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BORN

CLARKE.-Born to the wife OF W B. Clarke = boy
December the 10TH Usual weight. The reporter
OF this event told US that Mr.. Clarke is very low
with paralysis of his system cn account Of
tho extreme pleasure produced By the birth Of this
boy being the only he has, while he has seven
girls. We wish you much joy Bro. Clarke.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

HOME INDUSTRY. S. West, our Coun-
ty Treasurer, he's been appointed agent for the
State Insurance Company Of Salem, Oregon,
All those wishing safe and reliable company
10 insure in, will do well to call OF communi
cate with him.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

THE VERY LArEsr.-Thc latest fashiona-
bic shade in gray is called frightened mouse,
1t is declared to be 'jusl too lovely for any
thing" A peculiar shade Of Maltese. 10 he
known as pursuing cat, would form very
natural combination.
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Rriu1tu0 Gy0o1oess

To millions, pleasing their palates and Glen
sing their System, arousing their Livers, Kid
ncys, Stomach and Bowels to healthy activ-
ity. Such is the mission OF the famous Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs.
soc. and 81 bottles for sale by S. Hamilton.
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The Only PERFECT Rcmedu

For habitual constipation, dyspepsia and kin
dred ills, IS the famous liquid fruit remedy
Syrup of Figs. 1t strengthens as well as clean
ses the System, it is easily taken and perfectly
harmless. For sale by S. Hamilton.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

One has we'll SAID that zone Of the principal
drawbacks of Oregons material growth, and
the development of its resources is the impres.
sion that every other man almost, must be a
merchant or some sort Of professional. Hence
the number Of consumers and traders have
more than countcrbalanced the producers.
What Oregon requires, in the way Of certain
and abiding prosperity-to build up and sus-
tain its commercial and agricultural interests
is class Of laborers, mechanics and farmers.
The honest yeomanry of soil, have in all ages
constituted the bone and sinew of a peoples
strength How many farmers in various parts
of our state, have from three to FIVE sections
of land? II on these broad acres-rieh in fer
tility-that have never yielded anything, but
a meager crop Of grass, were located home
steads, inhabited by a class of energetic
farmers. how soon would our whole state
'sblossom as the rose" The extent of miner
al and agricultural resources of Oregon, will
afford good support, and an ever widening
field of usefulness for theR future, for popula-
ton of a million, as well as it does its present
numbers,
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ROSBURG REVIEW
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1885.

laurel Lodge No. r3 A. F. s a. NJ. will
install its officers Saturday evening 10th at
seven o'clock ?. NJ. All brethren in good
standing invited
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

HIGHWAY RoBDERY.--Last Friday night q
young man from an adjoining county wandered
away down to the Deer creek bridge at an un-
timely hour, and was called upon by two road
agents to contribute TO their necessities, one
persuaded with cooked pistol in the young
mans face, while the other went into his
pockets and extracted therefrom $3.50. 1t is
thought these agents are local and the officers
are working on the pointers they have, and it
may be some one in this town least expected
will be made 10 blush for shame.
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sur,.1, ofFlas.

Manufactured only by She California Fig
Syrup Co. SAM Francisco Cal. is Natures
Own True Laxative. Fhis pleasant liquid
fruit remedy may be had Of DR. s. Hamilton
at fifty cents or one dollar per bottle. II is
the most PLEASANT, prompt and effective
remedy known, to cleanse the system; to
act on the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels gem
tly but thoroughly; to dispel Headaches.
Colds and Fevers; to cure Constipation
Indigestion and kindred ills.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

A little episode of painful turn took place
at the wedding supper at Joseph Cartons
Wednesday evening. -Four young, yet eligi-
BILE ladies were at the supper table, whereupon
some one asked who Of the number present
would be the next TO set married, when one
of the young ladies, quick as thought, re-
sponded, @the first one that gets proposal. /"
And modest and bashful as We are, We felt
that it sounded more like truth than poetry.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

WELCOME Our last issue we mentioned
the arrival in our city Of DIR. Thomas Graham
and wife. After an examination of our sur.
roundinss he has concluded to pitch his tent
among US. We arc pleased at this conclusion
Doctor Graham is gentleman Of culture and
ability and will prove an ornament as well as
benefit TO our society We wish him utmost
success.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

PKuNiNG Hook. The one the Bible
speaks Of is now owned 10y John Hatfield. 1t
is double purchased, can prune higher than with
any other, It is the best without a question
Gail at the REVIEW Office and sec it.
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THE REFoRI CLU'B. The Attendance at
the Grange hnll every Tuesday evening is re
markablc, aaI shows that the people want
and approve Of a temperance society in this
city. Last Tuesday evening another large ayl
thoroughly apprcciatiyc audience was present
at the Reform club to hear the speaking, sing
ing and music, and 10 witness the exercises Of
che juvenile actors The address delivered
by Hon. L. G.. IIursh was indeed good in
many respects; oratorically it was an able
effort. Mr.. IIursh spoke fully half an honr
and from the moment Of his opening to the
closing peroration the audience observed the
best attention A speaker al the present time
who talks against prohibition merely because
he thinks that he is upon the popular side Of
the question by being with the majority, is la
bic to be badly distanced al any time. from
the fact, that the transition of this question
may take place SO suddenly that he may be
talking 10 the minority instead Of addressing
tell when a boy becomes man. Rev. J. w.
Miller and w. +. Beujaminc appeared under
the head of five minutes speeches and ii is not
necessary to state that they spoke strongly in
favor of prohibition and directly 10 the point.
Col. John Lane read an interesting article
giving an account Of the healthy condition OF
affairs in Coweta county Ga. which did con
clusiyely prove that prohibition did prohibit
crime of every description IN that county.
The remaining exercises Of the evening were
received with the usual favor. Hon. ". F.
Owens was selected by the executive commit
tee to address the Club at It's next regular
meeting, Tuesday evening, Dec. %, 1855.
SECRETARY.
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LOOK Haas. We make another offer TO
our many subscribcrs:-We will furnish you
with the Practical Farmer a weekly 10 page
paper, established 1855 published in rhila-
delphia, and the REVIEW, for one year for
$3.25 in advance This IS the best offer
made to farmers, stock and dairy men. Price
Of Farmer $500 per year.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

New ARRANGEMENTS. We have made ar
rangemnts for 1886 TO give the New York
World and the REVIEW TO all subscribers the
same as for 1855. Three dollars in advance
secure both papers for one year. 1886 will he
great political year ii. this country.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

NfR. EpTrok: Please insert in your item;
that the Old'Oakland school under the man
agement Of Prof, Tobias will give an entertain
mcnt at the school house on the evening o
Wednesday 23inst, the pupils are making
great preparations and expect an enjoyable oc
casion. BY giving US a favorable notice YOU
will confer favor on district No one Doug
las Co. The first district organized in this
part of the State
Oakland Dec. 10Th 1855
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

"Of the wealth Of the world, says fanci-
full statistician, 1870, 100000 are owned by
four men, as follows: Mackay, S275, 900, 900;
Rothschild, $500, 900, 900; Vanderbilt, SI75,-
900, 900; and the Duke Of Westminster, $780,
ooo, ,ooo Their income per minute IS $25,
$50, SIS and 81, respectively.
J. II. Cardwell, has just brought to Myrtle
Creek monument for Hans Weaver's son
deceased, which is thirteen feet nine inches
high, fifty inches square at the base, weight
2Is9 lbs. and cost $4,000 This is OF the
White Bronze metal, and is the finest monu-
ment in the county in elaborate drawings.
On last Sabbath evening at the meeting Of
the American Bible auxiliary society held at
Presbyterian Church a contribution Of SIS IS
was received and the following officers were
elected for the present year. President, Rev.
W. A. Smick, vice president, Rev. ! w.
Miller and ?. a. Moses, Secretary, 7. Ben
edict, and depositary II. c. Stanton.
Ha! hal hal Why do laugh? Because that
other chap claims to have my head quarters,
its a perfect imposition and l want the pub
lie to know that my Depot is at L. Langen-
berg's and has been for over ten years. Go
there and you will be well treated. You will
find everything in my line, cheap for cash.
Respectfully yours,
Santa Claus.
From Mrs. James Huddleson Of Cana
valley we learn that those who have staked
out mining claims on what is known as Twelve
mile creek are quite jubilant over the pros
poets of a rich haul this winter. Also that
VIM. Day and John Ftzhugh, who have eN-
pended some $1,000 on their claim on the
headwaters OF Rogue rlver are also happy over
their prospects, being quite confident that after
onlya months run they viii realize more than
they expended.
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DIED.

MeCULLooH. -InTen Mile, Dec. 18th. of con-
SUMPTION Augustus D., son Of VIM. n. and Nancy
Mcculloch aged 81 years, 8 months and three days.
"Gussie, as he was familarly known, was
born in Lee Co., Iowa. His parents removed
to Oregon in 1885. taking their residence in
Douglas Co. The burial took place Sun
day at The Ten Mile cemetery.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

SHlLoH's CATARRH REMEDY positive
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Canker
Mouth, s. Hamilton agent.
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BRADY.


Oregon and California Railroad Co.
r. Koehler, Receiver.
General Freight and Passenger Dept.
Portland, Or. Dec. IS, 1855.
Circular No. "a.
Notice is hereby given that Freight
Tariffs Nos. 50, 90, 81, 90 and g, dated
July 10, 1855, and revised Local Freight
ClassiGcations of same date, together with all
special rates, rulings, notices and circulars re-
sgrading rates issued since January /. 1885
will remain in force until January 3, 1856
and will expire at that date at I2,oclock
midnight.
Approved:
r. Kochler F. P. Rogers
Manager Sent Fr't and Passing Agt
a nice assortment of Boys overcoats, rang
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LOCIL BREVIrgES.
Ho for the city bakery.

A-OUh Oul loI DItdkcIS SOON.
Wilbur has money order office.
Try the Elderado mineral water
Moores is the leading Restaurant.
Lots Of fun on the tapis for Xmas.
/ McClallen gives fine suppcrs always.
| Prepared mince meat at Moorc's new store.
Ward and Co., oysters, ham, and eggs.
Nice fresh candy al new Post Office store.
Ham and eggs al Ward and Cos. restua-
rant
J. Jaskuck 5 bargain store is all the rage
now,
Fine cigars and tobacco at the Post Office
store.
II. Parry the tailor has moved into the Red
front.
| calat Bankers for Holidays goods of all
kinds
Buy your girl some candy aud don't be SO
stingy.
Fine Vanilla Chocolate Creams at the City
Bakery.
The finest presents in town at W. n.
Moore $
A'i kiiio' Oh nice 'icSii grocer ie7 At W. ~
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Did you see those nice albums and pi cture
''''',,' y ~ .'i'''1
All NirdS ol christmas presents at Barker
'''l ''o0' "0' u u '''e O''iiN
}. y Fioeu Is m our Guy at Tue present
- -. ~, ''''N''
tH'a, Nloiiie ioeu ie''iiieo WIN hcf mo'hef
go ''''''' $50 ''''i''
l. caro- went 10 Ashland thursday anu VIII
'N''''' '9'i'o''0"' y -l'''"''
i5'0''5 ou5s oilis'i','S N"ios anu l'leSS-
ii' 9oue'e'n : ple.noeiS' parsonage iof rent
oPecial.ieS III cfoekefy emma ana glass ware
- ~ i'''-''''' ? - J ! i'''iNei >
H. y. Germond called on us lately, and
gave US some good information.
/ The ball supper will be given at the Nc
eiaiien house Christmas night
Bal-tickets for sale by John Chase at S.
T Grand opening Of Christmas goods cheap for
cash at ". \. Moorc,s new store.
Restaurant Ward and Co.. good meal in
tlrst class style and on short notice
lea T. Rice made us feel good this week
while IN koseburg, come again Bro.
Miss Ella Dixon from near Riddle was in
Roscburg Monday and gave lis a call.
Tl1nrc Moore WAS thrf,t-I1 fron, bprco tbiu
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w. C Woodward has full line of side sad.
dies, mems saddles axle grease, and everything
found in first class harness shop.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

WHY WILL Ycu cough when shiioh's Cure
viii give immediate relief Pnce 10 cts, So
cts, and ST.. at S. Hanilton's.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

EtEcrloN or OFFIcERs.-Umpqua Chap
ter No. ii X. "A. NJ. at their convocation held
Tuesday I5inst elected the following officers
for the ensuing Masonic year n. ?. Bunnell
High Priest, J. x. Dodge King, Henry Conn
Sr. Scribe, Geo n. Bcath Captain of Host
Andrew Jones Principal Sojomner, J. G. Rast
Royal Arch Captain, c. B. Wilcox Master
sd Veil, NJ r. Howell Master End Veil, II.
L. Estcrbrook Master Ist Veil, W. /. IIumph
rcy Treasurer, VIM. I. Fricdlandcr Secretary
John Lehnherr Sentinel. The installation o.
the officers elect takes place on Wednesday
23inst and all members and SECURING COM
panions are expected 10 be present on the oc
casion..
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

bitten BY y DoG.-One week ago yes
terday, while DR.. Woodruff was at the resi-
dencc of Mr.. John Jones about five miles from
this city, cur Of nine years and one hundred
pounds avortlupois, fixed MS tushcs securely
in his right hand. The Or. who 10y long cN-
periencc has leaned the proper use OF his feet
in time Of war, planted his foot in the region
Of the encmy's diaphragm 50 solidly that lre
canineship capitulatcd and departed this life
on the dawn Of the following morn. And
thus ended the battle The DIR. still carries
his arm in sling, bat withal that, he has
taken solemn, binding obligation on stack
of bicycles forty feet high that no creature Of
the dog kind with malice, afortthought ol
eyilintcnt shall tray cr59 terrestrial scenes with
in reach Of bis pedal extrcmities without sad
ly importing his mundane existence.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

The I. O. o. F. met in their hall yesterday
for the purpose Of confering degrees.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

G. a. X. ELEcTIoE.-This organization is
doing good work for the mutual benefit Of
each other, and At the same time they are pre-
serving the integrity Of the old army. The
following are the officers elected at their last
meeting in this city. E. G. IEursh,
Post Commander; J. G. Flock, 81. V.
c.; f. F. Walsh, Jr. V. C.; ~ ]. Bel
lows, Adj.; Omega Oaks, Quartcr-moster
Dr. ]. Woodruff. Surgeon; David Aiken,
Chaplain; ]. w. Thompson, 0. Of the D.;
James Moore, 0, Of the c., and y. !. Bellows
was elected representative to the next Depart
mcnt Encau'raent and James II, Byron, Al
tcrnate. All regular meetings Of Reno Post
No. 20 G. A. K. will hereafter be held on the
end aud 4th Friday evening Of each month
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-12-18

A nice assortment OF Boys overcoats, rang
ing from ~ years up, at NJ. Tosephsons'
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RIPPLEs FROM CHICKASAW.
Items of Personal Interest About PEG
pie in aud Around Due West.

DUE VEST, S. G., Sept. :, 1855.
Mr.. IT, Davis, of the Presbyterian office, Il
off to Glenn Springs.
Mrs. Rosa Fleming, OF Archer, Fla, Is visit
ins Prof. Mccain and family.
\ ten year old s)n OF Mr.. J. II. Cllnkscale!
died Of diphthcria last week.
Mr.. r.. S. Galloway has ono Of the lnrgcs
brick kilns ever burnt about here. There arr
l20. 900 brick in 1t and II has sixteen eyes.
Mr.. w. J. Bonner went to Westminster las
week to see his wife. who was sick at tina
place. They have not returned home yet.
MI. ]. j. Bonner went to Bradley las: Fri
day AMI returned Saturday with his family.
Mr.. VIM. Norwood, q tenant on Mr.. J. i
Todd's place, died Of heart disease last Mon
Mcssrs. W. Lowry and ]. R. Edwards. VIII
have been spending q part Of their vacation
abroad, are at home again.
Mrs. b. +. Taylor. OF Lancaster, S. C., Is Wis
iting her fathers family.
Mrs. J. H: Williams, Of Ocala, Fla, an
Mrs. II. p. Blake, OF Greenwood, s. e., are Wis
iting their parents.
Miss Ella Miller Is ut homo. having return
ed from her school in Anderson county.
DIR. Latham orcLpicd Mr.. Prcssly's pulpi'
last Sabbath morning..
Mr.. Samuel Martin died on the 30th ultimo
and was buried the next day In the Secedc1
graveyard.
The Missionary Society met last Thursday
The following officers were elected to serve
for the next three months: President, Mr.. r
$. Galloway; Vice. President, Prot. Miller
Treasurer, Mr.J X. Edwards; Secretary, MI
K. A. Lee.
The streets in certain places In the upper
end Of town need the attention of the council
very badly. We mention two places especial
~, below Mr.. Sharpe's house. next 10 hi
horse loi, md below Prof. Hoods down to The
brennan patch. The council couldn't please
the uptown people better than To have dir
hauled to these places before the winter rains
begin. They arc nearly impossible after &
shower.
Some cases OF diphtheria are reported ir
TOWN
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%NINErY-sIX ITEMS.

f:.c Fair k>..,<iau inw."-Iiic Oil Viii"
ni:.; we a",y,.,: go Witn tnt'aI
H;r;;.~E~n E.i,. Il tirrAs--:sctt"i
OF Merchants. Etc.
NIxErY+SrX, s. C.. Sept. =, lS"'.
:, Mr., John Fpnncl. II successful farmer CT o"o
nee county, has been visiting frlcllaS hea'
Nincty-SiX.
The olive Oil Company has located n pail
of platform scales in our town. win the VIC"
will he able to buy, as the average inrinr!
practices the economy OF selling Sceu, NJ l.
cents in the fall and winter ana rurclnS!ne
in the spring ut - To ~ cents. There on:ht 'I
be 4 law on the statute book to prevent lht
sale OF cotton seed. They are fine manure
and when converted into meal make Il hrs
class fertilizer.
Mrs. W. B. Utscy and Miss Lille Ttsey LEFT
on last Wednesday for their home, ST
I Mr.. Il. l.. Pratt has purchased a fine snlky
and those who havr horses 10 drive Will I'M"
it to their interest TO call on Mr.: lratt. ne is
Il frSt-clasS driver and handles horses nicely:
Quite n large quantity of fodder was ruined
by recent rains.
We heard II merchant say tho other day nc
Intended to sell out and leave. That he nctual,.
~ believed before the lSt of October you could
buy goods cheaper in Nincty-SiN than III New
York and Baltimore. That he did not propose
to sell goods for fun and feed limsclf. well
his is true in Il great measure, goods arc low
and they will be lower. Our merchants arc
: men of brains and means and they arc price
ing their goods at rock bottnIa prices.
Cation pick ing has commenced nnd we pre-
dict that it will he finished earlier than usual,
us nearly all the late fruit has fallen OFT.
\ number OF new clerks were initiated into
the mysteries of low prices and fine goods last
week. Mr.. Dcvorc with G. p. Roberts, Mr..
Watson with J. L. Phillips, Mr.. Jones with
j. +. Shumatc. Mr.. DcLoac with II. X. Tur.
ner. Mr.. Walker with j. \. Moore. They Will
all be glad to sec their friends when they
come to town.
Mr.. J. l.. Shumatc contemplatcs q tour of all
the Northern markets soon, when he Will lay
In n supply Of goods suited to this trade.
The prospects of getting a railroad IN the
near future are Frightening.
The meeting Of the stock holders of our Fair
Association has been postponed till the 10Th
OF September instant, Mt 10 O'Clock \. NJ. A
full attendance is desired.
Lands in the vicinity OF Nincty-SiN have
advanced in price, and enquiries for bloodcd
stock are frequent. Nothing like n Stock
Fair.
Col. Phillips and Capt. Iipscomb have re-
turned from. Baltimore II New York, where
they have purchased handsome and full
stocks of goods.
Mr.. james W. Hill and Mr.. James S. Crews,
Of GrcenWo God, were in tow last sabbath.
4 lot OF mOrtgaged property was sold under
the hanImcr last Saturday and brought full
prices. EAST END.
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Fine Granite.

The steps and door and window stills fol
tho new Methodist church at this place were
Obtained from the quarry of Mr.. Thomas II
Elugh, near Greenwood. 1t is beautiful gran
lite, works easy and takes on the finest pol
iSh. Competent Judges pronounce IT eqna! tc
the celebrated WinnSboro' granite. The
quarry was first opened by the grinding force
Of the Greenwood. Laurens and ~Spartanburr
Railroad. 1t lies Immediately on the line 81
that road, making 1t easily accessible and tho
supply OF granite is ineXhaustiblc. Thai
which has been brought here has attracted
considerable attention a!:d has called forth
other orders from our citizens engaged In
building. The QUARRY is in charge of q skill
rul and experienced workman, and bids fail
to develop into q valuable industry and
source of revenue to the proprietor.
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Off to Bradley.

Mr.. Joel {. Weir, who has for several years
been employed in the store of McSsrs. W. joel
Smith Son, left Abbeviile yesterday to take
- situation in the branch store at Bradley UNI
der the firm name Of W. J. smith, Son o
Mr.. Weir is n most excellent salesman. thor
ourhly competent and perfectly reliable, and
we take great pleasure In recommending him
10 the good giaces of the people at Bradley.
lie will be constantly supplied with an excel
lent assortment OF the best goods, and our
friends will have no reason for complaint OF
lack of goods. either in quantity, quality or
prices.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-09-09
Npw Cotton.

As vet but little new Cotton has been sole
in the Abbevillc market. Only fifty three
b,lcs had been shipped up to yesterday, bu'
our streets will soor be full OF co!ton wagons
and cotton sellers. Our merchants are no"
prepare l to pay the highest prices for the stu
p!e. 1t was quoted yesterday as high as ~
cents, but 1t would take u good article u
command this price.