The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-28

NNNA oSAulil VI lile 1sDW. Inc WnOle
tendency of the present situation seems
TO strengthen the belief that the laborers
VIII not only get their wages in full, but
that the remaining proceeds will be fairly
and equitably distributed among all the
other honest creditors of the Pacific Paw
ing Co.
AROUND TOWN.
Oregon's big guns-on the way.
Casino Opera Company next week.
L. A. LOOMS, Of Ilwaco, is in the city.
Tonight the school plano concert-All
VIII attend.
The cricketers wiz meet today in Port
land-U. s. boys must win.
Howell G. Ward have Just received this
morning 200 boxes Of fine table apples,
guaranteed free from worms. Call early
for they are going to move.
Born, to the wife OF Swan Wilson, a
girl.
Jno Mckinley. of Portland, is at the
Parker.
J. W. Bristow. of Portland is at the
Occident.
w. Maurice Kelly returned from Port
land yesterday
A. p. Stockwell, of Aberdeen, Wash,
Is guest at the Occident.
Grapes, grapes. Special sale of grapes
today by Pacific Commission Co.
II. B. Parker went to Portland last
night to spend a few days in recreation.
Martin Olsen yesterday sent three more
people to Sweden via the Canadian Pa
cific.
Buel Lamberson, of Portland, was in
the city yesterday on a short business
trip.
Anton Kllnt, of Gray's River, yesterday
returned from q business trip to Port
land.
e. B. Miles, Of Knappton, came to town
yesterday and will make al short business
visit.
Capt G. Walker, and U. E. Hinson, OF
the steamer Cygnet, are registered at the
Parker.
Pears pears. FaN Butter, Benver, Bart
let's and cooking pears. Pacific Commits
sion Co.
1t is rumored that August Nelson win
be candidate for justice of the peace
at the next election.
Mr.. p. C. Warren, of Warrenton, was
in town yesterday, taking in the sights
of the water works town.
The president of the Willamette Valley
Chautauqua says that prof. Riddel sur
passes Eli Perkins as a humorist,"
One hundred crates and boxes of grapes
today at the Pacific Commission Co.
H. NJ Adams, the well known travelling
freight agent of the o. r. and N Co.,
is In the city, guest of the Occiient
Albert Anymore, of Lewis and Clarke
yesterday brought in a load of fine
pumpkins which met with ready sale.
Prof. Beggs' children's dancing classes
commence this afternoon. Committees
having other classes dn charge will please
report.
Parties wishing to buy candies at
wholesale will save money by calling on
or writing to the Astoria Candy Factory.
46i Duane street.
The Pasific Commission Co. make the
rTices on fruit for the Astoria market.
l.. Mansurs folks have returned from
Cannon Beach and spent yesterday in the
city. Today they will 80 to their home
at Knappton.
This Is the Jewish holiday, "Yom Kip
pur," or day of atonement and all stores
win be closed between sunset Friday and
sunset Saturday
Miss Mason viii reopen her private
kindergarten In the Hotel Tlghe Monday
September 80 Afternoon session only.
Visitors will be welcome at any time.
The Rev. @. Murphy, of Moscow, Ida
no, wll officiate at Grace church on Sum
day, at II a. m. Sunday school at 1880
and at Holy Innocents' at $3.50 p. m.
A fine lot OF peaches received at Ross,
Higgins & Co.'s contained some large
specimens, one measuring 10l9 inches lin
circumference and another IL IA inches.
Tokay, Muscatel, Rose, Peru, Native
and Ohio Concord grapes Pacific Com
mission Co.
1t is rumored that w. Maurice Kelly
and Il. J.. Smith win In few days make
another trip through the NeAalem, and
that this time the other one viii get lost.
Two hundred boxes of the finest apples
ever brought to the city, guaranteed free
from worms. II you want something fine
cal and get a box of these from Howe.l
& Ward.
Subjects Of discussion at the Baptist
church next Sunday-In the morning,
Taking an Observation" in the even
ing, 'srhe Deadly Character of Sin,"
Sunday school at 12l5 and B. Y. P. U. |
at $50 p. m.
The Uppertown Dramatic Club bids fair |
to be a bowling success. Frank Gerdes, |
the leading man. Is determined that the |
next entertainment, which will occur |
next week in all probability. shall be
beyond criticism.
Mrs. Anna Zeigier. who has been Wis
lting her son. Mr.. G. Zeigler. and wife. |
VIII leave Tuesday for her home in |
Frankfcrt-on-the-AIai Germany. She |
will go via Sacramento. there spending q
few days with her son, Louis.
The Scholarship League OF the High
School yesterday had some very interest