Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-12-15
Town AND COUNTY.

Banker A. l.. Mills was up from
Colfax, Saturday, on business.
Note the Fariss Bros. holiday spec
ialties, advertised in this issue.
Thomas Neill, attorney-at-law, rooms
and 4, Nodine block, Pullman.
Those new tea cabinets at Els
worth & Hunts, amt they neat?
Watch for our Christmas supple
ment. 1t will be a beauty, fully illus
trated, etc.
The post office will now be open
Sundays from 7:3O to $50 a. M, and
from 6 to Sp. In.
Mrs. "Judge" Mix, of Uniontown,
was prominent figure in Pullman the
fore part OF the week.
Try the chillblain remedy at the drug
store. 6tf
We are ready to receive more pota-
toes, eggs or butter in exchange for the
HERALD from our country friends.
Barber Williamson is fitting up his
bathrooms in great shape. "Hot or
cold, hard or soft, either both or neither ?"
Another change in the o. r. & N.
time-card, and very material one it is.
Only two trains per day on this branch,
for the present.
Manager Reaney is preparing for a
grand Christmas dancing party on even
ing of the 25th. See his notice else
where in this paper.
A frst-class No. s cooking stove for
$1,000, at Fariss Bros, Pullman.
Have you seen that handsome
Christmas display in one of Mcconnell,
Chambers & Co.'s windows? It don't
cost anything to look at it, but
Hunt & Buckley have received a
large portion of their lumber-y yard stock.
We understand that Mr.. Enos, the plan
ing-mill man, has also received guam
tity.
Jos. Niederstadt, the popular Mos
COW brewer, dropped in on us the other
day, cashed in for the HERALD, and left
an advertisement which you will find in
this number.
Mr.. A. L. Prentis, Of the farm ma
chinery firm of Reed & Prentis, has be-
cone permanent resident of our town,
having just removed here from The
Dalles, Oregon. We extend our ~
Elegant silverware, warranted triple
plate, in every conceivable design, at
bedrock prices at Fariss Bros. 7w2
Pullman Lodge, I. o. o. F., will
have public installation of officers dur
ing the first week in January. On the
quiet, we can inform you that it will be
a first-class gustatory and gastronomic
occasion. (See Webster.)
=" Is there Photographic studio in
Pullman?" inquired a gentleman from
Evansville, in certain grocery store,
yesterday. The man addressed looked
over the HERALD columns at once and
replied: "Guess not-don't see any ad-
vertised here"
A large number of sensible people
are taking up with our offer of the HER
AID and San Francisco Call one year for
$2.55, cash. Get in with the procession
before it is everlastingly too late. Sam
pie copies of the Call may be seen at
this Office. 1t is fine paper.
Big cut in watches and chains, way
down to cost to close them out. Call
and see them at Fariss Bros. 7w2
Miss Henrietta G.. Moore, national
organizer. of the W. G. T. u, will deliv-
er lecture upon prohibition and 9th
er Reforms" at the Congregational
church in this city next Thursday even
ing, Goth inst. No admission fee. The
lady is said to be one of the most popu-
lar speakers in the organization.
Special Agent Niles, of the Union
Insurance Company, San Francisco, was
in town last Saturday, and was conduct
ed into the HERALD sanctum by w. V.
Windus, another insurance man. As a
result, the Union Co. has card in this
issue. We never let 'em get away from
us-when a friend brings 'em in-pro-
vided the Co. is a reliable one.
The residence of Thomas Duff, near
the head of the Almota, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on Thanksgiving day
together with ali its contents, entailing
loss of from $500 to 5000; no insur-
ance. This item is rather old, SO far as
dateis concerned, but no one hereabouts
seems to have heard of it before this
week. The flames originated in defect
i've fue-of course.
Two carloads blacksmith coal just re-
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