The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, December 27, 1883, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextShe gaUg Jovian. ASTORIA, OREGON: THURSDAY. ,...lRrEMIJliK27. ISS8 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. Monday excepted) J. F. HALLO RAN & COMPANY, j'irni.isiiKics an: rKoi-itiKroits, ASTOKIAXHUILOING. - - CASS STREET Terras of Siil.cr"iitIoii. Served by Carrier, per wvok int by Sail, per jimmiUi............ one your .. ... Vret of Ks!a ; sMbvrrlbVrs. l."eLs. .S7.9U 3yAt!vorti.st?iwnts inserted by the vnrat The rate of $2 jht sHmr per month. Trun dent advertising Ally tfins per Miiare. each Ht'ertion. Around tlie Citv. Tho barometer doesn't know wind to make of this ivoather. The Standartl must cither send us a cjpy that can be read, or eteo Something of real importance must be going on the lines art down in every direction. Tho dictionary j not as bij as the post offioe, but it contains more letter-; to the tmrc inch. The newly elected oflioerii of Tample liodge Xo. 7. 1'. At A. M., will bp hiKtailed this evening. Kant's knock down and tfift salo is in fall operation. Tin drawing takes place next Monday. Tli regular quarterly examination for teachers begins at Supt. Sloops office at nine, o'clock to-morrow morning. C. II. and Orilla liead will give a unique entertainment at Liberty hall this evening in aid of the Y. "il. C. A. The Seattle Herald publishes a lino Christmas edition. The Herald is a painstaking paper and deserves its suc cess. The regular entertainment of the As toria Social Club will be at Pythian Cas tle Hall this evening, beginning at half Iast seven. In another column -.vill be found an ofiicial transcript of the docket at the nest term of the Circuit court which meets next "Wednesday. The It. 11. Thompson came down in Hying style from l'ortlnd j'esterday. She was iight waisted. freight being re markably scarce at all river points. The proprietors of the pilot schooner CUy of Napa intend sending the vessel to San Francisco after January 1st. and will go out of the piloting business. Attention is directed to the advertise ment of Mr. C. W. Leick. a practical archtect and draughtsman, who comes well recommended in his profession. "Zampilaerostationifit" is the name which some one says is the correct one to apply to a roller skater. This will make the exercise more wildly exhilirating than evei. Christmas was quietly spent in Astoria, home pleasures furnishing the principal enjoyments of the day. Sevoral private gatherings took place and nearly every one "had a good time.' Cashing Post No. 14, G. A. 11., intend giving n boll on the occasion of the visit of Gen. Caulkins to tho Post, which will be about the middle of next month. A series of camp-tires is also contemplated. llev. J. V. MiHigan was handsomely remembered by his parishioners oh Christmas. Among his presents .were Poe's "Kaven, Coleridge's, "Ancient Mariner." and a purse of from the Hible class. Honry lyuip. down from Cathlamet, informs us that the mill men in his vicin ity have been quite successful in getting a good supply of logs to their mills. Over 8.00O.Ovhi feet of logs were taken down F.looonicn creek this season. ' evt-rr Atitorhin who rents a box .a I he .jotrtoUiw linds nowadays a lottery at rti.- went therein. Flaming au i uv:i meiit is made of the man who won tht $"4),t00 prize. There is no men tic n f the fifty thousand who lost. How . ver it nmv bo in other places real estr.te transfers in Astoria show that price 6 are fully up t previous figures. There is no w:rei index to the jernianent pro?ierity of a city than that -afforded by tho price of rel etto within its limits or adjacent thereto. Sonw- of Uk oity docks indicate Astoria time in accordance with the true meri dian lines; others are changed to corre spond with tlw- change in Portland. The boats leave by Portland time, and niryone that doesn't wa it to get left must remem ber that Portland lime is now sixteen minutes faster than t:me in this city. About ten o'clock last night a loud out crv from the slip between Wilson fc Fish ers and Home's, attracted the attention of some pasvrs-by. who. hurrying to the spot, dragged out'a party by the name of Iteymau who wn clinging to the piles. He" was profane m his expressions of gratitude, and offered to "set 'em up" for all bunds. A very enjoyable time was had at the rusidonce of E. ( Holden last evening; the occasion be'lng a surprise party given Miss Emms: lioideu. About twenty couples were present, and all enjoyed themaeltes to the fullest uxtuht. A Wuutiful repirst was served and with music and song the evening passod so pleasantly that it will be one long lemembeml by thesj participating. ToliKiMuui.-. At a citizens meeting. hold at tho r ' hall at half past seven last evening, it transpired that the total cost of the recent trial in Portland be fore Judge Dcady wherein certain citi zens of Astoria were lined $L0l)0 and costs, aggregated &.',335.K5. It was de cided that tlie parties in the suit bo re inibursed. About $1,200 of thG amount is already pledged, the remainder to be raised forthwith. Ocean Text. Four year ago a small "dinkey," not unlike the fishing boats used at Astoria, crossed tho Atlantic from New York to Liverpool with a crew of two men and a cat, in 2G days. It was ship-rigged and the feat was bought to Ikj a remarkable one. One of the men named Perkins, is in East Portland now. being first officer of the ship ML Wash ington, lying at the railroad docks. He is a splendid seaman, aged about years. indicator. Sold the Goveesoes. A t'ood story is afloat about Henry Yillard and tho gov ernors of tho various states participating in tho festivities of tho night following evacuation day. He met tho distiguished gentlonieu on a friendly, soci.il footing, and somehow nearly every one of them wanted a "pointer" on tho market, "just for information, and nothing else.' So ho magnanimously confided to. the inquir ing ones his opinion that there would be a marked improvement in the market "from this on," particularly in his (the Yillard) railroad secuitics. One week from that time, for illustration, Oregon and Transcontinental had dropped from eight to ten points, enough to swamp al most anybody's margin! It was also no ticed that several governors still lingered about town and in the vicinitv of Vall street, wearing faces as long as a row of cnurns. A Bargain. Walnut wood upright Piano, lull com pass. Apply early on board shin OaJ: troni, u. it. Jc j. uo.-s new docK. Dancing School. rrof.Xaef has organized a dancing lass for ladies and children only at Pytian Hall on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5, tuition. $1,50 per mouth. Parties can join at any time. Gents' class on Saturday .evening from 5 (9 luiuou, 3d per monm. Council Proceeding. The city council having met and ad journed on Christmas evening, a special session was held at tho city hall last evoning, Maj-or Halm presiding; present, Councilinen Case, Cooper, Hume and Tronchard: in attendance, T. S. Jewett, Auditor and Clerk: C. W. Loughrev, Chief of Police. The minutes of the last regular meet ing were read and approved. A communication from the fire warden was read recommending change of ordi nance concerning terra coita tile fluo; re ferred to committee on lire and water. The committee to whom was referred the matter of C. W. Loughrey and Thos. Hunter, reported, recommending that C. W. Loughrey be lined S2T for neglect of duty, and that Thos. Hunter be allowed his salary up to the adoption of the re port; likewise recommended that if pres ent police force be sufficient, Thos. Hunter Imj honorably discharged. The motion to adopt the report was carried. The report of the superintendent of streets for October was adopted. The report for November was referred. The report of city sexton for October was adopted. The following claim was ordered paid: V'. B. Headiugtou, $108.0X The following resolution offered by Councilman Trenchard was adopted: That the superintendent of streets be and is hereby instructed to at once com mence the improvement of tho present lire trajw by placing or making the same three inches liigher than at present, that they be more easily observed. On motion council adjourned U meet January 7. IAS!. TJur.-Ird on (.'JtrKtroax. One of the merriest of the many mer ry Christmas parties in Astoria last Tues day was at the residence of C. II. Cooper, the occasion being tin? marriage of Miss Allie Gibson, sister of Mrs. C. IL Cooper, and Jas. A. Davidson, one of Astoria's prominent young business men. The coremony was performed by Iter. M. D. "Wilson. Among tho. present were Mr. and Mrs. C. iL ("tMper. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Davidson. Mrs. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Stone. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I'. "Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Heilborn. Misses Maggie and Kate Davidson. Miss Alice Pope. Fred Davidson, Thos. ltyrie. A. Dunbar. Walter Hobb, E. llogers. The presents were numerous and cost ly. The" bridal party left for Portland yesterday morning. tatter From 5Ir. Tkomes. Ashland. M.isf.. Dec. 18. 18S. Friend Halloran: As I start for Oregon on or about Jan. 1st you will please discontinue Tnu Dailt Astomax on receipt of this. Your paper has given me much pleasure and is a strong reminder of home. Snow has fallen to the depth of seven inches in the last forty-eight hours, and very cold. It reminds me I have stayed hero long enough; think it a good country to get awnv from. With regards. Yours, etc.. C. T. Thomes. ISiiN in School IH.it rlrt No. 9. Astouza, Dec. ItJ, 18S3. At a meeting of directors of School District Xo. ), held at the clerk's office at cannery of Tiadollet A; Co., the following propositions wcresuummeuior me uunu mg of fence and sidewalks as pvr speci fications on file, opened as follows: Fred wnent. s-tju: J. li. J'almer. S.TiV. I.I. Sullivan. iR); John Chanpel. .s-fci". J. O. HANTUUKN. V. LKINEXWEUEU, Directors. I'm: Or.i. Oi.i. tussr ios A man went to a shoemaker's and 1 tough t a pair of boots for $J), and gave the shoemaker a 10 bill. The shoemaker, not having change, went to another man and got it changed, gave the man his $1 and the boots, and the latter went off. Then the other man came back, saying it was a counterfeit Sll) bill, and makiu the shoemaker give him ten good dollars for it. How mucii was the shoemaker out? May Lose Hub CnAimiE. On Sunday the British bark Ihtaca, 0'30 tons. Barber- row, master. 7." days from Newcastle, X. S. "W.. showed up. The following dav a puot was put aooaru, nut mo weatner since then lias precluded all possibility of gottiug in. As tho vessel has a ifs charter, and jls aid charter expires un less she gets to Portland next Sunday, it is an even bet who is wishing tho strong est, tlie captain tliat lie can make it, or tho charterer that ho can't. Toyon Punishment. For two or three days past tho chief of police has had a prisoner serving a sentence for some in fraction of the citj- laws, standing in tho cold rain on the street with a ball and chain attached to him. It appears that the prisoner refuses to work out his line on the streets, and is therefore placed on exhibition, which is Hicksning to the public. It is a privilege that prisoners ire to work out their hues, and if thev do not wish to, no power can be vested in the city to compt-1 them. A prisoner is sent to jail for a term of days, and not to work on tho street, or to stand on the streets, where people can see them and uave meir sympaiuies euusieu in ns e half. Standard The Besult. In the police court yes- terthvy appeared A. Muuson and Henry Sawmiller on a charge of resisting a police officer. They had an interpreter on hand through whom they entered a plea of "not guiltj." Judge Coffinbury held them in default of bail to ap pear to-daj". This trouble arises from the row in the old Scandivavian house last Tuesdav morning when Officer Steabb arrested Victor Johnson for the alleged cutting of John Brinkman as reported m full in Tuesday's Astobian. Steabb had arrested Johnson, whereupon Mnn- son aud bawumler took him away, when lie ran, pursued by Ullicer JJeasley, who finally captured hini. Johnson was moved to tho hospital, and is badlv hurt; one bullet penetrated his body at the base of the spinal column and coming out at the groin. It is considered impossible for the unfortunate man to live. Bnnk- nrian, who had been badly cut was out of danger yesterday. Yestkhdat's Stobm. The wind and rain that lulled on Christmas nwoke in greater fury yesterday morning and all day the storm blew furious from the south. The wind came in short strong gusts that played havoc with the few ladies and children that ventured out Signs, fences, trees, chimneys, etc., re ceived a severe snaking up. ana travel was seriously interfered with. A pile drover near Devlin's cannery toppled, and ono or two roofs sutiered, but tne casualties were light. In the stream, our sheltered harbor demonstrated its safety. The vessels simply put out an extra line anu let tne storm pipe on. ine caps the wind blew great guns; the sea came in in immense green waves, and naviga tion of all kinds was stopped. Porpoises in immense Bchools came up in front of tho city and sportively gamboled the live long day. As the snort day darkened into night tho wind whisked around to the southwest and roared, at every crevice. At midnight the storm moderated, and about half past two this morning the parting clouds gave promise of a nno day. A verv desirable room in the Odd Fellows building, for rent Apply to Dr.Latorce. OFFICIAL. Circuit Court Iloclet, January Terra. 1.SS4. State of Oregon vs C. V. Thompson. Held to answer. Shite of Oregon vs V. M. Thompson. Held to answer. State of. Oregon vs Mark Kj-le. Held to answer. State of Oregon vs Thomas Talzan. Held to answer. State of Oregon vs Joseph Dubois. Held to answer. State of Oregon vs Joseph Reynolds. Held to answer. State of Oregon vs Frank Wedig. Held to answer. Shite, of Oregon vs John Silka. Held to answer. Stats of Oregon vs Henry X. Gabel. Recognizance to keep the peace. State of Oregon vs John Leahy el al. Held to answer. State of Oregon vs James McCnhe. Becognizance to keep the peace. State of Oregon vs Ah Sing. Held to answer. M.J. Kinney vs E.D. Heatley et al, equity. Fulton. Taylor for pliT: Killin. Moreland for deft. Warren Olney et al vs W. E. Warren et al. equity. Fulton, Page for plff; Bowlby for deft. Ann B. Wilson et al vs Nanev Welch, elal.-qiiity. DelJ.Bowlby forpJir; Dolph for delL John I). Marshall v J. B. Stevenson, eqttitv. Wintoit for pin": Fulton lor deft. " A. J. (Moutrie vs J. T. Mulkey, equity. Fulton for plff; Smith, Chapman for deft. A. W. Berry vs . W. Parker et al. eqiutv. 1 opuni for plff; Bowlby, Drake for deft. Marv E. Wakeman et al vs. I. M.Shive Iv.cqultx. Dell, Bowlby lor plff: Strong. Fulton for defU Warren Olnei et al vs John II. Moore equity. Bellinger. Page for plff: IJowl- ovioruetr. Warren Olney vs Astoria Packing Co eqnity. Bellinger. Page for p!ff: Tay lor. Fulton lor deft. Isaac Bergman vs P. H. Fox. equity Winton for plff. O. F. Dav vs Jane X. Day, divorce. Fulton for plff. F. M. Knapp vs B. P. Knapp, divorce. Fulton for plff. Clara S. Gross vs J. A. Gross, divorce. Fulton for plff; Bowlby for dett. Marv Worden vs William .Worden. divorce. Winton for plff. G. W. Wood et al vs Thomas Doig et a!, equity. Fulton for plff : Winton for deft. P. A. Trullingcr et al vs W. J. Barry, eqttitv. niton for plff; b niton tor deft. James Taylor vs. Margaret .McCaun. equity. Williams & Co- Taylor and Hare tor pltt ; r niton lor ueiu James W. Welch vs. O. IL & X. Co., equitv. Williams & Co. and Taylor for plff; Dolph for tleft. John McCann vs.O.IL & X'.Co.. equity. Kelly for plff; Dolph for deft. Henrietta Winchell vs. John Win- chell. equity. Fultou for plff. Wilson & Fisher vs. Thomas Walk- ley et al, equity. Bowlby lor plff. M. P. Madden vs. Isabella Macidtn, divorce. Winton lor plff. Amy B. McCee vs. James Mcfiee. di vorce. i;oviny tor put: riuton ior deft. J. M. Bohb et al vs. .Mary Stanton et al, equity, h Minn for pm. James Cool; vs. Isabella B. Cook, di vorce, winton ior pin. C. A. Lawson vs. John I.awson. di vorce, i' niton ior put. G. W. Toothakcr vs. Phoebe Tooth- aker, divorce. Winton for plff. John Biddell vs. W. B. Adair, equity. Bowlby for plff. General assignment of T. Bailey. Bowlby. General assignment of Prael Brothers. Fulton. D. G. Boss vs. Hannah Boss. law. Bowlby lor plff: Fulton lor defL Biirelow & Morris vs. J. E. Comtit, law. niton for plff: Page for defL Goldsmith & Lowenberg vs. M. J. Kinnev, law. Winton for plff; Fulton for deft. George Pink vs. Dean Blanchard. law. Bowlby for pur: f niton tor ueit. Wetherhee & Thonies vs. Peter Mauck, law. Winton for plff. Alex. Grant, aduitn'r. vs. W. I). Baker et al, law. Bingham & Gleason for plff; Stilton lor delt. Yee Teung vs. Chin Lock, law. Win ton for plff. J. G. Chanman vs. Julia Bohnaut.law. Winton fc Chapman for plff; Fulton for defL Wong Doe et al vs. Hen Lee, law Winton for plff. A. W. Berry vs. Hargrove & Hellon, law. Strong lor plff. John Bogers vs. G. W. Birchard, law Curtis lor plff. C. Carlson vs. Peter Halappa; law. Fulton for pill. Strauss & Co. vs. A. M. Johnson & Co., law. Winton for plff: Fulton for defL Brighani, Hopp & Co. vs. A. M. John son cc Co-law. wtnton for pin: v ni ton for defL M. Seller & Co. vs. A. M. Johnson, law. Winton for plff; inton for deft. McCracken & Mason vs. A. M. John son & Co., law. Winton for plff; Ful ton for defL Max Pracht vs. A. M. Johnson & Co., law. Winton for plff; Fulton lor deft C. II. Bain vs. William Howe, law, Fulton & Bowlby for plff; Elliott lor defL C. U.Bain vs. William Howe, equitj-. Fulton & Bowlby for plff; Elliott lor delL Astoria Iron Works vs. Seaside Pack ing Co., law. Fulton for p:ff; Taylor for defL J. W. and Y.Cook vs. John L. Gill, law. Fulton for plff. II. H. Wolf et al vs. James and Catha rine. Turk, law. Curtis lor plff; t ulton lor deft. Heckel Xaviervs. Lee Yune Chung et al, law. Curtis for pill; ulton for defL John McCann vs. O. B. fc X. Co- law. Kelly for plff: Dolph lor defL James Steel et al vs. Ross Brothers, law. Strong for put; uuiton lorueit James Steel et al vs. D. G. Ross, law. Strong for pltt; Fulton ior aeiu G. G. Smith vs. J. G. Fairchild et al law. Winton for plff. A. P. Xash vs. Frank Ridley, law, Bowlby lor pin. Bigelow & Morris vs. Astoria Gas Light Co. et al, law. Winton for plff; Page for delL Bigelow. Sinnns & Morris vs. Astoria Gas Light Co. et al, law. Wintm for plff; Page lor deft. William Beasley vs. Mrs. J. Badollet, law. Curtis for plff: Fulton for deft. Peter Peretto vs. William Oliver, law Winton for plff; Fulton lor deft. Fisherman's Packing Co. vs. Robert Hamilton, law. Fulton lor plff. Martin Johnson vs. Henry Matson law; Fulton for plff; Curtis for defL George Xazel vs. Jackins & Fafks, law. Fulton lor plff. Fisherman's Packing Co. vs. Robert Hamilton, law. Fulton for plff. Astoria Iron Works as. nansen Bros. law. Fulton for plff. A. M. Simpson vs. Moody Bros- law Bowlby-for plff. Charlie Yen vs. Ah. H octal, law. Ful lumurpm, xuyiur iur ueu. Kwong On Loom & Co. vs. Hong Chong. law. Winton for plff; Taylor for defL Lem Wee vs. Sam Sing Looug & Co., law. Winton for plff: Taylor lor delt. Wilson & Fisher vs. John Davis, law. Bowlby & Fulton lor plff; Page & Bel linger lor deft. Bergman & Berry vs. Charles Lcroy, lor confirmation of sale. Page lor plff. A. A. Cleveland vs. C. Leinenweher et al, law. Fulton lor plff. James McCann vs. Warren Clark, law. Fulton lor plff. J.T.Brown vs. Warren Chirk. law. Fulton lor plff. F. L. Parker vs. Warren Clark. law. Fulton for plff. 1I0TKL ARRIVALS. OCCIDENT. JO luck. Port T Owensby. .Merced H S Wheeler do X5nA2l!!n1Si2PPSG.u..C!ins.A.May'3 Holiday Eranori L Booth. do A LeGrand. do 1 ?.VSKEE HOUSE. A Condi t. Seaside H M James. Port J D Merriraan, citv BJMcKevett, Cath; Jr d," rmi)r'do ! V V 'uu", A Davis, do Dan Davis. Yr.nco SS Smith, Port OO Thomson. Port T Wood, do XV P Gabriel, Ir John Walters, Se.i Geo Watson. Wains E Kichardsou, Oak Point t j Orer the Unlrfrv. ! Iniweiilv-sixdifierentcotinlri; of! the globe, the great paiti-con.iueror, I bt. .Jacob? Oil, is praisml in every km gnage. Iross IVotirc.s. "Dr. ReadV entertainment i one nf the most unique aud complete I have .verseen. l can near: iiy commend in expose' to the public, as worthy in everv respect their attention and patronage. JIKV. .1. .1. JiAKlUS. Xorth San Juan. '1 can assure von from wh:it f wit-! nessed last evening, that your commun- ity -will be highly entertained an.i prof- ' ited bv a .similar exhibition. Rr.w .!. A.ri:rxx:i:. : Kiehiaiul. "The Materializations of Katie King. as well as the Physical Manifestations, as given by Dr. Chas. II. Bead, is a most wonderful and pleasing entertaitimenL liv all means go and see Ins exposi tion. IIkv. W. II. Pascok. Lockford. Buy for vour daughter a fine piano or organ, at Adler's. For vour father a Russian leather diary for 1851, at Adler's. For your mother a nice useful piece of silverware at the Crystal Palace. For vour son a sensible look. at Adler's book store. For your little ones some nice tov. at Adler's Holiday Bazaar. For your sweetheart one of those hand some plush cases, only to be had at the Urystal Palace. And now we will all go to Adler's as we can find there just what wo want. Solid gold jewlerv, latest styles and patterns, at Adler's Crystal Palace. Beautiful assortment of Rogers Bros. plated ware. You will find a full assort ment only at the CrysLil Palace. If I warrant anything in mv store. either silver or gold, you can rely on it being so. my guarantees are good for we are responsible financially and other wise. Caut. Ani.:iu Oyster Kvi'ry I.ovetlV Stylo And coffee at Mrs. tVZIATI do you think that . jeff of Tii3: C5iii :nrsK gives you a meal for nothiugaud a glass of something to drink'.' Xot much!" but he gives a better meal aud more of it than any place in town for ii cents. He buys "bv tlie wholesale and uavs cash. "Thntsclt'es it. S'm IHiimiltfs C'uuh i:aIini.E3n5 W. W. Batterton, Columbia. Mosays: I cannot say too much for Dimmitt's Cough Balsam, Ior it alwavs cures my cnildreu of croup and uiv.M'lf and family of coughs anil colds." At ' W. E. De ment A: Co.s. The Clarion:. Just the tiling for balls and parties, a complete orchestra, with dance music. figures for calling dances, etc, complete. To those desirous of having dancesJand not otherwise provided with music. it is invaluable, ( all at the .New l ork uv eltv store and examine it. Masonic "Watch Charm F.ost On December 18. Finder will leave it at Foard & Stokes, and get S2-10 reward. llest Custom YVorK. Hoots and Shoes, Can he had at I. J. Arvold's, next to City Book Store. Ladies and gentlemen call there for tne fiucst lilting boots and shoes, and lowest prices. Perfect fit guaranteed. For the Holidays. You will find at J. W. Conn's the best sortmcnt iti.the city of Rogers Bro's. Plated ware, consisting of Castors. But ter dishes. Pickle Castors, Berry Dishes. Xapkin Rings, Knives. Forks and Spoons. Spoons and Forks are nil the best, marked XII: also the best assort ment of Dressing Cases, Odor Cases, GenLs SeLs, Fancv Brushes and Mirrors, and all the leading brands of Toilet Soaps, Perfumery and toilet articles ol all kinds. Examine my stock berore purchasing elsewhere; opposite Occi dent Hotel. IVew YcarN is Coining. And if you want to make your wife, daughter, sister, or some one else s sis ter a fine present call at Mrs. T. S. Jew ett's and see her elegant stock of fancy goods. Furnished Kooiu.s to Itcnt. Apply to Mrs. Henry, in Ca building, over G. W. Hume's sti Carrnthers' i store. The grin of pneumonia may be ward ed off with HVLE'S HOXF.V OR HoitK- IIOUND AXD T AH. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute. All the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest perfumery, and toilet articles, etc can be bought at the lowest prices, at J. V. Conn's drug store, ouitosite OcMden hctel. Astoria. Art, von made miserable hv Indi gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of appetite, xciiowJbKiny dntimi s v itai Izer is a positive cure. For sale by W. K. iement. Hackmetack. a iastttig and fra grant perfume. Price and at cents. Sold by W.T5. Dement. Shiloh's Cure will immediately" relieve Croup, whooping cough and Bronchitis, bold by W. E. Dement. Have Wistar's balsam of wild cherry always at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, wnoopnig cougn, croup, in fluenza, consumption, and all throat and tung complaints, r-n cents andl a bot tle. Rosqoe Dixon's new eating house is now open. .Everything has been fit ted up in first-class style, and his well known reputation as n caterer assures all who like good things to eat, that at his placo they can be accommodated. The Itev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bour bon, Ind says: 'Both myself and wife owe our lives toSnii.on"K Coksumption Cure." Sold by W. E. Dement. A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedv Price 50 cents. Sold by W. E. Dement IVotice. Dinner at"J EFF'SCHOP HOUSE everyday from 4S50to8 o'clock. The best 25-cent meal in town: soup, fish, seven kinds ol meats, vegekibles, pie, pudding, etc. A glass of S. F. Beer, French Claret, tea or coffee included. All who have tried him say Jeff is the BOSS." Hosiery, Hosiery. Hosiery I The latest novelties in ladies and ohildrens hosiery at Prael Bros'. for a Seal Fitting Boot i Or Shoe, go to P. J. Goodmans, on Che I nainus street, next door to I. W. Case. I All goods of the best make and guaran i t. ed quality. A full stock; new goods ciiiMatitly arriving. Custom work. urn. one door east ot Rescue No. 2's En- gun' House, a run itue of goods. ce as low as the lowesL Pri- At the Empire Store You will find the finest laces and em I,mt,l,.rii! nf rinmt nimlifv. Fine- irtvs Goods. splendid I ne of ladles dress goods is being displayed at the Empire store. . - - - c:ir.?i nil ii linuenrcar. All the !:i:e.-.t makes and styles of cor- S'jVVi!1 . jj!,U? "5le'e:"-- at Prael ,,,"! i'"';"lt "'"' Why will you cougn when Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cLs.r0et.-andSl. Sold by W.E.De- nient. Phic ans attest: Coi.rKXs Liquid Bkkf is particularly useful in Dipthe rla, Fever,and every depressing disease." ORDAN&BOZQRTH Holai Goods Just Eeceiveil, COMUKISINO : Rogers Bros.' Platedware, . Bisque Figures, Fine Majolica, Japanese Goods, Willow and Rattan Goods. Green River Cutlery. IF.CORATEI China Dinner ai Tea Sets, And a Full Line of Crockery J Glassware. ALSO First-class COAL OIL a Specialty. JORDAN & BOZORTH, Ccr. Chcnamus and Genevieve Sts. Astoria, Nov. 22nd, 1SS3. For Sale. iiUVE IIl'XDKKn COKDS DRY HEM : lock Vmk1, which I will deliver at the houses of customers for S-t a cord. UrayhiK or alt kinds done at reasonable rates. R. It. MARION. Meeting Notice. nnilE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE JL .stockholders of the Fishermen's Pack ing Company will !e held at the Company's oflice in t'pper Astoria Or., on Saturday. DeVJ9:h. for the purposed electing a Board ot Directors for the ensuing year, and trans net such otticr business as may come before the .meeting. By order F. C HEED. President WW. EDGAR, Dealer in Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes Meerschaum and Brier Pipes, GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY Revolvers and Cartridges. BOAT BUILDING, R. M. LEATHERS Has reopened his boat shop, over Arndt & Ferchcii'3. foot of LaFayette stroeh, and is prepared to turn out FIRST-CLASS BOATS. Alilj WO Kit GUAJRASTEED. L. K. Gr. SMITH, Importer and wholesale dealer hi ri'-ytr and Tobacco, Smokers' Articles, IMay ins card. CHiiery, sia- tteurry. Etc . The largest and finest stock ot MEKR SOHAtTM and All BE It GOODS In the city Particular attention paid to orders from tne countrv. Thko.BRACKER, Manager. Clienaians Street, Astoria. Oregon. NOTICE. STATE AND COUNTY TAXES A RE NOW due and payable at my oruce. A. M TWOMBLY. tf Sheriff Clatsop Co. Stockholders7 Meeting. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GARI baldi Packing Co. will hold a meeting at the hall of Astoria Longshoremen No. 1, in Astoria, on the 8th day of January. 18S4, at ti a. 3i. for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year, aud to transact such ousmess tw may come neiore ine mpeune. CHAS.WICKSTROM. Astoria. Dec. 21, 18S3. dt Regular Quarterly Examination. mHE REGULAtt EXAMINATION FOR JL Teachers desirotw o: securing Clatsop countv certlllcates will be held at my office on Friday aud Saturday, the 28th "and 29th itiM., two uoors west or tne tat none cnurcn. d-td Co, HupL FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET By the Xlght, Day, Week er Month WITII OR "WITHOUT BOARD, With use ot Parlor, Library and all the com lortsoianome. lermsreasonaoie. Apply to JIRS. E. C HOLDEN. Cor. Main aud Jefferson Sts, Notice. TnE ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE FIRM of A. M. Johnson & Co. have been placed in the hands ot "Wheeler fit Bobb for collection, ah parries Knowing inemseives to be indebted to said arm are ncreny noti fied to settle tlie .xanie within thirty days irom ine oaie ot inw notice. A. W. BERRY, v Assignee, per "Wheeler &Rot)b. Astoria, Dee. eoth, 1833. d-tf Ci Hi COOPER'S Wholesale and Retail The Leading Dry House of LARGEST STOCK New Goods Received To The 12 SOLID FACTS WHY Goods at Acting on the Reasonable Presumption that you do not desire to buy Inferior Goads at Exorbitant Prices, I offer the following FACTS for your consideration. l. I always pay CASH, consequently buy at BOTTOM PRICES. I buy direct from FIRST HANDS, thereby getting my goods at COST of manufacture I have just snent S3000 in fixing up my new store, which amount i spent aT 1IOJ1E. with Astoria Mechanics. I nope this ought to tiive tue a share of your pat ronage, even if you cau buy some thlnus a little DEARER in Portland or San Fran cisco. I take SMALL PROFITS and sell at LOW PRICES. I GUARANTEE EVERYTHING I SELL. My Guarantees are good, for I am RESPONSIBLE, financially and otherwise. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Mine is the LARGEST and MOST RELIABLE establishment in the city. I keep the BEST SELECTED stock and Known iact. I am agent for OLD ESTABLISHED MAKERS of 1'IANOS and ORGANS, and keep only the BEST. 10. I NEVER MISREPRESENT the value 11. Tniean to do a SQUARE. HONEST BUSINESS, giving, FULL VALUE for every cent I receive. The foregoing constitute.-? 12 GOOD and sufficient REASONS why you should paronize me. 12. I A3I AOEXT FOR DECKER BROS., EMERSON'S, ALSO MASON & HAMLIN. ESTEY, AND CHASE ORGANS. Is the Most Complete as You can find Everything Pertaining to It. The Jewelry CAX NOT BE EXCELLED. This Stock JEWEL.at't and SI.VEI WAKE of tue latest style and pattern. Remember EVERY ARTICLE in this Line is WARRANTED. Fine lSepairiug a Specialty. My Toy Bazaar Spcalis for Itself. You can find EVERYTHING you may want, at Hie CRYSTAL PALACE. I New Goods!! New I 23. A. KEelJtfTOSH'S Clothing and Genfs Furnishing Store for the Holiday beason. PINE NECKWEAR, SILK UMBRELLAS, SILK MUFFLERS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, A complete stock of Underwear, Wliite and Colored Shirts, Fine Cassiinore Shirts. Hosiery, Gloves, etc. Tlie largest stock of Hats in the eity, comprising all the standard aud latest styles. By-Suits and Overcoats, ready made or made to order, at the lowest prices, lit, and duality ot goods guaranteed. D. A. McINTOSH, Tlie X-sading TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER and GENT'S FURNISHER. Goods and Clothing Astoria. - FINEST GOODS by Every Steamer. Pu YOU SHOULD BUY YOUR Adler's. the GREATEST VARIETY, which Ls al of an article. FISCHER, BEHR BROS. FOR department consists of DIAMONDS and SO MI) Goods!! bliCi RECEIVED AT