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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14

pALACE MARKET,
Cor. 18th Ut. and New York ave.
FRANK ]. TIBBETS l. CO.
We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS. STRAW.
BERRIES. ASPARAGUS. TOMATOES and GU
CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH. GAME, 10. Bos-
ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS 40
cents pound. usy4
EuNE MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA.
30 GENTS PER LD
Best Government Java COFFEE, Roasted, So cts.
Best Rio COFFEE, Roasted, 20 cts PERL Id.
SWISS Process FLOUR. 81. Is per d Dbl.
NEW YORK TEA COMPANY,
Cor. 9TH and X SITS,
ap2s-Sm VIM. III. SPIGNUL a. co.
EIRST PREMIUM
Awarded at the National FAIR over all other compel.
itOre 'S'
TO CERES,
Inc handsomest Minnesota Pate.-t Flour In the
MINNEOLA,
A very superior Minnesota Patent.
STKRLIEG'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
a Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process
GOLDEN HILL,
me standard Family Flour of the District.
For sale by every hrst-class Grocer.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner lst 1t. and Indiana ave-.
sp12 VIM. M. GAIT 4 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14
FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
STEAMER JANE MOsFLEY, ~~,
BLACKIs16S ISLAND. .s.ss


FIVE HOURS FOR ENJOYMENT
y Gamer VIII leave 9th street wharf ne ~ FRTnav
al :So .; m. return at 10 =. n. same evening
~. inheIs. t5 cents; TO be had at Boat on morning
worth the money to the Moselsy in her nav
go She VII be decorated especially for this her
20 Zone early and procure ticket. oay 300 issued
al 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14

"BUCHUPABIA."-Quick, complete cure to 6
Gays; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14

HEADACHE CURED IN to 20 minutes by Lo-
dulles Headache Specific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14

{ IT4fiaN MASRE NoH9nESTS
SSr u NJ SOHUM3 fS made 70 order:
llls Psx1s2ivs1i. evs: n:Z1
auRS Near star OmceA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14

"RoUsH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for 1t. Ii
clearS out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs 15c
box; for Washington at 4SO Pa. avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14

"ALDEREEY WAGONS. n-Fresh.aldern nutter
churned every morning, and delivered In q lbs
ward" prints, 35c. per Id. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14
PICNICS. EXCURSIONS q,

= t,1NEN ~ HE = ". NJ,
THURSDAY, JUNE l7TH 1850. 49,
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON n
Will leave the eth street wharf at 6 50 -
y m Ii kets, so cents. can be had of the follow
ing members: The Misses Mcdaniel, Miss Lyn cI.
Miss Arnold. Miss Graves, A. J. l1srke. L. A.
Aft'' @" aid others, or at the boat ieI4 al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14

SEE THE ADVERTISEMENT of sale of valuable
tiOleer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18

F0k SAFE OR RENT.
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
II roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied by K. B,
Lawson s. Go. Apply to
sepl6 T. NJ, LAWSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18
EsSss DEALERR.

n oT1oE
have Just resumed my
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
At NO. ,! CORPORATION FISHWHARF
where will be prepsted to furnish all kinds
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or salt, at the shortest notice I solicit
your patronage especially my old customers,
and gusr rsntse that my past reputation shall be
fully sustained.
All orders from the country promptly attend
cd to, and on SO good terms if the parties were
present Respectfully yours,
sp5.d &tW,tf S. j. REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18
l-. , n, sn. 6 I'M. +. y.
Beating d Sirccg.

1t is believed that average humanity will d.
more to beat its way into circus than it woule
to gain possession of whole side show. Tht
doors of Barnum'S circus we're hardly openec
yesterday before an old man over sixty years o
ape was walking ooolly 10 without pasteboard
When halted he said:
Cant stop a mnute-Im looking fol
Phineas"
"Ticket-ticket! cried the door man as be
held 90 to him.
II tell you | have an engagement to meet
Phiueas I. Bsrpum at this bour and if you
stop me he may lose $5,OOO." shouted the old
man.
Go back and get your ticketl"
Haven't time
You can'e 90 10 here"
VERY well, then. If P. T. losses clean
$1,000 he must blame you, and not me. He
told me to call at this hour, aud here am"
That settled it. Barnum was not in town,
aud the old man was lifted up and dropped ont.
side of tho ropes
Within two minutes young man walked up
to the door and said that be had been promised
free entrance 10 consideration of the fact that
he had been run over by the baud wagon.
Show me the itjury show me the place ~
called the ticket taker as he reached right and
left for the pasebosrds.
ut was 40 internal injury" replied the
victim.
Go away-go away-we pay for nothing
that isn't visible.
A wcman bought ticket for herself, and
men taking boy fally thirteen years old in her
arms she wrapped shawl around him and
started 10.
That's pretty big baby you have there, ~
| said the man as she came up
"Big2 Why you ought to see his brother ~
she exclaimed ss the weight bent her ncary
double.
She started to pass 10, but caught her fool
and tell fat, and baby" rolled out of the shaw
| 10 all his biguess.
Half fare-get ticket |" said the man as
| ne lifted him over the ropes, and the woman
added:
Crawl under the canvas, Johupy-crawl ua
| der the canvas You'll find me looking at the
camelefantt |"
Before the show opened 10 the evening a
long, haired pilgrim hunted up the manager and
| confidently observed:
"Chauc, for biz rush here to night if the
thing is worked right"
"How?"
You should have some one deliver 90 ad-
dress from bcx hslf 40 hour before the per-
| fotmance begins, sm called fluent talker,
talr philosopher, ard Gao give 6fty.aix diff
ferent reasons why il is not wicked to attend a
CIRCUS. [ deliver this address and you pass mc
10 free"
"Guess uot."
Then if you don't take 10 enough money to
| enable you to leave town. and have to pawn all
your arimsls, turn out your horsesa 60 home
on foot don't ask to borrow any money of III ,,
for | woD't lend you copper-not single
COD pm Quad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18

"H HITE LINEN DRILLS AND DUCKS.
w Black English Grapes, extra quality ;
Black Cashmere Shswls; Black and Colored
Lace Buntings; e 4 Navy Blue Flsnnels; beau
titul Lawns and Pique at l0c; Gauze Shirts,
Sus pend dera, Cuffs and Collars, Gloves. Hand.
kerchiefs Half Hose, Crsvsts, Hamburg's Irish
Edge together with CREST many other desira,
BILE and cheap goods just received by
D. r. BkASHEAH, 100 King st.,
Monday, May 81, lSs0.] Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18

Il lNE TOILET SOAPS-Lettuce, CASH.
II mere Bouquet. Glycerine, Honey Elder
Flower, Turtle Oil, Vsseine Austrian Bath
and Olive CASTLE, just received in every variety
Of style ard price,
JANNEY & TO-,
my3l Druggists Nos 70 & l52 King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18

The FAITHFUL SENTINEL Peter the Great
was tyrant, but, on the whole, his tyranny
did coed service for his Russian subjects. Ar.
btrary as all despots must be, and certain COD
sideration for those who merited encourage
ment. One dty youDg recruit was standing
guard before the door of the entrance of Peter
private chambers in the palace of st. Peters
burg. As he was passing slowly up and dowu
before the door, Pritce Meotchikof. the favor
ite minister OF the Car, approached. sttompt-
ing TO enter. He was stopped by the recruit.
The Prince, who bad the fullest liberty Of call
ug upon bis master at any time. sought ia
push the guard aud pass him, yet the youpp
man would Dot move but ordered His Highness
to stand bpck.
You fool T., w shouted the Prince; don't
you Know me ?"
The recruit smiled and said, VERY we'll,
your HiShuess, but my orders are perempt ry
to let nobody pass
The Prrcs eX soerated at the fellows i'm
pudeDce, struck him blow 10 the fac, with
his ridiog whip.
Peter in the room, hearing the noise outside,
opened the door and inquired what it meant,
aud the Prince told him. The Gar was amused
but said ohiDg at the time. La the evening,
however, he sent for the Prince and the so dier.
As they both appeared, Peter gave bis owr
cane to the soldier, saying:
That mao struck you in the morning; nov
you must return The blow to that fellow with my
Whip."
The Prince was amszed. "Your Nj .sty. "
he said; this common suldier is 10 strike mt?'
II make him c.pain, said Peter.
But I'm an officer of Your Msj.sty's house
hold objected the Prince.
II max. him Colooe Of my Lite Guards
and an officer of my household" said Pete
| agsio.
My rank, Your Msissty kOows. is that o
general" again protested Men,ctikof
Then | make bin general 20 that tbt
atinR your get may come from man of you
rank.
TIE P.icoe got souod thrashipg 10 tn
presence of the Gar, the recuit was the mex
day commission ed general, With the title U
Ccun. Otoioof. aud was he founder of pow
ertul family, whose DISC odsnts stand high il
the imperial service Of Russia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18

WHITE WASH. SHOE, BUSTING and
w other BRUSHES at SO King st., corner
Royal, which we are ceiling st extremely low
prices to close out, wholesale and RETAIL
jel5 j. L. CREIGHTON & SON.
THOICE DRIED BEEP-One tierce Dove
~ brand Beef suitable for slicing and chip.
ping, received to-day ut
j. G. MILBURN'S,
my25 10 north Royal st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18
THE TIy9GE PARK.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc.
n i w b 90 X s

IN d w u 90 Is =
TODAY AT
FkENER's, 93 a. 95 HING STREET.
History OF the Campaign of General j. r.
(StoEewslD Jackson in ths Shenandoah Valley
of Virginia, bv VIM. Allen, with full mans Of
the region and bstLlefods, By JED Hotc akiss |
vol, 8vo
No Relaticns, from the FFeach of Hector
Malot; 75c; cloth. 81 rs.
Phemll, By GIns ). Stephens; 75c.
His Idol. 8 novel 75c
Loves Vengeance; 75c.
Drftod Together 75c
The United States Government, its Crpsnizs.
ton and Practical Workings, by George
Lam phere; So
Among the Thorns, by Mary Lowe Dickin-
SOL; 81 90.
Outlying Europe and the Near Orient, a mar
rstlve OF recent travel, by jos Moore jr; So so.
A Hopeless Case by Edgsr Fewcetl; 81 25
Three Friends Fsncies; ST 25
Tue Remnant Family, Franklin Square Lii
brAry l5c.
Automatic Copying Pencils, new lot jus. re-
ceved.
New Publio,tio Seaside Franklin SQUARE
and other Libraries received daily
je5 G. f. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18

nOUSEKEEPERS' ATTENTIONl-Ws
~ nut floor stain, Paints, ready mixed, of all
desired colors Cslcicske and Alsbastine for COL
oring inside walls aud ceilings; Insect Powders,
and Blow Guns for using the powder; Poisons
of several kinds for killing rats, mice and
reaches. Sold by
my6 H. s LEADBEATER S. BRO,
ELY FAESl FLY FANSll-Fowler's pat :,
l. ent Fly Fans they drive flies sway by the
shadow and movement of the wings while re.
volvng and is therefore indispensable for the
enjoyment of q good meal or nap For sale
wholesale and retail st
JAS. F. OARLTN s. SONS,
my25 GS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18

GUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER,
y direct from the spring; remarkable RENE.
dy for dyspepsis &c We can refer TO several
of cur prominent citizens as to it's good effects
For sale by the barre or less Quantity.
IA LEADBEaTRR & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18

DOUGH ON RATS, . new article for the
II annihiation of rats, mice. ants, &C., in
boxes. at Is and 25c each, sold by
my3l 4. s. LEADBEATER & RRO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-18

EOR RENT-HOUSE No. IS Cameron st.,
l. between Fairfax and Lee Apply to
ap 8-tf j. II. D. SMOOT,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-23
New Mining Enterprise.

The Port Oxford Post says: A pre-
liminary survey was made last week
by engineer John Fitzhugh of con-
templatsd mining ditch to supply
water for mining purposes on the
grounds of Messrs Frank A Stewart,
Jas. Warren, Thos. Cornwell and NJ.
Riley. The length of the proposed
ditch 10 one and three-quarter
miles; grade-six feet four inches to
mile. The ditch will discharge at an
elevation of 72 feet above the beach.
With the augmented water facilities
such as the new ditch viii afford them
these gentlemen of course expect the
the products of their operations
will be greatly enhanced. Beach
mining has proved toIerably re-
munerative in the past in this
county, and with improved facilities
for prosecuting operations, return.
will pan out in proportion.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-23
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

The Board of Trustees met at the
council chamber Thursday evening
Present Messrs. Fullerton, Willis
Abraham and Fink. trustees, j. {
Fithugh recorder, and Marshal Cox
Absent A. Marks.
The chairman Of the board appoint
ed the following standing committees;
Ways and means, Marks, Willis and
Fink; current expenses and accounts.
Willis, Abraham and Fink; fire and
water, Abraham. Marks and Willis:
city improvements, Fink, Willis and
Fullerton; health and police, Marks,
Willis and Fink; elections, Abraham.
Willis and Fullerton; judiciary, Willis,
Marks and Abraham.
Bills We're allowed as follows. q.
w. Kimball, So 70; Daniel Stephens,
4; John Clements, 4; N. Imbler, .; D.
G. Mcclellan, 2; r. Newcomb, ., Max
Levinson, 2; g. A. Brodie, 2; t. Ford,
2, F. w. Caril was allowed $3.50 as part
payment on his contract
On motion of Sol Abraham, 1t was
ordered that the committee on streets,
and public improvement be and IL
hereby authorized to nave the cut at
the top of the Deer creek hill graded,
or 50 much thereof as lies within the
corporate limits of the city. adjourn
ed to Thursday, November 4th, 1880.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-23
Paid His Fine.

Patrick Quinn wasthis week indicted
by the Grand Jury on the charge of
assaulting his wife with a dangerous
weapon Ia shot gum, and tried. Quinn
is sickly looking individual, appear
ing not able to resist the strength O.
even consumptive female; but the
jury found him guilty all the samo,
and when the judge fined him sio the
Jurors rose TO a man, and with theii
own money and out of their own
pockets paid the fine- The names oil
the jurora are +. Ward, II. Stanley
James Mcculioeh, James Tipton, J.
Long, J. j. Chadwick. Thomas Her,
vey, ]. s. Lane, jeff Williams, d. s.
West, E. Barker, A. Lamb. We give
the names to show that there are mel
in the world vino will do righ
though they have to pay for it
and that they may be known. Their,
is no doubt that Quinn was guilty a.
charged, and yet there were extenuat,
ing circumstances in his favor And
this is the first case in our k;iowledg,
wherein jury so acted.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-23
Killing Sheep.

There is rush of bear to the valleys
in this county just now. The reason
is that the crop Of acorns Is as great as
has ever been known in Douglas.
But the bear is mean animal; he will
not be satisfied with aeorns alone, but
must have i'hankering arter" sheep
meat-something odd Uncle Tom'' is
reported as saying is too good for mig
gers The result Of all this is, that
while Bruin is hunting for acorns be
eats the farmers sheep, and the farm.
ers are determined to make war on
the bear Among others Mr.. Plinn
Cooper starts out next week on grand
bear hunt, and, aud 80 good hunter il
he. that we expect thrilling item for
our next issue.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-23
The Californian.

Readers of the Californian will find
the November number very attract
i've one. The issue opens with an ars
ticle by Joaquin Miller, in which he
gives humorous account Of his stock
speculations IN Wall street. This ar
tiele he calls "The New Napoleon
in tribute to Jay Gould, whose char
.acter he reviews. Henry d. Woolfe
has an article on "The Chinese Army"
which Is timely, in view Of the misun-
ders.anding between China and Russia.
Alfred a. Wheeler contributes an able
and interesting paper on the Russian
Religion and Russian Government" !"
which reveals many new and curious
facts. w. w. Crane, Jr., concludes his
winter In Berlin,u and w. a. Bunker
gives description of mining in the
Sky" The cur ous habits of the IN
dians who fish in the Winnie Name,
or McCloud, River are describei by
Lucy Sargent, while J. P. Widuey
contributes careful study In the cli-
mate Of Southern California. In the
way oflight literature. Mr.. Morrow'f
story, "A Strange Confession" is con.
tinued; Helen Wilmans tells the
laughable experiences of IA Grass
Widow Josephine eli ford writes th'
story Of "a Miner from Arizona
There is also a variety of other sketches
and articles, besides the poetry from
E. K. Sill, John Vance Cheney, Miili
cent w. ShInn, and Chas. II. Phelps,
| 4s a piece of analytical criticism Mr.
Charles H. shinn's paper on .'Thoma
Carlyie'' is exhaustive aud satisfac.
tory. The departments are well filed
and the number as q whole is yer.
complete.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-23
At HaYenden' $.


Oregon peaches and grapes at Haf-
fenden Bros. in large quantities for
putting up at very low prices. An i'm
mense stock of superb candies just re-
ceived and arranged to dazzle the eyes
of the rising generation; sugar, coffee,
tea, syrup, candles, coal oil, fine salt
and ground alum at bedrock prices;
the best place In the city to lay in
your supplies for winter and the finest
assortment and best of goods to choose
from; try those Oatmeal cakes and
cracker meal, ground coffee IN coffee
pots. milk buckets. dinner buckets and
coal oil cans, Oregon hams, shoulders,
sides, and fresh huckwheat -four, oat-
meal and cornmeal, immense Oregon
onions, apples and potatoes, sweet po,
tatues, fms new Japan tea very cheap;
cranbcrries, coc0anuts.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-23
Only Tues,lnT-MnnE-

The presidential election Will oc-'
cur next Tuesday one week, and 80 I'd
bye to all the nonsense we hear about
Hancock and Garfield. After that
time tile people of these United States,
outside of those praying for fat
Offices, will not bother themselves
whether they tak4 a Hand cocktail
or Cigar.Ae'd But all the same the
manipulators of mixed drinks will
contisae to ask men and women
aWhatIl you take ?p You csu bet
your last dollar that this is not q
temperance campaign, even though
that able writer and plucky lady
editor, Mrs Dunuiway, did get her b.ll
through the Legislature, dee laring
that the women in Oregon shall moi
hereafter be considered ~ necessarily
under the men IN any sense Of ths
term.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-23
COLES VALLEY.

Mr.. George Shambrook has moved
into his new and handsome residence
ct Umpqua Ferry,
w. H. Peters, the inextinguishable
is still engaged in his vocation of con-
tractor and builder, Gs in. Don; you
will strike bonanza yet.
MIR, K B. Martindale will take bis
departure for the Golden State on the
Goth inst. He has the best wishes of
his many friends in this section.
Shambrook's fruit dryer is in full
blast. The Garfield club have en-
gagged the use of the machine to dry
the tears of the democrats after the
presidential election.
Mr.. Martindale has sold his fine
shipgle mill to Haron Jordan and
Woodruff who will shortly move it to
Hubbard creek where they will en-
gage in the manufacture OF shingles on
quite an extensive scale.
There is a party organizing here for
Ilio puIpOcS Va 11dhAbS Ut Il iOdu iEoI1l
the mouth Of Hubbard creek in the
most direct line 10 Coos river. The
party is headed by the irrepresslble
w b. Clark, who will act in the dou-
ble capacity as guide aud hunter for
the party.
The railroad route proposed by Ump-
qua George short time ago attracted
our attention little at the time; but
after giving it little thought the con-
clusion is 1t looks fiatteriDg on paper.
We cannot see the benefit to be.derived
from road on the proposed route; give
us some figures George.
DIR. Coon lectured here on the night
of the nth inst. to quite a large and
aprreciative audience. The DIR. is the
right man in the right place. The
cause in which he is engaged is one
which should command the attention
of every good citizen. He organized
a lodge of the champions of Honor
here with seventeen charter members.
Good for the Dr.; come again we need
your wise council. PIUTE.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-23
5. PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wheeler have
returned from Portland.
Sheriff Bybes Is in the city. W.
were much pleased 70 sss him.
w. II. Byara. Esq, accompanied By
his party, has returned from his sur
veying tour.
Capt. Tichnor, Of Por: Oxford, passed
through town for Salem Thursday.
He is hale and hearty rs ever.
Mr.. L. d. Watson, an old-time friend
of the INpEpENpENT, arrived from Coos
county on Wednesday last. He Is as
handsome as ever.
Mr.. n. Kohn, with Rosenthal, FEEDER
& Co., San Francisco. gave US arleas-
ant call the other day. Our latch
string is always ON the outside.
VIM. CARL. Esq, division agent of
the California and Oregon Stage Com
pany, was in town during the week,
accompanied by his family. All were
In the enjoyment Of the best of health.
Friday morning Messrs Dodrik Fl.
Queilhaug and Frank ]. 0ggier were
admitted to citizenship by the court.
We do not know of two better Ameri-
cans; at least, we don't want any
better.
Mr.. Rapp, bookkeepsr for Abraham,
Wheeler, & Co. has returned from San
Francisco, accompanied by Mrs. Rapp.
We are pleased to say welcome" to
the gentleman named and his charnl-
ing lady.
We were pleased to form the ac-
quaintance this week of Mr., Charles
Stein, with Lorwe Bros, Chicago and
New York. This is Mr. STEMS first
visit to Roseburg, but all who have
met him hope 1t will not be the last.
Our old friend, T. D. Marks put In |
an appearance Thursdayevening, as a |
of the firm of e. Colin
sky d Co., San Francisco. "Ted's' |
many friends were pleased to see, and |
quite heartily welcomed one of the |
best commercial travellers visiting the
State.
Miss Mollie Abraham left San Fran
cisco on the last steamer for Oregon,
and will probably arrive at Roseburg
Monday or Tuesday evening. She is
accompanied by Mr. Randolph Abra-
ham. Miss Abraham will be welcomed |
home by many friends, and we hope
Mr.. Abraham's visit will call to his
mind much that was enjoyable with
Trends in the days OF auld lang isyns.