Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-07-13

ming expedition.
All goods at cost at the Cash Grocery
store Tor short time. 81
MI and Mrs. A. PORTER returned yes.
terday from their trip TO the Sound.
j. G. Pearson returned Yesterday from
oouth Bend, where he had been on
business.
N. u. kaufman, N. w. Bush and F.
N. hawkins went down to the beach
yesterday.
The steamer Point Iona came in YES
terday from San Francisco, bringing q
general cargo.
Princess Eulalia made great hit II
chicago when she appeared in lust such
shoes as Jeff sells. 2t
The boilers for Sherwood's mill were
taken over to the South side from the
foundry this morning.
The contract Tor building tho floating
dock and approaches for school district
number ten, up the Wishkah, was let to
J. D. Morehead for $144.75.
The steamer Josie went up to the
Wishkah cemetery this afternoon, carry
ing there for burial the body OF young
lady who died i'll Hoquiam yesterday.
Adjutant General r.. G. O'Brien is ex-
pected down today to make his annual
inspection of Company X. Too many of
the soldier boys are away for summer
vacation to make much of showing.
B. r. Freeland, dentist, of Montesano,
wishes to announce to the Aberdeen pub
lie that he will be here on Monday, July
18th, prepared to do all kinds of dentistry
work in manner warranted to give salts
faction. 2t
There will be services in the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning at
II o'clock. Rev. DR.. J. r. Thompson
will preach. Rev. Dr. Thompson is from
Vancouver, Wash, and will be per-
i0CsttCu ncIc.
The Baptists have obtained permission
from the authorities to convert the first
floor of the old school building into an
audience room for the use of the church.
Repairs will be made at once, and the
place will be ready for occupancy next
week.
The HERALD and the New York Weekly
World, one year, strictly in advance, for
$3.50.
B. j. Garman was in Westport last
week. Jeff has just returned from the
worlds fair, and he says as between
Westport and Chicago, give him West
port. If he only had Westport back in
Chicago for week he could make his
everlasting fortune selling canned sea
breezes at five dollars can.
The best thing to take for your blood
is Weinhard's Lager Beer.
t. G. Moulton was down Saturday from
his ranch up the Wishkah, and brought
the editor around quart of berries
freshly picked. There were twenty-four
berries to the quart, and every berry a
beauty. He says he picked fifteen quarts
in an hour, all just as fine as those
brought. It's a pity Toms an old
bachelor; such ranch is too fine to
waste on single man.
WANTED-At this office, an intelligent
lad to learn the printing trade. Must be
willing to work for nothing and board
himself for the first six months. If
Mealy, Lacy 4 Co., OF Chehalis, WASH,
have received an order from big lumber
firm in Philadelphia for carload of lum-
Der. the first ever shipped by rail from
the Pacific coast to that city. The order
was for carload of assorted sizes and
grades OF stuff and was made for the pur-
pose of testing the lumber and determin-
ing the feasibility Of handling Washing
ton goods in the far east.
Fresh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakery.
There is no favorable news concerning
the salmon pack, on the Columbia. The
present stagnation is unprecedented, and
all hope of putting up more than two
thirds pack is gone. The fish traps are
catching no big salmon, and not a very
large quantity of steelheads and blue
backs. A few of the Gamers believe an
enormous fall run of inferior fish will be
the result of the present slack season.
If you want groceries, provisions,
crockery ware, flour, feed, ETC., buy them
at the closing-out sale Of the Cash Store,
on Market street. ct
Attorney J. G. Cross, who represents
some Of the creditors of the Aberdeen
Cedar Manufacturing Company, took a
force of men over to the mill Thursday
evening for the purpose of removing part
of the machinery. Sorne of the other
creditors objected, and warrant was
sworn out against Mr.. Cross, who was
brought before Squire Arnold and his
case dismissed. An order enjoining the
removal of the machinery was afterwards
issued.
Evangelistic Meetings.
Our Baptist friends have secured the
services of Rev. o. B. Read, the emf
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