The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-05

1 4 -christmasI !
4 \ Come apd see them. \
4 Albert + Dunbar !
Ssessesssssssessssssss
AROUND TOWN.
The open fields lie shivering in the
breeze:
Rude winters hand at autumn's cham.
Der door has knocked;
Denuded limbs stand bare on naked
trees
What wonder is 1t, then, that corn is
shocked?
Rochester Post Express.
Purses at Dunbar's
G. b. Smiths for choice randies.
Capt Banks will leave for San Francis
co on today's steamer.
Capt u B. Scott, OF the p. s. and c.
r. N. Co., is in the city.
II. and q. sloop, of Hare, were among
Astoria's visitors yesterday.
County Clerk Dunbar yesterday issued
marriage license to Alexander Frazier
and Pauline Yenrn.
r. D. Hull and wife, of Gray's River,
are visiting friends in Astoria and will re-
main several weeks
Sachet Powder at Dunbar's.
An ingathering of Thanksgiving items
at the W. c. T. U. today at Rescue Hall
at o'clock. YoL are are welcome.
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
Christ. Olsen, of Chinook, E. L. Osgood,
Olney, and Hans Ogdendall, Clifton, were
among Astoria's country visitors yester-
day.
There Will be full attendance at the
Chamber OF Commerce meeting tonight
Matters Of great Importance will he con-
sidered
SILK Mittens at Dunbar's.
Stock Fish, Anchovies, Cape Cod Mack |
erel, Eastern Goldfish Smoked Herrings
Bloaters, Norwegian Herrings, ETC., ETC..
at Foard & Stokes Co.'s.
Finest American mixed candles in the |
city, Joe per lb., at G. B. s miths
A fine so acre farm in the Nehalem VAL |
ley, cheap 500 cash, 500 each year, at 5
per cent A rare bargain. r. L. Boyle |
& Co., sole agents.
Sleigh bells at Dunbar's.
The rush OF travel to and from sar
Francisco, on the reduced rates of fare,
still continues. and still there are some
people left at home
iHt DdtleIlIB pie uTlNeT VIII commence
work today at the Young's Bay bridge,
weather permitting, under charge of Mr.
VIM. Chance, superintendent.
There will be an auction sale of dry
goods Friday afternoon at 2 p M, at the
Oregon Trading Co. 600 Commercial st.
This is special sale for ladies,
Ribbons, the cheapest, at Dunbar's.
In the police court yesterday VIM.
Goeltz forfeited $25 bail for selling liquor
without n license, and Geo. Balsam for
feited s5 for using indecent language.
The Ladies' Guild OF Grace church will
hold their sale of Fancy Articles in the
basement of the church, Thursday, De-
cember eth. Sale to commence at 2;S0
p. m.
Pom Fons, all colors, at Dunbar's
q. ID. Fahnestock, general agent for the
Pacific Coast of the American line OF
transatlantic steamers, headquarters in
San Francisco spent yesterday in Asto-
ria.
All persons having articles for the sale
at Grace Church, win please hand in the
same by O'clock today.
There viii be special table with artl- {
cles for children.
c. y. Smith, the confectionery has the
finest selection of candies, nuts, and
Christmas tree decorations ever offered
FOR sale IN this city. His prices and qual.
~ Of goods cannot be beaten on the
coast
Glove mending silks at Dunbars
Get you a lot in Astoria Addition &c
Warrenton while thay are cheap. II. L.
Boyle Co., sole agents,
Citron Lemon, and Orange Peel, Cur
~antsfi Raisins. Sweet and Boiled Cider,
Nuts, Cooking Brandy, Cranberrles r
Plum Pudding. Mlnce Meat, Oranges
Lemons, Grapes. etc. etc, at Foard 4
Stokes Co.'S.
Aprons at Dunbars.
We have the finest and most complete
assortment OF canned fruits that has ever
Neen placed ON this market. You car
convince yourself OF this by giving us a i
,all Eight cans for siOO c
PAT LAwLER s. co.
This beautiful corner residence lot on c
irving avenue must be sold In the next
Tx days or II viii be drawn from the
market r. l.. Boyle s. Co.. sole agents v
Shell Hair Pins at Dunbars.
Contractor Corey yesterday sent the
Iteamer Rich with load Of lumber and
upplies for the railroad camp. Another
OF OF men came down from Portland and
we're at once sent to the camp above :.
Tongue Point,
DR.. Bishop, with the assistance OF DR..
sstes. performed delicate operation on !
he wife Of Rev. Il. s. Bollnger Tuesday
orenoon. She recovered nicely from the
and win probably be out again
/ a couple OF weeks
Cow Rclls at Dunbar's.