The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-07-18
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Superintendent Nieoll expects to
commence the first story OF the main
building for Kopp's new brewery to-
ady.
The Antiope yesterday paid on
about half Of her crew. and the ship
will probably stay here until septcm-
Der.
Go to the Spa for your candies and
ice cream. The only nrst-elass place
In town. Crushed fruits always on
hand.
The fire department yesterday az !
ternoon continued its good work In !
cleaning the streets and laying the
dust.
Al Smith. the radiant. who looks
after Whittier. Fuller & Co.'S business,
threw his searchlight on Astoria yes
terday.
White felt Alpine hats trimmed with
stitt wings are worn by women who
consider the sailor too popular to be
elegant
The Casino Opera Company have
proposed to give an entertainment on
the 95th inst. for the beneht OF the
regatta fund.
Ice cream by the bushel at C. B.
| Smiths. Ice cream soda a speciality.
Private parlors for ladies. ass Com
mercial street.
The crop OF rye cut on the Glen
Brook farm, owned by Assessor Glib
bons. yielded this season an average
OF three tons TO the acre.
Captain Jacobsen is quite positive
that in very few days he win have
all Of his pile driving work done to
the Scow bay depot site.
Captain Green, OF the State, has al
ready made many friends in both As
tcria and Portland. He is young in
years but old in experience,
C. F. Overbaugh, travelling freight
agent Of the o. r. and N, was in the
city yesterday. He says that business
is picking up all along the line.
1t was noticed yesterday that North
western Mead. since his elevation to
the presidency Of the Portland city
council. is wearing patent feathers.
A. F. c. VS.. Ilwaco. at Smiths Point |
this afternoon. Steamers leave the
Dwyer dock at and 2:SO p. m. Fare,
round trip and admission to the J
grounds, 25 cents.
Speaking OF the warm weather a |
lady said yesterday that TO appreciate !
comfort it was necessary to look upon |
a man in his shirt sleeves reveling in !
a pipe in his own back yard.
The statement made in yesterdays |
issue that the Irving Club OF Port /
land had made a subscription of $50 |
to the regatta fund. was in error. The !
item should have read the Irving Club !!
of Astoria.
The numerous breaks and wornout |
places in the planking Of Commercial |
street call attention to the fast that |
that thoroughfare will not much long |
er stand the wear and tear of travel
without systematic repairs.
Bob May and Tom Williams, the |
genial travellers, representing Mason,
Ehrman & Co, were in the city yes |
terday. They say that while business
is fair 1t is eternally hot at The |
Dalles and other Eastern oregon |
points.
If you want to see the latest in pho
Biography call on Snodgrass. He is
making carbons equal to the best Port
land galleries at one-half the usual
price in order to introduce this very
fine and absolutely permanent grade
of work.
st. Mary's Hospital is undergoing
many repairs which will very largely
increase the effectiveness OF the ser
vice Of that institution. The sick list
is diminishing. At present there are
only about twenty-eight patients in
the hospital.
At Alex. Gilbert's pavilion at Sea-
side on next Saturday a grand free
ball will be given. Hereafter Mr..
Gilbert will make Saturdays the occa-
sion Of free dances. II you wish TO
spend a pleasant Saturday, attend
these dances.
Recorder Williams yesterday re-
ceived the following deeds for record:
Pfunder TO Mary j. Pfunder
Lots % and "a, Block 3, Noyes' North
Addition, 800; A. Weiland and wife
to Bartholomew Wall. Lots 7, 8, Q,
Block 10, shively's $3.50
The Western Field and Stream" a
journal of recreative life in sun and
shade, now in its third number, Is on
sale at the book stores The maga-
zine, which is published in st. Paul
and Minneapolis, is well illustrated,