, 1882-11-18
fows AND COUNTRY.

Sing'ser Is reported as having . majority of
$500. -
Mr.. ColdEell of the Standard h,s joined Il.
local staff of the Oregonidn.
Brents is given l,5so majority on the Sound
and 2sl in Eastern Washington.
Milton Evans has sold his Dry Creek ranch
for 81, 500; 260 acres A. ]. Evan, become,
the owner.
Dsmre!!, postof1oe in Whitman county.
has been changed to Imbier, John Imblsr
postmaster.
The wel-deseryed fame Of Whitman Cor,sp.
Is becoming widespread. Another student
comes from GoldendAle.
The real estate trausacti rs placed on s.. At
the Auditors Office, between the ninth and tn.
present date aggregate SIC, ,292
Major Pool, of the psymaster's department
arrived from Boise this morning, and paid the
troops at the garrison at O'Clock.
Gov. Ferry. in IS75. bough. 81, lots Of Can.
John q. Parker in New Tacoma for 500 He
sold them last week to Mr.. Van o.le for
SllOo.
The Beatner B.os, the well known gym.
nasts, are visiting and performing in thi. Sec
ton Of the country. They will be here in a
week or two.
Ambrose Patton, Of Newport. W. T, was
shot and killed by some unknown, last Sunday.
The body was thrown into the CoElir1 river
Robbery followed the murder.
George Pierson, tried a. HALEY ON n.
charge Of murier-killing Hall AZ yiennx-
has been found guilty and sentenced to be
hanged December %
About the fourth IF December Mes.rs Ma
than Cole, Thos. Gardner and associates will
commence the publication of the DAILY Norm
ing Nelrs in Portland
Joseph n. Dolph, Oregon's new senator,
will not rank among the millionaires of the
senate, but he has an income Of about $50, 900
per annum.-EJcLan0e.
In the CsH of San Francisco We and thi.
item: Judge Ednonds yesterday granted
Annie 4 Harper divorce irola Sterling G.
Harper. on the ground Of habitual intemper-
ance.
Z. Il. Morrison of the Land Department,
left last evening for New York We hope he
viii return and, notwithstanding the way the
election has gone. remain among us in his
present position. In hi. absence Col. :Fclton
and MIR Patterson will attend to the du.ies OF
the Land Office.
Speaking of James Vincent, the man Who
was shot by desperate near Warm Spring.
ten days or two weeks ago, the Sentinel makes
the mistake Of saying the ieg wss taken of
years ago, at the thi:,h. The limb was s:n;uta-
ted by nr. Boyd or this city, and just below
the knee. Vincent loses a. arr.
As per announcement the stockholders of
the Columbia and Palouse Railway Company
held meeting to-day, at the oefce of II. VI.
Chase, in this city. c. il. Prescott was
elected President; c. J. Smith, Vice Presi-
dent II. ". Chase, Treasurer; J. Simon,
Secretary, and ". Il. Upton. Assistant Sec
.etary.
Some time on Monday, Alfred Shambroci,
who operated dyeing establishment on Fnst
street, disappeared as suddenly - If shot out
of gun. From certain papers left behihd, it
is probable that he headed towards '' Frisco "
His going appears singular in view of the fact
that be vas doing good business : had ali ths
work he could do He Gid not owe more than
$50 OT Sl60, and had considerable personal
property, on hand. This has been attached.
in another column Dusenbery Bros. announce
the arrival of large stock of goods fo1 the
winter trade. Their large stors, cellar, man
and upper floors, is crowded in every nook and
corner with goods Of every description. all OF
the best grades in the market. and the latest
patterns Their stock of general dry goods,
and clothing, is simply i:nmense. Their l:ne
Of gents furnishing goods, and dress goods for
the ladies' comprises everything new audrov.l.
Their motto is 1--WE cannot be unGersOld.'