Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-03-27
LOCAL ITEMS.
Roads are tlasty.

More STIR in town last Saturday than usual.
Yankee Doodle Band Minstrels Tuesday
evening.
j. w. Lane, Of Portland, Is visi ting friends
in this city.
Jacksonville IS te be entertained by anne :
tenr theatricaIs.
james U'Mallsy : siga sAows woll. Read
il and 80 to him about work.
Douglas county Bank is now clad IN blue
diapery 1t means expansion.
Mr.. Hctchiss is building house for q
millinery shop and grocery store.
A. r. F int, of Salem, yrs in town this
week tie guest of his son S. c. Flint.
w. F. Owens his bought and so,tl some
wool this week. Times are getting some bet
ter.
Fifteen new subscribers per week have been
our average since January Send as your
name
Peace and quiet reign in the French Set
llement,' SO said an old pioneer to US last
Saturday.
C. Ball goes to Salem sgain April 9th to
argue some important cases before the Gu
preme Court.
VIM. Frazier of Portland bought seme fine
horses here this week and shii ped t. EN- to
the metropoli7.
George Conn of Paisley left this city for
his home last Monday. We remember him
as an old time freud
Robert Easton will open about the lst of
April grocery store in town. We pespeak
for him LIBERAL patronage.
The motion for new trial has been denied
in the ONeil murder case atJacksonville and
he has been sentenced to be hung.
Horsemen should remember the REVIEW
Office when in need of posters. Good work
and low prices can be had on application.
Thos. Grisdale Road Supervisor is doing
good work across the bridge. and will reach
tue end some time The work done is solid
and sure.
". II. Fl. Grant was in town this week in
the interests of the Travellers Insurance
Company of Portland Oregon, w. n. Moore
is local. Agent.
The Eastern papers give us evidence that
the bottom of hard times has been reached,
and that the progress towards better times
will be slow but sure
At the residence of the Lride's perents in
Scottsburg OIL March 18th, Eli Copeland was
married to Miss Ain.e e. Patterson, Asa
Andrews, j. P. officiating.
Ex-senator Nesm4h has so far recovered
from his recent sickness as to enable his
friends to again take him home, where he
can be cared for BY his relatives.
j. w. Webb's lecture last Sunday night
ut the Presbyterian Church was well received
by the large audience IN attendance He is
an earnest advocate Of Temperance.
E Oar cnfe. prising barber Phil Da Motta
has pnt one of those beautiful and unique
rotary toilet stand III his shop, which is
worth seeing made 10y P. Behedict
The Salem Statesman comes to hand this
week in its new dress aud is as pretty as
full bloom rose. It has made wonderful i'm
provcnent under its new management
Two cases of Tricbinosisone fatal, in Wash
ington Territory, caused by eating eastern
porle. These are the first cases reported in
either Washing ton Territory or Oregon.
Drs Patton and Diedrieh will return to
their Porti .n,l practice April lst. Those
desni g treatment, medical or dental, must
be & yerned accor lingiy and apply at once
FL. c. Stanton our efficient Post Master
called this week anl said that he wanted to
take view" SO se gratifed his desire by
offering him a Review, and he saw the point
Phip Mathews is in his place of business
from morning TILL nig t. and If you want any
blacksmithing done give him call, for he
knows just how to do the work. See his ad
Leonard Howe an old citizen of Douglas
/, county returned from W. I. this week in
coed heal u, and speaks well of that country.
We suspect, and Lope that he VIII remain in
Douglas however.
Hon. F. P. Hogan, of this city, who went
east to attend President Cleveland's inaugR-
rlsi.n, has left Washington, and after few
weeks visit to his parents III Minnesota will
return to Rosebnrg.
The Jewish holiday called Mates or un-
leavened bread begins next Monday. An or
| thodox Hebrew old US there were about two
hundred pouads of unleavened bread brought
! here for this especial observance.
Oregon gains more laurels. This time IN
| the dried prlne el,Sses, having gained first
premiums at the New Orleans W orld's T all
| Italian, German, French and silver varieties
| No ava DIS have yet been made on cereals.
| The Sugar pine Mills owned by Mrs. Gors
une is now in trim order and turning out
| FIRST class lumber Of all kinds. every day,
Sugar pine, cedar, fir, an mouldings of all
descriptions can be had by calling on them
See ad.
| The census rolls have been completed ane
sent out to the various county assessors from
the Office of the Secretary of State. It faith
fully taken as provided for by the blaaks fur
nished the census of 1886 will make ya.ua
bic showing.
/ w. H. H. Grant special Agent of til