The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-05
AROUND TOWN.

inv AtAAAAANA AAN ANht"a"AHN
And thC sons Of Intellect
And the soul u ample fate,
Who the Futures gates unbar,
Minions ot the Morning Star.
Emerson.
Trade is brisk these days
Ribbons are to be much used mex,
spring,
job printing Of all kinds at the Historian
job Office.
Candy pulls arr much in favor among
the Juveniles
J. n Spencer went up the river ycster-
day on the Miller.
o. Nelson. 81 Oneida. Wash, was In
the city yesterday.
Business was JUL at the police and
justice courts yesterday.
Mrs Captain Iambly, OF Hampton,
was in the city yesterday.
For the best Of commercial Job print
Ing cali at the Astorian job office
Doesn't it seem as though all OF the
Cinnamon ought 10 know each others
Mr.. J. 2. Clancy went to Vancouver.
Wash, last evening, for a short vaca-
ton.
Liberty and not License will De the
theme at the NJ = Church this Sabbath
morning.
A gentleman down from Portland yes
terday said that r. l.. Dwyer was in
that city.
Parties desiring to locate on government
land will please cell at our office. A. l.
Boyle 4 Co
Under the new order Of things an East
crn mail will arrive and be distributed
this morning.
Il vas rumored yesterday that Mr..
Halves had christened his nth street
block the Postal Row"
J Kippo. was on deck again yesterday
at Foari * Stokes. after having passed
a pleasant holiday season,
LOST-On Commercial street. leather
and silk handbag. Please return to the
Historian office. Rev. t. Trumbu!l.
o. F. Jacobsen. OF walluski. was in the
city yesterday and his friends say that
he is a bachelor Of COED standing,
Mr.. 2 \. MciGllis. o. Wisconsin. a
brother OF Al McGnlis; Of Telephone"
fame. came down the river yesterday.
Fred Johnson il the new editor OF the
Uppertown society paper, which will here
after h. known as the "Sharpshooter.
Mr. F d Kuetner. auditor OF the
Northwest Construction Co, has moved
into his new office In the Flayel building.
Parties desiring the best OF iob printing
at the lowest prices should call at the
Astorian job office before going else
where.
Miss Mary, the daughter OF Capt. Nc
Wicker. is very sick with brain fev--, but
it IS hoped that the crisis has been
reached.
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"Bnr' Raymond. Of Young's River. a
in town yesterday. with a new patent,
and his friends say that he nearly talk
ed them to death.
The Cascarts have arrived 4 hand
some little story book goes with each
PC package. Look in our window. Chas.
Rogers Drug Store.
II transpires that Mr.. c. c. vanEtten
broke q rib on New Years day instead OF
injuring his leg by falling on the ice.
but will not be- laid MP.
one Of the late imported gowns Is Of
brown cloth. The sleeves and vest are
Of green silk, with stripes Of brown and
duh blue, forming a plaid.
II you want a lot in Astoria Addition to
WarentOn before the price is advanced,
get it before next Saturday evening. r.
L Boyle & Co, sole agents.
II you don't believe Astoria is the hest
location on the coast for a large city.
look at our map n orr window 81 the
Pacific coast. r. J.. Boyle & Co.
The county committee met yesterday
and selected the names Of the judg IS
for the June election, and will be made
public when the court meets Monday.
r. l. Boyle, the real estate a yes
terday received word that his mother,
IN Tacoma. is very IN and that he may
b. summoned any moment to her death
bed.
Presbyterian church t0dly-Preae ching
morning and evening by the pastor, Rev.
Z. LidIell Sabbath school at 1915 p. m.
y. =. S G.. Z. At $50 p. mp. All are cor
daily invited.
Somebody SAID the other day that the
devil is a perfect gentleman, and always
dresges as such. Perhaps, but why. then
does he scent his handkerchief with the
smoke Of brimstone2
II was stated yesterday that the con-
tract for the railroad bridge across the
TOhn Days will be let soon. A number
II contractors have already examined the
situation.
Night Operator l.. n. Pearson, Of the
Western Union, went 10 Portland yester-
day morning to spend Sunday. THE
boys are authority for the statement
that he Is TO be married.
Postal Carrier Wesche being on the
sick list, and there being no available
substitutes, Postmaster Wise has APP
pointed Harry A. Young TO handle the
Upper town route temporarily.
Paul HOule, Of Deep River, A. N. Lind
holm, Of Greenwood, Mrs. Bernard Gal
lagher, Gray's River, VIM. Hoeck, Gray's
River, and J.. ". Wright, Young's River,
were among AstOria's visitors yesterday.
Fifteen years ago Tacoma had a popu-
lation Of 800 people; today she has O.OO.
AsOtria is far better located for a large
commercial city. and now IL the time to
get In on the ground floor. r. i. Boyle
& Co.
Business men. II you want TO fix up
your office for the coming year. with the