Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-17
PULLMAN MARKET.
Town AND County.

ny7 Additional local on 4th page.
When you want good piano, call
on NJ. S. Phillips.
Druggist White is confined to the
house with a measley attack of-measles.
A first-class general clerk: who
wants such man? Call on or address
the HERALD.
The Palace Hotel is maintaining its
No. l reputation under the new man
agement of Hall & Quivey.
A party of fourteen adults from
Nemaha county Kansas, all intending
settlers, passed over the N. P. to Cotton
last Saturday.
Eight carloads of coal are on the
way, or soon will be, to this station from
the famous Roslyn mines. 1t is said to
be a frst-class quality of soft coal.
Best line of spectacles in Whitman
county, at White & Jackson's.
The roller skating rink was thrown
open again to the public last Saturday
evening and quite number of people
indulged in the fascinating glide on the
gloders.
The still-increasing business of Nc
Connell, Chambers & Co. calls for yet
another warehouse, and this the firm is
about to erect on Main-st, next west of
their present location.
"A nice, clean business, paying a
large profit yearly, solidly established
in busy town not million miles away:
who wants to buy it? Call on or ad-
dress Pullman HERALD.
-Colfax Gazette "The HERALD is a
we'll patronized, newsy sheet, and is vel
coined to the Gazette's table with the
wish that its shadow may never grow
less. There are now eleven newspapers
published in Whitman county.
Mr.. Levi Crawford, father of our N.
P. agent, arrived in Pullman last Mon
day from Kansas, and will make his fu-
ture home in our midst, Another rela-
tive Gather of Mrs. Crawford) is looked
for soon, with two-carloads of stock, etc,
from, tho caDoa ctata
And now the firm name Will read,
"Zender & Drinkwater," because Martin
and Arthur have decided to join fortunes
and names with the character "&" As
blacksmiths and wagon-makers they
have no superiors in the Palouse coun-
try, as everybody knows.
1t is worthy of record right here
that decided cheap" of John B. Al
lens fine vote in Pullman and vicinity
was due to the early-and-late hard rust
ling of your uncle, DR.. Webb, who was
on deck all day with free teams for all
who needed a ride to the polls. OF such
is the kingdom of I" "get-theres."
Before buying a watch call on White
& jackson. 2w3
Editor Brown, of the Moscow Star,
was elected coroner in the recent battle
of the ballots, and verify hath he become
puffed up and vain glorious and eager
for corpse whereupon to sit. Even
offereth he to hold inquest upon the
Mirror man free of charge if the latter
will only die. But, verify, Bro. Brown,
the very good seldom die, neither the
perversely wicked. Hence, and SO forth.
Three weddings to record this week,
viz: At Moscow. last Wednesday, H. II.
Stratton and Miss Mary McGregor. The
bride is a sister OF Mrs. II. G. True, of
this place. At the NJ. E. parsonage, Pull
man, on the 18th, by Rev. Phelps, VIM
Ruber, and Miss Rosa Aeschliman, both
of this county. At Moscow last week,
Patrick Manning, the prosperous farmer
living at the head of the Almota, and
Mrs. Annie Halpin, sister of our large
friend, Tom Halpin. Congratulations
all around.