Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-17
Preaching at the NJ. E. church TO-

morrow evening at 7 o'clock. Subject:
1.-The talents"
A thoroughly competent school
principal: who wants him? Call on or
address the HERALD.
-Fariss Bros. received three carloads
of goods this week, the freight bill for
which amounted to $1,000
Mrs. Buchanan has closed her
school and opened private boarding
house on cor. Main and Grand SITS.
Heavy all wool twill fannels 40 cents
per yard, at Mcconnell, Chambers & Co.
The Moonlight Club will give an
other of its social dancing parties at
Reaney's hall on Thanksgiving night.
Tickets $3.50 per couple, including an
elaborate supper served from IL p. m.
to 1 a. m.
A kindergarten school would pay
in Pullman. We have heard Of quite
number who wonld send their children
to such an institution. It is the very
best possible school for little folks. Who
will start one?
One of the workmen employed on
the new bridge over the river at Colfax
fell from the top of the structure, Mon
day, to the stream beneath, breaking an
arm and sustaining other serious inju-
ries. Did not learn his name
The county commissioners have
been in session during the week, MAX
ing the official canvass of votes cast in
Whitman, forwarding the bridge work
here and there in the county, and of
course auditing bills more or less.
Board by the week or month. Ap-
ply at Mrs Buchanan's, corner Main
and Grand-sts. 3w4
Engine No. 68, on the o. R. & n,
got off the track and into the mud while
switching in the yard here, Wednesday,
and it required the best part of half a
day to convince her of the error and get
her back into the way she should go.
Surprise parties, more especially for
the young folks, seem to be the crack
et," just now. During the week the lit
tie men and women have enjoyed them
selves at the Empire House, at Mrs. J.
D. Kirkwood's, and at VIM. Renfrew's.
Vancouver Independent: "The town
of Pullman, Whitman county, has a
newspaper, the HERALD, the first bright
and newsy issue of which we have re-
ceived. 1t adds one more proof of the
fertility of the famous PalOUse country.
Cotton Eagle: "The first number of
the Pullman HERALD made its appear
ance on Saturday last. Mr.. Sargent,
the editor, comes to Whitman county
well recommended by the Dakota press,
and will be a material help in advancing
the interests of Whitman county, and of
Pullman in particular"
White & Jackson arc overstocked on
jewelry, which must be sold at twenty
per cent. off for cash. 2w3
By the way, the general business
and stock of Stewart & Lee, at Julietta,
has just been purchased by that ire
pressible team, Mcconnell, Chambers &
Co., and Mr.. J. H. Mcguire, of the firm,
has gone over to take charge of things.
Mrs. Mcguire is visiting at Moscow, and
| their Pullman home is non est.
Moscow Star: The Star oe Idaho
extends its hearty congratulations to the
people of Pullman and vicinity on secur-
ing SO good a paper as the HERALD, the
first number Of which made it's appear
ance upon our desk last week. 1t is
bright, newsy and interesting, and shows
plainly that it's editor understands his
business. Shake.
Delegate Voorhees, fed to the East
just after election, and on Wednesday of
this week drowned the SORROWS of de-
feated candidate in the ever-alluring
bowl of matrimony. Ceremony, at In
dianapolis, Ind. Bride-Miss Fannie
Vajen, of that city. Well, Charles,
here's to better luck next time-in poll
tics, we mean.
Mcconnell, Chambers & Co. import
crockery in original crates and undersell
small dealers. Dinner plates, cups and
saucers, 40 cents per set, lamps, % cents,
ETC. 1tf
1t Will be noticed that there has
been quite a change made in the time of
the freight and accommodation on the
s. & P. Going north, it now leaves
Pullman at 9:45 a. m, an hour later than
formerly. Going south, 2:45 p. M, an
hour and 20 minutes earlier than before.
No change at present in the time of the
passenger trains. Some important al
terations of time have been made recent
ly on the Northern Pacific main line in
the arrivals and departures at Spokane
Falls. The train from the east that ar
rived at 11:53 p. NJ, in that city, now