The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-29

Side combs at Dunbars.
Every body gave thanks yesterday
|
R. R. Dunn, of Portland, is registered
at the Occident.
The holiday was spent by many in the
discussion of politics.
Umbrellas 9Oc at Dunbars.
John NJ. Barbour, prominent San
| Francisco merchant, is in town.
James C. Murray, the well known Port
lander, is in Astoria on business.
Auction sale of dry goods Friday after
noon at p. m. at Oregon Trading Co.
Royal Society silks at Dunbars.
The music at the Red Mems ball We'd
nesday evening, was said to be the best
ever heard in the city.
Odds were being offered, by some enthu-
siastic politicians, but It is not known
that any bets were made.
Matt Sund and wife, of Olympia, and j.
NJ. Darling, of Knappa are visitors in
the city and are registered at the Astor.
Business generally throughout the city
was suspended yesterday and all gave
themselves up in the celebration of the
day.
Grand ball In Suomi Hall, will be given
on November 3Oth at o'clock Saturday
night, by Kalewa Band. Admission 81
cents.
Try the P. N. Corsets for sale at Dun,
bars.
Stock Fish, Anchovies, Cape Cod Mack
erel, Eastern Goldfish, Smoked Herrlngs,
Bloaters, Norwegian Herrings, etc, etc,
at Foard & Stokes Co.'S.
Young ladies are embroidering covers
for books. The title and forget-me-nots
or other blossoms are daintily traced on
the chamois, silk or fine linen.
Leave your orders at the pat" Market
5H Commercial street. for Thanksgiving
turkeys, One thousand pounds came dl-
rect from Southern Oregon this morning.
Artistic folds are the correct thing this
fall in curtain draping. The curtain
must be caught back far up, and allowed
to fall gracefully over the ribbon, band
or cord.
Novelties for school girls are leather
book straps and umbrella fasteners with
silver buckles and silver plate or shield
with the name or initials of the owner
etched thereon.
Passengers intending to take advantage
of the reduced rates to San Francisco,
offered by the o. r. and N. Company,
should call at the ticket office and reserve
sleeping accommodations in advance
Citron, Lemon, and Orange Peel Cur
rantsf Raisins, Sweet and Boiled Cider,
Nuts, Cooking Brandy, Cranberries,
Plum Pudding, Mince Meat, Oranges,
Lemons, Grapes, etc, etc, at Foard &
Stokes Co.'S.
Embroidery rings, cents pair at
Dunbars.
Yesterday boats from the various ships
In the harbor were busy conveying the
shippers from one ship to another The
captains were paying each other Thanks
giving calls, and jolly good time they
had, from all appearances.
Yesterday the Occident gave its guests
turkey dinner that could not be tx
celled by any hostelry in the state. Mine
Host Wright kept box of choice cigars
in convenient place for the lovers OF |
the fragrant weed, and II is needless to |
say that they were not overlooked
The little naphtha fitted up by Captain
Robert Lowe Is still lying useless in the |
slip back of the Ninth street dock. In
placing her engines together at the fac
tory some mistake was made In the ar |
rangemcnt of the valves, rendering them
unfit for use. 1t is thought that n ma
chinlst viii have to come here from the
factory before they can be placed in run
ming order.
Herman Wise, the Reliable One Price |
Clothler, requests all of his customers
who have bought goods since he opened |
his fine new store to call and get their |
tickets to the Masquerade ball; every |
purchaser of So worth of goods is entitled |
to a ticket emitting holder and ladies to |
be presented to the best dressed maskers
the best sustained characters, and the |
best dancers.
From Fort Stevens south to Tillamook |
Head the beach Is strewn with hake, hav- |
Ing been cast up on the sands by the |
surf while they were in chase of sar-
Dimes For the past week the dwellers |
along the coast have been gathering them |
up In large quantities and sailing them |
down for winters use, This is the second |
time this year that large numbers OF
this delicious fish have been cast upon the |
beach in like manner.
The dinner given by the ladies |
of the Presbyterian church, yester-
day. was most successful affair." az
many more than were anticipated came
to the feast. The cash receipts from the |
noon dinner were $50, which means that
there We're at least 200 guests. The ladies |
have worked hard and faithfully-none
know how hard such work is save those |
who do it-and deserve great credit for
their success. The evening dinner was
also well attended.
All silk satin ribbons for fancy work,
.O2c to l2hc per yard at Dunbar's.
Miss Alwinia Kirchoff celebrated the |
anniversary of her twelfth birthday at
the residence OF her parents on 18th and
Exchange streets. last evening. About
thirty guests were present. The early
hours Of the evening were spent In games
OF various kinds after which refresh !
ments were served shortly before mid |
night. After wishing Miss Alwinia many
happy returns OF the day. the young folks
10 their homes much pleased /
with the evenings enjoyment