The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-18


west coast.
Hafenden Bros. store Is literally
patronized; and 80 1t should be. First-
class goods are kept on hand, and the
lowest prices charged, We would adj
wise our readers to inspect the stock
on hand, and learn the scale of prices.
Some have complained because the
I0regonian has contained 80 few dis
patches concerning the Ohio and Iowa
elections. A friend suggests that the
Republican majorities in those States
were too heavy for the wires to carry.
The Jacksonville Sentinel has moved
into its new Office. The Sentinel Is
such good newspaper we hope to
hearof its purchasing power press
within the coming year. It certainly
deserves liberal patronage from every
man In jackson county.
R. 3. Kinne, ESQ, special U. 8. land
agent, having completed his labors
here, will take his departure some day
next week for The Dalles. While here
Mr.. Kinne has made host Of friends,
and his departure will be generally
regretted by our citizens.
Business still Eushes everybody ct
the store Of Floed Co.'S. They not
only have bargains to offer In Winter
goods and are prepared to sell fan
nels, blankets. warm and substantial
clothing cheaper than ever, but also .
splendid line Of ladies' goods.
While in alem Treasurer w. T.
Wright paid to the State Treasurer the
sum of 81, 265 belonging to the interest
fund. There yet remains quite sum
in the county treasury belonging to
the same fund which will be shortly
turned over to the etate.
We have no previous tonic at once
SO reliable and convenient as Fell
lows Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites, and we, therefore, gladly rec
commend it in the diseases of such
organs as depend for health upon in
voluntary muscular action.
A true likeness of the late Wallie
Mcclellan is now to be seen at the res
idence Of the deceased's parents In this
city. It is life-size, aud is the work
of Mrs. J. T. Lindsay, of Myrtle
Creek. The many friends of Wallie
will be pleased to see the picture.
Circuit Court commences next Mon
day. When you attend it don't forget
the little bill you owe the printer.
The printer has to prepare for Winter
as well as other people, and If ali the
little bills due him were paid this
Fall it would enable him to give you
q much better paper in the Spring.
Remember when you buy coal oil
Higley will give you The Best Oil In
Town at so cents per gallon. Five
gallon cans at $3.50 It will pay you
TO buy your drugs, medicines, paints
and oils at Higley's. Tho prescrip-
tion business we make a speciality.
Remember the sign of the gold NOR
tar.
G. w. Conard, late Of Astoria, will
open dancing school in this city
commencing this friday evening
The gentleman named comes to rs
with any number of flattering recon-
mendations from former pupils, all tes-
tifying as to his qualificationsas dane
ing master. Mr.. Conard will be as
sisted by his wife, and will use the
Masonic Hall for instructions.
The Jacksonville Sentinel says DIR.
L. Danforth started for Portland last
Sunday having in charge the crazy
Chinaman who was adjudged insane
by his Honor Judge Day last Thurs
day. The State would have been
saved some expense had the Celestiais
been permitted to have their own way.
They proposed seriously to kill the
poor unfortunate wretch, as the
cheapest manner of getting rid of the
trouble; but our humane authorities
took a different view of the case.
The Yearbook, of Oregon, Idaho,
Washington, British Columbia and
Alaska, issued annually IN eonven-
lent handbook style, and designed to
include all details, as well as history
of the Pacific Northwest, is an enter
prise inaugurated by NJ. Choir, of Sc
attic, w. L. The book. as we'll as the
contents, is founded upon the popular
plan of subscription, SO that its ''make
up'' will be in accordance to the en-
enlargement bestowed. The publisher
is now doing Southern Oregon, in
the interests of his work.