The Sussex Republican., 1906-01-06

There are extensive coal fields il
} Alaska, the most of them owned by
| the United States.
The number of employees in the
government printing Office at
Washington varies from 1900 to
I4.50O.
/ W. V. Macklin and family have
removed from this town to Mills
boro, where be will engage in the
hotel business.
| Mrs. Belle Riggin, of Church
Hill, has resigned as matron of
the Wilmington Conference Aca-
denny, at Dover.
J. j. Simpler of near st. John s
Church. has bought out the mar
BILE yard of j. 7. Chapman on COR
ner Of Pine and Bedford Streets.
The 10Th annual meeting of the
Peninsula horticultural Society,
will be held in STAINS Hall,
Chestertown, Maryland, January
16, II, and IS. 1906.
Emily Schrader, IL years old
accomplished the feat of husking
125 bushels of corn on her fathers
farm at Tiskilwa. ILL.,, in nine
hours. She won a piano.
Don't let the baby suffer from
eczema, sores or any itching of the
skin. Doan's Ointment gives in
slant relief, cures quickly. Perfect
ly safe for children. All druggists
sell it.
While conversing with his
daughter at her home, in Bethel,
Sunday, Captain Noah Phillips,
aged 80, dropped at her side. dead
He had been in seemingly perfect
health.
1t is calculated that in London |
alone 1000 persons make living
by begging, that the average in |
come for each amounts to 81 so |
week or together over 81, 500. 200
year.
Never can tell when you'll mash |
a finger or suffer a cut, bruise, |
burn or scald. Be prepared. DR.. |
Thomas Eclectric Oil instantly
relieves the pain quickly cures the
wound.
Henry Launday and wife living
near Glendale, made and sold lately
to Ellegood & Son, 1880 holly
wreathes, averaging one hundred
wreathes per day while they were
making them.
One thousand young Kansas
quail, which cost their new owner
over 81 each, have been released
on the game reserve of Frank
Thompson, of Philadelphia at
Redden station.
Within-a fortnightsshes Farmers
Bank at Dover will beginlits Tooth
year. 1t is one of the six banking
houses of the United States estab- h
lished prior to the war of 1872
still doing business.
Algia r. Mariner of Snow Hill,
Md, and Miss Emily Dingle. were
married on December 9th 1905, "
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dingle at Omar. by Rev. Mr..
Hastings of Frankford.
William Jacobs and Miss Mar
saret Dryden were married at the
nome of the brides sister, Mrs.
John Long at Dagsboro, on We'd
,esday, December 9th, by Rev. h
W. Guthrie of Millsboro. In
just try "Pepsimint," the new
effervescent remedy for '
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headaches, \
Mental Exhaustion, Stomachic dis
'rders. Guaranteed harmless.
Pleasant to take. 10 and %.
Miss Julia Douglass, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. johnson of
his town, and William Russell b
snyder Of Philadelphia. were mar Y
led in Camden, N. j., on Monday
light December 25th, 1905, by Rev. Al
". w. Ridgely. They will reside !,
n Philadelphia.
The pupils of the 9Th and 4th !,
'rades of the Georgetown Public r +
ichool receiving the most head
marks in spelling since Sept. 10,
905, are; e;-6th grade Halsted Lay 81
on, Mary Houston, Mildred Evans e
tn grade Bertha Layton. Robert h
'epper, Nellie Wilkins.
During a fight between negroes j
{ Middleford Sunday, John f. Ell
ohnson was slashed with a razor M
y Daniel Matthews, and AIexan-
er Robinson received a cut on the
rm which required Is stitches to Nee N
lose it. johnson nearly bled to y
cath before doctors reached him. +"
Unclaimed letters in Georgetown n,
ostoffice January 9th. Mrs. An y, ~
lie Copes, Miss Helen Cragg. Mrs. y, y,
lille Short. G. e. Simpler, Mrs. =. y.
iiyia Wilkins. Joshua w. Nor al
s, John B. Cook. George Joseph,
lillian Sweeney, Harry Dickerson 81
j. Ell. Maull. Postmaster.
Several weeks ago Coroner A.
Pepper lost a pocketbook CON n
lining $33 in money and rail- O.
,ad narc Ha uos fo,,t,,, ata ~