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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
dcial District.
In the matter of the assignment of Isaac e.
walker and David S. Walker as individuals
ana as copartners doing business under the
insolvents.
Notice is hereby given that Isaac F. Walker
ana David 5. Walker, as individuals and as CO.
partners doing business under the firm name
ana styleof Walker Brothers of Spencer Brook.
In said County and State, have by deed in writ
ing dated January 9Th, 1898, made a general
assignment to the undersigned of all their
property not exempt by law from levy and
sale on execution. for the benefit of all their
creditors without preferences. All claims
must be verified and presented to the under
signed for allowance
Dated January Sth, 1898
JOSEPH l.. BRADY, Assignee,
s. L. Pattee.
t'tcrney for Assistance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10
Democrats to Meet.

The Central Democrat association will meet
this evening at headquarters, corner of Eighth
and Wabasha. to receive reports from the
for the matter of transportation Of all par
ties going to the banquet in Minneapolis on
Tuesday evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10

J. H. Dean, president of the Yellow
stone Park association, spent Sunday
in st. Paul, registering at the Ryan
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10

and Mrs. H. NJ. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Heller, John Meyer, DR.. L. Dom
hoff, and Miss Lucy Semple.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10

The goods advertised in this newspaper are
for sale by home merchants. You can get
the right thing by pressing your demand,
gently but firmly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10

L. NJ. Dousman, of the Chicago Inter
Ocean, is registered at the Ryan hotel
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10
ACaValryman'S Experience
Chris. Jensen, Of Troop D, 9th CavaI-
ry' U. 5. A., Easily Vanqulshes 4 Foe,
Fort Robinson. October IS. 18o7.

Eort Robinson October / 3, 1897
EUREKA Chemical and Mfg. Co., La Crosse
Gentlemen: Baco-Curo has certainly done
an you claim for it in my case. have alb
when anyone is smoking where / am +t,s
ouor Is unbearablc to me. Your remedy ia
wonderful, and have recommended its 1,sc
70 several other soldiers and they are roi,1C
TO give 1T trial think that if / ever orff
60 using tobacco again it will be learni,Ie,
the habit over again have not the least
aeslre lot tobacco and regard IN yseIf rs en-
tirely cured. Yours truly. -
CHRIS. JENSEN.
9th Cavalry, Troop D. Fort Robinson. Neb
ne wonderful part of cure from BACO-
euro is that it removes every trace ~ ~.
tine from the system, leaving it as free fror,
the narcotic a it was before the first o1,a
or chew. Write for py0gfs Of cHres We .5jvr y
written guarantee to cure pcrmancrtiy am V
case with three boxes, or refund the Inoncy
QUO or 81 box, three boxes (guarantecfi
cure) 81. so. Druggists everywhere -
EUREKA CHEMICAL AND MNFC. CO
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10

Better sure than sorry Guard against ~
substitution of inferior wares for good ones
by examining your purchases before Won
leave the store. ''U
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10
Canned Peas,
PEseeaB spae-
] z Gents

Per can for Johnson's Sliced
Pineapple.
This is q ragTl1ar 25c kind
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10
CARVED G2GDGDEn@
"8ATAVaa'' BRAND.
T0ERaaEAas.

A large purchase of choice Meaty To-
matoes enables up to make price of 7
cents a can for them, or Sic a dozen.
Can. boz.
Fine High Grade. Sc SO.95
Fancy New York Packed. 10c 1.12
Finest New York Packed
Batavia Brand, extra
large cans, and extra
quality goods ......... 15c 1.60
Sugar Corn.
Can. Doz
Good Sweet Sugar Corn. &c SOTO
Fine Grade Sugar Corn. Sc 100
Very Fancy Maine
Packed Sugar Corn 49,. lie 1.2O
The Finest Sugar Corn
ever packed in a can. .121sc 1.S0
Canned Peas.
An exceptional bargain in Peas is the
splendid brand we offer at 7c per can.
or 78c doz., while this lot lasts:
Can. boz.
Good Early June Peas. Sc s0.S7
Fancy New York Peas. 10c 1.0S
HighGrade Early June
Peas ......-.... .......... 13c Al
Best Early June Peas,
packed in New York
state ..:......... ........ 15c 1.6O
Batavia Sifted Peas (very
fancy .......... ......... 1sc 100
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10

A party of eight Cincinnati people
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to Alaska, registering for dinner
at the Merchants. The party was made
UP Of four men and three women. Mr.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-10

Examine goods you buy before they are
ting limitations instead of what you need.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16
GUY E. SMITH,
LOCAL NEWS.

Trade at Joys.
Everything at "The Fair"
"The Fair" sells at sledge ham
mer prices.
w. E. Roop, OF Pueblo, was in
town Monday.
G. S. Thompson. funeral direc-
tor and embalmer.
A. E. Bent, of Lamar, was La
Junta visitor last Monday.
A c. Kennedy has been on the
sick list suffering from la grippe.
L. w. Markham, of Lamar, was
in La Junta Monday on business.
w. E. Anderson, of Rocky Ford,
was county seat visitor last Mon
day.
Mrs. Geo. P. Sayler, of Rocky
Ford. was a La Junta visitor last
Monday.
Miss Ella Gibbs is assisting in a
clerical capacity in r. c. Inge's
dry goods store during the present
week.
Extensive grade improvements
are being made on Granada street
in the vicinity OF the new Finney
block, and new crossings placed
at the street intersections.
A representative of the Irrigation
Era, of Denver, inveighled num-
Der Of our business and profess
sional men into patronizing a spe
cial write-up Of La Junta edition
of that great journal.
A few months ago, Mr. Byron
Every,of Woodstock, Mich, was
badly afflicted with rheumatism.
His right leg was swollen the full
length causing him great suffering.
He was advised to try Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. The first bottle
of it helped him considerably and
the second bottle effected a cure.
The IS and so cent sizes are for
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16

sale by Allen & Andrews, drug
gists.
H. NJ. Wiley, OF Holly, visited
the metropolis OF the Arkansas
Valley Monday.
Representatives of the Pueblo,
Olney, Ordway, Rocky Ford, Las
Animas, Lamar and Holly melon
growers associations met in Rocky
Ford Monday and perfected the or
ganization of a general or central
association of the melon growers
OF the Arkansas valleyin Colorado.
The central organization is TO have
general supervision of the market
ing and shipping of the melons
grown in the valley.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16
RA,laoAo ev,as,,ses.
sts"ss Picked W. condsnssd and
seessn ses the Special Edii1eatioa
Of Railroad Men.

Claim Agent II. ]. Franklin was
IN town several days this week on
Santa Fe business.
| Frank McGrath, OF Pueblo, CHIEF
clerk to Superintendent Dyer, Wis
tied friends in La Junta last Sun
day.
Engineer William Ready stopped
over here day or two this week, !,
the flrst time in about seven years.
Coolidge Enterprise.
! The Fairvicw tunnel on the line
OF the Santa Fe-Pacific near Will
iams, Ariz., was last Thursday
night opened for traffic, and to-day
all trains in and out of California
are running over the Santa Fe
track.
The shortest time on record for
building locomotives has just been
made by tn. Baldwin Locomotive
Works in the construction OF four
engines for the British government
to use in moving war supplies in
Africa. All four engines were
completed and ready to ship in
thirty-one days.
Mike Dwyer met with quite a
serious accident here a few days
ago. In crossing one of the switches
in the yard his engine jumped the
track and while he was assisting il
on he, in some manner, slipped
and cut the fleshy part OF his hand
very badly. DR.. Boggs dressed
the wound and Mike. with his usual
grit, took his engine and train on
to Dodge City. Coolidge Enter
prise.
The Santa Fe will lay eighty-two
miles OF steel rail on the stretch OF
road between La unta, Colo, and
Dodge City, Kan, in the spring.
This will place the road bed in ex-
cellent shape and make this piece
OF track the "fastest" on the Santa
Fe line. There is gradual in
cline all the way from La Junta to
Dpdpe CIty and aS coon &c tho
track is put in hrst-class shape
General Superintendent Nudge
will make an attempt to break the
worlds record for speed. He will
start with train of two cars from
La Junta and expects to make the
trip over the 400 miles OF track to
Dodge City at rate faster than
has ever been made on an Ameri-
can railroad.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16
CHEAP GOODS

are cheap, but the best goods
are the cheapest. This has
been our experience, and we
think you will admit that it
has been yours. Following
are our prices on few staple
articles
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16
To Cure /. Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo QuiniBc Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money IL IT falls To Cure.
2sc. The genuine has L. B. Q. stamped on each
tablet.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-16

ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR SPOT CASH.
Farmers, we want your butter and
eggs. Come in and get prices on our
goods and see what your produce will
bring before selling
Carlton -Tindall Mer. Co.
The sun., 1898-02-25

entertainment. Miss Mary X. Thie!mar
and J. Y. Harbcrt rendered some excep
tionally fine vocal selections. Miss Mabel
Wells recited to the editication and de-
light OF the audience, and Mr.. Fred II.
Beaston did his full share by way Of en-.
tertaining with the Mandolin. Vt is sci
dom indeed that tie people OF llarring.
ton have had an opportunity to enjoy
such treat, and they fully appreciate
the kindness Of the friends who have
made it possible for them. After this
part Of the program the ladies' OF the
league furnished the guests with refresh
mcnts consisting of chicken salad, coffee
and biscuits thus closing most delight
fuI evening and one that will be rpmem-
bercd with pleasure by those who par
iicipatcd in it. The receipts amounting
to about sevcnty-tive dollars, less some
small items OF expenses. will be applied
to the payment Of Il debt outstanding
against the church. Much credit is due
t. MIS- Terry for the success of the affair
who secured the assistance Of the artists
and entertained them during their stay
in Harrington and performed her full
share of work in all the arrangements for
the delightful affair.
The sun., 1898-02-25

months. The church is almost new and
was recently freed from debt. The pas.
tor. Rev. J. II. 5. Ewell. is very energetic
in his pastoral work and the increased
membership is due to his untiring efforts
in the accomplishment Of that purpose.
EXClerk of the House J. II. LAYTON,
OF Frankforl, was in town to-day.
Coroner W. II. Johnson, of Millsboro,
was visitor in town.
b. +. Wagamon and Ira l.. .Jerman
were in Milton this afternoon.
Mrs. Walter W. Pepper, acco mpanied
by Mrs. J. ii. Dodd, OF Tnwcs. left this
morning for Philadelphia, where they
will icmain two weeks
Miss Nellie Faucet Is visiting her
brother, Edward J. Faucet, ut Dover.
Mrs, +. +. Wilson and lit e daughter,
Myrtle. who have been quite sick are
improving.
Mrs. d. S. Purncll is recovering from
severe attack Of kidney trouble
Mrs. Carrie q. Cannon has returned
from Harrington. where she attended the
funeral Of Il friend
Mrs. II. {. White is in Philadelphia.
The sun., 1898-02-25
Marrow Escape From Deaf h.

Viola Hyatt, daughter OF Francis W.
Hyatt, Jr., ON No. 325 East Second
street, had II narrow escape from death
yesterday afternoon. The child was
coming from school to her dinner, and
getting out Of the way Of an approach
ing wagon, was knocked down bv one
coming from the opposite direction,
which belonged to the water depart
mcnt. In less than five minutes a
crowd OF about one hundred and fifty
assembled. Her father, who is driver
Of the Washington Fire Company's
Chemical Engine, ran in the crowd and
picked her up unconscious. She was Sc.
verely injured about the neck and back
by one OF the horses hoof+, but may re-
cover shortly. The physician was DR..
Spruance. The driver will pay all ex-
penses resulting from The injuries.
The sun., 1898-02-25
Club Elections.

Tie Hickory Outing Club last evening
elected the following Officers: II. L.
Maier, president; W. c. Taylor. vice
president; T. Y. Simpson, secretary and
treasurer; ". b. Lannon, captain; d. C.
sheridan, first lieutenant and ". C.
Taylor, second lieutenant. The presi.
dent has received an appointment to
West Point and will leave on the first Of
March to undergo a preliminary exami-
nation. The Elnanon Comedy Club had
meeting last evening and the following
officers were elected: T. V. Simpson,
president; Miss Anna Tatum, secretary
and treasurer; George Compton, general
manager. The members are studying
hard for the presentation OF new
comedy to be given at the entertainment
in Red Mems Hall on March 18th.
The sun., 1898-02-25
y Brief For The Cigarette.

1t is IA relief to read the colnnon-scnsc
article with this tide from the pen of W.
II. Garrison in the Nedico Legal journal
for December, 1897. With the exception
OF the lies about alcohol in the school
textbooks OF physiology, there are prob
ably no more i'll grounded mis-. statements
than those spread broadcast as to the
pcrnicious objects OF cigarcttc.smokng
MIR. Garrison believes from the evidence
OF independent experts, that in the orli.
nary cigarette sold in this country the
tobacco is of excellent quality, the paper
is good and harmless, and injurious in.
gradients such as opium, morphine and
strychnlnc are not present. The evil is
not in the cigarette itself, which is prob.
ably the most harmless form of all to-
bacco smoking, but in the abuse, partic-
ulary by young, growing lads, in whom
all excess in tobacco is likely to cause
dyspepsia, amonia and palpi,ation of the
heart. We must remember that the
smokers Of the world prefer cigarettes.
and in moderation in adults, they are
probably no more injurio Is than either
cigars or the pipe There is no evidence
to prove that the inhalation of the smoke
is harmful; it is probably less injuric;.s
than wctting the end of the cigar tie
held in the mouth, instead ., touching it
light y to the lips as is ihe custom. with
foreigners. The cigarette smokers breath,
fingers and c'nhcs may be disgusting to
Il lover ui the best tobacco, but we fear
we cannot accuse him of injuring his
health. The Philadelphia Medical
Journal
The sun., 1898-02-25
VIII Close For n Time.

The +. Blnncnthal and Company,
which has been working full force in
the beam and tanning rooms, will close
Tor a week nr so, on account Of the ina
biIity Of their glazers I" turn skins out
fast enough for tanning. 1t was said
Yesterday afternoon that their entire
force of tanners, with fifty extras will
60 on full time in about two weeks.
The sun., 1898-02-25
Harrington.

W. W. >attcriirld spent Tuesday in
Dover.
+. +. White and Miss Nellie Hansen
attended the Masonic banquet at Hotel
Richardson, Dover, on Tuesday evening
G. &. Sattcrield of S.,aiord was the
guests Of Harrington friends yesterday.
+. W. Jones went to [nwcs last night
to attend llcptasophs banquet.
J. 5. Harrington and g. ). Illrr ngton
are III l'aItlnpr" on Il business trip
U.C.F'cmin nnl VIII Suu,cl irId'wr,c
in wa orI ,r'-.rr,l,y.
Miss NpH' ~HaN oi !toyrr j.. Visiting
friends here
DcpY,y Sheriff il :, Dnnr. was III
town yoslei'a'.
TIL" pcoI l. ~ Harrington "nj ,yrl Il
rarp trrHl "n "Wednesday "."ning a., in
the way - an entertainment intIcOm,a
ilorS", given hy the Epwoirl Lcngnr OF
the Harrington VI. f. hnrh. Mr.. Ed.
ward Wet unprecedented George WASH
ington and Mis-. Nellie Hansen Marth,
Washington in ColDnia reception.
They were assisted bva number OF per.
sons dressed I'm Colonial style. After the
reception came memorial and literary
entertainment given by a quintette Of
Wilmingtonians, friends of the Rev. and
Mrs. 7. Il. Terry. Prof. N. L. Hadley
presided at the .piano and directed the
The sun., 1898-02-25
Steamer Undergoing isrpairs.

The steamer Republic, which has been
lying IN Philadelphia all winter was
taken to the Harlan 4 IIoIiligSwo,th
C"mpanys ship yard Yesterday by the
tugs Mascot and May, where she will be
fitted ont in preparation for next sea-
sons excursions.
The sun., 1898-02-25
1.nlHIiei.'s Toes Crushed.

While L. NJ. Cino. Il Iaborer at the
Diamond State Iron Works, was lifting
Il piece OF iron Yesterday, it fell and
crushed two Of the toes Of his lett foot
Ills injuries were dressed by DR.. Buck.
master.
The sun., 1898-02-25
Tenancy Granted,

A special meeting Of the Trustees of
the Common was held ON Wednesday
evening. The request Of Mrs. Eliza
Wadslcy asking to be released from the
tenancy OF Ogletll"rpe iarm was granted.
MlclIae! Tucker was subsequently,
granted the tenancy.
The sun., 1898-02-25
Yacht Reing I.cnItI,c,cl.

The Harlan 4 IIollingsworth Company
commenced work last week on the yacht
Alcedo, belonging to George W. Chids
Drexcl, editor Of the Philadelphia Led
ger. Mr.. Drcxel is having the Alcedo
heightened about twcnty.thrce feet lie
was inspecting the work today and cx.
poets to be in possession in about three
months
The sun., 1898-02-25
Counterfeit Nickels,

A number OF counterfeit five cent pieces
have been passed on the merchants Of
this city. They were detected at the
sui. treasury. The coin is light in weight
and lacks the regular ring Of the genuine
article.
The sun., 1898-02-25
MUNICIPAL COURT.
tinued-.-Eidward Armstrong
. Fined

The case against Constable james +.
Porter, Maria Hartman, Samuel ID. Forbes
and Charles Fritz, charged with assault
and battery on Mrs. Varonia Green, in
Municipal Court Yesterday morning was
continued until tomorrow morning.
Edward Armstrong was given hear.
ing on the charge OF disor'cry conduct.
lie was one Of party Of four men who
on Wednesday evening threw up the
safety gates at the Market street GROSS
ing.
Judge Ball fined him s. and costs Of
the case.
The sun., 1898-02-25
Saloon Carriage Contract Received

The Harlan 4 Hollingsworth Co., has
received Il contract for the building OF
six day-saI"on-carriages for south
American railway. The cars will be
very handsome, with frames Of the COM
posIte type and composed of steel and
teakwoOd
The sun., 1898-02-25

LADIES do you want a Cactus
from the prairies Of Neb. 1t isa
small round Cactus with a hand.
some bright red blossom. 1t
grows wild Oh the Neb prairies.
| will send one postpaid for 15c,
2 tor 25c. Address J. W. HANN,
Wauneta, Neb.
The sun., 1898-02-25

Never ridiculc" sacred things, however
absurd they may seem to you.
The sun., 1898-02-25
Hh nm M.ae from % Cents. Sample. etc, 5ec
VU.VV ). Hammond, Pleasantvilie, N. J.
EARN TIE

~ class operators are in constant
demand. Salaries from $40 to 500
y month You can secure a chart
giving all necessary information and
correct alphabet fr 10 cts. Address
tn New Jersey Sch"clof 1elegraphy,
RIVER and Union SITS, W,ldef -Ba, r..
pu
The sun., 1898-02-25
Cream cheese and bread.
Convention PrsN.eetlings.

The agents of the Mutual Life lnsur.
ance Company OF the Peninsula met in
convention Wednesday in the parlors OF
the New York Mutual Life Insurance
building on Market street. this city.
There were over forty people in at
tendance, including a number of ladies,
who are valuable auxiIaries to the work
OF the company.
Prof. W. F. Stewart, Of New York, the
general lecturer OF the company. gave Inc
convention Il sample Of his powers as an
Instructor. His talk was upon the bepe.
!its that would be derived by a policy
holder by the plan known as the con.
tin,lons instalment policy as compared
with he old system OF the beneficiary
receiving a lump sum upon the death of
the person insured.
Professor Strwa't's class this year is
composed OF the following ladies' and
gentlrmrn
Harry +. Muir, Paramount. Md. {;
Edwin c: French, Wilmington, DEL. %.
+. Fell, Wilmington. Del; Charles +.
Rich, Ccntrville, Nd; W. b. Gregg,
Wilmington, Del; Philip Burnet, .jr.,
Wilmington, Del; James. b. r Tawes,
CrlsiicId, Nd; George f.. Salisbury.
Denton, Md.; Stephen r Jump, Queen
Anne, Nd; John n. Herman, Berlin,
Md: John +. Voshcl|, Cialena, Md. !:
James /. EaInes, Eu!ou. Md. Charles
,. Whitney, Wilmington; Nathan Steele,
Wilmington; +. W. Parnell, Whining.
ton; David J. Fox. Wilmington +, G.
Burke, Wilmington; John W. Elder, Jr.,
Wilmington: q sellman Williams, Viii
mngton: Harry l'earce, Centreville.
Md: Frank l.. Gates. Middletown, Del, !:
James II. Reynolds, Clayton, Del;
Herbert n. Fell, Wilmington; JOS. ph D.
Trnxtnn, Georgetown, Del; Albert
q. NegIcy Jr., New York; j.
!. Belts, Ocean View, Del; W.
+. kctchan, WiImington; Samuel
q Bye, ElktIn, Md.
woME>'s DEPARTMENT.
Lucille II. Marindalc, Wilmington
Mary q. Thompson, Whining
ton; Mary s. Glance. s,ldIcrs.
vile, Md; Mrs. {. f. Whitney, Will
mington; Annie T.. Adams, Dover, Del,
Helen &. lIcst"n, Wimington: Estclr
Chandler Wilmington: Mary G. Enos.
''"'H"' ''''' VI. JulIi lnDIll ISDn, H.
mington: Grcta B Griffith, Wilmjngton:
Lizzie Ainswnrth. WiImington; Matte
$. Perkins, Wilmington.
One Of the features Of the proceedings
WAS the presentation Of medals to each
of Tia" "rmpny's representatives at the
convention. The medal was of copper
and represented a British coin. On ihc
diverse side was an ohlong Shield on.
cirrlcd Ly"StatrS Of Jersey, One Twenty.
fourth Of Il Shilling. 'and having he date
"f 1854 THE reverse side contained n
vign"ttr Of Queen Victoria. cncimlcd by
"Nirt"ra, d. q. Britannia, Regina,
T. D."
While distributing thc medals Professor
Stewart incidentally took vote upon
the question Of peace or war.and tie vote
was unalilnol g Y in favor ,i war,"vrn the
ladies present declaring cmplaticaIlv in
favor Of it.
Dan Horn, the night bartender and
pride Of the Hotel Jennings, has Just re.
turned from his vacation. His many
friends will b, surprised to h, ar he is to
be one OF the principals at wedding
which will take place the last of March.
Mr.. PeniWell will be hest man
The sun., 1898-02-25
BANQUET AND RECEPTION.
Given by the Employs, Of the New
York Mutual Insurance COmpany.
Convention Proceedings.

Convention Proceedings.
Prof. W. +. Steward, who has been at
tending the convention held here hv til,
New York Mutual Life Insurance Com
panv from the Peninsular Division in
Guiding the states Of Delaware, Marylanc
and the eastern shore of Virginia ten
drred a banquet and reception at the
Century Club given bySuperntendcn II
n. Fell and other employees of the com.
pany.
The bahquetilIg hall was prcttily
, decorated with palms and ferns and
during the progress OF the festivities briel
addresses were delivered by Prof. Stewart
Herbert n. Fell. John Henry, Samuel
Bye, Edgar A. Fell, Harry Pearce and
others. The toast master was q. :.
Williams.
A pleasing episode was the prcsenta-
tion OF a pair of cuff buttons with dia-
monds in the centre to Mr. Fell and a
handsome pearl stick pin to Edgar A.
Fell.
Letters of regret were received from
William }. Echton, general secre,arv;
J. {. Elliott. general manager; J. H..
Farley. Superintendent: NJ. McCurdv,
president, and S. Garrett special agent
of the company.
The menu was as follows:
Oysters on hall shell in Water Crcs..
Blslue Of Lobster. Rock fish lil cream
FIN t of beef with mushroom sauce
FTeh'l' peas. Potato croQurttcS
Roman punch. cigarettes
Nuall III nest OF water crcss Saratoga chips
Broicd oysters. Chicken salad
Cream cheese and bread
Individual fancy ice cream and fancy cakes. :.
Coffee
Cigars
The Agents Of the ladies' Department
give u reception and banquet in their
office. on the southeast corner of Eighth
and West streets last evening. Miss j.
I. Thompson sang Il vocal solo accom-.
panied by Professor Schimmcrhorn on
the guitar.
The sun., 1898-02-25
Georgetown.

\ special meeting of the Sussex county
poor trustees has been called to sit at the
Alns House on Wednesday next, March
ID. The objrc, Of the meeting is under.
stood to BE- t nc election Of an ov"rsccr
and other business.
The Methodist Protestant congregation
of this town is agitating the advisabiity
Of enlarging their church edifice, their
membership having increased to con-
siderable extent during the past few
The sun., 1898-02-25

Dan Horn, the night bartender and
pride Of the Hotel Jennings, has just re-.
turned from his vacat ion. His many
friends will be surprised to ht ar he is to
be one OF the principals at u wedding
which will take place the last of March.
Mr.. Peniwell will be best man.