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ASTORIA, OREGON:
SATURDAY.
..Jl'LY i. 13
ISSUED SVERY MORNING.
(Monday excepted)
J. F. HALLORAi & COMPANY,
l'URI.ISHKltS AN1 rilOI'ltlKTOHS,
AJSTORIAXUUIDIAG, - - CASS XTRgHl
Ten f SulitcriytiGii.
- -rvl by Cnriicr. per w eel: l.'icte.
iit by Xlail. per month ... Pirts.
" " otwye.tr ...... ..... ?T.f
-e ' of jtostac l MibsnOers.
f-sJ'-'Atlvcnfscineirt inserted ly the ear at
t'.e rate or 2 iter square jer mouth. Tran
s'fiit advertising fifty cents per square, eaeh
ur-eitiou.
I'uticc To Atlver!issv?.
Tun Astoriax guarantees to il- al
ertisers the largest circulation of anv
newsnaner published on the Columbia
riven1
This, paper is on file ar theSL Charles
Jlotel, Portland, Or.
A quiot Fourth in Astor.'a.
Citizens cannot be too careful about
fire.
The WilltuHeUe crossed out yesterday
rifternoon.
The bank of I. "W. Cae will close at
noon to-ila3'.
The Columbia is dua to-morrow: the
Oregon sails.
The next thing in tho market will be
fresh venison.
Lincoln, Tillamook couuly. is a money
order postoffice.
The A. A. Thomjtsun will nrriw down
from Portland this evening.
The grand lo2j;c of A. O. I. W. will
meet at Salem next Wednesday.
That fine' chair at Gustav Hansen's
will be rallied at jovcn o'clock this
evening.
From Mr. J. N. Griffin it is learned
that the Jane rain full in Astoria
amounted to 2.7S inches.
There will bo a grand ball at the Ger
mania hotel to-night. Good music has
been secured. Tickets fifty cent i includ
ing supper.
The Ancon starts for Alaska to-morrow
with a party of excursionists. J. If.
Mansell of this city goes up in connection
with the affairs of the Cape Fox Tack
ing company.
The 'Ilwaco.'" "Chinook," "Skipanoif
and "Clatsop,"' the four new scows built
to cany rock to the Columbia breakwater
at Fort Stevens, will, it is thought, be
put into use next week.
At dusk yesterday evening the a:r was
very still,:md a firo balloon, sent up from
Adlor's store, rose slowly till it was about
a thousand feet in the air, when it struck
a current of air, that carried it with
great speed to the south.
The GoA. jIj'cs leave? for Ilwaco this
morning at 8 a. m.. and if it is found
that thirty or forty X'rsons wish to go
down about noon, the Milet will make a
:i second trip leaving Gray's dock not
later than 12 at. reaching Ilwaco before
the '2 p.m. races.
The Jhulilinylonshirc has her cargo.
She takes salmon for Liverpool as fol fel fol
eows: J. O. Uauthorn, 3.221 cases: Cut
ting Packing Co., 2,'JI.' cases: Pillar
Hock Packing Co., 1.007 cases; .). G.
Mcgler, :,0yi) cases: Anglo American.
1.000 cases: Hapgood & Co.. 1,000 cases;
Occident Packing Co., 2.H00 case; total,
17,000 cas. She also takes 0.001 barrels
of flour.
The most going on in this ieinily tc
daywill be the celebration at Ilwaco.
The Miles leaves Gray's dock at eight
o'clock and will take excursionists there
and back for one dollar. The Clara J'ur
Arr will take a party of excursionists
to the Klaskauinc, leaving Main street
wharf at nine a. m, The can't -get -away
club will stay at home and look out for
the firecrackers and things.
A San Francisco dispatch of the 2nd
iust., says the owner of the steamer
Wilminylon will be here to-morrow on
the Columbia to arrange for an indopan
dent lino of steamships to run !etween
Portland and San Francisco. The 1JV
mimjlon which is now running on the
Sound route will, it is thought, be put on
the proposed lino and it is expected to
make her first trip about the irtb.
Miss Laura Dainty, supported by an
excellent theatrical company, will appear
at Itoss' opera house in their great play.
"A Mountain Pink.'" next Monday night.
The drama receives the strongest ap
proval of press and public whereer it
has been played. It is now one of the
strongest theatrical combinations trm-el-ing.and
should be seen to be appreciated.
Iteserved seals for sale at the St .v York
Novelty store.
The member? of the proposed new mil
itary company met pursuant to notice at
Pythian castle, at eight o'clock last even
ing. The meeting was called to order by
It. V. Mouteith, who acted as chairman,
J. O. Bozorth secretary. Election of offi
cers resulted as follews: Captain, C. V.
Fulten: first lieutenant, A. E. Shaw: sec
ond lieutenant, C. T. Thomos. There
are 74 names on tho roll, and the per
manent organization is now completed.
It is expected that tho arms and ac
coutrements will be sent foment week.
PKltSO.Vil..
J. C. Trullingcr returned from Port-
tana yesterday.
C. W. Fulton came down on yesterday's
steamer.
Carlos Mann, the popular agent of tho
J'flejthoiw has returned from Tacoma.
Col. lt. 11. Spedden and wife are back
from an extended visit to their children
in eastern Washington.
Zitttlvfi.
All the principal barber shorts in the
eity will olo;e ar 1 o'clock .July 4Ui, 1S8S.
GiMomurs will govern themselves ac
eonlingly. Situation Wairlcrt.
By a competent man: to lake care of
horses, or do other woik abtut a :-tagc
barn. Apply to C. this office.
IVo Illorc HartI Times Frre
Board I
You live in vain if you do not go lo
the Telephone Saloon, and try Baldy
George. NO MOBE charge for Lunch.
Free all the time. Hot from 11 to 2.
Soup, Clam Chowder, etc., etc.
Yaquero Cigars, AAA Old Yallev
Whisky, Boca Beer on draught, Hali-nnd-IIalt
; Latest Papers, Billiards,
Piane: Best place in town.
Ok Satiirrtny
That magnificent chair at Gtistav Han
sen's will be rallied. A few chances
left. Call and see it. The raffle will be
at seven i. M.
Ves!i Kasiern ::! !:! water
IX ay Oyster
Constantly on hand, cooked to any style
at Frank Fabre's.
CLAM MflGIMl-A FIRST EXPERIENCE.
Editor Asteeian:
I have tried my hand at a great many
things, but until a few days ago was in
j blissful ignorance of how clams wore ob
tained and as 1 look at my lacerated
fingers and think of ray experience, tho
old saying comes to my mind with all its
significance: Where ignorance is bliss,
otc.
A friend of mine said he was going
over to Ilwaco on a business trip and in
vited inc along, assuring me that if I went
I could walk on terra firtaa and see real
farmers. In an ill guarded moment I
oonsented. and wo were soon aboard the
GVa. Miles, and with tho exception of
seeing a fisherman catch a salmon in his
net, nothing startling occurred on the
passage. When we lauded, a stage coach
was t here to receive us. We drove up
town and as we were alighting at the
hotel one young llwacoon said to anoth aneth
er: I guess them's tho fellahs that's
goin' to maholhespsecheson the Fourth."
Naw,"' replied the other, "not much.
Them fellahs couldn't make no speech.
They look more liko tho fellahs that es
caped from the Astoria jail." I felt in
my pocket for a dime for the one that
made the first remark, and was wonder
ing if I killed the other would there bo
any trouble about it, when the first speak
or said: "You bet: and maybe thev
b?Aor? -1 foau4 oat 1Hu.t lt. -wa.s uot n
umotiaro. Alter my menu had trans-1
ameu ii I. s uusuiess, jiu Tiruiiu.teu mm. v.u
W
alk out to Sei View, and breathe the ,
atmosphere of a fashionable resort.
Smoking, and tning to comprehend how
many fifths of a second it lakes
1U0f J :
quito fiom the time it lights on you till j
u gem moon, asm it u always gcis me
couplings tight, we arrived; and as I am
a.rn linrn 1s aiun ltnr-iu. " I iiit CflflrM
v.... ..... . .,w. ..w...,. -- ..-. orus, uut tuo iact or coinage m-uieu ia
it. lpaid no more attention to them. SUOwn on tho books of tho coiner of that
but went in to lunch and W read tho ti and in order to miiiQ np tho true
programme of exercises half way through ', nt n.(ni inn of tho Now
short of poetic ideas at present, will I ,.-,., i
state that we found the sea a A larKe delegation of teachers and
plain every day one without any frills other persons will leave Salem next Sat-
breaSrsPUlS EfcttiJfS,? We " -Monday to attend the teach
walked along the beach for some timo I ere association to bo held at Astoria
trying to subdue our emotion, and the I next week. Wo are pleased to note that
smell of Ilwaco cigars. I noticed little j he governor and family will be present,
dints in the sand and inquired what I ..,,, in
made them, which gave my friend a j ihe ovation tendered ono year ago to the
chance of breaking loose bv casting his teashers of Oregon by Gov. Moody at his
eves heavenward, placing his hands on 1 mansion has been heralded far and near,
Ins stomach, and in a voice that would i and h,s interest in the educators of our
make him his fortune could ho command conn. renuans unabated. Those who
it on tho stage, exclaiming clams, for p vnlliind Astoria to bo ono of tho most
which;alone, Oh. mighty oc-an thou hast ' J1111.1'.0,1 au4V thriving cities of the state,
my everlasting gratitude! And throwing i Combining the , attractions of sea coast,
oir his coat he sank on his knees saving j ctiy and city, ita picturesqueness of
I will expose to thygaz that which poets sceny and healthfulnessof climate can
yet unborn will love to prAwefandwith.,a?',ed;.B??na.ed bv- tho a
out further ceremonv he began digging "ificent Columbia, tho river view with its
uu the sand with his 'lingers as if he were ev? changing panorama of steamships,
going for bedrocks on a time 1W. After , sailing vessels and numberless fishing
working like a braver for sometime uo ! and sail Loate as seen from tho moun
utlered our iww made bible word, sheol, ' lMUS m the rear is without a parallel on
and clapping one or both hands in his ."r coast; If you desire to spend a mco
mouth began miking a noise verv much t"c next week for a small amount of
resembling a cw between a font cat 'juoneyyou cm do no better than to at
o,.r,.T,.i,i.. ...,.!, v..rrr.. "fr.v,.i.. .....l ' tend the association at Astoria. ixdrm
...w.. .-... ....w. ... .. ..nj. iviiauu .a.u
the whale." I hastened to enquire what
was the mat ter. and as soon as he got tho
sand out of his mouth he said that he
ju-t missed him by a scratch, but it
seemed to h? a pretty largo one to judge
from the way it was bleeding. 1 thought j
I would do a little digging on my own
ic?ount. and selecting a nice little dint I
began pretty much after the style of a
Scotch terrier after a rat, but in this in
stance the rat seemed about as good a
digger as the terrier. I kept on, how-
ever, tin l got about afoot or so down;
and could feel the shell, but could not '
otiidi ii. utul lisil l nivo it up after wet- I
tm my cuns anu pints, liut now I was J
excited and soon had my coat off and j
rllFvllXF?.
IntinstraiSang SSt half !
nil linnr. nnil v.ml.Umvo lioon minrr HH
now
didii
clam
through in ftho sand, and stovo up
couple of joints, last a few nails, aud at
last resolved that it was better to stop
operations and goto tho hospital for a
tew mouths, and then go and ask tho
lunacy commissioners to send me to!
Salem for a short vacation.whero I might
read some unfortunate author's work on '
clam digging.
We got back lo Ilwaco, aud after strik-1
inif a bariraiu with Mr.Haii fnrwiinWii(
rates on court plaster, began to sura up j
the situation, and found 1 had secured
four clams and almost a fifth, a ruined
pair of pants, soiled cuffs, mutilated
hands, and a bitter experience; and to
oiT&el this, I lost my temper, and my hat,
it Inning blown away in the midst of the
excitement. I wanted to be sworn that I
would never dig for clams again, but the
notary public said I was not in condition,
and a'dyised ra.y friends to take me home
and see me safely in bed. I am recover
ing slowly, and I believe I will, in time,
have thonso of my bauds; but my pants
I am afraid will never get better. I met
my friend a few evenings ago and he
smilingly invited me to a clam bake on
Sunday. 1 am not vindictive, but he
likes reading iu the woods, and I know
where there is a neat of yellow jackets.
J. A. W.
In the U. S. circuit court yesterday,
the exceptions io the libel suit brought
by J. C. Trullinger and Daniel Itoinian
against 1 ho steamer Alliance wero sus
tained by Judge Dcady. and judgment
for costs amounting to $:L80 given
against tho libellants. The case was
brought to recover for lumber furnished
tho contractor and used at Astoria in tho
building of the Alliance. Judge Deady
held that a contract for building a ves
sel was not an admiralty lien. Stand
ard. .?.
Bitrlileir A re ten Salve.
Tiik Best Salvk iu the world for
Cuts. linuses.Sores.UIcers.Salt lthcnni,
Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, ami positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 2. cents per box.
E. Dement & Co.
For sale by V.
- AM the patent medicines advertised
In ih;s pajer, together with the choicest
;? Turnery, and toilet ai licles, elc cm
! bought at the lowest prices, at J. W
Conn's drug store, opposite Oe:den
hrtel, Astoria.
WcEAT!
3o T:t Tlitnlf that "Jcfl1 ol
The Chop House
(lives you a meal for nothing, and a
glass of something to drink? "Not
much !' but he gives a better meal and
more of it than anv place in town for
25 cents., lie bnj's "by the wholesale and
pays cash. "That settles it.'
ForrcUfcai 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.
if my lingers had held out, but they ..i T..,i. V..A7Z. ' .. "Y .Y:".i,
t. lent several of them on the ' V ., '3: "?,.,?? .";!.....,','u i,"".."
shells, and wore a fev. of thorn 1 1... tr iV ... p. n
A XILLIOS DOLLARS AHEAD.
New OnixANs, July 2. A local paper
publishes to-day a statement that over
ono million dollars have been coined at
tho New Orleans mint of which there is
no official record. The coinage act of
1S73 made it the duty of the director of
the mint to have a general supervision of
all United States mints and assay offices.
The first director acting under that law
was Hon. H. It. Landerman, and in his
report on the subject ho gives statistics
cf coinage in several mints, showing the
total amounts end denominations of
monev made at each place, for each year
of their existence. The New Orleans
mint was opened for business in 1833,
and subsequently money of every denom
ination was made there. Tho director's
statement is brought down to January
31, 1801, up to which time there had been
a total coinage at the New Orleans mint,
in both silver and gold, of $00,913,003.
The date at which the director's report
closes was the date at which tho mint
fell into tho hands of tho confederates.
Documents lately brought to light, it is
stated, show that subsequent to the mint
going into tho hands of tho confederates
and up to May 30 of tho same year, there
wero coined 2."t,003 in gold double
eagles, $1,101,210.50 in silver half dollars,
thus making a total coinage of $1,335,
210.50 while tho mint was in tho enemy's
hands. What was done with this money
i does not appear from any available rec-
rrnnnfTA
Orleans mint this sum must bo taken
into accoant. There was no regular
GratA finpc:c mi(ler confederate auspices.
although the New Orleans mint remained
in their control until tho city was taken
by federal forces.
Neatly Said:
Statesman.
Wide Airaltc Druggist.
Messrs. V. E. Dement & Co. are al
ways alire to their business, and spare
nopainsloseeurethebestof cviry article
tn their li nc. They have secured the agen
ey for the celebrated Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. The only
ceitain cure known for Consumption,
Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, Asthma,
llay i?everf iironcmtis, or any altection
of the J hroat and Lungs, bniu on a
positive guarantee. Trial IJottles free,
Hegtilar size S1.00.
K, Delicary of Flaror
A,l tl'e efficacy of its action have
5. l!?"!0!!"!
. "?.""I' " K? iiiuiiciiSLy p. m.uiui.
Syrup orFIr.
Manufactured only by the California
Mg byitip Lo. ban Francisco Cal. is
Natures Own Truo Laxative. Thus
pleasant liquid fruit remedy may be
had of V. E. Dement & Co. at fifty cents
or one dollar per bottle, lt is the most
pleasant, prompt and effective remedy
known, to cleanse the system: to act on.
the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels gently
yet thoreughly: to dispel Headachs.
Colds and Fevers: to cure Constipation
Indigestion aud kindred ills.
Foi Dyspepsia andLivcr Complaint,
vou have a printed guarantee on every
bottle of Sliiloh's Vitalizer. It never
fails to cure. Sold by W. E. Dement.
Are you made miserable by Indi
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of
appetite, Yellow Skin V Sliiloh's Vital
izer is a positive cure. For sale by W.
E. Dement.
The Ilev. Geo. 11. Thayer, of Bour
bon, Ind., says: ''Both myself and wife
oweour lives toSinr.on's Consumption'
Cri:K." Sold by TV. E. Dement.
A Go oil Cigar,
Ju't as good as you usually pav a bit for,
can be had FOll FIVE CENTS at C. P.
Wilson.
At Frnnlc Fabrc's.
Board for S22-K) a month. The beat
in the city. Dinner from 5 to 7.
For the very best photographs at tho
lowest prices call on Crow the Photo
grapher, No. Ct Water street.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Sliiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy. iTh ro cents, Masai injector free.
For sale by V. E. Dement.
The average female heart Is left in a
perfect 11 utter by our latest arrivals of
novelties in Dress goods, Parasols, tc
Peael Beoi.
For lame Back, Side or Chest uso
Sliiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25 cents.
For sale by W. E. Dement.
For Dinner Parties to order, at short
notice, go to Frank Fabre's.
Crow's gallery is head quarters for the
boit photographs for the least money.
SXOUH.SIOX I
The Steamer "GEN. MILES"
Will make an Excursion to
FT. GANBY and ILWACO,
ox-
SATURDAY, JULY 4TH !
LEAVING
Gray's Dock at 8 A. M.
Ueturulng atcr.M.
Fair for Jhe Hound Trip. ONE DOLLAR.
! 1 1 ilfitisre mii tnnoc uti Tlio nmmmii
'J "t'llllll 4V sU.
SCCCESS BREEDS EXTT.
According to tho Sacramento Record
Union it was Thompson who so concisely
defined envy as hating that excellence it
cannot reach; but Gay estimated it "a
kind of praise.' Both wero right. Envy
is never so much revealed as when a
sneer is tho vehicle of the expression of
its hate. It is praise because it testifies
to its conviction of the worth of that to
which it cannot attain. Livy declares
that "it know3 nothing except how to
depreciatathe excellence of others,' bat
this is not accurate, sinco it des not
know enough to recognize and nay tri
bute lo excellence. Men of all callings
are overy day worrying themselves about
the antagonism of others that is born of
envy. In fact it is the tap root of most
of the opposition arrayed against tho
conscientious and successful man. Suc
cess is a calling, no matter what its form,
always breeds envious opponents. Men
should ceaso troubling over this kind
of opposition, and receive it as
the praise that envy always be
stows. "'When men rail upon me,"
said a wiso business man, "I only
pause to inquiro whether it is because!
have been doing the right thing. If I am
sure I am right, I receive it as commen
dation. But if it is because of error on
my part, I hasten to correct myself; and
thus jealousy and railing I always turn
to some account." If more men were
thus philosophical tho measuro of happi
ness in the world would be vastly greater.
A wealthy man, who had acquirod his
possessions by his own hard labor and
his sound sense, was met by an unsuc
cessful ono who had been his friend, but
was reported latterly as bitterly assail
ing him. "Iromembertho day, sir, when
you would havo been glad to havo had
mo lend you fivo dollars." said this one
to tho man of means. "That is precisely
what is tho matter with you now," was
the reply; "I havo not the need nor you
tho ability, and now because of this you
hate mo." There was a sermon in tho
response. It is safo to assume when
the successful man's motives are im
pugned, his acts misrepresented, aud his
general course made tho target for sneers,
that tho cause is his success, and nothing
else. Envy will not tolerate it in any
walk in life.
Sunday Evening Lecture.
Tho "Fourth of July" will bo the sub
ject of a lecturo in tho Methodist Epis
copal church on to-morrow evening by
the pastor. Those who heard Dr. ltob
erts' brief address at tho cemetery on
Decoration day, will bo prepared to ex
pect a thoroughly loyal appeal on tho
question of American Citizenship. "We
understand this to bo tho first of a series
of Sunday evening lectures, the subjects
of which will be duly announced here
after. Tho well known scholarship of
Dr. Itoberts is sufficient nssuranco that
theso lectures will be interesting to all;
but it is intended to make them particu
larly instructive and entertaining to
young people, whose attendance is pe-
ciallv invited.
1776. JULY 4th. 1885.
HURRAH! HURRAH1!
Flas, American Slitc'd. Hunting
I-'CNtooniiiK. Transparent
Imntcrns, Hunting;
lyilit3r:tTl,
MONTGOLFIER BALLOONS.
FIREWORKS!
All Descriptions in immense variety,
AT nOTTOM PRICES. AT
ADLEfTS CRYSTAL PALACE.
rrtrSjierhl attention is called to the Ceau
tiful Stock of Fireworks.
JULY FOURTH, 1885.
GBAETD BALI
-AT
:rmanl
Fine String Kami In Attendance.
Tickets, 50 cents, Including Supper.
Ladles and Children Free.
Everything will be done to make this the
SUCCESS OP THE DAY.
M. STUDZIKSKI,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks,
OPTICAL GOODS.
AKTOKIA. - -
Orccon.
All floods Best Quality, and Low Prices.
County Treasurer's Notice.
milERE IS MONEY IN TIIK COUNIY
JL Treasurv to pay all countv orders pre
sented prlorto October lst, 1SS3 All such
orders will cease to draw Interest after this
date.
ISAAC RF.HGMAN,
Treasurer Clatsop County.
Abtorla. Or.. June 22nd, 18S5.
Notice.
NOTICE is hereby: given to whom
It may concern that all parties "knowing
themselves indebted to tho estate of J. E.
Thomas arc given ten days to mako pay
meat thereof. ljy uv and save costs.
f. r. nicKS,
Assignee.
AstoiIa,June23, 1SS5.
Good Farm
rF EiGnrv
ACRES. TAItTLY 131
nroved. on tho Khukanlne. For sale
hcaD or will exchaneo tor clt-y prtnerty.
FIREWORKS!
Appij at A8triax fflce.
Test Your BaMiig Powder To-Day !
Brands tdrcrtlicd as absolutely purs
THE TEST:
riac a can tcp dorm on a hot ttara rnt!t
heatetl.tben remove the coverand mell. A cbem
!t trill not bo required to detect tho presence at
JLmrroala.
DOES K0T CONTAIN AjLuOXIA.
It l!n!tlirslm His NEVER Ecru Qrtttjcti!.
InanilHonbomcRfornquarterof acentary it
Iat ttuotl tlio consumer's reliable test,
THE 7SST GF ?a QYEi!,
Price Sailing revracr Co.,
Dr. Price's Special Fevering Exlracts,
Tho strongest, mor t dcllcton anil natural
fiavorLnown.a-.-.l
D? Price's Lupulin Yeast Gems
1 or Light, llralthy ilre.iil.Tho ttcst Dry Hop
Vcait In the vrorld.
FOR SALE BY C!OCERS,
CHICAGO. - ST. LOUIS.
Light Heal
mm
m
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The nest dry hop yoast In the world.
Broad raised by this yeast is light. vvhito
and wholesome like our grandmother'a
delicious bread.
CROCERS SELL THEftfl.
PREPARES BY THC
Price Baking Powder Co.
ManTis ol Br. Fncs's special riayenns Extracis, '
Chicaffo, 111. El. Louis, Mo.
For sale by Cititine.Mkrli: & Co.. Agents
Portland, Oregon
Aiioite Refliiction
IX
OLOTHIIirG-!
r
A stylish Iiusincss suit -1$10
Former price - - - 15
A stylish business suit - 11
Former price - - - 10
Fine Diagonal suit - - 20
Former price - - - 25
The very best dress suit 25
Former price - - - 30
Boys' and youths' suits at greatly re
duced price;?, also all the extensive as
sortment of Men's Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shzes, Trunks and Valises,
Sold at cot by
THE BOSS
Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
City Taxes.
NOTICE IS HEKEI'.Y OIVEX THAT THE
Tax list of the city of Astoria, Clatson,
county. Ont:o!i. U no in my hands for the
oollecsfon ofaid taxes, and will remain with
me for thirty day".
J. G. HUSTLER.
Cit v Treastferaud Tax Collector.
Astoria. July L-t, 1SS3.
Picked Up.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. A WHITE
skit! on Olncy street beach: five row
locks and two p:dr oars ; blade marked half
moon. Owner can have it by amlyinc to
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Notice.
BE IT KNOWN THAT I, GKO. W. PAIt
lee, of A.soria. Oregon. tia-e tills day
purcased of AI. . Hutctdiips the riRht of the
said 31. C llutchinzs patent process for test
ing scaled cans in the state of Oreson and
territory of Washington, for the term of IT
years from the nth day of 3'arch, 18S5. ex
cept one right sold to M. J. Kinney and one
right sold to the Aberdeen Tacking Co., at
Ilwaco, W. T.
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Our stock is now complete in everj department and ladies wishinn a choice
selection of tirst class goods at very LOW PRICES would do well to call early.
la the following lines of goods onr selections and prices will compare favor
ably with Eastern and isau Francisco houses carrying first class goods.
Rich Black and Colored Silks.
Handsome Brocaded Black and Colored Silks.
Evening- Silks, in all the latest tints.
Fine Imported Dress Goods.
Embroidered and Figured Combination Suits.
New Ginghams. New Prints.
New Lawns. New Chambrays.
New Table Linen and Napkins.
Embroidered Table and Piano Covers.
Lace Curtains and Curtain Nett.
Novelties in Lace Goods, Buttons, Gloves, -
Parasols, Ribbons, Fans, etc., etc.
Cloak Department.
Having bought more largely than this seasons trade aoems to demand wo
have concluded to reduce our immense stock to cost price. "
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Ladies Cloaks, Traveling- Ulsters,
Wraps, Jerseys, etc., etc
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ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
TOILET AKTI CliES.
.TAPAXESE COOIJS
PA.VCY GOODS.
BABY JirGGIES.
The Latest Notions anil Novelties, Etc.
We defy any and all competition. Call, examine our good and be convinced.
OITOSITE PAitKER IIOUSE, ... ASTORIA. OREGON
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GO TO THE
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Hair Dressing Saloon
X:irlter House, itlnin St.,
For a firit-class Shave, scientific Hair-cut.
and hygienic Sliainpor, etc,
H. Du PARK, Trop.
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GRIFFIN & REED,
STATTONERS8NEWSDEALERS
Everything new received as soon as published.
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ASTORIA, - - - OKEGON
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET
and
FANCY ARTICLES.
Prescriptions carefully Compounded
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TITE LOWEST PRCES.
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