The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-23
ITEMS IN BRIEF.

The Hutchinsons Tuesday and
/ Wednesday evenings.
Thos. p. Sheridan has an i'm
portant notice elsewhere.
John P. Coglan. the painter,
has gone to Puget Sound.
| We acknowledge a pleasant
c.ll from Mr.. Walter Wheeler, Of
Oakland.
| Our old friend, James Velzain,
is the happy father OF a pretty
new baby.
Capt. Johns, q. s. Timber
Agent. is in the city looking af.
ter timber depradations.
! Mr.. Vim. CARL, division agent
OF the California and Oregon
Stage company, IS in the city.
Geo. Conn, Esq. Receiver of
the q. S. Land otiics at Lakes
Wow, is in the city visiting rela-
tlves.
The late rain has done no dams
age in the country, more than to
make a few acres OF oats bend
over.
Mr.. Jonas. of the foundry.
mashed the first JOINT of the tore.
finger on the right hand Saturday
evening.
S. Marks & Go. have the finest
quality of lime for sale in quanti>
ties to suit, cheaper than the
cheapesr.
We are indebted 20 Asher
Marks, Esq., tor bottle of Ma
bob Whisky, undoubtedly th,.
best Ia the market.
Joseph Aiken has purchased a
house and lot IN East Portland at
which place he has determined to
permanently reside.
Jones & Gates will deliver
flour, bran and shorts to any house
in Roseburg at mill prices. They
deliver Tuesdays and Fridays.
Mr.. Jacob Rosenstein has pur-
chased an interest IN the store
with Richard Smith at Oakland.
Our best wishes are with you,
Jacob.
This week Messrs. Floed & Co.
have received an extra lot OF new
goods from San Francisco, en-
braclng many attractive novel,
ties.
II. Fisher has secured the SER
vices of a new baker at his bake>
ry. When yon want the hest OF
bread, cakes and pies give Fisher
call.
j. Z. Floed Is now prepared to
purchase wheat in any quantity
and pay the highest market price
for the same. He will be found at
his Office, next door TO Floed 4
Cos. store, Roseburg.
Mr.. N. Brown, of San Francisco,
passed through the city this morn
ing on his way to San Francisco
via Portland. We are nleased to
say our old friend is In the enjoy
ment of the best of health.
John Kelly, the pioneer violin-
ist, and his wife, gave an enters
talnment at Masonic Hall Friday
evening to large and fashiona.
Bile audience. The entertain ment
vas enjoyed by all who listened
to it.
Superintendent Brandt and
daughter, Mrs. Sci. Abraham and
daughter. aud other ladies and
gentlemen from the South arriv,d d |
on Friday mornings stage. Judge
Willis and Mr.. Sol. Abraham |
will arrive Sunday morning. |
Hugh Foster. ESQ.,, the ener-
gstic representative OF Wilmer-
ding Co., Is Ill the city. Mr.. |
Foster is agent for the celebrated |
''United We Stand" brand of
Kentucky whisky the best in the
market-and has host OF friends |
aud patrons in every town al d
city in Oregon.
Langenberg Bros. baye just re-
ceiveu one OF the finest stocks of |
French calf and kip skins ever
brought to the city which they
propose manufacturing into boots
at cheaper rates than can any
one else In Southern Oregon US
ing the same kind of stock They |
have also a very large stock OF
ladies. gents and children's boots,
shoes, CATERS and slippers which
they propose selling out at once
at cost TO make room for new
Fall stock of goods purchased in
San Francisco and New York. |
Call GU them and secure bargains.