Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-22

eastean friends to-show them what the
wells are like.
Michael Shpman, the Justly popu.
lar jeweler, who is permanently located
here, and who was with the unfortunate
In the late fire, has moved into the post
Office room where he is ready to attend
to all the work in Lis line.
Don't buy washing machine until
you have examined and tested the
Missouri steam washer, which is guaran-
teed superior, in every respect, to all
others. WALTER RUBLE & Co, sole
agents for Whitman county.
The -four mill is nov kept decidedly
busy, as it has been ever since il started.
The millers are rushed with work, gettin 2
enough grinding to do for the farmers
to keep the mill running steady without
having to ship any of the -four.
One Of the best pieces of work done
in Pullman this season has been the
filling of the holes alonr Main street
The stagnant water which they contained
was the scourca Of considerable sickness
and the filling not only does away with
this, but makes the street more slightly.
The Palace meat market is now CON
trolled by Messrs. Sangardo & Day. Mr..
Sangarde las had charge Of the market
since it was first established and is
known by our citizens as & first-class
man for the place, and with Mr.. Day
for partner the market is bound tosuc-
coed.
Having leased my butcher shop to
}. L. Standard [ desire to close uD nv
books at once, and for that purpose /
have turned my accounts over to &. ".
Downen for collection All persons
knowing themselves indebted to me will
please call st Nr. Downen's Office and
settle. J. b. CRAWFORD. Al
Some idea Of the amount Of busi-
ness done in Pullman this fall can be
gained from the fact that Tedder &
Windus have already received two car
loads Of furniture, and now have a
straight car load OF bedding on the
road, besides having orcler f.,r aras,t la,r
car load of furniture about made up.
The Chinamcn arc erecting another
wash-house near New York's residence
by the Union Pacific depot. This was
badly needed for if white people viii not
institute laundry; we must have tho
Cinnamon do it, and in the past the work
has been more than the two houses
could do. A good steam laundry woold,
however, get al the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Farr gave an en-
joyable party last evening at their home
in honor Of their guests, Mrs. Swezea
and Miss Davis, Of WalIa Walla, who
viii leave for their home next Monday,
A bounteoas supper was served and the
evening was very pleasantly passed with
games, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Farr made last
evening an event long to be remembered
The wheat blocade is becoming an
alarming question. Il has lowered the
price of wheat until there is practically
nothing in it, but the farmer has now
taken the matter in hand and will see
what can be done. A meeting was held
in Reaney'5 nall last Wednesday after
noon, and another one is called for
next Monday afternoon at which the
farmers viii discuss the matter.
It was reported Ia town last Thurs
Gay morning that the safe in the City
restaurant had been robbed OF 800 cash
The safe stood open and papers, etc,
we're scattered right and left. Thursday
the different parties to whom the res
taurant was in debt, made a rush for the
restaurant, and made away with goods
to cover their accounts. AS a conse-
quence the restaurant was closed, and is
not yet running again.
IF Pullman had two houses, both
residence and business, for every one
now built, it is safe to say not one would
be vacant in two weeks. The call for
room is wonderful, and yet every avail
able carpenter has been kept busy all
The rent commanded by good
is large, which makes this 4
very profitable place for capitalists to IN
vest some Of their funds. The Realty
company of Boston, has already found
this to be fact, as their recent invest
ments IN new buildings gees 10 prove.
The West Shore IS getting out the
finest holiday issue ever published in the
west. Ii will be twice ths ordinary size
OF that paper, with illuminated covers
and handsome illustrations throughout
in colors. It viii contain d vast amount
OF special and general matter appropriate
to such a publication, and be souvenir
that all will want to preserve. Western
people can take pride in sending to east
ern friends such an example Of western
for nothing in the east can
snrpass It. The number viii be issued
December 18th and those who do lot