The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-12-30
LOCAL ITEMS.
The boss asherman-Father Heinrich.

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The pagoda champion--A. F. Campbell
Nowi the time to bay holiday goods st
cost, at ]. Jasulek's.
A success on Don sancho pedro-W. S. /
Humphrey,
Billiards specialty-Dr, R. NJ. Davis.
Oh, amt some on skates-A. Slemon.
Cheap for cash-M. Josephson,
You ought to 60 to Europes-~s. Caro-.
Death toSats-D. C. McCleuen.
Bring on your dogs-J. G. Floed Sr.
Farming specialty-W. F. Owens.
I cure all manner of diseases-G. w.
Jones.
just too nice for anything. C. Sheri-
dan.
Building railroads q specialty-W. I.
Friedlander.
Judicial opinions gratuity-G. w. Kim
qau.
What know about grass widows-J. s.
Purdom.
Go to ]. Jasulek's, who is selling at cost,
and secure bargains before it is too late.
The Philalathean society will hold no
meeting until next week, on account Of the
holidays.
Gold bangle bracelets, lockets, chains,
nv,I Ir.sn - IaI>J
Mr.. James R. Dodge of Oakland, paid
Roseburg visit last week.
Christmas night a brakeman named John
Thornton fell from freight train at Valley
Grove, and the wheels passing over his mid
| die, cut him entirely open.
| Vases, toilet sets. card cases, inkstands
paper weights, diaries for 1888, at s. Hamil-
tons.
| Mr.. Reed, the paymaster of the o. 4 c.
railroad, has made his regular trip and the
employees are happy in the enjoyment of
their hard earned wages.
The latest attraction is the swinging CLOCK
| in the show window at j. Jasulek's jewelry
store.
Hon. G. s. Orth, member Of Congress
from the 9th district of Indiana, who was
defeated at the last election, died last week.
The Democrats have renominated Judge
Wood to fill the vacancy.
On Wednesday morning the Presidents
car arrived with the railroad commissioners,
Rev. E. r. Geary, Col. John McCracken and
III. II. Fisk. They returned yesterday
morning We are unable to give their re-
FORT, but presume the road was accepted.
| Fine silver plated castors. pickle dishes,
creamers, cups, knives, forks, spoons, ETC.,
at cost at j. Jasulek's.
Grand opening at Caro- Bros. of their late
European Importation of Christmas goods.
which are the finest in the land. Call on
them before you are too late, as they offer
them at greatly reduced prices.
The familiar ceuntenance of Bill Moor
| who was the s'boss'' of this section for sew
eral years, greeted US upon the arrival of
the train Christmas night. He came to see
his old friends and returned in the morning.
Call again, William, the latch string is al
ways out.
Candies by the thousand at Caro- Bros. at
very lew prices and cheaper than the cheap.
est.
Hyman Abraham was in Roseburg the
early part of the week on business. He is
temporarily residing in Portland, but states
that he does not feel at home outside of
Douglas county.
fine assortment of silverwars will be
sold at J. Jasulek's:
Farming must pay in Douglas county. A
short time ago the Hon. James Chenowith
sold his place near Oakland to James r.
Dodge, for the sum of SIC, 600. Mr.. Dodge
has since rented him the same place, togeth-
! er with his Green valley farm, for the term
of five years, for the sum of $35, 900.
Fine gold watches forladies and gentlemen,
chains and jewelry to match at j. Jasulek's.
Ned Dry celebrated Christmas night by
entertaining large number of his friends at
his rooms next the saloon. The dinner was
prepared by Brsntane and was complete in
every respect. The most Serene ]. of the
8. S. J.'s was master of ceremonies. It is
not necessary to remark that there was a
feast of reason and flow of - soul.
| Caro- Bros is the place to select your gifts
for the holidays, and don't you forget it.