The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-15

Y. Enyart, on appeal.
c.. f. Lester, superintendent of the Sea-
hore railroad, was in town yesterdly
n short business trip.
The matter of a memorial for the battle
hip Oregon will again be taken up by
he school children this term.
J. II. Vaughn, Thos Foss, John HEIDI
nd VIM. Hoeck, of Grays River, were
n town yesterday purchasing supplies
The EVERY Monday club" will meet
in the basement of the Presbyterian
hurch on Monday afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. ]. V. Marlen, bookkceper for Ross,
Higgins q Co., returned yesterday from
ealslde, where he spent most enjoyable
acation.
A private school for children will be
tarted about the middle Of this month
FOR particulars apply to Miss Polly Nc
lean, 465 18th street
Johan Heltla and Matte Werkkla, ma
ives of Russia, yesterday In the county
ecoming citizens Of the United States.
Special sale of mackintoshes for four
ays. See McAllen & Mcdonnell, Bond
treet.
c. II. Cooper's second shipment Of late
tyles of ladies' jackets and capes Is just
eceived and the ladies of Astoria are
ordially invited to call and examine
hem.
Mcdonald, the tailor, was yesterday
moving his store to the southwest corner
( Commercial and 18th streets, where he
las good corner and will have neat
lace.
Robert Crawford, Of Nehalem, was in
he city yesterday, and brought in
arge lot of exceptionally fine butter,
which was picked up very rapidly by the
lerchants.
Miss Mason returned to the city yes
erday after a pleasant holiday among
riends In other cities. She will probably
egln her kindergarten classes again in
wo weeks.
Thomas Brlce and Edwin Corts loft last
lst night for Portland and from there
vii make "A trip through the Willamette
alley on their wheels and VIII be gone
bout two weeks,
The services In the First NJ. IL. Church
tlll be at 1880 p. m. and not at Z p. m,
IS stated in the notice of yesterday and
he young peoples meeting viii be at
$50 p. m. and not at g. as per notice.
bids wt.l be received until September
5th 1885, fuc the removal of 500 yards
more or less of eXcavate1 earth Right
eserVed to reject any or all bids, For
PARTICULARS address Pacific Paving Co.
See McAllen & Mcdonnell for New
High novelties IN Dress Goods, Parkers
Nd store.
one of the horses attached to the Par
ter House bus had one of It's 'egs al
most broken by stepping through a rot
en- plank In the street opposite the o. |
Z. e. n. dock. That a damage suit did |
lot result Is no fault Of the city
l.. u, See,ey and II. W. Creighton, OF !
he G. r. a L. $. Nav Co., came lown |
rom Portland yesterday morning with a !
,arty of strangers, all OF whom went |
o the jetty I'm the morning and to Tongue !
Point in the afternoon, returning to Port |
and In the evening
The Troy Laundry Co, has made ar
angements with A, j. Squires to act us
Is agent for Astoria. This company Is
oted for high grade work and prompt |
ellvery. Mendlng and repairing free
bundles called for and delivered, Office
Il Commercial street,
Parties wishing photos enlarged in
rayon water color or India ink would
o we,l to call on w, r. Snodgrass be-
ore giving the WORK to others. This work
{ Mr. Snndgrass in this line is very fine
: his samples viii show. Studio go
commercial street
In the church notices of the First Nj. i.
hurch today 1t win be observed that
his is DR., Bushongs last Sabbath for
,is conference year; But II "pahe |
umor' is to be believed Or, b. has re-
Alved "A call to a large church further
asst" and It may be his last Sabbath In
storla.
Clerk Ferguson of the school board !
finishes the following comparative state
ent of the attendance IN the public
.hools for the first week Of the term
lis and last year; SMcClure's school
lis year, AS. last year, i26; Adair's, this
,ar, ?tl, 1884, l7h; Shlve,y's, 226 this year,
st year, 2l3; John Days and Walluski.
!; total this year. 1913, as against S7S
uplls last year
The Red Front shoe shop on Third
rect opposite Cooper's store is a neat
tie OUTFIT and is drawing much atten-
on The social proprietor, Mr.. Fred o.
Walters, Is again ready to serve his old
as well as new ones In his
ew location, he says. IL you want an
asy shoe, lasting shoe and stylish
noe al you have to do Is to come and
save your measure. and at the same
Tine get your old shoes saved.
For special bargains In all lines OF dry
-oods for four days, see MeAllen & Me
)onne.., Bond street.
james w. Elder. Pacific coast agent for
,iark's o. n. T. spool cotton ana Mar.
hais twine, with headquarters at San
francisco, Is In this city on Als annual
ilslt OF inspet tion AMONG northwestern l
AGENCIES lie expressed himself yesterday I
- being greatly pleased with the selec- /
Ion OF MarsAalls twlne by the winner |
n ~. A.. Al -. I