The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-27
AROUND TOWN.


Cider standing by;
Rosy cheeks a-beaming
And kissing on the sly!
Christmas ornaments at Smiths
Marshall's Twine-nothlng like 1t for fish
nets.
A Balmanno, of Portland, is at the oc-
cident.
For latest holiday novelties, go to p. A.
Stokes
Tom Carroll, of Brookfield, was In town
yesterday.
ker House.
Jas Casey of Danvllle ILL.,, Is registered
at the Parker.
Gus. Kilbe, of Walluski, spent yester-
day in the city.
j. G. Megler and wife, of Brookfeld, are
guests Of the Occident.
Peter Peterson, of Bay Center, is reg
istered at the Parker House.
Judge F. j Taylor was confined to his
house yesterday with bad cold.
Silver novelties in large variety, at II.
Ekstrom's, $50 Commercial street
r. l.. Finlayson, of Brookheld, spent
Christmas with his parents in Astoria.
Mr.. c. E. Powell returned last evening
from short trip to Long Beach. Wash.
Bailey's complexion brushes removes
freckles, tan, bllekhcc6s ana wrinkles.
The New Years Edition of the Evening
News promises to be AN interesting paper.
See our ten cent silk handkerchlefs at
the Oregon Trading Co., 600 Commercial
street.
Solid silver and plated ware-a large as.
sortment at II. Ekstroms, $50 CONNER
cial street.
Misses Bushnell and Field, of Portland,
are spending the holidays with Mrs. C.
w Stone.
The boys have commenced decorating
the new leaves they are going to .urn
New Years day.
Diamonds, watches, iewelry, suitable
for Christmas presents, at II. Ekstrom's,
$50 Commercial street.
Opera glasses, gold and silver mounted
umbrellas and canes, at II. Ekstrom's,
$50 Commercial street.
LoST-Lady's hunting case gold watch.
Finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
Ing same at this office.
This is stock taking time with the mer-
chants and much hard work will be done
by many houses by the first.
C. b. Smith has the finest display Of
Christmas candies in the city. Ills prices
cannot be beaten in the city.
Judge Gray reports that some action
VIII soon be taken by the committee IN
regard to the battleship Oregon memorial
Call at Crows gallery and see those
beautiful holiday mounts-just the thing
to send with your photograph for Christ
mas,
Neckties, silk handkerchiefs, silk muf-
fers, gloves, etc, at p, A. Stokes,
Nick Davich was pardoned by the gov
ernor Christmas eve, and released blythe |
sheriff. He spent Christmas with his |
family.
Tho lcI MO1pln nipnr
sively by the Corbltt n Macleay Co., Port |
land, is having a great run throughout the
West
Christmas in Astoria was a quiet day
and spent by most people in their homes
with the children after the various church
services,
Christmas was a fine day and the many
decorated ships in the harhor told of good
cheer and thoughts Of home amongst the
sailor lads,
Buy Marshal's twlne and save fifty per
cent of your next years outlay. 1t is the
best fish twine on earth. Ask fishermen
who use It,
seventy-two Christmas candles for 10
cents at c. b. Smiths,
Yesterday was very quiet and dun
business day. The storm kept people In
doors and few country people ventmed
from home,
An old-timer declares this to be the
worst December he recollects in Oregon.
There has been no use this month for
sun shades.
Look out for the second annual bah of
the Astoria Amateur Brass Band, to be
given New Years night a good time
Is promised to all.
Miss Harriet NJ, Kinney arrived from
Portland, whore she Is attending school,
Tuesday morning, and win spend the
holidays at home.
Genuine Findon Haddocks. Imported
Stock Fish, Anchovles and Holland Her
ring; also Fine Bloater Mackerel; try
them. Foard x Stokes Co.
The Astoria Amateur Brass Band win I
give It's second annual BAH in Fishers
hall, New Years evening. The event
promises TO be a most enjoyable one
At the Presbyterian church Sunday !
evening will be given special sacred con-
'ert and choral service which promises
10 be feast TO all lovers OF sacred music I
Nothing Is nicer for a Christmas present .
or your gentleman friends than box OF
y Modelo cigars, imported by Corbitt & I