Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-11


The REVIEW proposes to give all the news
SO send along your items
Smith Bailey the popular landlord at Oak
land was in Roseburg Monday.
| Mrs. Canan of Corvallis, is visiting her dau-
| ghter, Mrs. F. Cornutt, at Riddle.
T. Ford has been on the sick list for some
days, but is better we are glad to say.
Every Tuesday evening the Reform club
has an open meeting at the Grange Hall,
The REVIEW is constantly adding new
type and material Bring on your job work.
Let the people know what Office you want
by placing your announcement in the REVIEW.
Col. Fullerton struck water on his beautiful
lot in West Roseburg at depth Of only twelve
feet.
Rev. J. r. N. Bell is attending Conference
at Albany. He will be with us again next
week.
Remember everybody is invited to the Pom
pous Soiree tonight. You are bound to get
a prize.
Mrs. Lyle Glliland of Portland accompan-
led Miss Lily Gililand home Tuesday, and
will visit relatives here.
C. A. Sehlbrede Of Oakland calledthis week.
Sure he must be doing fine business; reason,
because he attends to it.
Work has commenced on both ends of the
railroad and we viii shortly have through con-
nection to San Francisco.
The Rey Mr.. Mathews has been holdiug
services in the NJ. E. Church in this city the
past ten days, meeting with success.
/ w. G. Woodward will take grain in exchange
for harness, sa1idlery etc This is liberal
offer and our farmers should all accept it.
Mark f. Jones will take limited number
Of Piano and Organ pupils Terms five dol,
lars for eight lessons. Apply at residence
J. P. Martin, of Deer Creek, returned from
trip to the Willamette Valley this week.
He gave US a substantial call Wednesday.
Rev. b. T. Sharp has gone to the Confer
: ence at Albany. He expects to remove te
Tennessee to make his home in the future.
} The fire department Of the city of Rosebure
is an active organization. Much interest i
manifested in the meetings by the members.
Our enterprising merchant, A. Mensor, was
troubled by the dust, so eImade mud-hole
in front OF his store. Go thou and do likewise
, Mr.. w. S. Humphrey has completed hi:
fine residence which is an ornament to our city
We propose TO interview it for our next issue
Geo, NJ. Prior, of Camas Valley, an old
time typo dropped into the REVIEW Office thi:
week and ordered the leading paper for a year
A little memorandum book evidently be
longing to g. p Crawford has been found ant
left at this Office He or anybody else Cal
have it.
, We learn that Mrs, Breckenridge had fn
success at Oakland last week in securing sub
scribers for that popular book, Grant
. Memoirs.
Especial attention is called to the Busines
course at Drain academy. 1t is thorough ant
$ complete If you wish business Education
go to Drains.
Did ycu ever notice man spelling for
: fight? He generally gets what he is afte
by and by. We may be tempted to say some
thing shortly.
T. G. Reams Grand Master of A. F. & A. NJ
y will visit Laurel Lodge No. IS officially nes
: Monday night. All masons in good standin
r will be there we hope.
:, NJ Josephson returned Saturday morning
IS overland from his trip to San Francisco. II
e brought big stock of goods which he propose
p to sell at the the very lowest rates.
l. Parties having Real Estate for sale O
e those wishing to purchase will find it to thei
y interest to call at my Office in Marks build
If ing, Roseburg Or. j, C. Fullerton.
II w. F. Owens has sold all those fine Span
ish merino bucks seven in number sent him b
Woolsby & son of Portland He thinks of o.
e:ts sheep men,
Ayers Ague Cure acts directly on the live
! and hillary apparatus, and drives out I'll
malarial Loison which induces liver com
plants and bilious disorders. Warrante e
| to cure, or money refunded.
5 Henry Waters of Looking Glass sends us
h couple of fine sweet potatoes from his gardei
" 1t seems that the soil of Douglas county nev,
l. fails to produce what is planted. Thel
4 should be a good market for the sugar spud
d Thos. Hervey offers for sale span of fiji
e horses, three years old, at $Ioo each. Th'
2 are large well-made animals and this is goe
IS chance for bargain. Enquire at the REvIE
IS Office or of Thomas Hervey, Clark's brancl
: We are pleased to note that the standal
IS has been incorporated with ]. B. Pettingl
+ C. B. Bellinger and ]. K. Kelly, as ineorpo
!. ators. A great Democratic daily at Portlan
r is necessity aud would be paying institution
Now is the time to help the project.