Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-18


broke it over. Unfortunate little fellow.
/ VIC. Woodward will take grain in exchange
for harness, saddlery etc. This is liberal
offer and our farmers should all accept it.
/ The Roseburg Social Dan,ins club has re-
organized for the winter and gives its first
party in Slocum's hall on Tuesday evening z2d.
A. E. Ozouf and vile of Gardiner came up
Friday but returned home Monday morning
Their many friends were pleased to see them.
John Huff, son-in-law of Rev. Mr.. Carl, and
family from Missouri, arrived in our city Tues
day evening to make it their permanent home.
| We acknowledge the receipt of a compli-
mentary ticket to the Oregon State Fair We
shall try and be there part OF the time at
least.
Hon. l. Bilyeu, of Eugene city, was reg
istered at the Cosmopolitan Monday evening.
lie is one Of the leading young lawyers of the
state.
Eastern Oregon is shipping cattle east and
the Portland market is suffering in consequence.
The price of beef cattle will doubtless raise
shortly.
A social dance will be given by H. v. Smith
at Green's Station Sept. z5th. Good music
and calling will be furnished Tickets with
supper $I.25.
/ J. Blienmam travelling and corresponding
agent for the "Oregon Shiftings" called Thurs.
| day and We exchanged few words in kindness
and papers also.
VIM. Thiel, our County Surveyor, gave US
very pleasant call this week and placed us
under obligations, for that for which the
human heart yearns.
X. W. Hill, D. D., Grand Orator, A. F.
and A. NJ, of Salem, was in attendance last
Monday evening on the Grand Lodge in
special session at Roseburg
DIR. J. B. Pilkington of Portland, was in
town last Friday. He will come again next
month. See his advertisement and consult
him as he is eminent physician.
John Imblcr, Of Sprague, Washington terri
tory, is visiting his parents in this city, after
an absence of many years. He looks as though
the world had dealt kindly with him.
The progress Of the Roseburg school so far
proves the wisdom of the people in voting a
months school, and the wisdom Of the directors
| are manifest in the selection of the teachers.
| ]. L. Fisher from Coles valley the old Dem
ocratic war horse gave pleasant interview
this week, and feels jubilant over the success
of the honest administration of President Cleve-
| land.
S Howard Agent for Hills fire and burglar
proof safes, bank locks and vault work, was
in our city this week, trying to sell to cur cit
| izens safes in which to keep their shining
| dust.
The diphtheria is prevailing to some exten
on Clarke's branch. Mrs. VIM. Hervey's
youngest son, Robert, is quite low with it, and
one of Mr. Bush's boys at the house of Hon
| J. d. Burnett.
Rev. Joseph Emery late Prof. of mathemat
les in Corvallis College, passed through on his
way 10 the Klamath Agency whittier he was
bound TO take charge. Bro. Emery is worthy
and well qualified.
Tim Attenbury, who went to Portland some
three weeks since, on account of illness,
writes that he is under the care of DR.. Miller,
of East Portland, has gained fifteen pounds
and is on the rapid road to perfect health.
A campmeeting will be held al Drain Doug
las county for the salvation of the people.
Commencing September 24th, all are cordially
invited. T. L. Jones'
I. L. SAILS.
Thos Hervey offers for sale a span of fine
horses, three years old, at $Ioo each. They
ale large well-made animals and this is good
chance for bargain. Enquire at the REVIEW
office or Of Thomas Hervey, Clark's branch.
The San Francisco News Letter has made
some startling revelations concerning canned
r fruits, jams, and je.lics. They especially
denounce all goods bearing the brand of A.
Luss & Co. as being adulteratcd with poison
r Gus dyes.
j We cal the attention of cur road Supervise,
Thomas Grisdale, to the north side of Roberts
s hill, it is in dangerous condition, and those
farmers living beyond have to haul hay, wheat
etc over it, and they ask that some work be
, done on it.
t Try Ayers Pills, and be cured. Misery
Is q mild word to describe the mischief t.
Lody and mind caused by habitual constipa
tior. The regular of Ayers Pills. ii
mild doses, wlll restore the torpid viscer:
to healthy action.
ri -Four Of the fine Spanish Merino bucks solt
by w. F. Owens, sheared feeces as follows
NJ Ruckles Io pounds, Hans Weaver 2
: pounds, George Stephenson II pounds, Jane
Short q pounds, and others to hear from
This report is ahead.
= Hon. Binger Hermann our efficient Con
gresham elect, gave US fine interview thi
week in our Office, in reference to his plan
le and the knowledge he has already acquires
n in regard to the discharge Of his many dutie
in the next Congress.
We had the pleasure of meeting our oil
time Virginia friend F. w. D. Mays, Edito
of that wide-awake, energetic, and not-afraid
- of-anybody- paper, the "Pomeroy Independ
. ent, at Conference. We continue to offer yo
our eJ Brother. Shake.
A birthday party was given to Lille Girty
grand daughter of WI. Benjamin, on the lat
orI nod