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Newspaper Page TextORIGINAL DEFECTIVE g A r, vs ROSEBURG I REVIEW FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 18cC rgX-iM, -J OCtX; ,SJ! YXIX E&?:a3ktiftl No mail east, 15 feet of snow on N. P. R R. The Drain Echo poetry last week Was 'all o. k. 1 ;r,..'f '.. C Y, ; r . Some excellent correspondence crowed over to next week -: - - . A. A. Fink is in our midst, showing signs of good preservation. . j. '." " , Rev. j R. N. Bell will preach at Wilbur next Sunday morning, i The refreshing bouquet of Mr. Sol. Abra ham's "Sunbeam Tea." Rev. Gittings will preach at Oakland next Sunday morning arid evening.. v . , , There will be a meeting of the Reform club next Tuesday evening. Everybody invited to .mend. j ' - The new steamerN. S. ; Bently : wrecked at Albany Tuesday, by striking a pier of the new bridge. " i ' "', ; V T -'' m potency in man or woman- cured by Oihnore's Aromatic Wine. For sale atMars ter's drur store. '.. When there is no 'sunshine to gladden you, a cup of Mr. SoL Abrahan's "Sunbeam Tea" will do quite welL . iff; -i; WE warrant Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir to re'ieye the Asthma in one minute. For sale Kt Market's drug store. ; - Hon. W. F. Benjamin' is spoken of for the 1 Rest Speaker of the House. We say, here is 1-Hr vote for you "Bro. B. Mr. and Mrs.' Chas.'W Johnston will be hanpv to receive friends at their home Jan. 1, INS7, between 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. An. able article on .'-Industrial Education" wilt appear in next week's isue, from 'the pen of President B. L. Arnold of Corvallis Or. . , I. F. Terry's wife, left for Los Angeles last Monday week to visit her parents Mr, Terry will feel sad and lonely for a few weks. Our January number -will have something to say about this timber question that is agitating the public mind at present, in Dojglas county. LAMlirt is life and health-worth prerv ng? If you think go use Gilmoro's Arp ' inatia-Wine. ' For- sale" at Marster's drug sUire.A- - - , . - oiv'k your children for coughs and coHs -rnpV whixipin" qoufili and koarsfnevs Otl mo:e'i Mynetic Elixin For sale at Mars tcr's drug store. Rev. F.: M. Culp wflV preach in the M. E. t hurck South next" Sabbath' morning. All are invfte'd. "Subject .What' is - man? No ser vice in the evening. "" ' . ' ' ; '""" e. e. carr, of Daggetts Mills Pa., says he save.l tiiulife of hii ;hiM -with croup by .us'-nsr (i'l moire's Magnetics Elixir. " 5 For sale at Mrsrster's drug store.: ' : ' r.r.vt e. J. wrniTNEY of Cl'irkson N. Y., s;ivs (iiiimre!8 Aroinutitt Wine fc.r female wsd;aV.s, stauds wltliijut a rival. , For sale at .-Marster's drug store. wtlu's L. CCLVER of" Pavilion, -N, Y., says E'm: O.ii.norea .Maiiatlc Elixir eured him ,!' a ban standing Throat ind lung trouble. For fdts it M.-,rstenf drug store, i i:EV?w. F. 'revVA, Baptist church, Aurora I S., that Gilmore's Aromatic Wine is a h-..usei...ld remedy an that no family should Jha ,ate has ()or)e some jn (he wituoutit. For sale at Marsters -drug way 0f bringing logs down the small streams ir,n J There has. been' about 600 lops -arrived atjhe HKV. II. B.- ewsu, of Pavi ion, N. Y. 1 mill, and -the loggers arc anxious for more hi8 of (Elmore's Aromatic Win.: "I be- rain and high waters. " ,. -lWvVittobea mostdsirabW remedy to be j Tw Siuslaw; stage.driver .r,nfl a (!)ai, p;a,d iu every family." For saie at Mar. n)an p0 ,he ,ach OIl the 2(,th. . Justice Wade ;,urs drug store 1, . I and another party went to bury him on the I left my book (The Universal Household Assistant) through mistake. Will ,the person who has it be so kind as to leave it at the Cen tral hotel; I will pay for thir trouble. - Mrs. Sarah A. Taylor. The railroad commissioners went south with Supt. Brandt last Thursday morning, to in ijiecl the road . This is a sign of early com pletion of the "missing link," between Cali fornia and Oregon, so we surmise. Why go to Roseburg or anywhere else for teeth when you can get them in Oakland as th(l3y ' Callirig on 'Drl' S,""Kr Raymond whose work has stood the test for years. His office is at Ms residence and prices 'to suit the harrf - times!fe', rs-yw- - Dr. M. . T. Crawlord. has recovered his health and will enter upon the active practice of his. profession. His office is temporarily ovei Judge Caddis cabinet shop. We wish him success, office hours from 9 to 4. Lew Johnson's Colored Minstrels gave a well received entertainment to a crowded hall last night. The singing, chorus and ballad, was fine, while "Mamma's Black Baby Boy" and plantation delineations took the audience by storm. Boise City, Idnhu, Democrat. 1 he Roseburg correspondent for the Drain Echo seems to have had his gall turned over by Rev. Ingle of late. We venture the" re mark that Mr. Ingle has done as much real irood morally for this citv as the criticising correspondent ever did; We hone the wounded bird will get letter. - Lew Johnson's Colored Company appeared at the opera house last night in one of their concert performances and entertained their au dience in a pleasing and satisfactory way. They caused considerable merriment and were fre quently applauded. They are sure to please all who may attend. St. Louis. Mo., Globe 1 'emoet.it. t ' The Signal Service Observer rej orts that j the total precipitation for December 1 886 to j date 30th, has been 6.82 ir.rhcs; average j December precip. 6.33 in., or .49 of an inch I more precip. this mor.th than the average for 9 years. Total percip i r the reason, from Tulv I, 15.41 inches; average fir same period 14.01 inches, or .So of an inch mure precip. this season than tiie average for 9 years. Did you ever hear the singing at a southern camp meeting? or have you 'ever listened to the wild-wood harmony of a parcel of colored deck hands on a lower river steamer. If so, you can imagine the concert given by the Lew Johnson Colored Company at Sherimn Hall last eve ning. Anvng the attendants were several pruininent ministers an ! for-.-:iivst citizens of thf city, all of whom hecrtiiy applauded a nust meritorious concert, They shtw a knowledge of music outside the plantation me!od:c. thnt will ljeappreclated by the most crincal. What is lnckinir in theory is fully ni:!i'e :; in heart felt harmony such as the darkey only i.-: ; -ijmble of rendering. The fmal pr;"orman:e a ill be given tomorrow evening, and even tV: most fastidious will be p!e.v;ed St. Paul Pioneer Prf ss. " - Hnrtin'' Jtrtnx. ( Plenty of bad .wathur beie. That is a queer tug boat George wants to get onto. f, There has been an -Ants-Radius hospital established at the head of navigation on Smith river. The Sunday school is prernrin n Chr'st mas tree to be on Saturday nijht. There will tje a dance on Friday night 1 The school will give two weeks vacation during the holidays. It is prospering nicely under its present efficient management. The schooner Neptune arrived the iolh, 31 1 days from Sin Francisco. She brought freight for the G. M. Co., and will load with t lumber for the city. same date. It is supposed to be the man who drifted over the bar at the mouth of Coos bay some two weeks ago. . . .The weather has been very rough on the coast. One vessel, the Emma Utter went ashore on Lthe south beach at the mouth of the Siuslaw river on Saturday night last. Another one bound for this port was seen some days ago, but has not succeeded in crossing the 1 ar yet. WlNM.F.'S. OXZ XEA.1l GOO J BVE. How can we say good bye Old Year, W'hen we've been friends so long? I low .can we clasp the parting' hand, j And sing the parting song? ; In cold and heat and sun and sleet, In storm and fairest weather, . . Through days and nights and weeks and We've fared alike together. ' months, Sometimes our hearts have been so light We almost wonder why; Sometimes gray clouds of chilling gloom Have hid our sun lit sky. Some precious things we've gained Old V'ear, And some, alas, have lost: -Some tears have shed, some lessons learned That many a dream have lost. Now we must say good bye Old Vear, Thy time is now full done; - , So lay thee down and take thy rest, But I must still co on. Th,lrik ol "e ;,t m' best ld Vear5 As I'll remember thee; Take with thee only memoi ies fair On to eternity. '": F. M. C. Silver Wedding. Hon. A. C. Jones and wife-celebrated their 25th wedding anni v.-rsary last Thursday evening, Dec. 23, 18S6. Many and valuable were the silver presents : presented by their many friends. The repast was all heart could w ish, and we return thanks for some of the splendid cake May they j reach their golden wedding before their sun sets. We would say more had we room. ; 1 For Sai.e.-Two beautiful luts for sale in j ,i,.. j,, . . .... ri 1 .v. . 1 1 i ' s " ' wtdl located, fenced, and sidewalk on one side. Tenns reasonable, oifieej' Inquire at The Review S!ar.Rir.F' SALE. -Oil January 11th, 1SS7 at tbi fann of Robert Phipps I wilj sell the following oersonal orooervt. 600 head of sheeo. r .. .1 1, ., " u 1 1 a tcu- c:ill a nnit tioiscs. unp rhr.Tshcr and on header. B. C. Aula:. SherilT, "A Kl.A A l ITEmS: Christmas passed oil' quietly. Dr. Li. lie bus returned from Cottage Grove. J. W. Norwood Myide Creek. II. B. Sacry and 'made a living visit to wife of I-Cel spent Christmas here. lack Wilson spent several ays visiting fnentis at Alb'Hi)". ' Johnson's Co'oied Minstrel troupe are billtd i fur here J.vi . 4th. Dr.. Fields now occupies Mrs. E. J. Walters residence n Beccner smet. ' The poi t office is 10 ie titled up for a drug sU- e, it so let the god work go on " "i'he Enterp-e i ssued a larger supplement for the' Christmas number than itself. .. .. . r . . -. The Ohristmis tree was largely attended, the principal object being Santa Claus. Raj Hamblin left for Portland on Tuesday's tra n to fill the txjsitum he formerly held. Dr.- Osier of 'Roseburg was in town last week, the Dr. has a host of friends here We had the pleasure oshakiii" hands with h:s 0 is Tavlor at Thursdavs train while on w i.V n me t . Koscburg. - . It, is rumored that the residents along Elk creek arp c. Tal l dnimr about the two dams across the creek thereby preventing lish from J going up stream and unless they are opened j they prop e taking the proper means of com- pelling fhe same to 1 done. '1 ' ' Dbft.EX. - Rev, F. M. Culp has gone back to his old trade, that of dmtistry, HuwilJ le ready in ...fcw days to do all 'work m his line in rirst diss order. He will not allow this work to interfere with his regular' preaching? f"i ' ..f ; -ill All person's' are'1 forbidden to' hiint on my premsises, with dogs or in any way what ever, under a' penalty of prosecution. John Dixox. Rosburg, Or. Dec. loth, l8S5. ' GElf. JOHN A. ZOGAK UK Alt. . This , distinguiLed.J.tal4:kujuMiul Koldier died in Washington citv r'ast Sunday in his 6l8t year.3 A hioie ex tended notice trill ''6e"gitfen3''1itl?!'S,IIf. llty Election. On last Monday the annual city election took place. Everything passed off quietly, with good feeling on all side. Three tickets were in the field, but the ticket known as ihe People's ticket triumphed about three to one. The following named gentlemen were elected: j Mayor, A. Mires; marshatl, J. R. Wallace; j counciltnen, D. Murray, I. T. Kerme, M.. J Becker, P. McGrath, H. Baker; School di ' rectors, Ruth Ford, M. Mitchell. H B Starr, j ! Jno. A. Shoudy. Annie Saltaday, clerk nf I school district;- New Era W. T. It is quite eomparabe to sunshine in its stimulating and invigorating effect Mr Sol. : Abraham's "Sun!eam Tea." MARRIED. MANX, COCHRAN. At the residence of Win. Cochran in Looking Glass last Wed nesday T. S. Mann of Portland and Miss Leona B. Cochrstn, Rev.. How.ud officiating. The prospects for these newly married persons are bright, and they have our very best wishes for a happy voyage down the stream of life, The groom Ls a wide awake business man ;n Oregon's metropolis, he having inherited - the' elements of success that 'characterizes his father, who is an eminent phys.d in. The )rll(e js one of - Douglas count v's fairest d h f h w " ClW'irAR bc. ' i inn one of our most enertretic, and enter;irism ' ; citizens. This tadv is accomniished in nil lhi- j cuhure lhal gtMis t(J make up characRr ;il ti)e ' girls of this day. The dress, dinner, guests ? and "remonv were fully up t the m.uk, j wh,ch make a haPP' anJ Se,,u! wcIl,!n' " n '-nlay the nuptials leil for Portia,! i where thoy will reside. May nro-petitv 1 -T - May pn.-petitv and happiness be theirs. , P.OYLE, JACKSON. -At the brides resi dence Dece.uber 25th, Miss Delia C. Jackson near CanyonviSle, and Joseph L. Boyle, all of Douglas county Oregon, Rev. J. R. N. Bell i officiating. ' Had we space we should like to indulge in a description of the nu !'."d fesiivi ties. It was Christmas day also, and happy were those that attended the-wedding it obn Jackson's home on the flowing Uuipqiiu l ist Saturday. I. W'ollenberg led the grinin and blushutg bride to the altar, and presented them to the oi7icia;iug clergyman, and he did this in his most happy, tuetonic style. The lecejvioi" on Sunday at the groom's father's residence, was all that heart could wish. We sh uld like to say more, but want of room forbids, except to say, the very best wishes of ti.e en tire Review force goes with the happy couple. SMITH, SLOCUM. II. E. Smith, of East Portland to Miss Xellie S locum of Wil bur on December 25th, lSS5, at bn-lcs resi dence, by Rev. Mr. Gittings. The wedding was an elegant affair. The bride is a grand daughter of Col. Wm Martin of Douglas, and the groom is a gentleman of good bnsiness of East. Portland. These persons will make life a success. MALONEV SHRADER. M. M.iloney ' ant' ''-ss Jklr'!ara Shrader at the McClallen j house Dec. 24th, 1SS6, by Rev. I. K. N. Bell. ; The very lest wishes of The Review are I hereby extended to this happy coupte. . BORN THORNTON. Bern to the wife of Isaac Thornton fast Thursday a boy, weight ten llis. Oh how high 'saac steps now. : , . r- XECROCOOT. REESE. Mrs. I). Reese died at Civil Bend December 24, 1 886, after a lingering illness of about 25 years. She. was a patient sufferer, and, has now entered into the rest of the redeemed at God's right hand. ,. ; EeMOSS Mrs..- E. A. DeM.ws, wife f Prof. James E-eMoss died in this city Tuesday December 28th, 1S86, aged 46 years, 5 months and I day. The funeral sevices were conduc ted by Rev; G. W. Miller. Her relatives and friends deeply mourn her loss.