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ASTORIA. OREGON:
TUESDAY.
MARCH 20.1SS3
AH THERE!
Talking about C. W.Fnlton's letter
in the Oregonian, last Saturday's
Fortland Journal of Com merce makes
a statement that if true is a surprise
as regards tlic statement and the be
lief that prompted the remarks. The
Journal publishes the names of five
prominent Astorian3 including one
specially deputized official, and says
that each one of those five prominent
Astorians '"have expressed to us their
firm opinion that it would not be pos
sible to Ret a jury of any kind together
in Asfrfria that would convict a man
for a breach of the salmon fifhinglaws.
In other words it would not be possi
ble to secure an honest jury in As
torix" Slurs on Astoria arc common
in Portland papers but this is the
first time that in a respectable Port
land paper appears a direct statement
that the slurs on Astoria arc uttered
and sustained by Astorians themsel
ves. If leading cinnerymen, an ex
mayor, and a btate official tell the ed
itor of a newspaper that twelve men
in the city of their residence cannot
be found to honestly and faithfully
administer their duties as possible
jurymen, it may be time to inquire of
these gentlemen upon what condition
or circumstance they base their belief.
With no more than passing allusion
to the proverb regarding the bird
that dirties its own nest, it is in order
to say that these Astorians in their al
leged statements of the outcome of
imaginary circumstances are mis
taken. No case of the kind referred
to lm been brought before a circuit
court jury in this city but has been
tried on its merits, and decided in a
way that left no room for carpiu g except
with those who used the privilege ac
corded all unsuccessful litigants, viz:
that pf "cussing" the judge, the jury,
and the counsel of the opposing side.
In the mean time the slur imputed
to this city by the residents mention
ed, if true, is on them and not on the
city of their residence.
KaxsisLos more newspapers with
odd names than any other State. Ilere
are a few of them: The Wano Rust
lei; Chcslertille Paralyzer, Chero
kee Cyclone, Cinnamon Sod House,
Like City Praii i Bog, South Center
Bazoo, Valley Falls lAicifer, Gar
den City Irrigator, Fargo Springs
Prarie Owl, Garden City Bundle of
Sticks, Dodge City Cow Boy, Green
field Cap Sheaf, Thomas Cat. In
Iowa is a town called "Woodbine, and
when a paper was started the editor
naturally called it the Woodbine
Tirincth. At Oakland in the same
state, the only journal in the place is
called the A corn. One in Spearville
is called the Spearville Blade. A
j.mong the papers with alliterative
names in Kansas are: T.tba Light,
Lenora Leader, Letado Ledger,
Klnkaid Knuckle and Simpson
Sifting.
A girl in Pittsburg went to work
in a knitting factory, and was aston
ished by the constant change of faces
round her. Becoming suspicious she
asked the foreman for her time at the
close of the second day. Ho gave her
a card, shoeing that she had made
two jackets and one dozen bustles.
When she presented the card at the
office she was told that she owed the
firm 20 ccnte balance for the use of
the machine and steam power. She
was credited with 20 cents apiece for
the jackets, 40 cents, and with 30 cents
for a dozen of bustles, making a total
of 70 cents.. She was charged 45
cents a day for the use of machine
and steam power, 90 cents, leaving a
balanca due the big firm of 20 cents.
Now the real terra incognita is the
under world. Daring navigation and
restless enterprise have ransacked the
odd corners of this great globe's sur
face. The track of discovery is now
downward. As yet the deepest bor
ings cannot be compared to the sting
of a gnat on the body of an elephant
It has been near four hundred years
since Colnmbus. What will one cen
tury do for discovery in the tinder
world? In view of the surprises of
the last half-century and their in
fluences upon modem life, who is bold
enough to predict the results of min
ing surprises in the next?
It is stated that a Kansas City .syn
dicate proposes to clean out the bar
at the mouth of the Brazos river, fifty
miles below Galveston, and make a
channel for the largest ocean vessels.
Jay Gould is said to be interested in
the scheme, intending to make the
mouth of the Brazos the terminal
point for his Southwestern system.
m
TnE sugar trust was ''arranged''
November 1, 18S7, and went into
practical effect December 1st In less
than three months, according to Mr.
Havemeyer'8 testimony, it has "closed"
six refineries beside those it has driv
en out of business, and has reduced
the production in others about one-quarter.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Wood, the English jockey, is worth
33,500,000.
Guzman Blanco, president of Ven
ezuela, is a fighter. He is said to
have killed twenty men in duels.
In the new directory of Baltimore,
Md., appear the names of 1,090 John
sons, 921 Joneses and 1,773 Smiths.
Francis Murphy, the great temper
ance advocate, wants a law passed
making it a crime for a man to treat
or be treated.
The king of Holland is gradually
surrendering to a wasting disease,
and the days of the dissipated old
monarch are numbered.
0. II. Andrews, who retires from
the head of the Boston Herald, is
said not to have had a vacation of
more than two weeks for thirty-five
years.
liobert Black, brother of the nov
elist, is black only in name, but he
has married n girl in Port Au Prince,
Hayti, who is black in qui'e another
way.
Mrs. C. H. Moore, of Philadelphia,
wears tho most costly diamonds of
all the society women of the Quaker
city. Her jewels aro said to be
worth about 860,000.
Senator Palmer, of Michigan, has
tho reputation of being the finest
linguist in the upper house of con
gress. He can make a speech in En
glish, French or Spanish.
Mr. Randall seems to be taking the
center of the congressional stage
again at Washington with a protec
tion revision of the tariff. No other
has a chance of a majority.
Commodore Charles W. Pickering,
United States navy, who has been in
active service forty-six years, died at
St. Augustine, FJa., February 29th,
aged eighty-two. He was a native of
New Hampshire, and wa3 appointed
to the navy from that stato in 1822.
As Heard on the Souiul.
A gentleman who keep3 himself
thoroughly posted on steamboat mat
ters on Pngot sound tells a Post In
telligencer reperter: "I have it from
the best authority that U. B. Scott,
John Gales and Z. J. Hatch, have or
nanized themselves into a transporta
tion company, and have already com
menced making arrangements lor tne
construction of a propellor to run on
the louto between Tacoma and Port
Townsend, making the round trip
each day. Tho new boat i3 guaran
teed to be tho fastest steamer on the
Pacific coast, and must bs able to
outrun either the Olympian or Alas
kan. She i3 to be large and elegant
ly fitted up, and will cost considara-
ble money. You see this man U. B.
Scott has'made a fortune fighting the
Oregon Bailway & Navigation compa
ny on the Columbia and he thinks
the possibilities on tho Sound are
much greater than on the river. John
Gates is a steamboat man from the
ground up, and has had charge of
tho Oregon Railway & Navigation
company's boats on the Columbia
river for years. Mr. Hatch is well
known on the Sound, having brought
the Fleetwood around here last year.
If these men carry out their inten
tion, they will cut into the earnings,
of the Oregon Railway & Navigation
company at a great rate. If the fast
boat comes ovor I shall apply for the
position of running her. The men
engaged in tho enterprise would nev
er think of bringing an inferior boat
to the Soud. They will have the
fastest or none at all."
NEW TO-DAY.
Bids Asked For.
mUE ASTORIA STREET RAILWAY CO.,
X unites bids to drive 130 piles, more or
loss. Bids will be received till noon. Tues
day. March 27th. 1SS3. The company will
furnish all material, and reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. Plans and specifl
cations may be seen at the orace of the Pres
ident, J. Y CONX.
Democratic
Primary for
Precinct.
Astoria
DEMOCRATS OF ASTORIA PRECINCT.
Clatsop countv. Oregon, are requested
to meet at Liberty JIall ai7 o'clock In the
evening, Thursday, March 22nd, ISSMor the
purpose of electing 37 delegates to the coun
ty conenlion.
C.H PAOR.
Chairman Precinct Com
Notice.
On account of departure, I offer for one
week, 2 Houses and 2 Corner Lots, both oc
cupied, cheap for cash, and at a price that
will net 15 per cent, to the buyer. Both lo
cations liaie splendid view of the rjver, aud
must ultimately become very aluahie as
residence sites. J. II. MANSELL.
Notice.
NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN THAT
there are funds In the city treasury to
pavall warrants Indorsed prior to Oct. I,
16S7.
Interest thereupon coases after this date.
J, O. HITSTLEK.
City Treasurer.
Astoria, Or., March u. 18S8.
To Close All Consignments.
SPECIAL
AUCTION SALE.
Tuesday, March 20, at 2 P. M
I 1VILL SELL,
Positively without reserve, the following
Lot of Sundries : One brass Student Lamp,
I Hanging Lamp, l Office Desk, l large Cup
board. 2 Sewing Machines, 1 Piano Stool, t
Curtain Pole and Cornices, c Nickel Watch
es and 2 Clocks, as Is; 2 Cooking Stove-, 3
Heating Stoves, 200 Carriage Bolts, l lot
(Jato Hinges, l AVashstand Bureau, 1 lot
Books, Including a Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary and Blaine's Twenty years in
Congress, ip 2 vols.; 1 Remington Type
Writer, 1 lot Sandpaper, 2 Fishing Rods, etc.
Also, on own acceunt: 1 pair large and
handsome Marble Vases; 4 pair fine Ala
baster Vases. 3 elegant Grecian Pitchers,
and 3 Card Receivers, 1 10-foot Lambrpquln,
heavy damask ; 3 large Oil Paintings, l doz.
JapaneseTrays, 15 bottlesWriting Ink, Copy
ing luk and Mucilage, 4 Thermometers, l
large Easel Mirror, cost S20 : 2 Rotary Office
Chairs, 1 Office Stool, 2 large and G small
Black Walnut and Ash Cases ; l Glass-door
Cabinet, and 1 large Map of Astoria, 84x40
Inches, executed by J. II. Hansen. Also 1
Carpenter's Chest and Tools and l Anvil.
1 Platform Buffalo Scales, weighs coo lbs.,
in good order.
B. C. HOXDES, Auctioneer,
MR. JOHN W. FURBUSH,
An Army Veteran,
OF WAKEFIELD,
who has probably suffered more than Any
man or woman In America to-day. Taken
Bick while, in tho Army, ha has endured
untold agonies Blnce. Describing his flrt
symptoms ho Bald: "My head ached and
my appetite was poor. I felt a faintne&s at
the pit of the stomach, and bad taste in my
mouth, whllo ay skin was sometimes hot
nnd sometimes cold. I next felt pains in
my back and around tho lower portion of
my body, and noticed a peculiar odor and
color la tho water I passed, which was
scanty at one tlmo andf rco at others. Some
times it pained mo to -void It, and again It
was almost impossible to do so at alL Fi
ually I began to pass clear blood nccoru
paniedwiththegreatest strain and agony.'
Kb less than SO eminent physicians at
tended Mr. Furbush at various times, but
not ono of them could help him. He was
near death's door. Andyctnesays: "lam
alive and well to-day, wholly through the
wonderful power of Hunt's Remedy which
took me from the verge of the grave."
This Great Remedy abnolalely cures all
Kidney, Liver and Urinary Diseases.
For Salo by all Dealers.
C. . CEITTENTON, General Agent,
115 Fulton St., X. V.
SetLi f9r panWrf to t Uttrart Remedy Co-. Prnrt-
.
J. a. tr.ASEK. THE
.JAMES COL',
NEW
-DE A.
FIRST CLASS
RESTAURANT AND SALOON
Frascr A. Cole. I'ropr's .
No. C7 Water Street, - AstorU. Oregon.
Oysters In Any Style.
Regular Meals 23 ceuts. Beds, 2 and We
Best Wines, Liquors ami Cigars at the Bar.
Van Dusen & Co,
DEALERS IN
Hardware and Ship Chandlery,
Pure Oil, Bright Varnish,
Binacle Oil, Cotton Canvas,
Hemp Sail Twine,
Cotton Sail Twine.
Lard Oil,
Wrought Iron Spikes,
Galvanized Cut Nails.
Agricultural Implements, Sewing
Machines, Taints, Oils,
G-rooerios, 32to.
STEAJI lAirNCH TOR SALE. Headquar
ters Department of tho Columbia, onice of
Chief Quartermaster. Vaucomer llarraeks.
W. T., March 13. 18S. There will he offered
forsa'.eat Fort Sherman, I. T.. on May 19,
l?sS. at public auction, the V. H. team
launch "Amelia Wheaton," (and property
peitaliilug thereto.) stern wheel, light
draught ; length TC feet ; beam IT feet . depth
of hold 4 feet; lower cabin, 8U1X57 : upper
cabin, 7Kxl4S0; engines about 40-horse
power. Sale to take place at II o'clock, A.
AT. Terms of sale: Cadi in V. S. eurrencj
All Inquiries addressed to this1 onice or to
the Post Quartermaster, Fort Sherman, I . T.,
will be promptly answered. J o. (M.KE.
Major and Clutf Quartermaster.
The best Skilled Skippers of (Uoueester
Isit our Mill daily, and we aail ourselves
of all the Tested Improienients thev sug
gest, in Purse Seines. Our Foreman In the
Hanging Department is regarded as author
ity in hanging Seines to fish well, and we
beg to sav that our Mr. Stow e was the first
one to introduce Purse Semes for Mackerel
in this country was founder and connected
with the American Net & Twine Co.. forty
one years. With Mr. Rice, who was mill
manager with this Co., and with as good
tw ines as they know how to make, thev feel
warranted in inviting the attention of Fish
e men in want of Purse or other Seines.
GLOUCESTER NET & TWINE CO.
(Uoueester.
P.oston Office, 91 Commercial St.
For Sale.
MV FLOATING HOUSE. BUILT ON
good logs. House 2030 ft., well finished
Inside. Foundation extends to include net
or seme rack. Just the house for seining
party.
Terms reasonable. Call and e-
amins
GEO. SANDERSON,
at T. K. Johnson's seining ground.
March loth lfcKS.
iTew York Restaurant.
CEO. BAKER, Prop'r.
Opposite Murray Co.'s, Water street.
A Good, Clean Meal Furnished
At Reasonable Rates, and
Satisfaction Cuarantood.
Ojstersln Every Style, Game. etc. You
are invited to call.
JOB PRINTING.
Neat, Quick And Cheap at The
ASTORIAN JOB OFFICE.
Furniture and Upholstering,
Mattresses Made and Repaired,
Paper Hanging, Carpets Sewed
and Laid.
Furniture Sold on Commission.
shop, comer Main and Jefferson Streets
MARTIN OLSEN.
On Lease.
FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A BUSINESS
lot in the center of the city, ready for
buildin;. For terms apply, to
B.O.HOLDE-T.
Republican Convention.
A REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN
tlou for Clatsop county, state of Ore
gon, Is called to meet at Astoria, Oregon, on
Saturday, the seventh (7th) clay of April,
1E83. to select seven (7) delegates to the Re
publican State Convention and to transact
such other business as may properly rome
before the meeting.
The convention will consist of sevciity-si
f7G delegates apportioned among the se er-
ai precincts as ioiiows. ueing
large, and one delegate additional for c ery
fifteen votes and fraction thereof cast for
Blnger Hermann for congressman at the
general election In 1SRC :
Astoria.... . 33 Knappa 3
Upper Astoria 7 Low baud Clarke 3
Bear Creek 2 Mishaw aka 2
Clatsop 4 Sea Side s
Clifton 4 Vesper.- . .3
Fislihank 2 Walhiski 3
John Dav 2 Westport . .. '
Young's River... 3
Your committee recommend that lite pie
oinct primaries be held at tho usual toting
places on 'Mauhsist.JWf!, unless otherwise
orderi'd by the local committees.
J. A. FULTON,
Chaumau County Committee.
Concomly St.,
Knot i t.fachiiti, Astoria.
'onoraI
Machinists and Boiler Maters. I
Land and Marine Engines
nour.r.u work.
Steamboat Work and Cannery Work
r,: . T:. .. .
uuauiiijS) ui mi uesenpuons maae
In flrrlnr nl CI,.. ,.:
touraer at bnort Notice,
President
J. (J. HUSTLFH
1. XT. Cask
JOHN Fox
.Sccretarv
, -TreasuiiT.
.Superintendent.
CANDY Slanufactured and I'or b.ile at I
Wholesale Prices at
The Oregon Bakery
A. A . l'l.E LliA.MJ, I'rop'r.
Goou Bread, Cate and. Pastry
None but the Best Materials I'sed.
cl'rl' n I-..
oausiauuuii uuarameea busiomers
Bread delivered In any part of the eit .
Seaside Bakery.j
Best Mills Bread and
CAKES OF ALL KINDS,
Manufacturers of Fine Candies.
and
Ornamental Confectionery
And Ice Creams.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Candles.
JOIINSO, UUOM.
F.H.SURPRENANT&CO,,
Sl'l.'tJKS-iUlCS TO
J. O. "EX. O S S
County Coroner.
' , A rt &
3332k
:EsS3
First
Class Undertaking
ESTAIILISIIMKNT.
New . St j Ies, Caskets and funeral uaterlAl I
Net to ASTOiiiAN- onice. ,
The Akron Lacquers.
milE UNDERSIGNUD Rr.bPECTFUI.I.Y
J. calls the attention of Canuerj men and
others to the fact that he is the Panne
roasi aseni ior ine
Celebrated Akron Lacquers,.
And is prepared to quote low prices on these J
kihius. nainpies inriusneii on application.
J. O. UOZORTH
C. E. BAIM,
Vrholefiale anil Retail Dealer In All Kinds or
Seasonod Lumhpr.
3IOUI.DIXCS. WINDOWS AND DOORS.
OAK. ASH AND HICKORY,
Ulnck Walnut, Alder and Maple,
PORT ORFORD CEDAR,
And All Kiuds of Roat Material a Specialty.
ALL KINDS OP
Jolt Work nml Turning Dour at
SHORT NOTICE.
Manufacturing Steam JIills.
Corner Genev levo & Astor Bts.
FIRE BRICK
Astoria
Iran w oris
Kre,JV?M vW6.-Jaijtigwv
lKDfuE,s9StlSfir
r - - '
. $ Watchmaker
VcfSv
Jeweler.
DKALKR, IN
Hay, Oats, ail Straw, Lime,
Wood Delivered to Order.
TER apply to the Captain, or to
r?skzitjiv&i'ii!isis"iMiiy
The New Model Eange
CAN BE HAD IN ASTORIA, ONLY OF
13. R. HAWES,
Agent. Call and Examine It ; You "Will be rieased. E. R. Uawes Is also Agent for the
Buck Patent Cooking Stove,
AND OTHER-FIRST CLASS STOVES.
Furnace Work, Steam Fittings, Etc., a Specialty. A Full Stock on Hand.
Call For Democratic Couuty Convention.
ATAMEEITNC. OFTHE DEMOCRATIC
Countv Central committee, held Febru
ary 2ith, It was decided to call a Democrat
ic Com eation for Clatsop County to- be held
in Astoria March Soth, lSSS, at 1 o'clock. P.
M.,forlhe purpose of selecting live dele
gates to the Democratic State Convention,
to be held at Pendleton April 3d. 1SS8, and
to transact such other busiuefs as may prop
erly come before Mich convention.
The several precincts will be entitled to
onedelegatceacli.andonedeIeg.ite addition
al for every fifteen votes andf met ion there
of cist for X. L. r.uller for Congrc.'.in.in at
thegener.il election in lsjc, viz:
Attoii.1 37 MMiawnka... . . .!
Bear Creek :! Seaside 2
Clatsop . 3 I'ppi-r Astoria 7
Cliftnu 1 Vesper 2
FMiiiawk 2 Ytalhi.ki 3
.I'llni IMo a UVspoit 2
ivnanpa :; tours nivi.. j
l.-".visand Ciatk...... J
Total immcf r of delegate. . SO
Cominiitee recommend thit the Precinct
Primary meetings for tne selection ot dele
gates to the Count v Convention be held
at tho usual places of voting on Nitur.iay.
March 2lth, at 2:00 1 m.. rxc-cpt in Astoria
and Cnior Astoria.
!A1I Democrats ati-l all cmi-ervatlvntltl
zens who lavur the ferpeti-ntlnu of Demo
cratic principles, are .onlii.lv invited to
l participate in' lie pri varies
ai i r.Ki) kini:y,
I Chairman.
I.V.SrUANCK.
CAPITAL STOCK, $500,000
COLUMBIA
II
INSURANCE CO
frank dekoi ...President
W. II. SMITH Vice-President
'.ioiixa.cuilu secretary
n. lWbecoad St., l'orll.unl.ur.
I. W. Case, Agent, Astoria, Or.
Elmore, Sanfoorn & Co.
COMMISSinN MERCHANTS.
pire insurance
AGENTS.
l.Vpri-seniliu the Largest and Must Relia
ble hire Insurance Companies.
AURuiue4 promptly anil RCi-ur.ilelj tr.m
acted. I1 ,aw i ' ' ,r .
1-1 , .1,M .
Astoria Oirgon.
CAPITAL STOCK - - S500.000
THE NORTHWEST
aEPii-o cfe Marine
INSURANCE CO.
F. E. Reach .... -President
J. McCrafcen . Vice President
J. I.oewenberg Treasurer
R. P. Karhart ..Sec"i aud Manager
DIKECTOTiS,
.l.Loewenberg J. K. Gill. II. L Pittock,
F K.Arnold, F.M.Warren, J.McCraken,
F. E. Reach, D.D.O!ipliant, F. Fggert
No. 33 Washington street, Portland, Or.
R. L. BOYLE, Agent. Astoria, Oregon.
Onice at I. X. L. Packing Co,
Depositea in Orepn, $300,000
ASSETS,
sos. sox. a s g.
Koval, Norwich-Union and LaucashlreCom-
blnation Joint l'olicj
Union of San Francisco.
Germaiila of New York.
State Investment of California.
Ani;ln-Nevada Assurance Corpoialiou.
IWilNK IWRIMtThTtKREII 111 Ol'U
oris POLICIES.
Elmore, Sanborn & Co.
Agents.
$67,000,000 Capital
JierpnnlS Ixmdotisfllobe. North Ilntish
aim .mercantile 01 iinaon and lullnuuruli
Hartford of Connecticut. Commercial of
California Agricultural, of Waterlown, New
Yoik, l.ondun & Lancashire of Mterpool,
r.iis..i in- insurance companies, j.cprcsent
in a capital or S(,7.0O0,00O.
It. VAX 1HSF.X ARCl.t.
J. 0. B0Z0RTH.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
Insurance written in first class English and
American companies at lowest soin rales.
MagnilS C. CrOSby
Dealer in
HARDWABE, IRON, STEEL.
Iron Pipe and Fittings,
I S T O V E S,
TINWARE
ND
I AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
SHEET LEAD STRIP LEAD
SHEET IRON,
Tlaa. and Copper.
FIRE CLAY
Brict, Cement, Sand mi Plaster
FIRE
A
AM
DrarlnE, Teaming and Kxpreis Itnalnex,
STEAMER
ssfEHUM PARKER
Cben P, Parker, Master.
ForTOWIXU, FREUIOT orOIIAR
II. B. 1'AKKF.H.
WHOLESALE AND HETAITi DEALElt IN
Groceries, Provisions and Mill Feed,
Crockery, Glass Plated Ware.
o
The Largest anil finest assortment of
Fresh. Fruits and UTegetaTales.
Keceiveil fresh every Steamer.
JH mimmiiI liw .1 i.nriirii..m n i. .i. m ..in n.,-- ,
-THE LEADING
neb:
GHIFFI2ST
J. O. CLINTON
DEALER IN
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
FRUITS. HUTS.
Candies. Smokers' Articles, Etc.
New Goods Received Dally.
Opposite City nook Htoiv.
Children's Shoes
Ladies'
Men's
a
a
Boots
Boys'
W. T. F&SISSH, Manager.
r.FLor. KniKi:,
OAltr.A. HINIOX,
Parker & Hanson
SUCCESSORS TO
C, La.
PARKER,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
New Goods Arriving Every Steamer
THIS WEEK.
1
The Old Stand - Astoria, OreKon.
F.STA HUSHED 18.
I
US
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eittLNCT MtaB eta..
LINEN GILL NETTING A SPECIALTY.
The Oldest and Largest Manufacturers of
FISH NETTINGS
IN THE UNITED STATES.
Salmon Purse Seines. StaJoM Nets. Salmon Gill Nets,
J3J"Fi9li XettiiiRs of all kinds supplied at the shortest possible notice, nnd al
the lowest rates. All made from our
Shephard Cold Medal Twines.
Guaranteed to be tho strongest and most desirable twine now made especially for the
PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES.
This TWINE is manufactured onlv by ourselves, directly from the raw materia),
and costs no more in "SETTINGS than the cheaper grades.
Send for samples; also for our illustrated catalogue. Highest awards at Boston,
Philadelphia and London.
American ITot and Train Company,
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS.
The NewYorkNovelty Store
Have a Finely Assorted Stock of
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks,Qptical Goods
Fine Stationery, Cutlery and Fancy Goods.
Of AHDescriptions,Bout!htin the Best Markets and CANNOT BE UNDER
SOLD by any one this side of San Francisco.
Opposite Parker House, Main Si., Astoria.. ' -, '
I km BOOK SELLERS.
& REED.
VirginiaCiaar and Tobacco Store
J. W. BOTTOM, Proprietor,
Water Street, Tun Doom East of Olney.
Hue Cl;xra, Tobaccos and SmoVrr Article",
bold at ton est Market Rates.
FRUITS. CANDIES NOTIONS.&c
.50c
1.35
1.25
2.25
1.25
to
a
a
a
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3.50
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Groceries! Provisions
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Foard & Stokes
Their largely Increasing trade enables
them to sell at the verylowest margin
"bf prollt while glvlns you goods
that are of first class quality.
Goods Delivered All Over the City.
Tne Highest Prico Paid for Junk.
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