Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-12-21
LOCAL NEWS.

man INIuS fie1t 1l'ti Stttf evening
Wipe your muddy shoes!! Mats at
the furniture store.
Napoleon Haines reioices over the
advent of girl baby at his house a few
days ago.
The trial Of Russell, for murder, is
set for next Friday the 9th, and that of
Blanton, next Monday.
Fresh milch cows for sale on easy
terms Apply to NJ G. True.
IT L.Munroe sold lot in town few
days ago for 100 per cent. more than he
gave for it less than a year ago. ,
-Fariss Bros. claim your attention
this week, to their new ad. They quote
some prices that are hard to duplicate
Mrs Emma Taylor, widow of Ed
Taylor and formerly Of Pullman, was
married at Tacoma, Dec. Z, to Harvey
Marsh.
Try the chilblain remedy at the drug
store. Sure cure. If
The discount for cash given at Nc
Connel, Chambers & Co.'S is attracting
buyers from all parts of the county.
They are doing a splendid business.
II. W. Enos showed spirit worthy
Of emulation in supplying the city with
lumber for sidewalks at cost. OF such,
all enterprislng towns are composed.
How is a fine oak extension, or center
table, for Christmas present?
Richardson & Wilkinson have some
thing new to say to you this week Read
their ad. Now it Will interest you.
They have goods to sell and want you to
know it.
Commissioner Hill. was called out
to Staley yesterday, to examine into th
condition of the Crantham family who
was reported to him as being in desti-
tute condition.
On and after Dec 18th, '89, passen-
ger rates to ST. Paul and Minneapolis via
Union Pacific Ry. end Sioux CITY, Tae
will be the same as via the Northern and
no difference in time.
Just arrived: step laddres, door mats,
clothes baskets, waste baskets and
carpet sweepers at the furniture store.
We are informed that the Colfax
Packing company viii not receive any
hogs after January 10, it therefore be-
hooves parties having hogs for sale to
get them in at once.
Who buys all the furniture that is
sold by Yedder & Windus? is question
often asked The only answer we can
give is that everyone buys when they see
how cheap they can beautify their homes
at this store.
Last Saturday was the anniversary
Of Tom Allphin's birthday, and in honor
of the event he gave supper to the
" "boys" H. G. DePledge ard George
Black, of Colfax, were among the guests.
It was a very enjoyable occasion.
Frank Burnham will chop feed
every Wednesday and Saturday. Mill
opposite the HERALD block, Pullman. 4tf
The firm of Hunt & Mckenzie has
been dissolved and the new firm of Nc
Kenzie & Moss succeeds them. Read
the ad. of the new firm, and if you want
lnmber OF any kind you will find them
at the old stand opposite the n. P. depot.
! Married: At the brides parents, in
st. Joseph, No, on Dec. 10, V. L. Hig-
gins, of Pullman, to Miss Emma Peed.
The bride and groom arrived at Pull
man, their future home, on Wednesday
evening. The HERALD joins their many
friends in extending to them best wishes
for their happiness and prosperity.
Have you seen the handsome chamber
suits, lounges and easy chairs at Y. & W's.
John Elbert had the second finger
| of his left hand shot entirely off, yes
terday, while out hunting. The gun fell
in the snow filling the muzzle, which he
attempted to clean out with his finger;
the hammer caught on his pants and
discharged the gun with the above re
suit.
Don't forget the children, but go to the
Variety store and get them few Of those
| toys and elegant presents.
The senators and representatives
from Whitman county authorized Sena-
tor Fariss, on the 18th, to telegraph
Senator Allen that they unanimously
favor J. NJ. Hill, Of Pullman, for o. s.
marshal, and Thos Il. Boyd, Of Tacoma,
for supervisor Of census. The appoint
ment of a z. S marshal is expected il 4
few days.
1t would be good idea to clean OFF
1 the sidewalks after a snow storm. Il
each one would clean them OF opposite
their own building it would be marked