The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-15
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y H. wchbcr was over from North
Shore yesterday,
Mrs. Henry Wood. Of warrcntou, is Wis
iting IN this city,
n H. Hanson, Of san Francisco, was
In town yesterday,
A NJ. wheeler, " the metropolis. wcS
In town yesterday,
Now is the time Tor patriots to present
the city with a park,
Very thin foreign note paper Is much
used In the smart set
+ Eartoldus was IN from hts ranch In
tho walluski yesterday,
Lawrence Epyard. \ Ptlar rock sclncr'
visited Astoria yesterday,
Steve Miller. OF Skamokawa. was u VS.
itor to this city yesterday
Windy days reveal boots that nc'd
both buttons and blacking.
{. W. Knowles. a prominent resident Of
Portland. is at the occidcnt.
Ftshwife flannel ts something essential
~ English and comfortable.
All kinds OF table dclieacics. wines and
liquors at Foard Il Stokes co,
J. W. Cook arrived down from Portland
yesterday on the Telephone
T. +. Ncttlrr. Of ST Louis. Mo. regis
teerd at the Ocident yesterday.
Miss Amanda Mattson, 81 Seaside. Nis'
tied friends In this city yesterday,
For the best or commercial ,oh print
ing call at the Astorian job othc".
Mr. and Mr. Il. b. Dyer, OF South
Bend, Wash. are visiting In Astoria.
The most complete stock OF ane canned
fruits and Vegetables a, Ford q Stokes
Co.
Parties desiring to locate on government
land will please cell at our office. r. l.
Boyle & Co.
Wade Hampton smith returned yestcr-
day from u prolonged visit TO Portland
and river points,
Carl Hansen. OF Crooked Creek. and
Gus Nelson. Of the Lewis and Clarke.
We're in town yesterday.
r. Pearson. manager cf the Richardson
& Boynton Steam Heating Company. oi
Portland. was in the city yesterday
The case OF Daniel O'Nell was ycstcr- /
day again continued In the Justices
court. this time until Thursday at ! p m
Miss Nellis Ayers. Of Portland. has
accepted a position as operator In tho
Postal Telegraph Company's office IN this
city.
Parties desiring the best OF ioh printing
at the lowest prices should call at the
Astorlan job office before going else
where.
Mrs. Annie Feakes yesterday made an
assignment for the benefit Of her crcditnrA
slas q. Smith has been appointed as
slgnee.
The weather clerk for once was kim
and thought better cf the threatened
st~orm-perhaps some other places Sins
were greater.
We nave a lot OF extra choice eating
apples. II you want a box do not fail 20
call early for good apples are very
scarce. Howell & Ward
II you don't believe Astoria IL the best
location on the coast FOR a large city,
look at our map IN our window ~ the
Pacific coast. r.. j. Boyle & co.
J J. Lynch. OF the Nehalcm, who has
been under treatment In st. Mary's hos
pital for some time past. returned to his
home yesterday. slightly improved
A coat bodice Is n jaunty affair niting |
| perfectly. A large rucha. made Of OK
trlch tips, nestled together and settling
far up the backaud sides, gives a dis
tingulshed air
Fifteen years ago Tacoma had n uopl-
lation Of 800 people: today she has mo
Asotria Is far better located for a large
commercial city, and now IL the time to
get in on the ground floor. II. T.. Boyl"
& Co.
Business men, II you want to fix UP
your office for the coming year, with the
UFHN VI fAA'l h'h''Fs b'f "'AAH h''''
ments, etc, call at the Historian Job Office
where you will find the best OF stock
and material.
Owing 10 n misunderstanding the night
school had but few attendants last even
ing. The school will be In session nightly,
except Saturday and Sunday, and Is a
permanent institution. The public Will
please note this fact.
Cushing Post, No. II, G. A. r., held its
regular election OF officers Saturday
evening, which resulted as follows: Com
mander, =. l.. Taylor; senior vice, A.
Weyland, juniol vice, ". Burton. chap
lain, g. s.. Wright; officer Of the day, u.
Cronk; officer Of the guerd, Martin Dill
Ion; adjutant, +. ". Brace.
The Oak Shaving Parlors, No. 1l2 Elev-
enth street, have just been fitted up and
decorated In the latest and most approved
style. There are three nrst-class bar
bers employed and they constantly study
to satisfy and please all customers. In
short, II Is a plasure to have work done
at this shop. Call there and you viii
be convinced that this is true.
Erlckson's, on Astor street, has be-
come one Of the most popular resorts In
the city. None but the finest and rurest
liquors are dispensed, and each customer
receives prompt and polite attention. n
you have a friend or customer from a
distance visiting you, take him down to
Erickson's and show him the most pala-
tlal and modernly appointed place Of its
kind In Astoria.
Mr.. g. W. Raymond was in the city
yesterday and exhibited his new needle
for knitting fish nets aud device for
filling the reedle with Irvine. The fisher
men who have seen II declare that It r.
a great improvement over the present