Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-11-19
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

Markjnt"shr@ from - 81 upat Carcy's.
WANIEp.--A cheap wool heating stove,
inquire at his office.
w. T. McGcrry is in town for few
days. arriving Tuesday.
Buy for cash at Carey, and save %
per cent on every purchase.
Rev j. Il. Thompson went to Monte
sano, Tuesday, on business.
There is contemplated change Of time
on the Grays harbor branch.
NJ. L. .'hambley, the hustling mcicl-
ant Of Porter was in town yesterday.
j. +. Dabncy left Monday for Chicago,
expecting to he absent several weeks.
Australia raises the only kanearoos, but
jeff sells Kangaroo shoes. See the new
style toes.
! X. II. Evans left yesterday for the
mines OF eastern Washington to look after
his interests there.
Mrs. j. NJ. Stout lett for Portland,
Tuesday TO buy goods, expecting to re-
turn Saturday, unless delayed by the
floods.
The Cinnamon who have been working
in the cannery wilt leave about the first
of next month"; to return to the place from
whence they came.
The storm last Thursday night was Il
"panciul event to DR.. Paine's window !;
L broken awning completely demolishing
one of the large panes in his drug store
j. ii. Shields & Co. have moved their
commission house to Heron street, near
the bridge, a more central location. They
will still use the old location for ware
house.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Mr. Peder p. Eienc and Miss Fredrikkc
Bolette Johnson, which happy event
will occur in this city next Saturday
evening.
Sheriff Graham is moving back to town
getting ready to turn over the keys of
office to Sherih-elcct Creech. Himself
and family will be given warm welcome.
They VIII occupy their residence on q
street
The Sunday School Alliance is making
an effort to establish Il free reading room
for the benefit of those who would like Il
place OF resort outside the saloons. This
should receive general encouragement as
It would certainly benefit the town.
Rev. j. Il. Thompson will preach in
the Presbyterian church next sunday
morning and evening. Sacrament of the
Lords Supper in connection with the
morning service. TIE Program OF Christ
ianity will b. discussed in the evening.
+. II. Goss, contractor for the state
capitol building, WAS in town Saturday
getting prices on lumber and transporta-
ton OF material to Westport for the pur-
pose Of bidding on the lighthouse, the
bids for which were opened last Mon
day.
The county canvassing board com
pleted the canvass OF the election returns
last Friday. and found them complete
and regular. There had been some talk
OF contest by some of the old gang, but
the better element Of the party sat down
upon the proposition SO hard that it was
given up.
They have been telling some big potato
yarns in the upper end OF the county,
but we can 90 them one better this week
having on exhibition two potatoes OF the
American Wonder variety that tip the
scales at Az pounds each. They were
grown by John Stevenson, at Aberdeen
Gardens, are nearly foot long, and
sound to the core.
There were some uncomfortable small
majorties for several OF the candidates
in this county, but Wahkiakum gave
several OF theirs even smaller ma jorities.
There the Republicans elected the sur
veyor by l majority and the supcrintend-
ent by s. the Peoples Party elected the
treasurer by 10 and the commissioner in
the first district by %.
Now is the time to buy shoes at
Carcy's
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held this year on Thursday, the Goth, at
half past ten O'Clock in the Presbyterian
church. Rev. Melmoth A. Covington, OF
the Methodist church, will preach the
sermon. Rev. Ross and Rev. John X
Thompson will take part in the services
A cordial invitation is extended to all
who desire to return thanks for Divine
iavols.
Cut prices at this time of the year keep
everybody guessing where to 60 and get
their moneys worth. a visit to Jeff 5
Shoe Store will convince you that you
have struck the right place.
At the regular meeting OF Evergreen
Rebckah Lodge, |. O. o. f., on Tuesday
J night, three candidates were initiated
into the mysteries of the order, the de-
! gree team under command OF Captain
, w. III. Pearson, doing it, work to per-
lection. After the ceremonies and regu
lar business, lunch was served and all
enjoyed pleasant evening. The lodge