The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-29
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
There ls a tide in the afrairs OF mon.
which. taken at the hood. leads on to
fortune;
Omitted. all the voyage Of their life
Is bound In shadows and in miserles.
on such fun sea are we now ailoat;
And we must take the current when II
serves
OR lose our ventures.
--Shakespearc,
II Is stnl question OF depot.
Job printing of all kinds at the AstOrlar
sob once.
Use Marehalrs; You take chances on
the others,
James Leahy. Jr,, OF olney, was In the
city yesetrday,
Golden brown cloth gowns are favored
by swell girls.
G c. Martin was down from skamok.
ava yesterday,
A. V. Reeve. OF South Bend. was in
rown yesterday.
p Titman. OF Missouia. Mont, is visit
ing In the city,
r. L. Fairchnd. OF san Francisco, was
In the city yesterday.
James Blakeley and family OF Browns
vile are in the city.
Mistletoe even when faded. retains its
Christmas significance.
Extensive improvements are being made
in the Scow Bay Foundry,
f. Samuel has returned from visit to
his home in the metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs A. V. Allen have left
for a visit to San Francisco.
Or. G. F. BAH. Dentist, with lady as
sistant. ofiiee "a 18th street
All kinds Of table delleacies. wines ana
liquors at Foard a Stokes Co.
For the best OF commercial 100 print
ing call at the Astorian job Office.
Fred Johnson. OF Skamokawa. paid a
visit to friends in this city yesterday.
William Anderson and NJ. Campbell
were over from Gray's River yesterday.
Marshal's twine-used ey IS per cent
OF the fishermen on the Columbia river.
Marshall's salmon twlne Is without a
competitor. Strongest, handsomest; best.
The most complete stock OF iine canned
fruits and Vegetables at Ford & Stokes
Co.
For this week only. to be closed out. D.
pound pals jelly. ti-s. Pacific Commits
sion Co.
Rev. Father Dielman. who has been
quite III for the past week Is again able
&C BE- around.
1t isn't always the case that the man
who has the grippe" has grip enough
to make a million.
The best cough cure made is the f. o.
Cough Syrip. for sale at the Estes
Grain Drug Store.
You can get a feather duster at Chas
Rogers Drug Store. 45s Commercial
street. for 5 cents.
Just think OF it, We have Ice Cream (
Soda and something new today-walnut
crisps. at the Spa
Whether to buy another gown or invest /,
in two summer ones is the question now !
troubling the ladies.
Fred Olsen. farmer. residing in the 1
Of Oiney. was in the city
on business.
There will be no services at Elmore's
chapel tonight. owing to the illness OF the
1astor. Rev. o. Z. Peterson.
The moon decided to change the condi-
ions OF things for a time and actually
hone for a few minutes last night.
Mrs. Richardson. Of Portland, and Miss
Nay Whitney. OF St Helens. are in the
'ity, visiting Miss May Richardson.
Just received direct from Chicago.
ZOO rolls wall paper. balance OF 1896
itock expected every day. B. F. Allen.
Dumbarton's Irish fax salmon twine,
superior to any in the market. Fisher
Brothers. agents for the Columbia river.
Anti-nicotine Chewing Gum, the latest
md best Tobacco Cure. only 25 cents a
package at the Estes-Crain Drug Store.
The Mckinley Club will meet tomorrow
It p. m. at the courthouse, for the pur-
lose o. electing officers for the coming
rear.
Parties desiring the best OF lob printing
It the lowest prices should call at the ,
Astorian job ofice before going else
where.
Go to 1S5 9th street to have your UNI
'rellas repaired or recovered. A fine line ,
II cover goods to select from at reason
Ible prices. f.
Look out for the Scow Bay Wood ,
lard surprise next week in the way OF
uels. None such ever before received
n this market. ,
The revival meetings at the Baptist ,
hurch will be continued every day until ,
urther notice The meetings are held ,
t and 7:SO O'Clock p m. !
A street car driver yesterday made the :
tatement that Superintendent Holt is I
.eeping the streets in better condition !
han they have been for years. =
The north side Of Franklin avenue, be- .
ween Thirty-frst and Thrty-second :
treets, collapsed yesterday and is about .
foot below the level Of the car track. {
N. F. Peterson. a South Bend butcher, I
assed through the city yesterday en- Il
oute to Cripple Creek, Colorado. where .
e will engage in the mining business. c
The Q. r. and N. Co. reports that the h
alifornia steamers are still doing a large n
assenger and freight business Travel n
oes not seem 10 have fallen off very &
luch. ),
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