Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-03

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very low at his home IN the French
Settlement.
We call especial attention to the
official directory on first page, from the
President of the United States down
to his honor, the Street Commissioners
Of Roseburg.
we want correspondents, from every
section. Be spicy, pointed, pithy,
brief: but not extensively personal.
Help us to make one of the best local
papers in Oregon.
There was nearly runaway by a
man falling out of bis wagon trying to
recover line that he dropped while
hauling dirt into Nh. Moores yard from
Caro's excavation.
A eorrespondent-in closing a pri-
vate letter to US this week, says /
cannot tell you how we all miss the
REVIEW" Two papers had failed to
reach our reader.
Rev. L. T. Lockald of Oakland, will
preach In the Baptist church in that
city, next Sunday evening. Subject /:
" The Nations FOES and friends" All
helr him that can.
Uncle JOHNNY Gilelcrsleve has bought
All in.mence stock of elegant furniture
and his l:ne is now full and he will
supply you at lowest living rates.
Call and take first choice.
One Monday night, | saw sight,
which caused me to admire; I saw the
land, rolled up in sand. all in fame
of fire. Conundrum?-Answer. Tom
Grisdsle's brick kiln burning.
We call attention to the new Res
taurant kept by Charles Heilman, in
the St. Charles Hotel, Portland, Ore
gon. He keeps his tables spread with
the very best the market afforls.
From DIR. Hoover the attending
physician we learn that Fl. Woolenbera
Of Cauyonvi!le has had two children
sick with infantile renlttcnt fever both
are now better and getting along well.
DR.. S. Hamilton requests all parties,
gentlemen and boys, not to shoot birds
on his premises, nor to shoot at all at
any time about his premises. Take
due notice and govern yourself accord.
ingly.
Our ID quarterly or semi-annnal ac.
counts are now due and will be collec-
ted i'll a few days The new quarter
began July lst, and we need little
help now to liquidate for new type and
fixtures.
T Robert Eastons Groces store is The
place to purchase your .usars, teas,
candies, fresh arrivals of family gre
ceries, and many other psscesities, toe
tedious to mention. Call and see for
yourself.
s. 7. Mitchell Esq, Attorney AT
Law at Grants Pass, Oregon; gave us
a pleasant call, Wednesday. He is
hopeful of the ultimate success of his
town: and that ere long, she viii have
1000 inhabitants.
Arthur N. Knight is canvassing 70,
that popular book entitled The History
/. of the World by McCabe the modern
historian. The book will be sold only
by Subscription. Quite number are
subscribing for it.
J. Jaskulek has new opera glasses
telescopes, flags, torpedoes, fire-crack
ers, new jewelry, spectaeles, bird cages
wax dolls, musical instruments, albums
etc, all at reduced prices. The bes
cigars in the market.
H. Muller the Prince of caterers, i,
supplying the needs of the fastidiou
tastes, of the many thai crowd his ta-
Lles kept in the Restaurant depa, t
mcnt of The Esmond Hotel Every
thing clean and tasty.
Mrs. r. Breckenridge, is Agent 70
American and foreign marbles, anc
Scotch granite. Il you wans anything
/ in this line, call on Mrs Breckenridge
and she will sell as cheap as can b
bought anywhere else.
We hear hattering reports of tn
success of DR.. B. A. Cathey as a fol
lever of Esculapias. One gentlema
of authority said, ''I'll be hanged if b.
don't make a good doctor yet" Sue
cess to you, old friend
Four saloous have closed this wee
in Roseburg, on account of the hig
license. Three hundred dollars !. yea
is now required BY the City Counci
for the right to vend liquors in les
quantities than quart
! Those persons, we cannot call the1