Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-03-01


Oils and paints at Munroe & Carpent-
er's.
For good 30 cent meal go to the
Grand Hotel. tt
Cary-Odgen mixed paints, all shades,
at M & C's.
A. No. cedar shingles for sale by
Thos. Allphin.
There will be no services at the M.
E. church tomorrow.
Try the chilblain remedy at the drug
store. Sure cure. tt
Thomas Stockley, of Cotton, was
in town yesterday.
Machine and harness oil, best in the
market, at Munroe & Carpenters.
-Downen & Miller are enlarging their
shelf room for their spring goods.
If your plow don't work take it to
John Benjamin. He is the boss on
plows. tt
g. W. Horner, of Spokane Falls,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Windus.
The q. P. will again commence run
ming the two daily trains, over this
branch, to-day.
Several of our citizens are very
much inclined to think that the creamery
business is not profitable.
Ralph Bull has resumed his position
at the U. P. depot, and Will Hill is again
doing duty at the N. P. depot
NoT1CE:-L. NJ. Ringer gives notice
to the public that the Almota ferry on
Snake river is now running. 2w
The Union Pacific pay car is behind
time this month on account of the pay
ing Office having been moved to Omaha.
Our merchants are preparing for a
large spring trade, which, with the good
prospects ahead, they are sure to realize.
60 to G. Fl. Dodd & Co. for barbed
wire. The celebrated Hash and other
good grades constantly on hand. If
-Munroe & Carpenter have just re-
ceived large stock of hardware ETC., and
are ready for the demands Of the spring
trade.
Advertising matter will be ready for
distribution next week. Call at this
Office and get some to send east to your
friends.
"A. R. Chandler has been appointed
agent for the Travellers Insurance Co.
If you want a policy against accident
call on him.
Mrs. Sargent is now prepared to ac-
commodate those who are in need of
anything in the dress-making line, at
her residence. 13w2
Mcconnell Chambers & Co. will
soon display one of the largest stocks of
goods in the Palouse country. See
their new ad.
Mrs. NJ. c. Myers, of Ontario, was
agreeably surprised few days ago, by
her brother from the east, walking in
unexpectedly.
New invoice of curtain poles in gilt,
ebony, cherry and copper, with fixtures
for same, including hooks, clamps, ETC.,
at Vedder & Windus'. IA
"A. B. Estes, father of Mrs. John
Benjamin, died Thursday night, at his
residence near Moscow, aged 62 years.
He will be buried to-day.
A. R. Chandler has just received a
carload of the celebrated Huntington
lime, and will now sell that article in any
quantity. See his ad. in this issue.
A special meeting of the Band of
Hope at 2,3O o'clock Saturday after
noon. All children are invited as well as
all who are interested in the children.
Philip Bremen says their firm has
odered large stock of boots, shoes
and clothing, and will make things live
lv if there is any merit in advertising.
The following Pullmanites will be
on the jury next week: n. S, Hunt
Leonard Crawford, Geo. Neighbor, Paul
Thomey, David Clifford and W. Q. Booth.
"A flowing fountain, on one OF The
SQUARES in town, would be splendid
advertisements, besides being OF pubhc
benefit. It would be good investment.
Get your letter heads, envelopes
posters, ETC., printed at the HERALD Office
WHY send to Portland for job work when
it can be done at home equally as well
and at the same price?
The singing class, conducted by Mrs
M. Jennie Windus, closed last Tuesday
evening with a grand concert, IN the
Congregational church. There was
large audience present and all were well
nleased with the entertainment.