The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-05

city. Bargains al Pacific Commission 1
Co.
This week. dress goods remnants, all
lengths. your own price. Low Price
Store.
The county commissioners court win
meet yesterday morning at the court
house,
Mr.. G. wingate has returned from the
session ot the board OF equalization at
Salem.
Miss Katie Sinnott returned last even-
ing to Monmouth. where she is attend
ing school.
Benjamen Wise, brother OF Herman
Wise. left last night for an extended
visit in Germany.
G. W. LounsberTy, who spent yester-
day at nwaeo reports business in that
burg as rather quiet,
Services conducted by Bishop Gran
ston at the Methodist Church SUNDAY
were largely attended.
Worlds Almanac for 1897 just receiv-
ed. Mailed to any address on receipt
OF CSC. Griffin & Reed.
The advance guard OF notices pro-
claiming New Years sales are now
making their appearance.
Tom Baker was arrested last evening
by onicer Thompson. and was after
wards placed in the hospital.
Flour. syrup. hams. bacon, lard. sug- d
ar, tea. coffee. spices. dried fruits. etc, II
at cost Pacific Commission Co.
Miss Loomis and Miss Hutton came o
over from nwaeo yesterday afternoon Il
on their way to school in Portland. n
Mr. C. W. Canadian yesterday took C
his seat as county assessor. his bonds n
having been filed and duly approved.
Miss Glover and sister. Mrs. Loomis. el
passed through the city yesterday even tt
ing on their way to the Willamette val W
ley. a.
We offer all our cast iron stoves at RI
10 per cent below cost. The latest air RI
tight stoves also on hand at 4Sl Bond nj
street.
Mrs. Lawrence, Of Shoalwater Bay. =
who has been visiting in nwaoo. passed
through the city last evening on her =,
way home.
Captain Carnegie, Of the Persian. who
has transferred his headquarters to u'
Knappton. leaves many warm friends =. =.
in Astoria. =
tr
Mr.. E. E. Brodle, of the Tilamook
Rock lighthouse. returned yesterday
from four weeks visit in Portland A,
and the Sound country. -
The greatest sale Of fine goods COM :,
mences this week at Cooper's. This is =,
the only reliable sale OF the year where e,
genuine reductions are made :,
an
Call and see the Queen alright heat a.
er at Howell & Wards before buying:
they can save you money both on the =,
price Of the stove and wood consumed.
Since the new year has come in and -,
midwinter dullness is almost over with =
those choice lots in Smiths warrenton -,
have become a premium on the mar
ket.
tn
A good-sized audience was present DIN
last evening at the first service of the Wi
week Of prayer at the Methodist church. co
There will be services each evening this 90,
week IN,
pu
Astor street between 7th and 9Th is in tn
very bad condition and dangerous for I
horses. Numerous holes and rotten LII
Dlanks threaten the life OF man and on
beast. IA,
un
Before purchasing, don't fail to see hill
hose celebrated air-tight stoves at
Foard & Stokes They have them in a
iozen different styles. and every pos Ia
Iible size. All
fai
I9c is the Sale Price of Ladies' wosI Ro
Hose at Dunbar's
In the county clerks Office yesterday,
1vert Ward, native of Russia; Louis Sh
9auffe. a native Of Germany, and Joa-
him Wamp, a native Of Germany, were
admitted to citizenship. A
ria
Don't forget that the Low Price Store fish
las the only perfect fitting wrappers. gre
he handsomest line Of jackets and tiol
apes, and is selling them at wholesale cor
,rices. 491 Bond street str
tina
Thomas Boyle, Bay City. Wisconsin; tro
leo. Lovett, Spokane; John Lewis, John mil
Days; E. r. Wordsworth, st. Louis; in
.. R. Woods, Oregon City. are regis but
cred at the Parker House. to
ras
Captain Nicoll, Of the Dacca, says T
hat IL he remains in port much longer Ma
lie will commence giving painting les er
'ons to classes Of ladies. The captain tha