The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-28


| 1894, to date, 1877 inches.
Excess Of precipitation from September
LIST, 1894, to date, Sol inches.
AROUND TOWN.
Fresh candles every hour at the Bon
bonniere.
Mr.. John Jenne, of Quinn's Landing,
was in the city yesterday.
Best Ice cream and ice cream soda In
the city at the Bonbonniere.
Bonnet No. received the highest num-
Der Of votes instead Of No. l.
Look out for the High School Football
Club excursion on the Fourth.
Sixteen more teams were put to work
at the Parelli camp yesterday.
Magnus Gallagher, the up-river seIner,
was In the city yesterday on a business
VISIT
William and Mark Warren returned
from business trip to oregon City yes
terday.
Mr.. Marcus Wise, Of Ilwaco, went up
to Portland on the steamer Telephone
last night.
We guarantee our headache tablets to
cure any case of headache in Is minutes
Charles Rogers.
Go to Fort Candy on the 4th with the
High School Football Club. Only 50 cents
for the round trip.
A large attendance of the elite Of the
city filed the rooms of the Art Loan
Exhibit last night.
Big celebration at Fort Candy on the
4th. The nwacos and the High School
Club are to compete.
Three disorderlies were all that occu-
pied the attention of Judge Osburn in the
police court yesterday.
zone out of Hundred Thousand Pull
pits In the United States" At the NJ. z.
church June SOtb. at p. m.
M. C. Sale is putting up a large new
barn on his Lewis and Clarke farm which
will be completed in few days.
Call and see for yourself for we can
give you a bargain In candles at L. I.
Johnson's opposite Central Hotel.
Season tickets are good until punched
ten times. More than one can enter at
the same time on a season ticket.
Gus A. Dolph and Miss Anna l.. Nj
qulste were united in marriage by Coun-
ty Judge Gray yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Rannells many friends will be glad
to know that she is improving, and her
recovery is now considered certain.
But forty days more will be required
before the two gangs Of men working at
each end of the tunnel will come together.
Yesterday deeds were executed to lots
2 and in block A, Greenwood Cemetery,
to Mrs. Reifel and Otto Jeldness respect
lively.
II. M. Olsen declared his intention to
become citizen of the United States
before County Clerk Dunbar yesterday
afternoon.
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is reported
by his physician, DR.. Bartel, to be on
the high road to recovery.
Several country baseball mines are an
Xious to meet a nine from Astoria on
the Fourth. Astoria ball tossers should
get in and organize team.
DON'T miss the great time at Fort Can
by on the 4th. Twenty-Five events to
take place. The steamer Mayhower
leaves Humes dock at s a, m.
Tickets will be sold for the steamer
Telephone and Bailey Gatzert July and |
a. good until 9th, ut one fare for the
round trip, to all points between Astoria |
and Portland.
Mr., A. G. Barker, the well-known and |
popular general agent of the Chicago and |
Northwestern Railroad, of Portland, is in |
the city, and has made a successful raid |
on the freight shippers.
"A grand ball will be given at the home |
Of Mr., Walt ingalls, on the Lewis and |
Clarke on the evening of the. Fourth |
AN will be welcome and good number
of Astorlans intend going.
Divine service with the Holy Com |
munion at st. Thomas -by-the-Sea. Skip |
anon, next Sunday morning at IL o'clock. |
the Rt Rev. h, Wlstar Morris ID. D.,
Bishop % oregon, officiating.
The Lewis and Clarke and Young's Riv-
er people are making great preparations
FOR the celebration OF the coming Fourth
of July, They expect, and no doubt win
have, large crowd from this city.
A game Of football was played several
evenings ago on the Smiths Point
grounds between the High School eleven
and the Columbias. which resulted In a
victory for the former The score was
6 to 0,
A party of Astorlans consisting OF p.
f. Mexican and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw, Mrs. #. Gum, Alfred Tee and
Harry Flndley, will leave on July 9Th
for Cannon Beach where they will camp
for month or longer.
g. Cutglish was on trial before Judge
Abercromble and a jury. yesterday af-
ternooa for assaulting Antoine Culllck.
The trouble occurred at Clifton. The jury
brought In a verdict OF guilty and the
defendant was fined so.
Mr. Hammond's family arrived In Port
land from the East. and win probably ac-
company him 20 Astoria, where they ex-
pect to make their home for the summer.
Mr.. Hammond cannot now get to Astoria
much before the first Of the week. so nj
is understood. = : = = = - ,
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The old favoT9te steamer r. r. Thomp-
son Is again ON the Astoria Portland
route. after having been thoroughly over
hauled. re-paiuted ana re-nitted with new
and elegant furnishings, including car |