The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-12-22

will come in handy. It costs from $s to
80.
Mrs Graham. of Ilwaco, who was op-
Grated upon three months ago for the
removal Of an ovarian tumor, was yes
terday able to leave the hospital and SO
to her home
Opera glasses, gold and silver mounted
and canes, at II. Ekstroms,
500 Commercial street.
Mrs, II. Mccormick. and John Casey,
Youg's River; w. Hartell. Lewis and 1
Clarke; Judge Mcclure and r. Z. Eber-
man, Seaside, were among yesterdays
visitors from the country.
Just received, ST. Gervais, Neufchatel, |
Philadelphia Cream. Kronenkase, Sierra, /
Schloss Kase, Fda;@1. Swiss, Jedyost, and
many other varieties of fine American and |
imported cheese at Foard &c Stokes Co.
,Theo. Christiansen and Andrew Young, |
owner of the Young Block, of Young's
river, were In town yesterday. They re-
ported the road considerably improved by
the work done at the Wallush bridge.
.Nageloni Kid Gloves in black and colors
at Dunbar's.
Shaving mugs in porcelain and silver or
gold with two razors, sponge and brush,
make desirable gifts for a gentleman, es-
pecially IL he shaves himself. Sets of
this kind can be bought for 81 to s25.
Word was received yesterday that the
Postal Telegraph Co.'S new line between
Goble and Astoria is all completed ex-
cent three miles, and this Superintendent
Hueson expects to finish in a few days.
]. J. Lynch, who left the hospital here
a short time ago to go to some springs in
California, in the hope of improving his
health, writes to friends in the city that
pated.
The Rebekahs will give a social on the
evening Of January 4th, a small admit
tance to be charged for starting Of
fund for the new lodge There will be
nice refreshments and a good literary
program.
John Adams was crushed in the box
factory yesterday morning but not SER
iously injured. DIR. Fulton dressed the
wounds of the unfortunate man, who is
now at his home, where he will be con-
fined some little time.
The Railroad Exchange, 40 Bond street,
Carlsen & Larsen, proprietors, always has
on hand the finest of wines, libuors and
cigars. Cool beer constantly on tap. Com
Portable reading rooms where all are vel
come. Give them a call.
We have the finest and most complete
assortment OF canned fruits that has ever
been placed on this market. You can
convince yourself of this by giving us a
call. Eight cans for $1.OO.
PAT LAWLER & co.
For nice cut glass bottles so to the
Estes-Crain drug store.
All declare that beautiful displays Of
holiday goods in all of Astora's shops
and stores this season surpass any efforts
made for years past All seem to vie
with each other In making artistic and
effective displays of their wares and the
result is a well decorated and gay lcok-
ing city.
Griffin & Reeds store was jammed from
morning TIL night yesterday Their force
of clerks was unequal to the demand, but
everyone seemed in a good humor and did
not mind waiting until their wants could
be attended to. They inform us their
force will be increased for the coming
week.
The circuit court yesterday held a
short session. Judge Henry e. McGinn,
of Portland, occupying the bench in the
place of Judge Mcbride. who corld net
cave n case that was being red fore
him In Hillsboro. Only routine matters
were considered by the court, which ad-
journed until next Saturday.
In Justice Abercrombie's court yester-
day afternoon, before crowd of specta-
tors, the second trial of the case AGAINST
Spencer and Ryan for taking $50 from the
pocket of n Chinamans on the steamer
Mayflower, last Sunday, completely clear
ed the two defendants. If the Chnaman
was robbed, who did 1t, Is the question
Jno Hahn & Co. 40 Commercial street.
have an excellent stock. from which TO
.,hoose n nan.soinc and useful Christmas
present c,r 'lst ng OF quilted and felt
sinners. g,ntlemen's assorted embroid-
cred slippers, ladies' and gentlem ms
storm Alaskl fclt lined rubhers and a
complete and stylish line of boots Shoes
etc
The Christmas eve entertainment to be
glven at the Methodist church VIII he
one of the most enjoyable ever had in
the city A pleasing musical and literary
program will be rendered and there W I'll
be two trees, upon which may be hung
the presents of any who so desire. All
are cordially invited to attend and bring
their friends.
Price C. II. Smiths fine Christmas can
dies,
preshyterian church-Sermon today.
Preaching by the pastor ev r, Liddell,
Morning subject, "The Birth OF Christ" "
evening subject, Patriotism and Chris
tianity" The citizens of Astoria and
strangers within our borders are co'dial-
ly invited to these services SABBATH
school after the morning service. Y z.
| S, C. f. at $3.50 p. m.
II looked like the days of old-the days
OF gold-when yesterday we were SHOWN
bv Mr.. Spexarth stacks of American gold
dollars. These gems are scarce among
high grade typos, as Uncle Sam has
coined none for ten years Had We only
quart OF them we would make our
friends happy. They are sensible and
valuable Christmas present.
For this week l offer special holiday
harpains In ladies' wraps and jackets
| have the only tirst grade and latest styles
of these goods in the market and am SELL
4 ing them for less than he trashy IN
1 the city Is filled with this season. A hand
some line of umbrellas, the best line OF
| dress goods at great reductions l. Cohen'
Low Price Store, isl Bond street
SILK mlttens at Dunhar's.
Fur trimmings. from one to three inches
wide, are more In demand than ever
and they are In combination with lace
chiffon and dainty embroideries on the
I most dressy gowns. Stock collars revers.