Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-03-22
LOCAL NEWS.

a MOL ceudr shingles IOr SAFE Dy
Thos, Allphin.
Garden tools of all kinds at Munroe
& Carpenters. If
Try the chilblain remedy at the drug
store. Sure cure. If
DO not forget the. dramatic enter
tainment next Tuesday evening.
If you want bargains in groceries go
to the Variety Store.
Murray Henry has commenced to
build residence on the south side.
Blacksmiths supplies at Munroe &
Carpenters. If
&C. B. Hopkins was in town, last
Tuesday, enroute for Spokane Falls.
Tin-ware at the Variety Store at way
down prices.
The ''Last Loaf at the opera house
next Tuesday, evening by home talent.
Fire & Life insurance written in
the best companies in the world by Eeill
& Newton.
Sheriff Mclean was in town Thurs
day selling the Mosier property on
chattle mortgage sale.
The celebrated Hawkeye pumps, for
deep or shallow wells, at M. & C's. tt
--Renwick W. Taylor, while here last
week, let the contract to Schrader &
Burns for the erection of dwelling on
his ranch near johnson siding.
If your plow don't work take it to
John Benjamin. He is the boss on
plows. If
As Pullman is the home of progress
i've ideas, the HERALD would suggest
that the ladies of town organize a cornet
band, the first in the new state.
Fifty head of stock cattle, for sale.
Inquire of B. M. Booth, or W. Fl. Renfro,
of Staley. 20w4
Hon. J. NJ. Hill has nominated G..
NJ Richardson, of Cotton, Thomas Smith,
of Palouse City, and j. NJ. Stinson, of
Colfax, as enumerators for this county.
TO to G. Il. Dodd & Co. for barbed
good grades constantly on hand. If
White & Jackson received 400
ounces Of ftstrychnine, short time ago.
for squirrel poison. 1t was the largest
invoice ever brought to this part of the
country.
Don't pay two-bits for articles you
buy every day, when You can get them
at the Variety Store at cents each.
The imperative necessity of putting
rocks on the streets can now be seen.
Those places where rock was put on last
fall are hard and dry, while the balance
of the streets are impossible.
Now you will find new velocipedes for
the boys. Work baskets, mirrors, hat
racks, fine feather busters at the fur
niture store. II
w. V. Windus has transferred his
insurance business to Neill & Newton,
who will give it the care and attention
it requires to protect the insured from
having his policy expire without know
ing it.
"When the spring time comes gentle
Annie" You will find a carriage for the
baby, and carriage for the baby's doll,
at the furniture store. tt
The machinery put in by Schrader
& Burns, in their carpenter shop, is very
complete. 1t will enable them to turn
out windows, doors and sash, turned and
scroll work as good and as cheap as can
be done in large factory.
We have Just received beautiful line
of hats and caps, Of all the latest styles,
running in sizes from 81 to 73s. We1are
able to fit all who come at very low prices.
Call and examine. Richardson & VIII
kinson.
David Kirk, of Cotton, a single man
about 80 years old, was taken before
Judge Inman, at Colfax, on last Wednes-
day and adjudged insane. He has the
hallucination that there is some one
wanting to kill him. He was taken to
the asylum yesterday.
Staver & Walker carry full stock of
gang and walking plows, seeders, drills,
steel land rollers, spring tooth, acme,
steel frame and wood harrows. Call and
see them. ID. @. MUNRoE agent.
This is the latest spring in the Pa
louise country since 1879. That year no
blowing was done until after the 1st of
April, but, Notwithstanding the lateness
of that season, the crops were excellent
except in very low places. which were
effected by an early frost.
A mill can be had by giving little
assistance to the promoters by way of a
bonus. If every one will give little II
will come light on all and the benefits
will be more than we can calculate.
Other towns are offering four times more
.hnn NE Will have to give. but .his they