The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-15
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.


Local weather for the twoney-four hours
endlrg at D. m. yesterday, furnished
by the United States department Of agri-
culture weather bureau:
Maximum Temperature, 58 degrees.
Minimum temperature, "A degrees.
Precipitation, Is inch.
Total precipitation from September LIST,
1894, to date, 70 inches.
| Excess Of precipitation from September
lst, 1894, to date 5.65 inches.
u5 AROUND TOWN.
Duck suits, $195 at ShanaNlan Bros.
Electric Paste is sure death to cock
3roeches. Sold by Chas. Rogers.
sssSuperirtendent A. r. Clinton yesterday
inspected the electric fire alarm system
Of the city, which will be placed in good
working order wherever needed.
ShanaIhlan Bros. undersell everyone.
H. B. Lit, Portlandis leading suit and
cloak's house, will have a handsome line
Of dresses, cloalos and wraps for sale at
Mrs. McKen2ie's, Masonic Building, urGdl
further notice.
Ladies vests, &c, at Shanahan Bros.
Captain Staples handsome residence
on the hill is being given a new suit of
clothes-in other words, Is being painted
inside and outside and will soon present
very nice appearance.
The executive committee Of the Pioneer
and Historical Society will meet at
Judge Gray's office at p. m. next Mon
day, to take action in regard to the re-.
PORES of the various committees.
Paper patterns 1Oc each Shanahan
Bros.
All day yesterday men were working
on this new cricket grounds opposite
Foard G. Stokes getting them in smooth
condition for practice work The Cricket
Club will go into training at once pre-
paratory to the summer matches.
Mems Balbriggan shirts, zoe. Shanahan
Bros.
The following were among the passen-
gers for Portland on the Potter last
evening: John Yakola, Miss Gertrude
Esser, G. G.. Alexander Mrs. Overlook,
j. Forsen, N. Fosttne, T. s. Cornelius,
Mrs. Connor, Mr.. Deka. s. M. Cooper,
A. Lankner.
Pure white Lisce vests, 2Oc Shanahan
Bros.
Several little girls were seen yesterday
afternoon with young lads for escorts,
riding horseback in the old-fashioned
boy-way, and their bloomers were not OF
the new cut, either. All the same they
looked cute and happy and were gaining
health and strength.
Mems overalls. 4Oc pair Shanahan
Bros.
Services at the Congregational church.
Preaching at IL a. m. and p. m. The
Sunday school meets at 1915 and the
Christian Bndeavor Society at p. m.
Rev. w. 70. M. Stewart, of Streator, ILL.,,
VIII occupy the pulpit in the evening.
His theme: Gods Greatest Gift"
Mems fine sateen shirts 5Oc. Shanahan
Bros.
The Rev. Mr.. George, Presbyterian
minister from Pennsylvania, will preach
on Sabbath morning at Ii O'Clock In the
old school house, Uppertown. All the
members and congregation of the Pres
byteHan church of Upper Astoria, are
very urgently requested to attend this
service.
Magnificent assortment laces, shana,
han Bros
AT the instance OF the captain of the
harkentine now loading lumber ut Knapp
ton, Deputy Marshal Stewart yesterday
afternoon arrested a number of the crew,
who were about to leave the ship, and
took them before Commissioner Thomson,
who ordered them confined urltil the ship
should so to sea.
Chtldrens yachting caps 25c, at Shan
ahan Bros
A Nechte Social will be held by the
Sewing Society of the Norwegian Evan
gelical Lutheran Church OF Astoria on
Saturday evening. at s o'clock, June 10,
In the Society Minerva Hail. corner 18th
and Exchange street. An excellent pro-
gram will be rendered and refreshments
will be served. All cordially invited.
Boys wool suits, two pieces, $3.50 suit.
Shanahan Bros.
The following were among the passen-
gers for Portland last evening on the
Bailey Gatzert. Miss Hawkins, Mrs. Cur
ley, II. Durney, c. j. Richmond, Mr..
Elliott, Mrs. Rosenberg. Miss jeffrey f.
jackson, C. Stern, Mr.. Hedley, Frank
Dunbar and wife, e. j. Smith and wife,
Miss l.. Rowe. Miss e. Rowe, e. Bayles,
Fine assortment of ladies' waists to
select from. ShanaIhan Bros.
"As rents advance tenants move" was
the other day by Jno. Svenson,
who has been paying $40 per month
ground rent near Kinney's cannery. When
notified that the land had become more
valuable and the rent would be raised
he took up his house and moved to ground
near the court house which he got for
IS per month.
Why pay more elsewhere when you
can buy the same ait Shanahan Bros.
At the Astoria Iron Works can be seen !
one OF the largest pieces OF that rare |
wood lignum vitae, ever to come to this |
city. II is about inches In diameter, |
four feet hong and weighs go pounds !
The piece was cut from near the base OF |
the tree. 1t Is valued at about $S2. This |
wood is sometimes used for the bearings |
In machinery.
American Lady Corset Back. Sold |
everywhere for N.S5; our price 800. |
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