Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-01-15

Ayers Sarsaprilla is the most potent blood
purifier, and fountain Of health and strength.
Be wise IN time. All baneful injections are
promptly removed by his unequaled Alternative.
A CALL.
| A number OF our citizens both in this city
and in the county request US 10 state that all
should take an extra interest in the calp which
you will see in another column, signed 'smany
citizens.
Ayers Hair Vigor improves the beauty of
the hail. and promotes its growth. 1t impart $
an attractive appearance, a delightful and last
ing perfume. It stimulates the roots
cleanses the scalp, and proves itself to be the
best and cheapest article for toilet use
Joseph Shindler says that he would like to
see you and will converse with you either in
German or English on the great topic of the
day, and that is what should be eaten and
what not. BY reading his new ad. you will
find that he is now at the City Bakery.
w. H. H. Grant the indefatigable Travellers
Insurance agent was in our city this week,
looking after the business Of the Travellers in
this city. ]. r. N. Bell resigned the agency
here and F. w. Benson was appointed in his
stead. We bespeak for Bro. Benson good
business in this line.
Miss Kate Plymale, Of Jacksonville, has
been in town visiting friends for few days
past, and left for Portland, TO attend school at
ST. HeIens Hall last Wednesday morning.
For health and first class school our southern
Oregon ladies need 60 no further north than
our city to find both.
Albany Oregon, January 10th, 1886.
The REVIEW comes to hand fresh and spicy.
l want to congratulate you on the vast i'm.
provement you have made in the REVIEW.
l know of no country paper that surpasscs i
in those qualities that make paper worth
reading. Success to you for 1886.
w. w. S.
The second Quarterly Conference for the
Roseburg circuit will be held at Myrtle Creel,
embracing the fourth Saturday and Sunday ir
this month Official members from every point
are requested to be present
L. G. Michael, p. f.
p A. Moses, P. c.
The genial and ever welcome Story Sheri
dan is in Roseburg at this time visiting rela-
tives and friends. The Y. d. Band tcnderd
him IL musical ovation on his arrival here al
the depot last Friday evening Story will re-
main about a week longer, when he will de-
prat with our best wishes for his success.
Some time since we made mention that we
would not under any circumstances print any
of this love-sick stuff that some writes. We
meant that which will do the people good IN
the way Of actual news, and we shall publish
no other kind. Therefore our friends will ex-
cuse US for not giving the sweetheart stories
that sometimes come to this Office.
Last Sunday night when our vigilant Sheriff,
Gus Taylor, went TO lock up the Jail for the
night, he found one Of his jail birds missing,
and on looking around for him found the
fellow ensconced in one of the water tanks
over the cells, where he intended to stay Till
everything was quiet and then make his
escape. But when they get away with Gus
let us know
L. w. Smith is in connection with his far
mill, handling the Oregon iron fence for ccm-
etery enclosures, public and private residences,
and will sell at reasonable figures. A mum bel
of our leading farmers and citizens have aIread,
made purchases, among them Uncle Aaron
Rose has bought one for his lot in the Masonic
cemetery. Call at Sheridan Bros. and ge
this new fan mill.