The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-17
AROUND TOWN.

AA\VOlNO ~ OYVlVs
What shall do?" the jockey cried,
And trembied in his shoes;
Il have forgotten If ride
This race to win or lose"
Washington Star.
Handkerchiefs at Dunbar's
Frank Leinenweber is on the sick list.
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The frost and snow-small boy and sled
Walter B. Day, of Chicago, is a gues
of the Oceident. .t6g3 ~
For Holiday Goods, go to the Estes.
Grain Drug Store.
H. s. MCGOWAN, of Chinook, o was il
town yesterday. n saA grl
D. Stuart Jr., has returned from his
trip up the valley. 'nN =! ~,
You must KUN warm your cd c.oss
on Tuesday night.
Jacob Wilson, of Skamokawa, was In
the city yesterday. q
For nice cut glass bottles go TO the
Estes-Crain drug store.
Infants silk hoods at Dunbar's.
Robt Mcintosh, the well known shir
liner of Portland, is in the city.
Silver novelties in large variety at H.
Ekstrom's, $50 Commercial street.
Merchants yesterday reported business
as being rather quiet, but not dull.
L. r. Fairchid, of st. Louis, and W. C.
Mccormack, of Victoria are in the city.
If you don't think that times are hard
come to the sociable on Tuesday night
Mr.. Copeland win represG1. judo owl
Wise ut H., sociable on Tuesd-v night.
], Q. Jameson, engineer of the Goble
road, returned from off the line yester-
day.
The finest line Of domestic and foreign
perfumes in the city at the Estes-Crain
drug store.
Solid silver and plated ware-a large as
sortment, at II. Ekstrom's. $50 CONNER
clal street.
Marshalls twine for fishermen Gilmore,
sanhorn Co, agsnts) is the hest In
the world.
p N. Corsets are the best Albert Dun
bar Is sole agent.
II. G. Wood and E. l.. Sherman of War
renton, paid a flying visit to friends in
town yesterday.
Everybody is going to the Hard Times
"sochel' Tues1ay evening at the old store
of HerGmh Iyige.
Diamonds, watches, jewelry, suitable
for Christmas presents, at II. Ekstrom's,
$50 Commercial street.
Fire alarm box No. was yesterday
removed from Fosters and placed at the
Central Hotel corner.
d. L. Ashton, F. Webber, w. II. Ben
ham, and Geo. M. Healy, of Portland,
are registered at the Occident
In the police court yesterday there was
but one case. that OF Matt Harrison, who
was fined IS for being dlsorderly.
You can purchase clothing at least %
per cent cheaper at the Oregon Trading
Co than you can at any other place.
1t took two of Praers big drays hltched
together and four horses to move a p ece
of machinery from the dock yesterday.
At Crows Gallery christmas mounts"
new process Photographs that win
please everybody. Have you seen themH
Ribbons, all widths colors and prices
at Dunbar's .o
Rogers Drug Store headquarters for
Munyon's Remedies. where you will find
q fun line Call for guile. Chas Rogers.
The pile driver was hauled to Efick on's
yesterday and in a day or two work will
commence on tho foundation of his new
E-au
WANTED-Emplo OF any kind by
a bright boy, Just out of college. Is a
good penman and willing to work Apply
b. j., this office.
fpt Nstea-
Carl Nebe, native of Germany, in the
county clerks's office, yesterday declared
his intentions of becoming acitlztn Of the
United States.
Genuine Findon Haddocks. Imported |
Stock Fish, Anchovies and Holland Her
a. NJ. tsxFl
them Foard 4 Stokes Co.
Received today, new lot of sachet tn-
velopes, at Dunbar's.
In Justice Aheroromble's court yester- |
day the man Johnson, charged with lar-
reny from warehouse, was bound over
TO the grand jury In $75 cash bail
r. l., Boyle. the real estate agent, will |
go to the Sound to spend his holidays, |
and from there TO Los Angeles, probably |
% open branch office in that city.
Mrs. Amalet, OF uppertown. who has
leen In the hospital for long time, un-
lergoing treatment for a serious ai'ment,
vas able yesterday to return to her home.
Chiidrehs hosiery. All kihus, Nt buh-
,ar's.
Go to l5S Sth street, opposite the Court
Iouse to have your umbrella repaired or
In first-class style. A complete
took OF fixtures and repairs always oni
and.
The $4,000 Of city bonds were yester-
Nv sold TO Mr.. Frank Patton for Morri-
on, Whitehead q Co, Denver. They are
D year bonds drawing six per cent inter-
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A number OF merchants and business
ien were heard TO say yesterday that N
hey would insist upon repetition Of
'rof Roggs' beautiful Carnival OF Ma
Ions -
The prizes to be given at the soc'ahle to,
lrht are worth competing for, There are
l,n prIzos. two for. gentlemen. ard two !
of ladies. The plizes aggFegate fuily ave