, 1882-10-14
TOWN. And couHrlY.
Union, Oregon, is TO have voolen mill.

| me fail rims have commenced in earnest
Chas- Eichler, the grocery man. has bouph.
out his partner
poheny & Marum have taken possession Of
their new store.
Mr.. James Ireland, an Old citizen did =,
Milton on Tuesday.
We are glad to see Mr. John F. Bower a, his
old place in the bank.
Workmsn are erecting masts in Portland for
holding electric light lamps
Wheat 50 cents Per bushel a. Union Orr
gon- Here it Is IS cent at the mill.
The County Auditor is working early and
late recording transfers Of real estate.
w. r. Hammand has purchased the pa,e
farm OF 4SO acres Consideration so, 100.
Attention is directed T. an article .Tbs
Court House Cheat, on the fourth column
firSt page Of this issue
NJ B. V. Stacey, Of Seattle, has given \
contract for the erection of livery stable, a,
Prescott. II will be lOO,3S in size.
II anyone knows of the Whereabouts Of Jobp
Edward Father, please send information IN
this office. He is sought for by friends in
England
ME. Geo. Gutheridge, the butcher, has leased
the shop formerly occupied by Chris Ennis On
Main neal Third, and viii take possession in A
day OF two.
Thecontractor erecting the hotel at Prescott
has been promised a so suit of clothes, if he
will have the hotel there, ready for OCCUPANCY
10y the first Of November.
The exceedingly callow youth who runs the
Post, at Union, Oregon, has had another spas,u.
4 sort Of "Feverish Flush" Perhaps i, will
mature what little brains he possesses.
Mr.. a. T. Hawley, of the Sound, has been
engaged by the Pos t Inteiligeneer to do special
work in the northwest, and declines to come
10 Walla Walla as writer on the new p,bli-
cation.
Mrs. Ed Baumeister, when the fair was at
an end, presented us with battle If mixed
pickles, put up by herself, and which gained
the tirt prize. She will please accept our
thanks.
Mrs. J. ID. Laman has our thanks for the
jar of picked pears which won the blue ribbon
at the fair. They are the best We ever ate
and speak volumes for that good la,ly's Louse-
keeping qualities.
The Idaho Democrat says: Republican
Candidates of Alturas county have repuliated
the action Of the central committee, and each
one is to handle hi own sack and conduct the
campaign to suit himself.
The Spencer rifle taken from Lacy, the
wagon thief, has been recognized and claimed
by sam Ritchie, Of Milton. 4 shoemaker Of
the same place claims the new pair Of boots,
taken by the same party.
Th"s. Heath, the manager If the Portland
branch Of the house of X. c. Janion 4 Son,
Liverpool, was found dead in his he'd at his
home On Sixth street, near Hall, in this city
yesterday. says the OgrgoniGA Of the 10Th.
H. X. Straight has made the purchase of
three oil paintings landscapes, for his resi-
dence. They are on exhibition at his stare To
day. The larger of the trio ia an autumn scene
in central New York not only n good subject
but admirably executed.
\ new depredatnr Of frnt orchards has ap-
peared in Chehalis county. 1t seems that
bears have made the discovery that apples are
a choice article Of diet, and by climbing; the
trees break off the branches. This is, we be-
lieve, a new freak of hruin.
Messrs. Diehl 4 Fertit, have established
themselves in the bottling business, in rooms
in the basement Of Dr. Days building, corner
OF Main and Third streets. They are putting
up Dlyt"n beer and champagne cider, and will
20 extensively into the bottling Of wineS Of all
kinds. 4 large stock If wine in bulk is ex-
| J-e-ted here in few days. The firm have
| thanks for a sample Of their bottled beer.
| We had the pleasure Of visit to-day from
| J. Vi. iIItten. present sheriff of Spokane
county, aud the Republican candidate for re
election. Whether You speak of Mr.. Hatten
as an oiirial enterprising citizen, he IL enti-
tied tn the heartiest cnmmenlatinn. lie has
made an excellent official, and the interests Of
the People Of Spokane county can he hest sub
served 10y his election.
Notwithstanding that some c'ntemptibie
b,in- Stole the finest piece of heef on cxhibi
ton at the pavilion, which Mr.. Gutheriige
presented to the STATESMAN, George deter
mined that we should enjoy some of his fne
meat, So on ,hr return from trip into the
country "n Monday afternoon, We enjoyed the
| best me.L of the season from the fine ie; "f
mutton which attracted So much attention, rs
much from the quality and size as for the arts
! tie cutting in wlich our friend is such an ex-
! pert.