The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-06

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before the stores are crowded, and whet
tney have more time 10 consider thu
tastes and desires of those upon whom
tney VIII confer their favors.
AZ Fishers Monday night, Benz. C. Cha
PIN, shakesDearian impersonator.
There were good many corner meet
ings yesterday despite the rain
This beautiful corner residence lot or
irving avenue will be drawn from the
market on the 10TH r. H. Boyle & Co.
sole agents.
Travel TO San Francisco still keeps IN
to the high notch The steamer which
went out yesterday had every inch OF
space occupied.
About o'clock this morning 1t was re.
ported that "Hoodum Harry" got into q
hight, at the corner of 7th and Aston
streets. and all parties were arrested.
Nothing has been heard definitely as yet
from the o. X. and N. as to the new mall
boat, but Postmaster Wise expects to
near from the department in a few days.
Uppertown society last night was ont
In force to attend tic wedding of Mr.. Ole
B. Olsen. and Miss Karen c. Folden. The
affair passed off very pleasantly and
their friends did the royal
Aprons-at Dunbar's.
County Clerk Dunbar yesterday issued
marriage licenses to Ole b. Olesen ana
Karen c. Folden, and Edward j. Yves.
terlund and Helen G. ogensdall, four
hearts that will beat as two.
Manager Johnson, of the Western I'm
ion did some tall rustling last night to
mend break in the wire The light
and telegraph wires got crossed in some
way and the shock was felt in Portland.
c. b. Smith, the confectIoner has the
finest selection Of candies, nuts, and
Christmas tree decorations ever offered
for sale in this city. His prices and qual,
ity OF goods cannot be beaten on the
coast
Alex. Campbell yesterday asked why
box OF cigars was like an opera. When
an gave 1t up, he replied Because II
It's a good one. everybody wants a box:
but, If it's bad. no amount uf putting will
make 1t draw
A well known merchant yesterday said
that he was glad to see the city council
take the position that 1t did Wednesday,
on the question of building a through
road from Smiths Point to Tongue
Point on Irving avenue
Holiday goods are being exhibited now
IN great profusion in the store windows,
and what with the sales being made by
the various church societies there will
certainly be no lack Of a market for pur-
chasers of Christmas presents.
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
call Eight cans for s1OO.
PAT LAWLER & Co
Shell Hair Pins at Dunbars.
g. X. Kellogg, of Portland, arrived in
Astoria yesterday. He has been retained
by the A. +. c. as instructor and is a
man with record. The club feel that
N'~' Ht'S hihiiy 0ecultV IL 'TSt-CldSS
man.
l. L. osgood says from now on until
the day of election he intends to do all
he can to sell his mems and boys mack,
intoshes at factory prices, and his mems
suits at $1,000 that are equal to and better
than those that are offered elsewhere for
more money.
Pom Pons. all colors, at Dunbar's
The steamer Telephone last evening
broke an eccentric rod on the engine and
was compelled to lay over a short time
for repairs. The Dalglty Iron Works fix |
ed up the break and the steamer pulled !
out for Portland only little behind
schedule time.
Fred. Krosel and lady friend, while
shells on the north beach, were
almost drowned. They were caught by
a large wave and rolled back on the
beach. One of the ladies was quite over
come, but will recover
Mr.. II. l.. Boyle will go to Portland
tomorrow to spend week with his as
sistants in his new office just opened in
that city. He will take with him full
supply of Astoria advertising matter, and
says that he intends to let the people IN
the metropolis know what Astoria is and
will be.
Haudkprchiefs M Dunhar's