The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-14

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AROUND TOWN
Try our ane elOater naekEs. oarv
& Stokes. '~'
p. b. Brown, Of Portland s at the
Occtdent. % 70 ettsF
-a5Lia Fp1 f~or.
Jerome Dillon. of seaslde,,s was In t6wr
yesterday. ~IE. y ~
F. J. Carney is spending day Or two
at Seaside.
How do o like tine rain? Oregon, mas
- ce2s' ,@I--
Jas. TOmson. of La GCande, is a guest
of the Parker
r. "A. Hawkins and wife, of Ilwaco, were
On the city yesterday.
A. Maxim, OF Warrenton, was a Visitor
in the city yesterday.
VIM f. Freitch, Of New York, is regis
tered at the Occ3dent.
F. C. Kelly and wife, of Portland. are
registered at the Parker.
Miss Gertrude Rockwell, or Portland,
Is visiting Mrs. c. s. Wright.
The Salvation Army does NOT, stop, its
work on account Of the wepthst
A. G.. Long, THE fire apparaltus man OF
Portland, was In the city yesterday.
W. A. Rathbone and mifG. f~laHaco,
were among Astorla's visitors yesterday.
Sole agents of the coulteER Maple syrup.
Foard & Stokes Co. r.,.,o,
Pate De Foies Gras, AncnoyieAD h oil,
Bloater Paste. Foard & Stokgs Co
w. C. T. U. meets today at Rescue hall
at 2 O'Clock. Everybody welcome.
The Ladies' Sewing Society Of Grace
church held a meeting yesterday after
noon.
County Clerk Dunbar Yesterday Issued
a marriage license to Jno. Lund and Anne
ChristoffarSon.
The ladies were out in the storm yes
terday, and do not seem to be afraid of
Oregon weather.
W,anted-A good girl for general house,
work by Mrs. J.. 7. Lighter, corner OF
10Th n Franklin avenue. 49,, ',,ug, :.
Pearl combs. with silver teeth,' are The
latest, the pearls being set IN cut silver,
producing q shimmering eReftt.r,vA Oh
F. M. Coke and e. A. Palmer, u. 8. A.,
passed Through astoria yesterday on the
regular pay trip to Fort Capby. =, EN-,
County Treasurer Ward yesterday adj
vised Judge Gray that he would make an
other call for county warrants December
LIST. No. 80
Mr.. H. &C. Campbell, of the Pacific
Bridge Co., returned to Portland ., last
night to Gee n he could find any better
weather.
@NFN " " NoNONH tANAy 10 ~
creased by placing a ribbon bow at either
side OF the front. and the long loops make
the appearance taller.
Thos. Williams, the we'll known repre- |
sentative Of the cigar department of Ma
son, Ehrman & Co., of Portland, Is WIS.,
ting his Astoria friends. ,eo,
MIR. Bozorth. of the o. n, and N, yes
terday sold a ticket for a ,~passehgAr from
Uleaborg. Finland, TO Astoria. Another
to the city's population.
The A. F. c. yesterday cent xor a new
OF punching bag which stands, up
like a man but comes much, quicker, than
\ man II VIII be here ready for hsR Fri
lay night. -
Just as the business meen" We're WTeoing
10 dinner hast night the street lights went
'ut and an had to climb The hills In, the
i~arkness. The lights came on again later
n the evening.
The bad weather has materially Inter-
with the work on the Uppertown
sewer. Contractor Fastabe1d saY8 that
me or two more good days will see the
completed.
Robert and Andrew J. Wherry came in
rom the Nehalem Through the storm yes
erday with a large bunch OF cattle. The
Nherry boys are well known In Astoria,
md through their energy and push have
made n mark for themselves.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning a
treat shouting was heard by passers by
n Nn.A xrtatnlkxt - NAn Au1a1St oNAHaH r.
JURY proved the noise to have come from
.carlson's place. across the street., and
occasion was q wrestling ma ten wfTich
au9ed much amusement,
The summer girl, with many Saratoga
runks and 10 dresses, seems to have had
Ter day. The lone dreee girl Is the
ltest. II Is an expensive dress ~0f'course,
nd even renewed, but In Paris and Lon
lon, to wear the same gown as often
y poseSbbQe Is quite the fashionable fad.
In gathering UP the OUTFIT and. tools
long the zine of the old NehAleIi road,
,ory Bros. have found that many hun
reds of dollars worth have been. stolen.
/ would seem that everybody considered
he store places as oDnm poachlng
round and helped themselves I o~haraeas
too,e, II
Capt. Jack. the poet scout. who viii
ppear In Astoria Moaday night. belongs
0 a large number OF secret societies. and
!, evidently a great goat rider. He 10 q
OF the /. o. o. f., RED Men. Eika
A. r., and Sons OF Veteran9 I'M the
/ A. r. he Is a special aid de camp onI
he stafr OF the commander In chief.
III
Miss Grant's school oom was so darH1
esteriay chat Il Is thought It may bel
ecess iry to nse on lamps durinR the wind
er. THIS would prove an objection toll
amy pupil6 With weak eyes lbt1 islt NJ
ard to eae what else can be done wdth3
poorly hgated Oorn.'' said q buslnessl
yesterday Afternoon In discussing thed
natter.