The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, March 08, 1884, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text3 Ifo flattj gtftoran. ASTORIA, OKEGUN: SATURDAY MAltCH S. 1S4 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday cxcepto.l) J.-F. HA1.L.ORAN & COMPANY, PUBLISHERS AND I'KOPUXRTOKS, ASTORIAN BUILDING, - - CAii TREE'J Terat of Subscription. Served by Ctirier. per week Sent by M.ul. per month ...., .- lScts. .. fiocts. -i7.00 one year .. Free of postage lo Mifo -risers. tyAdverilsemenU ui:erted by the year at the rat of $2 prr square per month. Tran sient advertising fifty cents per quare, each Insertion. , Around the City. - The Aliles resumes her place' on the Iiwaco ronte to-day. The American ship Astoria has arrived at Seattle with railroad iron. The Blengfell, ' Martha Fisher and flarri Morse have arrived out. Cannery printing done promptly and at lowest ngures at The Astobian job office T. G. BawJings has removed his store to Sauemoqua street, next door to Airs. T. S. Jewett's. The chief engineer of the Oregon had his bride with him yesterday on a wed ding trip to San Francisco. The A. B. Field arrived in from Ya quina yesterday. The Gen. Banning is loading in Gray's harbor for this port. Parties .from Sand Island report that Badollet & Co.'a mess house at that place was totally destroyed by fire last Thuniday night. The State yesterday fired a morning gun opposite the city and awoke the Round est sleepers. The Oregon sped swiftly sea ward at sunset. The Stats brought in nearly 300 passen gers; a large percentage got off here, the first of the Sacramento river delegation to arrive this year. A handsome young lady named Blake Said: "My leap-year prerog. 1 would take, But I fear when I pop, My sweet popsey-wop May; give my fond hop&s tne cold shake." The Northwest News shows that even money cannot sucosssf ally run a news paper. Whero both money and brains are wanting the fail or d is oven more manifest. The Clara Parker is receiving a thor ough overhauling and repairing tbroun out, virtually making Ler a naw boat. Capt. Parker anticipates a busy season and proposes to be ready for it. " H3pt. Korts, at one time master of the Shutrick, and wno was in the command ohe Tacoma when sue was wrecked in January, '83, has been uppjinted a pitat in"San Prancisco, where exists consider able comment on the fact. The itinerant peddlers have again be gun their round?. A good way to make business lively is to send away if yoa want fifteen cents worth of anything. Another good way is to patronize these casuals that go from house to house. Since the washouts on the track of the Southern Pacific railroad, the Queen oj thePrcificis as heavily laden witn San Francisco freight and passengers to southern California ports as sue used to be .to Astoria and Portland last pring. Bobinson got $6,500 for standing up or .rather falling down before John li. Sulli van in San Francisco last Thursday night. If he'd got away with Suilivuu San Francisco would have nominated Bobinson for congress and sent him to Washington. But he quits ahead of the game as it is,. Thos. Quirk who was arrested hero by Clark Loughery a few weeks ago upon arrival from Honolulu, pleaded guilty in San Francisco last Tuesday to having embezzled $&.7o. He said that he took the" .money during campaign times, being a little hard up. He gets three years in San Quentin. There is a little town in Minnesota that last week was stricken by a tp.s naodic feeling of protective virtue, x'ue spasm resulted in closing the barber shops on Sunday, and it was not till two hundred citizens chartered a train and went to the next town to get shaved that the order was rescinded. Four new councils of the Order of Chosen Friends have recently been in stituted by Grand Councilor Burton in Oregon and 'Washington Territory. The report of the grand secretary shows the receipts in the general fund for the ouarter ending January 31st to be fSo06.9C, and warrants drawn for the ouarter, $2703.07; receipts for the relief fund, $42,361.74; warrants drawn for death and disability claims, $42,000. , C. P. Upshur, United States shipping commissioner for this port, has received information that his father, Commodore John H. Upshur, will assume command of the Pacific station on the 31st inst. Com modore Upshur has been in command of the -Brooklyn navy yard lor tue past tnree years, and upon assuming command of manaw post will hoist his flag on board thq United States vessel Hartford, now lying at San Francisco, at the same time assuming ine rang ana aignicy oi ad miral. At a meeting of the National Woman Suffrage Association in Washington last Thursday the question as to how the National Association can help the women of Oregon to gain the ballot was dis cussed. It was said that in this state Mrs." Duniway has been taking the cen sus of voters favorable to women suff rage, and she has learned that the meas ure will have the vote of tho best citizens. It was decided to assist Oregon in a Jtaaneial direction, and in that direction alone. It was decided to prepare an ap PAl and send it throughout the country to members and their friends, Asking for assistance. Fokkxox Salmon Notes. The Liver pbol'correspondent of the London Gro cer? Gazette, writing under date of Feb ruary 9th, gives the following optimistic report of the salmon market. He says: The country demand shows a decided im provement, and the market has a hard ening tendenoy. Some considerable sales nave osu maae at pncea lass quoieu, and' holders are much firmer in their idsas, and we have not the least doubt that bottom has at last been reached. The' shipments of 1883 packing are now completed, and show a deficit of 113.U03 MBW8.against the previous season's ship .rosnts, and yet at the moment prices are 'fallyrthree shillings per case cheaper than'jat the corresponding period last J ear. This faotwill prjbdbly cause an loreased consumption, more especially as the price of lobsters is so high. So wo can with confidence recommend the - trade to take advantage of the present -unreasonable depression to anticipate ytheir requirements, for the least spurt - wilL'send prices up one shilling per case t a' bound. fJittiKtiou Wanted. -Jl youne man of considerable experl UC wants s, situation as clerk or book - -fceefcter. Satisfaction" guaranteed. Ad 's dress F. H. Elliott, Astoria Postoffice. -I" rz Maps! 9fap!X ainp!!! Mr. Carr, the one. armed map man "is now in the city and will canvass the nlftA for Cram's unrivaled family maps of the U. a. and World. Every family snouia nave one. unuureu can iMirn more on this man than in any book you can purchase. We hope that ,-Mr.C.vIH plnce one in every bouse 'iokL Prices reduced. A'atice. - Kofr is your onportunitytobuy goods tX cxtrtiat low figures. Call and see me. G, P. iiQSTIT. BY TELEGRAPH. THE CASE OP T. D. WINTOff. Referred to Geo. A. Dorris to Take Tcsti- kpkcial to the astokiak. Pobtlakd, March 7th, 9:4."i v. at. In the matter of the charges against F. D. Winton, the supreme court to-day re ferred the case to Geo. A. Dorris, of the firm of Noland &, Dorris of your city to take testimony and rf-port the facts to the supreme court which will decide up on these facts. The taking of this testi mony will not begin for some time as District Attorney T. A. McBride is now busy with other cases. Shot on Tonng't Hirer. About half-past one yesterday morning a man named John Nelson was brought in by Messrs. Packwood and Mason from Tncker's ranch on Young's river, about twelve miles from this city with a wound in his left hip. Ho was taken to the hospital and surgical attendance pro cured. The wound was made by a bullet from a 32 calibre revolver, tearing a large bole in the flesh and imbedding itself so far that thus far the bullet ha not been extracted. Last evening the wounded man said that he had been working on Tucker's ranch and about half-past three on Thursday afternoon a man named "Boney" Graham came in with whom he had some words regarding some liquor that was in the house; that he told Gra ham to go out, which he did, and after going out called Nelson to the door and drawing a revolver fired at him striking him as before related, upon which he fell to the ground, and that Graham fired again after he had fallen. This 13 his side of the story. en Sonnil Steamers. The now iron side-wheel stoamer Olym pian, built at Harlan fc Holliugsworth's shipyards at Wilmington, Del., for the Oregon Bailway and Navigation Com pany, arrived at San Francises in seven days from Acapulco, the fastest time made in ten years botween the two ports, and in eighty-seven days from Wilming ton. On the way out the Olympian touched at tho Island of St. Thomas, Pernambuco and Montevideo on the At lantic side, and passing through the Straits of Magellan, ut Valparaiso and Acapulco on tlie Pacific. The vessel displayed great speed, making sometimes as high us t-venty-tbreo knots an hour. Good weather was experienced through out the voyage. 1Ye Olympian, winch is destined for service on Puget sound, is by far the handsomest vessel of her class on this coast. Her hull is of iron and steel and is 26 J feet long by 42 feet breadth of beum, and her capacity is registered at 1U83.20 tons. Sbe is pro vided with one low-pressure engine, with a 70-inch cylinder wirii a l.'-foot stroke, and two boilers 10 by 2 fVet, cap able of bearing a preSaUre of 45 pounds to the square inch. The interior of the vessel is fitted up for the tr.iusportat:on of both freight and passengers, ueary. tho entire upper deck bung devoted to '.? saloon, which runs the whole length cf the vessel. The Olympian amved ut Seatt.e $ esterday. Tne Alaskan, the companion of the Olympiin on ths Puget sound routes, sailed a week ahead of her :rjm Wil mington and arrived first at St. Thomas, but the latter beat her to Pernambuco and left her far behind, the last beard of the Alaskan being her arrival at Valpa raiso on tne 2Gth nit. An Old Trick. A "change" swindler went to A. J. Prager's dry goods store on Kearny street yesterday morning with the intention of cheating a clerk, but when he left the store he was $3 out of pocket. He pur chased a purse for 23 cents and gave the clerk a $3 gold piece in payment. The clerk counted out the $4.75 change and placed it on the counter. The swindler then put his hand in his vest pocket, drew out a quarter of a dollar, threw it on the counter and siid: "Give me back the five dollar gold piece, I have a quar ter." The clerk was about to accommo date him, when the man held a $10 gold piece in his hand and asked for change, hoping to muddle the clerk in his ac counts and then possess himself of the s.lver and the original $3 piece. The clerk had once before been swindled in the same manner, and he quietly placed all the money in the till and told the customer he would call in an officer and then give him the change. Detective Whittaker and Special Byan were on a passing car and as tho dark went to call them t'ao swindler said: "I came in here to beat you, but you have beat me." With that he ran out of the store and made his escape, loaving the clerk $3 ahead by the transaction. S. F. Chron icle, 4. Mrs. C. F. Colter, ot N. Y. City will give instruction in the New York sys tem of dre-s cutting and bastinir. Les sons in rlase, S10. Single. S12. She also whhes to establish an auent in As toria. Can be :een at Mrs. E. C. Holde u'. Special rVolicc. Mr. N. Loeb has instructed mn to dis pose of his enttre stock of Clothing, furnishing goods, Boots andS.ioes.etc. at coat, without reserve. C. P. Moffit. 'JEFF'' At enormous expense has jut secured the Mrvhes of 1'uofbssok Ellis one of the best White cooks in the suite: and left" propns s to excell any of his for mer effuits in the culinary art. Italian and French dishes a specially. 1'ofirc. Dinner at"J EKFVCIIOP HOUSE everyday from 4:30 to 8 o'ciock. The best 25-cent meal in tewn: soup, fWi, seven kinds of meat.s, vegetable:, pie, pudding, etc. A glass ot S. F. Beer. "French Claret, tea or coffee included. All who have tried him say Jeff is the "BOSS." The WoinnuS I'iijsiriam A common sense medical work for Indies only. Fully answers ail ques tions which modoty prevents asking a m de physician. G vea causes and .symptom-, of a 1 d'seases of the sex. with positive cure for each in iIa n lan guage, written y ladies who have made t!ie?e di-eases a life .study. A plain talk in delicate lainnidtte which every wo man, young and old, sii mid rea I. It is recommended bv many eminent ladv physiciaiio as a sate guide for the sex. Handsomely bound aud illuslrat d. Sent post paid for $1.00. Addnss the Rocuestek Publishing Co 3-', 33 and 33. Osburn Block. Rochester, N.Y. ForaAeat Fitting Boot Jr Shoe, go to P. J. Goodmans, on Che namus street, next door to I. W. Case. All goods of the best make and guaran teed quality. A full stock; new goods constantly arriving. Custom work. Just Keceired., A large stock of soft and stiff Hats in all the latest stylos at Mcintosh's Fur nishing store. Have Wistar's balsam of wild cherry always at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, wnooping cougn. croup, in fluenza. consumDtinn. and all throat and lung complaints. 50 cents ancLSl a bottle. AS BEQU1BED BY LATf. Sorrow Soaked Resolution. Some time ago and old man, who made a speciality of digging wells in Eastern Oregon and curbing the same with pine boards, had nearly completed a job, be ing within twenty feet of the surface, when the upper part of the well gave away and caved in on the old man, cover ing him with a ton or more of free soil and nssorted debris; and, strange to sayt a small air space was left next the waL, through which the old man made out to get a little air, and through which his voice could be heard by several men who were working near by. They came to the well and began to remove some of the earth; meanwhile the old man caution ing them to be careful about filling the litte air channel in the corner, so that his supply would be shut off. I'hing3 were moving along in good shape, with the prospect of givmg'the old man bis freedom in a few hours, when it was suggested by one of the men that some one ought "to be made responsible for payment of thi3 matter betore too much was done. They were leaving their own work and neglecting u remuner ative job to do this, and some one should be made responsible for their time, at reasonable rates, at least. This senti ment was indorsed soon after by the other two men, aud one of them suggsted that the town ought to pay them for their time. To secure thoir money, however, he thought it would do necessary to get due authority from the town board be fore the work was done. It was there fore decided to see 'the clerk and chair man of the board before they proceeded any further. 1'uey therefore adjourned from the wed to the residence of the clerk, who was at night. On his arrival he stated to the committee that it would be neces sary to yi' the chairman, who would be at home ua t.n? following day. Tuere upou they all went over to his house on the next day, and after a long deb ito ho decided that he could do nothing w.thout a full board meeting, and it was decided that the lerk should call a meeting of the board, giving the three days' notice required by law. The board upon meet ing and holding a two days' session, de cided that it would not be authorized to expend the town funds in tuis manner without instructions from a majority of the legal voters of the township. Thirty days' notice Wds therefore given of a special olection. at which it was de cided that the board might use its own discretion in the matter. Whereupon that body called another meeting, and fearing that the oldjman miat have per ished from fatigue, decided to fill the wea up and to draft resolutions of profound sorrow, which sorrow-soaked resolutions were to be spread upon the minutes of the meeting by the clerk, and a copy thereof furnished to the bereaved widow, and a second copy published in the Joy Jerker at half rates. No one will ever know until the great book of remembrance is opened and re id by the angelic recording secretary, how many days that old man held up agam3t the mighty weight and economizvd th pure air that came to him through a crev ice, while his brave rescuers were going t jroug'a the tedious routine of secur'n their p ly bef are they earned it. Nj oae knows how hope at last want out with a groan through the little rift in the earth, and despair and death came in to gether. All we know is this, that the gr. y haired widow, with a giant sorrow break ing her old heart, was comforted by tL follewing: " Whereas, It has pleased, etc., and that copies thereof be made and presented to the widow of s lid S nythe. aud also to editor of the Weekly Joy Jerker for publi oation as an evidenca of respect to saiu Suiytbe; and further, that the per diem of this board shall be entered up for the proceeding herein ub usual." Hteamer Bars for lUrch. From San Fran. From Astoria. State, Mar fColumbia, Mar... 2 Columbia 10 j Oregon 7 Oregon LljState 12 State 20Columbia 17 Columbia 25 Oregon 22 Oregon 30State 27 State April 4Columbia April... 1 Hosiery, Hosiery, Hosiery I Tin latest novelties in ladies and childreus hosiery at Prael Bros'. Ilosits Tor Sale. Joe Leathers has two fine boats for sale at the boat shop, one block west of Hansen Bros.' mill. Stop That Cough By going to J. E. Thomas's and getting a bottle of Ltjroy's Cough Balsam. IT WILL CL'ItE you. Fine Dress Goods. A splendid 1 ne-of ladies dress goods is being displayed at the Empirestore. WHAT! do you think that JKFF OF THE CHOP HOUSE gives you a meal for nothing and a alas of oniething to drink? Not much!" but he gives a better meal and more of it than any place in town for 25 cent-. He buys by the wholesale and pays cash. "That settles it." Corsets and Uuclcrwcar. All the latest makes and styles of cor sets and ladies underwear at Prael Bros.' Empire store. At tho Etupire Store You will find the finest laces and em broideries, of richest quality. Blacksmith Wauted. A blacksmith capable of doing gener al work is wanted atSkipanon. Applv to E. M. Grimes, xr C. A. Maguire, Skip anon. leff siys he gives two meals to anj other restaurant man's one and can prove it. Boston B iked Beans and Brown Bread every Sunday at Jeffs from 5 a. m. to 2 p.m. For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Pnc 25 cent. For sale by W. E. Dement. Shlloh's Vititltzer is wiiat you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Diz ziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia, i -j-inand75 cents per bottle. Sold by W. E. DcmenL Catarrh cured, health and swe t breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Hem edy. Prlee.V) cents Masai Injector free. For sale by W. E, Dement SuiLoiTsf Cuke will Immediately relieve Croup, whooping cough and Bronchitis. Sold by W. E. Dement. Sleepless Nigtiu,, mane miserable by that terrible cough. - Shiloh's Cure I the remedy tor you. Sold by W. E. De ment Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron chilis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by W. E. Dement That Hacking Cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it Sold by W. E. Dement Shiloh's Cough ana Consumption Cure Is sold by us on guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by W. E. De- menu Sick Headache, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Biliousness, Blotches. Bolls and Pimples entirely cured by Wm, Pfun Ott's Oregon Bleed puxlftr. TICKS OF THE TELEt.KAPH. The Soudan expedition has cost Eng land $2,030,00?. New York Republicans are protesting against "boss" rule. Flowing oil wells cause great excite ment at Vinton, Iowa. Guiteau's council declares that the as sassin had no accomplice. Bismarck's action regcrding the Las ker resolutions has created a new politic al party in Germany. The rebellion in Egypt still continues. Another battle was fought en Tuesday in which 1,0C0 English troops were de flated. Wm. Scullard killed Aleck Dietrichsen in Alameda Co. Cal., last Thursday night The father of the mi r Jk rjr on hearing of his son's crime fell dead. The Republican state p invention of Louisiana, is in sefsion.irft is believed that the state will sendi solid Arthur d legation to Chicago. President Arthur dined thirty-seven stag senators and representatives" at the "White house last Thursday uipht. Seven wine glasses stood at each plate uud the band played. A proposition was offared to the house committee on public lands on Thursday to extend the time to January next for building the California and Oregon rail road. It received but four votes. The committee read Henley's report forfeiting the land grant to that road, and it was adopted. A twenty thousand do!lar house as sembled in San Francisco Thursday night to see the knocking out mutch between Sullivan and Robinson. Sullivan knock ed Robinson down eight timos the first round, .the latter going down at each blow to avoid punishment. In the sec ond round ho went down fourteen times. In the the third round he also went down for the same excellent reason. In the fourth round a claim of foul was allowed by the referee and Sallivan was declared the victor. A special from Rome siys: German, Austrian, Spanish, French and other am bassadors are receiving instructions to confer with tho Italian minister of for eign affairs regarding European co-operation with a view to demanding the Washington government to initiate leg islation against avowed dynamite emmis sarie?. Some ambassadors approved re viving stringent passports ft r all voya girs for America. Ctuers say the gov ernment at Washington is best able to adjust a remedy without European inter position. HOTEL AKU1VALS. OCCIDENT. SF TH Davidson. Port do M Herborins. Dalles do THFoss.JDav D J Taylor, M Goldman, J F Curtis, airs Anaerson, nw j j uampucu H S Gile, do Seaside. FAHKEn HOUSE. Mrs Hawthome.Pa N "Waite, Mont W R Parker, Nasel WMatberal, Port V A Foster, Wpt Mrs Curtis, do W A Meloy,Wifapa G Hartiman, do I P Ryan, do C H Moora, Euap J F Stewart, Okld I Cunningham, Cnv 0 Shafer, Cal D Luoy, Nehalem P Gatens, Skam A Jouaii3en, Pt Lud r Linguist, Knapa J Turpie, J Days Extra Quality ol'Conl Oil By the gallon, five gallon can or cafe, to be found at the Crockery store oi Jordan & Bozorth. Roscoe. Dixon's new earing house is now open. Every himj has been fil ed up in iirst-clavi style, and hi well mown reputation as a caterer assiues ill who like go-nl things to eat that a' his place they can be accommodated. Dimmitt's Cough Balsam cures Croup All the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest lerfumerS. and toilet articles, vie cai e bought at the lowest prices, at. I. W Oonn's dnr-j store, opposite OcMden hctel. Astoria. Use Dimmitt's Cough Balsam for Chest Throat, ami Lungs, at Y. E. De ment & Co.'s. Use Dimmitt's Cough Balsam, at W. E. D meut & ( o.'s. Children all like Dimmitt's Cough Balsam. Dimmitt's Cough Balsam never fails. Try it. at V. E. Dement & Co. V. AbK FOR "THE BOSTON" RXTBBER BOOT. .Majo ui F.ne I,ctITa., 3ELixfc"fcer Will Not Crack. FOR SALE EVEKYWIIKUE. The Gutta Percha & Rubber Mf'g Co Portland, Crego . W. E. DEMENT & CO. VSTORIA, - - - OBEGON Carry in Stock, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET and FANCY ARTICLES. Prescriptions carefully Compounded G. A. STLVSOX & CO.. BLACKSMITHING, A.t Capt. Rogers old stand, corue." of Cass aud Court .streets. Ship aud Cannery work. Ilorscshoelux Wagons made aud retwured. Good wnrV tfiarantHPd. ChiRinryM, Carpet and vViiadowH CLEANED. General Jobbing. All work doae with Proniptnt s at d Dinate.'. MAR IX MVtRTSEN, At Pte B'ank .olm's corner Olney and Squemoqua STreti-. TAX NOTICE. TpinESTS of srnni l district xo. IX 9 are hereby notified that the taxrs for the year less in sain uutn i are now due and payable t the office ot Badollet & Co., Upper Astoila. V J.K.HIGGIXS, Act inj School Clark. Atotith ftenur? 9, im. STATE AKD TKRRITtlKIAL XKWS. The Olympia Critic is dead. Seattle put up 703 new buildings in '83. Vag3 and tramps are troubling The Dalles. "While digging a well at Helix last Sat urday, R. " . Leopold was struck on the head by the crank of a windlass, and in stantly killed. Tho Seattle Ha-uld says that the pro posed street railwav system will have an opposition line in tue fulfilling of an old and almost forgotten franchise. The two-year old child of Mr. and Mra. O'Brien, of Cathlaraet, died on the Jlan zaiiillo lxst SUurdnv, while thev wtrj taking it to Portlondior medical iitttnu ance. The Fleetwood on her trip up "Wedner day had more p Siengera off. red her at Kalama than sue could accommodate, there being 559 Chinamen who had just arrived from Seattle, where they have been employed on the railroad, a 1 anx ious to get to Portland first. After taking oil about 75 Capt. Scott shoved off in time to prevent tue balance from crowd ing on and sinking his boat, a thing they seemed bent on doing. The last legislature of this state under took to change the time for the conven ing of the legislature from September to January, and it is understood that the next session will be held in the latter month. Serious trouble is anticipated in consequence, says the Slandui-d, as it is now demonstrated that the legislature overstepped its authority in changing the date of meeting to Jauuary, and snch session will not bo legal. The law pro vides that the legislature may change its time of meeting to any day within the year, and the following January is not w.thin the construction of the law. The only way to remedy this is for the gov ernor to call an extra session of the legis lature for the usual ttme in September that that body can correct the mistake. B. S. Worsley, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT i-S'-ffflcc an I Ware Rooms on Squpmoqua Sireet iu-xt door to corner oi uluey . Advancemen s made on Consignments So 'luir-H f ,r Moras' of Gods. GEO. GANSZ, DEALER IN' Fresh and Cured Meats. SAUSAGE A SPECIALTY. Xet Door to John Tto-jera' Central Market. TlieAl Fast Sailing chooner "GEN. BANNING," 133 tou.s r.lstcr, will leave Ator!a, on, oi about fo it Cray's Harbor. She will tnki fri-hdiT :t I'oMlaud, and on !ht leitirn fii m Portland l 1 e tc Astoria. For fuillitr ip;trilculais:ipilv to J. II. D. GijaV. A"torla, Oregoi . REMOVAL. . The Astoria Passenger Line VyiLLAFTEK THIS DATE HAVE IT. TT lieariijuarif'rs at USSlauieS next to B It FraukliuS. t-wnliMirs u l Ihk Am .tiAN'inice. KirM-cliihS Livery crvke Cans with lierst: furnished, fur one dollar per umir. Carri.ua-i on uilR-atinii 'I he AtorI.i rVtsuiiKer Line Harks will enve for Upper AMon.t from the slui.les. Horses taken to bo-ird MILS.T.OT.RIEN. J. W. RUDDOCK, Practical Plumbing in AH Its Branches. Steam and Gas Fixtures. A Complete -tork f First-cl ss Material. All U'tirk ii run toed. ()Hlc and Shi on Cass street, rear o' Ci-e'a bauk, Astoria. Oregon. Astoria Shooting Gallery Next Unorto A. G. Rp-xarth's Chenainus btieet, near Main. Try "S"om7 SKill As a Marssnian, and win a Vlll'ZK. FIrs:-clas3 Guus : Ciiarrs Moderate. Open till to r0 1. M. A. tV. ATKs. - - Proprietor WDI. EDGAR, Dealer in Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes Meerschaum and Brier Pipes, GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY Revolvers and Cartridges. ASTORIA LIQUOR STORE, UG. UAKIELSON, - - Proprietor Kebulltand IlrfltwU Throughout The Pest of IV1XKS. I.KfcVOUw, A"I CIGAlt. For a Good Cijpir. call for one of 'Danielson's Best." Comer "West mh and Water Streets, Astoria. n9- tin For Sale. O N'E GOD MILCH COW TOUR YEAR? old. Inqu re oi DR. JAY TUTTLE. For Rent. 4 L "iltCE. FINE STORE ROOM AD.TOIN A. Ihk mv 'ilnt e ol IiisIihs ; aLs- part of the rnttri-iipp rflo rsii desired. For fur ther uai ticitiart Inquire of KUDLPHB1tlTI, Corner Olney and rquemoqua streets. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. 4 T MRS. GKO. HILLEK'S.KEXr DOOR XV to Wea on Hotel. To Whom It May Concern. TniS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT I hive pnrcbas d the seinins mound atueas of Pillar Rock, on the Columbia river, and have de d for the proper yironi the Stat of renn. ai.d all pirilm are herebv warnrdnntto IHh or selnu on that grouud without my permission. . SAM EL OLIVER. Astoria February 28. 168 L NOTICE. S TATE AND COUNTY TAXES A UE2COW due aud payable at my omre. A. l TWOMBLY. Sheriff Clatsop Co. tf CONTRACT TO BE LET. FORlOOCOKDSnFIlEMLOCK BABK. For particulars Inqnlr- hi the Tannery Ol C. LEliilCfWEJiER&CO. 22-lm ANNUAL Dry Goods and Clothing, FOR THE NEXT GO BAYS I will offer my STOCK f CLOTHING at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES in order to reluee previous to stock-taking February 1st. OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, AT COST For the Next 30 Days. GENTS GENT; Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps IXL G. H.COOPER, IXL The Leading Dry Goods and Cothing House of J37For special Dry Gooda Adverttei FIRST QUALITY LUMBER. THE WESTPOET MILL COMPANY SIN THE FIELD AND PROPOSES TO remain. We will take onlers for lumber from ion to .'00 M., at the mil or deliveicil. We a'.o nianutacture mih aud shingles ol At quality. riooring a Specialty . Address all oruVrs WESTI'OKT MILL CO. a. C, l'K.VNKIt, Supt. SOLID GOLD JEWELRY BRACELETS, Scarf Pins. Chains, Watches. 3 XJL.VER WARE, Of every description. The finest stock of Jewelry in Astoria. CSTWH goods warrantedasrepresetited 6USTAV HANSEN, JEWELER. NEW HATS -REOE1VED AT MCINTOSH'S Clothing and Gent's ASTORIA, LOEB & CO JOBBERS EN WINES. LIQUOKS, AND CIGARS. AGENTS FOR THE Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. Tumblers Decanters, and All Kinds of Saloon Supplies. iy ah goods Mid at san Francisco Prices, MAIN STREET. OpposU Ptukr EoM, Astoria. Oregon. SALE FINK DKKHS SPITS. BUSINESS SUITS WORKING SUITS. Astoria. - umut see Dally Independent. J&l Magnus C. Crosby Dealer hi HARDWARE, IRONSTEEL, Iron Pipe and Fittings, STOVES, TINWARE AND HOUSE FUHN.SH1NG GOODS SHEET LEAD STRIP. LEAD SHEET IRON, Tlaa. and Copper. Stop That Horse I From Slipping. USE THE PATENT SHOE. George McLane n.S JUT KKf'UViD A- PXTENT Ilonrlo fn m tin- ali'iu Oflhe. fur t'e imrpOM- "i preventing all rla e.-if lir s fn in slipi'li g on iIa k. ur st cj macs. Ilnr-es shu: wiili this Mine WI I. NuT LIP. A .rial wi I .onrince anyone. 1 ki-ep !" Firf'-rlnf h.-r- in iii shop. Try ihe NEW SHOE ri'inNauil Con true ted. Hoof euro a specialty. No satisfaction uo pay. GEO. McLANE. STOCK OF- I Furnishing Store, OS.EGOIT. PEBTJVIAN ' BITTERS', i Wilmerding & Co., San Francisco. . . n l i-ionln , LOeD Ot (0.r AjjeiltS, ASiOTia gjB!Pf-'5&M AT JV - .-