Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-12-06

which are Offsets against the county's
claim.
John J. Carney, of Elma, came down
on the train this evening.
The poin; Iona arrived yesterday with
her usual cargo for Aberdeen merchants.
We publish this week port N OF DR..
/ Hlight's Thanksgiving sermon; the re-
mainder will appear in our next issue
| WANTED, a good girl. a steady situa-
ton. Apply at Mrs. Il. r. Dabney's, ABB
/ eideen. ii
Home made comforters ior sale by o.
J. Lawrence. Cheap rs ready made and
twice us good. Will also he made TO or
der
The HERALD Office has been removed
to the Dahncy block ON G street, opposite
the hose house, thereby getting nearer to
the center of trade.
The fire boys, becoming tired Of furnish.
ing wood for the whole neighborhood,
have built Il wood house and fastened it
with lock and key.
For a fine Shave and Hair
cut go to Eedinger's Shaving
Parsor, where you can also
play Billiards FREE
Fox SALE.-Eiglty thousand cedar
shingles; or will trade for stock, produce
or anything OF value. Address, Bon
Lowry at Pacific Hotel. If
The following municipal officers were
elected at Elma: Mayor, \. J. A. Me-
Spcrritt; counrilmen, y. +. Ryles, J. w.
Stmblc, G. Combes; treasurer, J. X. o.
ponncl.
4 w. strange has received notice Of
his appointment rs postmaster OF Cos
mopolis. His bond has been forwarded
and the commission will probably arrive
about jaruH,y first.
Painc's team and Gray made things
lively on + street hi, morning hv run
ming away from the wiia,f. Woodpilcs,
boxes, everything had to get out Of the
way ar be- run over No serious damage
was done.
Late this afternoon Il resident of the
East side whose name we could not learn
walked off the open draw into the Wish
kah. He was just raising his umbrella
and did not notice that it WAS open. AL
though not able to swim he managed to
get hold Of Il small piece of board and
support himself until rescued.
Don't forget to go to the Congregational
church Friday, Dec. Z, at I 80 p. IN. and
help that Christmas tree fund. There
will be Rotations. dialogues, Duets,
solos, quartetles and class exercises all
by the little folks. Admission ten cents.
Ice cream and home made candy will be
sold after the entertainment Everybody
is cordially invited to attend
Rev l.. d. Wells Of Montesano will give
his famous illustrated lecture on the an
cient Jewish Tabernacle and its furnish
ings, accompanying his lecture by models
of each portion, constructed on the scale
Of | l., inches 10 the cubit. The effect will
be the same as building the tabernacle
right before the eyes OF the spectators.
Admission, Is and 10 cents.
Miss Ethel Renshaw, who has been
spending the last ynar and a half with
her sister, MIS-. Richard r. Dabnev, left
Tuesday morning for her Iowa home. A
number OF her friends were at the wharf
to bid her good bye. -'he has been Il fl,
vorite in Aberdeen society, and will indeed
be missed by all. The HERALD hopes
that her visit may soon be repeated.
Capt. T.. II. Jefferson, who was sent
out Ivy Capt Symons, has made an eX-
animation of the big drift in North river.
Five miles above Tie mouth of the river
are three rifles, one OF them over ledge
OF rock three feet hi n. Two miles above
the drift begins, extending for thtec-quar.
tiers of a mile, reaching from bank to
bank. Upon it grow trees IS inches in
diameter, the water passing underneath.