Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-24

+ "A thoroughly competent school
principal: who wants him? Call on or
address the HERALD.
The Misses Stewart and Richardson
and J. G. Fullerton favored the HERALD
with a call, Saturday.
-Kaminsky, the Palouse City mer-
chant, was in town Tuesday, shaking
hands and praising his burg.
All persons wanting wood or coal will
do we'll to see the agent of the Northern
Pacific road at Pullman. 3tf
For the benefit of those who wish
to see our presses in operation we sug-
gest that they call Friday afternoons or
evenings.
Miss Clara Drinkwater, one of the
popular young ladies of Pullman, took
her departure for Spokane Falls this
week, where she will remain for month
or two.
The mother and two sisters of Mrs.
E. T. Crawford arrived here this week
from Kansas, much to the satisfaction of
Mrs. G. They will probably become
permanent residents.
The publication Of the HERALD was
somewhat delayed last week, owing to
late arrival Of printing paper. We are
under obligations to the Colfax Gazette
for favors rendered in the emergency.
Why doesn't some one start feed
mill here? There is enough barley and
and other grain in the neighborhood
waiting to be chopped, to keep good
crusher going for five months steady.
Attorney Thomas NeiIl and wife are
expected to arrive in this city from
Dawson, Oak, about the Both inst. and
take up their permanent residence here.
By the way, Mr.. Neill is tour pardner,"
and is a rattling good lawyer, if we do
say it.
Board by the week or month. Ap-
ply at Mrs. Buchanan's, corner Main
and Grand-sts. 3w4
w. c. Lauder & Co. have commenced
work on another "fill" in the old chan
mel of the South Palouse, on the Kaylor
road, which, when finished, will be a
great convenience to the public, as the
travel will not have to go around the
town to get in on Main-st.
The HERALD's job-printing facii
ties are excelled by none in the Palouse
country, and if we can't turn you out as
neat work as you ever laid your eyes on
you needn't take it. Come in and see
specimens anything from milk ticket
to fat pamphlet is in our line.
Here's your chance! The HERALD
and the San Francisco Weekly Bulletin
one year for $500, cash in advance. The
regular price for both papers, if taken
separately, would be $3.50. The Balle-
tin is a splendid publication, of from
eight to twelve pages weekly.
The freight fireman who was so
badly hurt in the collision at Colfax last
week Friday, died from his injuries
Monday. Mrs Nelms, of this city, also
considerably injured, is reported as
much improved, and will be able to be
brought home from Colfax soon.
We noticed a portly-looking gen
tlepqn standing in front of Fariss Bros
store the other day, wearing very fine
silk hat. To our great surprise, on in
quiring, we learned that it was our rep
resentative-elect, A. L. Fariss. Mr.. Ma
guire bought the hat because Cleveland
was not elected.
White & Jackson are overstocked on
jewelry, which must be sold at twenty
per cent off for cash. 2w3
The HERALD item two weeks ago
regarding our need of lumber-yard
caught the eye Of well-knowh lumber
man at Wheatland, Oak, and he has
written here for particulars. You can't
most always tell when and where the
good seed of advertising will drop and
sprout and grow and bring forth abun-
dainty.
Watch your wood-piles nowadays
when you observe the romantic squaws
taking preliminary squint along the
back yards. The noble "bucks" are
not much on buck-saws: hence the Ia
dies of the wigwam have to skirmish for
the wherewithal to cook the canine soup,
and they are not at all particular as to
whose fuel it is that comes first to hand.
Mcconnell, Chambers & Co. import
crockery in original crates and undersell
small dealers. Dinner plates, cups and
saucers, 40 cents per set, lamps, e = cents,
etc. ltf
Dispatches and eastern exchanges
note the appearance of frost and snow in
blizzard regions this early. Kansas has
experienced this month one of the Sc
verest snow storms It has had for years.
And thus it has been to some extent all
through the east. Here in Washington