The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-04-10

10 focNand,
sam Oliver yesterday brought I
from the Nehalem the horses for hi
seinirlg ground
Mr.. 7. 5, Cornelius, Of East Astoria
who has been sick for sumo time. &
now convalescent
When YOU are out looking for mic
fresh fruit and vegetables. so to tn
Pacific Grocery Co.
Gail on the Pacific Grocery IL yo,
went everything IN groceries an,
country produce cheap.
For Easter eggs and novelties. so e
the Bonbonniere; It has them in al
styles, sizes and prices.
BAMBOO furniture sold at specia.
prices this week. at the Rising sur
Store, 6ls Commercial street.
The remains of Chas. Tlrp. the in
FAINT son OF Joe Turp. wiz be buried
az Greenwood at O'Clock today.
A. R. Cyrus has moved his real es-
tate and Insurance office to No. 4ss
Bond street. by the occident hotel.
". J. ingalls,. D. II. Heckard, end
J. Hogg were in from the Lewis and
Clark and North Shore yesterday.
The addition TO the Foard & Stokes
hall has been almost completed. and
will sOon be ready for occupancy.
Up-to-date. B and II. Special" and
''Stormer' bicycles. Fully warranted.
si5 and SIS. Fisher Brothers. agents.
Laird Sehober a Co.'S Ladies'. Misses and
Childrens fine shoes, Spring Styles.
Columbia Shoe Co.
Fishermen's supplies-coffee pots,
stoves lunch buckets, net floats, water
breakers. hatchets-cheap at W. ].
Scully's.
Quite fleet Of fishing boats started
out on the river yesterday evening. in
order TO be early on the fishing
grounds today.
Another lot of choice country hams
bacon and shoulders, well cured and
fresh. for s and 70 cents per pound at
Foard & Stokes.
A number of fishermen were down
from BroolSield yesterday, and bought
a lot of supplies and utensils for the
coming fishing season.
Chief Engineer T. II. Curtis, q the
A. & C. r. r. r., Is slowly recover.
ing at st Mary's hospital from an at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs J. H. Langworthy who has
been very III, was taken from 81
Mary's hospital last evening and sent
afterwards to Portland.
Contractors have commenced the
work Of improving W. F. Schiebe's'
new store. which will be eady for oc-
cupancy in about ten days.
You can get a channels skin at Rog-
ers' drug store for 1Oc, 25c, 35c, iOc,
SOC, Csc, 75c, 81 and st.2j Rogers drug
store, odd Fellows building.
Auditor Kuettner returned from
Portland yesterday, and said that
everything was lovely, but the goose
hung 50 high he could not reach IT.
G. S. Wright heard from o. ]. Meg
Ter yesterday. the letter stating that
he and Captain w. A. johnson had
safely arrived at Byron Springs, Cal. |
The eight-your-old daughter Of w. |
j. Heckard, of the Lewis and Clark, |
Eta May, died Thursday Of blood pd-
soning, caused by an abcess in the
throat.
Yesterday was Arbor Day and exer-
cises were held in the various schools |
appropriate to the occasion II was
not reported whether any trees were
planted
All Of the stores in town yesterday |
were very busy fitting out fishermen |
for the fishing season. Everybody |
seemed TO be happy, and confident of
a successful season.
Mr.. r. N. Cast says that the farm
ers in the Nehalem country are SOW
ing oats and If the present favorable
weather continues, farm matters VIII
soon be well along for the season.
The Columbia Iron Works yesterday
put in a new seyen-ton lathe which
will handle the largest kind Of Jobs.
This factory seems to be forging
ahead in anticipation Of the rush OF
work this season.
The list of deaths in Astoria within
he past ten or twelve days is simply
appalling. Some thirteen or fourteen