Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-05-04

To-day at about noon Gilbert Raby
was attempting to loosen some powder
from can in which it han formed in
cake, in the store of the Hardware Co.,
when the powder, of which there was
five or six pounds, exploded, and the
large plate glass on the west side of the
store, and the smaller glass above it,
were shattered in a thousand pieces,
frame and all being blown out, Mr..
Raby and the other bystanders miracu-
Iously escaped injury, but the damage to
the building was quite extensive.
E. X. Lake is undoubtedly ashamed
OF the company in which he finds him
sell, as he felt deeply grieved at the ex-
pose last week, and threatened foreclos-
use FIVE could not "think differently"
and clear his skirts of all connection
with the gang" as he called it. Lake
should never have allowed himself to be-
come one OF the gang, and its willing
tool if he thinks it is so terrible for the
public to find it out.
--"Where did we get the Bible2" is
the second sermon of the series on the
Bible. 1t will be delivered Sunday
evening at the Congregational church.
The reception OF members and ceiebra-
ton Of the Lords supper will follow the
morning sermon.
1t is great surprise to all to find such
a complete line OF new spring goods In
such proiusiOn and at such prices as they
are now finding them at Mcguire &
Brownies. 1t is treat just to see them
call there and be convinced.
w. H. Louther, Of Sprague, has been
appointed road master of the S. 2.
branch OF tie n. ?. railroad, vice Sulli-
van resigned. Mr.. Louther will probably
make his headquarters a Pullman, and
will remove to this city.
"A large number of people have shown
their appreciation of the HERALD's eff
forts to do its duty by subscribing dur
ing the past week. This is the kind of
encouragement that is appreciated by
the editor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Morrell have
moved to their farm near Whelan. Mr..
Morrell has just threshed some OF his
wheat which stood in the stack all win
ter, and finds it in good condition.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Eora;r,p MiocinnorK
society OF the Methodist church viii be
held Saturday, May u, at the home OF
Mrs. Marvin.
pullman no more needs another
newspaper than it needs another general
merchandise store, or another bank, or
another agricultural college, or another
postotlice.
Every man having a beard should keep
it an even and natural color and if it is
not SO already, use Buckingham's Dye
and appear tidy.
The Lalies' Golden Rule society will
give another one of their interesting ten
cent entertainments the night OF May
90th.
C. S. Gray and wife, of Uniontown,
attended the Lobaugh- wedding
last Wednesday morning.
The Pullman Mercantile Co. is re-
ceiving large new stock OF groceries
and other goods.
The city council, at its last meeting,
appointed Z. L. Munroe water commits
sioner.
Geo. f. Shawler has gone to Noll-
mer where he has started a newspaper.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ruble this, Friday, morning.
Hon. L. NJ. Ringer has returned
from his business trip to le coast cities.
Take your butter, eggs and CASH to the
p. NJ. Co. and trade tor groceries.
-Thos. Neill visited the county seat
on legal business last Wednesday.
Complete stock of groceries at the P.
M. Co. to trade for cash.
Miss Jessie Farnsworth, of Palouse,
is visiting fri. nds in the city.
&C. NJ. Stearns is at Colfax today.
LObaugh- Williams.