Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-08-31

dor yesterday.
Call on Caro- Bros. ami look at their large
stock Of goods.
The hop crop about Eugene City is reported
short this year.
How is yonr pocket book since the circus
has come and gomez
Two foot wood taken on subscription at
THE REVIEW office.
The work ON the Winchester bridge is be
ing pushed right along.
1t you want the worth of your money sub.
scribe for THE REVIEW.
Water works are much needed and should I
be established in Rosehurg.
We will send anyone THE REVIEW one year
for tier of foot oak wood.
For local, county, state and general news
THE REVIEW takes the lead.
We printers sometimes wonder how real
nice watermelon would taste?
The dam at the wooden mill site will be
completed in about three weeks.
Read the announcement of w. b. Single
ton for city Marshal in this issue.
Read The REVIEW it is the leading Demo-
cratic Journal in Southern Oregon.
If you want nice suit of clothes and a
good fit you must call on Caro- Bros.
Low prices IN watches, clocks and jewelry
all the lime at J. Jaskulek, the jewelry.
A railroad bridge near West Fork in Jose
phine county was burned last Saturday.
Perry Duncan will begin term OF school
at the Bogges school house next Monday.
Insure your property with the Old Reliable
California company, NJ. o. Wlmberly agent.
Impossible for anyone to sell watches
cheaper than ]. T. Bryan at the Big Horse shoe.
Watermelons are numerous, and are large
and delicious. Don't forget the poor printer.
DIR. Murphy has concluded to remain with
US. He is now ready for practice. See his
ad.
Those large peaches brought from Col.
Clarke's place by D. C. McClallen are Won
der.
Morrice Caro's billiard parlor has become SO
popular that even horses goin there for pas
| time.
The Democrets of California opened the cam
paign last Saturday by speeches all over the
state.
]. T. Bryan is moving his matchmaking
shop into the front of L. Langenberg's boot
store.
Episcopal services next Sunday morning
and evening, also next Wednesday evening at
8p. m.
The betrothal of Princess Sophia, sister of
Emperor William, to the Crown Prince Of
Greece is reported.
The Bushey property just across Deer Creek
was sold last Saturday at public sale to w. S.
Hamilton for $1,000.
There was small FIRE in a lumber yard in
Portland last Saturday. The loss is esti-
mated at about $1,000.
Roseburg more than ever before needs q
fruit cannery. Will not some enterpnsing
: man take hold OF this?
A train will lie run from Roseburg TO til
fair grounds each day TO accommodate thost
who have no private conveyance.
e 1t is rumored that Que OF Roseburg's mos
t popular business young men will soon launcl
e his bark on the sea of matrimony.
i We make no rash promises but continue t,
give you the news each week from rellabl
sources on all questions Of interest.
THE REVIEW Job office is the only plac
e where you can get your letter and bill head
j, tabulated. BRING on your job work.
0 Our deputy postmaster who Is resticatinl
o in Coles valley sent a nice box of peache
d to-to-his-his friend the other day.
It Rev T. P. Haynes will preach in the NJ
6 E. Church, in this city, next Sabbath, tn
e I'd of Sept. at II A. NJ. and PM.
). L. Langenberp has rearranged his cigar de
partment and Louis is now in first class shap
Il to accommodate youto good havana.
'e The Hendricks Review Real Estate c.
have on hand many desirable bargains
of real estate. Give the company call.
= l, is reported that the Lick House in Sa
2 Francisco has been sold to Mrs. Mark Ho
st lins by the Lick trustees for one million dc
10 lars.
re The county board of equalization was
as session this week and discounted the tax
d both domestic and foreign mortgages IS P
II cent
.. Our county treasurer V. L. Arlington
~ engaged IN drawing mapof Roseburg win
u will no doubt be hne piece of work VIII
- completed.
an A young man named Morras was fou
dead in the river near Coquille City last wet
The body bore marks of violence, and f
re- play is suspected.
les The yield OF grain in Douglas county is
il largest for years. 1t is far surprising
'ct most sanguine expectations of the tarme
20, hence, they were smile.
Vi Place your announcements for candid;
lie for CITY Marshal, Recorder and Treasurer
IN. THE REVIEW at once and give the peopI
'He chance to make their choice.
- Mr., n. Hassell of Astoria bought
:. Bowen property from G. NJ. Ellis in E
IN Roseburg this week through the Hendric
nrs Review Real Estate agency.
the A very pleasant croquet party was giver
and the residence Of ]. r. n. Bell in West Re-
rost burg last Saturday evening and several cle
We ly contested games were played.
has Caro- Bros. have had a new picket fe
full built around their residence on the corner
the Jackson and Douglas streets this week.
is the new patent fence and is a neat desi