Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-11-13

days is ON the bridge across the South imp
qua. Let some preacher embrace the oppor-
tunity.
The firm of Shultz Bros of the South imp
qua Mills have been closed since the ,rd day
Of September 1855. L. A. Shultz sole pro
/ prietor.
| Harry McClallen has doned the printers gown
at the Plaindeaer office. We greet you to the
brother and sisterhood. Of this distinguished
fraternity
! VIM. Callahan of Cleveland was in town.
Tuesday investigating the printers trade, and
contemplates looking into the business more
extensively.
Thomas L. Cannon is certainly one of the
! very best workmen among u.s. He never
turns out a job until h is first class, no matter
how trivial
Troops numbering $50 went from Vancou
Yer to Seattle and Tacoma this week, to quell
the impending Chinese riot. No trouble up
TO going to press
SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you need
for Consumption, Loss of Appetite. Dizziness
and all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
IS cents per bottle.
George and Mrs. Quine, OF Riddle, and
! Mrs. Jennings Of Canyonville were in Our city
! this week on business. We are always glad to
see our old friends.
John Farquar was 50 years old last Thurs
day, and he has built new picket fence
around his premises as a semi centenary enter
prise. Good for John
The Democrats made no effort at any time
to ohstruct proceedings" Oregonian on the
extra session. OF course not the Democrats
are law abiding people.
I a terrible cyclone passed through Alabama
and Texas last Monday and destroyed every
thing in its path. Many were killed and
much property destroyed.
Mrs. DIR, Flynn, Of Salem, is at the Nc
Clallen house and will perhaps remain here
all winter on account Of our mild climate, and
her desire to visit in our city.
! We thank the Register for kind words, and
VIC are glad TO say that marked improve
ment is noticeable in the Register, the extra
session to the contrary notwithstanding.
G. W. Wonacott has purchased the farm of
! Mrs, Susan Smith, commonly known as the
| Henry smith place. Al good bargain for both.
Success to you George, now get in and dig.
O. L. Willis and J. +. Barker have united
their fortunes and hereafter they will
conduct first class grocery business in CO.
partnership. Success on your banner young
men,
Take your girl, your sister, and all your
relatives, including even your motherinlaw the
most distant relative on earth to hear what
is going on above the clouds next Monday
night
Rev, ?. a. Moses left for his home in Tan
gent Oregon, last Tuesday. His return to
this circuit is doubtful. He has done good
work here during the two months that he was /
with us.
DIR. NJ. w. Davis has rented DIR. IIamiltons |
remaining brick, and it is now. being arranged |
for first-class dental Office equal to any in the
large cities Rev Howard is in charge of
the work.
Ward & Co. have moved their restaurant
to the building lately occupied by A. w.
, Mensor adjoining DIR. Masters drug store.
Call there and get your oysters and not at the
Horse Shoe.
Henry Ackerman of Portland was interview
ing our merchants this week and no doubt
took many orders. In health he seems to be
improving, and like ourself, he is now some
! thing more than mere shadow.
! Avoid the harsh, irritating gripping com
pounds SO often sold as purgatve medicines,
and correct the irregularities of the bowels by
the use Of Ayers Catharic Pills, which are
gentle, yet searching in their action.
Rev. E. G. Micheal P. E. went from this
city to his home in Brownsville, Linn County,
last Tuesday morning, on account of the
severe illness Of his wife. He was on his way
South 10 hold his quarterly meetings.
The Coos Bay News comes to us this week
! with lhe historic Rooster, the bird OF success,
! perchcd on the top round OF his newsy columns
because OF the recent Victories for honesty and
justice. Here Is our ar Bro. Bennett, shake.
We received letter this week from our old
friend Jacob Rosenstcin, who is now located
in Genesee, Idaho Territory. He says that he
is ''getting along very well, and desires to be
remembered to his old friends in Douglas
County.
As purifier. Aver, Sarsaprilla acts direct
ly and promtly. y single bottle will prove
its merits Many thousands Of people are
yearly saved from dangerous fever by the cx-
crcise of a little timely care in cleansing the
system by the use Of this remedy.
The RosEBURG REVIEW came to us last
week enlarged and improved. Brother Bell
is making it go as business success if he
couldn't hinder the extra session. VIC arc
pleased 10 note his success and hope his shad-
ow may never grow leSs.-Eugcnc City Reg
ister.
There will be called meeting Of the W. c.
T. L. next Saturday Nov. T4th at ) O'Clock
al the Presbyterian Church. All interested in
the temperance work are cordially invited to
bc present \ full attendance is desired.
| Mrs. W. \. Smick
The extra session of the Legislature when
it assembled last Monday, determined by
large vote not TO have any more incompetent
clerks, and will hereafter require of all appli-
cants a certificate of good moral character. A
Slight reflection on the last regular session,
and especially on the lady clerks
II. c. Stanton will in few days relinquish
his position in tlse Post Office which he has
filled efficiently and to the satisfaction of all,
bu, nevertheless he will continue to sell his
goods as cheap as ever, and deal with his Gus