Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-02-20
HERE AND THERE.

OonS1uefaDle RAIN last NOIluay nISuG.
Blizzards the other side of tie Rock
1es
Jas. Laird lost fine mare the other
day.
Look out for the new Esmond, Port
land.
High waters in Southern and Middle
states
The river was rising Wednesday
morning.
The lower house in Congress refuses
to aid Grant.
When you go to Portland go to the
Gilman Hotel.
Thanks to State supt. McElroy fo,.
public documents.
The Legislature will adjourn TO
night at midnight
Any afflicted with tape worm can
be cured. See ad.
The weather this week has been mod
crate and variable.
Our list is climbing up with rapid
ity that is gratifying.
Drummers lit down upon us, four in
number, last Tuesday.
An unusual high tide in North River
New York Feb. 10th.
The New York Restaurant is ths
place for epicures in Portland.
Look out for grand display of py-
rotechnics on the 4th of March.
Mr. Ragon has just finished an old
fashioned loom for Mrs. Grisdale.
Soils Restaurant in the me tropelis is
the place to get something good to eat.
Later this week, we bearthat Father
Sutherland of Oakland is some better.
Mr.. Beardsley the lumberman, is ex-
pecting several carloads of lumber
soon.
Shel idan Bros. are the ones to go to,
to buy your barbed wire of all kinds,
cheap.
A. Roberts the leading clothier in
the third richest city in the United
States.
The county school Superintendent
is wide awake to the interests of public
schools.
Geo, Stephenson of Oak Grove has
killed six coyotes this winter with
his dogs.
Last Sunday was the most beautiful
day of sunshine and balmy air we have
had this year.
Mr.. Drake is running his new buck
board, from the Post Office to the
depot in Myrtle
We receive many encouraging words
concerning the REVIEW and they are
highly appreciated.
The proprietor of the REVIEW is
having ene-half mile of fence built
along the Coos bay road.
Mr.. Kefzertti below the depot is
arranging enc of the neatest and COST
est little homes in town.
Rev. B. T. Sharp will preaci. at Oak
land next Sunday morning at Ii o'cl.c's
All cordially invited to attend.
The new flag pole IS 118 feet high
from tip to tip. III feet above ground
The pole is surmounted by the bird Of
victory.
The grand finale Of the celebration
will be the Ball by the Yankee Doodle
Band. It's expected it will be an i'm
mense affair.
Too new houses across Deer Greek
bridge are going up We are improv-
ing in North Roseburg as well as ir
other parts Of the city
Where are you goingl why I want
something in the harness line, and an
/ going to w. g. Wood wards of course
who always gives you value received
The passenger train was late Wed
nesday morning, oceasioned by slide
40 feet long at Union Greek, anl the
passengers and baggage had to b.
transferred,
j w. Murray, the Portland MUIR
derer, was hung in that city at 2:
o'clock Friday February 18th. HI
was Perfectly cool and death was al
most instantaneous.
i The Womans Christian Tempe.anc,
Union bill, making teaching of the ef
feet Of liquor and tobacco part Of tn
public school course, passed the senat
this afternoon, and only awaits the gov
Iefnor's signature.
| S. R. Lane, Of Randolph, Coos coun
| ty, is in town looking after business in