Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-11-16

discharged as well and has returned
home.
If you have not read the large adj,
on our second page, of the .. S. store,
Moscow, do SO atonce. Several changes
have been made in their prices since last
weeks issue.
Mrs. McFadden accompanied by her
sister, Miss KirkendaI, frightened the
interior of our sanctum by their pres
ence, last Saturday afternoon. Call
again ladies.
An excursion train will leave here
to-day, over the 0. r. & N. via Colfax,
to Spokane, returning tonight to give
those who desire an opportunity to hear
Liberata's concert.
j. II. Mckenzie has sold his ranch
on Missouri Flat, to W. H. Kitzmiller
and has purchased the Pete Graham
place one and a half miles south Of town.
Consideration, $4,000.
Mrs. T. e. Carpenter would be pleased
to have the ladies of Pullman and vicin-
ity call and examine her new stock of
millinery goods.
Fender & Drinkwater have shown
the proper example by planting trees
opposite their shop, on Grand street.
Now is the time to plant shade trees.
Let us have more OF them.
John S. Lindsay's dramatic compa-
ny played the Lady Of Lyons" at the
opera house Thursday evening to large
audience. 1t was one of the best per-
formances ever presented in Pullman.
The city council has decided to have
the drill sent down few feet further,
and then if artesian water is not struck
the city of Pennington will be out 5000
and no protection against fire.-Farm-
ington Register.
Snake river is destined to become a
great fruit growing section in the near
future. The quality Of the fruit is well
known, and the quantity can be testified
to by L. NJ. Ringer, of Almota, who has
trees that have borne their second crop
Of apples this season.
That enterprising firm, Richardson
& Wilkinson, are going to give fine
hunting case gold watch to the holder Of
the lucky ticket on Christmas eve.
Every one who purchases goods to the
amount of s. is entitled to chance.
See their notice elsewhere.
See the overcoats at Downen & Mil
ler's if you want No. l coat for very
little money. 1t
Third Auditor Hart, in his annual
report, says the number of pensioners
on the rolls July, 1889, was 100000,
and there will probably be added $4,000
more by June 80, 1890, thus giving for
examination 100000 vouchers ard re-
curing for payment at least 100000
coo.
Elsewhere will be found notice Of
the stock sales, to be held in Pullman
on the second Monday of each month.
These sales can be made of great adj
vantage to both buyer and seller, and
should receive the encouragement of all.
If you have anything to sell have it
advertised free.
Clarence L. Hazard, of Beverly,
Pa, has submitted new design for a
government postal card. 1t substitutes
the reverse side Of a penny in place OF
the head of Washington, as at present,
and has lines drawn for writing on the
city, county and state to facilitate the
work of the postal clerks. The design
has been forwarded to Washington.
J. NJ. Hill is being unanimously
endorsed by the people of Whitman
comfy for the Office OF United States
marshal for the state of Washington.
This county is entitled to political recog-
milton, end Mr.. Hill is the proper man
for this place. Hois in every way quail
fled for the position, and his appoint
ment woul i make the republicans Of the
county feel that were not entirely for
gotten by the administration.
Rev. N. E. Parsons, presiding elder
of the Spokane district, will hold the
regular quarterly conference Of Pullman
circuit at the NJ. E. church in this place,
to-day and tomorrow. He will occupy
the pulpit this afternoon and evening.
There will be love-feast at 10 a. m. Sun
day, followed with preaching by the pre-
siding elder, who will dispense the Lords
supper immediately after. Rev. CLARK
will preach Sunday evening at Z.
J. H. Mcbride, and family, of Con
don, Ore, have come to Pullman to To-
cate permanently. Mr.. Mcbride will en-
gage in the mercantile business, having
rented Charles Roach's new building,