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

RosEarR3 CHAPTER No. 5 o. E: 5. hold thelr
.e,ular meetings on the first and third ihursnas
:, s,,b month Visiting members in good staHui'E
are respectfully invited attend ,.,
Miss f. ]. HowELt, FREE oncrS,srv
Worthy Matron
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
p,er,sr-sur,iav school at the Baptist church
-yary SUNDAY morning at GAS cordial INVITATION
lteHded To every body j. A. E"'hNs' "NF
psyssyTERiA RiAx-Suu,lay school at the Presbyterian
.tnrch every sunday 2:s0 o'clock. cordial in'l
A'i'" e>'''''''' - C. GAppIs. supt-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
H. EI Paw Is duly authorized to act As agent
,r TaE REvlEW ia oakland and to transact amy pusi
aess Tor H. .r,v,, p,,RrJsHING co,
LARGE YIELD B. c. Agee sowed Two
of mile, on his iarm in Civil BEND ard
therelrorn I5z bushels Of clean seed
tIow is ,ha, for yield? Who can beat 'hat9
bushels Of grain from one bushel
of seed.
TuF C1ecrs.-Selrs Bros. was in Roseburg
Yesterday in all its dazzling brilliancy, but
not more brilliant was it, than those new
watches and jewelry just received al u /.
pritchaIds. Ills prices are low and his goods
first class. Those who do not heed th's are
the ones who vii pet left.
NEW DESKS. j. d. Robb has furnished
the KoScburg schools with 100 OF his new
el ool desks. Without doubt they are the
II and cheapest in lkc market. Mr.. Robb
Icing an old teacher knows just what is needed
in a school room. A fine teachers desk was
also purchased and gives excellent satlstac-
ton.
The FEsrIvAL-The ice cream festival
piyen in Slocum's hall last Friday evening by
the ladies' Of the Presbyterian church was well
attended. and a pleasant time was had by
those present The total receipts OF the even
ing were $3S which is to be used toward
painting the church.
NorIcE TO FARMERs.-Hashage Bowen
have purchased the county right for the Mel
son & Harper patent pulverizing harrow.
The main feature of this harrow is that more
work can be done IN one day with II than can
he done with any other harrow in three.
Call at their shop and see ii and you will be
convinced that the above is true.
'THEM POSTERS. The Douglas County
Fair Committee on printing posters ought to
be ashamed oil those I3xIo little flyers sent
over the country to attract the attention OF the
people. The facilities for printing decent
size poster are in Roseburg. both at the PLAIN
dealer and REVIEW Offices, and at reasonable
rates. Just why this was done nobody seems
10 know.
BURGLARS IN ALBANY.-F Friday night bur
glars entered The residence Of J. c. Comely.
No one was at home, but before they had
Carried away any thing Adrion Comely, sor
Of the former, entered the house. The bur
lars attempted to escape, when Comeiy seizee
one of the men by the arm. The fellow drew
pistol and fred twice, one ball passing
through Comely's sleeve. The burglars theI
fed and were not captured .-Vidette.
FARMERS AND FRUIT GROWERS ATTEN
TIoN--D. Is. Irwin and D. S. West are nowcan
vassing Douglas Co. in the interest OF A. Coo
and Sons Nursery of Vancouver w. I. Thi
is the largest nursery on the coast, has ever
variety Of fruit and ornamental trees grown
All orders given to either OF these gentIeme
are warranted to be true to name, and all tree
that die within one year where proper care
shown them are replaced free OF charge. IN
company means business, and will sell fru
trees through these agents every year, SO /
prepared to give your orders when called oi
Poor RosEBURG.-It would be hai
heart indeed, that would fail to sYmPathi
with the people of Roseburg in her Prese
, intensely excited condition of constant aPPr
hension of another sudden flop by the Um
qua Herald, which is liable to occur at al
moment and overwhelm them with eXclt
ment, the intensity Of which would be
bearable by any people, not familiar WI
such shocks. But as some ten days ma
passed without Herald flop, it is hoped tn
the worst may now be over and that
Herald may remain solidly Democratic, :
wool and yard wide. Pilot.
4 IoYE ON "RocKY. MIR. r. ?. Il
hart tells joke on himself in connection WI
a circus. While he was secretary OF state
made il a point when circus visited Sale
TO take all the boys at the Orphans home
see If. On one occasion he went out with t
express wagons to bring in the Children
his daughters were 10 meet him at the tlcl
Office. The ticket seller saw them standI
around and heard them say that they w
waiting for their father to come with the bo
When he drove up with two wagon loads
the boys began to jump out the surprised tlci
seller exclaimed 'sGood God, here is candid
for the poor house. "-Oregonian.
FINE PEACHES. w. B. Clarke
Millwood, than whom there is 10 more who
souIed citizen in the county, made The +
VIEW Office the recipient OF a box OF the m
lucious peaches it has been our pleasure
taste for many day. These peaches W
grown upon the Coloners place in Doug
county, and brought to us by Wm. X. "a
well the accommodating stage-rlbbon mani
lator who is always on time. May |
Clarke's shadow never grow less. The
time this editor was at Millwood, the no:
taity we received and the crowd OF pee
which came to see US, made us feel Ike
should love to make the trip eight or
times more.
ssUNcLE CHARLEY. THE Oregonian
.-Uofter had long conversation with Cha
Wilson one Of our popular conductors the
er day. That interview developed the
that 'sUncle Charley" was here years
when the siwash sent terror to the hearts
the bravest by his war whoop, and the I
children then are now men and won
They call him "Uncle Charley" Yes,
once strong and vigorous Charles Wilson,
passed the meridian, over to that terr
where the endearing sobriauet Of "UncI
lisped by the boys and girls Of this genera
w ell, time passes with us all, and ter
does iugit rapidly. Ies indeed, those Of
past generation are now in the sere leaf,
- lccl,s ere NOW in silver sheen the g