Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-09
Town AND COUNTY.

business.
Taxes become delinquent March 1st.
Pay up now and save the penalty.
Tickets for the entertainment to-
night are on sale at the drug store.
Mrs. VIM. Newton is reported as
somewhat better of her recent illness.
Work has been commenced on Mrs.
Taylor's new house on Sunnyside.
Jennie G. Winston has been appoint
ted postmistress at Belmont, this county.
The ice-house for the new creamery
has been completed and filled with ice.
Try the chillblain remedy at the drug
store, 6tf
Mr.. Gus Ferguson, the popular dry
goods merchant Of Cotton, was in town
Thursday.
Rev. Wholly, Of Colfax, will preach
in the Congregational church next Sun
day evening.
No preaching at NJ. E. church Sun
day on account of quarterly meeting at
Moves appointment.
And now it is E. E. Ellsworth who
smiles proudly and says, Its a girl
arrived at our house Thursday"
We are informed that new ele-
vator will be built at this place by the
o. r. & N. company this season.
e. w. Downen, postmaster, mer-
chant, real estate agent, etc, etc, made
a business trip to Colfax, Wednesday.
Al. Reaney is about to build him
self a handsome residence in his addition.
He proposes to make it second to none
in town.
White c Jackson's Compound Cough
Syrup.
The market price of wheat is higher
at Pullman than any other place in the
county. This is owing to our superior
shipping facilities.
A band of genuine gipsys, with
the usual fortune-telling and orse-trad-
ing attachments, were encamped near
the n. P. depot, Tuesday.
Everybody, anybody, all bodies,
call at this Office and get free specimen
copies of the San Francisco Call. Plen-
ty on hand. The HERALD and Call one
year, only S2.55.
Try Compound Cough Syrup, for
sale at the drug store.
-Downen's real estate agency has Just
closed the sale of 800 acres Of fine land,
five miles north of town, to J. S. Adams
for a consideration of $4,000. Mr.. Ad-
ans has since refused $1,000 for his
bargain.
The Pullman Land & Improvement
Co. met on the It'll inst, it being the
regular monthly session. A warrant
was ordered drawn to the town of Pull
man for the sum of $40, in payment OF
sidewalk assessments.
In our Whitman county article last
week Typographical error made us say
that the aggregate wealth of our peo-
pie would reach $4,000, at least" We
should remark that it would! The fig
ures should have been $20,000,000.
e. A. Taylor appeared in the HER
AID Office, Monday, wearing happy
smile and bearing box of first-class CT
gars. 81 thank offering from my twins, y
said he; and our Office force has been in
high clover ever since. Success to the
young pair and their enterprising par
ents.
A frst-class No s cooking stove for
$1,000, at Fariss Bros, Pullman.
John Jack, a sterling old actor,
who has been a favorite before the pub
lie for good many years, supported by
Miss Annie Firman and stock company,
announces an entertainment at the Pull
man opera house next Tuesday evening,
18th inst. The company is now at Lew
iston, going thence to Moscow, then to
Pullman.
The following program will be dis
cussed by the teachers of the county on
Saturday, Feb. &c, in the public school
building at Colfax:
l. Should all pupils be required to
study grammar? Paper by S. c. Rob
erts. Discussion opened by Miss Gene
We've Bancroft.
2. How can we make temperance and
hygienic teaching effective! Paper by
Mr. helms. Discussion opened by Miss
Alice Higgins.
3. Model class in Pathfinder No. 2.
Paper by Miss Theresa Buck. Discuss
ion opened by Mr.. Wallace.
f. Discussion. Should the text books
be furnished at public expense? Affirm
ative, J. G. Elliott; negative, J. F. Dillon.
5. Question box. To contain ques-
tions concerning school work, also words