The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-13
SOUTHERN OREGON NOTES.

| S0o HGepuen8 &nu iaIutty W11k toStS@S
In San Francisco this winter.
| Fine Club House cigars for 25 cenn,
| 1t Haffendea Bros' grocery STORE.
| 5ofn tsafe And Mr.. cordar have com
| haneed work on their minas On C6yats
Greek.
/ Cafy Bros. have Just received fresh
lot Of iisw goods, and are selling lowel
! than ever.
/ P. B. Smith will be pleased 10 zee
bis wife and son who have 3aat reached
| him at ColfAx
4 The INDEPENpxNr win take 8 few
more cOrds Of wood on subscription
Bring it In early.
| Mrs. currier, Miss Maggie Brand
and Mr.. Currier, sr., are guest Of Mr.
and Hrs Sol Abraham.
Ad. Harmon would like 20 bavs
| you sample his first-csast cigars; and
come and zee his elub-room.
DIR. Coon, since his expose by thia
paper. has skipped the county, Good
riddanee, and the divil catch ,im.
: Reub Jones has resurued from Port
land and is at work fitting up his mine
on Starve Out preparatory for win
er's run.
Mr.. Frank Button has taken his de-
narture for Portland. Frank had
many friends here who sincerely re-
greet his departure.
Mr. g. Baden, of the enterpr risinr
firm OF ToklAs, Baden Co, Canyon
willie. was in town during the week.
We were glad to see you. boy.
Floed d Co. have lust received sew
eral novelties In ladies' dress goods
that are bringing to the firm many
new customers. Go and see them.
We have report Of some more Of
p. P. Prim's dirty work In Jackson
county, which We will give our
readers ndetaii. Want,of spacs and
time forbids its publication this week.
There will be Sunday School Mass
Meeting at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow, Sunday. Every body invited.
Bring along . little Of the shining
dust.
Hon. D. S. 4. Buick brought so hogs
into town Friday, and sold them to
Hon. Jas. -Ghenoweth, who shipped
th EN- to Portland. The hogs wsighs d
In the aggregate 2S,o0O pounds.
A horse malady, somewhat resem-
bling the epizootic. has made Its ap-
pearance In the southern part of the
state, and IL coming this way. Horse
men would do we'll to look out for 1T.
Mr.. E. C. Dry has just received an
other extra stock Of fns wines. liquors
and cigars from San Francisco. It Is
complete in every particular and per-
haps the largest ever brought 70 this
county.
Hon. John sifers, Of Josephine
county. had the misfortune Of losing
HE daughter, May, aged Is years. on
the 9Th instant. She died at Jackson
Vile. She was bright girl and her
fathers darling.
Bro. Turner, Of the jacksonville
Sentinel, passed through town on FRI
day, en- route for Portland. We were
pleased to note the fact that our old
journalistic friend was in the enjoy
ment of the best of health.
j. @. Flock, Esq, called upon US
Thursday, and contributed TO the sup
port of the INDEPENDENT a years SUBJ
soription. While thanking him. we
would say to you, "genile reader,
come thou and do likewise
Geo. A. Beath and VIII Fl. Pitchford
have returned from their prospecting
tour. They report having got hold of
some very good diggins. They intend
to return and work them this winter.
Mr.. Alien Arlington has fitted up
rooms on Oak street, where he will
teach pupils on the violin. HIS adver-
tisement win appear elsewhere. We
can safely recommend him as an eA-
ceIlent teacher of music aud gen.Ie-
man.
Capt. A. P. Ankeny has just re-
turned from Jackson county. where he
has been looking after his NINE.
Work in the mine will commence in
few days, and will be continued for
one year, The prosp ect is altogether
pleasing.
Mr.. Geo. P. Holman, representing
Hodge, Davis d Co., has returned
from general trip in the interest of
his frm, and reports pleasant and
profitable trip. Mr.. Holman is an
energetic agent, representing first
class firm.
Mr.. Jas. w. Conn at Colfax, w. T,
wants the INDEPENDENT. James, old
frien d, We are happy to know you
think Of u.s. Our recollection of you
is as fresh as ever, and our wishes for
your prosperity equal to your own.
Haffepden Bros. respectfully call
the attention of the public to their
| excellent, fresh and choice selected
stock of staple and fine groceries,
which for quantity, quality and va
riety, are not excelIed outside Of Port
land. Call and lay In your winter
supplies
| Abraham, Wheeler Co. haye just
received an extra stock Of rubber
dress goods, ladies' overshoes, gum
boots, ETC., an first-class lot OF
ladies' cloaks and chenille shawis,
which they are offering at the lowest
prices In the market.
T. 8. Rodabaugh has been arrested
in Portland for obtaining money under
false pretenses. bis family. co INSIST.
ing of q wife. ian inestimabls lady,
and several children, were in destitute
circumstances In Oakland, but when
the news came of Rodabaugh's crime