The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-08
AROUND TOWN.


The remark may be uite. or it may Be
new,
But It goes without saying-tor tits true
That a glass Of soda with stick" in It,
VIII produce a hat with brick in 1t.
Corsets. sc pair, Shanahan Bros.
Kid gloves, soc pair. shanahan Bros.
Paper patterns. lNc. Shanahan Bros,
Boys knee pants, isc pair. shanahan
Brcs-
chndren's hose. SC pair. shanahan
Bros.
chadren's vests, sc each. shanahan
Bros.
Ladies wool hose. lsc pair. shanahan
Bros.
Lamp chimneys. SC each, shanahan
Bros.
Ladies' ribbed vests, &C each. Shana-
han Bros.
L1uies SNORT SieeNS VESTS, &C SnhHA-
han Bros.
Piaids for ehrdren's dresses. l2l4c yard.
Shanahan Bros.
Born-Yesterday. to the wife Of Fred
Oberg, a daughter.
McGulre's Hotel. at Seaside, has been
bonded by E ] Smith
Black figured mohair dress goods, iSi5c
yard. shanahan Bros.
Our black and colored dress goods stock
is the largest in Astroia. Shanahan Bros.
Auditor F. D. Kustner, OF the A. and
c. r. r. R., has returned from Portland.
How many times over you spend the
five dollars that you lost or had stolen
from you.
Ii you want to make some good monty
on an investment Of few dollars, see
Stuart Brothers.
A new stock of shoes. sweaters. and
other goods, have been received at Her
man Wise's store.
Largest and best line of heating stoves
at hard times prices. N. C. Crosby. Sol.
Oppenheimer Trustee.
Tickets to Cripple Creek. Colorado, are
on sale at the o. r. & n. office in this
city at Portland rales.
The naturalists say that a snipe has a
nerve running clear down TO the end OF
his bill. So has the plumber.
The new tract of lots at Mfriwetner
Downs. IT is understood. will be put upon
the market at Si5 and S55 each.
An extraordinarily large consignment OF
Page oars was yesterday received from
New York by Fisher Brothers.
John Carlson. OF Chinook, has just re-
turned from visit to Sweden, and says
that he enjoyed the trip very much.
Mrs. Gosslin will leave for the East
tomorrow, having been summoned there
by the dangerous illness Of her mother.
Business was very good yesterday
among the merchants. the bright sun
shine in the afternoon no doubt attract
ing many shoppers.
Evening service at st. Thomas by the
sea, Skipanon. next Monday evening
March 81 at 7:3O o'clock. the Rev. VIM.
Seymour Short officiating.
A. C. Fisher, Alsea Fox, and W. H.
Howell, yesterday went to Swenson's
place, near Knappa, on a duck hunting
expedition. They are not presidents,
either.
Mr.. W. L. McCabe, OF Tacoma, former
ly of Astoria, and well known as one
of the genial partners OF the firm Of
Brown & McCabe. stevedores, is visiting
his friends in Astoria
A new rum shop is being built at the
southwest corner Of Bond and Twelfth
Kind In the city, that II was thought
necessary to add another to the list.
A great many tickets have been Is
sued already for Herman Wise's picnic.
Every purchaser OF IS worth OF goods re-
ceives ticket. Ladies and children as
well as men folks must have tickets.
Observer Grover reports that yesterday
the wind at the Cape was blowing from
the South forty-two miles an hour. To-
day he will make another trip across the
river to repair the government telegraph
line.
Young Fred Grimm, OF the can factory,
yesterday had part of the index finger Of
the right hand so badly hurt in the ma
chinery that It was necessary for DR..
Walker to amputate a portion Of the
finger.
Professor Leppert and wife, of Ohio.
who are in the city, will sing this morn
Ing at the Presbyterian church, and in
the evening at the Methodist church.
During the balance Of the week they
will be heard at the evening services at
the Presbyterian church.
A story was told at the Occident yes
terday on Professor Doremus, the re-
nowned chemist. While examining a
class which was to receive its diplomas,
the professor asked one Of the pupils the
question, What is lightT The young
man was dazed, but finally stammered