Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-03-27
HERE AND THERE

a little RAIN IS needed.
Circuit Court conyenes on Monday,
May 4th.
We have done some neat job work
this week.
lea Rice, of Kice Hill, was In town
over Sunday.
Cleveland's course is being uniser-
sally endorsed.
Moe attention should be paid to
otr cemeteries.
Correspondents wanted III every pre-
cinct in Deuglas county.
H. Dyer, of Myrtle Greek, Was in our
city Tuesday on business.
JAS. Wright has sold out at Glendale
and returned to Roseburg
The past week has been one of much
enjoyment for our young folks.
Hon. Henry Beekley, of Elktcn,
paid us friendly call Wednesday.
Judge Fitzhugh now has his office in
loom 3, up stairs, over the county Jail.
Our fire companies should take some
practice, if the water sarply will per-
! init.
James Comstock went to Albany en-
busiaess.iast Tues lay returning We'd
nesday.
Insure in the companies represented
by W. N. Moore. They are frss-class
and reliable.
The immigration to Oregon this year
will be the greatest ever known in the
history of the state.
Prof. Fehneman's dancing school is
well attended and is giving much salts
faction to the pupils.
| Tom Farquar and j. Johns went on
prospecting tour TO Olalla last Fridsy
but returned Monday.
NJ. Upton brought some fine horses
to town this week and no doubt sold
them at good price.
Several ugly characters have been
seen III town recently It would be
well to keep a sharp LOOKOUT.
Roseburg is rapidly improving and
many new buildings are in course of
erection this delightful weather.
Hon. Jas. Chsnoweth, of Oakland,
made Rosebarg g flying visit Tuesday.
We are always pleased TO see HIM.
J. N. Casteel, Chas. Nail and James
Wright have leased TIE Grand Apple
gate mines of Abraham, Levens l. Co.
From !. G. Kent we learn that in
preceint Ne l6 there are two schools
running, one at Civil Bend, the other
at Billiards
Albert Cayitt, of Vancouver. re-
turned home this week, after short
visit to his brother, r. L. Cavitt, of
East Umpqua.
w S. S. Rice is quite sick, and from
DR.. Hoover we learn he is 50 Years
old. We hope he may recover his
wonted health.
| J. w. Carbon has the finest stallion
in the country, has excellent pedigree,
and is all he claims for him.. if We are
allowed to Judge.
The couese of our school directors in
regard to commencing the free term of
school in lie fall is generally endorsed
by the community.
/ Sol. Abrahams has returned from a
trip southwark, where he has been
looking after his mining interests and
selling lots at Grants Pass.
/ j. Jaskulek has secured dirt from
the cellar, being dug by Caro- Bros
and levelled up his residence yard,
which viii make it quite beautiful.
George Brown, sonof Thomas Brown
of this county, is receiving much no.
tice as an orator at the Willamette
University, Of which he is student.
Father Sutherland is worse than he
has been for some time. He is suffer
ing from suffocstion. Mrs. Adams went
to Oakland to see him this morning.
| Senator sigIin, according to the Coos
5. Bay News, asserts that the liquor IL
cense law does not compel the publica-
ton of the names signed to the peti-
tion.
/ We received an interesting commu-
nication from Canyonville this week.
but accidentally mislaid it, and our
apologies are due the author. Write
again.
Read the account of Miss Cleveland,
the new mistress of the White House
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