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NEW STORE
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LNLOCK ITO TUE NEV STORE AND
". buy your GOODS cheaper than you
nave ever bought before. IL may he Il mis-
'cry 10 some parties how we can sell at such
reI"ceu pr'ceS; come and sro5nnd be Sal is
hed. we guarantee our sales to be exact "
as represented, and always have a good
supply of prices quoted ou hand. Do no,
thlnkF when You call Tor III ese Goods. you
vii! hear the old cry just out-yester,lay
me day before or week ago, but will
have ln'ge supply in to morrow" For
we nave The Goods OH hand and will always
keep them
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The O'NEBlL
j .GIN- saw FILING MACHINE,
( adelteGa Dec. 4tIR. E8S7.

FGN HIS is to inform the people of South
Il Carolina that we are The owners OF his
wonderful Invention in this State, and hive
Agents TO File Gins i'm nj! the Counties Ii
Gin owners will see II work thcy will. be-
convinced Of its superiority over all other
modes Of Sharpening Gins. 1t makes n
true taper tooth with needle punr: Mr..
&. s. Iiil, of Jackson County. Georgin,
says. "iie entered one bale Of his cotton
last year III Atlanta Mt the North Gcorpiu
Fair and carrcd off the 500 premium, and
sold his cotton for q cents per pound more
than any other contestant. lie Euows his
success is chargenbIc alone TO fling done
10y the O'Ncill Mnchinc.'
Persons. wishing their Gins Filed by this
Machiue, IN the CUuiIies IF PiGkens, An.
dcrson md GreenVille, Win pleuse address
II. T.. 30" EN- nj Briggs osto(lice, Pickcns
County, S. c.. and we will sciid an Agent
1t once to do'their work. They will only
have to stop ghning2 Of hours. Prise,
l24 cents per saw. ...-,
II. E. BOWEN.
W; II. VANDYKE.
sept %, 1889 2 II
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CIOTEEEYG.

We have large and wcll selected lot of
NL"l ING, nnd can sell you for S3 80 II
beautiful snQuc suit, which will cost YOU
S6 80 everywhere else. You will be con
WINGED when you see it. DO not fail TO
LOOK AT our lmaics Clonkes. they are o. the
most beautiful styles, lr-m Sl.UO TO $50.
All Kinds OF Fancy Notions, too numer
Gus TO mention M ices
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En.rors OF Youuts,

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
IA from Nervons Debility, Premature
Decay, andali tlfe ef'e,iS Of youthful indisS
erection, witt for the sake OF s.ffering hn.
manfy, send free 80 all who need il, there
cipc and directions for makjng The simple
remedy by which Ire was cured: Sufferers
visiting 20 profit Ivy the advertiser exnet
ricnce cur do so by addfrssng in pcriect
confidence, JOHN B.3oGDEN, AZ Cedar
slyeei; Hew,York, u
feb SO, 1882 & es %
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Sale

# WILL sell at my residence, near EnsIcy
i Station, on 2lst day of December next.
at public cutlery TO The hi CHEST bidder, for
cash, the following Property, 10 wit:
4 HEAD OFr SES.
o Head oe ,,.,,
III Head of Cars.
Cbfn, Wheat, Shucfs, Fodder,
Aid various other articles,
- Is.sz!E e. zE M.tULDIN.
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McBUDH q Co.. Attania, Georgia man
Hiactnre SHOW Cases. arc Southern Agents.
Ior 6e'li Thomas Clocks and Lambeth,s PIy
Fats, and own the celebrated Gate Civ
Stone Water Filter, and Clrertys Steam
Enrt lud Vegetable Dryer for the world.
Prices Forwarded OH application. -
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NO C1onsIrfn 18iSl 8 =

dNHE advertiser haNipg been pern,Maci AK
cured ofihat dread disease. t3nsun{
doh; by simple remedy is aI,Sirns 81
mike known to his fellow guiI,rsrs Il
means OF cure; TO MI who desire. il. hc Mil
seht6a copy Of tic prescription Usel. ftlce
o. t, G',aggs WITH the .dirsc.iois fef itrile
sure Cure for Coughs Colds. Corsi f.l ;s,.
Asthma, fr2nclitS, SC. rafiies gisl
The Presentation; will pIease asi,ir. NJ.
E.sA, WILSON. INA Penn slto.t s
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& British steamship, drawing
f'aNriy 20 feet OF water, clcared from
Now 0rleana, the other day with =
pnrgo cqualling IL ,l3l bales of cot.
too She went to sea without tho
least impeachment, thanks to the
Eads jelties.
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R0LME' S LINliNE:. Mt
Or, TIM Et5 ~ +sst a5s
MO )TEHER'S EBREEMD \

MO I ESEEa'S FEaAEs I'D !
One of the greatest comforts to those expecting
to be conhnedis remedy upon which impiicit cons
hdenco can DO placcd-one that will produce safe
and quick delivery-one that will control pain and
shorten the duration of labor Such Is "Tmm MorIIl
En'G FRIEND" Try itand see what
q Blessing it is TO SuRexing E'e1naIess
This Liniment when used two or three %esJts be-
S9Hsng very Easy a6d Quick labor With eonipa
dillon 10 recovSr quickly 6rin other Woriis to Have
M ocsp %R ess an sSo a1n
The eS suffering be dlminshed beyond 5*bessI9tt
2 nnGs sTG hss rs e tSrRd p "a long array
fully referred tothe hundreds who have pselit.
READ TEEE TESTIMONIALS:
70 mmost m dMS SsrdnSstiy GntreSt every female
r. 4 S"n9Ga ropdd ID wsh ths tS enrey Nth All
That during largo nbsteLrenl pract!fe ltortyfulf
0'''' 'D' 4D'?nd n.J. HOLMES, NJ. D., Atlatta, Ga.
A lady from one Of the ,copntIes 6t Middle deor-
gs w@G 9ffn avS aS!RE Edd 81 fqr s4
WIFE IT. sve9 s6cre Il m Ss
GeSS fSoi 1HSS sS i3s Gasa ask
E%ssD a. sf tonfR 5S nssh pr 3
testimony is that sho passed through with ore
%sntS SSa TssqySfsd ti SsR less s9Piine. Time,
she ALSO recommended IL 10 i.dy frtcnCl who
about to no. confined for tho, first time and She
says; Il HAVE NEVER SFTEN, ANY. ON ~ pass
TIiHbUGH THIS GREAT TRIAL WITH So 6IIl{sIE
EASE AND SO LITTLE suFFEfttNG.'p
The names OF all thcse, and many others, ran be
had by calling at my Office.
9yDf Fl n% %s tne "SsPGGF sS GsnITy
my patrons rs possessing enperior mgrits
avn PfF1sd PsHdns q nls2 e t
Crumloy, Jr, w. q Gregg and d. 1Iain: Mi OF whcrlf
are ready to testify to The mcritSof the preparaS
ton. Price 81 go per bottle
Prepared by IS
j. B1SADEIELD, Sole Frsp.r,
For sale etery,0hcre. ts'"
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Merchants hiake out list a. Crockerv
Siass. Wood aud Tinware, ll,atyou are n
raG' ofsnd send II to u.s. wewill attach
speioes, and save you rniapus fFeighss and
hcaakaRe that soti alwaya cet rror, N !. =. y
sR kaet MCBRlpe' & Go
Atlanta, Ga,
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Mrs. Sabra Smith, uolored, died in
..".o'ar county ON the I'd instant
"%'. one hundred ard nineteen
%""rS Che is said to have been n
good christian woman and died hap,
ry.
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Fonr children, while skating on
lho zoe on Tho Scbuyikill river in
9'on"Sylvaria. on tho 14lh instant
broke through the ice aud were
crowned.
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Pi11tOleS 7

T WILL mail (Frse) the recipe for a sim
4 pie Vegetable Balm that will remov,
Tan, Ffeckles, Pimples aud Bloicles. leav
ing the skin soft, clear md beautiful, nls
instructions for producing 8 lG&uriali
growth Of hair on u bald head or smoutl
lnGc. Adaress, inclosing &c. stamp, BRN
EDER Il Coz II barclay street, N. y.
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1'he wedaIng bells will jingle

The wedaing bells will soon jingle
So PIeAc0a &
The Legislature viii adjourn be-
lore Christmas.
Thostove should be put np in the
Presbyterian Church before Sunday.
There wills..bo!kvory interesting
sofvices at The Presbyterian Church
next SUnday.
Wo have had some very cold
Weather, and last Sunday was the
taldsst wehave had.for many years.
Maj. J. J. Lewis is the hap picst
man in town. He smiles clear.
aroand TO the back of his neck. II
is aboy.
Mcssrs. Drennan & Bro. comes TO
the front this week with tho ans
nonncement tlIqt they have every
vnfieiy Si Christmas tricks at 10 W
fi;snIee. See their ad.
Following the customary rule, no
paper will be issued next week, and
Our"Dcvil" and tho balance of us
viii Take Christmas.
MIR. w. 4. McFaIi, wife and child
v!3fted Charleston last week Mr..
M4Fah went to, the meeting OF the
t5rand Lodge OF Masons, and to
purchase goods.
Oar Methodist friends have re-
ce,Aly placed q stove in their neat
TITLE church. The Presbyterana,
through the effprts of Miss Sue El-
lon Lewis, aid Miss Ida Bradley,
will seou have one in their church.
The Society of Earnest Workers
f'f Carlral Church will give a tests
val at Shutdown Academy Tuesday
after Christmas. The proceeds TO
DO applied for the benefit Of the
Church.
Alarried, at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Ford, Novem-
Der goth, 1882, by the Rev. A. P.
Nicholson, Mr.. II. Glenn Boggs to
M6ss5 Eliza Ford, of Anderson county
Blythe same, at the same place,
on42th instant, Mr.. John G. WYATT
OF. PiclSens County, TO Miss Mary
.. Eird, OF Anderson County,
Mrs w. L. MoFtll has just return
81 from Charleston where he laid in
" s'ilendid supply OF Christmas
'r'ckaaad Eico tliings generally.
Ua'l in him carly and be made hap.
py,
Ar y B, Nc'7bery has opened in
tHs GT;hHin house, a grocery store.
and will be pleased to accom- m odute
his 'Fiends and customers.
'VC VIII ue NnflSlmaS tree AT
A'ht'4y Academy on the night OF
The 2Tth inst, for tho bencfit of she
sunday School. All are kindly in
vited TO take a liberal part by or,
der ot.Committee.
The South Carolina Conferenc G
Of thes Methodist Church South
winch convened in Greenvile on
tho ISthsinst., closed it's session on
'aet Monday night. We have no,
See" tho appointments yet and
can not give our readers the names
OF TIE Apprentices tor this District.
We call attention TO the advcr,
tiSoment of tho Ashley Phosphate
Co., which appears in thip issue.
We euppose most of our farmers
have Tried all the different brands
"fterti!izera, hut the Ashley Cons
pnny teal in various brands and Of
fer special inducements to farmers.
ConsulC their advertisement.
K&owee lodge, No. 70, A. F. NJ.
h"" elected the following officers to
serve during the next year:
W. I. MoFALE, WIN.
". T. O'DELL, $. w.
r. A. CHILD, J. W.
4, j. LEWIS, sec'ry.
". T. FIELD, Treos.
J. g. THOMPSON, TiIer.
The officers will be installed on
eho 9Th instant, at l2 o'clock, M.
-Four children. while sl,at;po on
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-21
James G. Black,
.J11NVELET4,
qsEsRG GEGNVNA.LE, q. a..

TTAs IN STOCK AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Ii Gold and Silver Watches. Spcctacles,
CHAINS, Bracelets, Sets, Penduus, Pins,
Hings, Stnds, bockels, Charms, Tlimbles,
NC. Silver Plate Ware, Knives, Forks,
spoons, sc. Stationery, Albums, Fancy
foods, bay Books, &c.. Job. Lot six
Jocks, Sl8; Large Crohios, So; 100 Pen
I'll !, 20 cents.
Repairing Of Watches and Jcwclry Done
.'rnnipily 500.
nov 10, 1882 8
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EeicEaRmq1tAda G& DamyiFic R Es
Change of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

On and aftcrNovember 9Th, 1882, Pas
senger Train Service on tho Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line Division will be rs fol-
lows
EXPRESS-EASTWA
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IN 9 4 8 4 D !


HOW.LOST;KOW, ,RESTCFSEIlt
I ust published, new edition of nR. oUI.-
o vERwELL's CELEBRATED ESSAY on lie
radical cure of Spermai orrl!cea or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, lnl-
Ioiercy, Mental and PLY s;cai 1ncapaoilyI
lmpedirns TO Marriage, etc.; also Cox
sumption, Epilepsy, and fits, induced ny
self indulgence or sexual .xtrayagance, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirnhle
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a1h,riy
yenrs' successful liactioe that the Alarming
consequences Of self abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out mode Of cGleat ONCE
simple, certain. aud cifrcthal. by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may he, may cure hin,selr cheap.
Iy., privately and radically.
bSS" This lecture should be infhe lands
of every youth and everyman in the iaiso
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, b
any address. post paid, on receipt of sis
cents or two postage stamps. Address
The CulVerWeu Medical Co!
Al Anu ST., New York. N. ",
,n.. X Postoffice Box, 100: q
Jan o, 1882 l6 1y 8
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VNN Fine! Powder for l gal by mail,
lin IN 3Oc.; gals, 81. Add water.
J. ". JONES, Kno&Ville, Tenn.
dec 81, 1882 IA
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Bargains! Bargains!
are Trlzly Wonderful
O. 2. RUNTON,

E-ASH4EY, g. g.,
EVER ON THE ALERT WITH CASH
in hand TO secure Bargains whenever the
opportunity presents itself. Now look out
foc Bargains. The time has come when
you can get yuu 0aGt See the follow
ing and g" to G. 2. RUNION'S Emporium.
and get IiarEains:
6,O0O yards Fancy Prints, to>9 cents.
1000 yards Solid and Mourning and Cur.
lain Calicnes
5000 yards Of Worsted. 10 TO 35 cents.
1000 yards Pants Goods, from !6c. 10 S;
pr ynrd
C"shmcr"s an'l Alraccas Of all grades.
Boots 1azada Shoes,
Of all styles and gradcs-Good Brogrn for
ST., Tap Sole. $I.25. Guoi line Of Crock
cry. good liue Of hardware, Wood and VII.
low Ware.
eaF&"9r's&S4 Speciality.
Sugars, to - lbs. TO the 81; Coffee, Z
TO 10 lbs. to the 81 90.
just receiving New Crop New Orleans
Syrup. from AZ 10 G2 cents per gallon.
Ijnlf Patent Flour at 81 per barrel, Ex,
ira Family, S6.5u
Nlackrrel, nil Grades. Candy. Conrcc-
tons. &c. all ut C.P. RUNlUN'S..
nov 9, 1892 2
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

large as the main building, it can be
seen for miles distant. The central
one OF the three towers rises l3o feet,
the rooms reach into hundreds in
number, all ventilated and provided
with heating apparatus; the Windows
all command lovely and extended
yiswa. The old complaint about the
grounds being too small was a mere
failacy, as they are ample. The
watcrman told me that it was about
2 Quarter of Il mile walk around the
outside of the building, and it takes
half an hours time simply to walk
through the buiidiag On his usual
rounds Of Inspection. Ii appears
scarcely credible. but the statement
appears trn-. that the cost Of Hccp-
inv car insane il one hall as mncli Us
The other expenses "f the state =
showing probably not e4uaiied by any
other state IN the Mon, aud certainly
a startling onn.
Thinking Of Astoria always recalls
pictures hanging upon memory :
walls, - of the grand river. the ocean,
green hills and little city nesting 10
the hill side, and verses, new and old,
knock at the door and ask 10 Ire trans
cribed i'll token Of rememGranccs.
These lines from Owen Meredith are
the frcshes, aud veil pictures night
there:
"The day is drawn into his bower:
In ianguid light his feet he steps,
The flushed sky darkens. low and lower,
And closes on the glowing decps.
In creeping curves Of yellow Team.
| Up shallow sands the waters slide.
The boats are drawing The neiS drip
| bright;
| Dark easements gIeam, old song, are
sung.
Oul upon the verge 0i night
Lights upon lonely rocks are hung"
! CHENEEETh.
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A Bravo Act.

Last Thursday night one Of Elmnrrs
bnats was upset "a the bar. The
waves were rolling high, ami tho night
being L stormy one. there seemed bat
little hope for ihe two occupants 10
save their lives. Near by were Pierre
Sicaurmat and his nephew, aho, iet-
ting their nets go. plunged in, and
after superhuman exertions, succeeded
in rescuing from death the two ,nen,
who wero woll-nigh exhausted. 1t
WAS a gallant act, and The brave men
who risked their own lives to save
Others should be commended for their
dauntless courage.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03
Murder in Tillamook.

On Tuesday, May 30sh, an old man
named Frakes was shot tour times by
Nathan Knott, near Bear Camp, Till
amook county, on the Salmon river
road. 1t appears, says the Statesman,
that the difficulty arose over a COW,
which Frakes had sold to Knott, and
which was to be delivered when the
money for the same was received, and
Knott demanded it before paying
the money. The murder was a cold
bloudcd affair, and Ne understand
that a band Of sigilants are now in
search of the murderer who will he
Prine1illed when captured
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Alleged Embracery.

While District Attorney Capies Was
making his plea i'll prosecution Of
Carrie Bradley, in the Portland court
room last Thursday morning, con-
stable entered and arrested O. J..
Mason and ". s. Beebec, the defend
ants two lawyers, on It chargr OF at
tempting 10 brihe the jury. The ease. as
stated, leads Ia the direct inference OF
their guilt, one Of the bailitfs IN
charge of the jury making positive
charge that the lawyers gave hini
money to give letters to certain jnrors,
the letters telling thosr Jurors TO
"stand pat. - and that the rhin9 would
b. made ali right.
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
An Excellent Play Thoroughly well
Performed.

\ house Glled 10 cverlOwing greet
ed .he Jay Rial Cncle Tom's Cabin
company at Liberty hall last evenng,
and it seemed to have corresponding
influence on every actor in the COM
pany. Tor they all performed their
parts admirably The version EN-
braces many new and interesting
features which relieve the monotony
of the old drama, and clothe it with a
new garment as it were, hence those
not present last evening should not
fail TO attend either this aftcrnoon or
evening, as they will he rewarded with
three hours unrira!ed entertainment.
The specialqualification Of thecompany
embrace actors and actresses Of rare
merit; pack If veritable blood
hounds, which ars by the way, thrill
ingiy characteristic of anti-bcllum
times; the Jubilee Singers, takes back
the memory viyidly - the pastimcs
| and trials of "old slavery days" the
celebrated trick donkey Jerry. an
other important acquisition, and last,
but not least. the death and transfor-
nation scenes Of Eva are exquisitcly
rendered. l.. k. Stockwoll, rs
t"Marks, the Lawyer gives an mimi
table interpretation Of that eccentric
character. His performance Is GER
tainly 4 creation and shows the master
intelligence Of yha; gentleman. W.
n. Lansing is paiustaking and care
lful actor. and as George Harris"
lappears to excellent advantage. Miss
Eliza Glassford rs "Eiza" in her peril
ious fight across the Ohio and the
terrific fight with the blood hounds,
was superb. creating q feeling Of
dread and horror in every heart that
gave Z wonderfully realistic effect to
the well executed rendition of hor
part. Miss Sallic Partington rs
l"Topsy'' was the best ever seen in
Astoria, and was thoroughly appreci-
ated by the audience. Miss Dolly
Florence gave satisfaction az "Aunt
yOphclia. Arthur McGreSory as
i"Cncle Tom" eiicitcd rounds Of ap-
ipiause. He was simply unsurpassed.
ISid. :. Hicks as ''Slmon Legrcc' in
Eterpreted his part in highly
efficient manner, sending cold shud-
der through one rs he exempli-
fed the we'll known cruelty Of that
character \ word If praise should
be said ii Prof. jacobson, who i;
!eyidently gentleman ii refinement
and l thorough musician. Tho
management of this combination Is III
!e1ccllont hands, and We bespe;:k fol
ithis company crowded houses during
their stay No north. \ matinec vii
be given for the especial accommoda
tion OF ladies and children this after
noon ut two O'Clock, special scale o
prices having been adopted for thi
occasion, a good reserved seat can b,
e had for - cents, while the admission
is placed at two and four bits. 10
q night Will be the last appearance "
+ this organization in Astoria as the.
. open in Portland on Monday next
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03
To the Voters.

Joe. g. Charters wishes 10 announce to
the citizens of ClatsOp county that he
offers himself IS an independent candi-
date for the office-Of the finest hair
cutter and the chief knight of he
shaving sheffield blade in the county.
Polls open from : \. VI. t"9r. VI. daily.
Yours, respectfully.
my2id2t JOS. &. CHARTERS.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03
THE CITY.

:HE DAILY AsToRIAN Tiil b. rent bg
mail Ut IS cents month. free u postage. R6od'
ers irhO plate absence from tl!c city con
haze THf AsT0RIAN foilolr them, DAILY
~ WEEKLY editions 10 any p0Si-"lFte NTH
0d additional erpeHSs. Add:oSSsS may It
:nda5ed as Otter 1S desired Ioore orders di
d.. counting r0Gm.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

A letter dated Glasgow, May Sd,
10 Mrs. E. c. Holden from Mrs. Ney-
sey, wife Of Captain Neysey, who vas
in command Of the unfortunate bark
Corsica when she foundered of
the Columbia river bar, informs
her that Capt. Yeysey has beon ap-
pninted to take command of an iron
vessel of i,600 tons register, now
building on the river Clyde and named
Hudson Bay She belongs To the
same owners as the Corsica. They
had fine passage home and the little
baby, Alice Astoria, is thriving
nicely.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03
Attention Fishermen.

Isl. Nicholas Balm oi Giicad oil for
sore or chapped hands. for sale by Joe
Il. Charters. Tide tables free 10 Ill.
For The finest baths in the city 20 to
the Orient bathing rooms. opposite
Holders auction store.
JOE G.. CHAGrEES. Prop.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

The bradley trial at Portland last
Thursday ended by the jury finding
the defendant guilty Of manslaughter.
The defense was granted till Wednes-
day next To decide upon marking Il
motion for new trial Ii Is very nn-
likely that further effort viii be made
to save the guilty woman from the
consequences of her terrible crime.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

Auction sale of new and second
hand furniture and spring beds and
200 yards of new Brussels carpet, at
Holdens auction rooms at 1890 this
morning. See advertisement.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

No matter what the mouths disease
How fOnl the breath or teeth's decay
With SUXODONT on all we seize,
And swiftly sweep ii far away,
Leaving The gums pure. firm and bright,
And the dull teeth as ivory white.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

Parties wishing groceries. pr"vis-
ions or merchandise Of any description,
should leave their orders with \. Van
Dusen e Co. as they are prepared 10 de
liver goods III any nart Of the city "n
the shortest notice.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

Yesterday was the alleged warm
est day for several years, 90' at > p. AZ,
but delightful breeze from the sea
teIapered the heat during the remain
der ef the afternoon.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

Fresh ice cream every day It! Frank
Fabre's. Families supplied IN any
quantity by leaving order. Also The
finest oysters cooked /" order. Frank
Fahrc> oysters and lee cream are hn"wn
everywhere rs par excellence.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

People have read 81 n:lich laIcl!
that they don't know what 10 believe.
hut Carl .Adiar's goods are all genuine
and are so reasonable in price n 10 eN-
cite universal admiration. Ask I" see
one Of their nrW clocks.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03
Not Withdrawn.

In answer to certain rumors Of with
drawal" have only to say that expect
to be elected Justice Of the Peace for this
precinct. next Monday. IL. b. PARKEE.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

Rev. John Gantebein is i'll the
city. There will be divine service i'll
the German Language at the Baptist
church on Sunday at , p. NJ. All the
Germans are cordially invited.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03

The body of the man drowned in
Lewis and Clarl,e,s about len days ago
was recovered last Thursday, and
buried near the spot where the melan-
choly affair took place.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-03
Lost

\ gen,leman'S gold ring, has a plate
with device Of 4 flag, anchor and q
gun. upon it. " no returns the same to
this Office or The undersigned will re-
ceiv.. The valuc Of the ring IN coin.
J.. j. ARyOLD.