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The Lamar register., 1898-12-21

Good farms with abundant water
supply. Apply to this office.
Peach butter at Parmenter's.
See the big line of dry goods eorh
ing in at Irwin's-
Baby bonnets and cloaks in all
colors at Irwin's-
Pike has the finest display q can
dies and nuts in town.
Did you see all the pretty Christ
mas goods at Johston's'
A Merry Christmas 70 everybody
and lots OF it, too, is the wish Of the
Registerr
Don't forget to call and see the
beautiful line OF Christmas goods at
Johuston's.
BIB Brown came down from Pm
eblo last Friday TO voucb for the
count of rabbits.
Charley Myers came down from
Boulder last week to visit his family
north of the river.
W. C. Burke, OF Las Animas, was
10 attendance at district court during
the past few days.
The largest aud best assortment
of black dress goods ever shown In
Lamar Is seen at Irwin's.
The most handsome line ofgentle-
mems neekwear in Lamar at John
ston's clothing store, just in
i o. S. Riker, of Loveland was down
to the rabbit hunt, and spent Friday
visiting with friends in Lamar.
shorthorn balls for sale. Price
$40 to SIPS. NJ. J. McMILIN,
Carlton, Colo
The best Christmas candies can be
bought at reasonable prices at Fred
Ices confectionery. See his stock.
/ have fixed up two titles TO town
property lately. How is yours? Call
upon me J. X. Doughty, Attorney.
All the churches, we believe, will
have their regular Christmas trees
and exercises next Saturday evening
In the district court on Tuesday
l. G. Upham flied his final report in
the matter of the assignment of f.
II, Friend.
Harry NJ, Noble came up from the
other part of the county on Monday
aud transacted some business at the
court house,
A J. Hotel, having purchased the
windmill tower and tank at the court
house, is having the outfit removed
te-Qne OF his ranches
James L. Pilot, of Denver, came
down the latter part of last week,
and was present at the tax sale, buy,
ing IN some property.
AT the Methodist church next Sun.
day the morning subject will be a
Christmas sermon, and the evening
subject ''No Room at the Inn"
Q. D. Ford. register of the Denver
Z land office, as usual came down to
take in the rabbit hunt, and enjoved
" two days Of life in the progressive
N,corner of Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen n Garfield
of Holly precinct, We've at the land
Office on Saturday, making proof up.
on Mrs, Canfeld's desert claim, in
fha east and of fha coupty
The Lamar register., 1898-12-21
CURE RsAcolpiao A oNr pay.

Take LaKarive Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
!druggists refund money II il fails to cure. 23c
The genuine has L, B. @ On eaca tablet.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-21
Home made peach butter at the


in the rear Of bis bakery
L. e. Pike carries finest line Of
queeusware and lamps in town.
Highest market prices paid for all
kind os produce at E. f. Pixies
See the handsome hne Of iowelry
both solid gold and filed at John
ston's.
Those sleeping garments at John
ston's are the boss thing for children
these cold nights.
Geo. NJ. Noble and I. b. Sweet, Of
Topeka. Kansas. who represent com
panies having very large holdings II
Prowers county. are here attending
district court.
Ii is quito a pleasure TO walk alo-ss-
Main street IN the evening and look
al the tastefully arranged store win
iows, They show up in greet shape
nnder the electric lights.
Invitations are ont for the wedding
Of Miss Jennie Martin aud Mr.. Ollie
Steward. The ceremony viii take
place a, the residence OK the brides
parents, Sir. and Mrs, J. d. Martin
TO night
The curb stone for the sidewalk at
the Uuion Hotel has been put ia
place, but the rest Of the work ! stall
unfinished. The maddy condition
makes It very unpleasant Tor those
gong to the hotel.
A. C. Giddiugs. who was here some
time ago, and took orders for an
easel desk aud drawing hoard, de-
iyered the gosds 10 those who had
ordered on Tuesday Many itile
ones will be gladdened by the ariisle-
Messrs. Charles Thurlow and W
r. Logan. OF Colorado Springs, who
represent loan firm which has
many inyeatments 80 this yicinity,
we're here on Monday They we're
much pleased with the condition Of
the eountry.
j. ". snoagrass has secured
lease OF portion OF the railroad
right OF way for his lumber yardA
He expects the lumber fts hisshs-is
arrive this week. and hs will prot4
ably be ready for business about thS
first OF January.
#. Whitc, the rnstling Holly
merchant, came up 70 Lamar ~
Tuesday, aud was an Interested -pef
tator at court during the day. "
White has Just recovered from a
we're spell of sickness, ani was glEd
to again be able to bs out
If "old Sol" Is not more rogulsr
in keeping his engagemeuts to ~
part OF the earth's vineyard, We "
have to quit announcing his appe;S
anee. He Is due here nearly eveiy
day in the year, but seems to uke
lost all regard for Us lately.
The expressman i kept rathAy
busy Just now delivering vsrious
mysterious packages, and the recipi,
ent generally hides the package sNsY
to be opened mp on Christmas morn
ing The postofice also has its share
aud the little blue card in the box.
which says ''eaIl for package is il
frequent use,
Last Thursday David Plotz, or the
north side, meandered into the ccuu
ty clerks Office, and after a whispered
conversation with Deputy Downer.
he departed. Shortly after the Rev
Kuuekey appeared and tiled a certiti-
cate of marriage and the mystery
was explained. The general wish of
their friends is for long aad happy
life TO them.
District court convened in "a
iourned session on Monday, the spe
eial case being the BeIknap Savings
Bank VI. The Kansas Loan aud
Trust Company and others The
case against Ernest Moore, charged
with assault, was also on the docket.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-21
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The Lamar register., 1898-12-21

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The Lamar register., 1898-12-21

Lamar IS soon to have fms rev
opera house Il viii be- located on
the east side of Main street just
north Of the Boyd buildgiag i
will he bniit by Aisssrs Desier, Lee
aud CouweIl, who owa ffsy one feet
frontage there and ezpect 70 eucei
three business liouses 80 feet long,
and devote the entire second story 10
an opera house The plaus have al,
ready been drawn aud they show d
handsome hall that viii bs credit
20 our pushing young eitys and TO
gether With the reputation ~ our
people as theaier coers. induce many
~arst class ir0upes TO come here.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-21
FOR Rent.

Good farms with abundant water
supply. Apply to this office.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-21

The following attorneys from other
localities are here this week, most Of
them engaged in The Belknap Saw
ings Bank case, and representing
different interests: G. G Mead, G.
S. Crysler, Jas. Fl Harkless and f..
/. Browning, of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, w. G. Hook, of Leavenworth.
Kansas, Clifford Histed, of Topeka,
Kansas, and H. NJ. Humphreys aud
Chas. H. Brierley, of Denver. Hon.
H. Il. Ross, district attorney also was
here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

Sales of personal property will take
place as follows:
February g, j. L. Perkins, BRANDY vino
hundred
February o. at o'clock, tools and fix
turo, No 2 Fast Seventh street.
February IL, H. Ebrght, DranGywine
hundrD1.
February Il, furniture sale, No. 81? Mad
isun street.
February II, w. II. Klair, near. Centre
vile.
February II, Albert Wo,la3ton Mill
Greek hundred.
I February II, Dredging Company, ncar
Collins Beach,
February H. James Garvinc, near John
sOn's Corner, Pa
February 49, b. l.. Dickey, White Clay
| Creek.
february 10, Eli Davis, administrator,
! Mill Creek hundred.
February q. VIM. Nowlove, New Cas-.
tic hundred.
; February %, J. X, Williams, near Mid
dletown, Del.
February "A, Ann Haley, Brandywino
Hundred.
February "a, Elwood Webster. Hoe.
kessin.
March g. wm. I. Rothousc, New Castle
hundred
March 10, Thomas Gray, Brandywine
hundred.
March II, furniture, 80? West Ninth
street. city.
Merch II, Hiram King Christiana hun
dred.
March Is, furniture, 81? Madison street,
city.
Parties intending to have sales this com
Ing spring should engage an auctioneor at
an early day, so that thOre may be no con-
fusion IN regard 10 dates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
DOTS.

The remains Of james r. Baynard, who
expired In Philadelphia on. last Friday
We're Inferred at Harrington yesterday.
Delaware Lodge No, 2, S. Of II. gave q
Smoker last night
Mrs Sophia Gearhart, OF No. Ali East
Twelfth rect, died suddenly at her home
yesterday, Mrs. Gearhart was taken i'll uf-
ter she returned home from church ON
Sunday night.
The Harlan aud Hollingsworth Com.
pauy yesterday shipped two annealing
tubs, each weighing three and half tons,
to tho Malleable Iron Company.
The Bayard Legion met last night and
considered new constitution aud by
laws.
A fire In the house No 9s7 A street did
about So damage last night
David r. Marvel has brought suit for ].
Il. Tyson against the Wilmington City
Railway Company for the death OF u
horse.
Mrs. Green. who fell from ladder at
the P, w. II 3. depot several weeks ago
and badly Injured herself, is able to be at
work again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
Lacking After the Niagara.

Howard Gould and Miss Clemmons OF
New York visited the ship yards OF tho
Harlan and Hollngsworth Company yes.
terlay afternoon to view the progress OF
the work on Mr.. Gould's yacht Niagara.
The date on which the trim yacht Will DC
launched has not been decided upon.
Three boilers of tie Niagara have boon
finished and are now on trucks near the
wharyos, y, ready to place in tho hold of the
Yacht Immediately after the launch. An
other boiler is to be finished. The ma
chinery of tho vessel also is we'll under
way in the shops
Tbs Ningarai is entirely plated. and the
steel dockhouse is beng erected by WorK-
men. Yesterday preparations were bang
ing painted and ths probabilities arc that
it win be ready to glide into tho Christ.
lima river during tho las, weak Of this
month
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

Harrington In honor of his twcnty-flrst
birthday on Saturday evening. Among
those present were: Misses Sophie Pro-
file, Elsie Jones, Minnie Erring ston. Emma
Burnett, Blanche Burris, Mabel Basco,
Messra Clark Harrington, Charles Nc
Daniel, Elwood Basco, Leslie Flnney, 4.
Gsantland, William Dennoy, William
Harrington. Emil &C. Mature, of Philadel-
phia Mira. Fisher Of Perryville, Mr., and
Harry Finnsy. Music was furnished by
Mss Mabel Basco, Elwood Rasco and
William Denney.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
CARD BASKET.

Marshal Short is visiting his farm near
Briigeville.
Joseph ]. Logan has gone to Pttsburg
Tor week.
DR.. 1. s. Vallandigham, Of Midd!etown,
was in this city
Miss Ellie ziegler has returned from a
visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Ella O. Connor, of Yorklyn, Del, Is
visiting in Wilmington.
Norman Wilson, of this city. is visiting
bis parents at Ingleside, Nd
Miss Bessie O. Conner has returned from
visit OF six weeks in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Wyatt have re-
tarned from visit to Philadelphia.
Howard Blanchard, Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday as the guest OF Mas Mary
y. Duffy,
!. Miss Saliie J.. Mearns, Of this city Is
the guest Of Mrs. Nansant, at Strickers
vile, Pa.
Wilbur Yarnall has returned to Chcs-
I tor, after pleasant visit to his parentsin
j this city.
Miss Frances MacNair Of Philadelphia,
has returned home after visit to VIII
mington relatives.
T. Jesse Z. Simmons, Holstein Harvey and
/ Mwood Harvey have returned from II trip
to Florida and Nassau.
= Mr.. Victor Ullman and Mrs Louisa NJ.
Graham will be married during the third
week of February.
{! Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Patzowsky gave
2 delightful box party to nine intimate
friends at the Opera House last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilmore, of Kor-
nlngton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Know s.
mother, Mrs. Sarah Baker on West Seventh
street.
Frank A. Miller formerly city editor of
the Wilmington Freie Presse, Is visiting
Wilmington, stopping at tho Clayton
House.
Ashton r. Tatnall has received word
, from DR.. and Mrs. c. F. Smalley, who
went to India as missionaries They are
In good health.
Mr. William Green and Miss Bessie
tKsrBhaw will be married Tomorrow even
ing at thehome of the prospective bride Oh
East Ninth street.
A great deal of interest Is being mani
tested In the full dress military reception
to be given by the officers of the First
Regiment, N. G. D., Company A. in tho
Armory, on February IS
Mrs. Hamilton Maxwell accompanied
by her daughter Nellie and Miss Mary
Fleming, of this city has been spending
few days in Chester as the guests Of Mr..
md Mrs, Robert Singleton.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas J. Talley will give
ahouse warming ut their homo on Van
Buren, street. this evening About 800 in
yitations have been issued and largo
numberis expected to be present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry }, Stotckle enter
tanned number OF their friends last even.
ing at their handsome home, Fifth and
Adams. The Opera House Orchestra fur
nlshed the music,
Az Extended Popularity browns Bron-
ehiai IroChes have for many years been the
most popular article in Use fer relieving
Coughs aud Throat troubles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
Atlaptic ci,x,. ~. r,..

Atlantic City. Feb. s.--In less than
two hours time yesterday about $780,
600 worth of property went up in smoke
and an entire block Of Atlantic City's
finest beach front section was laid
waste. The burned tract lies between
Kentucky and New York avenues, and
the destroyed structures include the
Academy of Music, with all Its attend
ant enterprises; Hotel Bryn Mawr. j.
J. Carr's and s. 8. Mervine's bathing
establishments, Thomas Refers con-
dictionary store. Simon Schoenthars
notion and bric-a-brac store, the Ed
son vitascope and number of minor
establishments. The fire is believed to
have been caused by crossed electric
light wires.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As Reflected by Dealings in Philadel.
nhiR aud HAlIlmora.

As Reelected by Dealings In Philadels
phia and Baltimore.
Philadelphia. Feb. Flour weak: win.
ter superfine. s2soQ3l0: do. extra. 1850
$50, Pennsylvania roller. clear, N04.2S:
do. straight, N.30G4.5O western winter.
city mills, extra. ss25as.5O. Rye flour
dull, but steady. at $2.6O02S0 per barrel.
as to quality. Wheat dull: No. red,
97a.197sc; No. q Pennsylvania and No.
2 Delaware red, spot, 9SasQ9Shc. Corn
dull: No. 2 yellow. for local trade. A1Q
35c.: No. 2 mixed. in export elevator. ss1s
Q3S%c. Oats dull; No. white. SOhc.; No.
! white, clipped. slice; No, white. clip
ped. sO!ac. Hay weak; choice timothy.
s12 for large bales. Beef firm; beef hams,
s2sGs4 Pork firm: family. sl2Gl25o Laa
firm; western steamed. s522A. Butter
firm: western creamery. 14A92Oc.; do.
factory, 11Gl4c.; Elglns, 20c.: imitation
creamery 13Q17c. New York dairy. no
1Sc.: do. creamery, l4q19c.: fancy Penn
sylvania prints Jobbing at 2502Sc; do.
wholesale, 22c. Cheese dull: large. white
and colored September. Sac; small DO.
do. September, 9d9lsc.; light skins. ~
Gkc.; part skins, $4QSlac; full skins. 20
&c. Eggs firm: New York and pennsyl-
vania 1skc.; western. fresh. $50. Pota-
toes steady: New York, S.371s4250;
sweets, Ssa4. Tallow dull; city, Side;
country. 3AG3tsc. Cottonseod oil steady;
prime crude lSEdl9c.: do. yellow, lie.
Cabbage steady at s35OG4. Pig iron war.
rants very dull at s6.AOd66o Lake cop.
per quiet, but steady at $lo.s5gll. Tin
quiet but firm, at s13.e2la. spelter quiet
at s4Gi4l0 Lead steady at s3.62293.6Ih.
Baltimore. Feb. Flour dull; western
superflne, $2S0I3.2O do. extra, s3.45G4.10;
do. family, A.A0I4.70 winter, patent, A.s5
OSLO. spring do. s5.10u5SO spring,
straight. A9005.05 Wheat easy; spot
and month, s7ssGs7Nc.; March. ssk0
9sasc.; May, 96l: T96i$c.; steamer No !
red. 9S5Sa93%c. southern. by sample. $50
9SiAc: do on grade, S4a9Sc. Corn easy:
spot and month. sShR339sc.; March, $50
93lsc; steamer mixed. S2ha32a.c.: south.
ern white, 32G3iAc,: do. yellow. S2@34c.
Oats firm: No. white. 2sAGS0c,: No. Q
mixed CSC. Rye slightly easier: No.
nearby, 53Ic.: No. 2 western. A%c. Hay
quiet; choice timothy, $ls. Grain fraights
very dull steam to Liverpool, per bushel,
sgd March, Cork, for orders per quar-
ter, Is. Gas 3D.. February; Ss March
Sugar strong; graduated, 62o&, Butter
quiet; fancy creamery, 2lc. Do, imitation,
lcal7c. do ladle. lsc.; GOOD ladle, $50
14c.: store packed. l2814c. Eggs quiet;
fresh lie. Cheese steudy: fancy New
York, large 9siGl0c.; DO medium, log
1oAc do small. 10AG1oAc. Lettuce, Sis
also per basket WHISKY $1.2ag1.E6 per
gallon for finished goods In carloads;
s.27dl2s por gallon for jobbing lots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

In the Municipal Court this morning
Judge Ball said that on account of the
condition Of the homes for children thu
court reluctantly held up the cage against
Fred Sauerwine TIE prope: place for
him according to the court WAS In New
Cas- lie jail.
When the case OF Robert Addertun was
called Deputy City Solicitor Cahoun ask.
ed that the case be postponed until We'd
nesday evening Last night Adderton
engaged the services Of E. II. Cochran,
]r. Tho luttcr was obliged to 20 to Dover
this morning and "a the prosecuting wit
ness reside in Philadelphia it was deomod
advisable to continue tho case until We'd
nesday night.
At tto session of the court last evening
Edward Cook was fined $50 and costs for
insulting young girls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

The machinists of the Harlan and Hol-
lngsworth company yesterday began to
work until 6 o'clock inst cad Of 3 o'clock
and the mon in tho shipyard until half
past five.
1t is reported among the mon that the
piece work system will be placed iu opera.
ton in the near future.
About 30 men were laid off In the car
shops last wsel: but notwithstanding they
have enough work In the ship yard to
keep large force Of men In employment
for ono year
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
with The Sick.

Howard A, Iinges, supervisor OF tho P,
w & IS. Il h. Co., who has been Ill suf.
MONA, has recoyerod sufficiently to DO
able to be ont.
Mr.. James l. BURNETT, chief clerk for
Superintendent Barnard, residing at No.
S26 Washington street, Il sinking rapidly
and his dcae.i is expected ut any moment.
Ho has BEEN sick for several months and
has felt his end drawing near wi Lou.
a word OF complaint or n murmur.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
Address: Fuulliland, Del.

w ANTED--W EAVERS ON KNOWLES
w or CromptDn Box looms. Steady work
good pay. hddrrs, Weaver this office. f7.Bt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

Now York, Feb. 7.-Beevss slow; steers.
oxen and bulls steady; dry cows easier;
mature steers s455 stays and oxen. $50
4so; bulls $4,000; dry cows, $2.G5G3.6O.
Calves slow: about 100 head unsold; veals,
s5Gs5O. grassers 81; western calves. $3.50
49, Sheep steady; lambs castor; sheep.
s35Oa475; LAMBS. s5.30U6,2O. Hogs arm at
g. 20liii5
East Liberty, Pa, Feb. 7.-.Cattlo high
err: prime. s4.90Q5; common, 12504S.s5;
bulls, stays and cows s21h Hogs fairly
active: prime assorted medium weights.
a20g425; best Workers., H.1oG4.15; heavy
hogs, Ag41O: pigs, s3soGi; good roushS,
S325M3.65: common to fair roughs. S2.5V1
B Sheep active and higher; choice, $500
iS0; common. $3.S9d3.S5; choice lambs
6S0M5.90; common to good. s4.T515T0
Veal calves. s7[lT49.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

Sheriff Finn yesterday sold tho follow
ing properties: Mary Fnrragher Front
and Harrison streets. to Leonard L. Waios,
Jr attorney, for 500 Benjamin Frank
lin Mcdaniel Front and Poplar streets
to Mr. Wales, for g. $50; William T. Muir
ply, Seventh and Spruce streets, to
Charles W. Smith, attorney, for 800; Ben
jamn Lundy Kent, Second and Shiploy
streets, to Lilburne Chandler, attorney,
for 81. 600, and at JncksUn street and Ian
caster avenue, to Mr.. Chandler, also for
81 ga
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
Harry Archer will be Superintendent OF
The Wilmington City Railway.
Visiting His Brother,

Colonel Wuo'lman Is visiting his broth.
or in the state Of Maine, who is suffering
from II severe attack Of sickness. In writ.
ing to his family he states they are COM
plotely showed in aud the temperature Is
10 degrees below zero. He hns now been
absent five weeks and it Is probable that
he will prolong his visit until his brother
improves or until his sutferings end In
dcA Ii.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
LOOK OUT FOR HIM.
A Sharper Visits Hevrc dc Grace With
Bad Checks.

The police are on tho, watch for a man
claiming to be from Baltimore and VINO
gnvy Two worthless checks In Hnvre de
Grace. Ho appeared there q few days ago.
cluiming he wanted to start factory. He
bought property for $500 and gave
chnck for 500 Later he bought $40 worth
of clothing gave his check for $50 and dis.
appeared. lie isnot known at the BANK
IN RnItinn re.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

The first session Of tho Delaware Elm.
Calming school began in Soaforl to day.
The session will last four days and Is under
the direction OF two prominent professors
from the west. The fist two days vii be
devoted to lectures, and the last two days
bcen furnished for subjects for Enbalm.
inn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

New York, Feb. S.--Annie C. George.
widow of Henry George is the plaintiff
In an action for damages against the
Pennsylvania Railroad company, which
is on trial in the supreme court of
this city, Mrs. George alleges that her
foot slipped In a hole Of the Pennsyl-
vania company's depot in Philadelphia
on March II. 1894, causing bad sprain
OF the ankle and a tearing Of the ex-
ternal lateral ligaments of her leg.
which necessitated the using OF
crutches for three months. She asks
1000 damages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

Tho ways and keel blocks for the torpedo
boat Strinsham have been prepared in the
yard of tho II. x II. Company, and tho
keel will he laid within the next week. he
ways are on the western side of Howard
Goulh's yacht Niagara, tho eastern ways
being occupied by the p. Il Il, tug Gc;tys
burg
The machpey for the S,rins h0m has
been started in tho machine shop, several
small pieces being turned OH the lathcs
daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

The Levy Court sat this morning and
resumed tho work OF revising tho assess.
ment. Mr.. Scott spcnt the morning on
the books Of Blnckbird Hundred. Mr..
Lynn finished The Brnndywine Hundred
books, Mr.. Mealey finished the second
ward book. Mr.. White welt through tie
New Castle Hundred book, The court
w, b. in session agaiu this afternoon ana
t,-inprrnyI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

Car No. SO OF the West Fourth street
line struck team belonging to Juteph q.
Dillon, of No. 1919 West Fourth street THU
morning. As the car approached Fou;A
and Orange the veam started across. The
Car ttrnck the h.rse knocking 1t down,
The shnft, Of the WA On wers brokih,
William Meredith whocr Q theieaa. es-
cnpci wivlont IN; ry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08

4, A dance aud progressive euchre party
viii be given at Eden Hail this evening
under the auspices of the Pioneer and
Benevolent Society. Several handsome
prizes will be awarded the winners on the
occasion. A large number Of invitations
have been issued and au enjoyable time Is
anticipated. This is one of u series Of like
occasions
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-08
WaS Ohio,s Oldest Citizen

Sandusky. o., Feb. S.-There seems
to be but little doubt that Edward
Mack. who died at Huron on Friday
and whose interment took place yes
terday, was the oldest man in Ohio.
He was 109 years Of age. having been
born. according to the family record.
In ireland in 1888.