Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-02-23

A hrst-class No. 3 cooking stove for
$1,000, at Fariss Bros, Pullman.
Extra copies of the HERALD can be
had at this office; price, five cents each.
&C. s. Stellman, of Arkansas, arrived
here Wednesday and will locate near
Pullman.
&C. S. Mason seems to be in earnest
about closing out his business. Read
his announcements.
I don't want money, but I want to
give you my goods. Come before they
are all gone. G. S. MASON.
Services at the Methodist church
tomorrow at II a. m. Subject: " The
ambassador of Christ
-Thos. Bryant's little girl-baby died
last Tuesday and was buried next day.
We did not learn the cause of death.
1t appears that there was a slight
change of time on the o. R. & N. branch
last Sunday, after all. See time card.
I will sell you goods for almost moth
ing and wait on you till next fall for
your bills. G. S. Mason.
w. F. Hall, of Colfax, is in charge
of Knapp, Burrell & Co.'S business in
the absence of E. A. Taylor for few
days.
Rev. T. W. Walter, of Colfax, will
hold services at the Congregational
church here tomorrow Sunday morn
ing and evening.
"A. J. Boss, of Detroit, Mimi, has
decided to locate with us. He is a me-
chanic and we learn will form partner
ship with Mr.. Boyer.
Sickness among the HERALD force
has somewhat delayed the Office work
during the past two weeks. Hence, we
crave the indulgence of our patrons.
james F. Cummin, of Pratt, Kan
sas, brother of our townsman, G. F.
Cummin, is in town, looking the field
over with a view of building a -four mill.
Fresh, new lot of stock lnmber, thor
oughly dried, just received by Hunt &
Buckley. 16w3
The Pullman board of trade is get
ting up pamphlet descriptive of the
town and country, 5000 copies of which
will soon be printed and scattered where
they will do the most good.
H. G. Cresswell and A. L. Freyber-
ger, from Kansas, are here looking up
the country in the interest of themselves
and others who expect to move here as
soon as they receive a favorable report.
-Chas S. LeFollett, from Indiana,
is visiting his brother, VIM. L. LeFollett,
OF Union Flat. He is travelling in the
interest of the G. I. ST L. & c. railroad
and expresses himself as highly pleased
with our country.
Sayl we are closing out our stock OF
watches at actual COST. This is fact
Call and examine our handsome assert
ment. WHITE & JACKSON. 15tf
The board of trade wants the names
of 5000 people to whom pamphlets
descriptive of the county will be sent
Every one is requested to send list OF
names of friends and acquaintance.
For convenience send them to the HER
AID Office.
"A very pleasant surprise party was
held at the residence of Postmaster E.
W. Downen, Wednesday evening, in
honor of Miss Sanders, a guest of the
family Beside the amusements Incl
dent to such social gatherings. Miss
Sanders demonstrated the fact that she
was an expert on the accordion and fur
nished the company with some fine Sc
lections with that instrument.
The dwelling of Ras. Bryant was
burned on Wednesday morning, the
flames originating, it is thought, from a
defective chimney. Mr.. Bryant, his
wife and two children were in the house
at the time, and all sick, but managed
to escape without injury. Nothing was
saved from the ruins. The family en-
deavored to utilize their smoke-house as
temporary dwelling, but the heat Of
the place was too much for them. AT
this iuncture Mr.. Kincaid appeared on
the scene and took them into his own
house, where they are now located
We understand that Bryant's loss is
about $500 with an insurance of 5000
in the State ms Co., of Salem, Oregon
I will close my store in about two
weeks, and until then goods at your own
prices. Come before they are all gone.
wi G. S. Mason.
PalOuse City.