The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-05-30

ABOUT THE CITY. age
dra-
All the fire engines turned out last acti
night owing to a false alarm. Do
, Mr.. A. A. Cleveland has made ar ltan Iai1
rangements to have the grave of Com
rade Rawlins decorated A
r.ou, ..-.---,----,--- e,--,.,.,- .., bers
$50 O----e1 - 1-'''''' : ''' sold
On account Of the general suspension sery
of public business today, The Astorian DUR
will not appear tomorrow morning. all
Raser,s Extract Root peer the MR. reql
est of {
Postmaster Hare announces that the ouil
postofice will be open today Oecora- drei
tion Day. at $3.50 to 1880 a. M, and terry
$3.50 to p. M shai
Inc original hooC Beer bXuact Is Astt
Rasers. cIos 70
Through the kindness of some for
mer members of Company H., o. N. III
G. firing SQUAD will accompany the vest
veterans to Greenwood today. 'iie
Remember the Austin House at the Sea- do,
side is open the year around "'
-- ing
All appropriate program oI eAerclses that
has been formulated for the exercises and
thls evening at the M b' church' ana toda
large attendance is anticipated. Mai
Rasers Root Reer Sunerior 70 all salts
others. but
Mr.. George W. Baker and Miss Sarah exis
Hall, Of Ilwaco, were married at the r,
Occident Hotel yesterday, at 1 p. M cray
Rev. G. A. Landen performed the cere- dere
mony. m,
If you want some extra fine photos, . 90
Mooers' is the place to get Them "
------ in
The Astoria Football club will meet MIR,
tomorrow evening at the store of Mr.. tba
James Fnlayson for the purpose of ,oo+
taking steps to open the seasons series hv
of games. A large attendance is ex- Of
pected. held
Westport cream fresh every morning entt
at Smiths Ice Cream parlors. Third st Ed.
Olsen, the smallpox patient will re- son
turn to this city on Friday. He is now stro
almost better and DR.. Walker is con- bull
fident that he can with safety be re- T.
leased from the pesthouse at the end q. c
of the week. pup
dres
For fine wines and liquors call at
August Danielsons Sample Rooms. Sh
Sunday night some parties broke in pau
to the fruit cellar Of Foard & Stokes !"
and stole a box of oranges valued at 0u'
rs cents per dozen. The proprietors 'oii'
have an idea who the parties are, and wei'
prosecutions are likely to follow. 'iio
-- ever
The Belmont cigar can be had at the
Chas. Olsen's. 11oA
The Daily Astorian can be found at BillC
the oregon State Headquarters, 279 Elm
Michigan Boulevard, so those that ing
leave this part of the country can keep case
posted on the news, railroad and other row
WISE All Oregonians should not fail to SIS
visit there. app,
Meany is the leading tailor and pays D,
the hshest cash price -oi t"i sNiii'' just
lhe "o H- ~ late
return of the members of the Grand est
Army, Mexican and Indian war veter-
ans from the cemetery today, will III
spread a lunch in the knights of Py- ing
thias Hall, for the members of these Mar
organizations and their families. weil
utm
For all kinds of job printing, go to ,o,,
Del. Ferguson, upstairs, Astorian build i@
ing. she'
~. r,,,n.do,, NToilino C,larl, Duncan will
Douglas of the postoffice, will vacate 'he
IT, Tosit,or heino about to % Fast the
IT, r,,1, ho s,,oooeded bv Josenb Wat Ma1
sonson, now mail carrier. The latter's MS
nao,,. a,,+,oa will ho o,sun,,ad hv he dier
Witt Clinton now substitute carrier. hee''
| sons
You can get the best 10-cent or two dan
for-a-quarter cigars in Astoria at Chas. o.,
Olsen's. io
~ 90 a ~ VIZ oclt
has appointed the following delegates p'''
to the grand lodge, which meets in
Portland in July: F. D. Winton, Dr.
Jay Tuttle, John Bryce, C. H. Stock M
ton, and Thos. Dealy. Alternates, Capt terd
J.H. D. Gray, A. R. Cyrus and w. b. \,
Ross ave,
Buy Raser's Root Extract to make the
healthful, refreshing beverage. 'Sold ,o
everywhere.
Services at st. Thomas -by-the-Sea, -.
Skipanon, Wednesday evening, May 80
31st at 7:3O p. m and Sunday, June etU S,t1,
4th at p m. Bishop Morris expects to
be present at both of these services, M
and will administer the Rite of Confir- Silv
nation at the Sunday afternoon ser is
vice. sea-
r,osr ash recelved at the Albatross wit
Fish market daily. Salmon 10 cents
per pound
The following passengers arrived on
the Potter yesterday morning: John p d
Fox. ]. O. Hanthorn and wife, G.. A.
Nelson, Mr.. Isambach, G. A. Nelson,
Mrs. Nelson W. w. Mcintosh, H. SIN
sler, t. J. Beauman. w. White, Mr.. TIP