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DEATH FROM INH1LING Paris GREEN.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 15.-Alichael Brin-
ley, old farmer living linton Falls died two ays
ago in conyusions 1t found that his death
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Counirn i1roperiD iDaileN.

DLAiNFIKLD place wanted in exchange for
ir3oklAn lots ri LAND x WHITING. III Naosaa-si-
WANTED. in Westminster C0Tntv.-C Country
place railroad depot. fr,n Nor 20
TO 50 acres good land and suitable bindings.
htLAND y WHITING, l2l Na,sausk
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Religions Notices.

Madison Avenue Reformed Church corner 57ihsi the
rev; y, a. REID D. D. fastpr-DiNinc services every
Rev: ANsON J. UPSON. ID. D.. Of Auburn Sennor WI
"hclate The ist fhree Nabahs Of July Evening serice
discontinued during these IT, 'nths.
North Duic, Church. ll3 Fniton.st and - AIMS; -
MDNDA1 EVENING Praise meeting and FRI DAY Fk~Fsr
lN6 PraroI-mecting a. 1:ij O'Clock Church ne
fiton street DAILY Noon PRAYER meeting Is held.
North presbytcrian Church shave and 8i -
t'nug seNice 1890 PrevoIncting ~ 1880. Tale church
old JOAN street He.hoais, Episcopal Ga5r,.l irs IN
America, II Joir-stl rr aching v fis pev g. KING
o. a''nteIied jewish Aao n $40 T. IA -uaayscAooi a.
- N 1"nhs peoples PYei-ioociing al go j.. Seats
free An cordially invited.
second tniversa,>i Chacch, l27ts' mar revinr,on-
H. nv ne 49, ~ ", -si5 - VIC = isi p.'
fat inns~" iass service an sept .fnher.
- t;eorse's Church. Siyvcs,ai square corner iGia
49, ~ M NJ i'l, -, D. g. NJ ing Pray
Minister IN charge.
- Lakes C,,urch MISUNDERSTANDING service ID 3 ,
SGtel pt s"l1Do, ~ o.. -r. ola ,tFNf. nfT 90 S.-
~, i' ~ ny sound Basis u True Cniiy'
-; takes Methodist .,p,scopal tlarr' . st nre-
tt-afei Preaching az 1920 by tna l.r .rr.5-fi,
MERi.lIE Noe i-E sarti-c.
Tabernacie - ori-i Chnr~a.
Thc Rev rofFi.r ~ fri'- ~ l,ss,r
Mornia-- rrole hiae lv
The Rev. =. hAAEs'I-f.l. PRATT.
s'isic, T. lhs
IDS clnfch via close COR pairs sunday 7,
September
T:rceuih sstrcc; Presbyterian <rsar~i between r-,
an. th-ifcs-- aching o. tln fasfoT tcy. A. -
jed: riai1eh 81 g.. ora u,
'he course Of sermons on thc BOOK Of Exodus.
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REPAIRING FLOODED TRACKS.

CHICAGO, July 15.-The Iowa Railroad man
ayers working cnergcticly repair their flooded
tIa'kE aud j. eA cctcd that through travel VIII no
suucd By sunday.
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TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE

He NAhl8h KlllrOad Company VIII begin
MondaJ running through slc pin gear from Ncv-Yor1
toSt Louis hy way of the Ncw-York Central and the
Lake shore Roads 1t viii FORM part o. the p m train
and viii reach St Louis at the second morning
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REAL ESTATE.

was caused by Paris which he unntentionally in
haed while sprnllin it plants
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DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE.
ALL STEAMERS STILL CROWDED

ALL STEAMERS STILL CROWDED
FIVE VESSELS WITH NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED PAS
sHNGERS FOR VARIOUS PORTS.
Five steamers viii sail for Europc to-day
TIC city ofChotcr Of the nm2r Limo, has 1870 passcn-
gers; the Ebc of the North German Lloyd. l55 the
DevOnin of the Anchor Line 90 tho Bclgcnland of the
Red star Line, 10 and the Erin othc National Line As
Following ar the comp etc lists:
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Giip Teal Estate ;Gor Sale.

A valuable RIVER FRONT. in Harlem. with
Dwelling and stable For price End terms Apply e. re
LAND q y lifting, l2l NasSansL
INVESTMENT properties paving : per cent
d net, On BeeAaian. William, .Ntssaa aah FlitDa.stA
RGLhND * WHITING, III Sassaus.
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Connlrn i)ropertn for Sale ano CO Sci.

NonllIfn iJr0pftin Tor tI'e ano 60 Ec..
NOR SALE.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF
s 81 AG IN is ale IN .,n as2 81 Of yaoa e;1a
br1cS mansion Vita %ood ont5ni:hng. and fences Hns
gcoyeo dacres land inrir.ned with tie ant very pr?
an4 pear ara ana rat o; al knis ia a1Iadaice
srpassod in beauty OF is lake ana scenery, Win ne
' APpy t. Rir FL s&IT Tn G sS
A I ORANGE, \. j. (ncichborhood speciality
f6wAGb FhAIILTfoX' raS Ssi.'' a. s. great Dbl 'HA
C0RNWALL, \. Y.-Farms, cottages, villas
EOR SALE CUEAP.-South Orange, \. j.
lot 5oxo ? g e .2 Ec & Ts c. i $i Io
bokcn, \. j. '''' DIVA - 40
EOR SALE.-Eleeant country home fer sale;
CIV 4Fs' so Address l. " H. 10 East 'S' Ne''.IorE
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for residence at
brooklyn Ici,nec NM stable er5as; iocaon cca
HOP SALE or TO LEF.--M FL MORA, y.
% YAK rn'l ~ on = ,Miso NV r'eh way.
rooms, besides bathroom, but"rs "A ut.lea panrss
dep avenue 50 fe,t wide oae OF m mosi hoay AMI do
at cos Of o'l p,rle AZ For p1rtici
FURNISHED HOUSE. NorwaE,, Coun.-Near
= &c ,si ara sound co" grounds shade gri, Address
ORANGE, \. J.-UOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SEATS 70 let AMI orse. firls1rl AMI ullprasasL
BLACkWHLLS ~,iIrH. OPP mlin ;oI. orange 81
SMALL FRUIT FARSI FOR SALE.-On ac-
Sale her, iaa in n ' ~ Il roin' g. j. S oI o '
ascn: one iH All to riiaici.ia sd i@o IT, I ,..s
In tir at. ~. ..,i, Ion, Mn, T. "a w l' ne u, is
thc r!a"e T. rae pc orchard Of 3op tn nj primo coalL
trc'o' ~ pan .rc 'l.y Bi'tl, and >'cel~; - pc Oh
BORING ir i~'a1 are In asparagus acre in black
ior i.ceiai,o,~ cr"pGne ne sr san Of ihr coc.i
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16

NEw-YoRK. Friday, July Is 1881
The following public auctions were held at
the Exchange Salcsroom to-day
BB RichGrd J. Haynct.
LOT on Centraiayo cor Of Ciar3-place, 25xlIL9;
slots adjoining above each aoout 25xii4; sw
lIoi Ci3Tle.Iiacf, Ii49it G Of ccntraavc ok
., " Knevai3' .... .'.... 1900
2JSl5di SAME buy er..' -, - Wv o ZOO
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NrY-T0PK CIV
riilabcth-st, 2ith Ward, and Il Vending and
, ana VII, 10 r z u "a 1900
sane Property II "a laiI and vile 10 same - 1900
and wife 10 Mary : Mccormick .-.....-.~.....1 2ICO0
-otas n ~ Il 81 si,sye' o0N9s9 George Gum
Riley .............. 10000
49, trustee, &C. 70 -. 1850
79a.si ; 100 It " Of &i-ave 25xi5l2; @ Gold;
to Heaio 1850
Forrest aad husband to p GILLESPIE -, 5000
ana vito 10 i Kuckiicf 275OO
:. and am -. -. 1000
900 xle&xaol l1lG2 c l. crane ct al TO Il 9
30tis s. III II e Of 5haye. u 5x9s with Two ''O''
care. ..''N-" - nv. ~ .-. $4,000
y Paritt and wife 10 VIVA tallahan. 10000
lllthst, 1874 II OF xlncto-aYe, l62xlOO.ll:
- Dclnc ana wife 10 T 2 Ire scy.
., rer to Baker. 5000
3i-aVf, % !. II of 62l-s!. b. laxltO:
and wife TO a Belgonor ... .......-.. 97 500
43dst II y 300 II " 81 .cth-ave, 25xlG05; ! Tottcn
-. era vie TO D Kelly $500
Grctnc-st, = 25XlOO; OF PTinCcst: Clover,
referee. an! anotlicI 80, 10 .rGsh $4,000
sc'unacher .......!;. -. $4,000
5Gth.si. > 100 Il GO IT litave 2olla,N Dx.rrc,u-
~, iei + 4 nc'ano ct q ~ Iiinds sid aaotr 5000
Naei-si, q, $50 ii ~ OF JaoEsoa-st, 2jx9O. O.hca
Ayory 80 G NJ sash. ..-..... ...........
Water 81, !. ~ OF daCkSui-s 2Jg ! Avery
q VI Sash.
CrosDy-st, No 90 y sherwood TO II j. Kennedy go
.. aprins-iJ n inanu.I snd viz to y Philips 10000
i2Gs, II = l55 f. Df 3daSe, 25NlOD.5 Mary J. Bon.
son ct al toJ NJ Steam 1000
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9itnations iOaYteN--fcm
PROTESTANT SrRyANTS, nm

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
and coor@i servants. Al IN, lasc .>i .Disio spr
a5oyh ioF Ho4@ '0"4A0' i'' j''' ''r' nI''
CHANBERMAm and WAITRESS Bya No--
Van i.oie.'int sIl: Iesfsei le and Wen
E wa ; 2l.o sn,s'ae an a'oii children city
SNIAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-In tha
S county,, S5 OF ''os' for thr' $40 Madison
GYIAMBf2WORK, UOUSEWORK. WATT
d dHS or d;sis &oy Aocsieaa AMI protestant gre
IhNimoHE BcRGiC tx 8'iar Ts So i.G
(OOk.-A very competent yong woman -
y cook r,oT"rhy una"F-ianas an kinds coo ~.
city ci,y rcirioSr., iS West 20 ~
(O0K.-By an English Protestant woman ia
: sna., family wonld prefer r. live wh r. tcstaut@:
sIprioI"ent Immediately cards 40 vest s5ih-
GNOOK.-By a very competent Scotch woman:
- sooI ami hon,si a. exc l.fii lffsc. max SOAPS.
trusted 10 responsibility lnlhr her crporrs iis hcT
2 D s s, wants steady place Ask for NARY 22 c'hav
dlOOK, &c.-By thoroach good cooks; meats,
6th,avc. 'O' '''
COOK, WASH, RON.-By German help. for
HoMEBURIAU. is 0t1.avS. ioast above ilal.,j
COPYING or WRITGNG.-A young lady
c any tnd adGr1i, H. Taso oaec N' copy M o. "i"'s
E+OrSEKEEPER.-By nm American widow
LAZY a. house 10 tsse charge
house AMI family d. OF town ability aal standing t
questionable c caccs exchanged Address Mrs.
p. Tribune O.,oc.
HOCSEkEEPERorC acknowledgements ole 49,
no. atj EG 5 gan IT, S 'f h 5 s %s s4 2g
kOCSEWOEK.-By "A neat. tidy. intellivcnt
lroics' Az ypung gin; viii De morally usriul
"a Aiy Ia capacity; DO good cooking. and
Nts aLI IpDcs VIII giNc best % Taumen iDls; Na-eS
moderate Cen be seen Al SoG 5ihve. 2Sas door
HOUSEWORK. &c.-By willing Welsh ci,l
ooasne. strictly te,a,,ra;e cSc@.,eai coos: wi .;
3
clean. lft.il scat al iait fiiE
OF country. can 10 80 o;h ave.. rcsr .,th-.t.
I ADI'S~NAID. Nc.-By an EnriiShwonar
- pA>Sa1f - An.tEal "a. Fra-cisco
Payment jog rNc-s tsa la,s i..
rn> cnnirlnl. NDtc-S MI- As3.i.f A.lIf. 4
Jpr. COO Is. Calcwci y. ).
SAITRE>S.-BY Young Protestant women,
nrst-rliss "ffes i,p ralnt sNcpl.g.;
erccs crescent c.ipio. yea. 81 West tf'h-s..
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Citations Glanlco--{ nalcs.

= y2Gk 1E,i'l i. vii 81 hhciivED II iHx
ts. , =. 81 v,r = f,.i cr ~, ,"ili MY
i,c co-i '~,',,i a ihc rARIiM oFri'ti's
.-e-iy-ioh 81. - TO : j. IA. at regular oboe
4 YOUNG man with 10 years general bi-,-
~ ness cNpci.cnee desires situa.ion: good rocrf-
H5lr,ss T. J. ho2 - Iiblac 5'leS '''' '''
RELL-BOI or v AFTER IN a RESTAURANT.
unc lio@n oacc LIS nioai~ay '''''
CASHIER. BOOkkEEpER. CORRESPOND
- -, l. oi any o' l''2n n i.ns by az eSpeIi,l--i
N Ua,ted 't2io2 rn.ydranabe Testimonials oa ga
dress W. }. y - HN'AaNe.
CASHIER or ENTRY CLERK.-Ry q smart
Y Yon4g man is coll. tcit and flemish ec. ny
Piii 81 as, is0i.s; '''' '''''' N'''''' a. L. T.
GOACHMAN-By man who has had several
sand y' re- sHgc as ' p, ~ s1n il.y md >
cias. references. T. Mo. 22l sast 2ls-,-
GOACHMAN. GARDENER or USEFUL Man.
afraid 3s;, hn- ana os-ia4. so,'s- hoa.s, ard
hand Cal, al ~ 6Si-a,c Sci- is.,,.s; '
CoLiECr0R;-Ry a Young man. ase. p. I.o-
al, f o 5 n i'5 D. .r 'os to al ga
p. o. Long island Cly.
EANITOR.-By a competent man; Is temper
~ ate and inuSifons ri.e Eocd References. ar.s
DORTER or USEFUL NAN.-By an An-li-
care ,ad lauaeen'c"io % e...; io'se.: a.s 49,
SPIN Si.i e aad %e,i l. 0Affi "s'' ii0'' 'er
EFORTER or USEFUL MANLY steady,
strong anc active ~weie, 10. porter central uo
III man in Wholesale iou-c: A.
dress JANITOK rs Madison
ERANSLATOR.--As . translator in soine
Kind ~ business 'l Young goo. education
speaks English Gcupan and the naaNian sr--zrs.
lest 81 references given lles adde's J. W. Tgibul. rr
NVATCHMAN or POHTER.-By a sober,
w steady. Reliable frarrics $50: give c.. r,
erenoes. Address PETER HOGAN. :'ie Nesi l~tA-s..
WILL some kind helT al lady OF gentic}nan
give an old soiir li-.f d..
his country through thr Mexican 90 1886 and
az Of che he trff
moral anu courteous reference eNen Please a0dI - W =
ERAN, Tribune ONCE.
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EDOk.-By an FneliSh Protestant woman +.
~ small family; would prefer to 1.-Two .te,ant,
Is c'niti 10 iasc on'iit charge ~ ay's ten. Wisr
employment Immediately cards No -lj sIih...
I'd floor
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DORrFR or USEFUL NAN.-By IN Am.ri-
can, a-c %; IS an cNfcrracei .a' acr; ualers; % 's
care and uagencnt c.tt," ..lls
class reieieuCr- l. T. CuAPf-Ll iases IIoiv.
>priue
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6oLl.ECtOR.-lly a Young man. age - Isr
\ ,on cn'tetsr. =, Ger ccs f-Or ia> employer
also furnish noaa u necessary. A1il,ss j. }. MCrAllil
p -. Long island Cl.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16

WESTERN UNION DIVIDENDS ENJOINED
An INJUNCTION AGAINST THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE
CERTIFICATES OF TIE WESTERN UNION COM
PANY IN PURSUANCE OF TIE CONSOLIDATION
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{ CASHIER or IN IEl CLERk.-By q smar
" Noiulg is comp. ard flemish or
references rs TO 90 Factor and ability. A,rcss l. 81 i
pIii. 81 Ea-t lSOi'lsf.
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NEw-YORK. Friday. July Is, 1881.
The following public auctions were held at
the Exchange Salcsroom to-day:
VI RchGrd J. IFOy0ef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-16

EbDlti Fix or | SEftL MANLY Il steady,
strong anc active ~ysie, porter snss ia
III m2n in wholesale house; A. i
dress IA NlIDIt. Us Madison 81
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fNHANBERMAIDa and WAITRESS. -Rva No.
wSS'-n y oie,i'int li: 1e-sne l'e and Wen reco-a-
mthtNs comp font IN ritkfr capacity
waitress also us,rssis M children: civ or COM
Try. CAL 2t2 Uth-aye. asts ISi.i-s:.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01
AAUSENENTS.
HILLS VARIETIES.

GeO. Hill. proprietor anal manager.
Fred Grre. stage manager. \. O>tTaudrT.
leader Of orchestra. Geo. Lambert. leader
of brass band.-Tu-nigh. new first pant.
new acts. and new oiin. Mr.. NickeTSOn
IN his funi>m>. Mr. StarlV in his cham
piOn clog dance. Mr.. MUricr I'm new
sings. Miss Morrison with her hcautiful
yOcali>mS. Mr.. Bruce will execute hi~
almost wonderful snare drum >1lu. and
Mr.. Gere in duichi>m>. The entertain
meHt viii commence with new first
part. ending with Our Circus Mr..
Hill has pIovcn himself very popular
caterer To the public TASTES and will coll
time t1 exert himself tO dO ~ i'm the fII-
tlIre. Price Of admission remains the
same. Nine people ON the firat part.
and an exhibition equal tu any un
the cuIst. Mr.. Hill invites criti-
clSm. Come and see for yourself.
New orchestral selections and new
music On the grand stand under
the leadership of Mr.. George Lambert
al go T.. NJ. The entertainment will
begin at : ~ y. n. Entrance ON Benton
street. Private boxes on Chenamu>.
Tonight. our new play the Auction
StOrS. ScOldem. ChaS NickersOn
Squeeler, Henry Staley: Buster. ChaS. r.
Barnes policeman. MOrice Other char
acters by the full company. BUYERS. cap
peTS. buns. etc. etc. First appearance
of Miss Louisa Baldwin. also the Won
derful child artiyt Little Ida.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01
Pacific County News.

An occasional correspondent of The
ASTogIAN, writing from Woodwards
landing, Washington territory, under
date Of February IG-h. sends MS items
as follows:
Messrs. John Wood and company
and f. X. Patterson, the builder, are
now engaged in placing machinery in
their new steamer. She will be launch
ed about March Ist.
The late fresheJ brought down near
y al the i9gs Oh the Willapa river
and tributaries, about three million Of
which have been RATED and delivered.
M-ssrs. John Wood aud company
are adding to their steam saw mills
a gang edger, besides other valuable
improvements, which Will add greatly
% the cutting capacity of the works.
Nessrs. Wood aud company think
;hat by this addition the mills viii
cat fifty thousand feet more per day
-kan formerly.
Many farmers are coming here from
California and other places for the
purpose 81 settling, and are making
considerable Improvements.
The winter in this section has been
very mild SO tar. Stockmen are kill
ing a great many beef OH the tide
land.
This place Is much m want of a
aoGring mill. and a dairy With such
facilities for both as are here offered, it
Is a wonder it has 81 long been neg
lected.
A duel was fought here on the l4th
by a merchant and = logger. The
weapons used were clubs and tongues.
Both came out secund best.
MITIApA
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01

We have just received a COPY Of
the Palaha city Spirit, published week
ly by G.. c. NJ. Hammond. IL is a
six column paper and published en-
tirely at home. Among its advertise
ments We notice the cards of CaBles
d Ferguson. attorneys at law, and q.
NJ. Osbrne. justice Of the peace, col
lector and conVeyancer. The Spirit
says: AT the last meeting Of the
Washington guards, Mr.. h. b. Fergu.
son was elected president. Mr. Fer
guson and Mr.. Osborne are both old
time residents Of Astoria, and young
men Of considerable ability.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01
4 cnneh. cnld nr snrr thrnnt shnllId hi.

\ cough. cold or sore throat should b.
stopped. Neglect frequently results i'm
an incuTable lung disease or cOn>ump-
tiOH. Browns bronchial trOcheS do not
disorder the stomach like cough >yrIIp>
and balSanlS. but act directly un the i'll
famed parts. allaying irritation. give
relief in asthma. bronchitis. coughs.
cataTTh, and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject
tO. For thirty years Browns bronchial
trOcheS have been recommended by
physicians. and always give perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by
wide and constant Use for nearly am EN-
tire generation. they have attained we'll
meTited rank among the few staple
remedies Of the age. Sold at - cents a
BOX everywhere.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01

In the San Francisco Chronicle of
the 2jth inst, We find the following
account of the drowning Of Lyman p.
Hall, Of Astoria:
SWEPT INTO THE So.
Lyman +. Hall, assistant engineer
of the steamer Alex. Duncan, was
droaned on the 20;h inst. az Moro
bay. He was one Of a party 81 four
gathering mussels uu Moro rock, when,
contrary 10 advice, he left the party 10
90 70 a small rock IN advance, when a
heavy sea swept him int" the current,
which is very swift, and thence 10 the
ocean. The boat being some distance
of much time was lost before assist
ance could be rendered. At the rlsk
uf their lives the chief engineer. +.
Nassing. and purser, George II. Brad
shaw. followed him a mile from shore
and recovered the body. but TOO late
10 save life. As L Sas impossible 10
obtain any necessary appliances Tor
transporting the remains Jo TINS city.
they were buried a; More.
Mr.. Han was a pioneer 81 Oregon.
having come to this state Ia lojl.
He einigrated from Peoria, Illinois,
where lie was born and had lived up
10 the time of ms departure for this
coast. He was 10y occupation an engi-
neer, IN which capacity lac served for
many years on Jhe Columbia river,
until about SIX months ago, since
which time he had been employed ON
the steamer Alex. Duncan until his
death. As near as We could ascertain
he was ab"ut ffty-seven years Of age.
His father still resides at Peoria,
Illinois. He was 4 sun-in-law # Mr..
Job' Ross Of this city, and leaves a
wife and i've children TO mourn his
loss.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01

Improvements at upper Astoria
are being pushed forward with vlgor,
indicating lively times the coming
season, and good prospect for the
future welfare of the town. Three
new cannerles viii be added to the al
Nready large number which viii be in
active operation the coming season.
The occident Packing company have
their new cannery nearly completed.
Messrs. c. Timmons and company and
Messrs. s. ID. Adair and company
have commenced work and will build
immediately. The Astoria box and
lumber manufacturing company have
their new mill completed and will COM
mence saving to-day. Many other
improvements are going on which are
sreditable to the place.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01

The Walla-walla Watchman is
authority for the following: "A rising
yOnng lawyer If Pataha city, while out
in the country, counting lovely
farmers daughter, offered tU make hiua-
self useful as well as ornamental about
milking time He knew all about II.
he said, and in his zeal and eagerness
to ingratiate himself into the old folks
favor, he tried to milk two year old
hcifertD IL was then he few over the
fence without t"uching the top rail
and at last accbunts was splitting blood.
The bovine, being fat enough 70 kill.
was sold to TIE butcher On the next
day for beef. /" We hope, however. he
may recover without serious injury.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01
SJphon study Lamp.

Hon. |. W. Case, Of Astoria, in
placing the new Syphon study lamp
on the market, would call the atten-
tinrion Of the trade 10 some Of its
merits. Its Illuminating qualities are
not equalled by any study lamp IN use.
Ii glves a steady, brilliant lights is
freef from unpleasant Odor docs not drip
either when burning "r not burning;
easily lighted and trimmed, and is
without exception, the most convent
ent lamp 10 fiil ever made. Directions
accompanying each lamp. Call upnn
Mr.. Case and buy one. He sells them
at remarkable low rates.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01
From a Prominent Physician.

Washingtonvilie, Ohio, June 18th,
1880. Reading the advertisement II
kenda.ls SPAWN Cure and having a
valuable and speedy horse which had
been lame from SPAWN eighteen
months, | sent 70 yOu for a bottle by
express. which IN six weeks removed
al lameness and enlargement and
large splint from another horse, and
both horses are to-day as sound rs
colts. The one bottle was worth 70
me one hundred dollars. Yours truly.
II. A. BertOlett. VI. u. Read advsr-
tisement.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01
Central Hotel.

The Central hotel, near the steam
ship dock Is now open for the recep-
tion Of guests. where the well known
caterer, Mr.. Anton BelOh will always
be found ready to- wait on has patrons.
He has had the abnv. named house
thoroughly reftted by Messrs. Pike
and Stockton, our well known artists.
Call and see him. as he has the finest
brands Of liquors and cigars 10 he had
I'm the CITY.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01
Tin Plate. Pig Tin. Etc.

Geo. W. Hume keeps constantly un
hand, and to arrive full line If fish
e1nems and cannery supplies, ar prices
which defy competition. Parties wish
ing groceries and those intending To-
run mess houses should inspect goods
and obtain large discount from regular
price.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01
Rurneff,r COrnaine.

The best hair dressing in tlIe world.
Burnett'S cGc0aine allayS irritation.
removes all tendency tO dandruff. inyig-
CRATES the action of the capillarieS I'm the
highest degree. and has earned a deServ-
cd reputation for promoting. the growth
and preserving the beauty of the human
hair. Ladies dressing their haIr elabOr-
ately for the evening Will find that il i'm
parts a healthy natural gloss tO the hair.
and will cause il Ia retain itS shape for
hours.
Burnett'S iiaVOring extracts are used
and indOr>ed by the best hotels. cOnfec-
tiOnerS and grOcerS throughout the cuun-
try. They are perfectly pure.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01

BY recent postal decision men
can actually make money by getting
their bills and statements of accounts
printed. Statements Of accounts and
bills Of sale when made out on paper
having printed headings, can be sent
by mali for one cent, if the envelope
is left unsealed; whereas, if It is made
out ON imprinted paper, it will cost
three cents. Thus by patronizing The
AsroRIAN two cents can be saved ON
every bill or statement that is sent out
through the mail.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01

Cannerymens work will be done in
good style by Henry Gallon, Astoria,
Oregon. Ii you viii give him your
orders now he can be doing the work
IN dull times, making 1t advantageous
70 ali parties.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-01
The Weekly AsIOriaR.

j. a mammoth sheet. exactly double
the size of the Daily. II i just the pa
per for the fireSide. containing in addi-
ton 10 all the current news. choice mis-
celiany. agricultural matter. market To-
ports. etc. Ii j. furnished 10 single sub
Scriters al - 90 per year in advance.
limited numDer of >mal adycr-
tiSements inserted al established rates.