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VOL.XXT, NO. 47.
ASTORIA, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, J 886.
PRICE. FIYE CENTS.
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BUSINESS GAUDS.
C. H. TIIOKSOS,
It.iuuifi.
THOIUStO:? & COOVKRT. ,
Attorneys at Law and Notaries Public. ;
Si eclal attention tjnen to collection- ami
examining titles.
Or kick 1Sou:i:s4 ami .", ocr Cu Book
Stole.
Architect and Civil Engineer.
OFfiCK Itooin . Knislils r l'lhiu
Kullding.
$tw. a. lu f.i .. A. ;-ui.'t'5..
tiij ielii and .S:trs-.
Wsll vve iin.mnt attention to all calls.
i..i;i any ji.ut of the cit or eoutr.
i 1 v o or AlleuS More, corner Cas-. and
.Hinoij;a streets. A'-ri.i, Oregon.
: n'jilio.ic M). 11.
VUy Nirlttn nxut rturcaoii.
:. vi'. Koonus over D. A. Mcintosh s stole.
i-h ion Hocks : -a to 11 A. m. ;-3 too i M.
Keslilencc. opposite the Jolianscn building
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AY TIITTJ.S:, M. IK
ili YS I Oi A N A N i S 17 KG KOI
: mi r-i:.ui:isl.2.ainl:t I'vllilau l;u:id-
t'-AiHKNJ'K On (Vil.ir ritieet. lurk ol
v.inx'a IIov.Htn!.
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It . St. IISTKM
Hi YSICIAN" AND srKOKON.
OM-icK- Cem lSiii'iVns. "1 Malts. Astoria,
nv'it.
fir. AI.FKEI) E1SKEV.
Office at Kinney's Cannery.
Will only attend ratients at his oftkv, and
mav be found there at an;, hour.
8K'. A. liOKIUS. CKO. NOl.ANI)
7iOIAS! A ftrtRKSS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAY..
otlloe in KinnejS Mod:. ;;.ositi t'ih
Hall, Astoria, Oregon.
w. koi.to. o.f.rrt.-ioi
ATTORN KY AT LAW.
KoimisSand t'.Odd rello.-.s lliilloln;:.
1 KJ.O K. PARKLIC
SURVEYOR OF CLATSOP C0UN1 Y
Ex-City Surveyor of Astoria
OMce :-N. IL rornerCwsand itor-tr.-eN,
iiooiii No. 8 Up Htuirx.
f lT. KO'iVLKY.
&!fnriuy mi it TouxiflIr ut Smw,
tt e on Olieii.uniH Street, Autoria, Oregon.
Tf I. WIXTCKi.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Rooms No. It and 12. 1'vtlnan OaMle Ituihl
J. CIVIL KM'.lNKEl'.
CITY S172lV2:YOU.
Ofllcein City Hall, AMona. Orison.
A.,LSHAV
DENTIST.
Rooms in Allen I'uiklinc. ii staiis. enr
iter Cass and Squenioqua street. AMotiu
Oregon.
IT A. K21ITU,
DENTIST.
1 lue periii:iiarutl located m AMoria. to
practice Oentistiy. 1 liawll Hie l:.te im
proed appliances. None but the er biM
of work done ami satisfaction guaratut ed.
Office in Kmi.e.s lluiidlu.
T K. KPEDPrA',
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Searcher of Titles, Abstracter xxnxl
Coxjveyancer.
Office on Cass Street, 3 doors south of Ab
torlan office, Astoria, Oregon.
General Acencv of
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jr. a. aiair,
Real Eutc, Insurance and STonpy
BROKER.
Valuable Pnperties for Sale or Lease in
Upper Astoria. - Accounts Adjustei, and
Koolt Keeping done on sshort Notice. Office
with Col. bpedden. cor. Jefferson and Cass
streets, Astoiia, Oregon.
A. V. Al
.'JUL
Wholesale and Ketail Dealer tn
MILLFEBD.
6las and Plated Ware,
TROPICAL AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND VEGErABLES.
Together with
Wines, Liquors JobacctxCigars
Tt Rent.
A PINE SUITE OF BOOMS IN THE ODD
Fellows Building. Apply to
A.3.MEGLEH.
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- &&.
Neuralgia.
Saclcaelie. irpitdaclic, Tootliaclie,
Stx'aI:tH. Urt:igps. ctc.otc.
Price, ITf ty tontn. A t Drapgista and Dealers.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Sole P.-cp-
BiLTiaOEE, MAEVIA53, U. S. A.
ATOP:
Is just what its name implies ; e
Purely Vegetable" Compound, thai
acts directly upoa the Iffrer ; curing
the many diseases icideVpo that rm.
portaat organ, and p1teYktirjg the nu
merous ailmxnts tKarise from its
deranged orrpliction, such as
Dyspepsia Jdndice, Bilionsnes
CosenessVftlftiaria, Sicfheadache,
RheiKiaHetc. It, is therefore
:ruisirMAr,,ToTiave (5oodHealti
;he, Liver must "be kept in order."
DR. SAliTOED'S LIVER IHVIG0RAT0E.
rnvisorates tbe Liver, Regulates the Bour
:1a, Stronlliens the SyEtcm, Purifies the
Blood . As'-it i D'jrcstion, Prevents Fevers.
Is a Household Need. An Invaluable
I'asnily iiediciue for common complaiuis,
EL BAKFOSD'S LIVER LNVIGOSATOS.
AncsycrlcTtcz cf Forty ytars, and Thoi
lands cf Testimonials proze its Merit.
FOH K IX TV ALT. DHATXnS Ei MEDlCCO
For f '51 !rfornf':n wr-d your address fcr 101
:.-;5 J5ock on t'to "L'vir nnd its di-(?rci-." tt
''pisroKD 2i dca:-3 ct.. mtw touc cny
HAGAN'S
Magnolia Balm
is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tell, and you cant tell.
TOR
Man and Beast.
Mustang Liniment is older than
most men, and used more and
more every year.
Wilson Jt Fisher
Ship Chandlers,
HEAVY AND SHELF
HAEDWAEE
Paints, Oils, and Varnish,
LOGGERS' SUPPLIES.
PROVISIONS
AND
MILL FEED
AGENTS FOR
Salem Plouring Mills,
Portland Boiler Mills,
Capitol Flour and
FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
ASTORIA. OKEGO.N.
Furniture and Upholstering,
Mattresses Made and Kepalred.
Paper Hanging. Carpets Sewed
and Laid. .
Furniture Sold on Commission.
SHor. corner Main and Jefferson Streets
XABTIN OLSEN.
mj&.&)& tin
y4k A. tJi
mttU
THE GREAT -grtrt
.anreMEDi
pglj Cutfes
H ffH i Hi RHEUMATISM.
t 5 g R BUBS
vara H n ess a
OrJANFORD'S
A PECULIAR CUSTOM.
A. Practice In Whicli 31any Trav
elers Are Compelled, to Talce
Part.
A Hnmhrifloro nnilortTroiiioto Tinny
on his way to the cape in a trading
vcsaei, genua me ionowmg lmeresc
ing communication to the Pall Mall
Gazette: One of the oldest customs of
the sea lately came under my notice,
and in such a way as I am not likely
to forget. As usual, after our 6
o'clock tea. kp wpn KAofprl in tlift
saloon enjoying our game at cribbage,
mien a Diasc irom uie iog-uorn, nc
to awaken the dead, put an end to
our cards. Hurriedly we made for
the deck, where a sight ne'er to bo
forgotten met our eyes. The even
ing was dark and cloudy, the moon
entirely hidden, but the deck was
brilliantly illuminated with blue
lights. From the forecastle was is
suing a procession that baffles de
scription. First walked Father Nep
tune himself, leaning on his arm his
young and beautiful wife, Amphitrite.
Neptune was dressed in long, white
flowing robes that is, a nightshirt;
arOUIld lli.q llnrl fiVArl liia trrav
locks, blowing before the wind in
every direction; his beard reached
below his Wflist: Oil his Itoari hn vni-a
a miter of such tremendous size as to
drive anv bishop wild with envy; in
ins nana ne uore uis trident. His
wife's dress was evidently on the
olan of "beantv unailornoil ." fnr
some red paint, a" small red flag, and
luit vii icu ii.lLiuug-uiilY eia LUHSU-
tuted her costume. Her flaxen hair
in curly masses reached her knees.
Following this august couple walked
the hero of the evening the barber.
Dressed all in white, wearing a hat
the shape of a dice-box, half white,
half black, with curly white hair and
whiskers, he was sublime; but the
Bublime changed to the awful when
one perceived that he carried in his
hands instruments of torture rivaling
in their latent cruelty even those of
the Inquisition. Imagine standing
and gazing upon a bucket of flour
and water mixed to about the thick
ness of liquid glue, of which you
know you will receive a large share
on your head. Recover, if you can,
from that sight, and look again. In
his other hand ho holds a razor of
audi magnitude that it would not be
ill amiss for felling trees, and think
that soon that edge of rough, rusty
iron will be plowing its meandering
course over your innocent jaws.
Following the torturer came two
policemen armed with cudgels and
dark lanterns. Behind them crowd
ed the crew. In spite of the awful
solemnity of the scene, one could not
but admire the dark, cloudy sky, the
sea a blaze of phosphorescence, the
flickering summer lightning, the
grouping of the actors. Halting be
fore the after deck, Neptune, in a
loud voice, with such calm disregard
as to where he put his H's as would
make any classical author turn in
his grave, gave utterance: "Earing
that some of the crew of this ship is
such as they 'ave not yet crossed the
loine, and bin baptoized, my sons, I
ham 'ere to see them done so." Ev
idently Neptune's intercourse with
the British sailors has been to the
disadvantage of his eloquence. The
sailors, at the finish of Neptune's
speech, cheered loudly, while from
their midst stepped the two brawny
policemen, one of whom was a nigge'r
Irom Demerarar, and seized upon T.
Meanwhile the torturer was not idle.
He had soated himself upon a low
stool, with his bucket before him, in
his left hand a brush like a house
maid's broom, while with his right
he was sharpening his razor on the
companion-ladder railings. Alas for
poor T. He stood smiling before his
executioner, who, evidently thinking
the occasion far too solemn to smile
at, put an end to his innocent merri
ment by inserting as much as he
possibly could of his mixture into his
mouth. "While he was engaged in
choking and spitting out what he
could of the concoction, his head was
being covered to such an extent as
to rend, r his features quite indistin
guishable. Then that awful razor
came into use, its broad, rusty edge
scraping away the dough like a plow
in a clay soil. But how difficult it is
to take the dough out of one's eyes
and mouth with a razor-blade three
feet long, one cannot imagine till one
has tried I His Satanic majesty, I
mean the barber, having scraped off"
as much as pleased his fancy, the
two policemen came to the fore
again, armed with hnrkpfs of mid
water, which, utterly regardless of
what part of the victim's bodv re
ceived the water, they threw in quick
succession over him.
I was the next victim, and went
through the same terrible routine,
but at laBt it was all over, and I
issued from the cold-water cure quite
ready to see the fun in treating the
others to their dose. It was a novel
experience, and one not likely to be
forgotten. Then followed the others
who had not crossed the line, some
half dozen of them, but two were
missing. The police were soon after
them, but it was an hour before the
first was found, lying underneath the
boilers in about the temperature of
the place I had wished the barber in
when I was being shaved. All this
he endured rather than face his shav
ing, or, I should say, shaving his
face. He was quickly dragged upon
the scene, and paid the penalty of
hfc fear by receiving a double dose.
Soon after this the other, a boy, was
found concealed in a sail in the rig
KPBi Jltt 2 got" what he deser"
for trying to escape justice. Alter
all were baptized, we had some songs
and dances, the barber being espe
cially good in the latter and giving
us some excellent clog-dances and
break-downs. Poor Neptune had
terrible trouble with his wife, who,
suddenly discovering herself among
a lot of sailors, became "skittish"
naturally, what woman would not?
The songs and dancing finished, grog
handed all round, and with three
cheers for us from the crew, we re
tired to our cabins to put on drv
clothes and to tear out handfuls of
hair in endeavoring to rid our heads
of dough. And. so we crossed the
line.
A Xertk Carolina Coon Story.
It wasn't many Saturdays ago
that a number of gentlemen stand
ing on the streets at Greensboro dis
cussed fox hunting, bird hunting,
and kindred sports. Each one had
told a story, remarkable in a high
degree, when the climax was reached
by one of the gentlemen, who told
the following story;
"Coons! "said" he, with a sneer.
"You don't know anything about
coons in this country. Why you
ought to go to southwest Georgia.
Hived there once, and my favorite
pastime was coon hunting. Early
one morning I started out with my
dogs for a hunt. The morning was
damp and heavy, and we hadn't
gone far before the dogs struck a
trail, and away they went. How
beautiful it was ! Through the under
brush they rushed, crashing, bark
ing, the sounds coming to us like
low music on the morning air. It
wasn't many minutes beforo the
long howl of the leading dog told us
that he had treed.
"We put out after them, going
through the swamps and down into
a canebrake. There we came upon
the dogs all clustered about a cypress
log. They smelled it, and then all
started back as if they didn't know
what was to pay. We drew near
and endeavored to urge them on.
But they wouldn't urge. We went
up to the log, and it seemed to be
moving. I didn't know what to
make of it. The sides of it rose and
fell as regular as the beat of a clock.
We finally cut into it, and there it
was packed with coons. We killed
140, and I don't know how many
got away."
" What made the log move? " in
nocently asked a bystander.
'Oh, plain as day. The coons
were packed so close that every
time they breathed the log would ex
pand." There was a ghastly silence, and
the crowd moved away.
" It wasn't a good day for coons,
either!" he yelled after them, and
putting a fresh chew of tobacco in
his mouth he walked rapidly in the
direction of the " cotton bourse" on
Wall Street, and in a moment more
was buying the fleecy staple with a
serene and unmoved countenance.
Greensboro Herald.
In tke Hospital.
They were walking through the
hospital and came to the stand be
fore the cot of a young man who had
lost one eye, six teeth, had half his
scalp torn off, both legs broken and
three ribs fractured.
" Poor fellow, I suppose you were
run over by a freight train?" said a
sympathetic old lady.
"Or was attacked by a panther?"
suggested a spinister of uncertain
age.
"Or fell into a mace rat or?"
oueried another.
" "No, ladies," replied the sufferer.
" I wasn't in any of those things. I
was in a cane rush at Yale College."
The Judge.
In order to prove that an author
he hated was unknown to fame, a
certain Monsieur X kept asking on
every occasion :
"Look here, have vou ever heard
of that man? "
"Take care," said the lady, in
answer to the much-repeated ques
tion, " you will end by making him
famous."
The KcKlnliisofS'.cknetM.
Never triuV with what are called bmall
ailments. If yon feel inert, with a bit-
tpr nr linil tasti in flip. inmiMi lni nf n-
petite, bowels costive, take at once Siui-
iiiuiia ijiYcriwuiiiMu. rur uif lingeries
of djspepsia, the Regulator is a cer
tain and speedy cure.
Counseling with fear is the way
cowards are" made; counseling with
hope is the way heroes are made;
counseling with faith is the way
Christians arc made
"The Chinese must go." And rhen
matism will go, after nn application
of St. Jacobs Oil.
DON'T FORGET
Tliat
Gray's Pioneer Wood Yard
Sells and Delivers
Belter Wood and Larger Cords
Tkan Anybody!
Four Foot Fir Wood $2.5 to $3.25 per Ord
Out " " .5AiiJ lO 54 00 "
Four Foot VineMapleS3.25toS3.75 "
Cut " " -S375tn$L50" '
Ash and Spruce Limbs according to Qual
ity.
TUIQ D1DCD may be found on file at Geo. P.
I nlO rUrCttEowenftCo'sNeTTjpapcrAd-
T6rtltBBarea(M Spruce StA-wfedTrt!lnr
witracu ay U smS t or It IN NXWYOSK.
i
TFZ L Ifioh CI
n i HAVE
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powder neer aiiea. A marvel of
purity, stretiKlli and wlioleoinenes. Store
economical than tiie ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In competition with the multi
tude of low tedt, short weight, alum or phos
thatepoder. Sold only in cant. UhVai.
UAKIMi PowdkkCo. 106 Wall-sr.. K. Y.
MARKETS.
STAR MARKET.
WHERRY & COMPANY,
Fresh ami Cared 31 eats A
Vegetatoles,
FRUITS, BUTTER, and EGGS.
OPPOSITK OCCIDENT HOI I'll
Ol! :.VA3IUS Street. Awtoria, Oe.
Washington Market.
Siuia Mrret, . Astoria, Occsou.
ni:aji a s co. imiopkiktoks
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AlTEX
tion or the public to the fact that the
above Market will alvajs be supplied with a
FULL VAKIETY ANI ItKST QUALITY
FRESH AND CURE! MEAT-; I I
Vhlch will by -old at Invest rates, whole
sale and retail .
SSySpeeisl attention K'ven to supplying
dilps.
WIS. EDGAR,
Dealer in
Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes
Meerschaum and Brier Pipes,
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
Revolvers and Cartridges.
COKXKK 5IAIX AND CLIENAMUS STS.
MURRAY & CO.,
GROCERS
And Dealers in
Cannery Sillies!
Special Attention Civento Filling
Of Orders.
A FULL LIKE CARRIED
And Snpples furnished at Satia
factory Terms.
Purchases delivered in any part of the city.
Office and Warehouse
In Hume's New Building on Vater Street.
P. O. Box 1SJ. Telephone No. 37.
ISTOKIA.
OREGON.
WYATT & THOMPSON.
KEEP
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A Full Stock of
Canned Fresh Mackerel,
Canned Fresh Codfish,
Canned Fresh Finnan Haddies,
Canned Shrimps,
Canned Roast Beef,
Canned Chicken,
Canned Pig's Feet,
Atmore's Plum Pudding,
Atmore's Mince Meat,
Epp's Cocoa.
Ground Chocolate,
A Floe Assortment of Canned Vegetables, eto
J. H. X. GKAI,
Wholesale and retail dealer In.
GROCERIES, FLOUR, AND FEED
Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc.
LIME, SAND AND CEMENT.
General Storage and "Wharfage on reason
able terms. Foot of Benton street, Astoria,
Oregon.
ARBOUR'S:
HAVE NO EQUAL !
I ill i m
GRAND PRIZE PARIS 1878.
THEY HAVE BEEtf AWARDED
HIGHER PRIZES
AT THE VARIOUS
International Expositions
THAN TIIE U&0DS OF ANY OTHER
THREAD MANUFACTURERS
IN THE WORLD.
(jaulity can Always be Depended on !
Exieriert Fisieii Use no Other !
HENRY DOYLE & CO.,
5 1 7 and 5 1 9 Market Street, SAN FRANCISCO,
AGENTS FOlt l'AUIFlC: COAhT.
Seine Twines, Eope and Netting Constantly on Hand.
THE NEW MODEL
mmmwmmwaasmcsM ; wssa
vPS
t??r" as3yc-
JW
tings, otc, a apeclAlty
A TUJHL STOCK ALWAYS OH HAND.
The Telephone Saloon.
T lie Finest EstabUshmentof
the Kind in Astoria.
Especially lltted up for the Comfort and
Convenience of those uho enjoy a
Social Gla a.
The Best or Wines and Liquors,
The Choicest Cigars.
Everything New and First-Class.
B. L.. JEFFREY. Propr.
CoWia Transportation Gompny.
FOR PORTLAND!
Through Freight on Fast Time I
THE NEW STEAMER
TELEPHONE
Which has been specially built for the comfort of passengers will leave
"Wilson & Fisher's Dock every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6 A.M. arriving at Portland at 1 P.M.
Returning leaves Portland every
Tuesday and Thursday at 6 A. M. arriving at Astoria at ! P. M.
w-An additional trip will be made on Sunday of Each Week, leaving Porttea 4
at 0'-clclc Sanday Mernlas. Passengers b this route cect at Kal&ma
for Sound ports, u.B.av.orii,rresiaeoi
x Threads
P.ANOE CAN BE HAD IN A3-
5 TORIA ONLY OF
1 E, B. HAWB8,
AGENT
l'AI.1. AND EXAMINE IT, YOU
WILL BE PLEASED. "
K.K. HAWKS Is also aaeni for the
Bit taunt Cooking Stow
And other flrst-clasi Stored,
furaaoa Work. Steam Fit
Carnahan & Co.
SUCCESSORS TO
I. W. CASE,-
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND
KKTA1L DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Corner Chenamus and Cass streets.
ATKIA - ORKGOW