is in overv way worthy. As a rule one does not care to remark much change in mi old menu, out tins cuaugeis so maunesiiy for the better that we rejoice rather than cavil at it; besides, at a time when so many papers are turning their coats, one can readily sanction a change of dress, which does not include that disagreeable feature. Cal. uroccrunu tanner. Ship In Dlxtress. Captain IugalIs,of the ship SHlhtrland- shire, just arrived from Hull, reports that 'September 12, 13S3, longitude 04 degrees and 20 minutes west, and latitude Al de grees and twenty minutes south, about noon, observed a vessel to windward, ap parently flying his ensign. JTho ship proved to be tho American ship Iry, Cap tain Morse, 2X days out from Philadel phia for this port." She had in a gale mot with damage and subsequently put into New York for repairs, and sailed again. The last heard from her sho was at Port Stanley again repairing. As soon as wo made out his ensign.we backed our yards and hove to. Made out later from his sig nals that his rudder was gone. Soon after he run up, 'I will go to leeward and heave to. Pick my people up, as I must abandon the ship.' But he made no ap- Kearance to launch a boat, or clear a oat. He had four good lioats on deck. The ship was steering very well and the rudder was in its place, although, to all appearances, his rudder-head was gone. He was steering with the tiller on the after part of the rudder, and a spar across the stern of tho ship. He ran up signals for us to come to lee ward of Slaten Island, which I re fused to do. us there were thick snow squalls, and it was coming on dark, while there was no danger in leaving the ship with the boats. Would have sent my boats if he had none. Both my officers and crew were agreeable to go, but to all appear ances there was no desire on the part of tho ivy s men to leave that vessel, as they clewed up and furled all sail, with the exception of the main lower topsail, which was kept set. Tho ship was al lowed to roll and tumble m tho trough of tho sea, which made it impossible for a boat to leave the ship. Was rather sur- frised at his manoeuvres, as he was not ike a man wanting to leave his ship. Bo fore it came on dark wo put our helm up and ran to leeward of him, and passing him about a ship's length, we had made all preparations for receiving them on board. ve lound when close to him no lashings of the boats, or any prepara tions made. I asked if his ship was leak ing, and he replied 'no.' At o'clock it was dark, with thick snow and squalls. and we lost sight of him. We filled our yards and proceeded on our c jurse. as ho was in the track of homeward bound ships several passing us" that night and in the morning. Both the officers and myself knew that tho ship was not leak ing aim in no immeuiaio danger, as tue ship was steeriuc verv well and had cv- ervtumg m good order, and the ralklaud Islands under his lee. After it got dark no never suowed a light or made any sig nals." S. F. Bulletin. IVolirc. Dinner at"J EFF'SCHOI HOl'SE every day at o'clock. The best 2" cent meal in town: soup, lisli. seven kinds of meats, vegetables, pie, pudding, etc. A glass of S. F. Beer, French Claret, tea or cotiee included, ah who nave tried him say Jeff is the BOSS." Via X. I It. St. Fresh Baltimore oysters packed in ie; at .lell s. Corsols anil lTinIcrnr. All the latest makes and styles of cor sets and ladies underwear at rrael Bros." Empire store. The Clarioim. Just the thing for balls and parties, a complete orchestra, with dance music, figures for calling dances, etc, complete. to tnose desirous ot having dances, and not otherwise provided with music, it is invaluable. Call at the New Vork Nov elty store and examine it. IVotice to the TaliM. Switches made from combings or cut hair; new switches made to order from the best imported hair, in any shade de sired. Old switches repaired. AH work warranted. Kates reasonable Call or address UlILEXHAKT & SCHOENHK, Occident hair dressing saloon, Astoria, uregon. Fine Dress (iooIs. A splendid line of ladles dress goods is being displayed at tiie .mpirestore. Skate, Sliatcs, Skates! Club skates, clipper skates. All sizes ; lowest prices. iorK .ovenv Store. Furnished or unfurnished front rooms at .Mr. Campbell's, over the Gem saioon. All the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest Ecrfumery, and toilet articles, etccan c bought at the lowest prices, at J. W. fuonn's drug store, opposite uciden hctel, Astoria. Roscoe Dixon's new eating house is now open. Everything has been fit ted up in first-class stvle. and his well known reputation as a caterer assures all who like good things to eat, that at ins piace iney can ue accommodated The best Mince and Pumpkin pies at jusiorKi jiaKery. Co-cden's Liquid Beef Toxic is en dorsed by physicians. Ask. for Coldcn's no other. Ui druggists. Why are you ill ? Why do you suffer? Everybody knows all aches and pains, all languor and debility are cured by Brown's iron Bitters. Young and middle-aged men suffer ing from nervous debility, and kindred affections, as loss of memory and hypo chondria, should inclose three stamps for Part VII of World's Dime Series of pamphlets. Address Would's Dispex sakt Medical Association. Buffalo N. Y. THE HAIIB0R. The heart is a harbor! the white-sailed ships lhat enter its golden gate Bear cargoes of hope, of joy and of love As nartof their nrecions freight: ' I Each messenger dove from over the sea . Wings tidings from those who roam, , And the light shines bright thro the ' gloom of night, j Guiding the mariner home. The heart is a harbor! but oh. there are days When never a ship comes in! And tho moaning cry of the allmtroaR Ls heard thro' the ocean's din: Tho rocks are all white with the angry foam . And the skies with clonus overcast. And our lip. grow pale and our eytei h"" As the storm-king driveth past The heart is a harbor! Oh, weary one Who wait for your spilor-kiss." Thore's anothcr'port that our good shqia make When they fail to enter thfe. There's a golden gate on the otht r side. And a peaceful bay and shore. Oh. pray thrt we all may enter therein When the voyagd of li fe is o'er. Krl i'iiMum VVtuli. i::m. mtl tirt. Can Ik had at I. J. ArwM's. i-x: s City Book Store. I :dhs and l-im: call there for :m luut fitiint; Imhn nstd shoes, ami lowest prio. Prfir! fi: guaranteed. C ltliiitt!ll t'cnsh KaUniu. I'icliardson & Co.,iSt. Louis. dim f tin laraiM whoIe.-Jitlfdnijr firm ih tin I'nl ted St at writ': V luvi h:i:ul!til Diuuuitt's Cough Balsim in our Uadi for the pat sixteen years and haw bousht as much as one hundmi gn at a J imp, and from our knowledge of its merits believe it to have given prfi-l . satisfaction to otir iMitoiwrs." At V. K. Dement A.Co.'s. wShiioh's Vitalizer is wtmt you nml for Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Dlz-. ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. ' Price 10 and 73 cents per bottle. SnM by W. E. Dement. Shiloh's Cough ami Consumntiou '. Cure is sold by us on guaninbe. ItirRIIITQ fljUn URPrSqi F cures consumption. Sold by YV E. I),- j r " JI 1 3 VulsCI hOLCO. mcnt. Kor lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Pnc 25 cents. For sale by V. E. Dement. Sleepless Nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by W. E. De ment Will you suffer with Dvsncnsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by V. K. Dement. Croup, Whooping Cough and Uron chitis immediately relieved by Shiinlfs Cure. Sold by V. E. Dement, The Peruvian syrup nas cured thou sands who were suffering from dvspen- sia, debility, liver complaint, boils, hit mois, female complaints, etc. l'amph lets free to any address. Seth W. Fowl & Sonr Boston. Brace up the whole system with King of the Blood. See Advertisement. When you feel life is a burden, and nothing you try seems to ease your dys pepsia, mm a sure relier m urown s iron Bitters. For Coughs, make a timely ihc of IIi.LES HOXEV OF IIOKKHOL'XD AXD Tai:. Pike's Toothache Dkuis cure in one minute. NOTICE To Canncrymen and Fishermen. JI. IEATIIKUH. formerly over Arntlt & ForeliPn's machine slum has leased the shop on Conrnmly street, one Mock ve-t or llauscii urov mill, ami alter tin 10th of Due will be prepared to luultt first-class boats at reasonable rats (Jive mo a call before jioin; elsewhere. Annual Meeting. fV THE STOCKHOLDERS OK TIIE CO- J loinbia CaimlmrCo. will lie held :ir Hie Company's office, on the Kith day of Dercm- ucr issi, at 'i o c cc r. 31. snarn, inr im pnr no.se of clectinira Hoard of Directors for the ensuing year, ami tnuuactln!? Midi other immess as may propeiiy i-omc .Jieitre ine meeinj:. iiy onicr THOMAS IJKAI.Y. K. ,IOHNSO., Secretary, President. Stockholders'' Meeting. VTOTICE IS HEREBY OI VEX THAT THE Ll annual meethizof the stockholders of the Masonic Land and Buiidiiitr Association will be held at the office of Capt. Oeo. Fla vl. in Astoiia, Oregon, on Wtihiesday, Dec. UUli. iKvi. at lite hour r 7 r. m. inr the pur pose of electing live director-! and transaet- iiisii'-u oilier ousiiiess may legaiiy roiiif before the iiipetitu:. .1. W.OEAKIIAUT. Seeretarv. AMoria, Nov. 17th, 1&S5. d-til NOTICk" T 0 CANNERYICEN ! I WILL MAKE BOXES NEXT SEASON hi any amount requited, and guarantee to have them satisfactory In every respect. My price for shooks will be IS cents ; for nailed boxes 17 cents. Anv one wishing to make a contract for eases can confer with .I.C.TKULLlXGElt. ocM-rJm Proprietor West Shore Mills. To Rent. HOUSE 01 FIVE ROOMS. KL'P.N'I ture for sale. Apply at Astorian Office . MEETING NOTICE. THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OK thestocklioldcrsof tli" Pythian l-indand Builditnr Association will be held in Pvthian Castle, on Wednesday December .rth IKS. iiiimetuaieiv niter ine adjournment 01 Asuir Loihre No. c". K. of P.. for tne. election of offi cers for theensuinsytfar.and the traiiactIon 01 sucn oiner business as may come neiore the meeting. K. A. lis heci-ciary. Astoria, Nov. 9, 1SXJ. did FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET By tho Xight. lny. Week or Month, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, 'With use of Parlor. Library and all the com- lorts 01 a nome. 1 enns reasoname. Apply to MILS. E. C. IIOLDEN. Cor. Main and Jefferson Sts. Wilson & Fisher, SHIP CHANDLERS. DKAI.KKS IN Iron, Steel.. Coal, Anchors, Chains, TAR, PITCH, OAKUM, NAILS AND SPIKES, Shfslf Hardware, Paints and Oils STEAM PACKING, PROVISIONS rr.o5.St A.I .1IIT.I. FFJEI. Ag-::s for Salem Flouring- Mills, anJ Capital Flour. FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES. a 81 si7. at Portland Trices, In Stock. it:hi C:ti-ii;itiiu and Hamilton Street? roiil A. Ol'KGON. A, V. Allen, Wholesale and IMail Dealer hi Groceries MILL FEED. - .. oIaSS and Plaieri Ware, TKOIMCAI. AND DOMESTIC. Together with Wines, Liq:iors,Tobacco,Gigars Drugs and Chemicals ft J. 8. THOMAS Prescriptions carefully coniioiiiHleil Day or Night. Brewery Beer Saloon. The Best Beer 5 cts a Glass. Hot Lunch every Day from 10 to 12 A. M The best of Liquors and Cizars on hand. A deservedly popular place 01 social resort CEO. I1HXE1L Desirable Property FOR SALE. iTMITV MINl'TES DRIVE FROM SAN . .lose. Cal.. on the Iis Gatos Road. A new 5-rooin dwelling house : between fi and six acres of choice fruit land. Dwell inir built for saioon :uid store . - The nronerty will be sold at a barcain. as I have loo much other business to attend to it. Terms $l.cuo half cash: balance on time with easy payments. Apply to I. YOUNG. Astoria. Oregon. d-UMm DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. 954- ACRES ON CLATSOP PLAINS KNOWN AS THE P. G EATtHART FAItM tpeethcr with thirty cows, seventeen head of younj: cattlr, one horse, one wagon and other farniimr implements. This Is a rare cliance tor anyone to secure a goon uairy or siock iarni. For particulars Inoulreof d-wtf J. W. GEAUHART NOTICE. To Hunters. Fishermen, Ranchers TF YOU WANT THE HIGHEST MAli- X ket price for your produce, ro to JEFF'S, Delinquent City Taxes. IVTVTIPF 15 TIFI'imV P.1VFV TfTAT T the undersigned, Chief of Police, have neeii iumisiieu wan a warrant ironi tne City Council requiring me to collect the tax as assessed for the year 18S3. and now delin qticnt upon the list and make return of the same within sixty days. All parties so In debted will therefore please take notice and poverii in-mseives accordingly. C. W. LOUGHEKY. Chief of Police. Astoria, Oregon, October 2.1th, 1SS3. Notice of Dissolution. TttfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TILVT TIIE JLl partnership heretofore exLsting between Rudolph Bartn and Michael Meyers has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. uartn win continue the business in his own name and on his own account and will 11 av ail debts and collect all accounts and notes due the linn. RUDOLPH BARTII. MICHAEL MEYER. Astoria. Nov. 2d, 18S3. d-30d I AM OVERSTOCKED IN CLOTHING AND Furnishing Goods And will therefore try and re duce it by ottering Mens. Youth's, and Boy's CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes Rubber and Oil Clothinq At a Ijarse Discount. Any party haying goods of me from thi.s date forth will be al lowed ten per cent, on purchases or oyer 10. .morace tne oppor tunity uuii uuy jroui uiuiniiij; ui 3VE- ID. DKljSkJKra?, AXD vP Pharmacist, AST0RIA,c Mr Wholesale The Leading Dry House of ARGEST STOCK LOWEST New Goods Received Figures ta Lie ! AND JEFF OF THE CHOP HOUSE Catrpiove hy his hooks that he Is doin: the oijjKest business 01 any EESTATJEANT In the citr. and he will cuarantee to eive the best meal for cash. SOLID GOLD JEWELRY Scarf Pins. Chains, Watches, Of ever3 description. The finest stock of Jewelry in Astoria. t3yAlI goods warrantedasrepresented GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER. Men:,s5 Youth's, and Boys ! ! at! asid Winter Clothing ! Of "Erarexy Description, .lust opened atthe Occident Store. tyles 10 Suit all ! Quality to Suit all.! Prices to Suit all ! Th.e Xieading CLOTHIER, MERCHANT TAILOR, AND HATTER. LOEB & 00. JOBBEKS IN WINES, LIQXJOES, AND OIGAKS. AGENTS FOR THE Bost San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. Tumblers Decanters, and All Kinds of Saloon Supplies. J-All goods sold at San Francisco Prices. MAIN STREET. Opposite Parker House, Astoria, Oregon. .HANSEN BROS, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, AND GLARING MILL. A full stock of home manufactured goods constantly on hand. Special Attention given to Orders. All' work guaranteed. Your patronase so licited. ASTORIA. ----- Oregon and Retail Goods and Clothing Astoria. - FINEST GOODS PRICES! by Every Steamer. FIRST QUALITY LUMBER. THE MILL COMPANY IS IN THE FIELD AND PKOPOSES TO remain. We will take orders for lumber from 100 to 50o M., at the mill or delivered. We also manufacture lath and shingles of At quality. Flooring a Specialty . Address all orders WESTPOItT MILL CO. S. C. Bkxx Kit, Supt. IHeady for Business. j The Portland and Astoria I STEVEDORE COMPANY Ts prepared to contract with masters and consignees of vessels for the Loading and Unloading of Vessels ; AT EITHEK PORT. Promptness and satisfaction guaranteed I in all cases. Ed.D. Curtis & Co. "UNSURPASSED IN STYLE AND FINISH. NEW A COMPLETE STOCK. S. B. CROW, PHOTOGRAPHER, Comer Benton and Squemoqua Streets, East of the Court House. Astoria, - - - - Oregon SH, I Garnets, Uptolstery