The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-31
"All HallOwee q :" to-day.

"All Hallowee n" to-day.
Fine assortm ent pattern hats at Mrs
Eatons.
The late Mrs. Renton left an estate val.
ucd at So. 100000.
Don't forget the Band Promenade Con-
cert tonight. Admission small.
The youngest child of Rev. G. F. Mead,
of Tumwater, week old infant, died last
week.
Six bars of Savon Soap for Is cents at
g. w. Freeburger's
One Of the dailics saws that the Pacific
mill plant vii! be sold by the sheriff on
November lst.
Tom O'Neill made the round trip to
Olympi YESTERDAY, on bushes, and the
hurricane deck of a cayuse.
A scho0l election will be held at the
public school house on Saturday, Nov.
LIST. to elect 3-year Director and Clerk.
Microscopes. Compasses. Spectacles of
all kinds, and Yankee notions at stones
WANrED-A girl TO do general house
work Apply a, w. Ii. Asmus Shoe
Store.
The wife of Manson Rogers. of Ka.
miIchie. gave birth to twins. last Wednes
day, boy and a girl, weighing nine
pounds each.
Fargo's $3.50 LadiesBut Boot at A :
mus & SargiSon's.
]. G. Lybarger was found guilty Of Sc
ducing 13.year old Elsie Patnuie, At
ID of
hard labor.
A full line of Lead. Oils, Colors and
Mixed Paints at e. V. Dunbar's
Boots s. Shoes manufactured on short
notice, satisfaction guaranteed, at Asmus
s. Ssrgison's.
Tom Carroll may be man Of simple
honesty and sterling character" but he
could not be thought of, because he
would add his mite to the aggregate of
Democratic obstruction against The tar
if. John L. Wilson possesses all those
qualifications and much more ability.
A large assortment of Gloves, Nit &
Stockings just arrived at Asmus s. Sar-
| gison's.
Next Tuesday is election day, and it is
about time to keep a sharp lookout fer
all sorts of things sprung against John l.
Wilson and most of the other candidates.
These things which are sprung too late
to be Investigated. can he set down as
campaign lies"
Fargo's $3.50 Ladies Kid Button Boot
Spring heeD at Asmus & Sargison's.
NoTIcE.-The regular biennial exam
ination of Teachers of Mason County will
be held in Shelton on Thursday. Nov. Is.
| G. B. Cunderson and Miss Della V. Walsh
are on the board. All teachers holding
endorsed certificates should present them
with the testimonials for examination.
8 G. S. BRUMBAUGu, Supt
The largest and best assortment of mill
inery goods ever displayed in Shelton at
Mrs. Eatons.
w. w. Wiltshire. Attorney at law, 210
| Butler Block Seattle has been seven years
Examiner of Land and Mining Claims
and Contests in the General Land Office
at Washington. ID. G. His advice and
| assistance in public land matters will be
very useful He is endorsed by Senator
H. NJ. Teller, Ex-Sccretary of the Inter
| ior, Hon. A. II. Garland. Ex- United
States Attorney General, Senator John II.
| Mitchell, and Senator JOHN b. Allen
ana w. ". squire. his specially Is Lahu
and Mining Law. On inquiries, infor-
nation of general interest relating to pub
lie land rulings furnished by him will be
published in this paper.
Four dollars worth Of good. ins:ruc
two reading whole year. Read the
propositions.
when is bed not bed? When i.
is = little buggy" This fact can be tcsti
fed to by one of the clergymen now at
lending conference. The other morning
when the drug clerk arrived TO open up
the store, a preacher was found waiting
TO enter. He expl ined that the bed bugs,
where he WIS stopping, were holding
their annual cncampment, and they had
tossed him up in blanket during the
night. In short. he wanted some poison
to put on their parade ground, and as he
wished to accomplish the work before the
family of the house was up, called early
We suppose IN a case of this kind, the
minister will have to he thankful that the
| insects were not hornets.-Chronicle.