The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-28

class will meet with Prof, Beggs Thur
day evening next instead OF Saturday.
Bargains today in ladies' and chi
dren's fieece-lined cotton and wool III
derwear at McAllen & McDonnelrs.
Ross, Higgins & Co. yesterda
shipped the first carload OF Clatsc
hogs to the Union Meat Co. Portland
The Rev. ]. J. Walter will delivs
his lecture on Crime and Criminals
at the Portland University Decembe
9Th.
Miss Ruby Walter Is spending
Thanksgiving vacation at home. Sh
returns to Portland University on Mon
day.
We offer all our cast iron stoves a
10 per cent below cost. The latest air
tight stoves also ON hand at 43l BonC
street.
ship Alloy" this afternoon and Fra
Diavolo tonight are operatie treats
which should not be missed by anyone
in Astoria
Owing to the severity OF the weather
yesterday the British bark Procyon was
obliged to anchor at beacon No. 4, OF
Tongue Point.
II prevarication counted for anything
in the Cuban war. to use the urchin's
expression. weyler wouldn't do a
thing to the patriots.
A fire broke ont in ]. c. Trullinger's
residence yesterday afternoon, but the
hames were extinguished before the ar
rival Of the department.
Miss Frances Thomas, a pupil of St
Helens Hall, Portland. and Miss East
man, one Of the teachers, are guests OF
Mrs Page. Miss Halls aunt.
LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph
&c news in the Astoria afternoon papers.
None Of these papers receives one line
If outside news by telegraph.
Messrs. McGregor and Normile have
from their hunting trip on
bay. with a large string Of
iucks and snipe
The Misses Johnson and Carle, OF
he Grau Company. have carried Asto-
ia by storm. Their sweet singing and
ways are irresistible.
The wood yards are doing a rushing
business and have made a combine,
t is said, with the plumbers and OBJ
erver Grover to keep up the cold spell.
VI AAlt AAAldAE Vi AAAE EENOAlu at
'Diavolo" the "Grau" people do the
extet from Lucia" one of the most
productions in all the op-
ras.
Miss Catherine Driscoll and Mr.. o. G.
'hisholm. Of Westport, were married
afternoon at the home Of
aptain Ferchen, by the Rev Henry
Iarcotte.
Don't forget that the Low Price Store
as the only perfect fitting wrappers.
he handsomest line of jackets and
apes, and is selling them at wholesale
rices. 4S1 Bond street.
The British ship Zinita, which was
recked few weeks ago on Shoal-
ater bay, will be in port today, hav-
g been towed down from EsquimaIt
7 the British tug Lorne.
The wild geese which in large fiocks |
ere flying southwark a week or ten
lys ago, were thoroughly up in their
lsiness. The old Indian weather signs
e still pretty good guides.
business as Miss Cough,
| 18th street, is again engaged in busI-
'ss with Mrs. L. D. Johnson, on 9th
rect, where she will be pleased to
eet all Of her old customers.
Hardware men yesterday reported
e largest sale Of skates at any one
ne ever made in this city. Several
.ating parties have been arranged for
is evening and tomorrow at the lakes
I'd ponds on Clatsop Plains.
At the Swedish church Thanksgiving
ght one Of the events of Uppertown
ok place. The young ladies Of the
aggregation held an auction Of fancy
ticles, and were well pleased with the
suit Of their efforts in the good cause.
sunday services as usual at the Bap-
It church. Subject Of the morning
rmon, THE Ever Living Presence"
the evening, THE Greater Than
'lomon." Sunday school, B. Y. p. U.
d prayer meeting at the usual time
d place.
The barge Wyatchie yesterday sue
sded in transferring at the 0. r. and