The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-16
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
Fresh candles every nOur at the Bon
bonniere. '''l.t!'t
Wild b,ackberres at Ross, Higgins &
Bottle of Gambrinus beer and sandwich.
l5 cents, at Jos. Terps.
Walt. j. ingalls,, the Melville farmer,
was in town yesterday.
Hay, oats and all kinds of mill feed for
sale by Ross, Higgins G. Co.
Best Ice cream and ice cream soda in
the city at the Bonbonniere.
Electric Paste is sure death to cock
reaches. rats and mice; at Rogers Drug
Store.
Born-July IA, 1896, to the wife of Will
liam f. McGregor, daughter. Mother
and child doing wen.
Dissolution precedes revolution-which
is evolut.on-the NEW Hammond is a
product Of evolution. w. s. Wood, agent.
Mr.. Rector, proprietor of the Astor
House, returned from his mountain trip
He is somewhat improved in
health.
Eugene Smith, oldest son of Wade
Hampton Smith, died at Mayheld, Cal,
Sunday morning. The funeral will take
place In that city today.
Owing to the crowded condition of the
columns this morning several of the ac-
counts OF church services Sunday were
held over until tomorrow.
In the police court yesterday, Peter
Casper, H. Price and Mike Harrison paid
s. for being drunk, and Alexander Nc
Donald, for trespassing, was assessed SO
Columbia Engine Co. No. at meet
ing held last evening nominated the
present chief, c. e. Foster, to succeed
himself, and Lars Larsen as assistant
engineer.
The NEW Hammond has thirty-four
points of superiority over any and all
other typewriters combined-it can be
demonstrated. Come and see 1t. w. s.
Wood, agent.
The baseball game between the Lewis
and Clarke nine and team from Astoria,
which was played at Lewis and Clark
last Sunday, resulted in a tie, the score
being q to q.
Marrled-In the Finnish Evangelical
Lutheran Church last Saturday even
ing, July 1Sth Alexander Iakulst and
Lima Agren, both of Astoria, Rev. ]. ].
Ho-kka officiating.
Captain OF Police Hallock received yes
terday from a friend In Atlantic City a
beautiful badge in commemoration of the
ninth annual reunion of the B. P. o. e.
recently held in that city.
Regular communication of Temple
Lodge, No. T. A. F. ani a. NJ. this even
ing at s o'clock. Work in the E. A. de-
gree. Sojournlng Master Masons in good
stnding cordially welcomed.
We are going to have a railroad, new
people ntw enterprises, new ideas-be
In line-by getting NEW Hammond,
the only up-to-date typewriter on the
market. W. S. Wood, agent.
The photographs of Foard & Stokes
store, taken the other day, were delivered
The likeness is a good one,
and even the small signs hanging about
the store show up distinctly In the pict-
Ure.
One Of the handsomest plants IN the
city Is on exhibition at Olsen's Cigar
store. 1t is large bush of pinks in
full bloom, and the perfect condition
of the plant and blossoms attracted much
attention yesterday.
Mrs. Claud Catch, of Salem, is visiting
Mrs. G. c. Fqavel. Mr.. Catch is the
mayor Of Salem and Is well known in
Clatsop county. He will probably join
his wife later and spend season at the
beach with a party from Mr.. Fl1vel's
house.
The steamer North Pacific will hereaf-
ter ply between Astoria and Ilwaco, maxi
Ing two round trips daily, leaving on
arrival Of II. r. Thompson and T. j.
4 OtNtA AlOih TOT anu
detailed information call at ticket office
under occldent hotel
Aug. Danielson and Martin Olsen, who
spent Sunday with Mr.. Loudon, ON John
Days had a hard tramp. They returned
by way of the pipe line, and the account
Of their efforts to reach that pathway is
full of interest, A climb over a mountain
and A1lal1 10
trees and underbrush is no small under
taking.
Commencing Sunday, June 30, and dur
Ing the seaside season, the o. r. and N.
Co. viii make 50 cent round trip rate
between Astoria and Ilwaco good on Sun
days only. Steamer North Pacific leaves
o, r. and N. wharf at o'clock a. m.
Time of departure returning will be gov
erned by tides permitting connection to
be made with Potter for Portland In
the evening.
The funeral of the late Mrs. G. w.
took place from the family
residence, ocrner 9Th and Astor, at ;
O'clock yesterday afternoon. The funeral
was undir the direction of the Pioneer
and Historical Society, "a large concourse
Of sympath.zlng friends and relatives fol-
lowed the remains to the grave in Clat-
sop cemetery, where impressive services
were held. The pall-bearers were Mr.
Martin Dillon, Mr., ]. II. d. Gray, Mr..
William Chance, Mr.. j. W. Cook, Mr.
John Hobson, and R, M. Wooden.
Six hundred and elghty-two steam and
sail vessels. OF 1S2,7l9 gross tons ware
built and documented In the United States
during the last fiscal year, compared with
176 steam and sail vessels, of 121, ,9H tons
during 1884, an increase of 1900 tons.
The steam vessels numbered 2SS. of 75,726
gross tons, and the sail vessels S99, OF
$500 ton, decrease OF 5000 tons steam
and an increase of 1900 tons sail, as
with 1894 Construction on the
great lakes comprises 9S vessels Of SS,O16
tons. as compared with 50 vessels Of O.S72
ton.