THE INDEPENDENT.
SiTURDAY, JANUARY 27TH, 1883.
A Niw Industry,-. J. L Wicker
sham, of East Portland, has just com
pleted a. mill near the O. & C. R. It.
shops for the manufacture of bene
phosphate and pure ground bone. This
is a new enterprise in this State and one
of great value to the farmers, as bone
phosphate is one of the best' fertilizers
known. "
This little item will be of great con
solation to a friend of ours iu this citj:
'A Cincinnati court decides that tossy
d-v.in' is r ot swearing, and a great many
pf-.wple who have wanted to use the word,
but hare been restrained out of respect
to the third commandment, will feel re
1: ived. Tlw court holds that it is i
v.olent adjc Ave, but not profane. '
LOCAL ITEMS.
Comic and sentimental valentines at
Langenberjj Bres.
Saturday, January 20th, -there wag born a
daughter te the wife f Overton Price, weigh
ing nine pounds.
T. W. Morgan is ageat for the new Davis
Sewing Machine and keeps en hand a full
supply of extra attachments, needles etc., at
his Tobacco and Notion Store in Eesetrars. ,
The game law has gone into effect and
hunters should be careful not to violate its
provisions.
Some wrk i bein done on the Yaquina
railroad by Chinamen hut the progress is not
encouraging for a speedy completion of th
work.
Ben. Simpson has been reappointed postal
agent by President Arthur. Another score
for Mitchell.
J. E. Beggs passed through Plevna recent
ly, en route to Klamath agency from Redding
with a load of hardwood, to be used in re
pairing wagons for the Indians, said timber
costing the government 53 cents per foot.
James Walton of Salem has just completed-,
by the direction of Prof. E. B. McEIroy,
state superintendent of public instruction,
some very fine maps of the new counties of
Crook and. Klamath, for the use of eastern
geographers
Tern Gilbert, an Indian, was sentenced last
week by Judge Boise of the third district to
be hung for the murder pf Wapato Dave and
Fire. John Abbot was carrying on
the saloon business neai tunnel No. J
on the extension of the O. fc C. R E
oil Cew creek. On last Tuesday a per
son named Ruddy who claimed to be
entitled to the -possession of the prem
ises by virtue of some agreement, en
tered the premises and persuaded the j his wife. The execution was ordered on
barkeeper, . with a cocked revolver, to March 1st, between the hours of 11 a. m,
vacate.. Abbot went to the scene of anal--
,i , ,,, ,i . I Farmers and others desiring a genteel, In
crative agency business, by which $5 to $20
wnenne as inauceu zo leave oy me a d Q be earned sendadireaa at
same torcible argument Abbott, who on postal, to H. C. Wilkinson & Co., 195
was unarmed, accepted the situation 197 Fulton street, Xew York.
and went to a neighboring camp to pre
pare himself to defend his property.
On his return the whole plant was in
ishe?, although it is said that the
liquors were so badly frozen they would
not burn. The natter will be the
The schooner Truckee is loading lumber
at Bunch, Bennett and Co. 'a mill. She will
take 100,000 feet at C'oquille, entirely clear
ing the Wharf, and then complete her load at
Parkersburg.
The new vessel at North Bend was success-
Eugene Vaghorn and family have re
moved their residence to Portland.
Fred. Floed has gone to Portland on busi
ness.
Abram Tenbroek has sold his farm near
town, the old Stephens place, to B. F.
Ramp, of Marion county. .. ;
Henry Langenberg sold his lot and resi
dence in North Rosebnrg to L. McGregor,
or $700.
Isaac Bloom, the well known representa
tive of Schilling and Co. of San Francisco,
made us a pleasant call yesterday.
Our old fnend Charles Kohn, now in
business in Portland, gave us a pleasant call
this week. Charles is the "early bird that
catches the worm." S i
T. S. ltoadman Esq., and family have mi
grated to Eastern Oregon, where they ex--j
pect to .reside- Their friends wiah them
success.
H. Sengstakeu, A. M. Crawford, I. Hack
er, of Coos Bay, have been -here en business
at the land face this week, j
A. C. Joces Esq., formerly of Jackson
county, now of Seattle it v aahmgton tern
tory, has been stopping a few j days in this
city. " j .
A correspondent of the Standard from
Roseburg compares our popular butcher,
Bitxer, with ex-CouncUman Keller, of Port
land. Jake says that he does not object to
the correspondent praising the quality of his
befif, Bt he does object to bein ( compared
to a Portland councilman, either in or out of
office. ,
There is a report of a co-operative associ
ation to be established in North Roseburg,
to consist of a mill, brewery ,i saloon, hard
ware store, butcher shop etc. We are not
at liberty to give full particulars, as there
seems to be scmo hitch in the arrangements.
A .Railroad Slaughter.
A frightful accident occurred on the
Southern Pacific at an early hour last Satur
day morning. . The regular Southern Pacific
express had reached a point four miles from
Tehachapi, at an early hour. The train con
sisted of seven cars, four sleeping ceaches,
twe baggage cars and the mail and express
cars, and was in charge of Conductor Reed,
an old and experienced employe. The usual
time was made to Keene, aad at a station a
few miles below the help engine was attach
ed to assist in pnlliug the train up Tehacha
pi summit. The grade is several iniLaj long
and has an average rise of 116 feet to the
mile; Arrived at the pummit, the engines
were detached from the train to allow the
helping engine to sidetrack and return. Im
mediately the train began to move back on
the terrible grade, and, gradually increasing
in speed, soon got beyond control of the
brakemen and the other train men, and went
flying down the grade at lightning speed.
The runaway caused the greatest terror
among the passengers, who knew notpwhat
the end would be. On and on the train
sped, until a terrible velocity was attained.
When the distance of four mi1e3 had bc-eo
made, the two sleepers, baecr; i il and
express cars jumped the hL s.d .Vtcre
A t.t ATrml-.Art Train K.nhnPTT- i ' flfi T)iirrr Tl-ia c1amir('iinVi)'ia. I!
! " j ef the Hamburg-American Packet Company,
January ZAna an unsuccessful av- WM 8Unk JjlIiay 19tht in tQe; German
tempt was made to rob the east-bound i ocean, by a collision with the English steam
exbress train on the Central Pacific at I er Saltan, She sank in fifteee minutes afUr
3 r?
W. -ti-
BHERIDAII,
acciji-c?s to fhos. P. She'ridaa)
DKALKKS IN
Guns, Cutlery and Tireerr Fus- ;
" ni6uing Oeadg. -
TIHSTw.1 ROSEBURG, C2L.
Mentella Station. Jnst before the er- collision, me Wmona lets namnurg
i. - . . . , Ua the 18th with 380 passengers and a crew
nvalof the tram tenor twelve masked on au 56omthaCim HARDWARE, TINWARF. grOTS
men rode up to the station an captur- Bave been 3. The steamer had eight
ed and robbed the section men and lock- ijfe boats. and more persons may have been
ed them up in the water tank and as saved, but the loss of lif is undoubtedly
th? train approached displayed a light Ter7 g"-
iu front of the engine, when it stop- j
l'cY- : lilK SIIi UV1 a I t I fiiili' I II IP
T"Qf-l vrtlinfl noi0nep train wac
w (www uwv uv m-Kj a v- w& ma jl w a i . r
approaching by this time. The robbers
placed the train on the side track and
sent some of their number to tho end
of the switch, who ordered the conduc
tor and engineer of the west-bound
train to proceed, whi-;h luey did at a
rapid speed. They then detached the
express car from the tram and taking for MEN AND BOYS AND THE
mm
FOR THE BET WEARING
BOO
Having secured the above business, we
are prepared to keep up its former good
name far Work and prices. We bare the
best of material vnd always a full stock
of go ids on band and it is our aim to fur
uish customers with firsrclaS-. articles liv
let livv prices.
A full stock oflron acd steel for sal,
dealers from abroad will receive prompt
attention. K S. J. C. SIIEKIDAN
the coal picks from the engine broke in
the sides of the car, but the messengar
maintained his ground and kept up his
firing from within. They then made '
MOST DURABLE SHOES FOR
MISSES AND CHILDREN
Trv tlu U;lb.-.iis I
hurled broadside, throwiiig the terror-1 an unsuccessiul attempt 3 burn the
strieken passengers out of their berths car with what wood they could get
from the engine. The fight lasted
about three hours, when they with
drew. Mr. iloss was slightly wounded I po RTF. U
ataiust the seats. To add to the terror of
the scene, the cars caught tire from over
turned stoves and soon the whole train was
in flames. When the crash came many paa-
Manufactured by
SLESSINGER, & CO
fully launched last Saturday and christened
subject of a judicial investigation, but Cecil Dreeme. After being loaded with lum-
r o s.rret h;fe as yet been made.
"A Laxdm.vrk Gone. The German
community which settled at Aurora, in
the northern portion of Marion County,
i:dtr the management of Dr. Keil, has
her she will be taken to San Francisco,
where her machinery will be put in.
Joe. Nay, of Elk river, Curry county, is
prewiring to pat up a saw mill at his place in
the spring. His machinery will arrive in
April, and the mill will have a capacity of
15,000 feet per day. Nay recently purchased
DRY'S SALOON,
men in pursuit of the desperadoes and Ail goods of tins ifraimfacture made by Jackson Street, JRoseburg
. . i t i .i i , i I wane ra;n." jno v.uiuuien euijuujcu. i
it is to be hoed they may be captured. " " j" , :
In St Louis on the 14th inst. a fire
He is
b in dissolved and the property divided wharfage land at Port Orford
among the individual members. While Five families, comprisine upwards of
Dr. Keil lived the community prosper- j twenty persons, arrived at Sacramento from
ed because the doctor exercised almost I ow 18t wk to settle somewhere in
despotic control of the whole business Jack8on county, Oregen. They are pleased
, , - " .- ,. with the clinv.ts and say that tdere will be
and wa a good manaev. Since his , . . .. . 0
death, it has met the: fate "of all com-j from tj,at State.
munities, bscauso divided in opinion, Lt year Dean and Co.'s mill at Marsh-
and in order to avoid expensive litiga- field, rau 301 days, sawed 18,867 logs, and
tlon the members made an equitable manufactured 13,111,235 foet of lumber,
.omnromise amon? themselves. All 4x.vw laths, and oiS.OW broem handieo.
faveler3 frem the southern part of the . . ., . .
i irue more man mat or lool, owiug to a
State, whether by horseback, stage or glight advance iu the cost of laber and logs.
rail, will remember the kind hospitality j , c, , ,
he received at Aurora. As a communi- probabi8 that the most of our raerchaBts will
ty they have made profitable farms and ship over the Crescent City wagon road this
comfortable homes out of what was a I year.- It will be greatly to their advantage
very uninviving portion of the Will- to do BO' aB the rtM wul cheaper and
amette valley. . We have no doubt that V y ga new
" ! m a t r 0 f. T.ir An f npuinn will ha nnonoi
ns individuals thev will do still better, i
A new departure in the treatment of
chronic diseases has been made. Send to
Drs. Starkey and Palen, 1 1C9 Girard street,
Philadelphia, for their Treatise on Compound
Oxygen and leara Yll about it. ,M ailed free
All ordtr3 for the Compound Oxygen
Home Treatment directed to 11. E. Math
ews, COG i'ontgojnpry street, Sau Frauoiseo,
will be tided on the same terHis as if sent di
rectly to us in Philadelphia.
The business headquarters of the Lake
Superior & Puges Sound La: d Company hae
been trausforred froa. New Taco.tia to Port
laisd, whtrs they have been placed under tke
manageoiAut of Paul Shultz, of the Northern
Pacifio land departmut. Tiie Lake Superi
or tC Paget Sou'.i I Land Company owns a
large tract of laud in the Pugct Sound region,
MYETLE 0SEEK.
The past week has been the coldest weath
er that has been experienced here for several
years; thermometer down to 15.
Uncle Joseph Covnelison i froze his toes
while out on a hunt one day last week.
rirlflw Rrawn cut his foot severely while
chopping wood, one day last week
improving slowly. j
I.liss Jennie Baick returned .to Portland
Saturday to attend scheol.
fonro Smith and L. H. Harlow are
building new blacksmith shop, Marks,
Wollenberg and Co. having" bought the one
they now occupy.
If you want a good cigr ge to Keeler II
Gabbert's drug store.
Rev. Mr. Smick delivered a discourse at
the schoel house last Sabbath, which was
listened to by a crowded house. After, ser
vices Mr Smick submitted a proposition
looking to the building ef a church hoase
here. Ke said the Presbyterian board would
coutrib'ute for that purpose f 500 if the citi
zens would raise 1,000.
Levi Lolaud, Stats temperance lecturer,
spoke here on the evenings :ot the 16th and
17th int. He orgarnized a j band of Hope
on the i'Jth, with J. Elliott as superintend
ent. He also organized a lodge of Gopd
Templars, with 2Q charter members, tne
lodge to be known as "Myrtle Lodge.'
Frank P. Lane and Sana Hadley Jr. left
for Lakeview on the 23d. Their many
friends wish them a pleasant journey.
CCA8IONAL.
sengers were badly bruised and injured, so some two or three times, lue robbers
that they could not escape from the wreck, before thev left returned the train men San Francisco. They are jruara
i -ii . .i - i r i I . . . . i toun r.n iri vt mxi.ihi21ci.iuu. ii in
Hu.iu..ereDow.e jou wween the tr Watches. : Xn company has sent b ak m the bick pr rip in the side.
thfi heavv debna were burned tn pa.tl- I . ...., . . I . ... IT .r...' i
The shrieks of the wounded and the agonies
of the dying were fearful to witness. Those
uninjured hastened to relieve the victims,
and as far as possible, to rescue those still in " proEDi(X). ROSEBURG
the cars from a fearful death. The bodv of brok eut suortly attar 4 A. M. in tne j ROorri ROS- .YuNC ALLA
Mi'sh RnnirAB nf flat l.nrt baa btn fnnnrl llcihr-lipn nf tbft Pinntr'a TfnilSft. Od'mmV- I K. Ci. YOIISU.. OKLlAN D
... , , , i j i j
and also Mrs. Ex-Governor Downey's. inj, the block on Fourth street, between
Ta a e a i..el
cis inougn, as lar as Known, mat me pIn. And PKestnut. anJ extended to the
:i T j i ii a i. t I '
loau m uurucu auu au me Daggage All
that was saved frem these cars were two
treasure boxes of Wells Fargro and. Co. It is
believed that the ail agents and baggage
men were burned.
It is now certain that IS passengers in ad
dition to two porters were killed, and ten or
tweWe badly wounded, making twenty dead
m alL All the passengers iu the sleeping
Homicide at Junction. Another
one or iiiose learrni auiays tn.t rive
th Pacific coast its bad name occurred
at Junction city on the 19th of Jaunary
II. W. Abran s a merchant at Jiuict"o:i
city, Lane county Oregon shot and kill-
ed Dr. J. G. Brownlee of that place in
th former's store. There, wa much
excitement ut the killing and Mr Abram?
vur taken to the Eugene City jail for
s.,fv' keeping, where he will have his ex
amination. As the statement .of 'the
facts diUsr very materialy we prefer to
say notliin:? -until we receive the oliicial
report of t!).: ca.-?e. Vt'e 'cannot avoid
' howevc r in thi.-j connection, from ex
pre;ii:ig our coutosupt for a man who in
resenting a personal insult resorts to jthe
knife or pistol for satisfuctio!!.
EIor:einent Under DiSculties-
A dispatch from Eaor.e City of
aad it cou'u not have Seiec:ed a person bet
ter qualified than Mr. Sbaitz to tare charge
of the business on this coast.
Frc-d. Ee d was foreman of a jury called
in it e-ii a tipir who who die i recently at
WeektiviLe. The following verdict was re
turned: "We, the jury appointed to sit upon
the body of Andy Walsh, now lying before
.January -uc says: . v. c uc.j, county E3j nnd that no came to his aeata irom a
'change of whisky."
It has been ascertaioed that Klamath coun
ty's proportion of the indebtedness of Lake
county is i.SoO SO, of which amount nearly
2,20U is State tare. It will thus be seen
that the afTair3 of Lake county have bacii
judiciously managed, .nd that in spite of
iaiiy unfavorable circumstances her debt is
very smail.
Wiiner & Sous have completed ths ncv
road frem Jacksonville to Crescent City to
its $nnectiou with the old road, at a cost
of between $15,000 and $20,000. Everything
will be ready for freighting before April.
t is thought that a large portion of the
Jacksonville freight will be hauled over this
route. 1 .
Tho 1 1 1 adage that "true love never runs
smooth," eecms to have been well verified
with a. vomit? couole from the verdant
, - Q A
fields of Benton county, who were recently
married iu Roseburg. The groom, a young
man o: sonio twenty-one summers, of prepos
sessing appearauce, and the bride, a bluih
ia beauty of sixteen, got eft the south
hound traia at Roseburg, oa the niht of the
23d. The next morning' the young man
made the acquaintance of one of the young
bloods of the town and introduced him to
his intended bride and solicited his assist
ance in obtaining a license.: ine younc man
believing that the couple were old enough
nroceaded to the clerk's ofHco and there
made the necessary affidavit, wherein h
.stated that the couple were repsectively
o ver the ages of 18 and 21 years. With thi3
lecal document the partita proceeded to the
METROPOLITAN SALOQU,
EOSEBUIIO, OUEG0KT,
Mcculloch & co,
0XLY THE BEST BRAJfD
-OF
WINeS, LIQUORS AND CIOARS
Kept on hand, and customers will fiaittdi
a pleasant place of resrrt.
1 Metroiohtan Ilotel.
pantry, stereroom a".d servants' quar
ters. These are all in a building in the
rear, and detached from the hotel,
which wai not -injured. One of the
Lservants wag smothered to death, one
Was burned and two others have broken
The propretor of this well known and
popular resort wonld tbauk his friends
for their liberal patronage in the past
aud would ask for a continuance of
be same in tbe luture. The public is
informed that 1 keep none but the best
brands of wines, liquors and cigars
and that I sell over tho bar thecel
brawl Jesse Moore & Co.' Kentucky
V hiskies
A good billiard table will be found
in the ealoon; also the lead ha j papers
of the world.
T2iis Popular House
E. R THOMPSOX,
K. II. TUOMPSON,
St. 3. SB VA.S9
wM HOKJSXkLAjgr
limbs. Great excitement prevailed
i 1
car, except Mr. aud Mrs. -Ashe, of Sacra- among the guests and fcher occupants
meuto, were either killed or wounded. Gf the hotel, most of whom left the changed handa. has been
Johnson, porter of the sleepmg ear, was ouse, but returned again during the
BitrifitA.l n th center of the business
portion of Roseburg, having recently
Thompson, Do Hart Go,
Importers and deal ess la
badly burned and afterwards died frem his 1 , . . - , v fion T, . COMPLETELY RENOVATED,
Uoing dowa the-arade the coach and 1 114""31' V0,uu" wui no" 1 . fi, ,anntinn f vumU
smoker led the way but did not leava the Milwaukee fire, was the work of mcen- j TheDiulng Room will be supplied. wi th J Ceal, Iron, Steelj Eardwetf
track. Ihcy became uaeoupled ia sme j diaries, for the purpose of robbery. I the bet the .
way and ran on down about two miles from hth kf araVa wanld ba ade- '
the scene of the disaster. None ef the per
sous in these ears were iajured., The sleeper,
directly behind the smoker, jumped the
track and tbe ears fallowing were piled on
top.
quate punishment fer such fiends.
At ameetinsr of the Republican na- ,k tfniUnrto. As Mrs. Ziele
I " ' " &v' - ., iS .
ional committee, held in Washington has charge of tue kitchen, tne quaiuy
' 1 4U nti.iar will hj nnnXf pnt'iOaaole.
on the 17th inst., Dorsey's resignation aatcs reasonable, free coach freiu
An Act to Protect Laborers in Timber
and Logging Camps. '
Be it enacted by tbe Legislative Assem
bly of the Stat ef Oregon:
Section 1. Any laborer m the timber
or in auy logging camp shall have a lien
upon any timber or les cut or manu
factured by him, or in such camp, for
the amount due him for labor on or
about the same.
Sec. 2. Such laborer shall file a copy
of his demand, verified by his oath, in
the Connty Clerk's office, within thirty
days of his ceasing work on such timber,
cr in such, or in lieu f such filing, such
laborer or laborers may tsike and hold
poe.ssion of such timber or logs, subject
to the payment of their ...demand; Pro
vided, however, That if such timber or
legs should be sold at any time while
such 'laborers are still at work, they
mayjtake posossion ef .such logs and
hold the same as aforesaid at any time
before said legs are delivered at the mill
where they are t be manufactured into
lumber.
Was accepted and John A. Martin, of the railroad.
Kansas, was appointed in his place.
LOU. ZIGLER.
A-VALUABL!
FARM FOE S-AX.JE
e 0
Steamboat Explosion. A Seattle
dispatch ef January the 17 th says: the
Steamer Josephine, which left this city
U 6:30 this morning for Skagit river,
having on board a full freight and twen
Sfcy passengers, blew up this afternoon in
Port Susan bay, fifty miles north of this
point Robert Bailey, acting master; ncONSISTINQ OF 525 ACRES OF
Pa 1-1 tand. -irnftfpd 11 tnilea northseast of
.R thfi ktewnrd- 8am Kavanaub the iRoseburflr, in Mount Scott Precinct . One
ens, the stewaiu, Ham Jvavanaugn, tne h j d acri)S loW amjf the balance
ireman, and several passengers are re- good pasture land, well watered ana an
under goa 'ence. jrinty oi nr uu
oak timber ior fencing and fuel. Good
farm hou-e and barn ana otwer out
The
bortod lo3t.
X3IX SSE?l0IWaS?O": '
and wacoa material.
184 First et.,and ITS ana ITS Trass i&
Portland, Oreffoa.
Carnage Hardware. n JsaT
Santa. Glaus in
BUSEBTJBGI
Headquoctors at
LANGENBERG BROS.
"ITJIIERF CAN BB FOUNI ETERTTHIVa IU
V the TOY, NOTION and MUSICAL 110
larg-e3t assortmeut of
k'c. 3. Any laborer
f:1in? such lieu
elocutionary entertainment giv. ouildings, and 500 choice fruit trees
en by Mitt. A. F. Luse at the court KTw?Vi. X
house was a success. There were at 1 njau & Ball," attorneys, Koseburg.
IcASfc one hundred peisor.s present, and
the selections were of the very best and
the reading of the h'ghest order cf elo
cution. Miss. Luse will, on (this) Frvj
day night give an eutire new program.
and all who have not heard her should
avail themselves of this last opportunity;
HARSIAUES.
(5-
A M slows c iia c is t -
j:idge, di-id at his rosideTice in this city
at tw j o'clock this afternoon. lie was
burn in Lu'in county, Penn.J Dec. 1,
lit?', moved to California in 1803, and
c:m-i to Oregon about two years later
1I was principal of the public school at
RoeLur, and while teaching read law
with S. r. Cl.:il id, lie. was admitted
i:i 1"7, anJ'hhcrtly after was luarried
to Miss Nannie Linn, ct Jacksonville.
In 1S70 he commenced practice in
Eugene, and has been asseciated in law
with Messrs. Underwood, Thompson &
Fagan respectively. He was elected
prosecuting attorney of this district in
1872, and re-elected to the same office
in 1874. lie was elected judge of
Lane county in 1880. He was prostrat
o'd by quick comsumption about the 1st
of December. He leaves a wife and
two daughters, aged respectively twelve
and nine years. Judge Fitch was a
man of great natural talent, and was
. held in high esteem by different memb
ers ef the bar threugheut the- gtate.
The above dispatch will be received by
the many friends of Charlie in Douglas
county with sincere regret. Judge
Fitch lived with us for so .many years,
and after he left us to make his residence
in Eugene City, was so often with ns
that Douglas county claimed him as
her own and was preud of him. We
knoWjbuk few, so well known, who was
more ; beloved and respected. He died
young, and had he lived would have
been one' ot the leading men f the
stite. We tender our sympathies to
the bereaved wife and family.
The County Clerk yesterday recorded four
deeds for claims 'oa the Excelsior ledge, in
the Bohemia district. The conveyance was
mad to parties in San Francisco, There is
no doubt that the quartz ledges in this dis
trict are superior to. the Comatock in Neva
da, and this will be proveu whenever they
fall into the hands of " capitalists who intend
to work them. If, however, it is a steck
gambling speculation, they will remain as
they have since their discovery, f no value
te the country of their ewners.
The Portland fire, as reported by tele
gram to the Ivsfxkdekt last week was la-
correct. There were twe fires at the sane
time. The fire en Front and First street
only destroyed the house ef Corbitt & Mac
leay. The adjoining houses of Knapp, Bar
ren Sc. Co. and Fleischner, Mayer & Co.,
were but slightly damaged, their loss bing
fully insured. The loss ef Corbitt & Mac
leay is estimated at $143,000, a total loss:
insured for 120,000. The other fire occur
red on First street, near Oak, in a lot of
frame shanties, and was probably the work
of an incendiary. The loss was bnt a few
thousand dollars, aad the most ef it was in
sured for more than its value.
residence of Rev. John Howard, 'and there or noiamg tne possession ot sucii logs,
eutered into that holy contract which was Khali, within twenty days o such filing,
henceforth to make the twain one .flesh. nr w:,i.:n 4-fin nf h: ri,;ncT nsa
l. - . sion ef lo2;s or timber, as by thi3 act pro
the Metropolitan hotel to eujoy the blessings r . -
cf married lifo. but alas, a hard-hearted pa- vlded commence an action at law on
rent had sworn out a warrant before a just- his demand and diligoutly prosecute the:
ice of the peace irT Bsnton county charging game to judgment, and in his complaint
the young man v. ith abducting a female nn- gefc f0Yl the f !tcU C0Uititnting
der IS vear3 of aec, which warraut was tel- i- j
eraphed to Sherift' Turdom, with a request , . , , . , . ,
to return the partite to Benton county ouambuca Frusiy mui uo CHchuCu
Thby had already taken the train for home, and adjudged to be sold in manner as now
expecting to receive the forgiveness and I required by &w in case ot attached prop
Diessicg of the parents, but when the tram j gvf y
s i -r- -rx i fit -rt" I
arrivea n Jram stauoa iepuy onenn A nnrnvpd 0tnbr 2S. 18ft2
chief, stepped on board the train and ar
rested the croom and returned the counle to
Roscbunr. where the eroom was lacked nn ThK following extract from an ex-
in one of the iron cells of the jail for saf j change will be received with a good deal
keeping, while the bride was furnished a Gf satisfaction by one, if not more, O
roomaneetropontan notel. Ihe couple our circuit judges: A question having
were very much affected by th turn affairs . , . A,
had taken, bnt bor. th.ir m,flwMn nstn m to the eligibility of the govern.
- w MMFftw wwmww wua f .
placently. or of the State of Illinois to be elected
The next morning Sheriff" Pardom started United States senator, the fact is called
with the prisoners U Benton county, where up that a committee of the censtitution
it is to be hoped tho father may relent and al C0nventiOn of 1870 declined to make
lorgive me young people and that they may , .. .
live te eniey a Ion and nrosnei-ftn. l,f 1 " '"""u
i . .. . i i .
nnalloyea happiness. ground that bo provision in a eaie
constitution ceuld make any StaU
BROCKVAY DREW; Jav.ary 25th, at
the residetice of N. Cocklerese, by Kev.
M, C Miller, E. B. Brockway to Mrs. Ma
ry F. Drew.
EDW ARDS BARTON January 21st, by
Dauglss Lovius, J. P., Fletcher h.dards
to Luc'y A. Bartou.
BETHERS PORTER. Ir Reseburg, Jan.
24th, by Rv. J ohn Jloward. Jlmer Beth
ers to llucy Porter, both of Benton county.
Notice to Creditors.
Skkatorial EncTieN. The fellow- officer ineligible fer the occupancy f any
ing senators have been elected since office or position provided fer under the
ur last issue: in Massachusetts Gee. constitution of tar United States.
F. Hoar has been re-elected. In New Judge Trumbull was elected Senator be.
Jersey Jehn R. MePherson; Democrat, fore his term as judge had expired.
was re-elected en the first ballot The constitution of the State, as then
In West Virginia J ohm K Kenna, in force, had a provision that no State
democrat, was elected in separate ses- judge whose term of office was unex-
sion. In. Texas the Legislature re- pired could be elected United States
elected U. S. Senator Coke, democrat senator. The question of Judge Trum
In Kansas Plumb, republican, was de- bull's eligibility was raised in the senate,
clared re-elected. In Colorado, Minne. but that body declared emphatically
seta, Michigan and - Nebraska, the leg- that no provision in a State constitution
Matures have failed to elect up to this ceuld render ineligible a person duly
date. elected ta tho sena,ta .
TO THE - PUBLIC.
f5
DOLLS, TIN WAGONS, TEA 8STTS, CKIKA A
tJLASSWAKK, MUOS, CUPS, TOY TliTOLS
AND COMiW, POP GVSS, CBTSTAL
INKSTANDS, SAUCERS, MU&-
TaCUS CUPS, CHIMES
TOOL CHJCSTL,
Tops, s.:,i HoiiiJay jjiXta for sverybody, to
oud u menuou. Also
from Jewsharpg up. Call and so Ut i
dor, tlitt Orjaoina. .
CHEAP FOR CASH AT
Langcaberu JUros
LOUIS T3TZlL.irTAl
Roseburg1, Orogors
Demand for our goods coinpellled us
to send for a comidete assortment,
In the County Court of the State of Oregon for th
Coutjr of DourUm. In the mattr i in estate
of J-eph ftisherrwr deccaseJ.
lO TBS CRElPiTOKS AND ALL PERSONS JX
tirvit.'l in th pstin at ,TrMeli ttisbcrrer de-
ceaged. You ar lireby notifted that th under-1 Waica WO aro daily reeeiVlllZ from the
sig-ned, O. K. P. Oain, was, by order of tbe County - . - , . - .
Court of Douglas county, Oregon, maae ana entereo l uisi uuiu, oau vau uviu vj
In naid curt on the 15tb day oi January, i&isj, ap
pointed administrator of the estate of said deceased,
and letters f administration thereupon duly Issued
to him. All DM-aons havine clahns againrt said es
tate are hereby required to present mem, amy jven
fied, to the uniersip.ed admlnirtrator, at hts place of
residence ia Canyonmie p ectnci, Lo?iaa oouuvy, (
Orercn, er at the office ot Herman a Ball, in Koso-
burg-, within six months front this date.
o. Kt. r. i;am, KUDiQiitrewr.
Boteburf , Jan. 27, 1S33.
J 27 2 S3 ' St-'S C ! I
Cmt stock is
1 f iU Cfof-A
ROSEBURG ACADEMY. Ep 'rfr-mlb?l
w ca. if you vant bargains, now is vew
i.i . ... A ort.i oar ibtv vnur
mi , e-i i iiui w cm uu ' j
lne pjivaie ierm ui ocuwi, vwiiaou5
of 14 weeks, will begin on
time to cal
se;ves befoi . purchasing tusewiiere.
We mean what-we say aod you can aU
w ftjr find ns at th
OLD STAND
Otsdoor rem the :PetLoSWe.
GUARDIAN'S SALE.
Monday Uecember 4tLvl882.
Mrs. J. Webb, who has been
t.rtinor fnr xsanv veara. and whose!
ropuUtion'a a teacher is established,
will have charge ef the Uwer grades.
AitilUa "X A wrOTICE 18 HEREBY OTVEIf THAT BY OBDSK
; A X t the County Court of Douglas County, .Orepn,
n-t Mr flnnnvimenf ' CBi I. th 8th da f JanuarT. A. D. 1SS3, I will, on
rruuttll icpatv-, --.y ,iw,'sit .! of Februarr. 18S3. at two
o'clock T. M. of said day, on the said premises, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, the following
described land to-wiU An undivided one-sixth inter
est in the following premises: Beginning at a point
25 chains south and & degrees east of the nortwrst
corner of section four, in township 25 south o range
five west, running thence south one degree and 30
minto7east 20 and 20-100 chains, thenoe east five
chains, thence north I degree SI minutes, west 18 and
meo chains, theoce west S and 62-100 chidns, thenco
north 1 and 8-100 chayis, thence north 89 deCToes,
. i a nn Khum. to the ulace of bemnmng,
and conuinint 9 acres mor or less, "
Douglas sounty, Oregon. Terms of saU nA to hud,
jmUw Guardian for V. P. WilUamtoa.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DI2ALKU IN WATCHE8,
1 - CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
A FINE ASSORTMENT OW TZ&
TACLE3, OF ALL KINDS
Call and examine .ear stocaj before
purchasing . .Isewher. Dea't lorgl
the eld stand of w ;
Fyurth tirade,
Third Grade,
Second Grade,
First Grade,
$0.00.
$G.50.
$t.50.
$9.00.
Tuition Dae in Adrance.
23. A. CATIIEY,
Pr incipsL
By bnying at dealers prices. We wSl
eell you any article for family or per
Bonal use, in any quantity at Vholeeale
Price Whatever you want, senfl lot
our catalogue ( free) and yon will find
it there. We cany in ctock the Hrgcet
variety of roods in Uic Unh3d States.
MONTGOMERY WARD cCO.
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