Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1888-02-17

Rev. T. P. Haynes will preach atthe Nick
Days school house at 1 A. NJ. Feb. Io, 1888.
Easter Sunday comes on April first this
year, and you will be fooled if you don't think
so.
Any one disturbing drift wood on the Island
will be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law.
The short hand class is taking a vacation of |
a week or two when study will again be re
sumed.
The Choral Union meets next Friday eve
ming and all members are requested to be
present.
A Chicago millionaire was killed last week,
robbery is supposed to have been the object OF
the deed.
Wonder how many of our exchanges will
use the old saw this week, of "BIrthington's
Washday."
Barker & Willis, Agents for the celebrated
"Red Letter" Havana Filler, best S cent cigar
IN the market.
In the Oakland items last week, in one of
the items the word movements, should have
read "monuments
J.C. Sheridan requests all parties indebted
to him to settle at once and save expense.
This is the last call.
The County Teachers Association will con-
vene in the old Masonic Hall on the last Sat
urday in this month.
Miss Fannie Sawyer, OF Scottsburg, is in
this city in attendance upon her brother Will
lam, who Is quite i'll.
A grand ball will be given at Slocum's hall
on Wednesday evening Feb. ~, by the Rescue
Hook and Ladder Co.
Pensions have been granted to Willis N.
Bender, of Elkton Oregon, and to Andrew
Baker, of Hooper, w. T.
Chas Zigler came homo this week from
Astoria Gnd we were as glad TO see him as If
we had met our grandfather.
The bridge across the East Umpqua river
has been completed and teams are crossing
now and the people are happy.
Those Siberian bloodhounds that L. McCre-
gor brought up from Portland this week to
catch coyotes, are fine fellows.
The Sentry has passed into the hands of w.
H. Byars, f. NJ. Wait, and others. w. Fl.
Parry viii be continued as editor.
Mr.. J. a. Slower, proprietor of the Cosmo-
politan Hotel has some elegant Bibles which
he will sell at greatly reduced prices.
Miss Ella Hendricks of this city, who has
been visiting in the Willamette valley for the
past two months returned home this week.
The county Commissioners Hall and MCGEE
and Judge Fitzhugh went up to inspect and
receive the East Umpqua bridge yesterday.
Wood, Wood, Wood, at NJ. R. Howell's
FIR and oak $2.25 per tier. Dry oak So. so
per tier. No charge for delivery. f24
The plasterers are at work on the Baptist
church and it will be complete in a short time.
1t presents nice appearance on the inside.
The letters we are receiving from the West
ern states indicates a large immigration TO
Douglas this year. We print two samples
this week.
Our farmers ought TO ship carload. Of
plaster to this section for the benefit of their
grasses and vegetables. Hon. John Booth
will take ton.
The latest craze among the girls is hair
album, made up of locks from the heads of
their gentlemen friends. This is another
thrust a, bald-headed men.
Archbishop Gross will preach in the Catho-
lie church in Roseburg next Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock and will lecture in the Court
house at o'clock in the evening.
A large consignment of watches of all grades
just received at ]. Jaskulek's bargain store to
sell at prices that defy any and all competition.
Go and see them and learn the prices.
There will be sociable at the NJ. E. par
sonage next Tuesday evening Feb. 2Ist. Every
body cordially invited. JIM. STANTON,
/ Sec.
will conduct services at Cleveland on Sun
day the 76th inst at II A. NJ. and at French
Settlement at 8 P. NJ. of the same day. Let
all come early. d. T. SuMMERvILLE.
Give our fire boys a benefit by attending
their ball next Wednesday evening. An en-
joyable time is anticipated and your presence
will be gladly welcomed. Don't forget the
date.
AS a toilet article, Ayers Hair Vigor stands
unrivaled. 1t cleanses the scalp and removes
dandruff, cures itching humors, restores the
original color to faded and gray, and promote:
its growth.
More farms are being placed with the Hen
dricks-Review real estate company every day
and any one wishing TO buy should give us I:
call, as we now have some very desirable
property.
On last Tuesday we made short visit t,
one of the rooms of the public school and as
| certained that the attendance is much large
than anticipated before the school was openet
this last time.
Episcopal services next Sunday at Oaklan'
at II A. NJ. and 7 T. NJ. Sunday school a
Roseburg every Sunday morning at gas. Ser
vices next Wednesday and Friday evenings a
Roseburg at 7:3oP. NJ.
Some of our contemporaries are giving n
4 ceipts for cheap Sunday dinners. PerhaF
!. we may be allowed to take hand in tha
! little game, and to say that the cheapest va
!. to get dinner is to dine with a friend E.
/. A slide in the Siskiyou mountains last Sur
a day detained the train some I3 hours. tn
n many slides in those mountains occur on az
n count Of the giant powder used in blasting OF
; the road All VIZ -"saths
settles,