The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-26

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Albert Dunbar.
Black wells edged in butter color
lace. soc. each.
AROUND TOWN.
Arise. yc suhtNr spirits that can spy
when love is centred in females eye;
You that can read It in tho midst oI
doubt
And in the midst OF frowns can find {,
out. Dryden.
Thin shoes mean had colds,
Buttons are a summer craze.
Use Marshall's: You take chances or
the others,
Summer clothing sold at extremely lev
prices at L. \. stokes
I Mr., l. A, LoomiS, the iiwaco capitalist.
! was In the city yesterday,
W. W. whipple went to Portland last
night on a short business trip.
/ The regular meeting OF the N.'s will be
/ held at Rescue Hall Parlor at AIS Thurs
day.
Otto Olsen and Lars Empe. OF Gray's
River, are in the city purchasing sup
plies.
Mr.. Peters visited the railroad camps
| yesterday as guest OF Superintendent
| Watts.
Regular ". c. T. L. mee ling today at
o'clock at Rescue hall parlors. Every
! body welcome.
Just received. an immense amount OF
| Gents summer clothing, from Eastern
/ manufacturers, al P. A. Stokes
| The steamers Bailey Gatzert and Maria
I came into collision near Kalsma Tues
| day, but no damage was done
| George F. Robertson, representing
I Blake. McFall & Co. Wholesale paper
dealers, OF Portland, was in the city yes
I teriay.
Captain Norris. OF the steamer Dis
| patch. says that with good luck he viii
be ready 10 proceed to the Sound in a
weeks time,
Straw hats were seen on the streets
yesterday. and spring must be putting
in an early appearance or else the glass
took an extra turn upwards.
The lazy man works ten hours a day
trying to do nothing, whereas II he
worked two hours trying 10 do scm--
thing he wou:;r't have 20 beg.
Messrs. NJ. Mayor. S. Schmidt. A. "
Baunard. Chester a. Whitemore George
F. Robertson, and ]. w Baum. all OF tn
the metropolis. We're in the city yester-
day.
BE up to date and learn 70 ride a bike
Sherman & Thing. 5si Commercial street.
give lessons free TO purchasers OF Cleve-
land and Crescent wheels. Bicycles for
rent.
Mr.. 5. Danziger and wife yesterday r.
turned from their California visit Mr.
Danziger says that they had a most de-
lightful time, but were glad to get home
again.
Steamer State is due from san Fran
cisco this morning. Seven men for the
fve-masted schooner Louis will arrive on
her. The schooner will probably leave
up today.
John Roach, who was arrested about
5 o'clock yesterday morning by Captain
Hallock and lodged in the city jail TO a
charge Of disorderly conduct. forfeited s.
bail in the afternoon.
A gentleman remarked yesterday that
he advised the ladies that II they wanted
to keep their friends friendly they had
better not try 10 copy their gowns or
borrow their pin money.
Mr.. +. J. Carney early yesterday MORN
ing made a quick trip to Olney, where
h had some law business to attend to
for Fisher Brothers, and acted as at
torney for the defendant
1t was stated yesterday by a gentle
man from Portland that the officers OF
the Elks OF that city would probably
visit Astoria next week and install the
new officers Of the lodge here.
Don't forget that snodgrass, the Totog-
rafer, gives a crayon portrait and frame
,uI vVr
cost, to some one Of his customers this
month, guessing contest open until April
lst.
W A. Wenig and Miss Estelle Taylor
were married yesterday afteronon at the
residence Of the brides parents by the
Rev K. Liddell. They took the evening
boat for Portland on a short wedding
trip.
The toque is very popular in millinery
just now, Large white aigrettes are used
on hats, toques aAd bonnets. There is
a strong tendency to tulle being used as
strings. although wide ribbon is also en-
ployed.
P. O'Hara, Of Warrenton, spent yester-
day in the city. He reports that every
thing looks prosperous in that burg Two
new houses are in process Of construction
and the people don't care much whether
Astoria gets a depot or not.
Max Mayer, the well known cigar man,
was in the city yesterday. He stated that
he had again connected himself with the
old house Of Blum Brothers, New York,
with whom he was formerly connecte!
for ten years, and that he now feels at
home again.