The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, December 16, 1884, Image 1

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ASTQR1A, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16,, 1884.
YOL.XA11. JXO. i36.
PRICE, FJVE CENTS.
BUSlSEbb CARDS.
FZtybScI&n nnd Surgeon.
.OFXtcs : In tfce rear of 7. W. Case's Bank.
"Eesfdcuce -with L W. Cass.
Telephone o. 20, at offlce and lesidencp.
T)K-- A. J,, and -. A. tf'UkTttX.
PJbj'sicIaji'-.ami hiirspons.
Will the prmunt atunilon To all ojdls.
from an part of the clt orcousiirj.
Offlc over Allen' tK, cinpr as3 uid
Sunemoqua street', Atrla, Oregon.
Telephone o. 41.
D
U.FUAXR PAt.
Phynlrjun n:id tturjron.
OfiToe, Cor. ZAsla a.d Chcu&mas s r cts.
Offick Houjts : H to 11 A. St. ;-2 to C P. II.
ijtebldi nee. -opposite Hi" J0C.UIN.U building
1,1 I).Vi.'IO.V.
ATTORVEY AT LAW.
Abstracts OP'S Hie a specially.
Rooms 11 and 12, Knuebt cf Pythian Cattle
Building IV1-plu.t.e X .40.
GKO. A. DOK1CIS, OKO. hOLASii
AOE,AD fc DOKKES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Office in Kinney's Block, ppcalt; Cit
Hull, Astoria. Oregon.
C. W. FULTOX. U.&1 ULTC.
FULTON BECOTFIEEtii,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Itonmsfiand 0. Odd fellows Bnlldlpg.
J. Q. A. 150W LBV. J. A. GILL.
BdWE.BY &, 2ILI..
Attorn o k and Cuunx Horn at Lan ,
Office on Chenamus Street. Astorfi. Orjron
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AL'UTIONEJK, COJ'WSION ANi i
Ht'RANTK M5S.NL
C. ,v
JLHICK.
ARCHITECT AND DRAUGHTSMAN.
Scholars received foi Course of DranghtinK
""Office over White Hone Store.
jnKLO F. lM.mkfr.Jt.
SURVEYOR OF
Clatxep CeHBiy.and Citj of Aistoria
Office 1 Chectutu atree-l, Y. At. C. A. Ithl
.Boom No. B.
1 A rtTTt.fc, Jl. o.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offick Koonw 1, 2, and 3 II thlnn Build
log.
Rfsidkntr On Cedar Street, back ol
St. Mtr 'a Hosplia .
JT'R. HlOiCfl. A. JE. ilHAW
hicks t sn.tw,
DENTIS1S.
Rooms In Allen's Bulldlnjr. np stairs, cor
ner Ca-s and bquem qua slrrets. Astoil.i
"OrejcoiK
BANKING AND INSURANCE!
I. W. CASE,
'Broker, Banker, and Insur
ance Agent,
ASTORIA. - O KEG OX.
OFFICE HOURS :
From 9 o'clock A. M. until 3 oVIork P. M.
W.T.Coleman&Co.'s
AGEXCY,
Banking Department
A general Banking and rhanze Busi
ness transacted. Kvery.faiillty for proinu
and satisfactory business
Dr4t-( on the leading cities of the United
States and Europe.
Bozorth & Johns,
Seat Estate and Insurance Afreets and Brokers
ASlOKlA, - - - - Oregon.
. We wrlt-e- pnl ele in tlie following well
14 Jen mi Fire .nsuran -e Companies :
"PHffiVIXOF HAHTF HD.
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL OF
KDIBDltO.
,-LTON. OF LONDON
HOMEl OF NE V -XOK.
.,LOND AND LANCVSHIRE.OE LIVE K
'POOL. PHOZN X. OF BROOKLYN.
Son ec ncu r. f hartford
AKL vND HOME, OF OAKLAND, C VLA.
And lsrr jm-ient th WETERX. of
California, H 4X BIT HG-BREME V. of Ger-
ro uiy, n 1 AM:RirAX STEAM BU1L-
ISR'iySURANCE CO
1 Estate Boaglit and Sold on CobuIssIob.
J. 0 BOSS.
eeaih.x; UADt:uTAiit:i:,
Mala St. tnrln. r-gon.
VISITORSTIPORTLAND
Should not forget to rail at Towne's can
rFranc!oo Gallery, whe.o mar be
een phot'iKraph' of all ih Ipadlupmen and
.flworsea of O egon and Wash ngt 'nTerrlton.
Tiklllful 0, pratoisalWHjs lh ati en dance. nd
the mrat minute attention paid tii pletir
.iVM children Don'' fonret thp locution K. TT.
Mnier First ad Morriton streetc, np stain.
'Notrable to now specimens in TiMlor.
9re t raflr ad pass thf door rvprv ten
jphMitAAsd thl fi the. earst gallery o
rur 3
C3
ST TONIC.
This -medicine, combining Iron with pure
vegetable tonics, quickly and completely
Cares Dysprpidot f ndlgenUea, Weakness,
Impure Blaod, .Mn lnHn,.?illUgadrcTcra,
and NeuralRla.
It Is an unfellinc remedy -fbrDIscasea of the
Kidneys and IJrcr.
It Is Invaluable for Disease? peculiar to
Women, and all nho lead sedentary lives.
It doe not Injure the teeth, cause headacber
produce constipation oUm- Iron mtdtcrnrr do
It enriches asd"purifles the blood, stimulate
the appetite, aldsuhc assitnllation of food, re
lieve Heartburn and Bi Idling, and strength
ens tlie muscles and nen es
For Intermittent retcrs. Lassitude, Locko
Energv. Ac, it has no equal.
2" The genuine has above trade mark cut
rorsed red lines on w rapper. Take no other
dPMtr HI.OHS tMEXIUlL IO, BALTMOkX,
BKDlGT0y, W00DARD 3l CO., Fortlaad, Or
WlIOLFJALE AOr.XT.
TUTTS
PILLS
TORpiyOWELSr
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA.
From t hese sources arlso three-faorthE
of the disposes of the human race Those
symptoms Indicate thesr existence:
Xoaa of Appetite, Bowel costive,
Mck Headache, fullnesa after cat
iuenrrrsion to exertion of body or
mind, Eructatlonof rood, Irritabil
ity of temper, I,owsplrlU,AfrelIng
of bavlng neglected sniae dul y,Dlz
zltieaSfFlattcringattheHearttDota before the eyes, highly colored
TJrliie.CoarSTlPATIOA.and demand
thousc ora remedy that acts directly on
tho Liver. As aLiveriuclicmeTUXT'S
I'lIiLSlinvenoe-iuaL Thelructionon
tho Kidneys and Skm i3 also prempt:
romovlag all Impurities through these
three scaveugers or the "aj stem,"
produclai appitlte, waid dhrestlon,
regular atools, a clear akin mid & vig
orouabCKly. TUTT'APII.lJSc.tasono
nausea ot griping nor iut riero with
dally work and are apcrfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
boldeverywarrr25s.01fl!.urrnv& .M".
TUTTS HAIR DYE.
GeatHatb or Whirkebs changed in
Btantly toaGLossr BLAfCbyaslnglo
application of this Dte SoldbyDroff.
nstSjOr sent by express on receipt of lu
Office, Murmv Street, New York.
mrs -UOTAL 0? VSBUli SKUK3 nxM.
A. V.AUen,
Wholesale and Ketaii;Deaier la
Provisions,
MILL FEED.
Glass and Plated Ware.
TROPICAL AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Tog ther vflVi
Wmes, LiquorsJobaccOtCt gars
G. A. STINSON & CO.,
BLACKSMITH1NG,
At CapU Rotvra old stand, corner of Ca.se
and Coun rttreeta.
ship and Cannery work, Honesboeln?
Wujons made nd repaired. Good rorh
iU'in.nti'Ad.
W. E. DEMENT & CO.
DRUGGISTS.
ASTORIA, - - - OREGON
- Carry in block,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET
and
FANGY ARTICLES.
Prescriptions carefully Cotnponndcd
Insurance Office
OF
Geo. P. Wheeler & Ce:
Represntlne thefollowInRnrst-dass For
elu and Ho ue c mpaules :
Ho id Ko w ich -Union anl
Ijinovhire assets. $36 000000
Snuth3rltlshaudat.oi.al, " Si.oon.iOO
Flrruians Funt. " lOO.noo
Uiinn, Fire and IfaHne " J.Ooo.Oou
Mtate. (dwellmRsoidj) " 110,000
Ana 1 np oia ana rniinie Travrters- Lire
and Accident In urxnee Co. of Hartford.
Cnn Deposited In Oregon, -400,000 lor the
security of Policy holders.
Fernonal.AttestiM given to all bahies,
and SstUfactloa Uurasteed in every un
stance. ' OFFItkIb Bums' New BulldlBgAat
na, Oregon.
ui
mm" be
A HAN WHO IS TO HAVE. A MONUMENT.
There is now and theo s c-jmplain
in this OQuniry that its iustory L? dr
and uninteresting, that it I&C&3 4h
rdrnance of Europe, Greece; and 'Bams
and other nations with antiquity be
hind them. 35at this is3ae probably
rather to the want; of porapeotire
and atmosphere thair.to a lack oi
romantic incidents. When tho na
tional past becomes hoar and hazy
with age, the poets, tbanoyolistj and
the historians of that niture day will
probably find themselves as worth
of their in pirations aiTare the vara
and crimes o'the Cffl3a?s; tho age of
chivaly and the crusades; the pranks:
of llobin Hood; the touching story
of Mary, Queen of Scots; the great
ness of Alfred the Great; or the
braudeur of the First Napoleon.
Out of the dull mist of oar own
brief past there occasionally springs
up a picturesque and .hero.o .figure,
and in the dusty and moth-eaten me
morials of those somber days may be
traced a glowing page of romance
and adventure.
Among the citizens Jf the'Mohawk
valley they are talking of rescuing
one name from a long obscurity and
building a monument to the one who
bore it. It is that of Sybrant Quack
eubos. .This, is not a romantio name,
certainly. It sounds as if it anight
baTO been the name of one -of Dick
en's caricatures, orbeenuaed for a
cuaracter ma ounesqueor a comic
opera. But there was nothing ab
surd or comical in the .career of the
young man io whom it -once be
longed. x
He was an "early" aeUlerof Utica.
In 175U, on the morning ofThU -mar
riage to a joitng lsHyiof Albany, ihe
was impressecl'intoihe service uf the
colonies to carry provisions- to JE"orfc
William Jlenry during the'lrreaoh
and Indian war. In the unbroken
forest the-party r-was suddenly am
bushod by Indians and -three df them
were killed, theremkiadePtaken. pris
oners. They wer placed in a row on
a fallen tree, and an Indian proceeded,
in regular order, to. brain them twith
his tomahawk. Nine-of them rolled
off the leg: the tenth was McGinnis.
Throwing himself backward,, he
planted his. feet in the stomtoh of
the Indian wa'rriorandient him fly
ing, xnis oniy aeiayea mauers
about five seconds, for the other In
dians immediately chopped him into
a hundred piece,-more or less-- &
It was now Quackenboss' turn to
be hacked in two. He closed his
eyes to received the blow. Fir some
reason it did not falL He looked up
and saw between the tomahawk and
himself about as hideous a face as a
squaw can -make, or have made for
her. Perhaps she had heard of John
S aiith and Pocahontas andjranted to
imitate that romantio "Virginia maiden.
Perhaps she bad heard that the young
man was almost a .bridegroom and felt
the feminine interest in him which a
male at that period of life excites in
the breasts of tho civilized female.
At all events she begged f r his life
in order. that.Quackeaboss might be
not her "bossv but her dog. Jler re
quest was granted. He was unbound,
and, not much toiiis satis action, had
his life saved for a fate'that seemed
rather jnorj disagreeable than death
would have been; at least after he had
come so near it and had made up hfs
mind to meet it
The Indians started 'for Canada.
The squaw made Quaokenboss carry
the load she would otherwise have to
carry herself.- She, however, favored
him with her company all the way,
stirred him'sp with a sharp stick
when he halted and kept him moving
without mercy.
But squaws, like, their white sisters,
E refer to do all the abasing of their
usbands themselves, and are quick
to resent anybody-else's indulging--in
to at amusement bo wnenuaokan
Jbots wasnesitakilled bylthejclnba of
the Indians who .made him -run .the
gauntietneaoctorea nis wounds and
ireatea nun-wita-careand-' meroifal-5
neesTintil h was well.
tQn ariviHgin!Oanadat:thGovern-,
meat became interested in bint,, and,
oumg mm ot tue s uaw, iook nun
to JtlontreaL .Hegot permission to
send word to his parents that he-was
alive, but the difficulty was to get it
to them. An.Indiancarried"the let
ter 41s near to JEort .-Edwards as he
dare approach and stuck it in s forked
stick. Theiattor was found ' by par
ties from the fort andT forwarded to
his father.
He stayed three years in Montreal,
where he leamed-tne trade of a weav-
er.
AtJthe end of that time he was
allowed to go home. ,He walked. into 1
Albany -wentio iiisamances house
and remarked io her: "As I was just
saying when, I-wasr interrupted itor
better jor -worse, in ' sickness or
health;'" to -which, she made the.ap
pjopriate answer-and; the ceremony
proceeded to therend. .Bis Pocahoh
tas didn'teven appear on. t e ecene as
she would have -done in a dime novel,
denounced hinaelf as herbetryer,
upbraided him for his falseneeSLjind
forbid the bans. He oertainjy ought
tohave .bis. monument.
TVn 1inltJanMiili if 4a V.i lJ
with a novelty in the way ot-IKWow-
priced eleotriS lamp to be worn as a
scarf-bin. The lamp is connected, by
a wireoa small-poeket Jttery: A
simple contrivanoe serves tcMurneoa
light of one-eandle power.
.1 1 if 1 ii
Sleepless ."Nights -ade -miseraole
by that terrlblecoagb.tlShiloh's Cure is
the remedy -SorreazSeldjfey WVO
uiUb m wv. T TKKSi
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.
A father and son are both
unddc
sentence or. awtif. in s
La., jaiL . ,
J.T.,
Tk is tfwMmiu Jnjlfc&fikl.
phis to etsbli a-'hospttal ndLht
r.
dcuuwi iuf vjuiuaucen. '
Th( decision in the great ieleph'one
suit is said to be worth 910Q,oMO0O
The peope of Hancock countvGa.,
have decided to huns the firstman
caught at house-burning thereV,,"i
It is rumored that GovernoiLOleve1
land will lead the inauguration'baLL'
$0 president rfince Jackson Has known
bow t dance well enough to do so.
A plum pudding weighing 219
pounds was eaten ny Bichmottd, Va.
Democrats In recognition ot -Thanksgiving
dayand they sent a slioe to
Governor Olerelaqd.
A horse thief who got into a bars
in Knoxsville, --lean., after a trotting
horse, and hadius leg brbkenJBy a
kick, now wanta tissue thb owner' of.
the horse for damages.
A bill pending in the Alabama leg
islature makes it incumbent upon con-
staoiea 10 uuiuhji. i iax on eacn uog
ror a.iee 01 cents per og, and to
kill all on which the tax is not paid.
The commissioners' court ot Troy,
Aia., nas given one or me Trojans a
contraot to take care ot the county
poorhouse at a salary of $15 J a year
and whatever he can save offN$7 a
monttrappropriatad for tae oare of
each inmate. o ""
As practical joke on a yeung po
lice officer of Statesville, near Raleigh,
N. 0., two ot his friends jumpe'd-sud-
denly.from behind a tree, the other
night and demanded nis surrender.
He qniokly fired apon them, serious-
fly, if not fatally, wounding .both
men. "
-Hfc'Eceipe.
- The old adage, "Hunger stakes sthe
best sauce." was amusingly illustrat
ed, some years ,agp, at a dinner party
in Philadelphiayfriven by Commodore
Bainbridge. A'iiong'tho- guests was
Sila3 Dinsmoor, who had, been Unit
ed States agent among. thq .Oherokee
Indians. . ( ' rHl " " l
The converkatwdSdriried upon-the
uMMika ul tuajuwoicuf luiauuirui
nams. andHr.JMasmoreremarkadr .
'Mo not- tttmktahaiity-'of ai
nasi aepena so muca online oraua
as on the cooking.
"Well, sir, be good enoagh to4give
ns a recipe for cooking a ham," 'said
Mrs. Bainbridge, a lady famous for
her culinary skill,
"Take aiiam of any of the approv
ed brands,-" said the guest, bowing to
the hostess, "wash it clean, put ii in
a pot and cover with cold water,
place it over a Are and bring it nearly
to the boiling point; keep it there un
til thorougbly tender, and let it boil
rapidly a few minutes, Then take it
off tbe fire, wrap ii in a coarse cloth,
place it in a knapsack, bind the knap
sack upon your shoulder, then march
twenty-five miles through the woods,
taking a bee-line over logs and brush
piles, and you will find the ham pos
sessed of a most excellent flavor."
There was silence for a moment
after the guest had given his recipe,
Then there was a burst of laughter,
as all saw what it was th it gave the
ham its appetizing flavor.
. '
HardTiaes.
The -hard times in California are
deepening into, distress. .Scarcity a
Dusiness nouse in a an rranoisoo is
making money, and many are aotu
ally .failing -behind. "Even the rail
roadoQpany whichVosmally prospers
whether or not the country suffers, is
said. to bo losing thousands of dollars
every month. They have taken on
.halt of, their, freight trains, and those
still oa" tare 'ruanmirrliaht. or aear
riy -empty.
Within the past six
weekaJ500 men have been dismissed
-ri(Xl from the offices .and shops at
oacxfmeaw.uu ironMne omces ana
yards ia m'FranoUco, and 900 from
ine operating department on various
divisions. The officers aav simply
ihat the. men are not needed. The
cities are full of unemnloved men.
HChe demand for work on' the street
car lines illustrates the eagerness for
employment This work is, hard, its
hours are long, and it is wretchedly
paid. It is the common resource of
men J'flat broke," and i renounced as
soon as possible. Usually there is
no-difficulty about getting a place.
The -managers of the iCarket street
cable liae reports : that he had over
1,000 applications during the past
mo&m Along tee doaks there ari
orewds ot-raen,- looking for chance
jobs. "The various olaaes. whion em
ploy "women are equally persecuted
y appucants,.even for the pooress
paid work.
Expwlaj a StdiR.
- It-waaf-in-Saa'pTancMCo. -She was
playjngLghoatf andjoraebody grabbed
part ofher chostlv crarmantsr.as she
was giicung-outoMhe- cabinet.- sue
JSIwSI? -tba! SV?31
ftj, -gffiW ? beartjee of Brown a
wpfitiaallfairand sanare.r People
t msyKTeengaie au tney pjeaaepana
Bj3ere-:tuer:iavetiffata. tne more
jsney .aee -waatiwondtrr this ramous
kaicia9ocodipHihea.' Jn..JGliza
Qu&MkU 4xiireeiHarri
burg, P.WTitr.el-tTOBd Bpeayj.
im -fronr ba4-blooa.vd1 indjMstion
by usiif Browa's Iroa Bittanp'--1 "
PAR&ER DOUSEi
M-l -tJt', LOMK.rr.J'
a
AiyTOSIAVi
.onzoosr.
r
ALCKdggx VT-T3f 3-iOeffc.
,
f FpEBCOACHjTO .THE MOUUS.
Firaies
iTifi !
AND
J E P OF
OF THE CHOP HOUSE
Can prove by his books that he tit dalsg tbe
nagQoc oHMuesa 01 any
" RESTiTTEAUTT
In tka oltr. and he will suarantee to aire
the best mril for cah. "i (2
fflMIA HOTEL'
MRS.EVAWALLMAX, - Proprietor.
AaTOElA, REGON.
First CIsm la Erery Bespeet.
NEW HOUSE,
NEW FURNITURE.
Fitted up wllk cvrrjr Crea
"ieuee far tke CMtfrt r
Transient and Permtntnt Gutstt.
Corner Sqaemaqui and Wettteta StrfMs.
JUSlTWHAT YOU WAHT.
Good. 3r at Iiw Jfrlel
oaKLaVth'
Mtffif .TfflTJlDRllt
JwejfffallarSjiwr Month.
The ta'de well supplie 1 with! the" choicest
food. TJppiwite the O. It & tf . Duck.
-AafHr'aiB-aatr'letter un-M foMia-at.
same pt-cej
FKANK FABRE'S
CH0PH0USE.
Oysters, Ice Cream,
COFFEE.
The New Made!. Everything First
Class.
Casi Street, rear ot Odd-Follows Building.
Every attention nald rav.riMtomers. and
ihe beit set iWore bieni in. flret4cla.' jtyle.
LOOK HERE!!
H.STUDZIHSKI
Kaaiut received a nw stock ot
Solid Gold Holiday Gifts
Tbe tat phve la tbeeityijtqparehaM
PIKE
Jewelry, Watches,
Aad other valasbl9-peets.
OrdersrpcoBpilyasd saUilMotilyJUled.
Npvfir
... 'I I . , L-
"?JiH0KIHBvi9aHISkAsfiBB,Spv
. '-riSBiBMHar9B9iBBiaSE
TtHBIaBBlHHUBH
Columbia Transportation Company.
FOR
EAST TIME!
TlZV,f OPULATAMIL
W I 2 ETVOO 13
Which has been rjfltted,fec tajflfrt olimwtm wfil leave
Wilson ft Fisher's Deck every
MMliyWttf nesdty and FjMay at $ A.f arrMf at Ftrthnri at 1 P.M.
.Rflturniai lsavw JfHaai eray
Jtidiy nd"TJllic4aF,l" "AI(fc?aBiiii-at Aittrlt at 1 tH.
Holiday Announcement
PEOMTHE
; ;.Yorlf IftygltSf lore
TO JEHU-PEOPLE OF
ASTOBLI A jam VcaiffJTY
Owing to the unprecjedented rush of business If our AStore, we
findjit-sirnpijfcjpossiWeito write a proper advertisernenPenumerat
ing 'the vartBKpveltiea in.tha.Hne ot HOLIDAY GOODS we have
'on hand, all ofewch are 'being. rapidly disposed of and selected from.
Theubluwiently know-where to get the 3.E3T.4RTICLES
fjcJthajESTONE. It is a
.aayvesiaoiisnmentiii Astoria; as
rLa;ny other store in town.
2lHTe adherel&trjptly to our ONE PRICE SYSTEM, all ourgooda
being marked, ihA plain figures; and we will not ak you $10.00 for an
article and afterwardAseir it to you for One Dollar, (as infrequently
donfl elsewhere injAstpriji.)
Bear imwind.also, that we are the LEADING NEWS DEALERS of
Astoria.
Call, examine oar Goods and Prices and be convinced of
the Truth of What We Say.
New York Novelty Store,
JafainLStroef, Opposite Parker Home.
STjMJJlJROJt:WRKS.
IWIJM III J.rJffKAJt-gAJJOBt JOWBS,
wAToxiA,.-ig80x.
CEMEBAL MACH1MISTS A
y
- '-mi MMEIS.
O
LAPaDtlUIIMINlS
Boiler WorkSteamboat Work
. iriUXannery'Work' t spe
cialty. OASTIXOS ,
raljltearriptiwus atade.t Urdea
at Hkart Astice.
A-D. Wass, Prwident.
- J. OJtaaxLEK, Swretarv,
J.Y? &CASI-, Treasttrrr.
-JOHN Fos.Supsrintendent.
5. AKJNDT & JbKKUHEJS,
ASTORIA. -J.0RKQON.
The7 Pioneer1 Machine SRop
JLaCSMITH ' ;s
SrH QiP.
ASfD -
Btiltr
AUkladsel
EHOHfE, CAHNERY,
AMD
STEAMBOAT WORK
froapttr.atteoded to,
lpeiattau4ejoijab1ag
.CANNERY DIES,
IWT OF LAFAYETTE TUOT.
FAST TIME!
alairarp
-,H9
BBBP
s-
- Q:
well-known fact thatlwtf undersell
qur expenses are lrgnter-tnan inose
The Gem Saloon,
Tkt Popular Restrir fK Astoritn&.
For tbe
Fiatst of Wins juhI Liquors
r ' TJotoTlflEGtE3CrSALOON.
ALEX. CAMPBELL, - PKOFBIETQft
Orteig&Shubbe
,DEALEKSI2f
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Corner West th and Water Streets, Astoria,
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Scarf Pins, Chains, Watcher
SILVERWARE, r
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GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER.
Magnus G. Crosby
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Iron Pipe and Fittings,
STOVES, TINWARE
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
SHEET LEAD-STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON,
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Astoria Cooperage.
BARRELS AHDHALF-BARnELS
'All .Kinds of Couaerago Oont. .
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Good Building Lots
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For Sale at Low Rates.
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