Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-10
PULLMAN MARKET.
Saturday, Nov. 10, 1888.
Town AND COUNTY.

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H Fl. Brown, of the o. R. & N, has
our thanks for favors rendered.
Try our local columns with your
special advertising. 1t pays, every time.
j. H. Mcguire is at Julietta on a
business trip, and Mrs. NJ. is visiting at
Moscow.
There is not vacant house, store,
or room in town, and the demand for
them is great.
Remember the auction sale Of cat
tie, horses, wagons, hogs, ETC., in Pull
man to-day at p. m.
W. S. Gle goes to East Portland
next week, where he will attend a bust
ness college during the winter.
Best line of spectacles in Whitman
county, at White & Jackson's.
Preaching at the NJ. E. church Sun
day morning at IL o'clock, and evening
at O'clock. Come one and all. Vim.
R. Philips, pastor.
Thanksgiving will be duly observed
on the 29th inst. in this year of Our
Lord. At least, so says President Gleve-
land by proclamation.
The county school superintendent
gives notice of an examination of teach
ers at Colfax on the 14th and 18th insts.,
commencing at 9 a. m.
The new school building will be a
daisy 'srher completed. OF this, more
hereafter. 1t is expected that school
will be opened about Dec. 1st.
-Cashia~ Windus, knowing our "pre-
valling Weakness" presented ur with 9
ha4a7@- pipe and case yesterday.
Smoke? Wen, v~~ lid nnfFi ~
Before buying 3 watch call on Vrhit'
& jackson. 2w2
j. T. Lobaugh and family hav,
moved into their new residence JUS
completed in the southwest quarter o
town, and are, Of course, corresponding
ly happy.
w. J. Windus, who has fine stocl
ranch at Sprague, was a pleasant callel
at the HERALD Office last Saturday. HI
was "down" on business visit and re
turned Monday.
Miss May, the talented daughter o.
r. D. Mcconnell, has removed to Pull
man from Moscow, and will occupy th'
position of cashier in the store of Nc
ConneIl, Chambers & Co.
1t is well to bear in mind that the
Q. S. land Office at Washington has ruled
that final proofs, and similar land motto
es, must be published in the newspape
situated NEAREST THE LAND described.
Heavy all wool twill fannels 40 cents
per yard, at Mcconnell, Chambers & Co
Operator Brown, at the 0. R. & N
depot, stuck right by the telegraph
!" ciicker" Tuesday night until 8 a. m
in order to oblige the boys with the
latest election news. The returns were
terribly slow, however.
One of the finest barns in the Pa
louise country is that now about com
pleted by J. W. Hollinshead, of the
Washington Importing Co., on theil
large ranch east of this city. It il
36x48 feet, with commodious basement
and most substantially built.
The heavy cannonading on the fat
Thursday eve was in honor of the granc
republican victories-Harrison and Nor
ton, Allen, ct al. Republican white hats
are at premium these days. A jolly
ratification meeting was held later al
Reaney's Hall, which was addressed by
Representatives. Fariss, DR.. Webb
Capt. NJ. S. Phillips, and others.
The Pullman building and loan as
sociation held its regular meeting Tues
day evening. The attendance was good
and much interest manifested. The
loanable funds on hand were all taken al
IS per cent. and over. Photographer
Taylor bought five shares and also Sc
cured $500 of the loan, with which he
will at once erect a new building for his
business on the Main-st. lots he recently
purchased Of Mr.. Baker, of Walla Walla
The work of this organization should be
investigated by every man who is pay
ing high rents.