The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-27

December 29th, 1895, at 1O45 o'clock a. m.
and I:i5 p. m. All cordially invited.
We have the finest and most complete
assortment of canned fruits that has ever
been placed on this market. You can
convince yourself of this by giving us a
call. Eight cans for s1.OO.
PAT LAWLER G. co.
If you want to find out what kind of
twine is the trongest-toughest- ask
the best fishermen on the river. They
will tell you MARSHALL'S. 1t is made
more carefully than any other brand in
the market. Elmore, sanborn & Co.,
agents.
On account of the rough weather not
much work could be done yesterday on
the pile drivers at the bridge. The small er
one, however, was righted and beached
and will be repaired at once The DAM
/ age will not be as great as in the former
accident.
A Partisan ladies' jacket has Vandyked
revers. and collar of velvet bordered by
a bias of the material. The mousquetaire
cuffs which adorn the fitting part of the
balloon sleeves are also of the cloth A
cord is looped on the left shoulder most
artistically.
Price c. b. Smiths fine Christmas can
dies.
Mrs. Albert Daniclson, at Fort Stevens,
yesterday died in childbirth. No physi-
clan could be procured in time from War
renton or this city. Two other little
children are left to mourn a mothers
loss at season when most little ones
are rejoicing.
Capt. Patey, of the Mowhan, yesterday
entertained a party of friends at luncheon
In the palatial cabins of his beautiful
vessel. The spread was as delicate and
as well served a repast as many of the
lauded entertainers of the same kind give
on our crack men of war.
The Sons of Hermann had a large fes-
tival in Kearney Hall Christmas night
The hall was crowded and music, games
and dancing occupied the time until 4:3O
in the morning If this is any criterion
Of their ball. to be given soon at Fishers
hall, 1t will lie a success.
Linen handSerchiefs, fancy suspenders,
at p a. Stokes
Mrs George Healey, Miss Ada C. Jew
ell, Mr.. y. Seeley, and Mr. Jay f. Ewing,
of Portland, were in the city yesterday,
on their way TO Seaside where they will
be Joined by another party tomorrow,
all intending to spend the week over New
Years at the Mackenzie cottage.
well known business man, who has
quite n taste for natural history, and
botany, says that the breathing Of fish
and of the plant are the same except in
methods. Plants breathe through their
leaves; fishes through their gills. The air
cells in the fish are more delicate than in
the plant and require a more carefully
mixed fluid.
Have you overlooked any of your
friends at Christmas? If so, you can
square yourself by presenting them with
a nice bottle of perfumery as a New
Years gift. We received a large invoice
of these goods too late for the Christmas
trade, consequently have a fine line of
fresh goods for the New Year Estes
Grain Drug c..
A popular dominic said yesterday apro-
pos of the coming new year and general
swearing Off time that "one cannot too
soon forget his errors and misdemeanors,
To dwell long upon them is to add to
the offense. Not TO grleve long for any
action, but to go Immediately and do
freshly and otherwise, subtracts so much
from the wrong
Rev. Il. ID. Huntley, of Baltimore, Md,
win preach Christmas sermon at the
M r., church next Sabbath morning, TIL
who heard DR.. Huntley's
former effort will be glad of another
to hear him, especially on the
theme announced There will be spec al
music both morning and evening come
and worship with us
Astoria Lodge, No. s. Foresters, held
their annual election last night, resulting
In the choice of the following officers; N |
G. Jensen, c. r.; o. Wilberg, S. c. r..
VIM. Pohl. Treas; Thos, Corbitt Flnan |
Sec; A. Greenbaum, Rec. Sec; ID. NC
Lean. Sen. w; S. Callahy, Jr. W. j.
srlrader. $. b.; J. H. Williams, j. b
trustees. Geo. Leland three years; C.
Ring, two years
For this week | offer special holiday
in ladies' wraps and Jackets
nave the only first grade and latest styles
,f these goods in the market and am SELL
NO them for loss than the trashy sun tta
he city Is nlled with this season, hand
come line of umbrellas, the best l"e OF
lross goods at great reductions. l. Cohen
Low Price store, i9l Bond street.
A stylish waist of blouse pattern for la
lies. may be worn with any plain gcde'
,kirt OF harmonizing color. 1t fastens IN
rlslbly In the center by hooks, and Us
lnlshed at the waist by q gallon TRIM
ming. The balloon sleeves have htung
over parts. and there are epaulettes 10
yhloh . black ostrich feather trimming,
passing round the collar band is joined
No vpn know that Marshall 4 Co. re-
nse TO use many tons of flax offered to
hem annually? They select the best
-rowth obtninable and viii not allow
,ound Of ordinary flax to see the inside OF
heir factories. That's why there's no
wine In the world Ike Marshalfs. That's
chv three-fourths OF the fishermen on
he Columbia River will buy nothing else.
Gilmore sanborn & Co, agents.
The two Saints John are recognized by
he brethren Of the mystic tie as the
ncient patrons OF Freemasonry, and this
eing st. John, the Evangelists Day, the
ocording 10 ancient custom, this evening
old their regular communication for the
Installation OF oflicers-eleet for the en-
uing Masonic year Soiourning Master
Iasons In good standing win be cordially
Detective Hosapple arrived yesterday
.om Portland for the purpose of taking
larry Grow 20 that city. Grow with
man named Love. were arrested last
ugust for larceny and were serving
ieir sentence. Not long since both made
lelr escape from the county Jail. Grow
as captured but Love Is stlll at large.
row has serted his term. hut before
,leased from JAN was taken IN charge
!, tae Portland detective. The man ~
antcd for a more serious crime in that
".
A gentleman from the Sound visiting In
e city reported yesterday that the Nor