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Imperial Valley press., 1907-07-23

In the matter of the school tax of Fl
 Centro school district, in the county
 of San Diego, state of California. Whereas. In thejudgmeut of the board of trustees of E Ceutro school district, in the county of San Diego, state of Cal iforuia, it is advisable to call an election and submit to the electors of said dis trict the question of voting a special tax to the amount of ($l5O0) Fifteen Hun dred dollars, to furnish school facilities for the school district to maintain a school, for building and furnishing a school house.
 Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered- First-That such election be and the same is hereby called to be held on the 10th day of August, 1907, between the hours of II o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the school house in said district,
 second-That the following named persons be and theyare hereby appoint ed officers to conduct the said election, viz: J. E. Tout as judge and A. Shep- pard as judge and F. G. Havens as in- spectOr.
 Third-That such election be called by posting notices signed by this board, in three of the most public places in the district. viz: Public school house, post office and at cross roads west of town for not less than twenty days before the election and that such notice be pub lished in the Imperial Valley Press, q newspaper printed and published in said San Diego county, not less than once a week for three successive weeks prior to the date of holding such election.
 Fourth-That such notice shall be as follows, tO-wit
 Election Notice-School Tax State of California, County of San Diego.
 Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors of Fl Centro school district, San Diego county, California, that in ac- cordance with the provisions of sections 1880 to 1889, Political Code, an election will be held on the 10th day of August, A. D., 1907, at which will be submitted to the qualified electors of said district the question of voting a special tax to furnish school facilities for the school district, to maintain school, for build ing and furnishing school house.
 It will be necessary to raise for this purpose the sum of $500.
 The polls will be opened at public school house from II o'clock a. m. until 8 o'clock p. m.
 The following persons are hereby ap' pointed officers to conduct said election, viz: J. k. Tout as judge, A. Sheppard as judge, F. G. Ravens as inspector.
 Ira Aten,
 K. M. Adams,
 H. M. Kinne,
 District School Trustees Dated at Fl Ger tro, Cal, July IS. 'o7 J2O-aIo
Imperial Valley press., 1907-07-23
WANTED

SALESMEN WANTED For our new county, township and rail- road survey of California. Counties, towns and railroad stations are fully indexed with location, population and many other features too numerous to mention Splendid opportunity for energetic men. Rand, McNally x Co.,, Chicago, III. 39tt
Imperial Valley press., 1907-07-23
Classified Liners

Liners under this heading will be in
 serted for cents line each insertion.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-07-23
LOST

genuine Panama hat between Imperial Ave- and the Dahlia ditch on the Wjlsie road. Please return to Press office l5-l6
Imperial Valley press., 1907-07-23

FOR sALE-3o head milk cows,
 Holstein bull, 12 heiiers. This stock is located at corner of Fillmore st.. and Magnolia ave, Arlington station, Riverside, Cal. Enquire of or ad- dress, 4. F. Prunk, same place. l5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1907-07-23

Tomatoes for sale al 2 cents per pound E A. Cultch. 3 miles south west of Fl Cenr0. on DahIia canal
Imperial Valley press., 1907-07-23

FOR rALE-l horse for sale or trade for shoats; 3 cows, 1 fresh, for sale. Enquire of A. I. Baker, ? miles south west of Fl Centro. 4tf
Imperial Valley press., 1907-07-23

FOR SALE-20 young cows, 16 heifers and calves. Write II. O. Sisson or see stock at Will VanHorn's. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1907-07-23

In the matter of the school tax of Fl Centro school district, in the county of San DIego, state of California.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-07-23
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE-Household goods and
 farm machinery also brood soWs,
 must sell at once Jacob Duman l4-l6
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
GOTHAM LEADS IN
USE Of TELEPHONE
OVER A QUARTER MILLION OF
TIME AND MONEY SAVERS
USED IN BIG CITY.
LATEST IN new YORK
Is Arrival Of shipment Of Lines, suf-
ficient For TWO Million Gin
Rick :ys---Yale socIoloeists
Studying the Eat Side.

New York, May New York as
tlo banner telephone e,ty OF the
world havna n ,he nolebborhood az
.7e M ..,.,.l,ano ,., ,,aa ta.,oa
-''''y' 'N'' "N'' "'o' ''A
" hummer N any otleF shy iiol eA'
Guiding London, y naturally Interested
ii figures showing me immense
.rowtb " ~, .iSn.c,erietieallv Am
aa.. 81.
''..''i 10y : - = 49, 80
iateiy been Rlade ~ staii5tl1lth
demonstrating that on January |,
fA7 tn r. were afnne 1928 0o8 te'a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
CALLLUMBERMEN
COMBINE A TRUST
NlNNE9oTA SECRETARY o r
STATE REFUSES TO lNcoRpo-
RATE DEALERS ASSOCIATION
BECAUSE or PLEDGES.

81 Paul. Nina May i7-Seerc.
tary 81 state schmail today denied ~
the Minnesota Retail Iamter Deal.
efs Assoclat on the right u incni
porate on the groued that rs articles
Of incorporation conflict with the stata
antitrust laws. iA;hen the articles
were fined the secretary noted the
following > atemeut In them;
We are pledged as members Of thi
association "a buy only from naAH
factarers and wh leaalers who 40 M
sell direct - consumers where there
are retail dealers whp carry stoak
commensurate With the demands. ani
we are pledged not 70 buy from Ias
Ter companies commission trc
chants, etc, who sell % CONSUMER
tie 10 not carry stocks nor from
who sells 70 such lua
bermen. commission merchants. etc
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

The only European countries whose
figures for January i 1907 have yet
been made available are Germany and
Great Britain which have respectively
G7S,S55 and lSl0lS telephones In the
rest OF the world, including The cont.
nents Of Asia, Africa, Australia, and
South America, there are not to be
found more than 100000, tr about two
thirds as many as enable the metrop5.
lis OF Amer ca to conduct its bceiness
eypediiionsy and without Fiction
Students "See' sradway
Sixty young men who hop to be
sociologists when they grow up, have
returned to the sylvan shades 4 New
Haven after night and a day Of
strenuous observation on the Bowery,
with So note books filed vita memor
anda on the courteous habits and Gus
toms OF The natives of Manhattan Is
land The siXt'eth note book got lost
in tangle of push carts and other de-
at the corner of Orehar aud
Riyington streets. and the denizens Of
that neighborhool are in possession Of
advance information cone rning them
selves whica cannot fail to excite IN
Ieleat The Vale explorers personal
ly conducted hy Professor Bailey, arI
rived IN New York on a most unsocio
logical private car and Us usual + gis
tered al Mills Hotel No. Which Is
10 be the life raft TO which
he submerged tenth cling when
he storms Of life ovegtake them
Jus wh.rc the night was spent,
loweFer. does net appear from the
records Of the expedition; bgt the
,hop suey establishments Of China
own and the lobster palaces Of the |
fendgrloin agree with the students III /
'oting sociology great study The |
oss OF he note book Is the only un
oEard development so far but there
S lyet time for others, it is recalled I
" those who have not foreott n the |
of two enterprising young
men of last years class. each OF
whom arted an independent invesi-
alton in the disguise which h con
idered lest shifted TO win the conf
ence of the Investigated
They net in a Bowery saloon aad
peedily reduced each other to tears
y The ornate tales of d bard life
'hich they related over tall samples
/ the poor mans beer which tales
'ere subsequently wrought into ella
crate theses against the day of exam
iation; ana here Professor Bailey
18th the all of a microscope ds
oyered the zeal sociological value OF r
lc incident.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

asaw Club, ana was worth between
$4,000 and 100000, He is survived
by his mother who was with him in
ChIcago \ the time Of his death, ana
a sistor
Mn Corheit left Memphis for OH.
cago about one month ago for treat
ment following 4 stay IN hot springs,
Arka ana sey raj DAYS ago a letter
WAS received from HIM stating that
he was improving
The first informal On OF his desth
reached Memphis yesterday morning
when Charles A Tyndal brnker In
the Memphis Trust building, ana d
brother+inlaw OF the deceaSed 10
ceiyed long distance message, NH
Tyndall at once communicated with
Mrs. Tyndall who lett on the flts
train for Chicago.
The body will be taken 10 Paducah
Ky, where Mr. Corbetts parents re,
sided prior to the death of his father
and the interment viii take place
there Sunday.
The deceased was single and Of
retiring disposition He was hard
working man ana wa one Of theI
highest salariea employees 81 me VIZ
Vieet- Mansfield Drug COMPANY Hcl
had been IN III health FOR mote than
} year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
any q these emigrants are selected

any Of these emigrants are selected
for xportation because Of their in.
desirable charac Gu AZ home.
Will Go to Russia and Germany.
From Italy as the season praeress.
es, and as the warm summer months
make labor In the warm countries m.
desirable, the commission IA win pro
coed to Russia and find out abont The
emigrants from that section OF the
world. They will go through Germany
and perhaps thrugh Norway ana
Sweden, through Franco. and. in faei
viii 70 Oh all Of those important
points from which omierants come
to th United States Width the as-
sistance Of large body Of diplomatic
and consular agents it is expected that
thecommisslo will &c at essential
facts concerning the character 81 tao
people who leayG their homes for the
new world They win personally visit
the homes of these people, viii SEE
them al the ports At which they m
bark and viii learn All about the in
huences thai cause them to leave their
homes
The work Of the commission willI
Ne only fairly begun vii u Its Nom.
hers return 70 America Then will
come extensive and interesting III
lniries concerning what becomes ofl
ne migrants after they reach theI
United States The commission viii
seek records from all public institu
ioas 10 ascertain what proportion of
he inmates is foreign or of foreign |
in order to IN some meas
lr ascertain how il measures mp I'm
general citizenship with The native |
americans and Americans of native |
)arentage
The commission viii report it's find /
and pea lamentations TO con
ress, and they win bc as as 4
asis for legislation on tho question
( is regarded as likely that out Of the
york Of the commission win grow
n international conference TO deal
18th the Who'll general subject The
aw creating the commission author {
,es the president 10 issue a call III
ch a conference if he should deem +.
uch action to be desirable,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
MEMBER OF WELL KNOWN KEN
lucky FAMILY, GIVES WAf
TO I'LL HEALTH.
FUNERAL IN PADUCAH
Where Parents 7esided-Was High
salared Employs OF Mempn;s
Drug House S,iC;ded In
Chicago at Sisters
Home.

Chicago, ILL.,, May Is Thomas J
Corhet, Of NJ mphis, 'retu.. comaHttel
suicide at the home Of hts brothern-
law Arthur a. Crary 1852 Shorwin
avenue, Rogers Part To-Day hg sRal-
lowing ? quantity Of carbclic acid. MI
health Is believed 70 have prorptcd
Mr.. Corbet to end his life.
Corbett was found dead across q
! d AZ 3 O'Clock this morning BY his
mother- Mrs Mary CofDeti. vino en-,
cred the room to awsSen her son.
Mrs. Corbet summoned q phga.an
BY telephone
Mrs Corbett told the police that nor
SON came ID Chicago from nis home III.
Memphis rnso two Norfha ago. licl
appeared 70 te IN happy mood Whoa
he retired telling Mrs Corbet to
lwaken HIM at o'clock this N rni0g
Corbett Is believed 10 have arisen
n the morning and swallowed a guam.
ity of poison in his bedroom
Th corouer's jtry returned a yer
lct TO the effect that corbelt commit
led suicide By swallowing carbolia
lacid while despcsdont heca1se Of iI
health. It deyel ped al The inquos
hat q bottle which contained 4 quan
ily of carbolio acid was fonni on tHcI
loor na rthe body Of Corbctt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
WILL INVESTIGATE
EM|GRANTSABROA
" S. IMMIGRATION COMMISSION
LEAVES ON EXTENDED TOUR
or EUROPE.
TO STUDY CHARACTERS
OF People Who Leave Homes for
America-Menhers to Make In
curry Which May Lead to
international Congress.

Boston, Mass, May l7.--Among the
passengers on the steamer Can5pic
sailing for Naples were several mem.
bors ~ the immigration commission
appointed by President Roosevelt,
Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker
Cannon TO investigate an the phases
of the probl IN Of immigration The
party consists Of Senator Dillingham;,
OF Vermont chairman Of the commits.
sion. Senator Latimer Of South Caro-.
lima; Representative Bennett, Of New
York, Howell, of New Jersey, Bur
N ii Of Alabama and Mr.. Wheeler, Of
California, The commissioners are
accompanied by CLERKS and steno
graphers. the entire party numbering
about 20 people.
The commissioners will remain
abroad about tire months during
which time they viii set in commu-
with all diplomatic and con
Sular agencies of the United ates In
ali those co. ntries from which set
tiers come to the United States TIL
most important posts + embarkatian
Of emigrants viii be visited is the
Of the commission to go
more thoroughly into the subject
than II has ever en- gone into before
and 10 obtain, 50 far as may be POS
sible, all facts at first hand
They will begin their labors ia Italy |
and when they ger through they will !
probably know the character at home |
Of Italians who come TO America, the !
N thods by which they are gathered !
up and sent here, and especially Will |
they undertake TO find out whethef
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
COMMENCEMENT AT AeBEvrLLg.

Abb vile, Ala. May u.s. sixleen
graduates are to receive their diplo.
mas al the commencement ne&t woes
Of the Southeast Alabama Agric ltar
al school The commencement y i.
mon will be preached tomorrow TN
DR. w Nj Anderson Of Dothan Tile
graduation exercises will take paca
Tuesday evening when tue adfr as
viii be del yerea BY Dr G. g NJ
Cehee, Of Montgomery
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
TRAVEL EXHIBIT IN LONDON

I.osdon May I8 Mn Inieres
travel eNhibitlon opened III Harls
tural hail today and N "A continue ia
three weeks, The inhibition ils
trates III comprehensive manner n
me ns dern facilities ana commodities
appeartainins to travel EqpIpa
fol living in tropical sub-tIop'ea ana
Arctic regions are also shown.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
CINCINNATI ART EXHIBITION.

Cincinnati Q. May Is The foar
teenth annual exhibition Of the Gin
einnaii Museum Association WAS D
red today 4 feantre 81 this syhlr
tin vim be the formal opening 81 the
new Schmidlapp Memorial Han
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
Matters LIttle. ANYWAY.

"Conceding said the professor. tai
though It Isn't proved, that soul
weighs half an ounce, as tested by' d
pair Of material scales. how much do
you suppose your body would weigh
on q pair Of soul scalos2 Hair
graln?"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
Foor BALL RULES AGAIN.

New York. May is. The football
rules committee was IN session at tAe
Murray Hill hotel today Tha rles
have been recodiiied for the coming
football season ana final action upon
III. m IS to be taken at the presenf
meeting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19
FINANCIAL TOPICS nIscUssEo.

Birmingham Ala May Is. TIE
session 81 this The closing any If TIT
Alabama bankers convention. Was
held al the Country Club I'orenn
among hase who ~ scnter afafes
were Ex-Governor sepn Il Johnston
Frank $. Moody 81 Tuscaloosa ana
John ID. walker, Of Sparta.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

Memphis, Mag u.s. Mr Cor1ett was
sell known in Memphis Fie 6as con.
nected with the Van Vleet Mansfield
Drug Company for seven year, and
was manager of the sQadry depart
ment He was a m mber Of the Chick
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-19

More people in Cairo read the Bns
letin than all other Cairo papers COS.
hined-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-27
THEIR HANDS ARE TIED

For Virginia and many of the States
there is now going on the most desper-
ate struggle which has engaged the
courts and public opinion in years. in
deed nothing of n similar character has
ever presented itself to the American
people. The controversy is directly be-
tween the States and the railways. and
II the railways can elect enough of their
attorneys to control the Legislature
then the subject becomes easy from a
railway standpoint. There are two
prominent men in Virginia now candi.
dates Tor the Senate who are or have
recently been railway attorneys; one.
Mr. ii. I. Wickham. is chief counsel for
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. and
the other, Judge Mann, has Just resigned
as a railway attorney. Ii Is not the
opinion of most thinking persons that
these gentlemen should be elected to the
Senate. The public admits the ability of
each. IL admits their fairness and well
balanced Judgments in all matters when
their hands are not tied, bot in railway
matters their hands are tied, and they
cannot serve God and mammon any
mo than other people-Staunton
Sp sctator.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-27
VIRGINIA NEWS

Rocket. owned 10y Courtlani II. Smith.
OF Alexandria county, won the stceple-
chase ihursday at Saratoga.
The barn az james Dulin. in Culpeper
county, was struck 10y lightning Wednes-
day aud consuHed 10y flames
The state Boali Of Education in Rich
mond Thursday night Reelected State
school Examiners &. g. Maphis. uf Char
lottesvillr. and Wa. Jenkins Of Newport
News, whose terms expire September LIST
Hon W. A Jones and family left on
Yesterday for the Jordan Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Jones expects To return here on
Wednesday. but his family will remain
at the Springs for two or three weeks.
Or. Deaie baptized fifteen candidates
at NOmini on Sunday evening. as IA re-
suit al of his recent meeting at Menokin
AMI Nomini. Others are are Vet to be
baptized. DR.. Bsaie j. now with Rev.
Frank b. Reale, in King aud Queen. in "a
meeting Northern Neck News.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
". Keys. in Prince William county. on
Aug. l4th. their daughter, Miss Annie
Gertrude Key. was welded To Dr. u. C..
Cline, of Dumiries, Rev. \. J Cummings
officiating.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-27
CIRCUIT JUDGES ENJOINEO
PefemptoD Stop Put to appointment Of Com
mlsslonefs Of Revenue.

peremptory stop was put 20 the M
pointment of commissioners Of rev,nns
iIr the state Saturday at Culpeper bv
the service Of notice and bv petition
served upon Judge d. A. Grimsley.
The petition praying for the writ of
prohibition as against all the Judges Of
circuit courts from the appointments of
commissioners will be presented 90 the
full bench of the State supreme CONT AT
Its next sitting at stanton. on S,ptem-
Der 10. The last Legislature. because az
the State Constitution, deprived the peo-
pie oi the State of the right ID elect hy
popular vote their commissioners of the
revenue, and placed the selection of them
IN the hands Of the circuit courts. which
has caused dissatisfaction all over this
state. The petition proceeds upon the
theory that this legislative act il uncon-
stitutional in that il seeks To dive-t the
people OF the State of the right To elect
There are also other grounds alleged
in the petition, and it il thought To Ice
strong. Ii ia understood that the Judges
oi the state are very much avcrse t.
making the appointments. and will
be glad II the petition for the court of
prohibition as prayed for will be granted
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-27
RAILROAD LOGIC

The Chesapeake and Ohio and the Nor.
FOLK and Western have been fighting the
two-eent rate in Virginia Their lines
run through both the States OF Nirpiuin
aud West Virginia la West Nirgiuio
the Leg allure passed IA two-cent rae
winch went into effect ON the l~t of Iune
last, and over there they are ubpVing the
law Just where "A railroad can iu-tifv
ltseli IN crying "couiscation" in Virginia
under n two-cent rate md abiding bv
The same law in West Virginia. and i'm.
crearlng It's revenues over last year il
one OF those deep and y lnderous oues-
IONS Inch railways So often serve unto
the pubic. II twu-cent rates ara ,.nnfs-
catoiy IN Virginia, and ssmebnd. hos
sworn they are, why are they not sd i'm
west virginia We do not pnu., for "a
reply. There are no doubt many nail
ROAD lawyers, railroad officials and som.
-qnibs writers ON leading or misleading
newspapers who can tell US inst wis
TINS Is, but being uniortunat .ly possss4..d
OF "a mind which cannot comprehend
logic OF the kind which proves that "a,
see "a handsaw when indeed we ar. look
ing at "a hogpen, We leave the logic. nrd
loglclan 10 the tender mercies oi IN. rail
road scientists, feeble minded. and mar.
ural born id fools.-Staunton Sn,c.
tatOr.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-27
ANH-SAl0OR LEAGUE PICNIC


In spite of the threatening weather a
lair sized crowd Assembled ~ Primn.r'.
Iruve. near Leland Friday about noon.
tue occasion being a picnic under the
auspices oi Falmouth Anti Saloon
League. The 0-S,mbiage WAS called
into the barn. where an ample lunch WAS
partaken OF nth zsst by all present After
the improyised table had been cleared
away TIN meeting was called 10 order
by county vic,-presidcrt. e. =. Towson
Rev. l.. T. SIP -ucer opened tn, nroo,.d.
ings with PRAYER, after hich the meet.
ing was turned over To- Rev. ] FL Rich.
ordson, Field Secretary of the STATE
leagu" for Northern Virginia Mr. Ricb.
ardsun said the first business in order
was 'he election oi officers for the Coun-
" League. which was gone into with
the following result: President G. 4
bryan, vice-p Presidents. Aqua District
James Ashhy; Rock Hin. r. G.. Rott..
HARDWOOD. ". Il. Bullock: Falmouth e.
h 1owson; treasurer. r. 4. Sullivan
Mr. Richardson then spoke In an inter.
estlng manner about the progress of tie
work m TINS and other States. il!ustr,,f-
ing ms remBrk~with cartoons. He was
listened To with the deepest interest hv
al present. Alter this came the medal
contest, participated i'm 10y Mi-ses Mvrtle
bullock. Mary Brooks and Violet Bolts
M three young ladies did sulendidly
Miss Bullock winning the medal. which
was presented by Mr. Richardson in IA
lew eloquent remarks After another
short address 10y Mr. Richardson. the
crowd dispersed. much pleased with the
day = entertainment.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-27
NOTES FROM STAFFORD

Ruby. VA. Aug ~. iau7
Miss.s Line. Nellie. Bessie. and Ai,.,.,.
Duhry .ui " ashinytor. are ,i.,fir,., f.'.'.'.i.
and relatives iu th. cnu,fy
Mis- LiiiNe Stevens. OF f.,,..,.,,..- 81. 81. .,
'i'''.p> To- Ar h"r" during the prntfarf d..
meeting AT Rock tlll
MeSsr-. Alfred Euhr-y amt Cnl.l..,...
oil Sumu"rduck; Everett aud K.nd.. M
iilckerson. of Remington. Were. pn..fs h..
the home OF Mrs. Cora Si,,r.l.t,.
recently
Mrs Irving Spedden has returr..l o.,
her nome I'M Washington. after u visit al
TWO weeks To her parents. Mr. .,.d A.
j. Il. Humphrey. near here.
Miss Atiila +. 90 per has returned
from Bri-tershurg
IN" prOtracted meeting held AZ R,,l
II u. IA u hich Rev. MIR. spencer assisted
the pastor. Rev. \. J. CUMMINGS has
c"l~rd There were no conversions
Mrs Ashton l. Do1d. of Fr.d.,i..t.
nurg has been visiting r.h.tiv,. f....,
mere Tor the past ten days she hn. host.
OF rends here, who cav herA warm.
welcome.
Mrs. II II Mitchell. of Rubv ha.. p.
covered after a short Illness.
MR.. II. g. Patton. who has ha.n sick
WIN consumption for some time is now
WIN her parrats near mere. aud a ...- moi
improve, a. her friends had harei
Mr- James McNullen has returned g..
thi@drlphia alter "A visit uf ten DAYS d.
his vile near Toluca.
Sherin Nam-ley. We ar. sorry Ia uot..
l. quite indisposed agnin.