Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-12-27
LOCAL NEWS.
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Whites glasses 90 70
M. r. Kaylor visited in Moscow
Christmas.
60 to the City Restaurant for a sonara
meai-z5 cents. 1''l .
Hon W. J. Mcconnell was in town
last Wednesday.
The largest assortment of spectacIAs
IN town at Whites.
Gold pens with holders at cost at tho
City Restaurant Jewelry store.
-Greenville Holbrook, OF Garfield,
was in the city one day this week.
j. NJ. Hill is in attendance at a meet
ing OF the county commissioners to-day.
If your plow don't work take it to
John Benjamin. He is the boss on
plows. -
frank Johnson and wife, of Palouse
City, attended the Christmas dance in
town.
Mark A. Fullerton. the popular
Colfax attorney, was in town last Wed
nesday.
w. '. Wlndus will enter the firm of
Mcconnell, Chambers & CO. on January
1st, 1891.
Write to DR.. W. A. Egbert, room 8,
korn block, at Seattle all you who have
catarrh. If
B. F. Neel and sister, Miss Dell
Neel, were in town from Palouse CITY
Christmas.
Mrs. J. O. Fullerton came up from
Portland to spend the Christmas with
her husband.
Now is your time to buy goods cheap.
Everything at cost at the City Restau-
rant jewellers.
A "long felt want" the City Restau-
rant is new furnishing Grst-class meals
meals for 25 cents.
All kinds Of rings, gold plate to 16k
fine gold, at cost ana below, ct the City
Restaurant Jeweler.
She deserves it and ougnG to have it,
and an oak bedroom scit don'5 cost
more than $35 at z. & WIS.
The City Bakery keeps Oh nand iui-
supplyref lresa breaa, pies, cak2s, douglli
nuts, etc. Bread cents per loai.
Fresh meats OF all kinds, delivered
every morning and evening, except Sun
day, from the Palace aeat l1arket. l3v1
Henry Gilbert, brakeman Oh the
Northern Pacific, spent Chriatmas in
town, and participated III the dance in
the evening.
My entire stock OF watche- anc
jewelrY will be oloseu out regardless OF
cost. It must bo sold. Il. :. S@-fN1K,
City Restaurant.
e. Burns is seriously Ill with an at
tack OF Pneumonia. He is under the
care OF Jos. Allphin, VINO proYes very
careful and efficient nufse.
Go to Vests variety store ior toys,
ALBUMS, notions, candies, nuts, books and
stationery, monthly magazines, etc.
Next door to poGtoiice. If
Rattan, willow, plush and carpet rock
ers. Lounges from $40 to $51. Beds
from $375 to IS. Mattresses from $4.25
to 800, at the furniture store.
You can find very fine pictures, oy the
best artists, at the furniture store, ana
have them framed in any style, and moth
ing is in better taste for a present.
The dance given by the kid " band
Christmas night was social success, but
financially the boys but little more than
made expenses. Fifty tickets were sold.
1t will be to your advantage to look
over Walter Ruble & Cos line of Boots
and Shoes. They not only have the best
but they arc paralyzing high prices. tt
The commission which was appoint
ed to locate navy yard on Puget sound
sent in its report this week. The yard
is located at Point Turner on Port Orch
ard.
At the drawings at Richardson &
Wilkinson's, Christmas day, G. B. Parker
was the lucky man who won the hand
some music box, and the clock was won
by NJ. c. True.
Ralph Bull has retired from the
restaurant business, having disposed OF
his interest in the City restaurant. A.
w. Gerow is now in control of that pop
ular institution.
-Reaney's hall was well filed Christ
mas eve, the occasion being Christmas
tree and entertainment. Many valuable
presents were given, and the evening
was enjoyed by all present.
Farmers wanting loans should call on
Ryrie & Baikie at Pullman or Moscow.
Loans now had through them are pay
able at any timeby in stallments if de-
sired and without any bonus. 52tf
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