Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-12-27

fact that the survey has not been COM
pleted.
Bring your job printing to the HERALD
onice--we can suit you in price, style and
quality Of stock.
Doctor and Silas Pearson went to Port
land Tuesday morning for weeks visit
and to see the exposition.
James d. Lowry came home last Thurs
day for few days visit, leaving Tuesday
morning for Albany, Oregon.
A. y. Devonshire, of Montesano, is in
town today. He is an old subscriber to
THE HERALD, and always has good word
for the paper.
Methodist Episcopal church, morning
subject "a New Years Greeting."
Evening subject: "Sitting at the Feet OF
the Old Year"
Rev. George Lindsay and Mrs. Whsle
left for Olympia this morning to attend
the Christian Endcavor association. They
will return Saturday.
Do you want a new stove in exchange
for that old one? can sell you one cheap,
and will take the old one as part pay.
tt X. XELAsKo.
The $12.5o Mems Suits at
Kaufman's with 10 per cent dis
count are said to be cheap, and
good value for $500.
The poem "Thc Rooster that Failed to
Crow" was handed in soon after election,
but has been overlooked. We commend
its sympathetic strain to the Economist.
The dance Christmas night for the ben
eft OF the band was successful affair,
both in financial way and in the way
OF pleasure. The net receipts were over
$4,000.
The laying OF the rails on the railroad
was completed to the Wishkah river last
Saturday. and orders have been given for
the crew to report with the gravel train
January second.
ii. l.. Cook and bride are expected home
this evening, after having visited Van
couver, 3. G.. An invitation dance will
be given in their honor tomorrow evening
in Koehler's hall.
Recently two fellows have been chasing
ladies and girls who have been out on
the streets alone after dark. If these
wretches are caught they should be given
the limit OF the law and then ridden out
OF town on rail, or some such treatment
The Aberdeen correspondent Of the
Post-Intelligencer. woke up long enough
Christmas to send a special to his paper
saying thai the railroad track was laid to
within 1000 feet of the Wishkah. He
must have looked into the wrong kind of
a glass.
q. S. Thomas was again arrested last
Thursday in connection with the bank
business, on the charge OF perjury, on ac-
count of the transfer OF real estate from
Book to the bank Ia It spring in order to
avoid taxation. At the trial, Saturday,
he waived examination and was placed
under $1,000 bonds. a warrant is also
out for w. =. Book.
j. G. Lewis is advertising at Shcrif's
sale the property decided to him, as
trustee, by the Aberdeen bank as Sc
curity for the county money depos-
tied therein. The property advertised is
the building recently occupied by Crow
Tiers furniture store, the Smith building,
corner Heron and q streets, and one
half interest in the bank building.
At the assignec's sale OF the property
Of J. w. Emery yesterday some OF the
was bid in at such low prices
that the court ought not to confirm the
sale. Twelve and onc-haf acres OF land
the cemetery was sold for $3.50
per acre; lots 5 and 6, block IA South
Aberdeen brought $685. fractional lots 4,
5 and 6, block 5, South Aberdeen, $11.