Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-03-20
LOCAL ITEMS.


New ads this week. Read them.
England is still lighting the Arals.
Good Telaplars taking in new members.
War between England and Russia still
imminent.
Mum socia 5les are popular IN the William.
cite valley.
Rev. b. 7. Sharp breaches at Oakland
next Sunday.
VIM. Briggs, of Canyonvllle, was in Rose
burg this week.
Go to Uncle John Giller.leeve's. He
wants to see you.
0. C. Perkins our old time landlord was
in town this week.
Lots Of fresh Vegetables now on hand. Go
to Barker's and see.
C!evel and, and nobody else, is President
OF the United States
Mrs Andrew Jackson-Jones gave us a
pleasant call last Friday.
Mr. Beardsiey las received several car
loads Of lumber this week.
Medford is shipping apples to sanFran-
cisco and CLAIMS that it pays.
Parrott Bros. have moved into the house
recently vacated by j. +. Levins.
T.B. Waite of Roberts Creek brought
some nice beef to town Wednesday.
hlcGregor the butcher, drove a fine lot of
mutton sheep to his place this week
The river being muddy shows that much
mining is being done OH creeks above.
i. Langenhurg has had fine sign painted
on the front Of his boot store. Iolles was
artist
The trial Lefofe tile Recorder this week re-
suited IN Alex. Phiiips b.ing lined 5 dollars
and costs.
Tie fog rose, the dew fell, and it became
quite cold, during the oLscuration last Mon
day morning.
The sentinel is advocating the building
Of q narrow guage raj road from Medford to
Jacksonville.
The West Shore came to our table as
usual, rep;ete with tine cuts and interesting
reading matter.
j. +. Ragon near the bridge, is putting
rustic on his dwelling and otherwise lnlprov-
me- his premises.
Fletcher Bros. and the ''Rev1ew" built a
copartnership wire fence across the bill west
OF itosenufg this week.
The editors of Iowa are expected to make
a descent Oregon at almost any time now.
They viii be weicomed.
Oar attention was attracted the other day
to the way Caro- Bros. store was fixed up.
1t Is way up. 10 snd see
a wedd.nglo hlsa lfs viii take place IN
the near tasare, III walcn Douglas and Ben.
ton counties VIII De represented.
The Old established urn OF =. Marks i
Co. are ueaiin3 with the people as usual
Motto qu;cA satSs and small profits
And doH,t you forget it, if you want a first
class sa'se, badn, hair utts4fs or even a goSsd
u.s. - s94- CALI on Phil Da Motta.
A man to be eligible to the office Of Unitee
SUatts Senator, must be voter of the stat,
Rudo pL Abraham, Viticnlturist is bette
Of the woRnd lie received while trimmln,
vines. Times are close and he il workin,
now.
Dr. Paul NJ Brenan, somewhat note,
physician of Portland, died at Pasa Roble
Callfornla, this week, having been attacke,
by paralysis.
We acknowledge our in nlehtsdness to Sen
asor Shape forpressing the memorial throag
that asks for naeded improvements on tn
| Umgqua river and elsewhere.
yoltaire Gurney will furnish good lum he
aud plenty of 1T soon to ali in need, and a
prices to suit the times. See the printers in
chat he uses, in another column.
st. Patrick's day, March 18th, was du |
celebrated by our citizens Tie YaAke
Doodle Band in the evening met at Mark
corr er, and discoursed sweet music.
Gen Lamb of Portland, came up Satur
day TO attend the meeting of the G. A. 4
/ Post of this city. Among other business, J
! C. Fullerton was duly iniated member.
Ether Heinrich went to Cottage Groy
this week to celebrate the rites of matr
:nony between d. .Bristow aud Miss Mar
Medley. Happiness to the happy pair,
DR.. r. NJ. Davis without question has til
oest garden in town, it looks neat and It'd
and shows that much work has been expel
| ded upon it. As to who did the work, in
quirc of the Doctor.
A gentleman of forensic lore, said in O,
presence during the eclipse Monday, {
wonder that more people have not come
town to see the eclipse 1 supposed Il
Hotels would be crowded"
Mrs. Matte A. Bridge leetured at ii
Court House last Friday night to small Z,
dience We are sorry to say. Her lectu
however, was excellent, and gave US I'll
mental panorama of Florida.
Father Kinney was in town this week fro
Cleveland and reports, that Elisha Livin
ston is very sick, as Is also Mr.. Dibble, t
latter some letter however. Children ha
the whooping- cough in that vicinity severel
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