The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-11-16
AROUND TOWN.

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AROUND TOWN.
TUESDAY.
One has too little time for delay-h,
has too much time for hurry.
Try schilnns's Best tea and baking powder
r. ]. Howell has returned from Port,
land.
LADIES SILK MITTENs. 80 CENTS
TO S25o AT DUNBARS
Bicycle and repair shop at lS Ninth
street. Charges reasonable.
LADIES' CASHMERE GLOVES. 2
CENTS, AT DUNBAR's
Steelheads are selling at ~ cents a
pound. but the catch Is very tight.
John Mcintosh and wife left for San
Francisco Sunday morning on the CO.
lumbia.
You can always find the best cream ~
butter and sweet fresh cream at the
Parior.
Mr. -
gineer at Fort Stevens, was in the city
yesterday.
MRS J. a. Fulton has returned from
Nebraska, where she had been, visiting
with relatives.
y. ]. Meany. the leading merchant
tailor. 1s7 Tenth st. The highest price
paid for fur skins.
The annual sale OF the Every Monday
Club. VIII be held Tuesday. November
2. in the class room OF the Presbyterian
church.
Smoked boneless salmon packed in oil
like sariines is the newest industry In
the FISH line on the lower COLUMBIA. Mr..
Borchers is the packer, on the north
shore.
A special meeting of the Ladies' Guild
OF Grace church win be held In the yestry
room Of thu church this afternoon at e:so
Every member OF the Guild IS requested
20 be present
Herman Wise has offered TO the MEM
bers OF the A F. c. q suit of clothes
for the highest individual scores made
from November 15 to Christmas eve.
Tho winner can select any suit In his
store
All va ask IS an order and we will
deliver your oysters on THANKSGIVING
morning. Oysters g cents a pint Fresh
Baltimore oysters. California shrimp ana
holsters az moderate prices. Place your
order al once Batock Oyster Parlors.
The Young Mems Republican club heIi
a short meeting at Engine Co. No. ys
house last night. Reports OF committees
were read and the members of the club
were assigned to outside duty. and COM
Tnsncdng today they win take an active
part in the coming campaign.
The handsome photographs Of scenes
In and around skaguay. taken By the
Stokes Brothers and now on exhibition
in Foard & Stokes Sksg1lay window. are
attracting muck attention. one OF the
pictures gives view Of Stokes Bros
store. II
The Wizard Oil company last night.
at Fishers opera house, gave unique
and entertaining performance to stand
ing room only. The house viii b. filled
every night his week, for everyone
wants to see the brigh, and funny show
the best that has been here in years.
Large numbers OF psople are daily tax
ing advantage Of Herman Wises Red
Letter Sale. Mr.. Wise says he will con-
tinue this sale little while longer so
that those who have not yet had the (
Opportunity may have a show to take
advantage Of this genuine Reduction
Sale. {
]. Evans. first officer Of the KInross-
shire left last night for New York to
take command Of the British ship Bann- '
shire. This shire line Is owned by rbos I
Law & Co. and consists Of about 35 YES j
seas. Mr.. Evans has acted as mate OF a
the Kdnross-stire for six years The {
Banffshire viii load coal oil for China. ?
Mr.. John Kopp returned yesterday '
from Seaside. He says that the Logan r
box factory will soon be ready for opera a
tion. A large quantity Of .ogs came
down the Necanicum during the fresb.t
and both mills are well supplied. Alex i
Gilbert's handsome cottage IS being fin D.
ished with sO-foot flagstaff. and Mr.. {
Geist Of Portland. Is building fine h
cottage r
Mrs James Turney Of Flavel met ~
with a 9arious accident last Saturday bv :,
falling down stairs an hs- residence G.
breaking her shoulder blade and frac- o,
turing her wrist Mrs. Or. Owens-Ada,,
CT sunnymead was soumm7rod, and
reduced the fracture and made the pa- n,
1ent as comfortable as possible II will n.
De some tine before Mrs Trrney VIII be II
lBe to be around.