Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-04-04

{ fact we would call attention to all of our
advertisements, there are quite number
OF recent valuable additions.
Mrs. NJ. +. Gray will soon leave for her
claim on the Humptuips where she will
remain during the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Burgess will have charge of
her house during her absence.
There is much excitement in Shelton
over gold discovered near Clifton, Mason
county. A dozen mining claims have
already been filed. The specimens are
said to be fine and prospects favorable
Do you want a carpet? l have a line
of carpets that will please you, and at
very low prices. Call and see them and
my stock Of household goods.
If X. ZELAsKO.
Owing to the inclemency OF the weather
Tuesday evening there was but a small
attendance to witness the recital given
by Mrs. Gums pupils. The perform
ances however were excellent, and those
who were not there missed treat
The Sharon postoflice has been discon
tinued, mail being now distributed at
lPorter. The recently appointed post
Emaster at Sharon did not want to be
bothered with it, and declined to qualify.
The department therefore discontinued it.
Herman Harrison, sailor on the
American Girl, was up Monday morning
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
the night before. Justice Andrews let
him off with the usual fine and costs,
amounting to $40, which his captain paid.
The morning subject for discussion at
the Baptist church will be, 'In What
Particulars the Baptist Churches are Re-
productions of the Apostolic Churches. "
The evening topic will be, "Christ's
Answer to the Question Where Dwellest |
Thou?'"
Communion service in the Congrega- i,
tional church next Sunday morning at
OF the Pilgrims Progress series, this time
without the responsive readings. Subject
OF a short address: a Faithful Christians |
Trials and Experiences.
George Fisher, Aberdeen's successful
clothier, left Tuesday morning for San
Francisco, where he will be united in
marriage, on the 18th, to Miss Bertha
Merzbach, of that city. The HERALD
wishes him pleasant journey and a bon
voyage over the matrimonial sea.
Have you seen oui new glass case Tor |
keeping butter? We make a speciality of
this line ard can always furnish you with |
a clean, sweet article. Our stock of gro
cerics is now complete, and we cordially |
invite you to give us acall.
LARSON & WHEELER.
The electric light company with q view
to extending their light service have
made decided cut in prices of the mean
descent lights the l6-candle lights being
reduced from $l.35 to seventy-tive cents
per month, and the 32-candle to S1.25.
No reduction has been made in the arc !
lights. This reduction ought to materi |
ally increase the number of their patrons. |
Episcopal services for Holy week =
Sunday, April 7th, s p. M, service with
sermon by Rev. l.. w. Apologize; Mon
day, p. m, services and address Tues
day, 10 a. M, alter service and address !; |
Wednesday, s p. M, services with adj
dress; Thursday, 10 a. M, communion
services; Friday, 3 p. m, an hour of
meditation commemorative Of the hour
when the Savior died; Saturday, 10 a. M,
alter service and address.
The following Aberdeenites were pass
engers on the first train out OF the city,
kMonday morning, bound for Montesano:
William Anstie, M. J. Cochran, A. W.
'HBush, James Stewart, l. w. Mason, J.
&c. Pearson, w. o. McKinlay and J. A.
Graham; Thomas Moulton, for Olympia
Rev. S. A. Bright, for Tacoma, to attend
the Methodist district conference and
o. M. Kellogg, of Hoquiam, for Mon
tesano.
For SALE.-House and lot in the city
for 500. House partly furnished. In
quire at Office Of THE HERALD.
Postmaster A. F. Stevens has asked to
be released from his official duties. This
step has been made necessary by reason
Of his engagement with the f. X. Wood
nWber company, Of San Francisco,
whittier he expects to remove about the
first of May. Mr.. Stevens during his
six years. in the office has made friends
OF the entire community, and who regret
to see him leave the city, but who join
the HERALD in wishing him and his ac-
complished wife pleasant home and in
creased prosperity.
B. p. Shepherd was up before Justice
Andrews today, charged with missappro-
prating the funds of the Fishermen's
Union. The charges were preferred by
Ed. Fournic, secretary of the Union.
Shepherd, who was treasurer Of the I'M
ion, left about three weeks ago for the
Columbia, and was arrested by Sheriff
Graham at Oak Point, Wakiakum county.
He claims to have used the money in
paying bills and his own salary as patrol
man. The trial will be concluded tomor-
row morning.
Bucklen's Arnica Salyc.
TIE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,