The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-11-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

lHS oniy genuine 1AonIy SAaJ cigar III the
city. at Morgsn's.
Us. Smith of Elkton, was in the city yes
terday on business.
Try some of those bit cigars at Morgan's.
put up expressly for tbe fancy trade.
JR. Smith of Portland, formerly resi-
dent of Rosebura, is visiting friends in this
city.
You can get the largest loaf of the best
bread for ten cents, Or three for % cents, at
Levins' bakery.
Mrs. "A. B. Gillian has been in poor health
since her return from the pioneer excursion
to the eastern States.
VIM. NJ Holmes of Illinois, is stopping in
the city for few days. He will proceed to
Jackson county soon.
School will commence at Wilbur on Mon-.
day next, in charge of Prof. John E. Day.
The winter term will last sixteen weeks.
]. H. Shupe, merchant of Oakland, was
IN Roseburg this week, attending on the
probate court He was appointed executor
of the will of the late Reason Reed
The jury in the case of Montgomery,
charged with shooting Townsend, brought
| in a verdict of not guilty. The homicide
grew out of newspaper controversy.
Att. w. Morgsn's you will find the finest
assortment of holiday goods in the city, such
as dolls, toys, tof. autograph albums, ladies
purses, picture books, picture frames, aud
fancy ware of every description.
/ There will be union thanksgiving services
at the Presbyterian church in Roseburg,
Thursday, November 29th. at IL o'clock A,
NJ. Rev. J. ". Craig will deliver the dis
course.
| j. T. Watson, u S. District Attorney, is
building handsome new residence on the
corner of Ninth and Montgomery streets,
Portland. It will cost about SIS, 900 when
completed.
| The Supreme court of the United States
| has decided that the Alabama and Florida
railroad. which through successive transfers
has come into the hands Of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad company, is liable to State
taxation and that the present owners can
not claim immunity.
Saturday evening there will be meeting
he'd at the Episcopal church for the purpose
of forming temperance society. All are in
vited. Something entirely new in this line
is promised. Comos and hear what it is.
Services on Sunday at II A. NJ. and p. N.
Sunday school directly after the morning
service. Rev. Walter Marvine, Rector.
/ Our ''devil" who manipulates the ink pot,
is more exemplary young man than the
name would indicate. According to his own
story he was fishing one day this week and
after catching number of the speckleo
beauties from the sea, mountain trout be-
came empalea on his hook. Thinking that
the law was in force against catching noun
tam trout he tenderly returned it to the wa
J ter.
Harry Lorraine is located in Roseburg fol
the winter He is engaged teaching music
tuning and repairing musical instruments
He will give instruction on violin, yiolencel
, 10, bass viol, double bass flute and picolo
. piano, and organ. Vocalization, thorough
bass aud harmony. Composition speciality
Mr.. Lorraine was formerly professor of musi
in the State Normal School at San Jose, Cal
ifornia and graduate from the Boston mu
steal conservatory.
H. G.. " hite of Marion county, having
purchased the mill property formerly owned
by Hon j. A. Hunt on the Calapooia, q
Fair Oaks. is now engaged in the miliini
: business. Mr.. Hunt has moved to the plac
formerly owned by Mr.. White, near th
. Waldo hills in Marion county. While th
people of our county have lest good citi
zen in Mr. Hunt, We can congratulate our
selves on tie gain of Mr.. White.
p Mr.. l. c. Kent of Looking glass, was mar
ried on Wednesday afternoon, Novembe
2lst, to Mrs. Olive B. Aakers, at the pa1
lors of the Cosmopolitan hotel, in Roseburg
The ceremony was performed by Hon. j. S
Fitzhugh, County Judge, in the presence c
t. a number of guests, friends of the bride an
groom. After congratulations the compan
dispersed and the bride and groom returne
to their home in Looking-g glass, to continu
their journey on life's highway together
May their joys be many and their sorrow