Democratic messenger., 1888-03-10


dorchester Is the largest county In the
State.
Big sleeves will be all the 20 for Ia
dies dresses this summer.
"A Wilmington, Del. firm has just
completed a belt 93 feet long and 81 inches
wide.
MIR. Isaac Ulman ofthe firm Of Clman
Bro, Salisbury, Nd, was in town on
Monday.
Maryland's output Of coal last year
was 2,93G,9O tons-larger than any pre-
vious year.
Mr.. Baldwin Williams, Of Berlin, has
been appointed L. 8. Mail Agent between
Philadelphia and Crisfieid.
Capt. John Wilson, Of the Steamer
Tangicr was unable TO make his trip on
Monday on account Of sickness
Amy one having mt ney to loan can
have II advertised IN the MESSENGER free
BY making certain promises.
Mrs. Charles Parker, who has been
very III during the past week. is We are
sorry to learn not mueh improved.
GARDEN SEEDs.-Choicc Garden Seeds
Just received at DIR. Halls Drug Store.
Also Buisls' best Lawn Grass Seed.
bishop Curtis. Of Wilmington, will
deliver u lecture n, the Court House sun
day evening, March llth at : O'Clock.
MIR. Saunders Truilt, who was fortu.
nately home during his mothers fatal
sickness, returned to his work on Monday.
There will I've preaching in the Court
House tomorrow Sunday morning at
the usual hour. All are cordially invited
TO attend.
If you need carpets or mat,ings go to
Cranes Eastern Shore Carpet House, Bal
more, Nd, and tell them you saw !, in the
MESSENGER.
Mrs. Bette Timmons. accompanied
BY her daughter Willie, icil here ycstcr-
day for Richmond, Va, to he absent for a
few days.
-wANTED.-A neat colorcd girl to
wait on family of three. An easy home
and fair pay. Apply at this office, or to
c. l.. VINCENT.
Mrs. Mary T.. Mace, Of Oriole, Nd, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
II. Richardson. Nay her visit he long
aud pleasant one. ~
Next Friday. Earch 10Th, days and
nights will bc equal. Next Saturday, to-day
week. is ST. Pairick's Day. Spring com.
mcnces March 10Th.
-FoR SALE.-l bay mare 8 years old.
Perfectly safe for lady TO drive and gen.
tie in all harness. Will he sold cheap.
Apply to this Office.
Mr.. Geo. c. Townsend and DR. John
S. Aydelottc. are having a neat little
house erected on their lot near the depot
and adjoining the factory.
One firm In Milford. Del, has two
vessels under contract. one $50 tons and
the other 600 tons. They are both intend.
ed for the Southern trade.
Miss Katie Timmons, who has been
attending school in Richmond, Va. re-.
turned home last Saturday, having re-
Gently graduated with honors.
LosT-A few evening ago in the Court
House, Breast Pin Of novel design. be-
ing four links. The finder will he re.
wartlcd II returned 10 the MESSENGER
office.
We would respectfully call your at
tention to what l.. Hastings. Esq, has to
say In his advertisement about newspa-
pers and magazines. Real II and get
posted.
Divine services will bc held In the ".
=. Church Of this town tomorrow (Sun-
day) morning and evening nj the usual
hours. sabbath school nj > o'clock II. ~.
Preaching at Cool Spring at .. o'clock.
Our thanks are due Jno. W. Purneli
for AN invitation To attend the commence
ment exercises ofthc Dental Department,
of the University of MI, ut the Academy
oi Music. .on "Wednesday next. March iiih.
lit is not much trouble for you to men.
ton the fact. when you are writing To ar
dealing with one of our advertisers that
you saw their advertisement in the MIS-.
sESan9. We will thank you for doing
So
We enjoyed another sleigh ride on
Tuesday. II seems as though we may cx.
spect blizzard" now every Monday
The feaihery flakes began 10 fall early in
the morning and kept ii up ill late at
night.
You can get any kind of Garden Seed
you may desire at T.. ID. col,ingham X
Co.'s. They keep n full line of Buists.
i.hndrcth s,rciry :, anu oiher reilaDie sceu.
Give them call for your early corn and
get the hest.
We desire to acknowledge receipt of
an invitation from DIR. II. II. =. Ellis. for.
merly Of this county, ioaiiend the Eighth
Annual Commencement bf the Baltimore
Medical College. which took place in the
Lyceum Theatre Of that city yesterday.
How about those canning establish.
ments we have heard so much talk about
II is about time persons who think oi
starting in the business this y'ar are let.
ting our farmers know something about il
so that they may plant suitable vegetables
for canning.