Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-21

ty the first of the week He was en-
gagged in looking up public opinion on
the court house question.
The REVIEW force may not challenge
the state as fast typos but they can hold
a most successful caucus with water
melon. Remember the printer.
]. E. Barker will move into Ham
ilton's brick next to the bank and A.
w. Mensor into Barker's old stand.
They both offer removal bargains.
Caro- Bros. sold to Messrs Magruder
and Beall the cleaning machine in the
Floed warehouse for $3.50. It twill be
taken to Central Point, Jackson county.
A good shower now would lay the
dust and purify the atmosphere. If
this weather continues much longer
it will breed great deal of sickness.
Reports from the black sand mines
at Randolph say that the new process
is working very satisfactorily, and that
much more gold is being extracted from
the sand than by the old method.
Farmers are going to get through
their harvest this year three to four
weeks earlier than usual. 1t will give
them chance to get their fall work
done up before the fall rains set in.
Parties having Real Estate for sale
or those wishing to purchase will find
IL to their interest to call at my office
in Marks building. Roseburg Or.
J. G. Fullerton.
We invite correspondence from all
sections of the county on local matters
and other subjects of interest The
name of the correspondent Is always
required to communications intended
for publication.
Katie Carroll, youngest daughter of
Wilham Carroll, died in this city Sat
urday last and was buried Sunday
morning. The divine command was,
s'suffei little children to come unto me
for OF such is the Kingdom Of Heaven. .
W. G. Woodward desires to state
| that he will take wheat and oats dc
livered at the Grange warehouse in ex-
change for harness, saddiery and work.
This is something that our farmers
should appreciate ana take advantage
of.
When a Malay wants to intimate
that he is in the presence Of a superior
he sits down That, says the New
York Tribune, must be the reason why
| men sometimes remain seated while la
dies arc standing in car. They feel
their ihferiority.
The Rev. Octavius Parker hereby
gives notice 20 the menI ers1so 1sof the
Episcopal Churches of Gal Isnd and
Roseburg that he viii not visit them
III the month Of August. Notice will
be gwen in due time when the next
services will be held.
Mrs. A. ". Compton kindly requests
all persons owing her to come nd se lie
as she is in need Of money with which
to purchase fall and winter supplies, at
the same time tn ,nkin3 al! for past
patronage. Sac also wou'l solicit
continuance Of the same.
There will probably be a recorstruc-
ton of the collection districts Of Ore
gon, and one OF more may be abolished
entirely and deputies appointed and
expenses reduced. This may be the
cause of the delay in appointing a sue
cessor to Watson.-News.
r. G. scroggs Jr. this week secured
a fine specimen of high grade merinc
wool from w F. Owens warehouse
and sent the fleece to be placed in the
exhibition car that leaves Portland fo,
the east Monday. 1t is mainly through
Mr.. Scroggs that Douglas county has
been represented i'll the car.
Among the articles sent by the sta te
immigration board from Southern Ore
gon recently is slab of yellow fir 3ft
in wide which was cut from tree
at point 100 feet from the ground
also neat panel representing the diff
farent kinds of native woods grown il
Josephine county Among the woods
are black oak, laurel, yellow pine, ce
dar, fir, maple, sugar pine, ash, balm
alder and white oak These specimen.
were sent from Grants Pass.
Teach children to swim. No boy
should crow ny uitboaf ba;oo an ax