The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-05-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

Notice the advertisement OF Care Bros.
Jacob RosenstciA, retired merchant of
Oakland, made Us pleasant call He is on
the lookout for q location to start in business
again.
Mr. w. Glover, Superintendent of the
Reseburg aud Coos Bay stage line. went
down the road Monday oa tour OF inspec
tien.
At Hamiltons drag store. quicksilver.
Sulphur, lime and cheap gals CT coal oil
for dootoring sheep
Fon: Rufus Mallory and wife are in the
city. Mrs. Mallory is visiting friends here,
the Eonae Of her childhood. The Judge is
attending court.
Ceal tar and pine tar for sale at Hamil :
toms drug store.
Hon. J. w. RayGarn of Corvallis, was in
the city this week, this being his first trip to
Southern Oregon. He expresses himself well
pleased with our county.
H. w Bloom, special travelling cores
pendent OF the ever-re!iable earring certain
black Republican pecnliarities) 0regouian,
looked ato our den last Monday. He had
just returned from o trip to Jackson county.
A. J. Manning, of Oakland, was in Rose.
burg this week. ns is agent for GARDENERS
Graphing Pitching Apparatus. This is the
nsost complete fork for handling hay, grain,
or straw that we have seen. He sells them
for $50.
Hon. j. c. Hutchinson has opened real
estate Office in Oakland. Douglas county,
Oregon, %nd will negotiate for the sala Of all
kinds OF real properly, mill and millsites,
town and city property, farms, etc. Per
sons having farms for sale will do we'll te
consuit kim.
Sharp Deayllng, son of Coc Dearline, liv-
Ing in the vicinity of Oakland had the mis-
fortune one dag last week to fail from
swing and break his leg. DR.. Shambrool
was called and sat the broken limb and tht
young man is doing we'll ard we hope he vii
soon recover.
A number of The prominent Masons from
different parts II the couaty, were in The
city on last tuesday, attending meeting
eff the Chapter, among whom, wc notice
Messrs. Dodtc, Hutchins, Brown and Rogen
stein, ef Oal, land.
TIE Wymans closed their engagement al
Marks hall on Tuesday night. The seasos
1 was net altogether success, owing perhaps
to tie fact that the pub,ic mind was more
ntent on the real tragedies rehearsing at tk'
Coert house than the fairly good mock enc
Of Mr. Alf. Wyman.
Z. A. Booth having disposed OF his saw
miL at Isucslla to Messrs. Thoms: and Geo
;ppleg&te, and repurchased the bushes
and stand of Booth Bros. from j. O.. Booth
viii hereafter conduct the mercantile busi
ness ia chat plaza. He is y deserving aa,
energetic yonDg man end We spsak for hin
e. liberal patronage.
Tie rsfl, at Wood wards Harnes
shop fer splendid silver-mou1!e saddle
progressing iinely, the numbers bsing nearl
all taken. 4 few chances yet remain, low
ever, to secure this prize for the small outla
Of ore dollar. Mr. Woodwar wishes t
say that the gaGlc VIII take place on the 4t
Of July, without fail, 90 tick ket-holders ca
govern themselves. accordingly.
james Fiett and lady called on their oil
friends in Easeburg last week. Time seem
to deal lightly with our ex school teacher
81 aatinony singer, cx-editor, etc. Til
last t1ing we heard him say before his de
parture fer the front was that he woul
probably frd upon his arrival there that h
mad become an ex- Celestial herder on th
grade.
The complimentary benefit rendered h
the Wy1nan Comedy Co. on Tuesday nigt
to the Rosehurg. band was q success. Tt
audience was altogether representative
our society in its best clothes, manners all
culture The gross receipts amounted
J &i36 p, but aside from any mercensry col
sLerations the young gentlemen of the bar
mrs. have felt complimented by tile ente
, tainment, its audience, etc.