Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-09
BRIEF MENTION.

town to day.
H.. Sherman is now carrying the
mails to and from trains.
John A Graham is recent arrival in
this city, coming from the Sound.
John Mcmillan and wife, Of Hoquiam,
are registered at the Pacific today.
Deputy Sheriff Whitney came down
Tuesday and returned next morning.
One dozen photographs and the HERALD
one year, only $3.50. See advertisement.
M. B. shambley has fine trio Of
thoroughbred Silver Spangled Ham,
burgh's for sale.
WANTED at the Pacific Hotel, few
more monthly boarders, with or without
room. See Bob.
1t is reported that Special Inspector r.
p. Freeman, of the U. S. land office, has
been transferred from this state to Ore
gon.
ID. II. Mullen was in town Tuesday, and
informed us that his mandamus case will
be called in the Supreme court next Mon
day.
The Baptists OF Aberdeen have ex-
tended call to Rev. S. A. Abbott, Of
Seattle, and it is understood that he will
accept.
Mr.. Gately has severed his connections
with N. G. kaufman, and is succeeded by
Mr.. A. w. Barley, who arrived in the
city today.
| G. +. Arnold has now associated with
him professional horse shosr, who
knows how to make shoe fit. Salts
! faction guaranteed.
In the Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday, Jan. IL, 1896, the morning sub
ject will be, "Spewed Out" Evening
theme: "Convenient Seasons"
AT meeting OF the delegates OF Chcha-
lis County Odd Fellows Reunion Associa-
ton held in Hoquiam Monday night it
was decided to hold the 18th anniversary
celebration in that place, April 26.
You will be interested in the column
headed "Two for One." Some Of the
best literature published is offered there
at clubbing rates. There is no CATCH
penny books offered, but only the best.
A sailor by the name OF Wilson, Of the
Marion, was arrested last night by Officer
Bowes for being drunk and disorderly,
and given the usual IS and costs by JUS
tice Andrews, which was paid by the
captain OF the boat.
The following schooncrs are loading at
the different mills in this city: Norma,
at Wilson Bros. & Co.; Dora Bluhm, at
West & Slade; American Girl, which is
nearly finished, Catherine Sudden and
Marion, at Weatherwax's.
The schooner General Banning arrived
in the city today to load lumber at the
Weatherwax mill. We understand a
number Of vessels have been out
side Of the bar for several days awaiting
for favorable opportunity to cross.
The United States senate has passed a
bill amending the existing law so that the
evidence of timber claimants can be
taken before the clerk of any court Of
record, instead Of requiring them as now
to 90 before the officers Of the land office.
The total taxes of this county for the
year 1895 foot up $l59,5SS.47, including
state, county, municipal, road and school
an increase over 1894 Of 1923 ,27s.63. This
is the kind OF economy We get, but not
the kind that was promised during the
campaign.
We are in receipt from Senator Squire
of copy OF the memorial sent from the
cities Of Grays harbor asking for the i'm
provement of the outer bar, and which
was submitted by him to congress OH
December "a, and referred to the COM
mittee on commerce and ordered printed.
The fire department are in receipt OF a
request from Fire and Water, an eastern
publication, for a photograph and des'
cription Of the cart for the Babcock fire
extinguishers, which they wish to print.
There is nothing like it made. BOZ
Wiley took the photo today.
The county commissioners on Monday
named the following delegates to the
immigration convention to meetin Seattle
next Monday: G. N. Mills, Oakville
II. G. Hill. Elma; j. w. Divilbiss
Montesano; J. B. Dabney and Samuel
Benn, Aberdeen o. G. Chase, Hoquiam
f. e. Deckebach, Ocostn.
One way to build up Aberdeen is tc
patronize those who help build up the
county, for the city will grow as the coun-
ty does. Take the matter of meat, the
consumption of Chehalis county meats
helps the farmers who are customers oil
this city. That is the only kind OF meat
Bert Morse sells.
The item in last weeks issue regarding
the 1S-pound sugar beet contained a
typographical error regarding the weight,
which should have been stated at II
pounds. Both Of the Saturday reprints,
however, appropriated the article, error
and all, notwithstanding the placard still
remains in Mr.. Dabney's window giving
the correct weight.