Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
HERE IND THERE.
Repair your sidewalks.

| DAAhh AeOcOOuLfs, 0ONa NSsIOi.
Did you attend the wedding?
Robinson's Circus next week.
Read our new ads. this week.
Another foot race is talked of.
Subscribe to the Band Stand Fund.
And still the fine weather continues.
Sometimes smoky and sometimes
clear.
Go and see those fine sheep at W.
F. Owens.
Gates and Criteser make the very
best of -four.
Go and see Cannon and Blackman's
new buck board.
About $3.50 changed hands on the
foot race Saturday.
Mrs P:elr1er's residence is about rem
oyated and looks we'll.
Sidewalks are being repaired through
out all portions of the city.
Rev. w. A. Willis brought some
fine oats to town this week.
Considerable good road work is being
done throughout the county.
Sheridan and Critzer are making I'M
proyements on their property.
Fix your old dilapidated sidewalks
or sell out to somebody that will.
Watermelons have made their ap-
pearance in all their doubtful glory.
The old countries keep growing and
snarling, they may bite after awhile.
The brick lately burnt by Caro- Bros
is said to be the best in the country.
Considerable wheat is being harvest
ed throughout the county this week.
Jacob Bitser ships beef bv express
every few evenings south on the train
Joe Mensor of Jacksonville was with
us this week on his way to Eugene
City.
On Thursday the 18th the Floed
warehouse Is to be sold at public auc
ton.
The REVIEW is getting ready to make
some more improvements. 1t is bound
to lead.
W. G. Woodward is first class auc
tioneer as well as the best Saddle and
Harness maker.
A hunting party from this city killed
four fine deer one day this week, g
few miles from town.
Afr. Davies, a tailor of Eugene City
is IN town assisting Roseburg's popular
tailor, Nj. Il. Parry.
Sol Abraham seems determined to
keep in the lead in the mercantile line
Give him call and see.
Some male domestic animals are run
ming at large in this town, and the nui
sance should be stopped ut once.
1t is rumcred that parties in The
neighborhood of Camas Valley ar,
slaug!tering deer for their hides.
The circulation of the RoszBURc
REVIEW is rapidly increasing. Place
Jour advertisement i'll d live paper.
DR.. Woodruffs boy, Floyde, fell We
dnesdsy AMI dislocate.l his arm at the
wrist joint. lie is doing well now.
| J. G. Fullerton has gone into train
ing for the development of muscula
power, and SO far he has been success
full.
| Let Portland capitalists build man
ufac'ories, aud make a market and on
citizens will patron,ze ''hcme indus
tries.
Thos Grisdale the road supervisor i
doing good work on the new road tha
leads to Coles valley. The road vii
be opened soon.
Mrs. General Grant Is quite prostra
ted and will hardly be able to attent
the funeral OF her distinguished hus
band tomorrow.
Hon. j. G. Fullerton is in his offic
in Marks brick, at all regular hours
ready to attend promptly to all bushes
entrusted to his care.
Hon. A. F. Campbell and famil
have moved to Portland to reside
Their many friends wish them the
greatest of prosperity.
Cannon and Blackman have mad
from the stump" the best buck hoard
fer the Coos Bay Stage Company that
has been made in the county.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Umpqua Hose Co. will be Friday Au
gust 7th. All members are requeste
to attend. S. F. Floed, Sec.
Miss Elma Lockwood, of Eugen
,. City, is visiting the Misses Willis Q
this city. She win return home to-mor
row, accompanied by Miss Eta Willis
Ira Wimberly brought us baske
, of fine plums this week, raised on T. J
Singleton's farm on Oak Creek. Yes
verify, our good neighbors are not "a
dead yet.
You ought to see W. G. Woodward
new hitching rack in front of bis hal
ness shop. Go there and ''hitch up" VI
: til you put new Harness or Saddle o
| your horse