Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-05-08

A general street cleaning shopllbe indul-
ged in by oar citiz~lls these lazy days.
Miss Betie Jones went to Jacksonville on
Mondays train to be gone some two weeks.
Harry seybert has the fire hose in good,
condition. Our fire boys are doing WELL
Many familiar faces may be seen at Court
but cold Don" the veteran liti2 ant is miss
ed.
We would be pleased to have all in town
at ending court to drop into the REVIEW of
ice.
Big stock of goods at Sheridan Bros. just
arrived. The largest ever brought to town
III this line.
Our list is rapidly increasing aud at the
present rate we will soon have the largest IN
Southern Oregon.
VIM. Irwin, of Ten Mile, was in town
over sunday bound for Portland to purchase
merchandise for his store
Chas. II I'd ey has moved his barber shop
to the rooms just south of the Horseshoe
cigar stand. He is hrst-class.
Our sanctum sanctorum is now as neat and
tasty as ole could desire. When in town
drop in and see ye editor.
Miss Jessie Le,ns, Of Canyonvllle is in
town the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Benjamin.
She Will I, turn home SATURDAY,.
|
Corvallis has three tickets in the field for
city officers. Wonderful harmony of senti-
inetlt must prevail III that town.
That Oregon IS productive country can
he proved by the way our subscription list
is growing. Send along your names.
The lest foundry work done at BunnelI, &
Bowen Bros. Get your horses slod there,
Your ws1ons m. d aud repaired there
]. " Lane has 90 far recovered as to lie
able to resume bis position with We Is FIR o
tS Co. Portland, where he went Monday
selves through ouf eo.unas. That's right,
We want IL live lo9allzer in every precinct,
Willie Van Baren has disposed of his inter-
est in the tlray business to his brother John,
who will conduct the same in good style.
The Rosehurg Soda works is rushed with
business. The superior quality of its manu-
facturc sweeping all competition out of the
way.
J. Gilpin and JAS. johnson started We'd
nestay for Eastern Oregon with two hun
dred head Of cattle They may make the
trip to Montana.
Miss Emma Mosher, the teacher at Bogges'
school house, dropped into our sanctum, like
gent,e zephyr, Tuesday afternoon. She
had business at court.
MIR. Marsh who is very old came to the
Central Hotel Wednesday of last week, and
attempted to walk up town and fell and lu-
jured lis hip somewhat.
Prof. G. T. Russo Principal of the Oak
land Academy Is doing good thorough work
as the advancement of his pupils show. A
good place to send your children.
Isadore Caro- has returned from SanFran-
CISCO looking well, and the more SO, because
he has fought first class stock of new goods
which wiilhe sod at the lowest living prices
Our correspondents must lear with us il
their communications are sometimes crowded
out or shortened. The demand on our space
- growing and we are very thankful foritems
from all sections.
| A remarkable oversight in our Ccnyon'
| vile article OF last week was our failure to
mention the big stock and bigger bargains OF
! H. Wullenberg & Bros. TLey were lnleed
! chief attraction and permanent too
] The Yankee Doodle Band has employed
| Prof. Mark Jones as teacher for one year
/ Under MIR. Jones' former management the
| baud made great Improvement and they
have shown tLeir appreciation BY tins re
engagement.
/ The Yankee Doodle Band will give an
! other of their Minstrel entertainments al
| Slocum's hall on Tuesday evening May 18th
| They are becoming famous in this line ano
deserve and will get a rousing house. Re
served seats can be secured at A. G. Marks.
John Aiken aud James Cannon were
thrown cut OF the latters biggy near th'
foundry Tuesday afternoon owing to th'
i horse making a sudden turn of of the cross
walks. Though conslderably bruised NJ
bones were broker and the gentlemen wer'
quite fortunate. The horse was stopped il
its wild career near Mathews blacksmith
shop.
DR.. Jackson of Jacksonville was on ths
train last Saturday on his way home from
Albany where he had gone in reference Il
his new pump to get castings. We calles
his attention to the fact that the Bunnell
Bowen Bros. foundry in our city can do a
good work and we think as cheaply as an,
other foundry in the state. We were glac
to see the Doctor however and renew ac
quaintance.