The Sussex Republican., 1896-01-11
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LIBERAL OFFER
As an inducement to sub
scribe, we will send to any on,
who will pay us $500 in ad
vance a copy Of the life of Jane
G. Blaine and the Sussex Re
publican one year. To any on,
who will send Us the names o
five new subscribers and 500
we will send copy ofthis book
1t is a well bound book, printed
with large type ON good paper
with fine steel engraving Of
Mr.. Blaine on the frontispiect
and a number of cuts illustrat-
ing the book. This volume is
sold by canvassers for $1.5o-
Businek IS is dull.
New mooAn next Tuesday.
The Almanac hsnrvqst is on.
H2w do you like your - neigh
How did YOU ,,ss ne ss,ps. las,
Sunday and Monday2 2
For all internal painssnd4fh's Cholera
and Diarrhoea mixture
How are yon sucaeedine in keeping
. your good resollMiohs?
1896 will bs longer year than 1876.
and ought " be a better one.
1t is said that Lewes and Rehoboth
farmers are burning corn for fuel.
WANTED "A few loads OF good wooo
on subscription for paper, at this office.
Though tins is leap year, the wise
maiden will be careful to look before
she leaps.
There was no mistake about the cold
wave this time. 1t came. saw, and con
quered.
TO have 1t enlarged" is such an easy
way of shopping, but January bills
come sure ana certain.
For SALE.-0ne of the best busl-
ness sites IN town. Apply at the Re
publican office.
i2-2S95
The Wilmington Conference Acade
my of Dover has organized a quartette
which is now open for engagements
The editor of this paper is indebted
to N. w. Prettyman, ot Stockley Sta
tion, for substantial New Years gift.
1t took Utah long time to get into
the Union, but II will keep It's promises
for the future and try to forget the
past.
Madam Rumor SAYS there viii be
wedding IN the M. e Church of this
town in a very few weeks. Can you
guess who?
On Sunday, Jan. 49, the Rev. G Il.
Neese will preach III st. Thomas nj.
E. Church at 10 a. m, and at Asbury
at p. m.
Dover's new telephone company ex
poets to be ready for work shortly, and
viii extend Its lines to "a number Of
towns neaby.
Coz. Enoch Moore OF Huntington.
has a alounge pillow made eof the SON
venir badges worn by Gov Watson
and staff to Atlanta.
The oyster police are said to be pow
erless to prevent the violation of the
oyster law about Cambridge bv people |
who use "hand scrapes.
There is some talk among the farm
ers of this county Of growing tobacco.
1t is believed that tobacco can be prof
itably raised m the lower part of Della
ware.
II is stated that an orGanized band
with headquarters in Milford makes a
practice of stealing poultry. They ale
said to ship it to Philadelphia by the
steamer Flederica.
Bishop @. D. Foss, of Philadelphia,
preached IN the MiddletOwn M E
Church last Sunday evening. A large |
and apprecative congregation was
present to hear him.
Professor j. Edward w hite of the
Snow Hill High School has resigned
his position and Professor Charles F
Richardson OF Girdletree has been
elected to succeed him.
Business practice from the start is
the splendid new departure at Goldey
Wilmington (Del) Commercial and
Shorthand College. 1t looking for
good place to attend school send for
f. is magnificent catalogue.
On last Sunday evening, Rev. q A,
Grise began a series of revival services
in the Methodist Church of this town.
were held every night this
week, and will continue to be held un-
til further notice is given.
Large lot of Peach Trees for sale
Also Plums, Pears, Apples, Etc. All
persons buying at the nursery will get
their trees at the regular price, less the
agents commission. r. 5. JOHNSTON,
Del
Setthng-up and Nswearing.otf IS the !
order of the day.NIf some people
would settle up thelrKsubserIption fac
counts and swear of gettlngln arrears, !
they'd be starting theSnew year right :
Exchanges please cops -Easton &edg'
sr.
Our friends gave us very hearty
reception into thesnew parsonage end
we feel greatlyindebted to Mrs. D. y.
Truitt for the Hne turkey dinner pIo
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