The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-15

The Deep River boat did not leave
out yesterday. but will make the trip
early this morning,
The drenched streets and drenched
people yesterday appeared as IL ready
for another shower bath.
DR.. Howari's residence is at 625 Com.
mercial street. over the spa" Night
calls promptly attended.
The afternoon tea to be given at Mrs,
Pages on the s7th viii be one OF the
attractions OF the month.
Or, 7. L. Ball. dentist. Teeth ex-
traeted without pain. Price reasonable.
No. 562 Commercial street.
NJ. E. Church-Theme In the morning,
Growth After Creation" Evening.
THE Unexpected Happens"
Concomly Tribe, Red Men. purpose
making their masquerade han Thanks
giving eve the event OF the season.
Rev. Mr.. Narcotic is quite an athlete
and is very much interested in foot
ball. at which game he is an expert.
Don't pay ten and twelve dollars for
air-tight stoves when you can get them
for half the money at 4Sl Bond street.
The Postal Telegraph line, which was
demolished by the storm Thursday. was
again put in working order yesterday,
DR.. o. B. Estes is again at his office
attending to mis- practice. and patients
may find him there at the usual hours.
PlsRty ot air tight stoves in the mar
ksL but only one with hot air draught
tube. Tho eneeR At Fisher Brothers,
Price. s10.oo.
The names OF several prominent
young Republicans are being mentiop-
ed as possible candidates for council
men at the coming election,
LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph
ic news in the Astoria afternoon papers.
None of these papers receives one line
of outside news by telegraph,
F. ]. Scholheld. the landscape gard
ener, will offer al. shade. ornamental
snd fruit trees every one guaranteed
70 EtoW) at reasonable figures.
1t is reported that well-tO-do wld-
over in Uppertown Is looking for a
wife, and that he does not object to
red hair or church proclivities.
Observer Grover holds out the hope
that there may be another heavy gale
today. He forgot to say whether he
vas going to leave town himself,
Hanthorn's cannery yesterday closed
down for the season. AS this was the
last cannery packing on the river, op-
erations for this year have ended.
The steamer State, which arrived
from Portland yesterday morning, was
obliged to iay SveF here until 6 o'clock
this morning on account of heavy
weather.
Don't forget that the Low Price Store
has the only perfect fitting wrappers,
the handsomest line of jackets and
capes. and is selling them at wholesale .
prices. 4s1 Bond street.
Messrs. Hughes, McTavish and Car
ney returned yesterday from Clatsep
Plains, but their large box Of ducks
got sidetracke1 and will not put in
an appearance until later.
A. T. Elliott, F. W. Pettygrove, San
Francisco; r. L. Durham, Charles H.
Fisher, Mrs. B. E. Smell, Portland; and
E. F. wittler, St. Louis. were guests
at the Occident yesterday
The steamer Eclipse is still stuck in
Gray's River by a large blockade of
big logs, and it is probable that she
will have to lie there for number Of
days before being extricated.
fc -afA fhaf naFtaiT1 ha nden
lady in this city objects to having her
name in print, yet carefully looks over
the files Of the papers to see II any
thing has heen said about her.
During the storm early yesterday
morning about thirty square feet OF the
roofing on the south side Of the o. R.
and n. dock was tern up. Workmeh re-
paired the damage yesterday.
The young ladies of the st. Agnes
Guild of Grace Church will give an
afternoon tea and sale Of fancy articles
at the house of Mrs. c. H. Page, 14th
street, on Friday, November 27.
Mr.. L. Mansur, who was over from
Knappton yesterday, reported that the
storm on the north shore was the most
severe in many years. The Louis WIN
be ready to go to sea in few days.
Trees which have been blown down
since the prevailing storm began, have
rendered the Walluski road impassable
for teams at several points this side
Of its junction with the military road.
Five dollars reward is offered for
the return to Mrs. E. c. Hol-
den of purse containing money and
papers, lost by young lady, between
the Holden House and the Mayfiower
dock.
Postponed-On account of the many
other things occupying the public mind