Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-10-08


Yum Ripper, the day Of atonement COM
mences this Friday evening at six o'clock and
closes Saturday evening at six o'clock. The
store Of Caro- Bros will be closed during this
period.
B. F. Parosns sewing machine repairer will
remain some time longer in Roseburg and
vicinity. Give him your orders as he is
good workman.
Let everybody attend the splendid drama
given for the benefit Of the library fund, it
win more than pay you, while you will be as
sisting good cause.
A woolen mill, system Of water-works, a
railroad to Coos Bay, the streets graded,
new school house, etc. etc., would help our
town little just now.
P. L. Campbell. an Oregon boy who recent
ly graduated at Harvard college with honors,
has been appointed 10 the chair OF mathematics
of Monmouth college.
Every lawyers Office is crowded this week
by persons seeking information in regard to
their probable losses consequent upon the re
cent failure in this city.
Miss Mamie Jones Of the Star shone brightly
upon US last Friday after we had gone to press.
Your presence is always welcome at the Re-
view Office Miss Mamie.
FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiloh's vitalizer. It never fails to cure.
For sale by S. Hamilton.
Noah Webster, who is believed to have in
vented the English language, has daughter
yet living, at the age Of eighty-two. She
lives at Bridgeport. Connecticut.
The New Restaurant just opened on Jack.
son street north Of Marks brick, by Mrs.
Fannie E. Jones, is kept in first class style.
Meals IS cents, and at all hours.
SHiLoH's VITALfzER is what you need for
Consumption, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle. For sale by S. Hamilton.
James Laird the old reliable Stage man re-
tired last Friday from the Stage business:
James has been faithful servant, and was
highly appreciated by the travelling public.
The Coeur d Alene mines are said to exceed
IN richness all the most sanguine have ever
predicted them to be. Her placers are good.
but the main wealth lies in, her quartz mines.
Claus Sprekles, the sugar king, has at last
concluded that he had rather employ white
men than Chinese on his vessels II has
taken him good while to make up his mind.
Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Wright, sisters of
our townsman James Wright, arrived here on
visit from Wisconsin last Monday. Per
| haps both these ladies will remain in Oregon.
That "freight agent at Junction City that
knocked the pullman car back on the track
last week is still alive and doing WELL 1t
was our mistake, agent, should have been en-
gine.
Instead of 'Much Obliged" Thanks or
''Thanks awfully much" the Anglo-dudes in
New York now say "Beholden," Or every
much beholden to you" 1t is the latest and
catching
Capt. A. P. Aukeny of Portland who has
just returned from the East went South last
Tuesday evening. He says our numbering
interests will even excel those Of the East and
| Western States.
| The ''Gun Makers of Moscow" followed
by the laughabIe farce will be rendered at
Slocum's Hall next Friday evening the 18th.
Don't forget the time, and last but not least
don't fail to see it.
/ The News rather got away with Bro.
Scott this week on parallel journalism in
reference 10 the prina donna baby racket.
Bro. Scott, you are fairly caught this time,
unless you can explain.
| Let correspondents write from every part
of the country, and write that we may get it
Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, not
later, or else the items will have to lay ovel
until the following week.
M. o. Wimberly, foreman of The REVIEW
will leave in the morning for Portland, to pur
chase additional material for the office, and
will also take in the fair, or get taken in, the
which de ponent sayeth not.
There will be quarterly meeting held al
the Methodist church one week from to-mor
row and Sabbath. Preaching service or
Thursday and Friday evenings of next week.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The superintendent Of motive power O
the c. P. r. r. made an inspection of the
o. & c. r. Z. round houses and car shop:
this week. This is a straw which may indi
cate the direction of the wind. Ashland It'd
Iings.
Mrs. Reese's lecture in the Presbyterian
church last Wednesday evening was an earnes
able effort in behalf of Temperance, but het
prayers are too lengthy, and hence lose tht
| good effect they would have if they were
shorter.
| s'Bonanza" Mackey hopes to create out oi
the Postal Telegraph company as extensive
system as that Of the Western Union. Whei
that is done he says telegraph rates will be Sc
cheap as to do away with letter writing. Sue
cess to Mackey.
The New City Council took their seats las
Tuesday evening and will sit in their respec
! tiYe seats for one year, during which time W
shall expect some aggressive work enterprise,
and that Roseburg is to take front seat a
no distant day.
I. r. Dawson Of Portland has bought tn
! stock Of merchandise formerly owned b
Noah Cornutta at Riddle Oregon, and is no.
closing the stock out at cost for cash. An,
body wanting bargains should call as tn
stock must be closed out at once
have concluded to place teeth within th
!. reach of everybody. II you want neat goo
fitting plate come and get them for SIo, \
fit no pay. tThey are not cheap .teeth.l tt
T cause Of this is hard times and no opposition
Il DR.. M. w. DAVIS.
The various paris OF the county should no
. cooperate with our agent and this Office,