Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-11-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

RloOte Is the feaulIlR NeStduTahl.
Dumpsey whipped Campbell, and VIC d ont
care.
Leonard Singer has moved TO Whatcom
w. I.
H. c. White from Bonanza was in town
this week.
An Eastern Star Chapter will be formed in
Roseburg soon.
T. Ford's fruit trees are true to name and
don'tyou forget it.
w. B. Clarke's little girl has been quite sick
with the typhoid fever.
Timothy Ford sells the best trees, fruit and
ornamental TO be found.
Gen. Geo. b. Mcclellan, the brave, the
wise, the patriot, is dead.
DIR. Raymond will locate in Oakland soon,
SO we are reliably informed.
Tho Medford Monitor comes to Us an page
paper. Good improvement.
Read our variety column, it will make you
smile, and furnish information.
Ohio is Republican with a majority of three
on joint ballot in the Legislature.
Mrs. DR. Hoover is still in the lead as usual
in her line of first class millenery goods.
DIR. ]. B. Pikington will be at the McClal
len House, all day Saturday Nov. 9TH.
One man told us this week that he read last
weeks REVIEW advertisements and all.
Many thanks by the REVIEW Office attaches
to b. F. Ramp for those delicious apples.
The Horse Shoe Oyster Restaurant is o. X.
we tried some, not horse shoes but oysters.
Times are improving We saw man the
other day burning up fine lot Of shavings.
Rev. Z. A. McAllister preached to good
audience at the Court house Wednesday eve
ming.
Read the advertisement by the County
Court in reference to bids for keeping the
county poor.
Charles Arlington, of Civil Bend, is dan
gerously ill with typhoid fever. His rccov-
cry is doubtful.
At Moore's Restaurant can be had for rs
cents as good dinner as you pay 50 cents for
iii some places.
James Moore ex-night watchman, now occu-
pies his leisure time in the clock and watch
tinkering business.
The McClalen House is the best house on
the road, and its continual patronage proves
the assertion true.
The prohibition vote in Ohio increased from
a little of 5000 votes TO something over 2Sooo
votes in two years.
Gov. Chadwick and wife returned from the
South last Thursday evening, and report hav
ing had good time.
Our Junior Band met Prof. McElroy at the
Depot last Thursday evening and gave him a
fine musical reception.
Owing to the recent change in the atmos-
phere there is considerable sickness, but moth
ing oil serious character.
T. S. Mills will go South to the mines in a
few days. He has been visiting his son-in-law
J. K. Raymond our ]. P.
Hon. L. F. Lane introduced Mrs. Foitz to
her audience last Saturday and Sunday eve
nings in most elegant style.
Next Monday week Nov 10th the Drama
"Above the Cloud" will be produced in Slo-
sums Hall by local talent.
DooI,foIIox,, r. ArbJ,oi -, a.
train going South last Friday evening, having
been to Portland on business.
The Grand Jury at Blackfoot Idaho, has
found twenty nine indictments against Nor
mons for unlawful cohabitation.
''Above the Clouds" is being rehearsed al
most daily. You may expect treat in the
rendition Of this popular drama.
Hon. w. F. Owens went below this week,
taking in Corvallis, Portland, Salem, and
other points of lesser dimensions.
Mr.. David West, our newly appointed
Treasurer, will Immediately move from his
home in Cleveland to this place.
The Hubbard Creek saw mill is leading all
in the lumber line. The proprietors a,e men
whom you can afford to deal with
The West Side has failed to connect.
What is the matter Bro. Parry7 We cannot
offord to do without your news sheet.
Ward & Co. at the old Horse shoe store can
be found giving their customers oysters, coffee,
cake and pies. A fine place to lunch.
| DR.. Schlbrede in Abrahams brick, can be
found at all Office hours to alleviate pain, and
add beauty by his excellent dental work.
| The Elderado mineral water at S. Hamilton s
drug store cures the most obstinate cases Of
catarrh, rheumatism and all blood maladies.
The firm of Shultz Bros of the South Ump-
qua Mills have been closed since the 3rd day
of September 1855. L. A. Shultz sole pro-
prietor.
| The entertainment and mum Sociable to be
held tonight is postponed for the present, but
due notice will be given when the fun will
commence.
| Prof. Benson is a carpenter Of no mean
ability, as we judge by the new sidewalk he is
building with his own hands in front of his
residence.
Thomas L. Cannon is certainly one of the
very best workmen among us. He never
turns out job until it is 6rst-class, no matter
how trivial.
Bring your job work TO the REVIEW office,
we can print anything from the tiniest card tc
to the largest poster in hrst-class style, and al
living rates.
! Prof. McElroy State Supt. was invited by
the public school of Roseburg to address them
last Friday night, and they made no mistake
by so doing.