Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-01-03
LOCAL NEWS.
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nesday. 'o''-
wEitp,a h4r a perfect fit in eyeglasses go to
No ice has yet frozen in the Palouse
country. -'
Winchester ete writing tablets at the
post Office. ~ "' 'Ho
Miss Bertha Harris visited Moscow
friends this week.
20 to the City Restaurant fora square
maal-25 cents.
John Petty, of Palouse City, was
the city Thursday.
The largest assortment of spectaeIes
In town at Whites.
Miss Retta Pearson made visit to
Moscow Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wilkinson were
in Colfax last Tuesday.
Misses Maud and Jessie Hungate
went to Moscow Wednesday.
j. NJ. Palmerton will open his new
hotel, the Central, to the public to-mor-
row.
Boy wanted, of Is or 16 years of age.
Apply at Bryant Bros. & Fairs meat
market.
Write to DIR. W. A Egbert, room 8,
Korn block, at Seattle all you who have
eatarrh. If
First-class beds, everything new, neat
and clean at Central Hotel, Pullman, at
reasonable rates. I'm
A ''long felt want" the City Restau-
rant is new furnishing frst-class meals
meals for 25 cents.
The Central Hotel, corner Main and
Grand streets will be opened to the pub
lie Sunday, Jan. 4th. I'm
The new school bell is now in its
place, and its peals were heard for the
first time yesterday.
She deserves it and ought to have il.
and an oak bedroom suit don't cost
more than $35 at V. & WIS.
Rooms to rent, furnished or unfurn
ished, in Mcbride Miller & Co.'S build
ing. Inquire at the building. 2w*
The City Bakery keeps on hand full
supply of fresh bread, PIES cakes, dough
nuts, etc. Bread cents per loaf.
w. V. Windus entered into his po-
sition as a member Of the firm of Nc
Connell, Chambers & Co., last Thursday.
The electric light plant is nearly
ready for operation. 1t is possible that
the first electricity will be generated to-
night.
There will be a meeting of the farmers,
in the I. o. o. F. hall, next Saturday,
January 10, at which full attendance
Is desired.
The old soldiers of Moscow have
been holding grand "bean- bake" this
week. They closed Wednesday with a
fine dance.
Go to Vests variety store for toys,
albums, notions, candies, nuts, books and
stationery, monthly magazines, etc.
Next door to postoffice. If
Postmaster Lobaugh has added a
complete line of stationery to the post
office. and hereafter will be able to furn-
ish anything of that class.
Miss Lille Moody came up from
Moscow to spend New Years day with
relatives and friends. She returned to
Moscow Yesterday morning.
Rattan, willow, plush and carpet rock
ers Lounges from SO to $31. Beds
from 1915 to So. Mattresses from $4. %
to $40. at the furniture store.
Two drunks were run in by the
marshal last Thursday. One of them
was subsequently discharged, and the
other was fined So and costs.
You can find very fine pictures, by the
hest artists, at the furniture store, ano
have them framed in any style, and moth
inc is in better taste for present.
# will be to your advantage to looi
ovar Walter Ruble & Cos line OF Boot
ond Shoes. They not only have the oes
bnt they arc paralyzing high prices
THAT interesting serial under tn
haod Of wedding Bells" is ommltte'
trom this issue of the HERALD, but W
nromise our readers continuation mex
week.
will make ice from arteslan waite
this winter. All persons wanting Pur
o-asian ice will do well to make arrange
aa,,+s with me for the same
me- - A. REANEY, Pullman, Wash.
A new paper, the Reporter is no
,rhlisbed at Palouse City by Messrl
p;nas & Orcutt. 1t is trst-cias
sheet. and comes out for the repuDhca
party.