The Sussex Republican., 1895-04-13
LOCALS.

DfifhbefhiS-
Good Friday.
Easter Sunday.
Palm Sunday.
The Easter bonnet
Easter egg-nog is now ripe.
Elect United States Senator.
Have you planted your garden2
Farmers are getting ready for corn
planting.
For Careys Consumption Cure go to
N. N. Irwin.
The usual services will be held in
the M. e Church tomorrow.
Easter bonnets will be out to-mor-
row in all their varied beauty.
Wheat and rye are not looking very
well for this season OF the year.
The strawberry festival will soon
supplant the much maligned oyster
supper
From present appearances the peach
trees will not be in full bloom before
y the last of the month.
ASt. Louis man reached his 140tb
birthday last week, and a New Jersey
man will be l23 in few days.
The two great questions OF the hour
are the Income Tax and whether
President Cleveland was drunk or not
The west side of Railroad avenue
from the depot to Market street has|
been shelled by the railroad company
There is still hope for those Effected
by the Income Tax decision. They can|
escape it by dividing up with poorer
mortals.
Gentlemen of leisure have already
begun to occupy the benches in 'front.'
of the court house, which isa sure signI
Of spring.
A festival was held a. Peppers M
e. Church last Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, Which we learn wasI
quite q success.
Rev. VIM. r. McFarlane will preachl
at Cokesbury tomorrow at 10 80 a. m.E
and at st. Johns at 3 p. m. Turn outu
anu hear the new preacher.
The Free Traders are being knocked +
out at every election, thank goodness.
Give us Protection and High Wag,.s,b
SAY the PEOPLE.
When in Wilmington If you want a
good dinner or comfortable nights
lodging. stop at the Merritt House,
opposite railroad station.
The Epworth League of GeorgetownE
M. =. Church held business meetInge
last Monday evening IN which plans r
were formulated for future work.
"ApTil showers bring May flowers;7H
but that fact wont console the fair sexg
if il should rain tomorrow. 1t woulds
prevent wearing the F ter bonnet.
G. + Lynch & 45ro., will deliver
wood at your residence and Will make
the price satisfactory. Leave yourH
orders at their store Corner OF Race
and Pine Streets.
Ii the person who took the umbrella
from the Rev q. A Crises porch on
Monday nIght. Will return It, nothing
more WI be SAID abosst it.
VIM. r. McFARLANE.
SEED POTATOES Fox SALE.-75
bushels Of extra, nice seed potatoes of
While Star and Rural New York. APP
ply to ] W. WILLARD, near Lewes,
Delaware.
Horace Greeley ie quoted as having
said: II have made plenty of misfakes
in my life, but they were always new
Mistakes How many of us can say
this? But some people never can learn
from experience.
1t has been suggested that horsel
meat be exported from this country toR
Europe. The doctors over there havel.
decided in favor of 1t, and If they won'tH
have our beeves and SWINE by all meansH
let them ha, our old horses. q
Rev. w. r. McFarlan, the pastor for
Georgetown Circuit, preached his firstE
sermon for the Conference year atu
Sand Hill last Sunday morning to al
good-sized congregation. 1t was fineE III
sermon and apparently made good
impression.
Thirty years have passed since the
cruel war of the rebeIion ended. 1t
was on April 3. 1865, that the Army
OF Northern Virginia surrendered at
Appomattox Court House and the I
Staying OF brother by brother ended.
Mrs. Theopilus Sharp left for Will h
mington on Monday, where she ex
poets to make her future home. She
wishes to express her thanks to the cit 4
izeDs of Georgetown for their many to-
kens OF sympathy IN her late bereave-
ment.
President Cleveland has appointed
Frank w. Joplin postmaster at Eliza-
bethtown KY, IN place of Mrs. Emily Y
Helm, who is sister-in-law of the late Y
President Lincoln. The best thinking
people of that town are very indignant
over the appointment. i
Sand Hill Sunday School was organ
ized last Sabbath by eecting the fol- :,
lowing officers; VIM. Warren, super I
intendent; T. b. Pettyjohn, assistant 6
superintendent; Miss Mary Pettyiohn,
secretary; Mrs. emma wilson, treas +
imer; Miss Ida FetGyjobn, Miss Nora N
Wilson aud Mrs. Comfort Wilkins.
committee.
Frank Shepardson, an engineer onu n
the Southern Pacific Ry., who residesX
AT Los Angeles, CAL, was troubledu
with rheumatism for long time. o
He was treated by several physicians, %
also visited the Hot Springs, but re-
ceived no permanent relief until he
used Chamberlain's Pain Balm. HeN II
says 1t is the best medicine in the p
world for rheumatism. For sale by
Layton & Layton, Druggists. M
Rev. w. M. Greene has removed to Z
Rehobotn and is comfortably fixed up
at that delightful seaside resort. He o,
writes us: "We can neatly and com 8,
fortably accommodate quite II number n
of boarders.p We note this fact for
the benefit of Mr.. Greene, as well as
those Who may want a good boarding nbt
place when they go to Rehoboth. |w
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Any who want a bargain in Wall