The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
Onion sets for sale cheap at Hsnnilton's )

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city visit this week. He reports business
lively in bis section.
All kinds of garden, field and flower seeds
for~salc at Haniitons drug store.
/ Austin Mires has sold his legal business in
this place to A. {. Jones. of Seattle, and
will probably locate in Portland.
The adjusters of the insurance. companies |
allowed M. Josephson the sum of $3.50 for
damages caused by the late hre.
Peter Karns. the popular drayman. has
sold his truck and team and retired from the
business. Willie Van Buren, was the pur-
| chaser.
If you want seeds that will grow buy those
put up BY o. Dickonson, Salem, Oregon,
kept for sale at Hamilton's.
a. B.sCroasman has been appointed post
master at Salem. He is an snti-stalwart,
and his appointment is credited to Senator
Dolph, whose election he very much assisted.
Hon. Hyman Abraham. was in Roseburg
on business during the week. His many
friends we're glad to take him by the hand
again.
Iti reported from California that the c.
P. railroad company will soon put 1000 men
on the construction of the California end of
the O. and G. railroad.
The Good Templars lodge of Roseburg
will, on this friday evening. March Q, give
q grand literary entertainment at Grange
hall. which promises to be grand affair.
Mrs Wm. Carroll, who has heen danger
ously sick for many months. owing to the
skill III and iudicious treatment of Mrs. DIR.
u. E. Bachelor. is able to he around again
and in a fair way TO regain her lie 9TH.
John Smith is Jackson county 8 latest adj
dition to the list of inmates of the Oregon
peniteutiarv Jonn had weakness which
| led him to covet his neighbnr's horse, hence
his enforced residence at Salem.
Pierre Petit, who b I'd one foot frozen at the
time Rondeau was frozen to death, had his
foot amputated last "Wednesday. by taking
/ off about one -third of IT. The operation vas
5 performed by DR.. Marsters. assisted by DR..
Crawford The patient is doing well.
Farmers and others desiring genteel, lu-
), erative agency business, hy which So to $50
day can be earned. send address at once.
on postal, to lI. c. Wilkinson & Co., 1875
: 1877 Fulton street, New York.
!. 4. G. Barbour, representing number OF
t San Francisco weekly papers, including the
Mining and Scientific Press, the Pacific Ra-
raj Press and others, made us pleasaut call
.on Wednesday. He is all affahle gentleman
: and represents number of first-ciass pabii-
q cations.
We regret to announce that Rev. NJ. C.
{. Miller, WHO has been sick all winter, hut
r who had rallied to such an extent as to give
: hopes of his ultimate recovery, has suffered
5 relapse and is now quite sick again. Ills
physician has advised change of climate
Il and it is probable that he will soon go else
J where to reside.
: The genial. whols-souled Phil Murphy,
representing Hecht Bros. aud Co.. the larg-
est boot and shoe house on the coast, passed
through this week on his way south, la the
II interest of his firm. Mr.. Murphy is de-
, servedly one of the sasst popular travellers
on the road.
Charles Hirstel, who is we'll known to our
citizens asa wholesale dealer n stationery,
cigars and notions, paid US q visit this week.
Il He has promised to send US a bunch of good
! pencils.
e Richmond Kelly. who read medicine with
y Drs. Reynolds and Hall at Salem and has
! since been attending the Miami medical
! school at Cincinnati, has just been appointed
: resident physician Of the Cincinnati hospital.
q This honor can only be obtained by six out
4 of over six hundred medical students, after
L a critical examination
: F. P. Hogan has purchased what is known
) az the old Crane building fronting on Main
and Jackson streets in Roseburg and is hav-
ing it retitted as store. room with view Of
= engaging in the mercantile busiOess. We
y wish him success III his new undertaking.
. Governor Moody on March lst appointed
e j. c. Church, of the firm of Robinson and
d Church, Eugene. county judge of Lane
: County. From what we can learn the ap-
: pointnent of Mr.. Church is a fair selection.
e Peter Humphrey and Co. have made ar
rangements to open bank in Roseburg.
which in q short time will be in full opera
!, ton. William Humphrey of this place viii
. be one of the incofporators.
: Born-in LookinQ Glass valley, Monday.
IL March 5th, to the wife of w. D. Symons, a
II daughter. The little stranger has been well
|, provided for, as our informant states it took
n its aunt about two hours and quarter with
10 the help of two lady assistants to arrange
it's clothing. Will. is the proudest man in
+" all Looking Glass valley.
!, The school meeting for the Roseburg dis
: trict was held at the academy on Monday
s March 5th. The attendance was small, ~
is usual when no tax is to be levied. Judg,
Fitzhugh presided The journal of the las
meeting was read and approved as was th'
report OF A. F. Campbell Esq. school clerk
0, The vote for director, in place of C. Gaddi
n whose term expired, resulted in the election
of OF John Rast. A. F. Campbell was re
n elected school clerk.
le The Bradbury corner, an old andmark
4 being the first store opened in Rosebarg
was sold by A. r. Flint. Esq, 20 A. c
Marks, for $780,. It is probable that tn