The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-23

\ HlD6FC r DUNBAR
5 AROUND TOWN..
J. L. Stout, of seaview, is in town.
Everybody is ~golng-to the Rel Mems
Ball.
The cold snap-slippery sidewalks on
the hills.
J. Il. Elliott, of Eillott's Landing, was
in the city yesterday.
FOR RENT-A "Densmore' typewriter.
Enquire at this Office.
Hon. C. w. Fulton returned home from
Portland yesterday morning.
Mr.. D. Laskier, a wecl known up-river
travelling man, is in Astoria.
John Bostrom, of Blind Slough, is spend
Ing u short vacation In town.
William Balls, a Portland spice mer-
/, chant, is ait the Parker House.
: We have a few choice lots In New AS
toria cheap. r. L. Boyle & Co.
Ask Harry WIhertty about the Joke he
has on Deputy Sheriff Prael. It's rich.
The o. R. and N. Co. is selling round
trip tickets TO SIAN Francisco for $1,000.
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Portlanders, are registered at the Occi-
dent.
MIR. Alex Sutton, who has been to Cal
ifornia on a visit, returned home yes
terday.
Daniel P. Bagnell, a South Bend bust
ness man, IS stopping for a few days In
Astoria.
Don't forget that we will sell you lots
in Flavel as soon as any one. R. L.
Boyle & Co.
1t is said that crowds are getting their
masks ready for the Red Mems ball
Thanksgiving eve.
Babies hoods are of white silk finished
with swan1down and frllls of white chif-
fon framing the delicate features.
Captain Babbidge, of the steamer Flee
trio, s~pralned his ankle yesterday, which
Will lay him up for several days.
Master Fred ~Crockford, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. ]. r. Rathom,
returned home ITO Victoria yesterday.
The Foard & Stokes Company have 2 500
cases of salmon on the wrecked steamer
Bandorille which was INSURED for $3.50 per
case.
Yesterday afternoon "a large boat load
of supplies was shipped from the grocery
store of Ross, Higgins & Co. to the rail-
road camps.
Herman W1lse's new store windows,
brilliantly lighted all night, materially
Increase the light in THAT block on Com
mercial street.
An adjourned session of the circuit
court Will be held today at which several
important decisions VIA he rendered by
Judge Mcbride.
Several of the prominent tfhoroughfares
have been cleaned and 1t Is now possible
for one to cross the street without drown
ing In the mud.
Three mining claims in the Rock Creek
mining district, situated in This county,
were filed In the office OF County Clerk
Dunbar yesterday.
Some of the new sleeves are plated
into the neck n the fullness Is then
moulded to 1.-THE shoulder and falls grace
FULLY over the arm,
Captain Hallock reports that there are
no Idle men to be found In town, and
that in four days they have not had a
case of drunkenness.
Rival auction houses on Commercial
street last night had a bell ringing match
and 1t was a toss up which institution
could make the most noise.
The balance of THE wire for the new
fire alarm system will arrive in "a few
days. When completed the system will
be one of the best on the coalst.
1t will he noticed by the church an,
nouncements In another column that sew
eral Of the churches will hold special
Thanksgiving services next Thursday.
The members of the w. C. T. U. will
be glad to receive donations for the poor
Of the city at their room In Rescue Hall,
Wednesday, the eth from. 10 a. m. to
5 p. m
Leave your orders at tho Pat" Mar
ket, 5i Commercial street, for Thanks-
giving turkeys, One thouyand pounds
came direct from Southern Oregon this
morning.
Among the country visitors who were
doing business in Astoria yesterday were
II. p. Anderson, of Gray's River, B.
Brown, OF Skamokawa, M L. Campbell,
of Warrenton
The regular quarterly directors meeting
OF the Scandinavian Benevolent Society
was held yesterday afternoon In the Gem
trail Hotel and considerable important
business was transacted. 4
Passengers intending to take advantage
of the reduced rates to a Francisco
offered by the o. r.. and N. Co., should d
call at the office and secure sleeping ac>
commodattons in advance.
Mr.. f.. C. Gamble, OF Victoria, the i
Dominion government engineer, in charge 1
or the work In that neighborhood. arrived
In the city yesterday and is engaged to- q
day In visiting the Fort Stevens jetty.
A new collarette IL composed Of three
collars Of chiffon. each a trifie narrower
than the other. and the whole is fin ]
ished by a large ruche reaching above
the ears and nesting against the hair.
The Society Minerva win give a socSable T.
Saturday evening, tho sd, at o'Brien's :
pains in the back, side, chest, or =