The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-04-01
ROSEBURG SATURDAY. APRIL
ZONE NEWS.

IIay ihs 5 ate 5-cent cigar at Jaskus
lbp. ] If Heard will teach the
Dihar3 'rLea
jasper n. Hal has been engagel as
prtacipal cf the Myrtle Greek school.
Mss Cora Jones has been visiting
viii friends at Oakland fota week past.
democrats are pressing forward Mr..
e. lC. sacry, Of Oakland. for Co. Judge.
Mrs. J. w. Strange has gone to viii.
bur 10 visit with friends and relatives.
Nj. John Day is to commence school
at de Green school house next Mon
day
Mr. 0 G. Perkins was again quite
slcH during the week past, but at this
wrhng is resting comfortably.
s. Humphrey has purchased n
haH interest IN the livery stable of
Mekrs Aiken and Champaign.
Mss Carrie Furgusen has been en-
ga1pd to teach second term of the
Nbfsh school of camas Valley, and has
goA to commence the same.
.s Winnie Watson has gone to
sakm, from whence she will go TO
Pokla,d aud reiaa:n with her father a
faN days.
lie fam i1y of DR.. D. B. Rice has res
n7dEed to Albany where they will here-
att remain. The doctor having bee u
ap1ointed Railroad Surgeo will remain
in lhe city q short time.
Ms. Thomas Browa has been quite
sict tduIing the week pact, but is. we
arsIeased to state, rapidly recovering
under the efficient treatment of DR.. r..
III Davis.
rs. Roadman has become an expert
at boxing. at least 1t seems so from the
condition Of one of hi hands. He gen,
orally manages to hurt himself worse
than anyone else.
The name of Mr.. I. B. Michuls is be-
ing used for the position of County
Commissioner and also we, hear that
70. G. Henderer. both on the Repub-
lican side of the house.
at the last regular meeting of Phila-
tarian Lodge No. 8, 1. o. O. F., Messrs
w. F. Benjamin and Louis BeIfils
were duly elected delegates to the
Grand Lodge of that Order.
The Plaindealer says that Demo-
crat dropped bottle of whisky .tbut it
was watch. What was it the reporter
Of the Plaindcaler had been drinking
that be could not see it was a watch
Good heath is impossible when the
blood is impure or when it is thin and
cold Under such conditions one dis
ease after another. Boils, pimples,
headache, neuralgia, rheumatim, etc.,
are the result Of impure blood and
and he wlsest course is to make the
bloot purs, rich and warm by the
use 1i ayers sarsapanlIs.
A. A.. Cannon and B. II. BURNETT
undertook to clean 0ut' 7. II. Cook
edidior of the Spoksn Falls Times last
last Thursday because Of sople state
ments by Cook thrqozI lie Times
and got sadly 'worsted.' Cook clean
ed out both OF them, injuring them
SO as 10 prevent them from leaving
their room for week. Moral don't
attack an. editor.
Wo desire to call especial attention
70 the advertisement of d. NJ. Ferry
Co., Detroit, Mich. which appears in
cur columns. They are one of the
largest seed firms in the United States
aild their Seeds have justly earned the
great popularity by always being fresh
ard just what they are represented 10
be. Our readers will do we'll to avail
Sthsmseives of tLeir offer to send their
Seed Annual free to all.
The democratic convention of Marion
e0un;y has nominated the fol-
loving ticket: State Senators,
F-A. Matthew. Dr.. A: w. Kinney and
7. Melelam; Representatives, <. Goa
ley.J. 7. Robinson, Chas. Miller, w.
=. Price, DIR. N. G.. Mathews and J.
Mccormick; county judge, ]. J. Shaw;
clerk, F. N. Gilbert; commissioners,
.. Murphyi schoo. superintendent,
w. r. Pruet; surveyor, w. r. Gea. in;
Coroner, DR.. w. H. Byrd. Eleven
delegates to the State convention were
elected, with Quincy A. Grubba, forms
erly Of this county as one of them.