The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-12-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

sold at J. Jasulek's:
Mrs. NJ. f. Miller, who has been very sick
for nearly three weeks, is improving little.
The newly appointed officers of Klamath
county have qualified and the residents are
jubilant.
The latest attraction is the swinging clock
in the show window at J. Jasuleks jewelry
store
Toys of every description, dolls of wax,
and dolls with curls, guns for boys, and dolls
for girls, at J. Jasulek's.
Rev. NJ. C. Afiller's health being so feeble
he will not attempt to fill his pulpit here
next Sabbath.
DIR. George H. Flett left this week for the
front, to assist DR.. Sterling in the manage
ment of the railroad hospital.
Phil Corkin is back on the passenger
train again. The passengers always feel
safer when Phi. is at the throttle.
The charivari party we noticed last week
were held to bail by Justice Flint in the sum
of one hundred dollars each. to answer to a
charge of riot
We call special attention to the new ad
vertisement of A. c. Marks appearing in
this weeks issue, of toys and holiday..goods,
and speak for him a ibera! patronage.
| J. NJ. Wiley of Camas valley, was in town
this week and reports that the people of the
valley have been severely afflicted with dip
liberia, but that it is now abating.
Tiff Trask, half breed living on the north
Umpqua, near Pattersons mills, on last
Saturday was scufhing with a young mani
when he was thrown and received fracture
Of the thigh bone.
Holiday goods at ]. Jasuleks, of the finest
variety. Prices to suit customers.
Rev. J. II. Wilbur, better known here as
Father Wilbur, has resigned the Indian
agency which he has SO long held, into the
hands of his successor, and removed to Gold
endale. Washington Territory.
1t is said they have ''struck lie" in Wash
ington Territory, near Tacoma. A Port
land syndicate has Incorporated company
to bore for oil. We hope it will not prove
gas.
Gold and silver-cased spectacles and
glasses at ] Jasulek's.
See the new advertisement of L. Beltils
Concrete water pipe can be obtained by call
ing on him at the jewelry store, or OF h.
Gaterman, at his place of business in Rose
| burg
J. H. Shupe and j. P Sutherlin will
give grand Ball at Oakland on Christmas
| night The best of music and a fine sup
per have been provided for and good time
is expected.
| George Colvig has been appointed railroad
agent at MYRTLE Greek, while j. A. Small
continues as agent at R.ddleVille. The
Mitchell men are still securing their reward,
if Dolph was elected
We noticed hotel keeper from the front
this week trying to buy beef from Jac. Bitter
to supply his hostelrie. The ra lroad work
seems to have made . famine IN the beet
market in .hat section.
Hon. G. Webster, of Marshfeld, Coos
county, has removed with his family to
California. Coos county could well have
spared better man. Vale. Webster.
Missing, from Roseburg one small gray
terrier dog, one small black and tan shep-
herd slut and one black and tan shepherd
dog, old and deaf Twill pay liberal re
ward for the return of said dogs or reliable
information that will lead to their recovery.
Address H. CoNN, sR
Fine gold watches forladies and gentlemen
chains and jewelry to match at ]. Jasulek s.
The Northern Pacific railroad company
with its usual disposition to monopolize ev-
erything, has undertaz en- to do the express
business along it's line Wells Fargo d Co.
will still run their routes over the other
lines and ocean steamers. The railroad
company will soon find that if it properly
attends to its legitimate business it will have
all that it is capable of managing.
Opera, field and marine glasses, cheap, at
J. Jasuleks.
Wednesday of last week at the town of
Riddles, ''away unto the wee small hours OF
night, some dry cuss, burglariously intent,
entered the saloon of McCuiloch d Walters
and after drinking to his hearts content
neglected to stop the spigots of the various
casks which he had sampled and the fluid
} ran out and was lost to the amount of sever
al gallons He also took small amount OF
change which had been left in the till.
All persons wanting holiday goods should
call at Langenberg Bros. See their adver-
tisement.
The article in this number of our paper in
regard to the resources of Douglas county
was kindly prepared for US by Binger Her.
man Esq, in reply to a letter from a gentle
, man from the east who desired to emigrate
to this country. Mr.. Hermann, whose ex
perience in the land Office as well as his
extensive acquaintance in the county emf
nently qualified him for the work, has de
3 voted much labor in obtaining accurate sta
tistics on every SUBJECT. Every citizen il
the county should send copy to his friend.
in the east
There is much discussion among the paper.
: of the State in regard to the new game law
especially in regard to catching mountain O
t brook trout. We offer as our opinion tina