The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-14
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
Fresh candies every hour at the Bon
bonniere.
Wild blackberres at Ross, Higgins
Co.
Bottle of Gambrinus beer and sandwich,
Is cents, at Jos. Terp's.
Walt. ]. Ingalls,, the Melville farmer,
was In town yesterday.
Hay, oats and all Kinds of mill feed for
sale by Ross, Higgins & Co.
Best ice cream and fee cream soda in
the city at the Bonbonniere.
]. ]. and VIM. Martin, OF Kansas City,
are registered at the Parker House.
Herman Duncan leaves this evening for
a weeks pleasure trip up the country.
Electric Paste is sure death to cock
reaches, rats and mice; at Rogers Drug
Store.
G. W. Fisher, the well-known keeper
of Wallush bridge. spent yesterday in
town.
Take Sunday cutting to North Beach
Sunday. The North Pacific leaves at 8
o'clock.
Get a NEW Hammond, pre-eminently
the best typewriter manufactured. w. s.
Wood, agent.
Have you seen 1t yet-the NEW Ham
mold typewriter? Call and examine It.
w. s. Wood, agent.
Mrs. ]. L. Wes therbee, accompanied by
her son, Ralph, are in town. They will
remain for several weeks.
Please bear In mind that the steamer
North Pacific makes her regular Sunday
excursion to Ilwaco next Sunday, July
18th.
Mrcus Wise, of Ilwaco, was in Astoria
yesterday. He says that the beach trade
is much better this season than ever be-
fore.
Mr.. Martin Foard and family, who
have been spending the past week In the
Nehalem country. will return home this
afternoon.
]. H. Groom, who is connected with the
Oregonlan special, which is devoted to
the resources and immigration OF Oregon,
is in the city.
The funeral of little lone Gerdes took
place from Pohls undertaking rooms yes
terday. The body was inferred In Green
wood cemetery.
See the beautiful Shetland pony, the
Egyptian donkey Jerry" and the Sibe-
rian blood hounds at the court house
square, Friday night.
Mrs. Christensen and her sister, Miss
Setta Smith, Will leave during the coming
week for a short pleasure trip to Beaver
Irm on Gray's RIVER.
The McGregor Mill, of Upper Astoria,
IS cutting 10000 feet of lumber for the
new Methodist Episcopal church, to be
built on Gray's River.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Levy, mother and
father of Mrs. s. Danger, and Mrs. c..
M. Celler, are visiting in the city and
will remain several months.
Mrs. C. w .Vanetten, OF Shicago arrived
In this city yesterday morning. She will
spend the summer at Seaside, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Campbell
The hose team will meet Wednesday
evening next. The meeting win be an
important one, and all interested In the
matter are requested to be present.
Uncle Toms Cabin" win be given in
Astoria next Friday night, in the big
pavilion to be erected la the Court House
square. 1t promises to be a great at
traction.
The steamer r. r.. Thompson will leave
for Young's Bay bridge this morning at
6 o'clock, where passengers can take the
cars for Gearhart Park and Clatsop
Beach paints.
Mrs Scholheld, mother of Mrs T. S.
Cornelious OF Upper Astoria, leaves for
her home in Hillsboro this evening. Mrs.
Scholheld has been visiting in Astoria
several weeks.
II is no exaggeratlon to say that the
NEW Hammond will out-wear half a
dozen typewrters OF other makes. Prac-
tlcally, there is no limit to its durability
w. s. Wood, agent.
A game OF baseball will be played to-
day at Lewis and Clarke, between the L.
and c. team and a picked nine from this
city Quite a large number of baseball
enthusiasts will so along.
I "a 90 rrU 90
people, with an orchestra OF 10 pieces,
They promise splendid production of
Uncle Toms Cabin in the court house
square next Friday night.
Harry Mallett yesterday proved up on
his homestead consisting OF lots 2, and
4, Section 2, and the southwest quarter
of the northwest quarter of section II,
township north, range 10 west.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, one-half In
ttrest in well-estabGshed and best To-
Gated confectionery business In Astoria.
Reason for selling. owner intends to
leave the city. Address 81" this office.
Chief OF Police Loughery has issued an
order warning all bathers not to go in
bathing within the city limits without
proper bathing suits. He says II the
order Is not obeyed It will be necessary
for arrests to be made.
Why stay at home when you can spend
a pleasant day at Fort Candy and the
beach, Remember the North Pacific viii
leave the o. r. and N. dock Sunday,
July 18th, at 5 o'clock in the morning,
Round trip ticket only 80 cents.
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