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Tii-:L-VU MEETINGS OF SEASIDE
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dtatc of California
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ASTOItlA TO SAX FRANCISCO.
ASTORIA RETAIL .UlttfKKT
Flour per bbl S4.004.50.
Wheat, per cental Sl.40Sl.G5
Oals, 31.40 l.ai
liacon. sides per lb, 12K cLs.
Shoulders, " 12) cts.
Breakfast 1P17
Hams, " I4l7cts.
Lard, ' I2jfil5cls.
Heef,10I8cLs.
Mutton, 710 cts.
I'ork, 10l Sets.
Veal, 1015 cts.
liutter, per roll 55 to 70 cts.
Efjcs, per dozen 5545 ot.s.
Potatoes, Uto IX cents per lb
Cheese, per lb 1540 cts
Cornmeal, per lb 34 cts.
Oatmeal, " 5U cts.
Beans, " 3J7 cts.
Coffee, 2540ct.s.
Tea, " 25yocLs.
Kice, " 7K8 cts.
Sugar, " 8l0cts.
Syrup, per gallon M)c G3c
Unions, 2 to 4
Apples dried per tt 121G cts.
Peaches - " 12K3.JcLs.
Plums. " 10 (20c iR lb
Candles, per lb 12K2u cts.
Chickens, each 75 cts.
Hay, per tou S18ff$25.
Hides, per lb 4 10 cts.
Honey, per gallon Sl.l.
Oils, per gallon, boiled linseed. R3c;
rwvv linseed, 80c; coal oil. :sc; lard Si. 25
I. R. & N. Co.
hTKAMKK. DAY. DATK.
iirepm .. Sunday Nov.. 2
C.ltimbia Thursday .. 0
State of California. Monday... " ......10
Oregon Friday ' 14
Columbia Tuesday " 18
Slate of California. Saturday . " ......22
Oiegon Wednesday " .20
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tike sciikiijm:.
Astoria & Sculii Coast Railway.
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Hlectric 1) : OJ a. m. S : M A. M
Itleemc. j :oo p. m. Si : l p. si.
fl Dally except Sunday and Monday.
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W. U KOIJB,
Secretary.
lUiOU Oouncii.
XKTINOS, SKOOND AND
Uj- ereniags of cadi mouth
: itu U havo matters acted
M'icii, at any regular nieet--v
u uiHf to the Auditor
f Mo"? tlie Friday evening
i u:-s,.ay on whlcli tlio Council
'.tr WK-KOE.
THOS.S.JEWETT,
Vtttliuarand Police Judge.
CC 4" PlUCrK'AI. . GlYIL,
a r .rj'.MwJiKlJajtlacuniig.atirvey
1hiu taaattimg. Arebl4wf4ire, Assaing
3w) Kanr . JTimSevad Street, Port
Jaa. 4n, !. Markrt St.. Sun Francisco,
Ca 1:4 ixd isit a VandkuNaim.kx,
IYo fad tar eirttriar.
Notice.
AM. rWS ?Ns ILVA'INfi ACCOUNTS
vpiM 4h estate of the .late Pbllo
Cag)irnireilMrtbr not Wed to prcsont the
wmp ttitr tW siiltMiient forthwith.
MP. CALI.F.NDER,
Knappton. Wash.
Aicitl.b. :)
Psmn Taraiinal or Interior Pobts
THE
rJsiiliiFi! Pacific Railroad
Ls iho Line to Take
.fs Ai! Points Easi and South.
It Is The
Sitti::;;C:irISoutc. ItransTfirotifjli
Vevtiimlcd Trains Every Day
In the Year to
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO
ilo Change of Cars,
ComposHlof IJIiilsig- Cars u jsurpassed.
I'lJlluiiiu Jraviiig:IooinSlccpcrs
Of J.oK:st Equipment
Tourist Sleeping Cars
Bst that can be constructed and in which
a'onunodatioiis are both Free and
Furnished, to holders of First or
Sceoiid-class Tickets, and for
EJegant Day Coaches.
A Con t in u ou t,Iiic Connecting witli
All Ijincs, atrording Direct and
Uninterrupted Service.
Pullman Sleeper Reservations
Can be Secured in Advance through any
Agent ol the lload.
Through Tickets
To and from all Points in America, England
aim Europe can 00 purcnased at any
Ticket Office of this Company.
Full information concerning rates, time of
trains routes and other details furnished on
application to any agent, or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Tassenger Ageut,
No. 121 First St.. cor. Washington,
Portlaud, Oregon.
TirS STF.AMEHS
'Gen. Canby" or "Suomi"
Leave Astoria dailv:itRA. m fnrT.inzv
Point, Ft. atevens and Ihvaco. connecting
with railroad runninc north at 10 a. m.jiiu!
it with boats on Shoal water IJay, for South
ucui., .Mlinilllit, rillll.ll lyUtU ilUU UlllCI
points througli to Gray's IJaroor.
Soutli Bound Trains
Start From
Nahcotta and Sealand
At 1 P. m., Daily, Cenncctinff
With Stoamcr For Astoria
And Nifflit jBoat For
Portland.
fj. A. fjoomis, It. V. Egbert,
President Superintendent.
John U. Goultcr, Sec
Portland and Coast S. S. Co.
GRAYS HARBOR.
STR. ALLIANCE. Sails from Port
laud every Thursday at Tp.1L; and
from Astoria the following morning. Land
ing at Hoquiam, Aberdeen, Cosmopolis and
Montesano.
SH0ALWATER BAY.
QTD nnl DUIM nlla fmm -Pnrilan
onlstandlCth of each month, landing at
North Covn. South Itfind. Wlllfinannri v
Center.
F. R. STRONG, President
a P. UPSHUR. Agent Astoria.
The Str. Telephone
Portland and Astoria.
Tlmo Tabic.
Icavcs Asteria:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
0 A.M.
Arrives at Asteria:
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
3r.M.
Leaves 1'ertlantl:
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
A.M.
AFFAIRS 0? THE NATION!
She Can lift GOO Pounds.
Care Will fce Taten In Choosing
Reel's Successor.
OONFEBEHOE OF DEilOUEATS.
Senator Vborhees to Succeed Himself
Cleveland In Ohio General
Notes.
Special bj The Uxitkd Pnn-s
"Washington, D. C, Nov. 13. Sen
ator Gorman is in New York. Ho bad
a long interview with Governor Hill
in that cily last Monday and it is said
that Iho speakership of the next lionse
was under consideration. There is no
doubt but that Iho democratic leaders
are intensely interested in the selec
tion of a successor to Reed, for the
result in 1S92 will depend largely
upon the manner in which the large
maioritv in the honse is handled.
The republicans believe that if the
democrats only have rope enough they
will hauj; themselves.
Whoever is elected speaker of the
Fifty-tecond congress will have a po
liticTd advantage not to be despised
It is no wonder, then, especially in
view of the largcuumberof new mem
hers coming into the next house that
the leaders are planning a speaker
ship contest so that the man best nt-
led for the placo shall be selected.
POLITICAL COSSIP.
minister Dcnby Ilc-Callcd
Vooruccs and the Scnatorship.
Special to Tun Astoiuan 1
WASHINGTON, .NOV. Id. It IS
announced from Indiana fo-day that
Col. Charles L. Denby, the American
minister to China, i3 shortly to be
recalled. His home is at Evausville,
Indiana. Mr. Vborhees, it is stated, is
to succeed himself in the senate. Ho
will have the active snpport of Ex
Governor Gray and in return will
support Mr. Gray for Iho vice-presi
dential nomination m lbir-J. Ool.
Dnby's return will bo no menace at
all to Mr. "Vborhees ns he will have
been re elected to tho senate before
CoL Denby reaches home, but Indiana
politicans here, think Mr. Gray may
meet a formidable rival in the Colon ei.
CLEVELAND IX OHIO.
The Ez-Prcsldcnt Holds a Re
ception at Columbus.
Special to Thk Astokiax.
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 13. - Ex-
President Cleveland and Dan
Lamont arrived here at 8
o'clock this morning. They were
met at the depot by James E. Camp
bell, who took him to the governors
residence. A salnto of twenty-one
guns was Gred at noon, at which time
Cleveland held a reception at the
state house.
Ihildren Cry for Pitcher's Castoria
tVhon liaby was slci, we gavo her Castoria.
tThcn she was a Child, sho cried for Castoria,
iVhen she becamo Hiss, sho clung to Castoria,
.V.'toa she bad Children, sho gave them Castoria
American manufacturers made the
first railroad locomotives used iu
Palestine.
Sheriff's Sale,
NOTICE IS HEREBY WENT HAT II Y
virtue of the command of I. v. Case.
mortgagee, endorsed upon a certified copyol
a certain chattel mo.tgnge. uiven and exe
cuted by AU. D. Bowen, and in favor of said
1. w. case, to secure tne payment or a ccr
taln promissory note. I did on the 5th dav of
November. A. D.. 190. at the hour of 12
o'clock and Su minutes, r. m.. of said day,
levy upon, seize and take Into my possession
me louowmg uescnocu articles 01 personal
property in said mortgage described, tc-wit :
One Campbell Cylinder Press, one Wash
ington Hoe Press, one Paper Cutter, one
Card Cutter, three imposing stones, one lot
of bodv type, 600 pounds more or less, one
lot of display type, CO pounds more or less,
one hit of gas Hxturvs, one lot of paper
(plain), one lot of paper (in colors'), one
money safe (White's Patent), and each and
every article of personal property In the
ofllcuaud composing rooms of the "Daily
and Weekly Pioneer." and I shall proceed
to sell the same, (or so much thereof as shall
bo sufficient to satisfy the sum of SI ,50ft, to
gether w ith Interest thereon at the rate of
10 per cent per annum from tue 19th day of
August. 1883, and the accruing costs) at pub
lic auction, at the premises known as the
"Pioneer Offlco." in block No. K8. and front
ing on Squemoque Street, In Manure's
town of Astoria as laid out by said M'-CInre
and extended by Cynw Olney. In Clatsop
county.state or Oregon, to the highest bid
der for cash In hand, on the 15th oav of No
vember. A. I). 1890, at t lie hour of 10 o'clock
A. ji.. of said day.
n.A.:-MIDT.
Shorlff or Clatsop Co.. Or.
By TUOS. G. BOELLING.
Deputv.
Dated at Astoria, Or., this 7th dav of No
vember, 890, dl23-133
Dissolution of Partnership.
This Is to notify all whom It may concern
that the partnership heretofore existing
between P. O'Hara and H. IL Ingalls under
the nrm name of O'Hara & Ingalls, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, P. O'Hara
withdrawing. The old firm will settle all
accounts with the business up to Nov. 1st,
and Mjitic all bills against the flan.
P.O'HAKA.
IL IL INGALLS.
For Sale Cheap.
TEX OK KI.V IIOltSE POWER
JDL racieo awl lr ; Is good ordor.
Bieu. Appiyio u. r.'zitii.Bi;.
Salesman.
I K KNEKGETIC MAN WANTED TO
1 -- i""" ur uiauuiaciurcsonuiis ground
Ontt nf nur ?ifriite onmn ci; on.11.1 ca
dress P. o. Box 1371, !sTew York.
Ad.
Dissolution of Partnership.
mHIS IS TO NOTIFYALL "WHOM IT
jl may concern mat me pannersmp nere
tofore existing between Earnest Loll and
L, Larsenls this day dissolved. The busl
uesi will be continued by L, Larsen who will
collect all debts due and settle all claims
against the firm of Loll & Larsen.
Astoria, Oct. 27, 1890.
Notice to the Public.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM IT
may concern that G. S. Garthee ls man
ager of the Globe Saloon, No. 53, on Main
street. Astoria, and from tills date he will
be liable for all clalrafe against the business
of the Globe Saloon.ala will collect all bills
due It.
I hereby tender my thanks to all my old
customers, and bespeak tho seme good will
for my successor that I have en loved.
CHKId WEJEN.
Astoria, October 23, 1860,
Final Account Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
have filed mv final account in the estate
of Cha8. Gratke.dereased and that tho hear
ing thereof has been by the county judge of
Clatsop county, Oregon, set for the 4!h day
of January at t lie hour or 10, A.M.
ANNA CltATKE,
Administrator.
Clatop county, Oregon, Nov. 11, 1890.
wso-ftt
fM? mrA.
. " DISEASE.
HEALTH
t. Ulcunn'x ( olden Balsam I.'o 1
Cures Chancres, 11m and m.xond sla-cs:
Sores en tlw Legs and Body; Soro Ears"
SShiMi8?! yc-?pcr-c?,orcd Blotches!
Syphilitic I atarrh. diseased Scalp, and all
primary forms of tho disease known at
b"o ''I i,rl,f5 C0 Pr Bottle,
to Itlclian's Golden Balaam No.S
Car.?9T?.rtIlary crcurlalSyphilitlc Rheu
matlHn, Tains In tho Bones, Pains in the
K?.1. ,tho Ncck Ulcerated Sore
Throat, Syphihtlc Itash, Lumps and con
tracted Cords, Stiffness of tho Limbs, and
cnvdlcaUa all df?e from the stcm.
whether caused . , indiscrcUon or abuse
cf Mercorr. leaving tho blsod pure and
healthy. Priro 5 00 per Bottle.
Lo Iticuan'ii Goltlon Spanish Anti
dote for Ce cure of Gonorrhaa, Gleet
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinaryor GcnH
Ul difarrangcnients. Prlco 83 50 nor
Bottlo.
Le Ulchan'd Golden Spanish Ib
lection, forscrcro cases of Goriorrhma.
Inflammatory Gleet, Strlctures,&c. Price
$1 CO per Bottlo.
? J?10?' OoWon Ointment
for tho cffcUr2 hcallngof SypHlitic Sores,
andernptioia. Prlco $1 00 per Boi?
L HIchaw's Golden Pllls-.Verre
and Brain treatment; loss of physical now-
er, excess or orcr-worie, ProstratloK. etc
Prlco S3 00. per Boi. tusiIM-
Tonic nnd Xorvlao, kA
Bent everywhere, C. O. D., socarelT j5kj
per express. - -'
THE KICIIABDS05 DRUG CO., AGE T
699 d fill Market street,
Ssh FntBcIseo. CsL
CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
ArVc; IT "R,. "Rnrmever of this city is
an unusual v accomplished athlete
She walks thirty miles at an outing,
at a pac j of threo miles and a half :.n
honr, makes a day's janrncyon a bic -cleon
rough roads without restii.,
climbs mountain peaks with neatnes
and dispatch, is a long-distance skater,
an excellent swimmer, a dextrous and
Twwprfnl canoeist, a sculler and rowr
who minht compote with a colloa
crew, and a gymnast wuo urts 0-0
nnnnria nf irnn wnP.n OTIC OI nniCllCe
andG25 when at her best. IVithil!
she has abounding health. IscstGU
Traveller.
MllLOIi'S CURE will immediately
relievo Croup, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis.
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bacco or Opium, or throngbouthfttl indiscre
tion, over indulKence. Ac., such .as .Low of
Brain Ppwer. Wakefnlneas, Bearin.: down
Pains in the Back, Heminal Weaknew. Hys
t?navNerTOuai,rostration, Nocturnal Emis
sions, Leucorrhoea,Diziicess, AVeair Memory,
Loss of Power and Impotency. which if ne
glected otten lead to premature old age and
insanity. Price f 1 a box, 6 boxes forts. Sent
""JSU on receipt or price.
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. i;2 reftmd the money if a Perauaeat cars
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nraUTcurtdbyAjHKODrrnii. Circular fraa.
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