The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-24

Senator Knceland announces that ne Is pre-
!ptrdmcator" or any Democrat who has the cour-
90 of his convictions, In public any time before
Ne election. Let us hear from some one soon.
Angle.side.
Everybody register.
Superior Court next Tuesday.
Band Promenade Concert, Friday,
Oct. 8lst.
BonN. Monday Oct. Goth. to the wife
of Albert johnson, u boy.
Fine assortment pattern hats at Mrs.
Eat"ns.
Sketches OF the candidates will be pub
lished next week.
Six bars of Savon Sap f,r . cents. at
G. W. e,rurger's
Mrs. &. G. Angle has gone 10 her home
ut Coupeville for few weeks.
Misses all wool felt hats 60 cts. st
Mrs. EatOns.
Fargo's 50 so L,diesButton Boot at As
mus s. Sargison's.
J.R. Mcdonald, of the Satsop Com
pany was in town this week
Faryo's 50 90 Mems Railroad (calf shoc)
for sale ut Asmus s. Ssrgison's.
Microscopes, COmpasses, Spcctacles of
all kinds, and Yankee notions at stones
WANrED-A girl to do general house
work. Apply al W. H. Asmus Shoe
Store.
The largest and best assortment of mill
inery goods ever displayed in Shelton at
Mrs. EatOns.
Four dollars worth Of good, inst rue.
" RerG
propositions.
Mrs. A. J. Kraudelt, and two children
of North Yakima. is visiting her parents,
Mr., aud Ms Henry Alden.
Rubber Boots, Overshnes. Ladies in
vaders, and all kinds of Rubbers just ar :
rived at Asmus & Sargison's.
Saturday. October 25th. to morrow. is
the last day of grace for registering
About 400 nam IS re now on the books.
Remember that Stanhopc's regula,
for,niphtly dance occurs Tomorrow eve
ming. Come out and have a good time.
N nol election will be held at tn.
public school house on Saturday, Nov
Isl to elect 3-year Director and Clerk
Joe Woods, the Central" bu tcher, i.
having his home fixed up and will move
in town, as soon as proof is made on hi.
redemption.
II. A. Pittman, who has been acting
County Treasurer for the past two years
has resigned his position with the SatsOI
Railroad Company.
Considerable correspondence, partly on
poll ticxl matters. as we'll rs much local
news is crowded out this week but will
appear next week.
The W. 9. T. U. reading room will lie
formally opened next Tuesday eve. All
are cordially invited and light refresh
mcnts will be served free.
We Xre now without express facilities
hut the Olympia agent informed Us while
there that the Northern Pacific wa. con-
templating giving US reliable express
service.
Speed Shelton L L. Hunter and w. T.
Sperion have formed q partnership for
al surveying work, and have opened an
office in Shelton. Mr.. Hunter is the dem
ocratic candidate for county surveyor.
The Union CITY Tribune changed hands
On the 18Th of October, Capt VIM, B.
haines resigned his position as editor on
that date. The sudden change of base is
too late in the day 10 do the Dem ,crals
much good.
Randolph Elson saws that whoever
walked off with the cross CIT saw from
his stable should bring it back for filing,
rs it must be getting dull by this time.
randolph has bought out Long and is
now carrying on the mail contract.
License to wed has been issued TO
David Ellison and Miss Annie Simmons.
OF Little SknOkum. Also to Ellsworth
freehurger and Miss Nellie Chapman, of
Shelton, who went 10 Tacoma and were III
be married there Wednesday evening.
Till Shelton has secured good con.
tract from the n &c. and will begin
putting logs into Lake Isabel, at once.
crew has gone down to MIDDAY to
BRING up the extension of the road to the
lake, when another engine will be put ON
After many days,-or about six weeks,
the new goods have ar, lived Mt Mrs. Knee
1Snd and Spencers Millinery parlors.
ihey consist of stamped goods. baby
hoods, velvets aud satins. ribbons, ruch.
ing, hosiery. aud Ladies underwear in va
tie'y. which has just been opened out.
Novelties for Christmas presents.
The McClaiu case came ur before the
supreme Court last week, and action TAX
en- resulting in the granting Of new
rial Three years have elapsed since the
burning of the Kneeland Hotel here. the
witnesses are scattered or dead, and the
written testimony in q very bad shape. 81
we Chances are good for his acuuittal
after three years confinement.
Calvin Saegar sends the Editor q big
neau OF cabbage aud 10 pourd beet,
soine big POTATOES, one of which weighed
"a pounds, Concord grapes and apples.
quite an assortment. all raised on his
iafm near town, and Of the apples he
,sent you with some Of the
1.es CA tree that was Seeding
Ut, stuck in the ground in the year
- ny Charlie, my little boy wbe died
-. saine year As the spr0ut was We
zen and Charlie had taken special care
=. let II stand to zee what it would
,L-'unt to. II took root and made . nice
WWee, and now bears these lovely apples
we mink it very valuable tree, SO We
SSs.ned the apple CHARLES cuttings" Mr.,
Segsr' hop yield was about 1900 pounds
iGs witch he will get 1t least so cents fol
AIS trouble this year.