The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-19

Bond streets, The animal was an Irish
setter, and the remains wcre buried with
due ceremony in the Columbia on the
Parker house dock,
Mrs, win Trunnger yvsterily let tor
Ercnsburgh. wash where her husband
is the superintendent OF the lectric light,
ing system,
Special sale OF nno fruits today at
Ross, luggins & Co.'S Ashland peaches,
Bartlett pears, silver prunes choice ap-
pies, etc, etc. ,....ss
The ordinance prohibiting the inter
ment os bodies within the city limits Q,
Astoria was returned ycs,crd1y signed
by the mayor,
The annual sale OF the Every Monday
Club ot the Presbyterian church win be
held Tuesday, November gS, Watch for
further announcements,
You can secure tickets at any ~ the
cigar stores for the opera Little Duke 90
which will he put On next Wednesday
night Come and see It,
The part OF the "IAtue Duke" will be
played by RoSaha Southern Hepburn for
Mr., Belchers' benefit next "Wednesday
night at Fishers opera house,
c. C, Palmhurg, the leading contractor
OF Astoria, is prepared % do all kinds
OF jobbing and building work. Duane
street between Tenth and Eleventh.
Mr.. Baeher win make his debut In
opera next Wednesday night at his own
benefit. DO not fail to hear him. At
Fishers opera house, Admission, SIC.
TWO horses were sold from the city
pound yesterday. but the only bidder
was tho poundmaster. He was already
out more than their value for their keep,
The fair held at the Swedish Luthe:ylA
church last night was most successful
Almost all the fancy articles were dis
posed OF. and handsome sum was real
iYed.
When you want a real llte-like and
artistic photo. don't fail to call on snod-
grass. The work he is turning out now
Is ahead OF anything ever made in AS
toria before.
The Astoria Cor.) Astorian is credited
with the largest circulation accorded to
any Sunday paper in the state outside
OF the city OF Porand-Printers' Ink OF
August IS, 1897.
Walter Way Vancouver: F. Becrman.
Necannicum; c. F. De Summers, sea-
side; Miss Eva Parker, Skipanon; ]. T.
Adams. Clatsop City were registered at
the Parker house yesterday.
Ed Hunter who had one OF his eyes
badly burned a short time ago by the
explosion OF a steam pipe on the steamer
Harrison. is in fair way OF recovery.
although the wound is still very painful.
c. W. Knowles, II. A. Weis F. MORN,
Portland; W. Norfor. Coxwold; R. Liv-
iugstone. Drumlochty; W. J. Honeyman.
Drumalis; Robert T. Lee, Marshdeld,
were guests Of the occident yesterday
The taking OF evidence was completed
yesterday before Judge Abercrombie IN
the case against Hnlsbery. charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses.
The arguments OF counsel will be made
Monday morning,
A party Of jolly young people left last
evening for a visit to Kamm's farm near
Oney. They returned by moonlight.
The trip was particularly pleasant, the
weather being just right, and the picnic
was a huge success.
Mr.. Gus HIldebrand has returned from
his hunting trip in the Nehalem it was
supposed that he had bagged an elk, but
his friends last night were not favored
with steaks for Sundays dinner. and
we're consequently much disappointed.
Work on the Manzanita at the govern
ment warehouse dock is rapidly progress
ing. The officers OF the ship are well
satisfied with the character Of the work
being done, and expect to have the crack
vessel on the coast when she is launched.
The Astoria Progressive Commercial
Association held an adjourned meeting
last evening and transacted some minor
matters that were held over from last
meeting. On Monday they will move into
their new home at $50 Bond street, and
Will at once commence arranging a fine
display Of Clatsop county products. No
time will be lost in getting Things IN read
mess for an active campaign by the As
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