Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-10

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breecles are al the go now. Mr.. Jo-
sephson is wearing the first pair Of the
season. lie is likely to have big run.
The management of tie @. &. G. r.
r. through the courtesy Of r. KoeI,ler
have concluded to reissue half-fare
tickets toall ministers. This is Il kil.d-
ness which Will be appreciated by the
clergy.
Go to John Anderson's and buy your
Horse Shoe s-we mean those line ci-
gars and fancy candies etc etc, to be
had at Horse Shoe Store. Come run
ming, but don't fall is his motto. See
his new ad.
Douglas County will have 10000
lbs. more wool this season than ever
before. This We get from reliable au-
thority Good for old Douglas, With
out doubt she is one Of the best
counties in the State.
The corner stone of the State Uni-
versity sill he laid at Eugene City by
the Grand Lodge Of Mase.ns Tuesday
july the 2sth 1855. The Gla,.d , fficels
will take due notice etc. Ey Older Of
7. G. Reams. Grantl Master.
w. r. Smith Of Oakland called last
Friday after We went to press and en-
gagged us i'll lively difference of orin-
loL for about cne half hour. Come
gain Bro. Smith and pe,hals your
views viii have undergone change.
President Smith of the Southern
Oregon Iml emeilt Company with
NJ essrs Brandt and Koehltr Of the
O. u G. r. r. and Others have gone to
Coos Bay. This may be the forerunner
of the long expected Coos Bay railroad
That wonderful cabbage tree of w.
r. Smith, continues to grow, and COR
respondiugls excites curiosity. 1t is
now 6 #. high and shows no man
Hesitation TO either stop growing or GO
ing to head The REVIEW will keep
its eye on this prodigy.
A l2-year-old son of Isaac Watkins
| who resides about five miles fro M Drain
on Elk creek, shot himself in the l-f
arm last Thursday. It seems he was
pulling the gun across log and the
lock caught in some way and set it off
tearing the arm So badly that il was
necessary to amputate it above the ell
| how.
In our last issue will Ia found a call
for s;mpfe productions to Eli car TO
he sent east to the different State Pairs
This is splendid move, and Douglas
conuty should show ensel prize aud
come to the front in the matter. Mr.
Sctecgs, Secretary Of our County Board
| will receive and forward III! such con
tllhution.
Aaolphus Smiths new house near
Oakland with lis contents burned TO
sshe ground the 3D. of July. $1,000.
loss. Ii caught fire by putting shaving
into tie fire place and the draft being
SO srioug carriel them out of the chim-
neg onto the roof which ignlted the
shingles they being very dry, and hence
the result as told
Rev. E G. Michael p. E. Of the Ore
goa District nj. e. Church So,th, spent
several days in Roseiu,g this week, on
his way to Myrtle Greek where he will
hold the 4sh Quarterly Conference 70,
Rev. ]. R. Roberts. The Rev. Mr..
Michael has been at Oakland holding
meeting for the last few days, aid
many Say that he did some very excel
lent preaching.
A remarkable incident occurred at
Oakland last Sunday at Bro. Sharp's
/ quarterly meeting collection. AS usual
the hat was passed around, and whr,b it
returned with some So in silver in
it, 10 and tebold aid imagine the as
tonlshment of the preachers, there wa,
absolutely IA twentydo lar gold piece il,
the hat, making S2S in all. BuI
then We know that Oakl md Is ona of
the bst places to get a good collection
IN the county, for we have tried it.
/ Oakland is ahead, who next?
/ Henry Beckley of Elkton gave MS
an interview Tuesday, and from hin
we learn that the good people Of Elktor
had a rousing fourth of July celebration
incidentally we learned that G. A. Sch
ibrede of Oakland did himself honor in
his eloquent oration, with which the
people were all much pleased and spoke
of it in the the highest terms of praise
Geo. Dimmick read the declaration doc
ument with good deal of fervor, and
at the last of the immortal treatise he
pledged himself to the support of It's