The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-27

Oh small weekly or monthly pigments,
or Tor cash II youpleaSe. AS to the work.
lnlariship we guarantee to DO OF the fnest
kind. Our patrons are aware of the fact
that we do not handle Cheap John, goods,
SO we do not believe IN Cheap Tom work
nlanship. Thanking you for your lb-
eral patronage we are.
Very Respectfully Yours,
DASTERN CLOCK co.
The most liberal credit house 1N 18th
street, Astoria, Or.
The Foard & Stokes Company and Ross,
Higgins & Co., though having but short
time to prepare, made a very creditable
show in the parade Thursday evening.
Messrs. Bveneson & Cook now handle
the celebrated Anheuser-Busch beer at
the Central Hotel. A consignment was
received this morning and 1t Is now kept
on draught at five cents per glass. Give
It a trial and be convinced Of its super
iority.
Contractor Alexander was yesterday
looking over the proposed improvements
on Jerome avenue. When completed the
odSOe VIII NC OuS VI lhe Pl0buSSl AZ thS
city.
A gentleman was heard to remark yes
terday that he thought 1t very strange
that the return of Harry Hamblett's
pigeon, which had been sent out some
five weeks ago, had never been chron-
icled.
]. D. Meyer. a prominent wholesale
cigar merchant of Portland, accompanied
by his wife, and party Of six friends,
arrived on the Telephone yesterday. They
leave today on the Ocean Wave for a va
cation at Long Beach.
Mr.. G. w. Dickinson, assistant general
superintendent of tine Northern Pacific, re-
turned to Portland on the Telephone last
night. He left his wife and sons
here. They will spend some time at Gear
hart Park, with Mr.. Hammond's family.
Rev. d. Staver being out of town the
services ait the Congregational church
VIII We NohuUSteu NY VI0 ISSN' D. N'
Schmid morning and evening.
There will also be services In the Ger
man language at the Congregational
church on Sunday afternoon at 2:SO.
First M. e. Church. Preaching at Ii a.
m. and p. m, by Rev. ]. W. Bushong,
D. ID. Subject at II a. M, '"rhe Secret of
Moses Shame and of His Glory" At g.
p. M, "a Woman's Matchless Song Of
Triumps; by whom, and why" All most
cordially invited. Seats free. ]. W.
BusIhong.
The usual services will be held at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor, Rev. r. Liddell. Sabbath school
at 1915 p. m. Y. P. S. C. e. at 7 p. IN.
A very cordial invitation is extended to
all, especially strangers and visitors, to
attend these services.
Swedish Luthern n church-Services
Sunday morning at 1890 in the Swedish
the evening out at Mr.. Andrew Young's,
at p. m. Sunday week there will be
no preaching in the morning, as the
pastor will be at the conference meeting
in LGCamis, Wash, but Rev. Hoikka or
Rev. Rllppa will fill the pulpit in the
evening and preach in Swedish.
a fishing hOat with a nef and other deh-
ing apparatus in 1t, was observed drifting
down the river in front of the Kinney
cannery yesterday afternoon. No one
was in the boat, which had evidently be-
come unfastened from the place to which
1t had been tied. The boat was picked
up and turned over to Captain Hallock,
who shortly after found the owner.
The Carnival of Nations which took
place at Fishers Hail last evening, was
well attended. The costumes were excep-
tionally fine and showed taste in the prep
arations on the part of those who ar
ranged them. The young folks under the |
able direction of Professor Beggs, won
merfted applause and the entertainment |
was in every sense a complete success.
The Astoria Cricket Team left last even
ing for Portland. where this afternoon
they VIII play team from the Multno- |
nah Athletic Club. The historians have |
been in practice for some time and their
friends claim that they wifi come back
vistorious. They will be somewhat handi- |
capped, though, by not having the SER
vices of three Of their best players. Ra-
thcm, Davis and Wilkinson, all of whom
were unable to go. The team which left
last night is composed OF the following
men: Frank Gum. Harry Bell, Robert
Gibson, S. H. Maddox, William Haldane,
Joseph Walsh, Mr.. Findlay, Walter Ride
halgh, A, s. Tee. R, C. F. Astbury, and
Tyhov IIi,.,io.