Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-03

make Tor you at once.
Prof. Pary;n goes to the State
Teachers Association at Astoria, but
will return in few days.
Wanted at this office, ten thousand
10000 new subscribers, for which
we viii pay value received.
Gotsell the hotel proprietor at the
depot will give value received at his
table and don't you forget it.
Louis Belfls has n ade an assign
ment for the benefit of his creditors.
The late fire here, is the canse.
A. W. Mensor will open out some
thing first class soon, under Slocum's S
Hall. Lock out for next week.
We play second fiddle to no, country
newspaper office now in the way of
printing anything you may desire.
Will @. Brown has gone to Jose
phlne county to look after some mines
there owned by Brown and Adams.
Where did you get that juicy beef
steak2 Why at Agee & Hansn's new
beef shop. Well all right. Thank you.
A. Z. Champagne of tie Cossno-
politan hotel of this city entertains his
guests iii first class style. Call on him.
Mr. Walker who has been teach
ing school in the country, - has re-
turned to town, and will pursue his
law.
Go to F. Cornutt's store in Riddle,
if you want to get bargains to suit the
times. Live and let live" is his
motto.
The wool comes rolling into town.
NJ, T:pton,-one of our largest wool
growers, brought two loads to town
Monday.
J. G. Fellerton's show windows in
Mark brick aie splendid, ard shows
that Mr. Fullerton has both taste aud
enterprise.
The BicYclist of Oregon according to
age lives III koseburg, and is by n;.me
AOhie Abraham. lie travels all over
the country.
E. Niles, of Portland, Manager Of
the Insurance Compact was in the city
last week making ratings on our insur-
able property.
W. s. Humphreys fine mansion is
under full Roadway, snd will he ler-
haps, one OF tie finest residences In
soa,llcra Oregon.
Our genial friend Ralph Dixon
shook hands with MS this week and
said TO as that his recent. hurt WAS ina--
proving itieeiy. =
A H. Cla,asss -frou. Schuyler coun-
t., LIMOS; III tosn tins week,
looking for homes. He represents con
siderable capital.
Mr. silvers ane wife, whom we NC
ticed last week as having had serions
runam ay amt were badly hurt, are HOW
recovering nicely.
We prlns this weeks issue which
almost '.neariy' rcaeaes l290. A l.
vertise in the REVIEW If you want to
do rushing business.
Isaac Mensor, of Jacksonville, on his
way home from San francisco, paused
day in Rosebarg this week to visit
his brother and friends.
S. IF. Floed returned from Portland
Wednesday. He has been quite un-
we'll but Is now better, and will at
The McClallen House will give a
banquet ut noon ON tile fourth, at usu-
al prlces. TAls iioase, is noted for be-
ing the best house on the line.
The Misses Alice aud Emma Mo
sher, have completed, to the saslsfac-
ton of all, their schools; aad are now
at homc il West isosehdig.
There was large attendance on the
services held near Hudsons school
house last Sunday. Good attention
prevailed throughout the day.
.. G. Perkins and Smith Baily o1
the Oakland hotel lii Oaklahk came tc
Roseuurg Thursday evening. May
their shadows ne> er grow less
Considerable wheat Is being shipped
from this place, and if prices will per-
nit there will be more grain shipped
| from here than for several years.
Fl. Parry the Tailor, is che man tc
give you good fits, and good suits
Repairing done with neatncss AMI dis
patch. Shop, in Marks brick.
A. C. Marks will not be behind i,
his line Of fresh cigars, fancy candie
and notions. lie has a big fourth O