The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-29
AROUND TOWN.

Love and truth, whose light and bless
ing every reverent heart may know,
Mercy. justice, which are pillars that
support this NE below
These. in sorrow and in darkness, In the
Utmost soul We teel,
As the SURE undying impress OF the Al
mighty's burning seal.
William w. Story,
A soul hates cheap success;
IL is the ardor OF the a%Ssailant that
makes the vigor Of the defendant.-Em-
erson.
The shirt waist is woman's best sum
mer friend.
Judge A. A. Cleveland went to Seaside
yesterday on business.
Born. to the wife OF J.. ". wambold,
Sunday morning, a boy.
Two houses for sale. Sacrifice OF Is
per cent. R l. Boyle & Co.
one good large cannery boiler for sale
at a great sacrifice. r. l. Boyle & Co.
Mrs. E. d. stoner. Of Seaside who has
been visiting in the city. returned home
yesterday.
An old cat and a family OF bittens are
just now the principal Obi + interest
at Foard & StoF"%.
Buy your cigars. tobacco, fruit and
candy OF Emil Erickson, Eighth and
Commercial streets
The barentine Tam o'shanter yester-
day laid in a large lot Of supplies from
Ross. Higgins & CO.
1t is said to be necessary to sleep on
a hard bed with no pillows II one wants
to have a good figure.
Mr.. Walter c. Smith, president OF the
Columbia Harbor Land Company, went
to Portland last evening.
C. W. Lounsberry and Mr.. Belmer, OF
San Francisco. made a trip to Ilwaco
Tuesday IN pleasure bent.
II you want a frst-class meal cooked by
the best cooks in Astoria, call at the
bOu lOls 1lEd AAOAA ~ pAAA - !"
1t is said to have been definitely set
tied that fishes do not hear. They feel
the vibrations caused by certain sounds.
Albert Danielson, the Fort Stevens
newspaper reporter, and his assistant,
Fred Johnson, were in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. E. r. Halves is going to San
Francisco on next Sundays Steamer to
join her husband, who is now in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. A. r. Kanaga, an attorney-at-law
Of San Francisco, formerly a resident
Of this city, is spending a few days here
on a visit.
FOR SALE-A small business building,
in best location in the city, suitable for
any small business. Apply at 6S Ex-
change street.
The little steamer Mayiower hrcke
her propeller yesterday and many
Of the Olney people were considerably
aforementioned.
At a meeting OF the county Republican
Central committee last night, John Fox
was elected chairman and w. W. Ride
halgh secretary.
E. Hagrupt, North Shore, Postmaster
J~ohnnsen, Of Seaside. and A. b. McMll-
lin, of Young's River, paid a visit to
Astoria yesterday.
Overdrcssed children are seldom seen
on the streets nowadays. Mothers are
more sensible on this score than they
have BEEN in years.
The Order Of the Eastern Star held a
meeting Tuesday night and initiated enc
candidate. The exercises were very
pretty n instructive.
A hat almost on her nose, a linen
gown, chocolate brown shoes and q lar
belt are the chief characteristics of
the summer girl Of 1896.
We are now Offering some OF the
cheapest lots in Adair's Astoria ever
placed on the market for residences;
don't fail TO see US. r. l. Boyle & Co.
A. R. Creigh. and F J. Calef, Chicago,
f. G. Flanagan, Geo. F. Winchester, Ed.
Proctor, G. G. Allen, j. L. Terry and
Marshfield, Oregon, are registered
at the Occident.
Erick johnson n Vim. Anderson,
Deep River, Mrs. Bartoldus and daugh-
Jacob Butts and Fred Olsen, Olney,
and Abram Carlson, ~Skamokawa, spent
yesterday I'm the city.
The sweet girl graduate is w~rinkIing
Ter pretty brow over the selection Of a
sufficiently deep subject worthy Of a
;atch-as-catch-can literary wrestling
on commencement day. {