The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-12-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

All goods sold less than cost at Otto Foxs q.
Opera, field and marine glasses, cheap, at
J. Jasulek's.
Celluloid and diatite cases, brush, combs
and mirrors, at S. Hamiltons.
Agood programme has been arranged for
the literary society tonight friday, at the
Court house. Come everybody.
A fine assortment of silverware will be
sold at j. Jasulek's:
Autograph albums in celluloid, cloth and
leather, az s. Hamilton's.
Four spools silk thread for 25 cents at Of
to Fox's.
Father Heinrich has returned from pas
toral visit to the coast counties. He is en-
ioying good health and is in fine spirits. He
was heartily welcomed back by his many
friends here.
Ladies knit underwear, 81 per suit, at OF
to Fox's.
Gold and silver-cased spectacles and
glasses at ]. Jasulek's.
Last week H. G. Levins shot cow be-
longing to James !Beckley, as he supposed,
with fine shot, intending to scare her out of
his garden, where she was trespassing. It
transpired that one of his brothers, unknown
to him, had loaded the gun with heavy shot
and he was surprised to find that he had
killed the cow. He went to Mr.. Beckley,
confessed what he had done and paid for the
animal. It is not likely that he will again
try that method of protecting his garden, as
it seems to have proven rather expensive.
Ladies shoes cheaper than the cheapest,
at Otto Fex's.
The latest attraction is the swinging clock
in the show window at j. Jasulek's jewelry
store.
Vases, toilet sets. card cases, inkstands,
paper weights, diaries for 1883, at S. Ham.
toms.
The new Touring mill Of Flock q Noble,
on the south Umpqua at Roseburg, has been
completed and is now in good running order,
They have three complete sets of burrs and
water power sufficient to run the heaviest
machinery in the world, and good work may
be expected. Messrs. Flock q Noble deserve
success in this laudable enterprise, as they
have been to an enormous expense in dam
| ing and fooming the river at this place, anc
have erected the finest mill in the county
with the best and mest improved machinery
Trimming for masquerade suits for ladies
at Otto Fox's.
Holiday goods at J. Jasuleks, Of the fines
variety. Prices to suit customers.
Photograph albums for sale at S. Hamil
tons.
Craigie Sharp, Jr., formerly agent for tn
Wheeler L Wilson sewing machine, was il
the city the fore part of this week. He
now engaged in the newspaper business an
| travelling in theintsrest of the sWest Shore.
He started south on Wednesday on an ez
tended trip through Southern Oregon, an
coast counties. Mr.. Samuels, the proprie
tor of the "W est Shore" has gone east t
obtain the most improved appliances fo
lithographing the natural scenery of GU
State, with view of making still create
improvements in the pictorial department O
his paper.
Overalls so cents per pair, at Otto Fox's.
Toys of every description, dolls of wax
and dolls with curls, guns for boys, and doll
for girls, at j. Jasulek's
The most complete assortment of holida
goods ever brought to Roseburg are now fc
sale at Hanlilton's drug store.
Missing, from Roseburg one small gra
terrier dog one small black and tan she,
herd slut and one black and tan shepher
dog, old and deaf. I will pay liberal re
ward for the return Of said dogs or reliab
information that will lead to their recovery
Address H. COM, SR.
Ten pair ladies hose for 81, at Otto Fox
Edward Todd & Co.'s gold pens and pei
ellis, including full line of celluloid, pea
and ebony holders. These goods are wa
ranted Is carat fne, at s. Hamilton's.
Having received many communication
from persons wishing to use our columns
ventilate personal matters, to all such v
, would say that however much we migl
sympathize with you and your cause and d
sire to comply with your request, we cann
under any circumstances, let our column
for such purposes. This is not person
journal, in any sense of the word. But
public newspaper, devoted only to legitima
journalism. 1t is our desire and purpose
treat all persons equally and justly and a
stain from personal illusions in private a
J fairs, further than they occur as legitima
items of news and then only statement
facts as local news, reserving to ourselves Il
right to freely and Independently CONNIE
ON all official or public acts. Our reaso
!. for declining propositions OF the charact
{ above referred to are that we would,
justice be compelled to accord to the opp
site parties the usa of our columns ikewis
: which would, in almost every instance, ls
: to no good results and be uninteresting
7 obnoxious to the majority of persons al
!, constitute no legitimate part of Journalism
and in the end prove deleterious to the new
paper devoted to such purposes.
ALI kinds of miscellaneous books, inclu
ing Zigzag Journeys, latest edition for lSs
Chatterbox. Wide-Awake, Uncle Ton
V Cabin and the standard poets, at s. Ham
t toms.
A A Fink. a former resident