The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-09

! TIE DAILY ASTORIA
AROUND TOWN.
Fresh candles every hour at the Bon
bonniere.
Ddwyn HObson is visiting friends IL
Portland.
To morrow is the last day In which to
pay your water rates.
Bottle of Gambrlnus beer and sandwich,
Is cents, at JOS. Terp's.
Best ice cream and fee cream soda in
the city at the Bonbonniere.
Edward Reed is doing the charging worl
at the Astoria Gas Works at night.
The NEW Hammond-a revolutioner II
typewrfters. Call and see it. w. s. Wood
agent.
A large seining sklff was completed yes.
terday by Contractor Martin for Il. K
Johnson.
Three new members were initiated into
the mysteries of the order of Red Mer
last evening.
Gustav Kleppey, a native of Norway
was yesterday admitted to citizenship in
the county court.
In the probate court yesterday the final
papers in the administration Of the Taylor
estate were filed.
Prof. Wright went to the beach yester-
day where his normal summer school will
be opened in Gearhart Park.
Hammond? VS. the NEW Hammond
typewriter has come ahead of the rail.
road. w. s. Wood, Agent.
Rev. William Seymour short held the
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the Chapel of Holy Innocents, in Upper
Astoria.
The carpenters are busy at work on
Fishers hall and 1t will not be very long
before Astoria will have a cosy little
theatre.
The trial of Alick Hanson, charged with
the burning of the Burnside dwelling, will
take place tomorrow in Judge Abercrom-
bies court.
AT Warrenton last week were united in
marriage Miss o. Campbell and the Rev.
Mr. Rounds. Both parties are residents
of Warrenton.
Andrew Ramna, the saloon man, intends
building an addition to his Astor street
Increase Of business de-
mands the enlargement.
A young peoples rally was held at the
Congregational church last Sunday even
ing from to o'clock. The meeting was
led by Mr.. s. Peterson.
Mrs. II. Thing Of this city left yester-
day for San Francisco. On her return
home she will he accompanied by her
sister, Miss Nellie Sherman.
Survival of the fittest" The NEW
Hammond typewriter is everywhere sup
planting the old typeIbar machines. Call
and see it. w. S. Wood, Agent.
In order to take advantage Of the rush
If work to be done while the good weather
lasts Mr.. Normile has been compelled to
W 0rk a force of men on Sundays.
The swimming season is now on. Any
afternoon a number of young men can
be seen having an hours sport from the
wharves which line the water front.
One of the street cars took fire yester-
day. 1t was occas,oned by the grounding
Of the wires, and was the cause of few
hours delay to the service of the street
car company.
In the justice court yesterday F. Ken
nedy and W. Enyart, arrested for ille-
gal fishing, were fined $3.50. Peterson,
charged with the same offense, had his
suspended till today.
Blank order forms for the grave stones
for the Union soldiers buried in the VI
cin1ty of Clatsop county, were received
by Gushing Post yesterday. The grave
stones will arrive next month.
A small audience greeted the GLOBE
trotter last evening to hear the lecture
Ind see the exhibition walk. Sutton COW
cred the three miles in 10 3-4 minutes,
starting from the fiat of his back.
The report current upon the streets yes
.erday that man had died at the hos
pital from the effects of a blow ON the
head received from downtown saloon
proprietor turned out to be untrue.
Enthusiasm In tennis playing does not
seem to fade, as both the members of the
Outing club and T. for 7. continue to
play both morning and evening. II they
Seep 1t up Astoria Will soon have some
rack players.
Miss Trullinger's class In china painting
viii begin Tuesday afternoon at 1880. Les
IONS on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
Afternoons. Terms, $l,00 single lesson; $40
ser month. All pupils will have the use
II the studio every afternoon.
Around Smiths Point about 150 yards
rom the Bay Railway water tank, is a
yeritable hobo camp. Some 20 or 80 hard
10 men are there and the noise made at
light terrifies the neighborhood. It is
suggested that the police look into the
natter
on and after July 2. the Seashore Road
20. will run two daily trains each way,
Until further notice, leaving Seaside at
80 a. m. and p. M, and Young's Buy at
a. m. and 4:S0 p, m. Take steamer
)wyer, leaving Flavel's dock at $50 a.
n. and 4 p, m.
Mr.. III. p. Hanson has opened a new
oda works establishment at the foot Of
tn street. Mr.. Hanson was formerly in
BUSINESS in Astoria, and feeling assured
4 the coming railroad has started in
BUSINESS again. His delivery wagon bears
he sign, Railroad or Bust"
Capt. Patterson, of the o. r. and N,
Hot service, returned yesterday from
,latsop Beach, where he domiciled his
amily for the summer The captain has
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