The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-24
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN. sa,..
1.-THE county clerk yesterday issued a
marriage license to Peter Jacobsen and
Tortelena Lelito. ~
Get your milk OF Relth C wilson.
John Hansen landed today perhaps one
of the largest surgeons that has been
caught thhs season. 1t tipped the beam
ait 4SO pounds.
Fresh candies every hour at the Bon
bonniere.
Tom Quinn, the Duke of Sand Island"
was in the city yesterday visiting friends.
He looks llale and hearty and is good for
another month OF roughdng ut.
See the Farrand e Votey organ, 10
Commercial street.
The barnoOm of THE Parker House yes
terday was given the finishing touches Of
its new dress In the shape of bright new
wall paper and now presents fine ap-
pearance for the opening soon to take
place.
Bottle Of Gambrlnus beer and sandwich,
Is cents, at Jos. Terp's.
Yesterday afternoon School Clerk Far
guson was busy attaching the seals to the
High School graduates diplomas. The
diplomas are very handsomely engraved
and Architect Tee filled in The names OF
the graduates i'm "a most artistic manner.
Best Ice cream and ice cream soda in
the city at the Bonbonniers.
At the counting room OF M. c. Crosby,
1t was learned yesterday THAT THE price
Of mills had doubled in the last few
days and that today another so cents per
keg win be add.d. Mr.. Crosby says that
i'm Chicago nails are higher just at pres
ent thap they are in Astoria.
A great variety o6 trTlsses at Rogers
for both children and adults.
Sheriff Hare returned to the city yester-
day long enough for a new fishing rod.
In the evening (he went back to Seaside.
where Che is spending a few days with his
family. He states that the large crowd
at Seaside Sunday was enc of the most
orderly crowds that ever went on an ex-
curson.
See the Bush & Gents piano just arriv-
cd this morning at 10 Commercial street.
The new cricket grounds look we'll from
balloon, but win require much work to
put Them in good condition. A large num-
ber of the members of the club yesterday
were on the ground making surveys and
plans for the improvements. When COM
pleaed the Astoria boys will have one
of the best ball grounds on the coast.
People desiroIIs of purchasing a piano
should NOT fail TO examine the old relia-
Bile FISCHER
Mr. f. j. Calef, the popular representa-
tive of the Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett &
Co., Chicago, was in the city yesterday
looking after THE hardware trade. He
speaks very encouraglngly of the present
business outlook, and says that his bust
better than during a corresponding period
last year.
PAT LAWLER & CO.-Fine line of
canned goods and fresh fish, 574 Com
mercial street.
Yesterday while riding along Bond
street ON his wheel, Mr.. Grlnt Trullinger
almost met with am accident, but presence
of mind saved him from a fan. 1t seems
THAT the wheel passed over a sharp nail
In the street and one of the tires burst
with Goud report. Mr.. Trullinger quick
ly dlsmounted and thus prevented his
wheel from going to pieces.
The Wiley b. Allen Co. now have the
finest display of pianos and organs ever
DrOuSnN 10 AAsSuOIud.
The new Fisher Opera House will be
a model of comfort and convenience.
1t is rapidly nearing completion and will
hl a long felt want in this city. The
floor slopes from the rear Ito the stage
and will hold 45O opera chairs OF the lat
est design The decopa tlons will be plain
and tasteful and the stage will possess
an the appliances possible In small
house.
The Wiley B. Allen Co., no Commsr-
elal street, has just received another
shipment of Fischer pianos.
Quite "a number of bear skins have re-
gently been presented to Mr, p. j. Menny
for purchase, but In most cases they
have proved to be utterly worthless. A
bear killed during the months between
April and OSbober has very poor skin,
the hair being rough, and in places very
thin. If hunters wish to get good price
for their bear skins they should kill only
during lthe Wanter mOausuS' "A Boou pSdI
skin is worth anywhere from ten to thirty
dollars.
II you want a delightful shave or
fashionable hair cut, go to the Palace
Barber Shop j. b. Hutchins, proprietor.
Some time since the Union Read Estate
and Improvement Co. compromised with
the county court and agreed upon set
Element of Its back taxes for 1892 and
1898. Yesterday County Clerk Dunbar
issued the redemption certificates. The
money was paid IN the 2Oth of June, and
was S1o0O.5s 6or 1892, and SslO1s for 1898,
total s2.6SO.75. OF this amount S2.S4S.S6
goes into THE general fund, against which