The Sussex Republican., 1911-12-09

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William L. Calhoun of Lincoll
City, has this season manufactured
1900 gallons of sorghum.
When YOU have a bilious attacl
| give Chamberlain's Tablets trial
They are excellent. For sale BY
all dealers.
District Superintendent r. K
Stephenson preached a fine ser
mon in Wesley M. e. Church las'
Sunday evening,
Woman loves a clear, rosy com
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters
purifies the blood, clears the skin
restores ruddy sound health.
| The Georgetown Benevolent So
ciety will give Christmas baskets
to several poor families, and the
prisoners in the county jail, fruit
and candy.
After Nov. 80, 1911, | will mol
be responsible for any debt OF
other obligations of Mrs. Launa
A. Pippen.
w. r. Pippen, Dendron. Va.
If you are troubled with chronic
constipation, the mild and gentle
effect of Chambrlain's Tablets
makes them especially suited to
your case. For sale by all dealers.
Before selling your farm or home
send complete description to Will
liams & Scott. We buy, sell and
exchange in any, location.
WILLIAMS & SCOTT. Selbyville. Del.
Without opiates or harmful
drugs of any kind Feley's Honey
and Tar Compound stops coughs
aud cures colds, Do not accept
any substitute. For sale by all
dealers.
Francis Lynch, son of John K.
Lynch, of near Ridgely, Md,
raised 116 bushels Of corn on one
acre of ground and won tbe $50
prize offered in the Caroline school
corn growing contest.
While making excavations pre-
paratory to laying the sewer on
Market Space, Easton, the steam
digger struck a complete skeleton,
minus the head. 1t is thought to
be the bones of an Indian chief.
We were visited by the first
snow of the season last Monday,
but it made very little show, as it
was preceded by a rain, which
made the ground so wet that it
melted the snow as fast as it fell.
On Dec. 9th, at 8 D. M, Judge
Henry g. Conrad of this town.
will give a lecture on the % Sign
ers of the Declaration Of Indepen.
deuce for Delaware" in the Della
ware College. The public is in
Vited.
An addition is being built to
Thomas Vests residence on North
Race Street, formerly the M. r..
patronage, and will be occupied
next year by Mrs. Hannah Hart,
who is boarding this year at the
Eagle Hotel.
Every Farm should have a dis
tinc.ive name and every farmer
Ishould have that name with his
own printed on his stationery. We
will print you 250 envelopes and
$50 sheets of paper for 81, so. Cash
with order. Let us hear from YOU.
Finding what he supposed to be
candy, Samuel Tribbits 3 years
old, son of Andrew Tribbits. a
farmer living near Townsend, ate
strychnine pills, each containing
one. sixteenth of a grain. and died
before the physician could be sum-
moned
Rev. @. e. Mccullough, pastor
Of the M P. Church. will preach
next Sunday evening. to men and
women married, and those con-
templating matrimony. These ser
vices are we'll attended and one
special attraction is the music.
Everybody is invited.
Twenty men, comprising the
crew Of the Italian sailing ship
Fortuna. stranded on the bar,
1000 yards offshore from Ocean
City, were taken off by the Isle of
Wight and Ocean City life-saving
crews Tuesday morning after they
had spent a night Of anxiety on
board the vessel.
Joseph P. Samuels died of can.
Ger at his home near Kno wles'
Cross Roads on Saturday. Dec. q,
aged about 72 years. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at Cokesbury
NJ. e. Church ON Tuesday after
noon by Revs. W. s. II. Williams
and l.. B. Morgan, and intermeDt
made in cemetery adjoining. He
leaves to survive him widow,
three sons and two daughters,
Unclaimed Letters in George
town Postoffice Dec. 9th, 19l1.-
Mr.. Harry Coulter, Miss Angela
Dill, Mr.. Charles Eashum. Mr..
John Fleetwood, Mrs. q. 81. Goody.
Mrs. Jennie Hearn, Miss Grace M
Kirby, Miss Linoe Lewis, Mr..
Harry Merenbloom, Miss Ellie
Morse. Mr.. @. Tubman Parks.
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