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Public Roads.

he public roads Of a county show
the spirit and enterprise of the people
in the county TO a certain extent, and
all will admit that good public roads
add TO the value of the land as much,
If not more than anything of equal
cost A bad road means small load
with great wear and tear to a wagon
and team, and bad roads is the com
plant generally. An exchange, in
asking why is this ?" answers It's own
interFogatory very sensibly by remark
ing: First, they are badly drained
and not enough work done on them
second, there is bu; little thought CIV
en- 10 making roads ana the work is
often done late in the fall third, men
pio~ AMI scrape more than there is
need Of, and make narrow poor road
when they get through. 1t Is cheaper
10 make a good wide road when the
and will permit, than a narrow one,
from the fact that in making a wide
one YOU simply bring the dirt from the
bitches Upon the road bed, which
should never BE- powed up or disturb
Ell A public road should be IS feet
from outside to outside of bitches,
highest in The centre, and curving grad
uaiy 10 The outside OF dtches. The
TOAD bed tthat IS. the part between the
inside OF The dilches) should be IS
feet vide he bitches should be s
fee, side and one foot deep on The
outside, AMI deeper. if necessary with
sufficient gf.fie TO draw OF the water,
Otherwise there siil be bad ma dy
road. Nos Niih sHch a road the bed
is solid md tie soil scraped on top
~il soon pack ana become hard ! here
IS no IA ser IN being tipped over. and
trsvci j. not Obliged 10 follow in
sirG'c rut as il must in narrow road
Dry Is..:s !resn good bitches . o al
mp mut holes ~iIhout draining, is sim
ply putting N more dirt TO make more
mad
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

Hon Gro. II. WILLIAMS FOR Gov
ER>oR-The Electric Light new
Baltimore journal, has run up the name
of Hon. George y Williams, President
Of the Senate. as the next Democratic
candidate for Governor Nr, Williams
is a man OF undoubted ability and un-
doubted integrity, is free from all en-
tangling alliances and would doubtless
make I strong candidate and good
Governor The time for action is more
than a year distant and it is peghaps a
little early to discuss availability, but
we can see no reason now why Mr..
Williams would not he acceptable TO
every Democrat in tie State
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

Halls VEGETABLE SICIIIAN HAIR
RENEwRI is scientific combination
Of some of the NEST powerful reStora
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
II restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t Cures dandruif and humorS.
and falling-out of the han 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nouriShcd and supported. II
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy
and is unsurpassed as hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered TO the public, as its effects
remain n long time, making only IN
occasional application necessary. It is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State AsSayer of Massachusetts.
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and in
foreign lands, and it is now known and
IN all the civilized countries of
70 all daafavc
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G. c LLOYD. Collector.


To every new subscriber sending US
one dollar for a years subscription to
the Messenger We viii present 4 copy
of Kenda!i's celebrated book, "ihe
Horse and his Diseases" The book
alone is worth the money, and no
owner of a horse should he without
one. Persons living out Of town will
be required to send six cents in stamps
for postage on the book ii they desire
The same sent hY nail IT,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04
A Clippers" Death.

A singular incident occurred last Sur.
day night on board the siesmer Maggie
dnrirg her trip down the bay. Robert
Boston, mate, anu Scott Tull, quarter
master If steamer. we're ia the pilot
house about midnight when everything
was qni't on board, the ouly sound to
br heard being the steady pls,h Of the
wheels and rhc loW rumble In the en-
gine room. Suddenly aud without warn
irg cue of the heavy pane. OF glass in
the ffeu; Of the pilot house was splinter
Ell into fragments, which ftli j'ngliug
10 the h,oS, sore o. ihem striking the
-te.t,n. vntel. The unexpected shat
tr'iug ofshe g'at- startled both men At
~hctl, sim s"fto-rd shot had teen
fired - them. : ixinr a buh'scye Ian
tern from the for, Nr Bosom flashed
the light upon the trfssrd deck. M
ote wa there, how vcr, wh'ch di>arm
ID his susiici"D aud he clipped TO re-
'r'n the lantcIn TO II, pisi'iuu when tie
ii:ht 'a'ling upon til, Il or, revealed a
d~fk o'j~c lyiug 1T the rear OF the de-
r'r"en' u PEG looking closer the
gentleman disrogcrrd il to be the deal
-"d cfn.h-'i TOD, Of d,pver duck.
ln tie d,,ku,>. the fowl had tot been
able u discern the vessel until TOO late
I" ss"d her, sud pinnsed a; fIll speed
h'o":h the gi---. bre skiug a round
tU:a, ks' llt'ir iusrr than lrs badly, aud
- Il 81. t.s.. Z Ia. ~ ,A
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kingslon. Somersel Co, Nd
CHRONIC LoosENEss OF THE Bow.

CHRONIC LoosENEss OF THE Bow
ELS results from imperfect digestion.
The cause lies in the torpidity Of the
liver. A regular habit of body can be
secured by taking simmons Liver Reg.
ulator to aid digestion, to stimulate the
dull and sluggish liver and rid the sys-
TEN of excessive and poisonous bile.
The Regulator Corrects acIdity of the
stomach, cures dyspepsia and perma-
nentIy creates regularity of the bowels
alike free from laxity or cosuveness.
Il have never seen or tiled such a
simple, efficacious, satisfactory and
pleasant remedy in my life as Simmons
liver Regulator. H. HAINER,
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The FrE>D AGAIN -Mr. Wn j
Hrtiacham Secretary nni Treasurer
. th4 Soneraet aud Worcester Fire In
~ursnce Company received information
80 last Saturday, tignt that he res'dence
~ Do. Philips of Vienna, w.s burned
ioEu 90 Thursday or Frldnv |, Is in.
u'ca "a oar cnppaGy Tor $500 Tits
MAKES 0nr losses Tor the current year,
~ 10 this fa'e, over $4,000. Oar reve-
nue 40 nur premium uatcs. at 6 p"r
cut. ipt"res' il oulv between $1,000
and $1,000, 50 that it will be seen t,tnt
1ur losses hs Y ,xre,d our revenue
f'om this lou CO. which will compel the
Company to eGcfoach on its capital, d
hing which, until last year it has uo;
a-eD compelled to do. Last year the
.">ses were actually s per cent on the
premium notes, snd per cent we're
actually charged IL taci members ac-
rnu"', although the Company collected
an d yer c.nt as it's annual assessment
--thr regular rate OF assessment on the
Hemium notes under the present policy
the Prrsijebt aud directors of the
.ropauy 1t seems to Us that these
'o,ses which our ,nnanv has bad The
historian" 90 iucur this gear and lat
should demonstrate the wisdom Of the
policy Of onr conpiny's managers. aud
the utter folly # tha' policy. which as
necessarily advecs'ed two Yeas ago. 10
distiibu'r our ,urplns earnings in assess-
"ent payments oa policy holders pre-
miums noia--The MasyIander.
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The Lightning Calculator.

ID " Geod'ich, for the past two
years a wholesale oyster dealer al
Franklin lily, and. VINO, 10y b.s extra
ordinary reckoning powers, was termed
the " Lightning Ga cuia'or," hes dis
posed OF his business to Koler Cor
don, owner Of tie steamer Ladyc, and
left Tor New York where he viii reside
IN ihe future MI Goodrch's cele
brlty is not confined TO franklin City !;
he is well known IN other parts of the
country. As an example Of his wonder
iul calculating powers II is sais that by
merely casting his eye over a tremend
ouslY long column Of figures in addi-
lion, he could instantly give The sum
total. Problems in attraction, multi
piicalion and division, which an ordi-
nary intelligent man would REQUIRE con
siderable time in solving with slate and
pencil, he would correctly determine
iii second by his peculiar mental pro.
cess His only superior in arithmeli-
cal calculations is said 10 be the Phiia-
driphia genius, who holds forth on
Ridge avenue, in that city
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Card.
NEWARK. Feb. I'd

NEWARK. Feb. ed.
ED. MESSENGER Dear Sir - Our
Parsonage at Newark is now all com
pleted. The contract was given to Mr.
George T. Reed of Franklin City, at
$1,000, he being the lowest bidder
Mr. Reed gave US a frst-ciass job Of
good materials, well put together, and
in every way complied with contract.
| will venture TO say that il 5 the
cheapest property on the Eastern shore
of Mary and, and Mr. Reed lost no
money. either. lie is master build
er, and knows how to work everything
to the best advantage take great
pleasure in recommending him to the
public generally He was introduced
to me by my very worthy and genial
friend, Col. Harry NcLeary
7 j. PHtTTYMAN.
Pastor Newark NJ T. Circuit
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\ TIT: OsL STORY The fuEnxin ,
os .t"fs wn. to.d ~ ~ Mr.. .)n~ pt
;ou.:.ou5n ~ N,,irn 3.sron. or Tie =
ia' la'' -ni thauSh Tie incrrduh,uS
NY Il 4 = douht y. We ceu assure then,
'hs' H. -fs:sLiri,ts ava !ac's One night
'iu'ns 'hr FIRST week OF D-cemhrr last
Nr C0ulbonru fnuud dead ben under
a tree ucsr his d selI ., aud on exami
cation tuni that sue Wa partly eaten
m. He concluded that il was the work
OF az OIL and sat steel trap on the
fad carcass to WI ONE his nwl~h,o The
'uli,sIog nigh; shoYli he r-rurn Nix
tn"'ui"g The Trap could not he fOnnd
tu ~" dead hen slowed that SOMETHING
oad dis;u'hed her dpIIug the night. Th,.
: tlng or chain which was TO secure The
tap bal been broken. Nothing more
a. sren or head Of the ir.p fiom that
;lne nnt'l lat Tuesday murniug-24tn
Gst when 1t wa discover d under the
--me tree. fi,tsusi IN The les: u an nw
The owl was without head aud rca,
his nocturnal visitor. lay . dead b.r
.h.ch had been Killed on the some tree
IS TIE frs one At fist Mr.. Colbouru
wa@ a, loss t. know VIII, or what de-
cApi'at,'i the owl, whrn lis at n:inr
WIS called 10 eat when had ill., m0nth
nll Of { athrrs, and there was tre-head
y The ch'csru 'hie'. Il is supposed
'hut Will tire "wl was enj Wig hie
ma.l Of poultry mister cat came I'D b.,
'ind, aud 'onk part 10 the tragedy
SOMERSET IIcrul1.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
10 All persons who axe indebted to him
as collector Of state and oun'y Taxes
for the years 1873 and 1879, that I'm
less such taxes are paid at once he Shall
proceed to evy upon and sell all prop
critics upon which said taxes are not
pit. LEVIN J. HOUSTON,
Feb. 81 Collector
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+. /. LONG, Agent.

WE are strongly disposed to regard
that person as the best physician who
does most 10 alleviate human suffering.
Judged from this standard Mrs Lydia
Z. rinkham, 253 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass IS entitled TO the front
rank, for her Vegetable Compound is
daily working wonderful cures in fe-
male diseases Send for circular to
the above address
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MAcAULAY's LIFE OF FREDERIcK
THE GREAT I'll his is a remarkable
book, for several reasons 1t is the
story of one Of the greatest military
heroes and statesmen of the world. 1t
is written by an author almost unriyaled
in literary power and brilliancy. 1t is
sold at price that will certainly amaze
almost any one, only 40 cents, or il,
TO be sent by mail, IS cents 1t is the
first book published by the Useful
Knowledge Publishing Co, which at
Temps by lis Literary " Rebellion " to
take the place Of the American Pook
Exchange, and the Literary Revolu
ton" 1t claims to be an example
showing the quality and price of nu
merous standard works which they
propose to issue with great rapidity. It
is certainly very beautiful and we'll
made book, as the copy on our table
will testify Rip Van Wrinkle, and
other Sketches" by Washington Irv-
ing is promised to follow this imme-
diately, Uniform in style and price.
Other announcements, with specimen
pages of these and other works, in
Guiding the Cyclopedias of Science,
History, Biography, toetr> Fiction,
etc, in process of publication will be
sent on application to the publisher
The Useful knowledge Publis
Company, I6s William ST., New
Civ
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

PacBAELY in the history of this couu-
t. lever has Que maa had the baud OF
I'll ction mare hesrily placed uroa him
'hsu has Mr Wm. Perry, OF Preston.
some time s'uce it was uulicci in the
urnul tia, his wif. aud three OF his
'h'l!rea bad did within three weeks
last week The father f,llosed To tie
grave TIE iourts chiii.-Deu,ou jour
nal.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

TIE Rev. James " : iliianis has re
signed the presidency If the Wesle, an
Female College at = i.ming,on. T c
college building viii be soti, Sd j:ot
TO a mortgage, early next month irc
institution WAS established in 1873 As a
Methodist school and about three nun
dred women have graduated from its
halls.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

PRoF. Collier, magician and ven
trilcquist, gave two very credilablc
performances al the Court House on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
His entertainment are worthy of very
liberal patronsges 4 he Professor vii
hold forth at bincoieague 10 night,
and those of our Island friends who
go to his entertainment will be de
lighted.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

FEvER and Ague, or Cbills and Fe.
yer, Constipation, Headache, Dyspep-
sa, and all Bilious affections promptly,
speedily and effectively cured by using
] NJ. Laroques Ambitious Bitters.
IS cents a package, or ST a bottle. All
druggists sell it. W. +. Thornton,
proprietor, Baltimore, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

Our public school authorities have
Tsde up their minds to enforce Tie laS
in regard 10 The vaccination Of pupils.
On and after the 18th inst, no pupil
will be received inIo any OF the pubic
schools of this county who cannot pro
duce = physician certificate to The ct
feet that he Or she has been duly and
properly vaccinated.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

A sELscT hop Is 10 be given at the
Franklin House on "Wednesday even
ing neat, 10 which the young l.d'es
anu gentlemen OF cur sister towns ale
respectfully invited.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

WE are ih:cbi,d ~ fne times for a
cops .: d" The Pallad ;Iphia FINES AL
mahac." Ii is handsomely gotten up,
presents beautiful Typographical ap-
ponraace. and contains much valuable
,Bfos NATION.
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the loss to PenInsuiar oyster pack
ers by the failure OF A Edwards *
Co, commission merchants Of New
York, viii amount 10 about $40, 600.
Mr. Diverly, OF GifIletree Hill, a.d
Stevens, OF Seaford are among the
heavy losers
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AFTER rail.n,i, li,,eb,up 10 dels,o

AFTER patiently l,>ten,ng 10 dslese-
non from Ma'ylatd. Tor an lo1r ,r
more, a eS da;N ago. the President re-
nifk i rlcisen. i: | sboull be-
Ii"vc all tia, is ssi4 shout tie appl-
eset~ 10! ofi:e IN yous State i. would be
ak-oln'tls necessary f,r rs to 90 out
id" Of the Safe to fad proper nan to
lll any OF tha offi.es.''
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Snakes ina Dog

The topic OF converse zion IN Frank
In City for the p.sl xccA h.s been The
dc.th Of dog from most singular
cause. ki.ard Ling, OF that pi.ce,
had valuable dog that several weeks
ago showed symptoms OF disease which
L.fried the sAl. OF every one in ;hat Vi
clniiy. The sides Of the deg became
dis;ended aud almost as hard As stone.
! ne animal refused food. the swelling
oi the SIDES increased and in = week
tlnc he died The Case created 50 much
interest that the owner O.! tie dcg held
: post mOTtcm examination at which
Ihere vas found in the dogs stomach
seven good size srAkes-:he largc4t
being liIIle over ,wo feet in len.ta
I he su.kes had been feeding on the
dogs heart. part OF e'hich WAS entire
y eaten away The examination vas
msdc IN the presence OF sevela! gentle
men OF franklin City and The sorry is
volcFed Tor BY them An old gentle
man vi This place informs Us that it Is
generally believed IN some parts OF The
Peninsula ;nal II 4 dog is bitten by .
Na,er snake snakes viii breed in the
animal and Tia, perhaps the dtath OF
the dog al FlaokIin City was caused 10y
the bite 81 a water snake If such w4S
the case what has heretofore been con
sIdtIed superstition becomes q resi!-
ty Del. Democrat.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

All persons indebted for taxes for
1880 and 1881 are respectfully request
ed tc promptly settle the same, as my
engagements VIII not permit me to
consume three or four years i'll com
p!eting two years business. will
dc in stockton on Saturday, Jan 18th,
and in berlin on SATURDAY., the 4th day
OF February.
&. { LLOYD. Collector.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

NoTIcE To SuipPERs.-All north
bound freight must be delivered at the
station at or before 7 O'Clock A. ii.
sharp. South bonnd freight FOR the
P. NJ. train at 1880 sharp. For the
SIS p. NJ train at AS sharp other
wise it will be held over for the follow
ing day.
l. oAC Ara,,t
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OUR good friend y m. Showeli, Esq ,
hsA been quite Ill at hls residence IA
ST. Martin 5, with bronchitis, Tor sew
eIsl weeks. We are glad 10 le~rn that
he is conyalescing.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

KINGSTON GREENHOUSES Mr.. 4.
G. Harold, the Kingston florist. Will
be in town on the roth inst, to re-
ceive Hanging Baskets for the Spring
filling; also, to take orders for flower
ing shrubs, roses, early cabbagrs and
tomato plants. Parties wishing 10 see
him will please drop postal TO green
houses, or call at Nock's Ho'el.
THos G. HARoLo,
Kingston, Somerset Co, Md.
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Dir. Geo. NJ. Upshur, as trustee,
will sell to day in Berlin at public
asciion large lot OF ready made cloth
Ing and other merchandise.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

The schooner IL. p. Ayrcs,"
which was abandoned by her captain
of Barnegai, near the Gulf Stream, on
Sunday night, Jan. Ist., was picked up
at sea and iowed to New York on Fri
day of last week. The schooner WAS
found TO be in good condition and no
cause has been assigned for abandon
ing ner.
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Why VIII You.

Allow cold TO advance in your system and
TITUS encourage more serious malaGies, such
as Pneumonia, Hemori h ages and Lung troa=
ble> when an immediate leliei eau be so
ready attained Bo,chees German Syrup
hos gained the largest sale in the world for
the cnre of Coughs. Coils. and the severeSi
nae Diseases. II is DE-. BoSchee's famous
German prescription, aud is prepared with
the greatest care. aud no fear need be eater
miu-d in administering il TO the Youngest
child, as per directions. The sale OF this
medi line is unprecedented. Since first in-
troducei there has been a const mt increased
dennnd and without single report of "a
failure 10 do its work in any case. Ask
your druggist rs TO the truth of these re-
marks. Large size, rs ceats. Try it and
be convinced.
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George W. Coving,oo, the 1,
he above cause. having pelhio
c urt 10 be released from abe
discharge OF the trusts rcposd
by the decree 10 ssid Gauss "a
iled his account, uuder oath D
ceipis aud d!-burst~ - = sucl
II Is therefore ordered. n 2f
January, 10 the year 1889
b. given by public
successive weeks 10
printed in Worcester
10Th day of Februas
OF said petition. and th
Will be released from
charge OF said trusts.
o the contrary be sh
The FIRST day Of Marc6
k.
True copy test
Jan % y. 1T. MATrHE,
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THs wife OF Levin Corbin, living
ne.r Hornto.n, accidentally c.u.Ht
fire en- Ihu.lsy u las; ~ces, ana AS
SO badly burned thst sic died The next
day.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

NoTICE-ih he member OF the TEN
perance Alliance are requested 10 meet
in Snow Hui on Tuesday next IN
inst, at O'Clock NJ ".tters ct
immediate importance ali be presented
for consideration. 4 fuii .ttrndauce
is earnestly desired. BY order Of the
CHAIKMhN.
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Hon. George w. Covington, having
partially recovered from his recent i'll.
ness, left in a special car for Baltimore,
accompanied by his family, on .onday
last. lie viii shortly resumed his seat IN
Congress. lis rccc"t i!!Gcss Vas a
pro;racted, tedious and dangerous one,
and his many friends viii reioice 10
learn that he has :. overed ii.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

REv. and Mis-. James Conssy, Ex-
SherIffs Lloyd aud houston, Aes.is
AIN. J. ). Clarke sud opt. fI.uk
v hittington we're among tic vEllors
here yesterday
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

1UE Conference y orkcr sets forth
veil adj listed thought on The grounl
work necessary for revival now. a.
compared with the former perio Is.
The editor says: The whole church
must have ! miad 70 work No pastor
can well advance a revival over Tie
heads o. his People We are living in
a transition period ~i'h regard 10 re
v.vals- The time has gone by when
We May hope 10 via great masses OF
men and women IN suddcn and mirac
uious fashion. 81 { must come in per
sonai contact with men. We cannot
conquer souls at arms length. We
mus, be heart to heart, mind 10 mind,
AMI sou. 10 sou. wiki men ii we would
VIA lEem. must learn TO US. lighter
and shorter ranged artillery .i,h grea :
e. facility there should be confer.
ence with the oaicidry aui teachers Of
the church ana unday school. and an
understanding as 10 c. working for
sous. The who.c church should be
orgaa:z q taf religion, visiting and con,
vclsliloi. II II easier lad more profit
able 10 put hundred men a:d women
10 work, than II Is for one alone 10 do
The work OF hundred
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

THERE will be preaching il the
Presbyterian Church IN this place
tomorrow, at the usual hours, IL he
morning and evening
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

Mr.. A Walter Hickman, Of Bishop
vile, and Miss Rownds, reeidlnS near
that place, were married On riiday OF
hast week.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

THE members of g The lub were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. has !
Snow at their residence on Thursday
evening.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

TaE teachers and scholars Of the
Presbyterian SABBATH school ~ere
entertained al the Parsonage last even
inS.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

Elk SHERIFF Lloyd will visit ierlin
TO day, and Stockton on Saturday next.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

Mrs lanes Coard Of Greenback
vile, died ~ that place on Friday of
last week.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04

CARRIAGEs FoR SALE-Being over
stocked with carriages, will dispose
of two second hand buggies at very
low figure. A. W. SMITH.