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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27
Real Estate Transfers.

Neal Estate Ir0no1ers.
r G Garlic to Mollie Garlic, lots 4 and
5, blk IA, Peterson-$l5O.
Same to John B Garlic, 1s4 acres in
sec S-l7-7-$l, 900.
Same to same, acres in sec Sill
$1,000.
U S to Edwd A Mcdonald. nw14, sec
2S-17-7-Patent.
Aberdeen Land Co to Frank w Bun
mel, lot 10, blk 10, Portland add Aberdeen
800.
Chas Dipman to Mrs Jennie Dipman,
lots II, II and IS, blk 8, and lot 7, blk 3,
Central add Aberdeen, and lot 3, blk 80,
North Aberdeen-$5O.
N p r r Co to Peter Schafer, SIS of NV
q and NE OF sw14, sec 25-19-7.
State of Washington to Harbor Land
Co, lot 4, tract 5, plat 4, Hoquiam tide
land-$lO6 so.
Alonzo Elliott to Oliver 3 Green, e1s of
sea, sec 26, e11s OF ne114, sec 35-19-1O-$1
Sheriff to Land Mtg Bank Of North
Wrstern America, WI: Of se14, sec 15-17-
5-$743 10.
Samuel Benn to Harry c Heermans,
WHY 40 feet Of lot 7, blk 81, Aberdeen
5000.
Same to same, small tract between
and Hume streets Aberdeen-$2.
John T Medcalf ct al to same, the Ly-
man small tract in blk A, Aberdeen
$1,000
John & Wheelock to same lots 7and s,
blk IS, Karr's River add Hoquiam-$1.
John G Lewis to David Reeves, lot II.
blk 6, Porter-$5O.
A kroenert ct al to Harry c Her.
mans, lot IS, Harbor Dock Co.'S plat Alb
erdeen-$l.
Robt 2 Porter to Anna NJ Griffin, lot
8, blk 8, Ocosta-$l50.
NV Land & Imp Co to Geo Thinner
man, lot I, blk 5, Harbor Heights, Aber-
deen-$2OO
Lucille Cochran to Receivers of Aber-
deem Bank, and 2-5 int in lot 4, blk "A,
Aberdeen-$150.
W Maris to John G Lewis and F L
Carman, viz lot s, blk 40, Aberdeen
$1050.
Miscellaneous.
Robt Carl to c A keil, bill of sale,
horses and cattle-$100
Chas Neeson to Jerome Wakefield, |
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DOINGS AT TIE COURT HOUSE,
Business Transacted by the Superior
Court and List of Instruments Filed
With Officials.

The following is the record OF business tran
>acted at the county court house for the week
ending saturday, January D.:
Superior Court.
Frank Tenuy, trustee, VS. Lulu 3. Heron
ct al. Decree of foreclosure signed.
State VS. John Campbell, ct al. With
drawal OF plaintiffs exhibits allowed.
Albert Peterson, was admitted to full
citizenship.
In re Estate of Nellie F. Moulton, de-
ceased. a. II. Moulton appointed ad-
ministrator.
In re Estate of Nels n Espedah, de-
ceased. J. Skouwdal was appointed adj
ministrator.
A. J. Kroenert ct al VS. Fred King ct
ux. Decree OF foreclosure signed.
c. 3. Weatherwax VS. J. NJ. Weather.
wan Lumber Co. Receiver directed.
John Cheek VS. C. w. Yana ct al.
Taken under advisement.
In re Estate OF D. F. Byles, deceased.
Administrator sale Of personal property
confirmed.
Chehalis county VS. NJ. l. Nethery ct al.
Demurrer to answer sustained
c. l. Wenzell ct al VS. Chehais county
ct al. Motion to substitute L. j. Byes
as party plaintiff was sustained.
John Winters ct al VS. Grays Harbor
Boom Co. Set for hearing January 25.
In re Estate OF Mary c. Trethrake, de-
ceased. Administrator given Is days in
which to file his report.
Chehalis county VS. J. A. Hutchinson ct
al. Demurrer over-ruled.
Charles Leavitt ct al, VS. F. l.. Carr.
Demurrer sustained.
Eugene France ct al, (Receivers) VS.
A. J. Cochran ct al. Taken under ad-
visement.
j. II. Shields ct all VS. Charles Reid ct
al. Taken under advisement
James Chalmers vs. VIM. II. Sherwood
garnishee. Judgment for plaintiff signed
In re Estate Of James W. Divilbiss,
deceased. Executors first report con.
firmed and property set off to widow
J. G. Cross vs. ] c. Johnson. Janu-
airy 80 set for taking testimony.
NEW CASES.
Alonzo Elliott vs. Lyman b Brent.
Foreclosure Of mortgage.
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poTTle's GARDEN.

nm Glad that springtime's oon1ne
when the days are warm.
Vrh.n tho winter time 10 ov1p
with its snow and storm.
Cause papa has promised
That he will make Tor me
The cutest little garden
That ever you did see.
And when papa has made II
III give it lots OF care
Ana raise the mostest flowers
And give them everywhere.
,'Il send you all violet.
A pansy and . rose.
And buttercup and daisy
And every kind that grows.
And we must plant some other tAtAQ
The kind that's good to eat.
so we can help the poor folks
Who live on our back street.
And when my garden finished
You all must come and see
II growing in the little box
Papa has made for me.
--Womankind
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IbllC1um y "
and Thir
r--.m Hall on
SUNNI All old ID
old, Adj. !
c.,tdA Birming1

In the Superior Couna ~
John S. Gum, plainta, Nm J. N. !
ct al, defendants.-Sa, ms Of Vet
The State of washine.s. Evening Z /
p. Fogarty, one Of theG'n men q \,
herein:
You are hereby sum- IA
sixty days after the osxrt rrN DIT
of this summons, to 49,. T Trea Il
after the 18th day OF !1nsSsrt and,
the above entitled acuolsiPS Su.u !.
court. and answer the cor r s M,, q z
and serve copy OF yow u.tse' III: al
dersigYed attorney TOT p;m sn,icited
low stated: and in cs*w
Judgment will be renoss, s "
ing to the demand OF Ms
been filed with the cletls
The object of this see', al
ment and decree asIs
note and mortgage p4-
plaintiff dated Febru.T
of $4,000 payable or 4!C: ~
terest at the rate OF !pt9lird stree
pounded until paid, au ,s
torney's fee; the pVrM
mortgage and sougn.
Lots num- bered one .,aS.t il :: q
bered Nineteen, To ISM,IS,.sPs a. Do
Range Eight, West W. Endess
Chehalis county, Was' eetink'
II y ,aaross Aberdea NAVIA
W. -. auuiN Ces ever
W ne'on' nday Sc
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Dangerously Near.

Passenger Ito train boy)-You propa-
bly, did not know when you put this
book in my lap that was the author.
Train Boy-Did you write that book:
Passenger-I did.
Train Boy-Then you had better keep
mighty quiet about it. I just sold a
copy to the man back Of you. Harlem
Lite.
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dissatisfied.

Elsie (petulantly )-Mamma, I don't
like these toys.
Mamma-Why, Elsie, you said jus,
now you were pleased with them.
Elsie Observation-Disclosures don't
even like what pleases me.-Caristian
Advocate.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT BALANCES

SCHOOL DISTRICT BALANCES
The following statement is an exhibit OF 'Ae
several school district funds with reference 10
balances, debit or credit, on Dec 81 1897 as inc
same appears upon the ledger OF the county
treasurer's Office. No reference is had to regis
tered unpaid warrants upon Dec. 81, 1897
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DEEM LODd

=, ......... ,.,,.. ST. ), i i! !! . ), 1
In Superior Court Of VI M, eV
County. cordially i
Lucretia Morse. Pldrairson, Sec.
and Serena v. TayMp i
The State of Washes nr,y r~c
l.. Taylor and Serena tyGSNr HNo
PENDANTS: thc 0i,1 70
In the name OF the ~ Of each
are hereby summoned Ms are invitl
days after the date q larson, Ecril
this summons, t0.wtt, w
the 9th day Of Decenees
above entitled actioa 2 RErN RE
court, and answerthee r Meet
and serve a copy o. inoa of eac
undersigned att0rney y Gsher aec.
below stated; and ID
do, Judgment will be ~ n
cording to the demandas co,,
has been filed with TIE e. =. CUu
purpose of this action s ~ MSe's
gage executed by The ~ nHl =, :,
nell 4 Emo lnvestmsh Echeii, FIN
ton, on the southwea e.
quarter, the east hal aw =,
and the southeast qusmMEN OF
quarter of section y mp NO. III
range 5 west W. m. andMlednesoayi
ssiack. Gle
Postoftice address; y
County, Washington.
Date of first puSlis'sa r. s;
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pIalnllnS. shO og11n4ob0!
for the sum ofax Huldr
dollars, and tcssA d Vi
sum of $l3. 80, andN "
to the sum of $25.@SAi
: per cent Fer annum
costs of sale. all inhai
States. which judgnai
closure OF a certain i
sale is ordered Of II
premises, situated ht
ington, to-wit:
Lots numbered III
block numbered Thin
Westpolt, in said CO.
by the original plat IL
the auditors ONCE Il
" ashington.
Notice is hereby glyu|
26th day of Februlfy,I
O'Clock p. m. Of said d
described property, ~
be necessary to sstill!I
all costs, interest and I
The sale will take r.
the Court House 10 {
Washington, for cail
and best bidder, ct pul
Dated this 18th dayd
Sheriff of ChehiM
BYE
J. C. Cross, Plainhm
Date Of first pubhcah
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RID Supv'r cert'fs received
in lieu OF cash paym't tax

in lieu OF cash pawn TAX
Deficiency certifs received
in lieu of cash paym't tax
General school warrants re-
deemed, prin. and interest
Special school warrants re-
deemed, prin. and int.
Salary fund war. redeemed,
prin. and interest.............
Road dist. warts redeemed
Road 4 bridge war. red'med
Freight 4 post'ge war. red"
Veteran soldiers relief fund
warrants redeemed........."
Institute fund war. red'med
General county fund war
redeemed, prin. and int.
Bal cash in treas, Dec 81, ~
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=, Officer.
sA1fi.l 49,.
halls County. y uoO1NO

4. J. Kroenert and Nn cll-F T.: oe
tiffs. vs.. Fred King alVest, !. W.
aufs'-No' $685. litchell, f. I
ee uaof' i issued Z @ sfs y Deputy Co!
Washington iot Clshabt Of Grays II
plaintiffs. shd igsin6aboP h'
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SOCl|

DEEM LODG|
to in A. o. U
week, at 1880 (
'ordially invi'
pooh, Rec.
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Aberdeen Herald.
Much in Little

Is especially true of Hoods Pills. for no medi'
cine ever contained so great curative power in
50 small space. They are whole medicine
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+ LODGE Nd
berdeen Lode
u. w. hall eY
8. Shaul. Rec
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County School Apportionment .S390i 81
School Clerks may rely upon the correctness
of the above statement of special school taxes
collected during the quarter ending December
81, 1897, and charge the County Treasurer with
the amount collected upon the special levies OF
the districts enumerated above
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III, Css ' ss; s. . ss.s4 XII.

rants issued p,Ies
nerein enuner,,.l'.
u the following .els'
presentation It d,
An warrants inel,.s
bear interest a,
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sick headache, jaundce, constipation, etc. CSC.
The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Postonce address,
County, Washington.
Date of first publicau@
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Usher, Sec.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-01-27
YOUNGSTOWN.
Jan. 25, 1S9

Jan. 20, 1888.
Stephen Sonner, highly respected
citizen of near this place, is very ill at
this writing.
Mrs. jos. Richards, of Ripley, is here
at the bed side of her sick sister, Mrs.
Adolph Jacobs.
Miss Lizzie Ruble OF Union, visited
her friend, Lizzie Weaver, last week.
The revival services at the U. B.
Church here are ably conducted by Rev.
D. Weaver. The meetings have been
in progress three weeks with several
accessions.
Mrs. Polk Long, who has been attend.
ing her sick daughter. Mrs. s. Gaymon,
of Sugartree Ridge, is at home again.
A good dress.maker is needed in our
town.
Our popular dress. maker, Mrs. D. b.
Altman, will soon move to Greenfield
and we would be glad to have another
one take her place.
Diehl Bros, want to sell out but they
yet hold the fort.
Mrs. Emily Parrot is making great
preparations towards building large
hotel on North High Street, near the
Presbyterian Church.
The Farmers' Institute will be held
hare IN Feb 4th and 5ih A oood tim q
is expected. Every body is invited to
come and bring his wife or his best girl
with him for it will be an interesting
occasion. 1t will be Friday night and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Nr. Fred Druhot, Of near Sss
diuia, visited here few dsys ago.
The intimate friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Parrot had very pleasant time ct
hb homo on the 10th, that being his
Sath biythday.
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LYNGHBUR6.
January "a, 1898

George Orebaugh came home last Sun
day for g short visit from his college
work in the city.
There was large crowd from Russels
Jacksonville and Hillsboro here last Sun
day at the funeral of Rev. Perry.
Rev. Perry, pastor Of the M. E Church
here, died last Thursday, after very
short illness of only seven days duration
He came home from protracted meet
ing he was holding at Dunn's Chapel
and gradually grew worse until death
came. Rev. Perry was we'll liked by ali
who knew him. He was q kind hus
band, good father and good Christian
man. His good works here will follow
him. He leaves a wife and three chill.
dren to mourn their loss. TheIchurch
has lost most efficient preacher and
good worker. Rev. Perry was only SO
years old.
We are also called to record the death
of an aged lady, Mrs. Delaney, who died
early Friday morning. Funeral Sat
urday at 2 p. m. conducted by Rev.
John Wilson, after which the remains
we're laid to rest IN the cemetery at this
place. She leaves a husband, three
sons and three daughters and host Of
friends. She and her husband lived to.
gether 4s years.
Mrs. Gus Holmes and daughter, Lot.
tie, of Salt Lake City, Utah, are visit.
ing at the home of Mrs. Isaac Holmes.
They expect to stay two or three weeks
before returning home.
Mrs. Dan Scott, daughter and grand
son, of Hillsboro, were visiting @. N.
Pulse and Chas Stroup, last week.
George Nolder and wife, OF Hillsboro,
were callers at the home of NJ. F. Nolder,
last Sunday for dinner.
Miss Jessie Minzlerswas called to Gin.
cinnati, last Saturday, by the serious
illness of her aunt, Mary Minzler, who
resides there.
Mr.. Jacob Pitzer, of Buford, was call.
ing on 8. T. Winters last Saturday.
The thermometer changed its stand.
ing here last Sunday morning in about
six hours ten degrees.
Prof. Perry, of Atlanta, Georgia, was
in attendance at the funeral of his broth.
er, Rev. Perry, of this place. Mr.. Perry
is professor in the public schools at
that place.
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TATf svILLE.

WhN Pek was on boom Sat-
urday mig It was higher than it had
been for several years.
Il. A. Fender ci the Fender and Fen
der log dealers, has contracted to fur.
nish several car loads of logs during
the coming week. The above company
handles more timber than any other
company in Southern Ohio.
The Teachers and Pupils Improve.
ment Society is improving nicely. Ev.
cry one interested in education is in.
vited to attend. Remember, every
Friday night at Union College.
Mr.. Ameius Forseille, of Oklahama,
is visiting his parents and friends here.
he is accompanied by his niece, Miss
Mae Roberts, OF Kansas City, Mo.
Chas. Biehn, of Sardinia. was bus.
mess caller last week.
John Boyd will 20 to West Virginia
the first of March to take charge of a
railroad engine in the capacity of engi.
neer. Mr.. Boyd is a mechanical genius
and thoroughly fitted for the work.
Miss Rose Robinson and Miss Lizzie
Ruble were visiting in Nov rystown
during the past week.
John w. Kay was in Hillsboro last
* attending to some legal business
A protracted meeting is in progress
at Little Heaven, but the attendance is
small on account of the bad weather.
A serio. comic accident occurred at Un.
ion College Friday night. The flame of
one of the lamps began futtering in an
unusual manner and rush was made
for the door. Fortunately the flame was
extinguished without any one being in.
jured.
Funny things to hear:
Chas. Window explaining his boat
ride the inst.
That Austria is Hungry.
Homer Kay telling of leaving his car.
siage on the bridge near the Union bridge.
Master Floyd sonnef telling of bis
wonderful hunting expedition with his
dog Fiedo.
That J. W. Thompson extracts teeth
without payin'.
Did You read this in your neighbor's
paperf fso. send 81 90 in silver, gold
or currency TO the Editor and he will
send you The News Herald one year.
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WINKLE.

Jan. "a, 1890
D. N. DeHass and wife spent severa
days last week visiting friends nea
Rainsboro.
Charley Fender of this place and Mis-
Nellie Vance of Hoaglands were married
Wednesday evening Jan. 10th. Here'l
our best wishes. 81
Mrs. Mary Vance, better known a.
Old Aunt Polly, died at her home neal
here Sunday Jan 10th. She was ovel
four score and ten years old having been
born A. D. 1906. She peacefully passed
to her rewards of a we'll spent life. She
lived to see her family all grown up who
are among our best citizens
s. A. Walker has been considerably
indisposed but is convalescent.
Mrs. Matte Klump, of Indianapolis, is
visiting her brother John Fouch and
family before leaving for her new home
in New Mexico.
w. w. Wilbur has commenced to stock
his new store room and we will in reality
have two thriving stores soon.
A movement has been started-the
talk part-for church in our thriving
village, and we hope to see it goon.
We have no very bad people but we
could be made much better.
People who wondered the cause of the
frequent trips among US of New Mark.
cts popular photographer, found the
solution in the announcement of the
marriage licence issued to Arthur D
McConnaughey and Miss Ira M. Binga.
mon. They have our sincere best wishes.
DR.. Sanderson bought ticket of Agent
Galley Friday and went down to the
Queen City to see the sights. =
William Pulliam will move near Will
lettsville March LIST and NathanP Pulliam
of Hillsboro to the farm vacated by viii.
Walter Lsrrick moved to TaylorsvilIe
Wednesday and Frank Pierson to prop
erty vacated by Walter.
Nat Roush and George Robinson two
of Hamers prosperous farmers delivered
about 700 bushels of their wheat to this
place last week. SO cts. per bushel was
the consideration.
Henry Walker spent Saturday in the
Hill City on business.
Joe Deaass took two fine dressed hogs
to Hillsboro Saturday and brought them
back. Ask Joe if he will take any more
up soon.
Amos Hawk lost good horse one day
last week. Symptoms of founder and
lockjsw.
We will have another mill in the near
future,
Michael Duby is reading The Cincin.
natl Commercial Gazette this winter.
G. W. Pullism is in the fence business
and selling machines.
Frank Huggins spent several days
recently among friends at Sardinia.
Andrew: Jackson has lost several chick.
ems latsly. He knows you boys and
the shot gun ID loaded to the hilt. Take
timely warning.
We welcome the always smiling fsa-
tures Of Sam Carr alter . lev dsys OF On
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HIGHLAND
January "a, 1898.

january "a, looo.
o. b. Savage, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday at the home of his mother, Mrs
E. B. Savage.
P. f. Ladd and family spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Hillsboro.
Miss Maymie Dowdy was the guest o.
her friend, Miss Rice, in New Vienns
last week.
Misses Anna and Bertha Livezey, o.
New Vienna, were visiting friends in
this place one day last week.
John Balentine is still quite sick.
Miss Bertha Chalender, who has been
quite i'll for some days, is much better
Mrs E. NJ. johnson is recovering from
an attack of congestionof the lungs.
Mrs. Emanuel Mathews, who was op
Grated upon for cancerous trouble in
October last, went to Cincinnati last
week for the removal of several small
growths, which gave indications of a re-
turn of the same malady. She was able
to return to her home, Saturday evening
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Rice,
Sunday evening, Jan. 10th, son.
John Taylor jr., of Memphis, was ar.
rested by Marshal Swonger, upon charge
of carrying concealed weapons, and
brought before Mayor Ross on Friday.
He pleaded guilty of the charge, and al.
80 of having stolen the revolver found
upon his person, for which he was cen
fenced to twenty-five days in county
Jail.
We were visited by another heavy
rain fall Saturday, which continued all
day, resulting in strong wind storm
through the night but with no serious
damsge.
Rev. Grosnickle, OF near Blanchester,
was the guest OF bis daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Doss, last week.
Will Cohn came up from Cincinnati
Saturday, for few weeks rest from bust
ness.
The Masons from this place attend.
ed the funeral of Olayborn Burnett,
which occurred in New Vienna Tues.
day afternoon.
n. T. Stuckey was called to Good
Hope to attend the funeral of his broth.
er's wife, onnnday last week.
Mrs. Is returned Monday from
a Vi q e of her parents near
Matied, at eme Of Geo. Doss,
Sunday eveni1 Ian. 10th, by Rev.
Grosnt tEla J. h Hodson and Mrs.
Marriea M. E parsonage Jan.
2ad, Mr.. ON avey, of Leesburg, and
Miss Nettie J. Morris, of Memphis. Rev.
J. E. Sentman officiating.
The meeting at the Methodist Church
is still in progress, but with no especial
of interest outside of the
church, which is certainly not due to
any lack I'll Jul and earnest pressn.
tation as has been done by
orothe Zen for the last three
weeks;
TAT sVlLLE.
&3 y. 49, Jan. "a, 1898.
Whiv eek was on a boom Sat.
lrday nj It was higher than it had