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Js general crop news Of the country
r,plinues to improve. The bulls in whea'
m,Je lhs most out Of the early reports
III, hack Counties Ia Dakota have been
hand from. There ia good deal Of grain
"A. Dl.cs and another.
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THE UHIUAGU PESr.
'"e fo'"lEn HOeINiieA In-PFOs b pecil
OF the E4hibItIon,

VI tue Exhibition.
!. Va'ciao, June 2a.-Neatly every 80.
9eI Y. which istO take part in The saenssr.
Icy. 10y ha' arrived The trains from otbst
y. Sue' ana from towns along the line Of
tSj J tISus ,Isls were crowded with participants,
mn..h Sau nose VINO came to hear the results OF
sol.a' s.,it Snd wears OF practice BY ths go.
Sss,.,, S5VV.s me Exposition building ls gGily
SSyIV1ia'ed SIsgi.a inside with appropriate en-.
y" o,Val' W and designs. RshesfslnR IA going
n, \" 'sete s all day, and tonight will witness
.ne .ns h'st regular performance, The aXnsn.
isvsn.. %s expected to be betweeh sixty and
~. lu thousand dollars. The advance
,s iSas,,,.lg ., tickets have been over thifty.iivs
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ATLANTA, GA, June 20 = The recent
tour Of II. ]. KimbAIl, Direcor.G General,
was 30 successful that the executive com.
nittee Of the International Cotton and
lnduSiIGl Exposition voted 10 furnish The
a1of'spaCe ftse for all desirable exhibitors
10 every class Of exhibits and from every
quarter Of the globe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

LoSDoS, June 20 "A race has been
arranged fot Saturday, between the Cor.
hells and the crew IL Hartford College,
Oxtotd, The winners ui the ViSllots
Oup will be invited IN enter.
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DIV 9nteIIigHnfer,
=, =, n.ld n Toarlseu.h street.
-, MANY lNTELLlGENCEE

.n,,lsl tp 1ey rddFr'', postage PISPalS, .,, Iot
iil /" I :, ,sy length Of time desired, as lolloN'
- tN 81 a.. M esp,, Ops Vs,t, aItesn Gsn'' two
EiIfGp,', ,,',, cent? one month, 'IA'J'h's cents
'ah w., Wv" ops dollar and thirty cents 'AFss
~ I'l,- -a ,oll.n paydSLs ia aeLIS".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

vool is fairly qaotabIe in this market
.g "a IS cents, although 40 cena can
:, W. considered the asking price, One
S,,,slulonnoA !, II yesterday that desirable
ALA, vo,e held At 40
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"mAr mArrENED ~ lIALLoous.
they Meet Win mn Elrp.dInp,v Marrow
Escape Pr0n Death by Dr0WninE.

,...,., srErhESylLLE, 0, June 20.
'rS,d D'p''ch to ihc in,OlI.cncOr.
,ld Inns evening two young men named
hlIock bad a narrow escape from
browning. " They were in q skilr near
D D'oSNs Island when the towboat John
@ fenny came along. They rowed Up to
a. sNSa YEA the head OF the tow, but missed
'n'l' ain aud Aoated back under the
W., wheel One Of the young men caught on
.s .a' l'ntAiI while the other was rescued
w 'Ae engineer The skiG was caught
and carried over the wbsel.
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tiatnsid and ireland lltsolvsd UpoD.

CONCORD, N. H., June g9.-Commis.
SiOhetB oil the Senate and House have been
appointed to invite President Garfield to
Concord.
The House pAsped resolutions Of sym
palhy with Ireland.
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NEw YoRk, June 29.-Tho steamship
Charlotte, now here from New Orleans,
reports that fireman Adams and coal pass
ar Heinman died from the effects Of the
heat In the engine room. The steamship
Western Texas also reports the death In
her Are room from ovetheat, Of Charles
aIIV
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poI.ons,l Wilh WIIa Pntslcv.

HANEsviLLE, June 20.-JaCob N. NetT,
living near TaylorsvlIe, this county, died
from the effects OF eating wild parsley
DOT, deadly poison, instead OF Spike.
nsrd root. For Tires aud a half hours
afsr psrtakipg Of the poison lie was In
violent UonvulsIonS, aud died in great
Apnnv
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s,.y of our exchanges arc disposed to
,,s ,h,os bec4use the Commencement
~. ..,.,o /, over. They have gone out with
',..,,,,hatries,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

pirrsBURaH, June 80 The Grand Jury
oil Allegheny county have found true bills
against three bundled saloon keepers ior
selling liquor without licenss. These
prosecutions grew out Of a difference he,
tween the llqunr men uhl The State on
the question Of license. Most II not all Of
the dealers offered TO pay license Of $50,
which has hitherto been taken, but was
teIused this time on account oi the law
passed In 1872 making the liCenae for Al.
legheny county $500 AS a consequence
but lev licenses we're taken out al tha
latter figure, and they have been selling
Illegally for the purpose Of testing the
validity Of the 1879 law.
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RIPLEY, o., June 9S,-Before the Pho
ton left here today Engineer Naylor tried
10 hire Engineer Asa Reed or John W.
Adkins to take his place. Both refused,
telling him the boat was not safe. He
admitted IL, and gave that rs his reason Tor
wanting to quit.
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MooRES, Pa, June, 20. "A tornado swept
the Upper part ti Delaware county this
alternoon, doing nsidefab'e dSmags.
Houses we're nnrooied, trees tiprooted,
fences ptostrated and grain fields laid
HhnLn.
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rv,s out 10 CilImer couaty wool items
.,. bsplonlug to appear in the local press,
m. ,a.pp are straying into the wilderness
IN We, Virginia and giving q good &C.
.,aot nj themselves.
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Another ShIp ssaEshIaE foF ths Jean.

81. JOINS, N. F. June 9s.-The ALI.
Ance sailed this morning aud proceeds to
Iceland direct, thence to spiSbergen,
Alter coalnga at the latter place she will
commence the search Tor the missing
JBAfluette,
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Chicago, June 80 -GhsOom, this IN orn.
ipg, weighed 1901 pounds, loss ot two
pounds In twenty.iout hours. Pulse, 6s;
respiration, 12; temperature, %. liis
knees are weak and walking burdens him,
md he remarks, not very Cheetiully, that
breakfast Il only thirteen days of.
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CtSclSsArl, June 30 kate Fitzgerald,
convicted Of stealing an infant Theodore
Keller Ia this city, was sentenced 10 ten
ysais 10 the penltentlAry for kidnapping,
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a,Ins %S 15AS .,FI McKELyEY, Of Dakota, made a
1s,n!. @ 'islt 70 this section last week and
.,,,a,a va,ned on Tuesday, taking with him hIs
sbo 1i,i iIs1es s Ltde aud Vic. McKelvey,
am I'M h WI. spend the summer at bis vest.
"u home,-& Cldirhils fybboniell
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MEMPHIS, June ga ats al DycrAbutg,
Tenn, Sunday night, destroyed Ave
houses, including the building occupied
By the Hdle Gdfaie newspaper,
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,,,;oulp, having bought pretty much
.,bioy else has finally bought Cen
s,,o}s @ farm near St. I.ouis'
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NEw YoRK, June 29.-williAm wllkin.
son and an unknown woman were struck
and killed last night by down expreas at
Orange, MI.
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r0sb,os yesterday would have unrooled
.a'oI m,ay houses in Wheeling had ltS
'...s M, bssn broken by the hills
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,,,.. MN ioRE June 20 Price MCqthth,
i,on.vn snFlmanL ls reported dying with
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MONOTONOUS,
AND GETTING MORE SO, $50 CHOlCH."
The New York Assembly SIN "StueE."
Kome Explanations Yesterday,
OpIpI0us NJ 90 the Validity Of
an EIecIIOn Hereafter.

ALBANY, June 29,-Ths administration
supporters are still firm in rejecting thI
proposition of the staIwarts to elect Conk
ling and Dspsw for the short and lonl
terms respectively. They say they woulC
prefer to act with Plat, At the same tins
they see no way ont Of the dead loci
owing to the 6rmuess Of the Oonkllnl
nsn, who evincs no disposition to leave
him.
The following is the resul! OF the voting
to-day in ioint ballot for the short term
Combined vote .
POttsr..,,, ..,,,.,- ,...62 .....rI
Conkling. ...,-. ..,.,,."Jl Hiukns ..,.- ,.. .,,.,
WheelSF
Gornhll,,.''.,' 1lCrONIvy''''',',' '".'
FOlBef"'''"""'"'"''"'''''' "
No choice.
When the name Of Senator Forster was
called he said that a. his vote had been
called into question In the Senate by the
Senator from the Twsnty.Ffth district, he
deemed 1t proper to make an explanation
oI his voting. He bad been sGtIAted but
by one consideration, and that was 10 elect
two Senators Ia place OF the two Senators
who resigned. SO far "a he could learn
the views Of his constituency, he believed
they did not tlesirs the return Of the two
resigning Senators, and with that view no
had 6rst voted for the candidates known
as half breeds, and subsequently, for a
hali.breed and o stalwart, and then Tor
StalWarts. This week he had determined
to vote for two Stalwsrts, and II no elec.
tion WAS secured, he.-woud then vote for
adjournment. He then explained his vote
for H4skins, whose course In public life
he eulogiStd, aud concluded by voting for
Haskinn.
Mr.. Mccarthy, when his name was
called, said he hsd simply alluded TO the
Rentleman's voting Tor lIa6kins when it
was known that he was paired with Astor,
although the Senator Forster had said
he was not paired on Haskins.
Ballot for the long term. Combined
vote:
DepOwm"." "."""v..."SsoI whsSlT..."..""..," .,"'". !
Ksrnln.,.,..,..,.,,,..." rjWIOy .""."...,...,"
PlAtt....,.....,...., ,."oEs .,",.,,..".
Cornell ,..m""""". VILlphllu ..",. ...".r
No choice.
Mr.. Sharpe offered resolution that
when voting hereafter on asking to be
excused the members Of the Senate should
have limited time for explanation, and
that the members Of the House be limited
to two minutes each, He said the only
object he had In view was to establish q
rule. lie asked tina. the resolution be laid
on the table until tomorrow. Agreed To-.
Mr.. Sharpe then moved 10 adjourn,
which was carried by vote oi 81 to o.
The usual conferences took place to-
night. No change WAS recommended for
TO- morrow. There Is a growing desire for
an adjournment among the hali.breeds,
hut they hesitate to resolve upon 1t In
their conferences.
NOVEL RELAXATION.
The Democrats aud Stalwarts oil tbs
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srEuHRSvlLLE, Jnhe 29.-About three.
ioutlhs Of the roof Of the old nail factory
at the Jefferson Iron Works was blown
of thla morning during the atorm, and
landed SONS distance away. All the EN-.
ployes were driven out before The roof
went ofT The loss will be about $500.
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,.,, =, y..pa weather for the corn 1t
,,.'i.bas .ni in a close and sultry atmos'
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BEAVER FALLS, Pa, June ga storm
passed over this place at 10 O'Clock this
morning, doing considerable damage. The
Penn Bridge W orks are partly blown
down; damage, $1,000. Brady'a Brapa
Foundry and Novelty Works are damaged
to the extent Of $500 or $1,000. The rool
OF the steel works is slightly damaged,
aud two dwelling houses In New Brighton
we're unroofsd. No lives lost and no one
injured.
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BbrLER, June 2O.-A violent rain and
wtnd storm visited this place about ten
o'cl.rk accompanied with sharp lightning
and fearful thunder. The various creeks
rosp rapidly aud /. Ia feared the bridges
along tlls p, X 4 o R. r. are in jeopardy
rRAin,
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The Democrats and Stalwarts ol this
Legislature played base ball game to-day
for the benefit Of the families Of the men
killed while working on tho new Capitol.
Seven innings were played, with the fol-
lowing score: Democrats, 5S; StalwArts,
20. There was large attendance.
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pttEe,
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Erin, OSr., June 20. "A destructive tor.
nado passed over this township last even.
Ing, lbVsling barns, ienCes and c'Ops.
Fifty actes Of bush we're almost completely
nhsnOia6.
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

Sursrdne 81 -; Extra s. o.;
Corn Meal r cwt. g 80; Buckwheat p cwt
s. uu.
BUrrER-Choice roll, top prices. % . cts.
i.c Wholesale; choice lillamook &c.
CHEEsE.-Clatsop dairy l50lSc.
EGGs.-20a25 cts p doz. Chickens, - Oo.
FRE>H MEATs.-Choice cuts. Lamb. lOc;
Beef Salo. Pork 10 Mutton sale. BY the
csrcase sc.
ME,rs.-Breakfas bacon 1872 II per o.:
sides IL sMrzc; hams l3i5algc; shoulders
t8al2c: smoked beet l5al6stc; corned beef
SI0a.2 r. bbl; coned pork ioc = H..
BFANS.-,id4 cts.
DRIED FEUITs.-B Biackberrie> Doe; Prunes
l5a2uc.
HONEY.-In frames zoe IN glass JOc.
LARp.--ln tins and c3ddic> l2ii.'l &C p H..
Mill FEEB--Brsn so UJ country. 80 T.
-on: ShoIls SIS Uo Hay ,2e Uer22 -: t. ton.
pArS.-Accurding 10 quality. prices range
from 00atsb cts bushel.
observation-disclosures 5aal ct. p o. ,
Onions 3H;ic 81 10.
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San Francisco Markets.
NJ, NAL Al rfLFarArH.I


WHEAT-Sl 4 sol "a per ccnial for
good shipping.
OAT>-Sl l5,01 - 4 ell.
WooL-OrcgOn. Valley 2s@.n els. e
h. Eastern Oregon. lS@ 20.
HIDES-ileayy saited loizc: light. d"
Zoe: sailed calf. l0Wl
FAMILY PRoNI>ION>-liacun. li0 l3- 5
rt>: clear Oregon sides. $50 tsc: hams.
Il 36l5 els.
BARLEN-Coast feed S0@Sl ~ els:
Brewing - so0aj = ell.
HAN-Whpat. ~9dNl5. Oai. 500 ~.
Barley. S9dS1J r. ton.
NEGETABLE>-I'o I'otatoes 7l6rS5 cts pcr
100: Onions. red. 60HI0c per 100: lel-
bow. SllH>l 20 per 100.
EGGs-CalifOrnia.: :76l47t q doZ: Ore
;aoR. :i5C0 4Oc u dOZ.
FLOUG-lieSt family extra. - -: Su-
perfine. - J0o4: Bakers extra. - IL
Oregon extra. - 75td~5 90: Walla-walla
Ntra. - jOdS1 -.
FRUITS-Dried apples. S@g cts. foI
quarters. sliced: PlWnS pitted. li6J l4c
Peaches ll@l2 90. peeled lStd30c.
BITTER AND CHEESE-EXtra fancy
Butter. 80 cts. q H.: Fresh roll. good
to choice. 45@47I2 cts: Picked. 10 cts
y H..
SEEDS-Flax, 2]<d3c y n; Canary
3l4@4 G: Alfalfa. 9Gllc; Timothy. %
10c p H.
BAGs-There is a good business in {
Iobbng way at ss<@914c for STANDARD
grain.
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KENOAlL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH.

Bakersfield. VI. Dee. -. lSIg
Il. j. KENDALL & Co. Gents I wish to
add nav testimony iu favor Of yOuT invaluable
Iinmcnt "k-ndall'> Spdvia CUrr." In the
-pgiu- 81 ISf2 I >lIpped on the ice and
~liFaint-d uiy right limb at the knee JOINT. I
Vs~ VrTy lIHr aud at times suffered the
Iuu>t rNrru-iain- pam ] wore a haudd%e
uu % iuT oycCa YEAR. and tried most every
IhIng Boo my rc;Jci. hut could lind nnihn"
ilai would give me permanent r,.!let. When
I uvrTNvuTkct % would pain me- very much.
Iu April lS7S I began 20 think ] should he
e cripple iOT life hut having some of Ken
,lall'N SPAWN Cure" thought I would Try il.
used one third 0f q bottle. amt experienced
r-Iirt at unct. The pain left me and has not
troubled Iur since. ! feel very grateful to
you and WOIild recommend 'kendali'S Spawn
care to all who suffer with >pTain> ar Iheu-
majISm. Yours truly, Mrs. !. BOUTELI..
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AREIrALs FaoW sEA.

stare 90 california. ss. .gH tons. Denney fm h
March
~oriea br o., sil tons Guayma- River Eoyne New
castle y - ~ March
glcucsrn. ir bk 6-i tons Has u Cardiff March D
canada -h is. tons. Tr"U nIlirs y. /. yia Bio,
March
Trustee Sch -sH roa- MCAiC' = b. fe' -
3adura. nr hh. iua> tons Isre = q feo .
Byeyalc, or bh. o.a TONS Williams. Liverpool
Isb %.
kats ana Anna. steam sch. . tons. La'5 ms Grays
Harnor. Jan -
SlGhric,. a. : LiGht-upu-e -fr. Eye.sou. cruise
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Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. l.. 1SsO.
DE. T. i. KENDALL < Co. Gents | have
very fine mare that haS had bone SPAWN
Ter q long Time ! tried every thing man
COULD devils. tO curt- IL hut al i'm vain and
WIS about t0 give IL up when a friend of
mine in this city cane To- me and recon-
m.ndcd kcndall'S SPAWN CuTc which tried
with grand results, remOylu. thIt bone clear
and clean ard then ScHi - cents tO YOU for
one Of Your Illustrated Horse Books and
think there = uO better hook printed on the
nnr>r and hi> Diseases ! have taken great
interest iu IL aud have ~iurr sold l. ropit,
ipF YOU To- my ucighbOTS and will try and do
uiat gts,i I rsin hy getting them for OthrFS.
Yours truly c. W. MILLER.
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VESSELS on THE WAT.


Rival blk as4 tons. Adams :. D. VI rcr
sVebfoot bkt. Sol tons. Lewis. : March
orient. brig 81 tons. Williams.
Modoc -cb AZ tons : L. ,'au u.
NIeroa, ~h. Ilo3 tonp, Lowell. y Dec l5
Gc-ten. IN. Philadelphia. Jaa ls
i.np.ro. 81 1872 tons. Nen h"rl. Jan %
Hem, = Saudtola. Am ia. Ii5' tons, Sleeper.
y \ loading E'b -
y ate Davenport. sh i=is tons. Mail~tt y \ Js1 ls
Columbia. 81 I37= tou~. rcrnaid. y =. Jan ~
.arric Winston. Am bk. sl tons, l.ornr. Ph.!a-
drphIa Feb -
PALMYRA. Am ,h,N Feb =.
Alice Buok. Am "a iosGing
gIlv, = Southard Am 81 Philadelphia March
From Foreign Ports.
.Adulia. spanish bk STANLEY p l. Jan = via Victoria
d. rne~ Oswald. br IN, 3s0 tons Mc,-ibbon. Cardiff.
Dec 10.
Adolt. SWe. bk go tons R,nsnans-on. Gotten
burg. Oct rs
Argo. gr bk 90 tons. oatze Rio ,aniero Jan
Alden Tses-e Am bk. 80 tons Noyes. Hongkong.
Jan la loading
ssourty OF Ayr b- bk 'ss tons. Alexander Cardih.
Nov
civ Of Agra. br bIl lo5i tons. Young Melbourne.
Nov
clan Grant pr bk. 81 tons, James, I'm Liverpool.
Nov 20
s,olorua. Am bk SO tons Noyes. Hougkong Jan T.
q
elan Mcleod. br bk 6l6 tons. Yokohama March :.
Ethel br Dk 81 tons. Graham. Liverpool. Nov "a
lu,ily Chaplin hr bk 77s tons. Harris Newport.
Eng. vld tvua2nia~ sept "
fadsTnesiandcl. Swe hk RordeauN. Oct y
Geo Bevley, hr IA 1870 tons. Bewlew. Yokohama
IEzzie iredale. br by ,a3 tons. Mossop. Liverpool
Aug D.. via Honolulu and Victoria
OdulIa. br blk 30 tons Liverpool wa Honolulu j Ju-
ly - Houbtf9i
Pasitha. br Dk 81 tons, West. Liverpool. VIA We
toria Oct H.
sSeIkirkshire br sh. 1872 tons Anderson fan Cardiff
Nov y
Sidlaw i3r bk isg tons McLilashan Middleborougl
Jan -
Scottish FAIRY br bk, y Yokohama. Oct n
Thurlsnd Castle. br sh lsis tons. shanghai
Viola. or bk. 80 tons Price Liverpool. Sept wa
Honolulu
Victoria Gross. br bk. 6lg tons. owen. Talcutta.
Boz. hr bk Liverpool VIA Victoria Jan
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Temple Lodge. No. I. .AF.A.M.

Regular rpIn q saicaiipu> first .'ut ~
third Saturdays IN each month. at7i- ~
o'clock. o.. 81. at the Hall IN Astoria.
Members Of the order. IN good standing, ar
invited O. attend. By ordes uf :he ". NJ.
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Common CnunclI.

REGULAR meetings Secuad anl fourth iucs-
day evenings of each month. az clock
E~s- Persons desiring 20 have matters ac;cn
uIpn by the Council, az ans regular nIecfin-
mu>i present tIc same &c. fne .tuGlior aua
CLERK pn "r before the ridaN evening lIl"I
q. the Tue-layvu which tnc ;n-uril holds IT,
regular meeting a. n. .CAEDN Eli.
Auditor ana Clerk
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Beaver Lodge No. 30. l. o. O. F.

Mecf every Thursday egeninE. 10
st o'clock. m the odd tci- = -
low'> Hail. cor. % C5ss and Che
namus streets. Astoria. MeuheT>"f the Orde
are invited to attend. ijy order. y. g.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

liver, AT par.
Com exchange on san Francisco 4 percent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par;
selling. p TO per cent.
legal Ten3crs-lar.
Telegraphir transfers on New York ] per
cent. premium.
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PORT OF ASTORIA
READY ron SEl

-aTEITB.
.5u.umhia. -s -1-l tons boIlp- IS q. March %
Oregon -s. 5sa5 tons. Pohimaa- s March
Me.a-at4ol. Lkf. 2s> TONS Manson March
Nortn Beud bkr 37s tons peIrgmau ) March
Archer br bk. 80 tom. Mercer Liverpool : eh =
sparrow sen = e. Feb -
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Astoria Lodge No. 40. l. o. G. 7.

Regular Meeting every Iue>das Evening
a. Z O'Clock. al Good TeInplar's Hall. Che
namus street. Astoria, over 4. l.. PaTker's
Store Members Of the order, in good stand
NJ. are invited e. attend. Degree meeting 1T
Monday eacn month. b. order ". CT.
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BLANKS. PrOmisSOry notes, bonds
Cor deed. quit claim deeds, mortgages
and warranty deeds. at this Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From a Prominent Physician.

Wa>hingiOnviile. Ohio. June l.. 1SS0.
DE. Is. !. hENpNI.G. y Co. GeEt> Read
-u,s yOuT advertisements U TuTt. Field and
Farm. Of kcudall'S SPAWN Cure. and having
q valuable and speedy Horse which lIad beer
HWC from SPAWN eighteen months. sent to
yUU for q bottle hy express. which In six
weeks removed an lamene>> and enlarge
men; and q large SPlint from another horST.
and bath horses ar. To-day - sound - colts
Th, one hutt!, N:.> worth tO me cue hundred
aOIlar>. Respectfully yours.
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KendaITS SPAWN Cure

l. sire Iu il effects. mild I'm H. artiOn a. Il
'incS not blister. and Vet u u penetrating
ruG powerful tD reach any deep seated pain
or tO remove any hOny growth or any other
enlargement h used ior several days, such
- SpJvIHS SpiutS. curb>. ctllOuS. >prain>,
~Ncllu@>. any lameue>> ami All cnlareementS
at the JOINTS or limbs. nT rheumatism IN man
and for any purpose for which llnlment -
used iuT man or beast. " i row known tO
bt thc hest lluimeHt iOr man ever used. act
ilg mild and YET certain IN IL effects. 10 l.
used full strength with perfect safety ~ All
>estSou> Ot the year.
send address fer illustrated circular. which
We think gives pp>itIvr proof at H. virtues.
Nu remedy h:t~ ever met with ~urh unqUal
iipd SIIrrt->~. fn our kuuWirti-r. for beast ~
We'll - uIau
Price Il Der bottle. or -iN bottles Tor ~.
ALL Dtst tstsI~IS have 10 Ur rau -et 10 for
yug. Uf DC vii rr ~ruI Co. any aii'lrt~~ uu re-
rriii rf rri-. by rhc p-upr'CtOT~.
His. T.. j. Kendall x co.
Eug-ftrrrsru E.fff- Vermont
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Chamber OF Commerce OF Astoria.
Ec-ular mryiim- every I>l and .sl Monday
oi clcl '-'ii' %. ~ : T. 81. boo the lial' ui the
Young Mems Christian Association
!. q. 4. EOWLIN. President
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WEI DE MEYERS CA
TAhRH Cure, a Constitutional
AatidOte for this terrible mala-
d., by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cination. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at
any stage before Consumption
sots in.