The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-27
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
Tonight the masquerade.
Honiton Lace Braid at Dunbar's.
Oregonians feel better-after the rain.
Eggnog as your mother made it-at
The Office.
James Hislop, of Portland, is registered
at the Occident.
George ]. Smith was celebrating his
25th birthday yesterday.
There are two kinds Of salmon twine-
Marshall's, and the others.
The schooner Louis Olsen has been for
feited to the government.
Mrs. ]. N. Boiler, of Young's River, was
visiting in Astoria yesterday.
White aprons, 25c each, at Dunbars.
Mr.. NJ. c. Crosby, who has been quite
sick for several days, is better. 80.
Marshalrs twine-5O-15 ply-is the
strongest, cheapest n best in the world.
The best quality kid gloves at Dun
bars. .rie
The Warrenton assault case will come
up for hearing in the justice cour to-
day.
The best Tom and Jerry and eggnog
will be found Thanksgiving day at The
Office. .etss.
George w. Stuart, a Boston merchant,
is visiting in the city and will remain
several days. sn;nsis
Earnest Boyant, of Deep River. and H.
H. Colvin, of Marshland, are registered
at the Astor House. cgG 49,
T~ime-Tonight. --ti' OIL
P~lace-Fisher's Hall.
Event-Red Mems Ball.
We saw today at the Pacific, Commits
sion Co. some of the finest apples and
largest oranges of the season.
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Property owners along 18th street have
filed a remonstrance against the proposed
Improvement of that thoroughfare. ,pv
India silk, soc per yard at Dunbar's.
Thad Trullinger, the electrician, came
in contact with a stick of wood yester-
day, and the stick got the best of | m
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Grand ball in Suomi Hall, will be given
on November 3Oth, at s o'clock Saturday
night, by Kalewa Band. Admission so
cents.
A patent ralsin seeder which was on
exhibition in one of the hardware stores
yesterday attracted the attention of many
ladies.
Married-In the house of Jaeok jack
son, at Uniontown. November Goth. VIM
Balo and Ida Ryytila, Rev. J. ]. Hoikka
c officiating. lpy..,
Mr.. r. A. Kuner, representing the
wholesale grocery firm Of H.. Levi a. Cos
San Francisco, called on his Astoria
friends yesterday.
The Athletic Club is having put in the
club rooms q set of hot shower baths
and four new bath rooms with complete
apparatus.
If you are looking for cranberries, APP
pie Butter, Jelly, Fruit Of n variety,
nuts, or Fancy Vegetables. go to the Pa
cifc Commission Co. .gylsiH "r|
The Ladies' Guild of Grace CHURCH will
hold their sale of Holiday goods Thu s. /.
lay afternoon, December 6, 1895, inlthe
basement of the church. i ,"a.
Stock Fish, Anchovies, Cape Cod Mack
erel, Eastern Goldfish, Smoked Herrings.
Bloaters, Norwegian Herrings, etc.,Seto,.
1t Foard & Stokes Co.'s. NJ
Ladies' all wool mittens zoe pair IA
Dunbar's. 10 c&SgI
New Jersey may be the home of the
mosquito, but, in view of the fact that
I is also the home of Marshall's Irvine
'actories, the world can forgive It. p.l9I
For once on a stormy day the Western
Union wire did not go down and, as q
business man remarked yesterday, that
company Is to be congratulated.
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The regular meeting of the members OF
Astor Lodge. X. of p. for the election of
ulcers, will be held In the lodge rooms
onight. A full attendance is desired.
Leave your orders. at the Pat" Market
IA Commercial street, for Thanksgiving
turkeys. One thousand pounds came d.
'ect from Southern Oregon this morning.
A se%lf-locking hook, which must be
,pened with a key, Is the latest contriv-
Lnce on ladies' wraps, n will be a
treat convenience in dressing rooms and
assemblies.
There will be an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.ry and musical-in the Swedish Luther
IN church Thanksgiving a at I:4b p
Admission 10 and Is cents. Good pro-
ram. AN invited.
Don't forget that an experienced hsher-
nan, when he won the choice OF various
,inds of fish Irvine, as first prize In n
ailing race at the last Astoria regatta
hose Marshall's. Why?
Among the prominent commercial men
n town yesterday were Mr.. C. Shiek, OF
he Bridge and Bench Mfg. Company, 81.
.ouis. and James Murray OF dolusnllth
/ Lowenberg. Portland.
Married-At Hotel Tighe. Tuesday after
DON, November &c. by the Rev. William
Short, rector Of Grace Church,
Hiss Laura Il. Sleeper. of Marshfield, TO
Ir. Addison f. Cook. OF this city.
Your Thanksgiving dinner will not be
omplete unless you have on your menu
rozen Eastern oysters. You can pro-
ure them in the shell as well as In
ans at the Pacific Commission Co.'S.
Citron, Lemon. and Orange Peel. Cur
antsf Raisins, Sweet and Boiled Cider.
Juts. Cooking Brandy, Cranberries,
'lum Pudding. Mince Meat. Oranges!
Grapes, etc. etc. Qt Foard q
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