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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

The Cincinnati Enpmrer, long
regarded as standard Democratic
authority in this section lie no longer
looked upon as III any way entitled
80 the respect or confidence Of the
Democratic party. Its msrcsnsry
conduct subsequent to the October
election, and its base betrayal Of
the party interests dlSgustsd and
drove from lis subscription lists per
sons who had been tie stsad:sst
friends and supporters tor almost a
lifetime. In this community thsre
are Democrats who have refused it
any further support, and they are
right A newspaper that, either for
money or for the sake Of sensation
sism, will bstrAy party that sup
ported 1t through sdvsrsiiy as vel
as prosperity, aud upon whose pa
troBsge It has grown wealthy and
Influential is deserving OF the sever
Get condemnation. - PqrkerSJurq
Sentinel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
The Independent.
1.-THE foremost retiyiD'ss newspaper Of Lie
Cnued Sdtes. "-JosEPH Cook.

iHE INDEPENDENT seeks the patronage
OF the puOhc on tUree grounds, as follows:
LIST. IL Is the largest weekly religious
newspaper published In the world
- IL employs as contributors more
abie writers, NJ home aud aUr-ad, than
any other weekly ne~spapsT.
o.. IL gives It's readers wider range
oil topics ana more aud fuller departments
thAn they Can hJd elsewhere in any
Journal.
IHE INDEPENDENT consists Of 80 pages.
neatly cut ana pasted. l. ia printed from
clear fTpe I've stereotype tue ptyes weekly.
ahu, hence, every issue Is really printed
"i'n De" y PEI aud on good paper, anu
mechanically II Il uutxceied,
mere ls tao question ~ prominence IN
felSiOn, politics, science, education,
nhAncr, or any other department of
human knowledge wOIch TnE lNDEPzN-
DENT dOss NOT discuss 1t has REGULAR
departments devoted 10 RtpItcuL
Rrseareb, Missions, Religious Int,ln-
gence, Book Reviews and Literary y ,,ys.
the Suuday -schnol, EIucAtIuD, Science.
SANITARY questions, Fine ARA, the
movements Of minister, Personalities.
News Of the week, Financial aud Com
tnrrcial matters including Weekly Prices
ca rent. MARKET Il pptts, C,t,la Market.
DrY GODS Quotations, Flowers aud
Farming, and Insurance La is religious
department. II gives meas aud statistics oI
all denominations of Christians, every
wh,re. In fullues., accuracy, aud
cumprehenbIvcntss this department Is
un'qualed. Several pages ct stories and
poems adapted 10 Old aad Young are
gwen every wOtk, with a column OF
Puzzles.
From time to lime Sermons by eminent
m M At.
topics OF the daV are discussed 10 our
editorial columns freely aud vigorously.
We are not afraid 10 state our opluious.
OUR NEW TERMS FOR 1880.
One subscription one year. 10 advance az 90
For mOntus, ) 80; for muntns % IS
Ohe subscription Two years in advance 3 90
O1e subscription with one new
subscriber, butn. in advance in one
remittance 500
Oae subscription with two new sub
sCribrrs, all three in advance, in one
49, igmiltance 700
One subscription with three new sub
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remittance $50
OIe subscription with four new sub
sCrloers. all five in advance, in one
remittance 1000
Auy number over five at the same
rate, lnfaribiy WlIb oar remittance.
These reduced Dr,ces ($2 per .nnum IN
cluhs ut five or murr) are yrrv much low
OF tbun ANY OF the STANDARD religious
weekilss, through thr p ,pcr IL mucu lsrg-
ar and better, as comparison will 81 v:
subscribe with your friends and pel the
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reserve the rlglt lu Withdraw our liberal
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u %. Box 27S7.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

TIE Baltimore, Cincinnati and
Western railroad was incorporated
In Wheeling. w. Va, October 2Sth,
with a capital Of 100000. The
incorporators are Cincinnati ana
Baltimore capitalists, Ex-Governor
Tom Ewing, Of Ohio. will be prssl-
dent. The road will run from
Cincinnati TO Ironton, Oaio; the nee
across West Virginia to Virginia
and Maryland and on to Baltimore.
a defiance Of 600 milss. The Balti-
more ineorporatorS are Tellair Ms
rIott and Edward D. McConkey,
Mr.. Marriott: 10 a wel.known real
estate broker, and Nj. McCoDksy is
lawyer and also in he real estate
business.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

WILLIAM MARTIN, a convicted
murderer. was lying under sentence
of death in the Jail at Lebanon, No.
There was no hore Off rsprieve, sn d
and the prison was too strong to
break. No ordinary way OF escaping
the gallows was possible. SO Mar
tin made desperate love to Martha
Wilson, the Sheriff s daughter. He
was young and handsome, and his
suit was successful. One night she
unlocked his cell, gave him clothing.
money, and weapons, and eloped
with him. The Sheriff offered $500
for their capture, but they have not
been found.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

not reps8usnt to the amended con
sutution and are, therefore, in full
force aud by them the clerks are to
be governed.
The fifth and lac: question relates
to the jurisdiction OF justices. Can
they take jurisdiction Of causes
amounting TO three hundred dol
lsr'1 | think thsy can. 1t is tho
lava part OF the supreme law OF
the State.
Vary trul, and respectfully.
SAMUEL PRICE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

Gov WILLIAMS OF in liana rbcse
death Is announced in our news
co.umns this morning. vac, by rss
son Of bic quaint simplicity, united
with great sbTewdnsss and force OF
character, one Of the most yietnr-
e'que 6guTes 10 American politics.
in persona appearance be slrik.
ing original, end when mem Der
Of Congress at Washington was the
object Of much good-ns,ursd crit
cism and curiosity. il was, hcw-
ever impossible Dot TO respect him
for bis sterling honesty and worth,
and one Of The highest tributes 10
bis character that could be paid IL
the fact that enemies 40 we'll a.
iriebds conceded lis stauocb inteQ
rity Ht POPULAR Foubuqlsl" Blue
Jeans" yrs obtained IRON wearing.
while DO Coueress a suit Of home
spun known AZ "b.ue jeans lie
IVES q farmer by occupation and a.
ter serving several trns in the
Slate Legislature vac elected to
Congress % 1874 I1 1875 be was
elected governor or Indiana, after
an exciting contest bis comrstitor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

Joseph Bennett, brother Of Hon =. NJ.
Bennett, met With very serious accident
which viii probably prove fatal on &C
count Of biz Extreme Old sge A team Of
horses ran away wish him and be vac
lhrSwn from tbe wagon which passed
over bin, breaking bic leg and seriously
bruised bis body. JJssph Bennett il .
very upright and essinablo citizen r--Wes.
tern Republican.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
Notice TO Take D0D0sitians.

To MH THoE1s HOWELL:
Take upUce that shall .ou the 2Otb dav
~ Dee ueg. ir9h, at the Dllics OF ATJert
O. Macon iu Purtaic Pres on county
Wes. Virginia, botwesn tho hour. of Is
%. m. aud o p' w. OF that day. pr1coeI fo
ake -hc Dispositions OF Joseph EyrrIv
aHc uinorI. O." nc read ss evidences o. NV
behalf boz "a certain suit iu Equity uepJ
ing Boo tine Circuit Court in' the c6nntv
OF Preston. wherein you ar defendant
sud myself iq piWutU aud no fruu s,,
cause tue taking of the said dsDg-itt,,,.
be not commenced Go that day. Inc tsk-
lug OBJ Tho same wal ~ cOuuuued from
DAY 20 day, "r RON une TO time, ri the
same place and between the Same bours
until tno same shzil be completed.
Respectfully yours,
MANiAt a. G. HOWELL.
BY her counsel. O. CREsAr y Sow
Kinkwood, W. We. Nov. "a, 1880.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

4 Uaited States Senator for West
Virginia is 10 elect this winter
Among toe candidates already men.
toned are Msssrs. Hereford, Cam
den, Brsnuon and Mathew
Wayne ADVOCATE.
Give us Judge Brannou. Hs
is undoubtedly tho choice Of the
people in this section.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
IN EOrITY

ne court being or opinion that the
creult IN tho report OF com yissioner.
.'I Inlth crane. To defendant Conway. for
the tiity~two head Of csttis ~ soiI 90 -.
err 'nenu' ifthov aIe orthe catt,o rerar.
Ien 20 Dy tho opinion of Green, Judt~.
500 IN West Virginia reports. pa.ss ssj
"ud u 20 The said CONWAY should b.
'redted, iHSteHd OF sand sum az soil az
WIN "neNh"lf OF The profits ofSaii ,.ilfIr,
"h" mere being no evidence in Tho cause
70 EscHrialn such profits. the rsoorl az
san trsn" was re~comuitted to him TO
80 luL,uer proof touching tho matter of
s"ld cattle, whethsr they are oil tl,a r.itin
o"nshI WIN the funds 81 said Goorys u
NVanS ana rsferrsd To- in said opiuion
an9 u 40, then to take proof ascertain
' ,u let1I' the one~half Of the profits OF
sad cattle, aud IL they nre not 6f tha c,t
We so referred To- In said opinion, that he
>" report aud IN Other event that he "a
iorin his report accordingly.
An a stracI from tho do rec
Test
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.


NoM ~ lSSIONER'S OFFICE
hINGwocD, W. VA. Noy 4. 1850
Tho 40 v0 named parties viii ,,l,, 80.
tic9 that l shall 90 Tuesda, n % ar a..
OF No'aulhsr, 1880, nj my office more.
Sald, proceed 10 execute the above rran-
TONED decree ofreieronce.
SM TT CKANE Corn'r.
40, BARToN PAYNB, Counsel for
r. PHiLip ~. kEoK, Counsel Tor Goo. y.
Evans, Of ri. r,a.sn '>'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

FIFTY years have passed since .
Safe hSs divided its vote in tho
Eject oral College hcndred years
might perhaps have passed had not
tina Democrats of California thrown
away an electoral vote by pominA-
ting, in their clos. State, an slector
with personal sntscelsnts SO objsc-
tional as lhose Of Terry.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
ADDISON 9. VANCE

ADDISON 8. VANCE
George ID. Evans. benjamin VI. Dorsov
John Fl. Huhmrn, lsssr Scott; Jesse
Fltch. administrator OF Ennch y
Fitch. dec ssed; Warren G.. Dorsey
sdministrator OF AIphSus G. Dor,ey
deceased; James Evans, Philip Ru,S
srs; John Wdiidce. Evan u. Fngle Jes.
80 J. Fitch, The Mercnant's AMI Mo-
eehAnic'S Bank Of Wheeling; Harvey
St%ggers, ADM nistrator OF CHriStopber
Nlch"lson, de,eased; William NJ
Sou's, administrator 81 Dorcas Pisr.
point deceasei; Philip II. Keck. G ark
Bradlng, william l.. Larfertv. Annie.
us w. Brown, john /. Warlev. John
NJ Brand, late sheriff of IononyaIis
county, Hnd az such, administrator or
a. q. Mnrle;t dere4sed; Jane, Dor-
ssv, George w. Dorsey Jr. Ths F,ir-
mont Bank, Daniel Xlan. William
conway. Tho Froslbutg Bank wiz
iiAna g. Hrown, Joseph Snider. Philio
BsSnen; and samuel Hackney, sheriff
OF M.onongalia county, and a. such al,
mlnIstrntor OF George s. Bacon. de.
ceased.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27
Commissioners Notice.

TINS STArR or WEST vInoGxrA, S.,
At n Circuit Court hold In anu for tho
me 'unty OF Preston, on the llth day
Of October, 1880:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-27

IENRY CLAY HYDE. Editor
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
PRESIDENT HAYES.
The Presidential Party Coming to
Oregon Overland.

We learn from Col Stone, superin-
tendent of the California and Oregon
stage line, that the manager OF trav.
cling matters for President Hayes
and party, had telegraphed to know
whether accommodations in the way
OF stages could be furnished tn enable
the President and his friends tn reach
Oregon by the way Of Yreka aad
Roseburg. An answer I'm the afilrma-
tive was Immediately telegraphed
back. In return came another mes.
sage to have everything in readiness
bs the 9Th of September, as President
Hayes would surely he at Rea;ing at
that time. Superintendent Stone has
arranged stages aud teams IN such y
manner that the President and party
will travel only during the day, and
will be six days In reaching Rosehnrg
from Reading. This will bring the
party here about the 18th of Septem-
Der.
Would it not be we'll for our citi-
Zeus To make preparations for well
coming our President. Honor IL due
him. and we should pay him that re-
spect to which he is entitled ~ Pr-si-
de 1t of the greatestIrepubTic under the
sun.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
A BLAZE or FIRE.
The Mountsins . sheet OF Flame, and
Wild Animals Fleeing 70 thesPrai-
rio for Shelter.

n
Many At our citizens for the past two
weeks have experienced . suffocatins
sensation from . dense smoke which
has HlIed the valleys and rendered
everything obscure to the sight. So
much smoke led us to inquire into
the cause. From various sspufces We
learn that timber in thu mountains
surrounding the valley u one con-
tinuous and almost unbroken sheet OF
flame. One of the drivers on the route
to Coos Bay informs US that the roar
ing ofthe flames Is terrific, heing much
louder than that Of the surf on the
beach, aud one of the drivers ON the
Oregon and California stage line says
that the mountains are o blaze Of fire
south of Canyonvile. On the southern
line of travel trees are falling In every
direction. and scarcely minute passes
that the ear Is not saluted by the crash
OF some mighty forest monster burnt
of at the base and tumhied to the
ground. So great aud extensive is
the fire south Of Canyonviile, the deer
and bear seek the open prairies for
pratsction. The driver in question
says. that without douht, game could
be slaughtered In endless numbers now
In any Of the prairie, near Hardy Ell
IFS place.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
ONCE MoRk 10 rHK faoNr.

The Oregonian hes once more ONE
10 the front In favor Of . rehsasing of
cases tried befhrs the late supreme
court. We bsllevs Ne are beginnIng
to like that paper more than ever.
It's best srxunsnt is that justice shall
be done. and that right never wronged
any one efnbodies all there Ii In tn Q
Tnatter. Les it b6fo that tbs present
supreme csurt shalt reopen the eases
and review them, and certainly no
wrong viii be done tire innocent; aud
ifa wrong has been d0ne and d cors
rected, the ends Of Justice will
be served. This Is. II We mis-
take not, what courts are con-
slituted for And rs 10 the matter Of
establishing dangerous precedent
tho who offer such plea against Q
review do not andsestaad what they
ale speaking Of. Theco knows Of,
and next week we vii name, twenty
cases where reviews have been grant.
ed i.y The highest tribunals, Including
the Supreme Court OF the United
states. The oregonlAn Is right With
out . doubt. xnd we applaused 1t for its
good ssnse. ID
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
Open Letter.

San Jose, Cal April 18th, 1870
Messrs Griffin d Co.-Genlemen: We,
the undersigned merchants. have sold
your Cream Baking or Yeast Powder
TO our best customers, and 1t has
given entire satisfaction. and all who
have used it contiue % do so. Ii you
continue TO keep it at its present de>
rec of ex cellence, We predict that 1t
will be the best yeast powder OF the
country. A. Friant & Co., A. G. Que
vedo. +. Lamory. j. A. Beil"li, d.
Corkery, NJ. Hartman, Geo. P. Bull,
G. q. Wise. For sale q, Marks q Co. $
store, Roseburg.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
] p. Owens Killed,

Mrs. Owen the other day received o
letter from Laquash, Colorado, stating
that her son, J. p. Owens, hsd teen
shot, aud two weeks thereafter died
from his wounds. 1t appears that y
quarrel arose between Mr.. Owens and
another man whose name we did not
learn, and ii Owens WAS shot twice,
one bullet striking him in the arm aud
the other in tie lace. The wounded
man lived two we, Ks after the shoot
ing and died on 81" 9Th of August.
The deceased w..s Il hrother of Hon w
+. Owens, and siaee the news came OF
his sad taking oil, We have heard many
OF his old frien Is IN this county de-
ploring the death of friend VIII
they sincerely loved. Our sympathi.s
are extended to his sorrowing rela.
tlyes.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
To he REMARKED.

About year ago couple OF young
people ran away fro m camas Valley,
and were married ut Coos Bay. 1t was
claimed ut the time of the marriage
that III the young lady was under aye,
and had not the permission OF her par.
rnIs 10 we'd, that the license issued by
t...e Clerk was illegal. So II seems the
lady's father thought. since the young
coupl- cam back and were blessed hs.
has worried considerable. To put an
etid 20 doubt, this week the young man
came to deputy County ,ierk Wright
[this time with the consent II the par
ents1. and took out = srcand license,
aud has en- ty his time MARI ed
second time.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
Wa Challenge The World.

Wiien Ne Say We Iseiftsfe. WE have tvi-
i'encs, l., uruve that S..iai,' t;onsuii piion
Cure is decidedly he besI Lung Medicine
made. IN a. much ~ it will cure a conimOn
u Chrouic Ceugl IN on- half the time
aud relieve Asthma. Brohcht It's. Whoopinx
rouVh, CF6ap, and show more casrs ol
C.nstinltion cured than all oahrrs. !,
will cure " here they fail. il 10 pleasant tai
lrk., harmless TO the youngrst child end
tar.pir-e shat we say. Price. 10 cts.
acts aud sl.n0 lfyour LnnEs a.s sore
stes; o BscS lame use Shllull's Porus Plan
S,.d ~. ) Il milton. drug gglst.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
COSTLY BERRIES.

The story cninrs IN us that two
ladies from Wilbur aud one from Rose
burg whose husband 10 city ON ;ial,
went out pIas.kherring in the moun-
iains the other day. They took along
with them n young boy ta drive the
team, aud had with III I'M SIX bushels
of oats to feed the horses, blankets
and other bedding. provisions, etc.
IL was al independents crowd, and
when starting theS declared all man
q nuisance, and not worh being
about. We don't for ma,nent sup.
pose one Of them would have spoken
to a gentleman uuier any circumstan-
ccs; in fact, all there were anxious II
prove that mighty is wo'nsn but
feeble aud WORTHLESS. is man They
arrived at the berry patch safe
aud seuni, passed u quiet night,
and next morning, after breakfast,
| they started out after berries. Fhey
got the berries t., the am,uat Of three
pints, were frightened ne lrly u death
every time the wnli shp0x the
bushes, thinking that as bears are
fond of sweetmeais, there was ons
after them, and finally returned te
camp, tired, hungry aai disguste'i
with the tramp But what sight
they gazed upon! Daring Their alb.
ssice, y spark from the campfire
| kindied quite b eze--biaZe enn.n.i
To- burn up bedding, food aud anl
| eqIippsye, hnd to scorch the wagon.
| OF course, the AIDES did not swear;
ladies never da til Il; hut itnne breath
they rennuncen thrir Independence
and solenniy PROMISE never 10 %
on tramp again thoat they were
| sure they were with tntn whose
strong right arm was certain to pro-
tect and preserve them from III sfor
tune. A better resolution was neetl
before agreed upon at a puoiic meet
ing. We vote this way because We
ale man.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
A Shooting Affair.

Says :he Coos Bay Mail; A man
named Harris, logger, who has been
working at John Leaver's camp at
Sumn.r, met J. A. Yokun on the side
walk in that place last Sunday even>
ing, asked him, "Why did you in-ult
my wife! am going to blow the top
of your head of row. and commenced
firing at him the parties were but few
yards apart at the first fire, which but
for the Intervention of Mr.. Calder
might b We been fatal after the first
shot, and before the second MIR. Yoa.
KUN took considerable of s'go as-you
please walk. 1t appears that Yoa-
kum went To Hr HIS house in Marsh
Held Iast week and made indecent pro-
posaIs to his wife, hence the shooting
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
A Des0late Home.

Sad aud lonely is the home where
death has entered aud taken an only
child, but more desolatt if pnsSibie the
house that has resoul led with tile
hum of children voices AMI the treai
.os many feet, when these are all ruth
lessly sileDced. The sad record Of such
an one is furnished in the hone of VIM.
Rinehart. OF Sunniervilit, where less
than month ago six merry Chil iren
gathered, and from which, but few
days since, the last one was consigned
to the grave. The devastation of this
household was caused by the dread
scourge OF childhood, diphtberia, aud
the complete wreck that 1t wrought is
spoken of AS one of the saddest events
that has ever taken place in Grand
Ronde valley.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
/ Wish EVERYDAY to Know II.

Rev. Gt-,rgr II. riay-r. aa old citizen ol
THE viciaity. known 20 every nne as mos
inhuen ia, ci'izen. and Caristian Minister u
the nj. 4 Ciiarch ji,-l this moment step.
p,d iu our store t. say. Il wish everyb body
Id tnow that I cpnsd.-r bs,Ili myreli and
vile 1--WE our lives 10 S3liisii'- Consumption
Cure II Ia having tremendous sale
over our counters aud II giviny perfect sat
isfsction in ali cas oi Lung Diseases sucl
as plhin;s s.ls- has ti.lae. Dated Boarboii
md, Nav 1i:h, 'I8 Ief. slatcirt 4 Franc
s,., "a Nv 8 Hamilton. Drug ttsr.
The ,i.ost popular AID fragrant perfum,
II tie ke, is HArKGETAcK. Try it
sold Ivy 5. Hamilton. II ,scburg. 0reg On
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
The Peoples Illustrated Journal.

Mr.. NJ. Bretano has been appointed
general agent for the Peoples Illus.
tfxtesi Journal, an illustrated news
paper of SO pages. The Journal is not
only one Of the best family papers
published. but Is the cheapest. To-
gether with the paper. subscribers
will be given six fine chromos, for
the small sum of 81. The one dollar
nays for fifteen months subscription.
Mr.. Bertano will soon start out on =
canvassing tour, and 1t would mol
surprise us should Mr.. B. secured sew.
eral thousand subscribers for the jour
nj
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
Seeking Refuge.

The Port Orfor,l Post of the 9Th inst,
says the steamer Hyiton Castle, Capt
Joseph Banmann, anchored In our
bay last Friday morning NJ ten
O'Clock. She Jeff San Franci-co Sat
urday, the cath Mt p n fJr Victoria,
B. c., and was six days reaching this
port. not half the distance to her des-
tination. At Point Arena met heavy
northwest swell, ami the northwest
wind increased to living gale; from
that on had strong heai winds and
rough sea: ran into Port Orfor,l har
Dor for shelter and fuel. having only .
day and fialf's coal left.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
FOR sAI.E.
A Fine Stock and Farming Ranch.
have ever used.

| Terms reasonable, and desire for sale il
accustomed through wish to enigrate Il
Eastern Oregon.
For price of land and references nlnire
of john w. Kelly, al the isDEPESnEsT
offis or the proprietor ON the premises.
Land for rale-S00 acres OF timber aud
grazing ami farming land combined /;
about $500 Of farming land aud the re-
mainder pasture and timber Ian d. The
above contains a fine orchard and about 8
acres of garden land subject to irrigation
There also ia q fine lot of young trees in
the above named orchard. embracing all
kinds peaches, cherries and apples and
vines Of all kinds. There is good water
wheel on the stream op the premises that
affords about a twelve-horse power, and
runs the sLingle mill of X. B. Martindaie
6 Son. r. l.. STEPHENS.
COLES VALLEY. Oregon.
Ti.ere is chance f,r good bargains.
who Apply early
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-08-21
Has Returned.

John Rowiey, Esq. has returned
from California. He came hack Mons
day evening, and will remain perma-
nentiy in Douglas coun.y. Mr. Row
ley was detained abroad longer than
he intended. owing to the settlement
of private business. He has secured
eontract to huild . ferry boat as
Winchester. and other contracts al
reaiy. John, we are glad to see you
without doubt.