The Sussex Republican., 1899-12-16
A tribe of Red Men will be instituted

at Bridgeville.
Prof. and Mrs. John p. Burdetie are
rejoicing over the arrival of new
daughter
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Georgia Wilkins TO Mr..
Charles Phillips.
More oysters haye been shipped
from Seaford this season than during
the whole of last year.
II was selected out of msny applI
cants because l was Goldey College
graduate" writes a young man. Write
to day to II. s. Goldey, Wilmington.
| Del for the new tree catalogue.
| Ex-Sherfi Joseph d, Truxton and
family moved into the house of Mrs.
Eliza Moore this week.
If you want to buy a nice and ap-
propriate Christmas present. do not
| fail to see Vipcent's new Holiday
btucA VI WdtON'o, NioSho Sb"S'J'
Silverware. Novelties. &c. &c.
Baniff Littlpton has placed new
cusbing on Race st. in front of the
residence of DIR. Jones this week,
Miss Grace Lindale will resign as
assistant principal OF Camden public
schools, to take effect on Christmas.
Fifteen year old John #. Pennell was
sent to the Ferris Industrial School,
Wilmington Tuesday by Judge Ball
Don't fail to see Vincent's Holiday
Display-W Watches, Clocks, .ieweIry,
Silverware, Novelties &c. &c. The new
est ideas, the best selections. the most
appropriate and desirable presents, at
reasonable prices.
At Wilmington Tuesday james Wat
son was thrown from his wagon and
his skull was fractured, the team run
ming away
Governor Tunnel has issued proc.
lamation calling for the proper obser-
vance of the anniversary of the death
Of George Washington.
Come and see our Holiday Display
of Silverware. We are showing The
very latest designs and the most popu.
lar. styles in goods of unquestioned
merit and excellence. The variety
shown by us affords wide range for
selections, and our prices are right. BE
sure to see the advantages we are offei-
ng this season in Silverware, Novel
ties &c. &C., at w. W. VINoENT's.
Prof. Charles II. lie Fevre of the
smyrna public Schools, has resigned.
70 become principal of the Reading
Adad, my at Fltmington, NJ.
Robt e. Houston has bought of r.
v. Wolfe OF Lewes, the Robert White
farm In Broadkiln Hundred. located
near Whiteshoro. on Queen Anne's
Railroad.
PILEs-ITCHINa, BLEEDING AND
BLIND-tURED III three TO six nights
DR.. Agnew's Ointment is peerless in
curing. One application gives instant
relief. 1t cures all itching and irnta
ting skin diseases, Chafing, Eczema.
etc. 80 cents -63. Sold by Layton Il
Layton and Marshall & Chapman.
The Epworth League Reading Cir
Gle met at the home of Mrs. w. ID.
Adams ON Tuesday evening 1t VIII
meet next Tuesday evening at the M.
h. Parsonage.
A VETERANS STORY Lew
is of ShamokIn, Pa, writes: II am
eighty years OF age have been
troubled with Catarrh for fifty years
and in my time have used great
many catarrh cures, but never had
any relief until l used DIR. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powders. One box cured
me completely y."-62.-Sold by Lay
ton & Layton and Marshall and Chip
man.
While Angelic Ratti was cunning for
muskrats near Wilmington, one OF his
party accidently fired load of shot
into his stomach. DIR. J. H. Morgan
has removed over one hundred grains
of the shot, and RattI's condition IS
serious
APPoPLexY DIR. Agnew's Cure for
the heart is equally effective In apoplen
tic symptoms Ifyou have unpleasant
dizziness, ligbtness or sudden rush Of
blood to the head. take precautions
against recurrence. This great rem.
edy will remove the cause. The press
of the land has daily lorg list of sud
den deaths which would not be chroni.
cled IL DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart
were used. --6l--Sold by Layton & Lay
ton and Marshall & Chapman.
The Literary Club met last Monday
evening at the residence of Miss Carolyn
Hatfield. The evening was pleasantly
spent in reading choice Literature and
playing social games. Among those
present were Misses Laura Richards,
Margaret Truxton. Edna Manners,
Bartie Chapman and Messers Louder
IIearn, Andrew Marvel, Paul Jones,
Philip r. Layton and James Chapman.
Rev Century Club.
The Georgetown New Century Club
met Thursday afternoon, with Miss
Sallie Marshall the second vice presi
dent. In the chair. The following was
the literary program: "Tne Life of
George Elliott was read by Mrs. An
ME Hearne, giving her life from child
t) a writer and reviewing some of her
best books. Ii was an excellent paper
and showed careful preparation. Mrs