The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-07-22
HOME NEWS.
New fans at Floods.

Uncle Billy Rose is supplying the
town with fish three times a week.
The outlook for good price for
grain Is considered good by ou. best
judges.
Why don't our city fathers attend
tn that broken sidewalk in front of the
academy?
Tbs case of Ca Ion vs. Floed was
continued to the October term of cir
cult court.
Potted meats. curri.d oysters, curried
fowl, canned fruits, etc., just received
al Flo-tl's.
Frank Knowles. a highly respected
citizen Of Coos County, d ed at E pire
city last we k.
@. A. Gruhhle has bssn ap; ointed
deputy by the newly elected Democratic
Sheriff of Marion county.
Mr.. w. G. Hill has SO far recovered
from his late injuries a. to bs lie to
walk 20 town. His many fr ends are
glad to see him out again.
Rev. NJ. c. Miller Will preach funer-
al discourse st Looking Gl .ss July 3Otb
at11 O'clock A. NJ. He will also
preach in the afternoon.
Tommy Sh ridan and Billy Wright
have accompanied par y to the Coast
Rsnge Mountains and Coquille river
to rus,icate FOR few days.
Ziglrr's saloon Is daily growing in
popularity, for good r.asous. He
keeps the best liquors, and has the Ia est
and most interesting periodicals upon
his tables.
Honest John sold i'm the field in the
haif-mile race which took place at
Portland on Thursday. The result of
the race had not come to hand at the
time of going IT, press.
We regret to learn that Arthur
Howe, recently of this county, was a
heavy loser in the Cnlfax fire. The
firm of Howe Fahler lost $4,000.
Regarding insurance we are not i'm
formed.
Billy CARL has been retained as SUI
perintendant of the northern division
of the stage line. and has been spend
ing few days in Roseburg. AL Bur-
rows also retains tbs positi N held with
the old company.
B. F. D well has information from
Attorney tieneral Brewster that the
after did not approve Of any modifica-
ton on the decree of the GriswOld case
and the sale of the property will take
plac about Angus Goth.
The social dance given in Marks
hall after the rcus on Monday even
ing oy the silver cornet band was much
of a success. The circus Toys made
themselves very agre.s able to the girls
upon this tccasion, as usual.
| Mr., B F. Chilson, jewe'er of many
years experience is working at The bus
lne>s is here at present, but we under
stand that he will permanently locate
in Oakland in short time. He has
the reputation of beiug first class
workman.
The stages lave rot been running oil
time during the past week. The
mails have been large and stock short,
but as the stages will shoatly run only
to Myrtle Creek, the company will be
able to double up with the horses ON
this end of the route.
| John III. Miller is engaged in
introducing In this county the
great presrrver. ozone. This substance
will preserve anything tlae can be
mentioned which is li,ble to putrifac-
tion. and until recently has not been
thoroughly understood by scientists
When John calls upon you you will
earn something to your benefit.
The Daily Exchange. San Francisco
July 14th says: Mr.. John l.. Burns til e
celebrated agent for the Eavenn ort
whisky, left yesterday for Goose Bay.
Oregon. from where he will extend his
travels all over the northeastern part
of the pacific coast. The sale Of Daven-
port whisky under the charge of his
clever agent is extending through all
the Pacific States, and is becoming a
household word"
The Arizona Gazette, which has
become Democratic paper unsier the
management of Charley Mosher,
says: .'Our sympathies ale with the
toiIers in an Arlz,ua grain field, and to
find out to what extent. We to-day
placed our Thermometer on the back
porch of our Office, where the gentle
rays of the sun could reach it. Coun-
Gilman Brown acted as scorer, with
1910 as starter. Soon he announced
1909 and still rising, it was brought In
when 14lo was reached-simply to save
: the instrument as she was still bill
ing"