The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-18

Irving, OF the waIluskI were visitors
in town yesterday.
A large force OF men yesterday began
setting the poles for the new Astoria
Seaside telegraph line,
The Wiley r. Allen Co. have kindly
furnished two fine Jewett pianos for
the Character concert
DR., Howard's residence is at 5s5 Com
mercial street. over the spa" Night
calls promptly attended.
DR.. T. l.. BAH, dentist Teeth ex-
traoted without pain. Price reasonable.
No. 562 Commercial street,
1t is reported that Mr. Thad Trul-
Ilinger win be a candidate for the coun-
ell from the Second Ward.
The county court win meet Friday, to
decide upon the location OF the pro
posed bridge across Young's river
| Don't pay ten and twelve dollars for
air-tight stoves when you can get them
for half the money at 4sl Bond street,
Messrs, J. L, Smiley and I. c. Scotch {
Ter. Of Eagle Clin, were in the city yes /
terday. returning home in the evening, 1
The large crowd that came over on =
the nwRco yesterday afternoon would
almost do credit to California steam
ler. Ii
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Korerf. a well known cl- +
gar man, OF Portland, was in the city :
yesterday, declaimlng the merits of his +
goods
Mr.. I. W, Baxter. publisher OF the
Oregon churchman. was in the city
yesterday in the interest OF that publi- .
cation.
The latest machinery to arrive for
Kopp's brewery is a Wheeler condenser.
which arrived from Portland yesterday >
morning,
Plenty OF air tight stoves in the mar Z
ket, but only one with hot air draught
tube. The Queen. at Fisher Brothers
Price. 5000.
Mr.. ]. II. Imhoff. who is absent on a .
business trip to Hood River and other II
points on the Upper Columbia, is ex- n
pected home today. d
LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph *
ic news in the Astoria afternoon papers. in
None Of these papers receives one line
OF outside news by telegraph.
The work Of remodeiing the Columbia to
theatre is progressing satisfactorily and te
the 500 opera chairs which have been st
ordered will arrive in few days. iii
An effort is being made by the friends :,
Of Mr.. F. P. Kendall to induce that -
gentleman to become a candidate for "a
the council from the First Ward.
All the river boats were late in leav-
ing for Portland yesterday morning. u'
The river was full Of driftwood and 10
much care was necessary to avoid ac- is'
,idents. de
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The steamer Electric is docked at the sic
Iron Works, where she viii 25
eceive a general overhauling. Several Ne
alterations will be made to her ma CHI
hinery,
Mr.. Samuel Roberts, mayor Of Olney; on
7as in the city yesterday. Mrs. Robs ev,
rts is still very III with measles and for
as been confined to her bed for the an,
asst three weeks; pro
., . Be
Major Kilbourne, paymaster of the an
'nited States Army for this district, lhs,
anne over from the post at Fort Candy . =,
afternoon. The majors son -
him. ho,
l=-z %. -
Don't forget that the Low Price Store =
as the only perfect fttiog wrappers,
he handsomest ling Of jackets and 'ei
apes, and is sellfns them at wholesale "o
rices. 4s1 Bond street as
Astoria. Is getting good. There has Po
lot BEEN case in either the police or ere
ustices courts for nearly week and Of
Judges Nelson and Abercrombie have the
.lmost forgotten hod to frown. AM
riv
A considerable shipment Of cranber- abl
les went to California per steamer tAe
;tate on her last trip. They were the
,roduct of the Pacific Cranberry Co. 1
md grown on shoalwater Bay. er
Interest in intercollegiate football Is WI
" no means tagging in Astoria. The a
,oys have in embryo a novel scheme tn,
" which they mean to keep the game on
'oing at lively rate this winter. ed
ella
The Astoria Chamber of Commerce bIs
lad intended to celebrate its twentieth scl
by trip to The Dalles and c,o
N inspection Of the great Cascades IN
ocks, but the idea has been abandoned. 4o
Mr.. David ]. Kenzie, Of Fort Canby, ""
vas in the city yesterday endeavorlng ''
0 arrange a game Of football between :
ne Iwaco team and an eleven from ~
he Astoria Football Club for Christmas no
ay. tu,
Mr.. VI. N. Pickehs. travelling repre- On
entative Of the G. N. Hammond Co., ~
las brought his family to Astoria to I'M
eside. They have taken up their resi- ioa
Ience at the corner Of 5th street and oi
harrison avenue. W.