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

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AROUND TOWN.
Where are you going, my pretty maid?"
ITO my Christmas shopping, Pa" she
said.
Pa drew a check and wiped his eye,
And thought of the coming buy and buy.
Sachet Powder at Dunbar's.
R. NJ. Leopold, of Cincinnati, Is regis
tered at the occident.
Mr.. P. o'Hara, ex-councilman, was over
from Warrenton yesterday.
Black gloves are not popular this win
ter for full dress occasions.
Mrs Campbell. Of warrenton, is in the
city, visiting Mrs. II. ingalls,. Irs.
Silver novelties in large variety, at H.
Ekstrom's, $50 Commercial street,
cLEguc
H: Tuggy. e. H. Knapp and a. s. Col
Inns, Of San Francisco, are at the Occi-
dent. Ca
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d. VI. IOct ~ ". hCGOUdllt anu a ~
Battle, Jr, of Portland, are guests of
the Occident.
Pen Wipes at Dunbar's.
The steamer Rich was yesterday dis
patched to the railroad camp with large
load of supplies.
John Lewis, John Turpie, J. w. Reed,
and Mr.. London, of John Days, wero in
the city yesterday.
Diamonds. watches, jewelry, suitable
for Christmas presents, at II. Ekstroms,
$50 Commercial street. ~
Fine Fruit Marmalade, Jams, Jellies,
and complete stock of new canned vege-
tables at Foard & Stokes Co.
The supplies for the bark Vidette, which
is loaded with lumber for Redondo were
purchased in Astoria yesterday.
Ice Wool at Dunbar's. - ~
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Hurry little and move on today. But
be sure you are at The Congregational
church tonight 10 hear Move on
In spite of the severe storm of yes
terday afternoon, the Western Union sue
ceeded In getting their line repaired.
We guarantee our Headache Tablets to
cure any case of headacne in 10 minutes.
Sent by mail % cents. Chas Rogers
You can purchase clothing at least ~
per cent cheaper at the Oregon Trading
Co. than you can at any other place
The Mayfower yesterday made spe-
cial trip to the John Days to bring in
the voters from that section Of the city.
Don't blame us II you don't get lot in
Astoria Addition to Warrenton while they
are cheap. r. l.. Boyle & Co., sole agents
Down Pillows at Dunbar's.
On and after January 1st, lots in Asto-
ria Addition to Warrenton will be ad-
vanced to SIS and 800. r. l.. Boyle a.
Co., sole agents, ttN
Opera glasses, gold and silver mounted
umbrellas and canes, at III. Ekstrom's,
$50 Commercial street.
WANTED-Employlne of any kind by
a bright boy, just out Of college Is a
good penman and willing to work. Apply
Il. j., this office.
Collar button boxes at Dunbars.
For sale at 27S 9th street: / Davis sew
ing machine; / bed lounge; bedroom
suite / three-quarter bed; l cook stove;
pairs Of pillows
Mine Host A. ]. Megler is on his way
home and Is expected TO arrive within
few days. He will probably stop day
or two at Salt Lake.
A mlss's frock may have skirt OF
brown-mixed fabric and a blue and brown
shaded taffeta silk bodice, The bretelles
are Of golden-brown velvet.
Genuine Findon Haddocks. Imported
Stock Fish, Anchovies and Holland Her
ring; also Fine Bloater Mackerel; try
them. Foard & Stokes Co.
Mr.. wentworth. formerly With Honey
man, DeHart h Co.. of Portland, yester-
day took a position with Foard q Stokes
in the hardware Department.
A becoming coIffure for ladies is parted
IN the nlluult anu DINNNhg NRNNN vs.
sides. As II softens the outlines OF the
features, It is much In vogue.
The Queen yesterday made special
trip to Deep River, Tuesday was the
regular day, but the Queen was on the
sands all day. cleaning bottom,
Knitting silk lOc and 2Sc bali at Dun
bars.
Solid silver and plated ware--a large as
sortment, at II. Ekstrom's, $50 CONNER
cial street,
There was only one decd flcl for record
yesterday In the recorder office, as fol-
lows w. z. Warren and wife 10 u.
Ekstrom Lot 7, Block lis, McCmre's ad-
dition $500,
A popular dominic said yesterday that
nature gives each man a life work ana
provides him with just enough sense to
do It, but she doesn't always give him
sense enough to see what his life work 49,
terrific storm came up. Yesterday af-
ternoon, from the southwest. much TO the
detriment OF shipping. The wind was
blowing at the rate OF 60 miles per hour
at the cape and no vessels passed In or
out ot the harbor.
Private advices received Tuesday state
that Tinker's hotel at Long Beach. Wn..
was totally destroyed by fire Monday
night The extent OF the loss Is not
known, but an insurance OF $4,000 Is said
10 have been on the building. Mr. Tinker.
the owner of the premises. has but re-
Gently returnedf rom the East. but was