The Sussex Republican., 1896-01-11
Go ID skating this week.


Throughout this county this week
Miss Wilson will lead the League to-
morrow evening. Topic, "Sin.n
The residents of Ocean View are
anxious that work be renewed on the
canal.
A special winter course in agricul-
ture was opened at Delaware College
last Monday
The G. r. L. Post Will meet in the
G. a. R.shall in this town, every Sat
urday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
n, Sparks, OF MiudIetown, is suffer
ing from wound made by PIN.
Blood poisoning is feared.
The Ladies' And Society of Cokesbu-
ry M. f. Church Will meet tonight at
the residence of Mr.. George Isaacs.
There will be lecture in the M. Il
Church of MiIlsboro, on Tuesday eve
ming Jan. 14th. by Rev. q. II. Neese
The breakwater at Reedy Island
quarantine station has been compIet-
ed. w. Fl. Virden of Lewes was the
contractor.
The young married couples of Smy-
rna, contemplate giving dance in the
Oper9 House of that town about the
18th of next month.
Isaac T. Hearn, Assessor Of Gnmbo-
ro Hundred, died at his residence near
Whitesvile, on last Sunday night of |
brgnts disease, aged about So years.
/ The date of the next regular month
| ly meeting of Georgetown teachers is
January l1th, at p. IN Subject for
discussion Grammar Papers will be
read by Miss Lynch, Hatfield and Pur-
nell.
Revival services in the Methodist
Protestant Church began last Sunday
evening. and much interest is beidg
manifested. The Rev. DR.. Ewell of
Crslield, Md, father of Rev. Mr.. Ewell
of this town, has been assisting IN the
meetings since Wednesday last
Notice.-The Literary Society at
Millsboro will give an entertainment
on Saturday p. m. Jan. 18th, at 7.30
O'Clock. Admission, 10 cents. The pro
Crane will be good one. Vocal and
instrumental music, readings, recita
tions speeches, etc Come and help on
the library and organ fund.
The California Voice of Dec 26th
so printed at Los Angeles, California,
contains quite a long and interesting
article by Rev. Clarence T. Wilson, son
of J.. A. b. Wilson, d. d., formerly of
this Conference, on ''Why a National
Phrohibition Party?r If space would
permit, we would be glad to print an
extract from this most excellent article
at the town election held Saturday
in Uewes Edward Tracy was elected
mayor, d w. Brereton. treasurer,
Charles A Moore. assessor and Hon !
e. w. Tunnel. DR. w. p Orr and /,
VIM. p. Thompson, auditors. The ,
vote was small, there being no opposi :
tion to the ticket elected xcept for :
assessor; William E. Chambers was
run for that office against Mr.. Moore.
A party was given al the residence q
of L.. W. Mustard OF Lewes, on Thar q
day of last week, in honor of the birth U
day OF Ebe w. Tunnel. There were .
many guests present, and the evening v
was spent in playing cards, music, aud
various other amusements. During q
the evening an elaborate repast was a
served. Mr.. Mustard is a nephew of
Mr.. Tunnel a
Some time ago Mr. Simon Gpld, \
baum of San Luis Rey, CAL, was trou
bled with lame back and riieuma y
tism- He used Chamberlain's Panty
Balm ard-a prompi cu9e Was effected
He says he has since advised many Of
his friends to try 1t and all who have
done SO have spoken highly of it. II
is for sale by Layton & Layton, Drug I
glsts
L is expected that work will be com.
nenced on the new electric line be-
5ween Dover and Milford sometime In
February. The corporators of the
road think that by that time they will
nave the necessary funds in hand to p
legir operations. An effort was made M
20 build the road sometime ago, but N
he Philadelphia people who were N
back of the effort wanted too much for
her share of the road after it was as
4,
If there Is any one thing that needs
% be purified, it il politics., so the re. 4,
'orner says, and many agree thereto.
But blooo tells, and as blood purifier \,
md liver cOrrector Simmons Liver ~,
L | II
Use it IN preference to any other ~ %
80 wrote Mr.. S. NJ. Hysell, of Middle =,
,ort, Ohio. And DR.. d. s. RUSSELL of 7, ~
Farmville, Va, writes, "It fulfills all ", "
you promise for it." y, "
The Maryland Legislature was or q.
yanized on Wednesday of last week by y
he election of William Cabell Bruce
If Baltimore, as President of the Sen M
lte, and ex. Congressman Sydney i ia
Mudd, of Charles county, as Speaker
If the House of Delegates. Every OF
Senator and member of the House M
we're IN their respective chambers
when the gavels fell. What promised da
o be an annoying deadlock in the SEN tn
Ite was happily averted by the Demo- M
rats reconsiderlng their caucus and
dominating Mr.. Bruce IN place of John If
Walter Smith. pr
Within the next 20 days the mem
ers of the United States Senate will
e required to finally decide the CLAIM
Col. H. A. DUPONT to a seat in that
ody as Senator from Delaware.
he committee on privileges and elec- Tu
ons will organize early this week Nj
he brief of Hon, James L. Wolcott. rn
ohm Bassett Moore, and William +.
.urtz, counsel In opposition to the Mi
aim of Mr.. Dupont was filed with sci
le committee yesterday, Mr., DUPONT me
i'll be allowed 10 days to make reply an,
their argument. ,lo
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