La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 06, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextT r.. 1 LA GRANDE EVENING ObLeRYER FRIDAY. MAY 6, 1521 PAGE FIYK MR. FARMER " 1 r .. fl . ci vqii worrvi about your help. Call BWck will tecureoyo Q' ho! J (. Reaganable Fee; f toy'ydung L.I I Local Nes. In Brief J Cor. Je&Terson anfl S , Phone Black 801. mi at i guteat. of Wn. lon jell anil Charlie Becker boys wjillo aero, j - ; ji il .mi J OITriiK His Wares to Vulmi (Building Village 1,0 L. O. .Torry, one of tho veteran ! traveling nieu who lives lu La l.tlrande, fti'iil to Union todu. to 5 off( his geuts furnishing (lne to ; HiiiLCrcliunU tj that cut. Sells JIILi Interest Tom Taylor, one of tho "popular Linen in ulo Accessory Pirates lii"Lajj Oraade. h. sold his Interest III the VTillard ballcry station to his uuft nor. Mr. 'faylos has not Imparted his-future (plans but thoro l hope entoi tallied that ho will atjy in La Urando. , .Make Iho Old Homo Brigfit '.And Your Ligril Bills Light ; -; ''- -' ' witS'' j EDISON MAZDA v LAMPS H, Let rtit & S. ELI do it TRIC H.&S. Electric Company Wiring. Repairing, Appli ances, Supplies and ..- . I . Service I 105 DEPOT STREET wPhone Red 3931 Just above Oro Dell a small vil lage Is being built. About tcrf houses ami buildings are under ronatrg--tion tir the use of ifae in as working oil the highway. Carpenters are9. busy at work now and within a few dag thu workers are expcctial to occupy the camp. Purchase r'lne Hiding Hone Mrs. Karl Stoddard tutlay pur chased a registered saddlo horao from U O. Hejry. .The horse Is one of tho good ones of the val leyaand already la lu IltiA School class. Mrs. StodOurd Will probably enter It In saddle horse class! .. .1.. ?..!, MI....V-' ' I ni I ti V L'UIVH kJ u at wsaw t 4ii.e74t.) tlouic Prom Portland Col. F. S. lvuuhoe returned this morning - Trom Portland whtfio he has been attending to legal busi ness tor a few days. Over 1'ioni Stnntlcld Robert C. Lee, a stockmau' of Stunllcld, Is In Iji Ciraudo today and a Savoy hotel guest. VtVachos at Klgln Hev. James Aikin guiith preach es in eTrIii Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Ho has been going there every two weeks H' preach on a week lflght. Tho church is not Btrwng enough to suppott a minister and thorn Is no other Presbyterian church with which It can be group ltd hence this mid-week presetting ! , i , o...ii. service cumuit iiiu u.l i i . nuuiu. Over half of the membership of the church turn "out to this sfwiro and thoso interested sny there are not niany'churclitts which do toy bettor than that on Sunday. Ralph Johnson Is Here-i- Rnlph Johnson,. of Dlacklout, Ida ho, is spending a few days in l.n Urando. He is at tho Savoy. Visiting Her Parents Mrs. F. N. nrackott. tst Sun Fmn cisco. Is in the city vlsillu her parents. Mr. and Mrs: J. M. Stulnv of the Savoy Jintel. she will rc niain for several days. Spokane. Man in City II. C. MahafTey is over from kuno today on business. !po IrfHiklnir Arter News Ktund P. K. Wyrick Is hero from Salt Lake, making regular Inupectiou vitita of the Guy News Ojinpuuy. I DIGNIFIED respect nuirki' all' of our efforts.' The strictest pro priety is obseivedj by. our staff. We deul fairly wiLh all w!in cuH'loy T A X I Don't forget that we have nitivfcd our l'axi Stand froirt the 'State t'afc to ouAown private Phone, located in front of J. M. C'hoatcY Pool Hall, next door to jtate Cafe. Calls promptly answered as usual. Phone Main 41. Clifford George. D. K. Ford Soldier Takes Homestead Donald MrDnuiel, son of Mr. and Mis. C. T. McDaniel of Wullow-i, ruiucd through La tirnnde toduy on his way to linker county whor? he wilt tako up a homostead. Don ald Is a service, man uud served In the Into war. . (ettiiiK Younger Kvcry Day Joseph Darton, of Linker, who helped build the Sumptor Valloy railroad and was a foromoBt char actor in lumber undertakings there years ago waa in La (jrundo to day on business. Although his hair is white his jBtep is very .nimble end ho carries a -blood prosaure of a man of thirty-Ilvo years. Flighting Preacher In Ln(irumlu-- . Ser. Leo, known as tho" flithtlng, preacher wh cleaued 'upi 'Munllng toyj, Is In La (irunde ttkiag medi cal, treat monl. He la-located at Halnoa at tho present ltuio. . .ulhrrun Pastor to 1-ave . Rov. II. H: Knglebrecht, of thi Bigger SK-k Show Than ISveiw- Marlon1 Davis, niayorl'V)riUni(iii is over tduytollius thoJiobiHo Hut the Union stock show' trill bu the best ever tils Voar, uml,Jiii' Vnc argues lo the contrivy fbr 'llirro evidence that the niuyor Is sp ail ing the tr.t'h. "' '"" ill ii Xo Hike This Week Wii The Uoy Scouts wlH'l'liot-,,-tuko thoir usitiil hike Into 'Iho ' uiouu tiiloa this Suluixlay. wl Lecture Series Planned' ' Tho lecture by Mr. Sluililnvil lust night is one of the lectures being ar- Lulheran church, will leave Salur-1 ranged by '.he. Y. M i.. A "!n conncc- duy for Puyallup. Washington, tion witu the four-fold development whore ho has received a call from, program of the as.-,ciation; -given the Lutheran church tnere. iter, from time to time. Their purpose in Knglebrecht has been pastor of the local Lutheran church for tho past seveu months. ' No successor has hecu announced for the local pas-! torato. i Ketiirns From Pendleton ltobcrt Kukln, local attorney, has returned from Pendleton where he has been In attendance at the ses sion of til" . Supremo Court tM week. Ol licr La Grande atlsruivs v.-ho wore called to Pendleton for the court session were Judge T. H. Crawford, (idorge Cochran uud It. J. Urceu. .Moves to Karachi Mr. and Mrs. F. K. UnrnC3 are planning to go to Kanicla until work has become moro pleutlful In La Grande. Mr. Burnes lias been "eniDloyod by tho ruilroad company. student Jlwly rflcei.i Ted Larson was elected presldeiilK'11011' businoss gets a little dull of the student body of the U I"" "ici.iiugnnn always snows up Orande High School and Grimt. lleau Jack is the high vice president,. Murjqrle O'Uricu.. Is If "s" "flbo.. Illinois, Central ral,l- the now secretary-treasurer. " road on this roast. I-'urmcr Uesidcnt Visits Here Mrs. Laura Boynton, formerly n resident of La Grande, is viisting with Mr. and Mrs. George Currcy at their home. Mrs. Boynton is now a resi dent of Portland. t TO SL'BSCIUBEItS. The boys will call at. your homes to morrow to collect for the Observer. Kindly h-wc your subscription money ready for them. . v 5-6-ltp DAN Modern dances Tuesclny and and Saturday ni?hts" Ticket given each lady dancer, for Trize To he iriven away each Tuesday nijtht Drawhijr at 1J o'clock W atch this spine for dates REXtiALL N. A. DiAletl Mgr. J : I "i i fr f "J j i. .. . -i C f COMING EVENTS. h ; May G. La Grande high school student body show 'J at high school auditorium. May 7. Baker-La Grande high school dual track meet here, at Fairgrounds. May 8. Mothers' Day. ! May 8-9. Kastern Oregon Dental Conference at Ten- "5 dleton. "V Mny 12. National Hospital Day. 't May 11. Kastern Oregon 4" Track Meet, Union. May la. Union Hotel opens. 4 June 3-4. Slate Bankers' convention, Seaside and As loria. j June 7. Special slate clcc- J" tion. July 2. Dempsey-Carpenlicr 4 bout, Jersey City. 4 July 2-4. Stale Convention 4 United Artisans, Astoria. July 15-17. .Sta'.n tinven- tion, Uniteii bpanish War Veterans in Astoria. 444-4-44-44' Announcement OLD-TIM C UNCK3 . wlll.te gift ! Uex Hall on - Thrd7 tvtnings. Noyiing bdt tht nceful, ld-tlmo" daO'' will Vs dancM. nunc by Undsey'rjuptrb orciatra. EreryoD eajovd th first Cancel; b urj and attend thota to b glvo. Lefsons by oOpolntmeku Call Main 41.. KHAKI OUTINf; CLOTHES I'or Kverj; Day Wear 'Men's lacrjtyioc trotis- rcwd, cor- iirts and Uiak'r lace 16 incji (fewa -'acs trsKkhaki, whi duroy. Khaki coatsA Ladies' knee tkiuisers. high tolTNlthii for . Men and Wonieir oflipait Our I'riceM ' You sve wc'scll for cash .Qint'sCtothieof "Tlte Sloi'WUh Cot 8Cienc4" U08. AkAMS avens W ill Attend Mothers Day at lviigenr Mrs. H. K. Coolidge left laat night fur Eugene . where she wilt visit her daughter who Is atleudlnc the University. Mrs. CoolidgcartTl bo present at Mothers Daxfcrvlccs at the college, whicj'pruinlscs to more thaiTirdiiiary liuport- bo of unco tins ya- Aftojhellll BiislnesN He plugs anay all tho time alter lumber, wheat ii ml wool siipiueiits and lias boon at It until ovory producer knows liltn woll. He always likes lo come to La (Iran ile and .a Urando poujjle enjoy liHvtng him come. To linker on Business Kd. Coolidge of tlio La Grande Nntiicnal IJunk, Is a Baker vf.ilor today on businoss. Legion .Men Arrive Major F. S. Pugh, of the L'nlted States army, and W. J. Clark, (lot clerk, uirivcd this morning to as sist all soldiers with claims loi i-oiupcnKuiion. Miiuruay evening a Legion meeting will bo held und .ill service men ar.o requested to be presem. Major Pugh is quartered Jt the Foley. sheep Man Is Here loin Dciylon, a Pendleton- sheep tuaii, l.i over toduy oil businoss con .locicd with his Industry. this program is to supplement the educational and general knowledge of the boys These lectures are open to all boy? of the community, whether of the Y. M. C. A or not. ' ' v Storage 1 Fairhiture; Sale SATUUlAl, APRIL 7th, at 2rf0 Vctock Sawyer Hulme Varchuut ul Greenwood and Jefferson 8t. We will dispose of the fwilowing USED FIjRnViMJUI EXCEPTION IS TAKEN -TO FEW STATEMENTS (Continued from i'hk1 One.) "Tho i Mention rceiiruiiiK Slinn- tung und that roKiirdltiR rat-In I iMiial Ity cannot ho treat ml in tho Humn llcht," hft rhvs. "Tlu; Btiitrmoiit made by Mi. L-msin in this connec tion fn pro ha hi y only liln own m in roiu-optlon, us ho was not nrcHtmt at tho infottiiK at which tho final doclMlon rcRardiim Khunlnni wn?pf' : "Tho J a pan oho : dolruaUm had t w'ico interviewed rrHldnl' ' WIIhcmi in this matter between April 21- and April lilt, Hiid, aftrr tin inaler liad twice boon submitted tu( tho Foor Power confortiiicc tho iiitiitmcnt ro card I UR liHiituiit; whb hItuiirimI. ' Mr. .stinsing, not heiim tho htKhnHt reprcRontHtlvn of Ainerley4 did not 1 1 : XJt. i Carr 1 2 Junjes 1 Phonograph '(good cojidition) T Iron Beds, full sue Z Iron BwUy 3-4 sizu - 2 Springs U-4 5 Springs, full'sizo 7 lUickiiig C'lmiiis 2 Dining (-'Itaii's 12 Dining Chairs . -i Wator Power Washer -Electric Washer Dressed, Golden Oak ChilTonier, Golden Oak Dressing Table, Golden Oak Mattress, 3-4 Mattress, full size , lied, Ivory . " Dresser, Ivory Dressing Table, Ivory . Dresser, Walnut Dining Table, Walnut ' ' hifTonier, Walnut ied, Walnut avenport, Short avcniiort, long ibrary Tables -. Kiddie Koop iiecinc oweeper , ( v. rr. Furniture Company JUDGK ArslJKKSON KKFiisios Cask to (JO TO TRIAL NOW JiidKe (liiatav Aiidi-rson, of tinker I City, yesterday uftei iuinu Kiaiilcd a in.,il,.n 1. r... ii... i tako part In these inentliiKs and hlsl . , ' , , , ," "'"mMl , - to sttiy trial -In the case of Wd. Cum- INEWXTODAYI TO TKADB-A work, Inquire knl uf horses for I.D.: McKennon. 0-0 -If statements rcKitrding Sliiiiituim urn! only his own place.' Ideas of what took sen vs. llninks, t'ainplicll on the Knninil tluit tlio pliilntirt' had taken .in iippi-al to the statu supreme court WANTKD KurnlshniL on partly fur1 nlslied home -by Juno 1st. Wallpr H. Lees. Ited 1181. 5-0-ll(i tnorshiu er tClair, the property and will contiii' taxi line as the arcXiuyavlo by tho said Pct- taken over, all of said partnership operate tho said re owner thereof. '. Dated, Mny '2nd, 1(121. JAM US McNAMKK, v rETWt LcCLAlIl Viscount Maklno dimliiB flutly that' ' . ', , , 1 , he mid Count ('hinds hud an Inter-! , . .. .. . " "!'" almost. Identical. To pluvious rnsu wns tried before Jiidco (1, W. Phelps view with Mr. Liinsinir.-nwhilc the iiiiy nieinbor of the Japanese delo-j" tno'Hixm juilicinl district, of IVn cstloh ever lilnllnK - Kit n p,ll,le1',ll,'t""' - In thla eaao find rupture between .fiipan -rfnd Alnnn-a i r'"' "l0 ''"f""luiU III i,li luw ae in event of the Jnpi.nese- deniunda 1 uml . "'""'B enultablr holiiB rejected, as- slated In llie"''01"'"- Lansing memoirs. -.n. i... In , presriulnit his decision , Indite lnv healed - .li.eiiub.na '. i..!0 ' Anderson pointed out that Hie fads place In the conferences says, tlio!1" 11,0 u' ' Ht wcr" siilisliintliilly Viscount, with each delegation at- l" same, tnc compliiint and the dc tomptlgK to carry IIr unn points. hut no deleKiiton ever desixmded lo the level of making threats, T CITY REGEIVES t'orot Siip.-i-th.or In City . Albert AiikuM, siirvisor of the forests inthls section, is don from .'oitli Powder on a perj-nal busl ioss trip toduy. I.n fli'iiiid.' Hurm to Kntcr Herman Hleurlsl has about decid ed lo enter (wo sailule horses a! .'he L'nlon stock show and l-.d iVriplit will enter the Joe Carr sad dle horse. La (Jrunde is taking u i;ecp interest In the show II1I3 year i.nd saldlo h'yiso -luss will he one of the good exhibitions during the 0C1II. .Secured Judge tarlJl.-- All of l'nlon l.i ciated tcnlay oor iho news that Judi,-e Carllslo bas bon secursl fur tho anuual slmk ipi-w In Unit city nojl mouth. Jul;;u Carlisle is well known in iiiin coiiniy, huvlng presided at the sioi k show several curs ug-o. ' Horn t-'rout l-;cb I Mr. and Mrs. Frank llunon ar ! 1 Iv.M In l,a (.Iraude yesterday' from I LYI10 whore (hey wele li.ililn-' with i the Ucli tunillj- when .Mr. Hell pans, i t-d 1111 a few dais alio. Kroite here Mr.- uud Mrs, IUhisoii redliiied' to I their home Iji 1'lcassunt Valley Ibis uiuriilna. l-'iai.k llraiiiH.-ll In llji- til) l-.tuic liuporlntciident of Hanks Ki.ink 13 1 a 1.1 well is in La Grande rdy from Halcnt. Mr. .Iliamwell hrfs tiin buyriri.-e he was n .rtm teil ir.lo 4t iffii e. ho holds f ji Win 11 a llnii! licn banKj haic fiiuol as woll as other poop The weekly report )f Cl.t.y M.uuiirer Garrett shows that 'Iic,.iii;elui.ienry line for the Lower Heavef.' Ccck pro ject, which has been Uikcil vul under the direction of R. K. Koon, of the firm of Stevens and Kooni irais been shortened approximately . 4,000 feet from that run last year liy.Mr. Kel- sey, the corrections made, if .this pro ject is decided on as the most. feasible, meaning a great saving in tho con struction of the new water system. The report also shows that t'lxes amounting to f:iO,!id!M7 . huve been turned over to Mrs. K. M. liowlcr, city treasurer. - The total receipts, (if the treasurer's office for the post week, ending April 30, were ?:;.'l,!H7.t)!l. Cen eral warrants ami interest on general warrants amounting 10 $27-1.011 were paid during the week. During the week the police depart ment reported six new rpiarantines, two of which were for influenza, these being the first cases of that ninltidy discovered during the current season. One house was released from riuuran linc. ' BIG KLAMATH FALLS SAWMILL TO RKSUMH OPERATIONS AT ON I KLAMATH 1'ALI.K, May (I. n- nouni-em. nt has been iiiHb- .thai -I sawiuill ! lh I'cllcau lluy Lumber compuuy, one of llie.liirff.-st conci'l'ii:. In this secrigli will resume op.rutlon at mic. llcau m pt I'm of otieratloiis at this mill mi-ails an addlllun ol about In men to the payroll. Announcement also was made by. the llig lAikcs Lumber company thai Its nHI will resume with ie shift .lirly bi May. mlfl lli .W- tihoul r.inoon hoard.T fense liclni; also siib'stnntliilly the same. "So long as the previous JiidKiueiil stands that Juilmiieul la a bar to further priiceedjutis.' he d" clared. Ho furtlH'r staled iiinil lit l; iot for bis court to di'ddii wln'iji er tho Juduiiulnt jirevlously render ed Is correct or Incorrect. The case involves possession of a farm. WANTKD Man with team or auto to sell our products In thin county Men and women fur idly aalcs ' work ulso wanted, Slato whelb, ur you., prefer . illy ' or . country work. Mention this paper. Mo Connoii & Couipaiiy, Winona Min nesota. ' B-li-ltji IlKINifJ' lis your ends. ' V( pay hlehest market price. Commer cial Creamery V'li. HOfl .leffer . sou Ave. I'lioA Main 122, 5-fi-tf ' Rce our aaitortmcnt of Jungle. Cock l-'lirs, l,no per doxen, Newlin Book and Stationery (Jo. .,- - , , Vanity Far Bentity Shop, 12 Da pot street. ,Ihoiie Ited 17D1 for a p. nolntuienl..'',.,,!,,. ...( , n.jji.. mm for : , I rrrfi KOU Ill'NT Tlirecl house. Iiiqulrc Jl 111 furnlsheil McKennon. ' i;C-B-tf Foil ItKNT rirnihed npurrments ut Washington Unni'tniftntn ' G-'ll-Kt. Kxpert rilinol Tuninit and repair ing, -nesidcive irorner North 4th and Lake streets. Ohone Black 171. Grandt, Oregon. 8-4-ti FIND IT HERE BOYS TO START 1 Iim f-iiinim'f.n n ipi-'u ovory 'my in tint city of T.,i 1m1.(40 u xwnn. mtr will viin nn M ndu). Ov. liint d;iy (hn llntf tIiissoh w.'ll h'i or uic I.0-J nt (lii! V. M.' C. A., wh.tio ih' TO MfBSCKJIiKHs. ' ' Tin ly will I mil at your h'mcf to morrow to clllnct for the OIihitvit. rr-r- l'lon-itV. I Motliora'lV llful lullps now, l) ' dill! Cnll tht) lU Office forWoifc- sei-vice. imoia W.KIiLLOGO. 'or .Mothers' Kay, )ky uext Hiinduy. ltco.il- ip.d Ntircissl. Order lIliItUY8 FLOHISTH. '.';:.:':-..':( -B-t menl (Irstiile Kmpliivnient help, Alwayj at your utncK eui.. ' - - 4-10-tt j If you wll nmlne the attractlva prices on omr 1 pining tucKie, you will he as eager q bite ut It as the fish arc. Newlin Book and Stationery Co. - , 4t-14-tf NOTICE AM persons 10 DEBTORS. Kindly hive yVur subscription money , 'T"T T icdy for Ihenl .. . D-tf-ltp1 ,Hrr"'' nkruPA . ' I T' 1 1 to pay the sanielt .N'tn'irK liave in thv-Uy pound buy mare Instruction Is to bo cK ';ii i.i.der Iho j iiIimii 6 years direction of A. Kdwm I'ljke, phyi- on .loft should KOV l1.i:XKIt il; dlamouil binud -0-21. leal directoii of the ns-o..ti 1111, The tiioveinrnt Is also rei-clviir thu co cperatf.in of Ilia pulil!: school o;il rials .ol tlio city. Ka.-ll boy who Is .1 noil swimiii-o' will ho awardi-d a medal and a cer tificate when he leaves In swim, rigid tnMs IiuvIiik tioe.i provided v hlch tho boy ni.u' pasy. Tboo li.'ya nlri;.. dy lining :ib;, to swim can (Mil redelllials 3 iwlllg tliat ii"y (.'-I fiallliml for leai'liiiiK bo. utuiH'r. t-huvlui,', 'i' 'I'he j.-yis f'r IhcMfi cri-doitiials ul j also v-oy strict ;ind those bos pn-.-i.i.;, ili..i., will lie li.c ones wioi a.'o ucllliilly imilifl.'d. Mr. I'rtlie Is now rj.elviiiu up-! pllcaliiius I111; tin; rln I'ii.M end M.'noir I fi-li-'JI all lioy-i tri join Im tfi.'.l U.t.tly Chief Police, l'iiry .Meeting Mny 71 Ii at 1 Free lectures. i. m. In ( Ity IH. Is I Invited. S ti lt NOTlfH The .Sons and .Dnkghtcrs of the I'i oncers of 'Union Coiyity,. ttrcgon, will hold a meeting in Ihe V. M. C, A buililing at 2:'A0 p. nil. SsJurdav, M iy It. All members arl ewncstly urg ed to attend. MIHS OI.LI or to C. L. Winso at the office of 20-22, Foley Bid. ivliig debts to Ram itie hereby notified the undersigned. Ills representative, K. Dixon, Kooms La flrande, Ore. ."W. INGRAM. T rustle In Bankruptcy. 8-28-tf (inkr a mi.ir lor Mothers' Ds bcuutlfiil tioriui't Cull the k (irande Kmplovment Otfic fur yiidf help. Always at your service.' J'hiWe Black 801. 4 .MISS'LVDI IOWA LKADS LN (.KOVV'I'II . OF CORN-. AND OATS (Continued from I'ai;e One.) tally, .tt la r1)rl' . Don't Ivnul t.oiir mother next Bunday. Heudvliiir flowers. . ClltttllYH KUHlflTM V . 6-S-BI 11111, nr; i.eorgia, lo.n; v'Kiunonri, I OH; Ailumshs, H.. K0K HALri I'canutK Alnbiitua, ',!")'. I; (ieofgin.l -Modern sixfruum hs with i '? '. Tpxiim. l;t ;t! Vii-L'itiiH. t'J.M;. bill.. A liarvijit Mini Mtf torn. W The oolpiit of this; North Car.Jina, 1 1.0. . . Itake some ' fcrojwrty in chinf lr .Clo.r s-ed Wisconsin. 13.2: III- rhne Ited Wil. sah;tv n az Any make. Y.oA l.ls I. s r , lite di - I. AT Kit, President. M. IIIKI. erwtary. re-griund T, Ne wnn Hook Wore, ;d Grind Khop. P. O Box 818. 7 33-U-tf i- I r I F0LE 1 Qtf "1 id ; 1 1 !-H-r-X-; ! lKiiiiet of flowers ' fiext Holiday. A fdr $ I fin to 2.fu. ciidhhyh klouisth C-2-0t Y TAXI RVIf.F. a HOTKL Day and Niglil Service ( all Main 773 1 K4llf IWUM 111 Wl MM 1 1 1 in MllitWItrtTT inois, 1H.II; low, 15.2; Ohio, 1 1.1; In diana. 8.1. Apples New York, 2!l.l; I'ennsyl- fi.'J; virgiiiu, 4-20-li Mill t lSlI Old Friend Cl)liyi f iianibeln, .o former ly llel In La Grande an Im. ni-iy friends beie, arrhOI Hilt iiionSnji from his home In Liver leoie, I l!.rni H w!t b 4be XOlK't Annies New York. 2:1.1: t'ennsvl- Mil l( K or IUS)Lt q Ihe !vation Armv will hold A-' vania. 10.0: Michigan. 6.1: Viritiifia.' Notice is hcrebygivcn thai the ruir- al servigrs, condurtedby Command- fifl; WasKmirton 5.6. Jncrship of McNainee ai U-tluir. nt Oldenburg, of tirtland, tiii wk IV he California. SMi; fieorgia, doing business af hiiy Taxi, has end. Saturday Catling .at eight 8.7; New York, 5.:i; ihio, .!', North len disposed of tflis date ad all out o'clck, jfrmdsy moving at -) 1 iA-l.a-k 1 Carolina, 4? stsndliig accounts de to the. said and Sunda? evening 1 Vbt o'clock. pAra California, 20.8: New York, partnership art .-payable to Peter I Ev'rv-ei- is hea4.lv invrt. 4 m attend.i 17: kVashingtnn. 1J.: lichiai. I-'''' nl all outstanding a-ounts Servicca. Print t rhona Mijr79, i.Ti and Monro. Rod .2181 after jridflij.? HtftfttlHIttlltliJtll ii r i 4 -5 1 i "j i i. 11 i: N ,J ' r s s .V. t at 0 e 09 ' V 6 i ..i-' V . . , ..11 .11' - - - - - - -