The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-10

itor, Room 4, Flavel Block.
Regular meeting Of the ladies OF the
wv. C, T. U, win be held in Rescue
parlors this Thursday afternoon al >
o'clock. A full attendance is desired,
Mrs. Ray, business and test medium,
Circles Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday
evening. Admission to circles, 10 cts,
readings 50 cents, 4lO Bond street,
Room 5,
The coronation Of the Car and
American politics illustrated by
stereo- Electrical tableauN, exhibited by
DIR, DeKannet Tuesday evening at
Fishers Hail.
A letter was received yesterday from
Mr. Z. II. Higgins stating that Mr.,
II. {, Thompson and himself had just
started on a bicycle tour through Yel-
lowstone Park.
A large lot Of lumber was unloaded
yesterday afternoon from the steamer
Telephone. A bystander remarked
that it looked a good deal like carrying
Goals to Newcastle.
q. \. Patch. Fort Stevens; John VIII
son and wife, Chchalis, Wash; Capt
f.. Johnson. Portland; Morries Money
and James Ellis, Of Stella. were guests
of the Parker House yesterday.
For butter, eggs fresh fruits, teas,
coffee. and spices. so to the Corner
Grocery and Commission House, 10th
and Duane street, successor to Astoria
Creamery. Pay cash aud buy cheap.
The last through trip of the season
from nwaco to Portland will be made
by the steamer T, ]. Potter next sun
day. September 18th. Seasiders should
remember this and arrange according
ly
r. B. May Portland: \. j. Rhodes, |
New York; John p. Good, 81. Louis: |
Captain l. $. Seibold, post chaplain, L. |
$. A, wife and daughter, Fort Can
by. registered at the occident yester-
day.
Just west OF Kinney's cannery yes
terday afternoon lot OF little girls
were having great sport padding |
about in the water on some floating |
logs. For a wonder none Of them fell
overheard.
The cannerymen who will pack fall |
fish, so far as can be learned. are ]. |
o. Hanthorn. NJ. J. Kinney. j. W. Cook, |
]. C. Megler. and the Pillar Rock can
merry. Mr.. Kinney will not start up for
several days yet.
C. B. Smith, the confectioner, carries
the only complete stock Of French and |
American candies in the city. Prices
from 1Oc to $500 per pound. All mail
orders receive prompt attention. Fresh
candies manufactured every day. 4S5
Commercial street.
c. H. Sloop is still increasing his
dairy. having recently bought out the
stock of Dennis Lucey, who has been
in the milk business for a number OF
years. Mr. Sloop has now a herd OF
100 cows, making the largest dairy
in Clatsop county.
The following deeds were filed for
record yesterday: Alice P. Stockton
and C. H. Stockton to George c. Flavel,
Lot s, Block 14S, McClures addition,
$500: VIM. Dougherty to J. A More
head. Northeast quarter Of section 81,
township north. range : west, $50
acres, 81 s
In the county court yesterday the
item Of interest was the entry
OF an order upon the petition OF Chair
man Estes, Of the citizens committee. =,
Of Seaside, Offering a reward Of 800 :
for the capture and arrest Of the thief
or thieves who have recently been
breaking into houses at Seaside.
Owing to the repairing which the
Catholic church Of this city is under
going. mass will be celebrated next
Sunday in the new convent Of the Holy
Names at the usual hours, and 1890 h
a. m. Immediately after the last mass
the blessing Of the house will take
place, and those desiring to visit the
building will be at liberty to do so. ,
The friends Of the school are cordially ,
invited to attend the ceremonies.
AS the $50 train pulled out for Sea- A.,
side last evening, a gentleman was al
most run down by a frisky team Of
horses being driven along the narrow
platform between the warehouse and
the train. The platform at the time
was crowded with men, women and
and it would seem to be a
dangerous practice for teams to drive
there at train times. one gentleman
sdlu lIdl He lipubHl II "dS HuINc pipp- |
er for either the railroad or boat {
company to establish some rules gov
erning the matter
The steamer Mayfower yesterday
bore a merry outing party
down the Columbia to Scarboro heads,
Chinook Beach, consisting Of Mr.. FL
more and daughters Miss Sue Elmore
and Miss F'loe ElmOre, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. Crosby, and son, Mr.. f. c. Cros-
by, Miss Marion Rice, Miss Polly Nc
Awarded.