Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-10-13
BRIEF MENTION.

Examine Jeff's new stock OF snoes'
II you want to vote you must register
Fresh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakery.
Ladies try those warranted kid gloves
at M. E. Grays.
With this volume the HERALD begins
its seventh year.
The steamer Alliance is expected in to-
day and the Point Iona tomorrow.
Underwear from the cheapest to the
dearest at Fishers clothing store.
You can't vote for president if you do
not register on or before October %.
A few choice house plants, rose and
berry bushes for sale. Mrs. J. A. HOOP.
BoRN-In Aberdeen, on Friday, Oct. Z,
1892, to the wife of ]. G. Hogan, girl.
Politics are running high, but prices
are low at Fishers on all wet weather
goods.
BoRN-Wednesday, October 5, to the
wife Of James Beckey, girl weighing ten
and one-half pounds.
And endless variety of latest styles and
best quality dress goods, at lowest prices,
at M. f. Gray's.
Today is the day set for opening the
bids in Portland for doing the work of
improving Grays Harbor.
John HI. McGraw and Patrick Henry
Winston, Republican speakers, at the
Acme opera house tonight.
One Small Bile Bean every night for a
week arouse Torpid Livers. Csc. per bottle.
The census of 1890 gave Washington a
population of $40, 800, and the increase
since then has been 81 ,487.
To restore gray hair to it's natural color
as in youth, cause it to grow abundant
and strong, there is no better preparation
than Halls Hair Remover.
The city council has signed the papers
for the purchase of the Heron street
bridge, and as soon as the signature of @.
R. Wilson can be gotten the bridge will
be free.
ESQ mems, boy. nd children's suits
have just reached this establishment
for your inspection. The New York
Store. TOklaS & Kaufman. 52-2t
The HERALD is authorized to announce
that reception and ball will be given at
! Koehler's hall on Friday night, October
9 IA, to DIR. and Mrs. w. B. Paine, to
which all Of their friends are cordially
invited.
Overshirts, hats, trunks and valises,
blankets and quilts at Fishers. n
H. ]. Snively, Democratic candidate
tor governor, will speak here on the 21st
ot this month. Ii want to hear and see
the next governor OF Washington, be
present at the meeting.
A mission will be opened in the Roman
Catholic church on Sunday next, the
18th Of October, by Rev. Father Lindner,
o. $. $. R., terminating on the following
Wednesday or Thursday. Service on
Z Sunday commences at 10 a. m. promptly.
If you can't come in out OF the wet get
rain coat or an umbrella at Fishers. \
Chiis johnson had the ends OF two of
bis fingers cut off last Friday while work.
pg at the planer in the Cosmopolis mill.
IL had one Of the company's hospital
ckeB, and was brought down here. DR..
|appfixed him up all right, and he is on
The streets again.
Ladies should call and examine the
erge variety of cloaks and jackets at M u.
}. Gny's before purchasing elsewhere.
You will save money by doing SO.
The Democrats held rousing meeting
Comopolis Tuesday night. j. G..
loss w. B. McGerry, J. f. Lyons, and
". Blackwell were the speakers
fter the speaking, which was we'll at
ndd, chicken supper was also well
tterded.
q To aid Digestion take one Small Bile Bean
after eating. &c. per bottle.
"Save who can!" was the frantic cry
Napoleon to his army at Waterloo.
vehealth and strength while you can,
u the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, is
&dvie that applies to all, both young and
I'D. Don't wait until disease fastens on
ou; begin at once.
DIiD-In Aberdeen on Saturday Oct.
-, 1892, T. J. Burns, in the Both year of
bis age. Mr.. Burns mother, who lives
IN M,nistee, Mich, was informed OF the
n Illness of her son, and arrived here Thurs
day, snly two days before his death. The
body vas embalmed by Beardsley Bros.
and sent to Manistee.
Keep your feet dry by choosing from
Fishers big variety of woollen socks. \
N The following cases from Chehalis
J county will come on to be heard during
4 The Odober term Of the supreme court:
J. NJ. anderson and c. G. Combes, APP
4 pellans, vs.. G. w. Crisp, respondent;
4 THURSDAY October 20. John Hogele, APP
i pellant, VS.. G. r. Wilson ct al, respon-
4 ents; I. B. Mailing, respondent, vs. G.
w. Crunmey, appellant, and J. B. Biles,
respondent. VS.. Tacoma, Olympia &
Grays Harbor Railroad company, appel
liant, Monday, October "a,
Whenthe hair begins to come cut in