The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-13
AROUND TOWN.
The sun-lnstead of storm,

Oceluent
Fine Gravenstien apples at Ross, Hig-
gins & Co.
c. II. Calender, Knappton, is a guest of
the occldent.
Bob Caruthers, of HiTlsboro, is at the
Astor House.
Geo. Constable, of skamokawa, is stop
ping al the Astor.
Julius j. S. Miller, Of Hiilsboro, Is reg
istered at the Astor.
C. F. Rohweder, of Geneseo, Ills. is a
guest of the Parker.
K. B. Putnam, of New York, is stop
ping at the Occident.
L. Simmons. of San Francisco, is quar-
tered at the occident.
Capt "a. Copeland, of Gob.e( is quar-
tered at the Parker
Mat Egleton, of Salt Lake, is in town,
stopping at the Parker House.
Judge Gray went to Portland last night
and will return Saturday morning
d. r. Bullock, of Spokane, is on a visit
to Astoria, stopping at the Occident
NJ. Geo. III. Mendell, Nnited States en-
glneer will arrive from Portland today
See McAilen & Mcdonnell, for bar
gains in jackets and capes.. Bond street.
Special sale of mackintoshes for four
days. See McAllen & Mcdonnell, Bond
street.
B. A. Seaborg, of Iwaco arrived in
the city this morning and registered at
the Parker.
See McAllen & Mcdonnell for New
High novelties in Dress Goods. Parker's
old store.
F. NJ. Coke, paymaster, and Ed. Palm
en-, U. S. A., Vancouver Barracks, are
at the Occident.
Returned-Mrs. Zwemer-trance medi-
um, now at 361 Exchange street, corner
Sth. Sttings daily.
For special bargains in all lines of dry
goods for four days, see McAllen &c Me
Donnen, Bond street.
John Mcdonald, of Troon, ~. b., is a
guest of the Occident.
In Justice AbercromDie's court yester-
day the suit of Gardner VS.. Parelli was
set for hearing on Saturday at 10 a. m.
Alex Campbell is going to Europe to
see the Ferris wheel in London, and in
cidentally to call on Harry Smith, SO
Dame Rumor says.
A private school for children will be
started about the middle of this month
For particulars apply to Miss Polly Nc
Kean, 465 11th street.
The Flavel dock was lined yesterday
with men, women and children fishing
for the toothsome tomco1. A number OF
large strings were caught.
The Palace did rushing business yes
terday, there being number of strangers
in town who sought that popular resort
for the satisfaction of the inner man.
Mr.. r. E. McKinster, formerly of West
port Wash, for several years bookkeep-
er for Mr.. II. L. Boyle, has come to AS
toria AMI will be associated with Mr..
Boyle hire
The Bell Brothers gave tight rope
and trapeze performance last night on
18th street. much to the amucement OF
a large crowd which gathered at George
Bartley's corner.
Bids win be received until September
18th, 1895, for the removal of 800 yards
more or less of excavated earth. Right
reserved to reject any or all bids. For
particulars address Pacific Paving Co.
The golden boot yesterday placed in
front of Copeland & Thorsens boot and
shoe store attracted much attention from
the passers by. 1t is a very handsome
sign and Is evidence OF the push and
energy of this firm.
That the Canadian Pacific Is still in 1t
on Astoria business Is evidenced by the |
number of tickets being sod by Agent
Finlayson every day Traffic is increas-
ing and west bound business is expected |
to pick up this fall.
Mr. James Weston, of the Salvation |
Army Will lecture in Rescue hall tomor-
row night on the work and aims of the
army in America, Mr.. Weston has had
considerable experience in army work ana
his remarks viii no doubt be well worth |
hearing
The Troy Laundry Co. has made ar
flnpemnptS with A 7
Its agent for Astoria. This company is
noted for high grade work and prompt
delivery Mending and repairing free.
Rundles called for and delivered. Onice
IA Commercial street
X, Is. wilson, general agent of the
c. R. & U. S. N. Co., returned Yesterday
from Kalama and reports that the catch
of fall salmon at that point is very good.
He also says that 1t ralned there very
hard indeed on Wednesday and that he
Is glad to get back to Astorias clear
skies,
One of Astorla's prominent merchants
was in bad way yesterday with con-
vu.sions, caused by putting on a tight
fitting advertisement of another mer-
chant In the same line. He would have
gone into exctacies IL instead he had put
on one OF Osgood's good fitting 1907.
imported English Clay worsteds, or a
2l-oz. fancy Clay, or one of the finest
French imported twllls, which Osgood
has been selling at 1880 and $500, now
$1,000 and $l1.O0 a suit, and which are sold
In other cities and elsewhere for $1,000
and S2250
"A glance at the contents of the Sep