Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-11-08
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Anal u.u for las. pal Il the railroad
M ,.c itcs >ty.cs in in"l wear. Il
Jeff's.
"a. iin4,q vas il from iiump,uil
Monday.
Fresl, fruit always on hand at Rein
both Bros.
J. A. Smith went up to the county
set this morning.
4. +. IliH came down down from por.
ter this afternoon.
Fresh bread daily 1T Al crdc"n bakery
Four loaves for - cents
H. Zcasko returned last evening from
a business trip to Tacoma.
Ben. Wiley went to Olympia last
Monday, returning Yesterday.
Twenty-Five cents Of fun about the 23rd
inst. at the Acme opera house.
Beardsley Bros are building a iwo-story
addition to their carpenter shop.
"a Cup OF Tea" and "Dox and Cox
at the Acme opera house about the 23rd
inst.
Frank NJ. Bachelor and Martha j.
Worlc Of Westport, were married last
week.
Mrs. Schroeder went up to Montesano
yesterday morning, for 4 weeks visit
with friends.
Look out for amateur dramatic perfor-
mances ut the Acme opera house about
the BIRD inst.
Good music. Lots OF fun at the Acme
opera house about the 23rd. Full par
ticuars next week.
WINDERs new cash store is the place
to buy groceries cheap. full line OF all
kinds always on hand.
II. T.. Borden, OF Oakvillc, and J. A.
Sells, Of llumptulips, registered at the
Pacific yesterday.
The passenger train was four hours late
Z last evening, owing to Il washout on the
main line at Puyalup.
Judge Abel Goss was elected justice OF
the peace in Wynoochc district, and
Rob. Talbot constable.
b CANOE i'oE SALE-.A small, durable
3 canoe suitable for Hunters. Will sell
u cheap. 'Nyz," care this Office.
The Indians on the Quiniault reserva-
a ton want their land surveyed and al
Y lottel and are taking steps to secure that
q end.
lIoinc made comiorters for sale by o.
j. Lawrence. Cheap as ready made and
q twice Us good. Will also be made to or
q der.
The October collections OF fees by the
\ >unty officers were as follows Auditor,
n $1Sl.5o; sheriff, %lu9.05 clerk, 5000;
q total $5s5.95.
q Geo. Hopkins and wife arrived this
" afternoon from Jamestown, New York,
where they went from Aberdeen about
three years ago.
Another Democrat arrived at the home
of julius MOmmson, oil Summit, too late
& to register, however. He is 4 bouncer,
and weighs II pounds
The Chronicle says that Mr.. Henry
Marshall and Mr. Dorly are prospecting
the iron mines east OF Elma and are TAX
ing out ore to be tested.
Stanley Smith and Harry Gibbs re.
turned from Olympia, Monday, where
they had been making filings before the
y Register OF the land office.
VIM. kecgan is spending the week in
town. He will return to Elma next
Tuesday morning, to his position in the
Case & IIuling shingle mill.
81 The store room in the Smith block on
the corner of Heron and G streets is be-
ing fitted up for Crowther's furniture
store, which will be moved there about
the first of the month.
E The Review club will meet next Tues
M3SCay afternoon at 9: 80 o'clock with Mrs.
Perry. Mrs. l.. II. Wall will be present,
sand every member OF the club is re-
luested to be present.
~ Ben. +. Wiley is opening up new
5pumbing and tinwarc establishment in
the building formerly occupied by the
Grays IIarbor laundry X. Zelasko has
purchased the necessary machinery for
Ben" who will operate it as leasee until