The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-03

Ssee%ss$esses ssa%s&
AROUND TOWN.
The war-that was to Lave been.
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oregon-the land OF fine weather.
Yesterday was pay day for the railroad
hands.
]. Dillon, of Seaside, was in town yes
terday.
O. c. Mowry. of Stella, Wash, is at
the Parker.
Mr.. Chas Phillips. of Ilwaco. was in
town yesterday
See our childrens underwear. 25c each.
Shanahan Bros.
Thos. Boyle, of Walluski. is in town,
stopping at the Parker.
]. D. Meyer, the Portland cigar dealer,
was in town yesterday.
F. NJ Elliott and wife, Of Tlllamook,
are guests of the Parker
Born-to the wife OF H. b. Ferguson,
yesterday morning, son.
See our children's knee pants at 15c
pair. Shanalhan Bros.
| H. Gunderson last night rode the goat
In Astor X. p. Lodge No. 6.
Mr.. Quinn, of Quinns Landing, was
seen on the streets yesterday.
]. A. Mcintyre and A. ]. HIN, of War
renton, were In the city yesterday.
Frank Spittle, the well-known attor-
ney, returned from England yesterday.
M. Babler, of Oregon City, was in
| town yesterday, on a short business trip.
Aug. Danlelson Is somewhat under the
weather but will be all right In few
days.
Mr.. Holland, representing T. M. Sin
clair 4 Co., of Cedar Rapids, Ia, was vi
the CITY yesterday
See our chlldren's knee suits at 500
suit. Shanahan Bros.
| Mr.. ]. A. Johnson, OF the FIT. Stevens
life saving crew. and his wife, are In
the city on visit,
1t was stated yesterday that num-
ber OF new men were put to work on the
railroad at Tongue Point.
It is stated that C. Olsen has sold his
cigar store to Ferd Levy who will here
after conduct the business.
Mr.. f. Stokes is at his home laid up
with slight illness. He expects 10 be
about again in day or two.
II. M Stanley, the great explorer, pass
ed through Portland Tuesday on his way
to the Orient via San Francisco.
C. c. VanEtten Is moving into the old
Crosby House on Commercial street,
where ne will soon be at home with his
family.
See our 5Oc extra long waist black cor
sets at Shanahan Bros.
There Is now no Sunday morning mall
boat, hence no mail is received here on
that day. The postoffice will be open,
however, as usual.
Capt. Jas. Weston, Of the Salvation
| Army, yesterday sent q number OF Views
Of points Of interest In and around Asto-
ria to the War Cry for publication.
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Prof Rlddell will give his most enter
tanning lecture on Love- Courtshlp and
Marriage. closing with a double we'd
ding tonight. Admission, 10 cents.
The REV. II. o. Nordvlg and family
left for Portland last night, to which
place Mr.. Nordvig has been assigned for
the ensuing year by the Methodist con-
ference.
The Grand Lodge OF Oregon Knights OF
Pythtas, convenes at Salem next Tuesday,
the Sth, ut which time an effort will be
made to bring the grand lodge to Astoria
at its next session.
f. Pettlgrove, tho popular ;av,l ing
man of San Francisco, was in the city
yesterday visiting his numerous friends.
He says that business In the Northwest
IL perceptlbly improving.
One OF the italian laborers yesterday
stepped into the store OF prominent
merchant and changed nlckels, dimes
and quarters into five dollar gold piece.
Probably this was "sympathetic" money.
scar!et flannel shirts and drawers $3.50
suit Shanahan Bros.
II was stated yesterday on good author
lty that Cory Bros. had shipped from
Bllensburg three carloads OF graders
tools. which win soon arrive IN Astoria
to be used on the Astoria and Columbia
river railroad.
Great fun was had yesterday at the
story telers' corner" when Bob" VII
son, the genial. hecd up a visiting ships
captain with one Of his overland yarns
which outvle the concoctions OF "Slnbad
the Sailor" The captain win not stop
here next time.
Martin Olsen is now prepared to serve
al customers In his old time capacity
as an auctioneer, his license having been
confirmed by the city council last night
He can be found by cd and new patrons
at his ware rooms on the Parker House
dock. Give him call.
: Thomas Farrell, OF Portland, came
down two weeks ago and went to Mel
, vile. guest OF ID. ]. Ingalls, They
tramped through the mountains three
days after game and got nothing but an
appetite. d. J. wrenched his back ana
has been confined to his bed ever since.
Capt. Johnson's postoffice is veritable
curisoity shop. There are letters for
captains and seamen OF Incoming ships
from all parts OF the globe and a stamp
collector would have a picnic had he