The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-12-18
SOUTHERN OREGON NOTES.

i
Road Caro- Bros. "ad.n
Goods for very little money at Caro- !
Bros.
The population of Oregon is 175,-
Is5.
A fine lot of holiday goods at the
Red Front.
Fine display of fancy note paper at
the Red Front.
Fine selection of amber goods at the
Fed Front.
Don't forget the lunch at the Esmer-
aida tonight.
Tie best place for Xmas goods is at
Fsnner's Red Front.
Louis Belfils can give you the best
bargains in jewelry.
This is fearful weather for DIS. Floed
and Fullerton.
Genuine meerschaum pipes and hol-
ders, at the Red Front.
Mrs. Fishers youngest child died
Friday morning. 1t was u boy.
Large assortment of albums just re,
ceived at Fenner's Red Front for
Christmas.
Last year Oregon shipped to Great
Britain wheat to the value of S6, 609,-
| $50.
| Washington territory has popula
tion of 74,75S, aud the population of
Idaho is 3a,61l.
Cozad, the foot-racer, was shot by
his hacker, for throwing off race at
Denver. recently.
Mrs w. s. Humphrey has gone to
Salem to attend her mother, who is
reported as seriously i'll.
The total population of the United
States is 49, ,939 ,S95, or about 50, o 90, 900
an increrse since 1870 of II 100, ,eo1
D.. Hamilton is determines TO close
out his stock of perfumes, toilet soaps,
. brushes. etc Call and secure q bar
gain.
Go to dry goods store when you
5 want dry goods; but remember that
Louis BelfIs has the best OF jewelry fol
> sale.
\ A party down from the Steam Beer
mines reports pieny of water, and
h Tom. Crietser and his party busy Al
j; work.
J. Mr. Jacob Bitter has. perhaps. ont
of the finest beeves ever brought tt
, this market. 1t is young steel
. weighing 1860 pounds, and will b,
killed for Christmas.
Laurel Lodge No. Is. a. F. d A NJ.
has elected the following officers fo
the ensuin year: J. c. Fullerton, w
l NJ; A. Jones, S. d.; J. r. N. Bell,
D.; John Rast, Treasurer; John Lehn
: herr, II; H. L Murton. Secretary.
"Parl1 Woodward desires those il
: debted to him to come forward an
a make immediate settlement of the
accounts. He expects everybod
Y owing him to come forward before NeI
: Year, aud speaks as though he mean
what he says-and he does
y Mr.. Geo ". Klmball has secured
o contract from the government to max
q plats of old donation claims, and
no longer editor of the Plain dealer
d Mr. Kimball was the best editor tha
s paper ever had. Mr.. Byars has gon
e upon another surveying expedition
and Mr.. j. w. Strange is now editor {
% the paper.
l, This is generally pronounced a du
II term of court, and one of our busines
men is of the opinion that the Wi
k nesses came straight from home wit
e a fve-cent piece, and divided ths
l. sum up between them after they &C
to Roseburg.
Ie The Rosebnrg Social club will Civ
d the grand ball of the season ut Ma
!. sonic Hall. on Christmas eve, Det
II 24th. Extensive arrangements ar
being made to have the bal in ever
. way an enjoyable affair. All shoul
turn out.
;. The standard poets. juvenile books
!. photograph and autograph albums
n scrap books, music binders, in color
and plain, at sheriff's sale prices, a
= DIR. Hamilton's.
o A letter from Jake Smith reports th
), death of his daughter, Emma, of dipf
y iberia, and the serious illness of hi
d other child. He inds Portland yer
e duh and would return to r Roseburg
e possible.
= Notwithstanding the large advanc
East in the price of window and pic
ture glass, DR.. Hamilton still sells
as low as il has ever been sold i
Roseburg Full stock always on han
/, : cutting free.
The we atber prophet is yet about
ga prognosticator, as Old Vulcan ha
it 1t is about time to say dash til
, old folks. Who IN goddlemit
: name can predict oregon's weather
: Even "old Probabilities at Washing
ton has abandoned the undertaking
since we have commenced enjoying
May weather in December.
During the last year the Edwar'
Todd gold pens have been thorough.
tested in Roseburg, and are pronounc
ed superior to other brands. DR.. Ham
l il:on purchases them of the manufae
+ turers and retails them as low as an.
one in the u. S.
All persons knowing themselves in
. debted to Caro- Bros, should call earl.
and settled their accounts. Al
accounts remaining unsettled, Jan
1st 1881, must be placed IL
the hands of an attorney for col
: lection.
Our "Salem Notes. will be found O
Interest This week. Our correspondent
states that Mrs. Dunniway and he
Y friends comment considerably upol
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