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Daily Republican., 1879-09-11

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Daily Republican., 1879-09-11

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Daily Republican., 1879-09-11

Faces, l. D., the interest," can Do only
biasly felt.
When | reflect that |, IS years ago,
was compelled to seek educational ad.
vantage in good old Pennsylvania to
get my raodicum of academic training,
| can't make sufficient draught upon
my imagination to catch even the
shade of shadow of an interest in the
report, not being able to trace a"y
marks of an educational encouragement
for my race; and what is more hupiliat
ing, cannot see scarcely any Improve.
ment in the school system in favor of
oolored education in Delaware. TO say
the truth, the situation is not at pre-.
sent as good as eighteen years back at
that dark time even, there were numer-
Ous schools tor colored children and
hence iucomparably more accessible to
hem. AT present there are two under
She direction of the Public Educational
otlic.rs ofthe city, but what a sad side
to the pictures can Wa present you,
when we ask yon to look at tbs tw
schools and say nothing a,out the 3
miles that lay between them, and which
you must tramp whether it is wet or dry
under foot.
| imagine it must:be piece OF jolly
'"d iun for a child to tramp from t e
3th aud 10Th and other more remote
wards cs the city to the Howard school,
and especially when the wind, the rain
and hail are holding high carnival
during our rigid winters. Again, il
there must bs separate schools for COL
pred children, consistently must there
b also colored teachsrs-teschers
Vhoss interest is not altog g.ther merce-
nary, but an interest in the work tha,
extends beyond the dollars and cent.
b at are attached to the job. But, af
er oil, as It ID in the New England ,
'tates, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, !,
o I hope to sss II in Delaware. wish ,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
kinger An.pntated.

A gentleman named Level wa,
in The city daring the week, and
lie rug finger "n his hand Was
.inul,ated hy Dire. Cozad al.d
Lane. The reason for the anipn-
talion was that u sliott lime age
Mr.. Level opened 81 aUcess on il.o
hand OF another party With lis
pciIknlfe, aud shortly thereafter
intilcted slight wound UPON his
own hand. The virus fiom the
other rarrY'e si,cess chung 20 the
blade nf l;le knife used. aud car
rled poison to tie wound Inflicted
upon Mr.. Levels hand. There is
y wxrning III thi- circumstance to
everybody. MIR. Level IL doing
finely.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
s0l:OM0N,s TEMPLE.
Laying Of the Corner Stone

Last Wednesday afternoon i large crowd
g,th red at ths siEe 81 Mr. Sol. Abraham =
ts y bnilting TO sitass- shs laying OF ihr
ssrs-r--'one of that gen | nai.s proposed
new store. The fr-t "a pst ia "a appearsnc.
waa sir. Theints s'ritxrr. OF the Il sel,irg
brewery. with several kegs Of bser, Il ea
came spectators and the Ros burg bsas.. band
The STONE had befors bsea prepared; tn. IA,
hcx containing fhs articles 10 b, s..nI..d In
IN tuandatlou rouk WAS in ia place. and ia,
Il were ths papers. he coins, manaacripts,
rousenirs and contributions sf slany frisul.
Of ths owner of the tpild Ipto be- sr.ct+d;
the contractor aud ma,ons ssaod by to pat
the stone IN place. Afte. the band had
very aoespsably played Hail colnmbia" ii .
stone @as slusred ino its proper position
Rev. ]. II Skidmore then. ia i few veil.
chosen rsma.k ks wished the builder and hi.
family that prosperity he believed they wore
sntitlsi sr hspsd chat the people of iiose-
burg would soon y itness the erection Of
many more snoh buildings land eouciudsd
- ---S N--ess t@1Ct1 NO4AA 10 NttttttcG
Tune by the band. and Mr.. abraham would
ask all TO take something to-,t was very
hot = The tune was rendered BY the band.
everybody drank beer. and the ceremony
was over With. Il ia needless for IA to
again enamsrste the different articles placed
udssef the CONVERSIONS. more than TO say
shas the package was large one. aud If. az
the end Ut . thc,saand years Il shalt be
opened. Il viii surprise lh.s.s who gszs upon
IL Thsre viii BE- somsshing fss ths dis
royerers tsssmilss s ~ wull ~ - pvndsr over.
and Il among he nsmhss fhsrs su4y BE- sas
q the finally VI AsrsA - t.ad ,ss hspe
thers may bel il = csrssiAs hat one will
have 9 chAaos of lexrning something Of his
forsfathsrs, somssiing of Russoarg have =
curiosity ~ cstry ~ his pocket-book ia the
matter Of Mr.. Langenherg's postaRe stamp
and Lou Baldl penny. and u leaf for hrs |
scrap-book IN the page Vi manascrips desntsd
to description OF mr. AaroR Rose. the
founder of kxsburg. rs well ~ 70 descrip- |
tion Of other pruiilin cltiz IA Ut this place.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
ITEMS IN BRIEF.

Ex Govsrnor Chadwick has returned I,
his ,ain,s IN jackson county.
Jossp Mrr.diih hss bran nsw daiigh
er rhs tile ady was sorn Last Sunday.
James w. Hamilton. E-q., haa returned
70 Cooa Hay. On best wishes 90 With him.
Mr -. L Ar,hamhsan Informs Ne shs'
new girl reported NJ having srvsveA at hi'
h ,nse in former issue IL = big. Good
TOR the boy aud his fishing Pels.
Gov. Thsyer has psrduned fro.n the peni-
tentiary thss. Logan. shs man who stois
Feudsl Suthsrlins wagon and horsss and
IAN away 70 Eastern Oregon With them.
Mrs. 4. Dearb .rn. of Salem. who mas
oeen qnits Ill in this city is reported by tbs
attending physician u b. ooavals~'sns. and
that lady = many friends will Be happy ~
note this piece of good news.
q. ". Davis. M. D.. = talented physician
anil surgeon from Portland, has located NJ
Oakland In this couuty. Dr. Davis will
certainly make many friends. and knowing
ilim To bs an educated gentleman. we COR
daily recommend him to all who may need
he services Of first-olass physi.,an.
IL 8. A. e. Fr,,sh and Mrs. John Brandt
xere in the city during the WA visi lug
friends and acqaaintanees. Mrs. Frush =
trends 90 npr.> ons-haif the people in De
son 10 universally is hh. esteemed and res-
, Cted
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Series Of srishaps.

Nj. A. r. Sc uIts. the proprietor Of the
Cauyonvilie Mills, had quite an uniucky
time off on rassl,y. Hs started for
Rossburg with load Of daur and bacoi' >
and when a short distance from CanyHn>
yille the tire of oae o. the wheels came
of. aud hs was compelled to return. He
started again. and the springs under the
wagon gave way. throwing the bed for
swari. AMI frightened the horses, which. in
their attempts 10 move away, dragged MIR.
Schutz 70 the ground. He was piucky
however and held 10 the lines. md the
horses dragged him but q short distance
and were stopped; bnt not before the drivsr
was roughly handled ana severely bruised.
Mrs iina.l, reached this city. but taking
ii all. in all he had quite q rough trip OF 1t.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
TRAshS MILL.


Sumner has got MS back up about bin
wasniii-.
J. ". Rowley ia running L.s saw mil
u iatt ste-d.
james CAnady has learned hsw TO ar
gne Scrlpturr Hscr hu haas RoI Ia driving
ioxs with Prut. Butler.
Mr.. Myers and ler er have fnisi,sd
the 6uesl grsine y tor j. b. Upton there
10 in Douglas county.
Il is pity that o. G. Butler dr,ppro
his inuth the o.h-r day ana tr i. IL, for
he was going to send IL ef and have i.
. .xnmined.
Prnf Z. C. Butter is climbing up in the.
world + 81 ir,n schoal teH. hing 10 log
dragging. and the down 20 dam working.
He SAWS he has 90, h. ~. crowd, out
it 10 the best i.s can do
JsInps canady and Dan Lave has re-
turned from ine East Lulqaa They
we're y, 1Iptan's ranch and report that
Vim. q. Tip an locks like IL. tas iUss
baArry, but the bsys say they think h-
needs N shoemaker. fur i- Is wearing
niocasine.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
AtaGNF5 Foa f.l lNDfpsN LlEN I
THg HARB0R or REFUGE.


Gsa. L,ns hla rssacn,i nome from his
Tour with tha Bar of Rasin .ers appointed
to sslset location for a port OF refags on
the Rlrth vast colst. In short interview
with him .hs q neral expressed him.ef AS
Of the opinion thtt tbs CONTEST between the
appropriation aa lscation Of th, poet OF ref
u.ss h Il asrrox,l it4-lf isvn ID Ctpa Ara
go and the Columhia riv,r. Hnd that II
nsishsr Of thss, two points s.cnre it. it will
b for The reason that the Boari of Engin-
eers viii feel compelled to declare officially
each port on tho northwest coast i unner-
exsaey. Ths very fact that but one sneh
port Of rsfnga upon tbs oosst line Of the
Uaitei States has bean built. aui that upon
the coast of Jersey, will have weight in the
argusdens that no hsri,or Of rsfage i needed
whsa esupled with sh, fa3t thar ths Assvi-
est storms aes ~ ~sa assfs.s N coast
sad sea osptain- dsrias slvrn prsfer geing
% ssa 10 hagzing she shore. Du tho other
hsna shsse Is good arxumsnt in the work
oi the Easlish apou tbs Briti-h coasts In
favor sf saoh orts; ani ia th.ir ccnsssuc-
tion he period sof twn han.ired years hss
bean occupied aai still they rsmained an-
Ani+hsi It is thought by Gsnersl Lame
ths, the advantages TO bs secured 70 the
oommeros Of the point rclected and the
couRtry inlsni f,om IT, and the advantages
% tbs interior possibly to bs scquired. viii
be seriously considered BY the BoarJ. and
ths point will bs 10 dsssrmins whether the
eomInsrcs of the coaaf will BE- het'er served
by the location of shs harbsr at Cape Arsgo.
o. At the mouth Of the Columbis. As TO
the Board. the General expressed himself as
highly pleased with every msmber thereof
that be regards ths,n ~ honorable, psins-
taking and unbiassd gentlemen, and viii
believe whatever decision arrived st that
decision must b. taken as ths result Of the
careful ssuiy Of impartial and competens
judges.
Another matter Of interest to the people
Of Co.'s Bay. ststsi by the General. was
the work Of doep.nins the channel at ths
sntranos of the bar as Coos Bay will be
oomasnoed at sB early day in the coming
Fall.
Gen. Lane Looks mush improved by hi
trip, aud reports his general health as excel
lent Hs kas undsrgoas . fatiguing TRIP
aud has accomplished his work faithfully.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
UMPQUA FERRY.

The Ean OF the thresiling ma
.tlr. has begun To resnuu,i la
this se lion
The lance at this place, after
The performance Of Prot. A. +.
ltic ~ as much nf success as
IT MAS ai, eulos able affair
The danes gwen 1T this place
an the dist nr July, wasthc gr .nd>
.st success in that liHe We have
seen t,r s,.nle :lne.
Miss Mnli;e Lehman returned
FROM Coqnilie City un the I'd Ia
-tau,. thur fiiclent mail carrier
's very III iignan: at the opposi.
lion stage Iim.
The show OF Prof. A. e Rice
was complete success. All ah0
witnessed the same went home
well pleased, aud invi ell the Prot.
to call on them again.
Wheat in this section il not 60
badly struck with r'i-' a. was al
trst an icipatesl. TIE crop this
yvsr, ja.igi"g from general ap.
pparance, will be better than the
last crop.
Several have thrown out the
ie-lnua,ions through the pa
pers that the shows OF Prot. A,
4. Riee AID Davis aud Johnson
are in.k-. but we give each credit
.nr the performances gwen a, tlli.
place, as will all who saw then
perform. We have not heard i
word oi complaint from any on.
regar ling the above shows, and
We also helIeve that il more civil
and gentie,na,.iy set OF showmen
never travelled.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
DEER CREEK.

All quiet on the creek nnw.
Work his ben cnnm nc.-d ON the
church house 81 Pine grave.
An .ld I,ruin takes a muttou eeti sion-
ally iron, Mr.. 0deu's band OF siserp.
Mr.. r. P,.,- r. i-biu ter Fills tn bind
Tie grain ,ni- = .son. t.tniers sh"u d
have them @s.r an I'd.
w. b Singleton killed Is squrri.s
around nis gr, u Ii nc nj xt.s-n -nnLs @ltt,
ms ieirsc, ,p.c r.a made. by MIR. Buseime.r
gussmith sf.burr.
s.sne unknp~n per...Esl-sen, through
II. IL. l.an.rrs pr siriots ut the rttnm
III. on Merlin Umi qua night. h,s
ur.au aud caSe sale led Most
Hay sea Is ut over aad grim. har-
liza. Ir9au ~ paTnes Naeas sttn.
uaul. rnst.d. but L" what extcnt vii ltt
kEo"n untn thresa.aG began
Me sIs layingssnh, Dixon. al,d An lere
son started up their h.surr gu t.,r Kew
w. a. Wins t1iacr .ssl oalui.ay. uut hau
~ haul III /; h- gram MAS 1, . grsen.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
A. o. U. w.

A lodge OF A. @. q. w. wa
instituted in this city last Tue--
day evening by d. q. Nj. W., w.
S. White. OF Portland. Follow
lug officers were Installed for the
term ending Dec. 31St, 1879: P.
NJ. W., DE-. J. M Browne; Nj. W.,
J. w. Strange; @. r., p Bene-
dict; O., q. w. Castle; Recorder,
&. Newcomb; Finaacier, T.. S.
Rnadman; Receiver. Hear, Gates;
Guide, g. r Benjamin; j w,
DR.. Vim. Sanbert; q. w, S b
Higley. Judging from the mn.
tsrIal composing tnls Lodge We
predict tor u . very brilliant fu.
ture.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Encouraging News.

A late letter from Mr.. Fltzpat.
rick. >lper nte..dent OF the Ap.
pi.gate Gold and Silver mii,lnu
ciaii.is, ls very encouraging to the
owners. He reports rot only u
wall at f.'rty 'e.t OF gravel Du'
ti,at III the wall, from The surface
I" the bed>r..ck, gold Is very ofiei,
sisIbie 10 the naked eye. the
claims are about really n,r sue
cessiui aud continuous work ny,
We expeci 10 hesr OF more ia, ,
tering r.poris within the uexs
Week or Two.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
The Minstrels.

Deaths minstrsis gsve two or three more
entertaining perform .nees since our last is
sue to gooi audiences. Each evening there
was an entire change Of programme, and the
last performance was an Improvement on the
first. Psof. Barnes 10 certainly the best per-
.afsrsne r ON the guitar we have over usst. and
his ssIss srs slsays attractive, ss are Also
those Of Prf Hoffman upon the cornet.
The latter are finer than amy played by
Charley Bray. Of Portland. Tom Lynch
,remaias as ever .'Ths Inimitsble." /" and Grow
Is valuable soquiaition to the troupe Jos
Lynch ani Harry Austin arc Is good ..
ever. an a Id materially TO each evening =
~ u,rfor.aAucs. Performances SATURDAY. evening
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Going 10 Oakland.

Prof. Bsrnes will pay Oakland
j visit next Saturday to secure
classes ia music and pi.onogra>
phy. The Professor will teach
pupils on the guitar, violin, ba,..jn
aud any other musical instru>
menr, aud we cordially recon-
mend him as 4 fne musician.
Prof. Barnes has had sixteen
years experience 10 shorthand
reporting.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
OAKLAND lTLMS.
The macklilg bird sin - -weeti,

&
The mocklng bird sings -weetiy
The weather is unu.ut lily warm
Still We hear complaints OF tI'
/ rust.
Ja.aes Sterling pad u. a visit
on Monda,.
Dr.. Davis. OF Portland, his 10.
cat..l here.
Business is unusually la,e, On
ac,s..aIt I Ut harvest.
4. q. Young's warehouse il
nearing colnpletinn.
lion. .. Hermann, of Rasebury,
was ~ t"wn ias, Aoniav.
Many of our people are seeking
rs;cr "a. toil ,n the .,lounlanis..
l,rs. Lane aud Cpza.l, ol Rose
i,nrg, paid ~ y fi..lng visu on
Tus-d.y.
The thre-Elng SEASON has ar.
rived ut lssss aiiu man, ln.cn,iles
are NOW basiiy eng ,ged.
Mr.. Ii. Woodruff, the well
kn,an book agent. Was IA town
Tuesday with several interesting
books.
MIR. JOHN +. SutherIln is re9oy>
srl"g f,t,ili hls illness aud will ue
allie 10 attend u his bns,ne,s in a
sllpft tilne.
We are pleased to aunonnce
the rapid recovery Vt ny " hee.er
WIN. has been sick tor stone time
.i'hiyl.i,cisi lever.
Mrs. K.luis, who has cen visit
lug r.ialiyes iur s0.ise tiulc Il, tins
v eti.lty, re.urned IL her homs in
Portland, on "Wednesday.
NJ. A. Siearns, ut tue firm IT
A. 4. Bt"wn I Co., returned from
Lake couuty last week, VIII re he
hue been looking after busIn, S. |
matters.
The firm OF kice L Co. has
cha, ged hands. Me-srs. Rice aud |
rayiur rttl..tng from The business
Hl.i IL. Snith assuming entlre
antiol.
he Kew. Mr.. Smick, of X ,.e
burg, delivered vsr, interesting
.ernou II, thus place on l..-t 5 M
lay. Rev. K,yce Also preached d
very abte serniun /, the evening.
MIR. L. A Sanctuary has Ie-
moved i. koseburg Mh..re e VIII
,e ia lie .niptoy OF Sheridan
B, \. w. weIc sorry t. have Mr..
). leave Us, and ne vii ne missed
" many.
Peter Burnes, the accomm, dat
mg muii carrier between thu
,lace anu L .,klng Glass. informs
% that harvesting 10 M lulI blast
III aiung the line, and the proni-
sc pi crops Is good.
/ -Mr. l.. l.. Kellogg anil Mrs.
Neil were united IA tue happy
,,tds of 'natrlmony on last Su j
lai h, K G. S4cfy. ] +. May
hen lives be ,aade pleasant u,
ne unbtoken cham oi joy and
.Ointud.
Nj. DANIEL McBeth, I'r' piie,or
i the Uo,e Valley ,aauery, WAS
!. Gown IL Manday looking alter
Jasiness ulatters. MIR. McBettl
las "a large stock OF leather OF,
,au,, which lac il Offering at al
,argain,
he show nt Professors Davis
I'D Johuson WIS not au ELI are
uccess at this i,lac ard they
i,ink our people lack apprecia
imi. The last night they were
~ Oakland they .lii not realize
Is Gems. Tney claim ,a have
,ienty ot tale,t, but Clackanas
:onnty talent Is not conpaiable
With tue average Dang.as county
L :. "M.ve Oh, me boys.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Buried at DAYTON.

The remains of psor James Aoar were
uy tn, brother Of the deceased, mir. Len
.s.oai. aud 'Lere the last sad rites
of the d,.ad wero perforIl,d t'r poor James.
.aay his last steep b- andisturGei as Was
has .iie amun men good, and tn. prayer OF
the many Is that hls reward III the eui will
bs y place on ihs rlsht hand aud nsar his
Father aud hls Sxui
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
iONCALLA ITEMS.

Il
Roherf I4rg, @Ilp was Kick &
~ Ihe ley by 4 helse, Is setting
we'll.
Miss Myra Abraham. of Oak,
land, vl-lEei fflenus III Yoncalia
this wseiJ
! A largo anil splesnli.l looking
header, idr A. Z. AnBrose. 4 as
Dropgal up on Tuesday evealug
Clafies Applegate and MAJ
than Rpbsris are sill very low,
With epl li.tle hope of 's,overy.
Largt quantities of tine lumber
Is still bs.ng urnnght Il, tow..
from dhe kik creek saw-nliil.
John D. wilson, having sold I,l~
mali ca ol,tiact. has lett Drall. ani
Eioved 10 Ills farm near Y.bnca,la.
Me-. y. I. SliIler's wheat !.
badly injured vi !, rust. Also u
lart oi x, Sinll.. aud A. I. NJ
brose.
Jainl Appiegate aud family are
down W III the Ilieasles The,
ni.lopo. 10 tue thing now, bu,
there viii probably bc enough l..
g'' round yet.
j IL. McClue. of this place, Il |
Offering TOR safe Ito acres of val
uane Ian {, situate near Irving |
it Laile county. a fine cnal,c.
fps eof,iebody 10 secu a good
hoilie.
As Mr. aud Mira A. j. Lee
We're returning home l.om Yon.
caiia lasr Thursday. Mrs. Lee' 5
b 'rres threw her aud her aim was
br.,ken between tine wrist an.i
eib,w. DIR Kaksndall VS. called
and set iiie fractured bone.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Arrested.

Thursday Aarslai BAND arrested tieorve
ru,h upon .0e ncsipt al tei-Kra ,.i,,s.
us. a.cil rom Drruy Cmted sta,es Mar
silaI. ~. r isurns Marsha. barls Jeff
si,n liis pr.soner rrliay III trning. pu.hek
store nj Albany Contrary 10 tus proyIsluns
ri The United ssates revenue iaws.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Badly Injured.

svm. P Ireland. wnsie enga ged in a
scufis Tuesday evening. susta ID frac-
.rnrs Of b,th boles of the LETT leg. ns.r
the ankle. an1 hal one uf his elbows dis
located. Medical sttendanes was snnl
in,ilsd after Mr. ireland rsacheu his ho,nr
aad at tho present. wri ing he is reported
It'd lo be doing well.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Eil,. beer.

Mr. Ihos. Crltzer is now manufacturing
tius beer at the hosrbury brewery. and ny
ooDnois~eurs it ls pronounced the ocst made
ia the sta Vt Oregon. alr. Critzsr has the
thanks of the INDkpsNDENr orics for keg,
wnich WAS snIn, cd ny ali--irom the devil
down ~ the edILor.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Z Officers Elected.

Ths following officers Of Pass Greek
Lodge, A. r. & A. NJ. were installed ou
the 9th Instant by r. @. N. Belt. of Salem.
AMI 81. Abraham, u. r., of Oakland: Joe.
Csllers. w. NJ; Jonas Ellensbuig, 5. w;
.Isau Youag, j. W; D. Il. Fitch. Treas. }.
w. Krs~soa. Sscy.: VIM. Bo,ts. Tyler.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
S,nu uut

MIR Jenkins. late propr.-.or nl the Noun.
tain House on Ire Cous Bay road, has rOid
out lie Same ANA is no" in lsoseourg -,
.,is way - EASTERN ,Irs1aa. where nc viii
p-r.nanenliy loca .. Mr.. J is one oi our
o.dess settlers, and viii leave Iiany irienes
u,tIlud.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Contract Let.

The CONTRACT iof tIls erection OF +. NJ.
.doors-'s new BRICK building has been le.
10 w " johnson. We are not informed
ar to tue terms oil the contrAc or the amount
10 pe pa d ~ the ,mtrac or.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Waat is the Meaning Of Tnisp

A merchant at Wilbur recsivei this fol-
isvias written order the othsr day: please
send ma BY besrsr ons pair OF cotton draw
ers, length 2e. If you have not that kind
send canton aanneI. In few days will
settle with you according to the latest i'm
proved principle of commercial intercourse. .
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Fine Steck.

VIC Woodward hasths lar.est ard best
stock pf harness and saddiewsre II Douglas
uuniY. and lie wishes ii known that iieres
fer he will sell better d cheaper goods
. his line than can any other dealer this
.idc Of Portland.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Saddles and Harness.

John ". Moore lshes II an-
dersto.al he has tinc sto. k at
saddles ana harness on hard I'd
Is pr pare'i IL ,Iu ali klbsls ut
work. lie claims he eau always
give YOU bargain.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Harvest is IN iull blast.

Mr.. Snambrook will start hi
thresher III few days.
Matinee every Saturday even-
ing 1T the Ferry.
There Is u man at our county
poor house, who deserves the
pity ot every honest man as he
goes forth in the morning to la.
Dor to pay the six dollars and
sevei.i, live cents it costs the
county To support him.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

To those wishing to purchase umber 81
all kinds. suc, as f-ucing, r,myh king.
and scsntli z n, $8 per thousand. ca nj
pattcrs,n's Mill. D uelas county
JAS. III rIP1ON.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-08-09
Rinr shin.rlas fnr Sale.

Mr. j. 4. Ellison. OF Canyouville. ha-
1000 u The 8aest shingles ever u..aat.c-
tarei ia the State. whiuh be 0tfsrs ksr ssie
cheap. Parties wlahiag shingles Kill ad-
sisess the gentleman namsd. AT YoBcalia.
aud their orders viii be promptly attended