Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-23
BRIEF MENTION.

!. now doing rushing business.
The republicans we're defeated Mon day
bv combine ticket in Portland.
The democratic club is arranging for a
rand ratification meeting tonight.
direct mail service between Aberdeen
.,d Westport was established last week.
Born-To the wife OF John G. Waldo,
n Aberdeen, on Tuesday, June 81, a
girl.
Part Of the pipe for the South Bend
veter works came down on the cars Sat
urday.
ABERDEEN will ratify. Dude Lewis has
been invited to address the ratification
meeting.
Health Officer Graham has been pre-
uring the city for the summer by flush
ing the cutters.
The Photographic gallery of f. p.
Finch, corner of Heron and II streets, is
nearly finished.
School Clerk Wyman has enumerated
E5 children Of school age in this, the
fifth school district.
Many Of the Sons of Veterans were
visitors up from their encampment at
Hoquiam last week.
The telephone office has been moved
up stairs, in the Smith building, into the
Office Of N. w. Bush.
MARRIED-At Aberdeen, on Thursday,
June IS, 1892, Geo. A. West to Mrs.
Mary Clark, both of Aberdeen.
Friday large party Of ladies and gen.
tlemen from Aberdeen spent pleasant
outing pic-nicking up the Wishkah.
Some Of those interested in Aberdeen
are talking of putting on a boat direct
from Aberdeen to the North Beach.
October 21st, of this year, will be made
anstional holiday as commemorative of
the 400th annivei sary OF the discovery of
America.
The amount of the assessed. valuation
Of Aberdeen property, as assessed by the
assessor and equalized by the city coun-
Gil, is 81, 1858, 443.0O.
The HERALD from now until after the
November election for only so cents cash.
Now is the time, never will be cheaper.
Secure advertising space in your local
paper, and then strive to make that space
the most interesting part of the paper
Bucklin (Mo.) Herald,
Putting up fruit? Then go to Kroensrt
Bros for fruit jars and rubbers. SIT
Cummings & Cook have been putting
in this week the extra hydrants, ordered
by the city sometime ago. Also replac-
ing the old hydrants by new ones.
When you use the "Select" and "Think
Of Me" cigars you patronize home indus
try which employs white men or Ameri-
can citizens instead Of leperous Chinese
in San Francisco and elsewhere. If
The city council, at special meeting
Tuesday evening, passed ordinance num-
Der ", fixing the amount Of the tax levy
Tor 1892. See ordinance published else
where.
The steamer Progress now makes two
trips daily to Cosmopolis, leaving Aber-
deem at and o'clock p. M; leaving
Uosmopolis at 80 and 6 80 p. m. Fare,
one way, 20 cents; round. trip, 35 cents.
Flags-little flags big fags-at Ben
Ladues Conqueror Cigar Store-cheaper
than you can stealthem.
y. >. Stevenson, one of the boss log
gers OF the Wishkah, whose camp is on
A. Il. Moulton's claim up the Wishkah,
mas been putting into the water on an
average Of 10000 feet of logs day. One
Gay last week he put in $4,000 teet
Smoke the "Select" and ''Think of Me-"
cigars. They are clear Havana filled,
made in Aberdeen by skilled workmen
ana free from all danger and flavors.
Oall for them. They are kept by all
Dealers If
ohildren's Day at Baptist church next
sunday evening at 8 O'Clock. A very ex-
ceilent program has been arranged all
are invited to attend at the G. A. R.
hall. Preaching Sunday morning sub
lect "Close Communion"
Call at the Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
bread, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts,
clgals and tobaccos; manufacturers OF
fancy taffy and plant candies. If
VIM. L. Wilson, OF West Virginia, who
Is remembered by the people Of Aber-
deem for his statesmanlike address here
on the principles OF democracy, was the
permanent chairman OF the Chicago
democratic national convention.
Spectacles from 25cts. to $3.50. can
bit near and far-sighted people; and take
especial pains to order fine quality OF
goods. Max Sanford, F street shop. 1t
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
AT the meeting for election of officers
Of the Knights of Pythias held Thursday
the following were elected for the ensu-
ing year: r. p. Campbell, G. c., re-
elected; E. K. Hawkins, Prelate; L. E.