The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-30

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5 AROUND TOWN.
: The business man need have no cares
AS to the disposition of his wares,
Nor walt for trade with wistful eyes
II he will but advertise.
Nice gnd moist.
Side combs at Dunbars.
Thunder and lightning!
Tonight-the Republican rally.
II. B. May, tho well known Portland
travelling man, is in town.
Several mishaps occurred during yester.
days storm, but little damage occurred
Among the big things produced in New
Jersey are mosquitoes and Marshall's
Twine.
The annual memorial services Of the
ElBs Will be held at their hall tomorrow
evening"
Ar tha naI Lola
busy place, having more orders than they
can attend to.
! Charles Weeks, the hack driver, who
has been sick for several days, was able
to be out yesterday.
To an honest man the best perdu5tes
OF place are the advantages II gives of
doing good.-Addisvn.
We have fine corner lot on Irving ave-
nue. for sale cheap. X. L. Boyle & Co.,
5S5 Commercial street.
A dance will be given by young people
OF Upper Astoria at rhe engine house
of No. 3's this evening.
Lars Olsen, of Puget Island, and A. II.
Klint, of Skamokawa were on business
visits to town yesterday
Miss Lizzie Farrell left last evening on
the Telephone for Portland, where she
Will visit for few days.
1t Ia strange that we throw away with
out compunction the old brush and comb
when we find 1t hard to part with them
Grand ball in Suomi Hail. will be given
on November 30th, at o'clock Saturday
night, by Kalewa Band. Admission 50
cents
Try the p. N. Corsets for sale at Dun,
bars.
1t was rumored yesterday that Fred |
SalZ, the harnessmaker, was stricken
dumb when he heard the rolling of the
thunder.
Stock Fish, Anchovies, Cape Cod Mack
erel, Eastern Goldfish, Smoked Herrlngs,
Bloaters, Norwegian Herrlngs, etc., ETC..
at Foard & Stokes Co.'S.
Lightning struck the Trulllnger electric
light plant yesterday afternoon, burning
cut one of the transformers and entailine
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Look In our window today for some
thing That you will all need when the
clouds roll by and the Arctic breezes
reach us. Chas. Rogers, druggist
Seven Of the Mutlnomah Athletic Club ,,
men VIII arrive In Astoria on The 19tl
of December TO take part in The indoor (,
games of the Astoria Football Club i
.ome where the woodblne twineth !.
But let this be the verdict impartial
There is no kind of twine that twlneth y
like the twine that Is twined by Marshall a
Leave your orders at the pat" Market ,
"A Commercial street, for THANKSGIVING . .
turkeys. One thousand pounds came d.
ect from Southern Oregon this morning. q
Embroidery rings, 8 cents a pair at
)unbars.
John Barbour of Lisbon, Ireland, and
~ Barbour of New Jersey, both of ~
Barbour twlne fame. are in the city y
'hey are making a tour of the Pacific V'
oast, A
AT the time the sharp electric display in ", w
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ne western Union telegraph wires went nV
own simultaneously the messenger boy 10
III on the table. III
ad
Hank ingalls, left last evening for Ska m mro
okawa 10 attend the dance and took ~ ~
$ violin along with him. He wanted to III
sure that there would be music even W.
he had to furnish II himself. mn
hN
rhe fad now is painting on the table no
en When lady gives n luncheon she
Ten Paints souvenirs for ca III ,'uost's W.
tie OF the same designs which she has
ICED on the damask of The table. /
he Normandy bonnet for small girls wa
a large velvet crown, and the curved VII
m Is turned back and lined with light th'
led silk, the trimming Of rosettes be, Ma
OF the same shade as the silk. mi
Dos
assengers intending TO take advantage rec
the reduced rates to San Francisco .at
cred by the 0, II, and N Company, Mr
'uld call at the ticket office and reserve 'ot
sping accommodations In advance. llis
oster's real kid laced gloves at Dun MT MT
IS. the
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lroh, Lemon, ana Orange Peel, Cur bot
70" iSalslns sweet ana Boiled Cider, tlof
Ls Cooking Brandy, Cranberries, nan
m Pudding. Mince Meat. Oranges, pre
nons Grapes, etc, ETC., at Foard n tlon
Ses Co.'S.
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old man once sat on the roadside
amused himself by throwing sticks
stones at the passersby When REM ~,
rated with he replied; II like to H'
w stick or a stone and all l ask 3
9 left alone"
ie December McClure's ana Cosmo-
an Magazine Christmas numbers
; been received and contain many fine "A
Hes beautifully illustrated Chapter NJ
Abraham Lincoln" by Ida NJ Tar
HAL Caine." by Robert Marlborough
ard, and Chapters from Life" by
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