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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19
MARYLAND FARMERS.
A Word of Timely and Sound
Advice.

We present TO our readers the follow
ing extract from an editorial In the Balii-
more American OF the 10Th inst, address.
cd to the farmers of the State. II will be
found profitable and instructive reading /:
''The thoughtful Maryland farmer can
not hope TO compete much longer with
the immense granaries Of the central aud
extreme West. Men who measure by the
ton can outbid those who measure by the
bushel. Transportation lines and buyers
will favor the former, in spite Of the agi-
tation or interstate commerce laws, and
even were not this so, the producer of
$4,000 bushels Of wheat or corn can sell
for less and make greater proportionate
profit than he who raises but thousand
bushels Economy in labor, machinery,
time, hauling are all against the small
farmer.
"Soils which will yield good corn and
tobacco, will yield almost anything of an
agricultural character for which there is
general demand-fruits, vegetables. her.
ries, grasses and numerous other crops.
whose area of production is limited.
'''rhe best fruits aud trucks in the world
can be maturcd on the Eastern Shore and
the Southern Maryland peninsula several
weeks before they can be placed on the
market from the territory further north.
The Eastern Shore is now pretty well
honeycombed with railroads, and Southern
Maryland will probably have ample facili.
ties OF this kind before another year rolls
around. Lightning freight trains can put
these crops into the great central markets
of the country fresh from the fields. by
energy and management every large city
In the North and West can be made a
competitor for the first fruits OF the sea.
son. Iiis the par. Of wisdom 20 reorganlze
changes and utilize them-not allow them
TO play upon our fears or preIudices and
thus control u.s."
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19
A Congressional Air-Ship.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE House
committee on ventilation and accous.
tics o.day instructed its chairman, Mr.
Landes, to report to the House bill
appropria,ing SIso, 900 to be paid as
bounty to A. de Bauset when he
shall have completed and successfully
demonstrated the practicability Of his
invention Of an air.ship. The ship is
to consist essentially Of a metallic com.
partment vessel, so constructed that
when sufficiently exhausted it will rise
in the air and carry burden. The air.
ship is to be provided with air.pumps
and revolving blades or propellers for
moving and steering, with electrical
storage batteries to supply power, and
with means for transporting passengers
and freights.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19

Ir the President will design to hon.
or the Eastern Shore Of Maryland with
his presence, the residents Of that hos.
pitable country might give him point
er or two on the fisheries question. He
will also learn why terrapin don't bite.
Baltimore American
GAlso a few political pointers. They
are away up in politics, and we would
not be surprised IL some enterprising
Shoreman were not even now calcula.
ting high on succeeding Cleveland
four years hence.-EDs.1
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19

IT is current report that A. p.
Barnes. Esq, Of this county will be
the Republican nominee for Congress,
and that he will be nominated without
opposition. Senator Burchinal, Of
Kent, seems to be the favorite up the
Shore but the Senator don't care to
play loosing game, and will not al
low his name to be presented to the
convention.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19

Men seldom improve when they have
no other models than themselves 10 copy
amer. hut the man who Is handsome and
who values his personal appearance win
invariably he found dressed In garments
obtained At oehm's Old stand now The
"Bell" Clothing House. Pratt street adj.
Hanover. Baltimore. A beautiful line OF
suits q ti0.-are well worthy your aiien-
ton. Style Durability and genuine low
prices are our great cards.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19
Dying from a Rattlesnake Bite.


New YORK, May i5.-on Sunday even
ing last William Gore, of Alpine, n. j..
was bitten by rattlcsnake in the Fort
Lee woods, New Jersey. lie was rcmov-
cd TO the Manhattan Hospital here, and
has suffered terrible agony since. His face
was swollen TO twice its normal size,
seemingly increasing in dimensions rs
you watched him. II was of blush tint
in color. The reptiles fangs had entered
the right hand between the foreiingcr and
thumb,and the entire arm was enormously
enlarged. Ills mind is clear most of the
time, but this morning when in u fit of
delirium his actions were hydrophobic, his
eyes assumed a CLASSY, greenish hue. from
his mouth emitted froth, and at intervals
a sound as the hiss of serpent startled
his attendants. The death Of the unfortu-
nate man is only question of hours
Phiid Times.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19

Economy is a great revenue. People
who require really good serviceablc long
wearing clothing for men aYd boys should
visit Ochm's Old Stand now The BELL"
Clothing House Pratt street adj. Hanover,
Baltimore, where everything can be
bought cheaper and better than anywhere
else Notwithstanding other peoples big
advertising statements.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19
Terms Of Sale
Order Nisi.

Clayton J. Purnell. Assignee Of Henry
G. Hudson. Mortgage Of ], Washing
ton Dickinson and wife. er Parte.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester coun-
~, In Equity, No. 1871, May Term, 1888.
TO wit--May nth, 1899.
ORDERED. that the sale made and re-
ported by Clayton J. Purnell. Assignee of
Mortgage, for the sale of the real estate
In the above entitled cause mentioned. be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary ihereofbe shown on or before the
first day Of July Term next, provided a
COPY Of this order he inserted In some
newspaper printed In Worcester county.
once In each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the first day OF July. In the year
eighteen hundred and eighiy-eight.
The report states the amount OF sales 10
JoHS W. STATION. Clerk.
True copy,
Test: JonS W. SrAroS, Clerk.
may 1884.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19
SPRING MELODIES.


SAGE Fuel and Light
Now blooms the buttercup,
The parlor we'll close up,
And hang some fancy paper on the crate,
crate, crate.
The nights are mild, and so
Our Mary and her beau
Can do their counting at the garden gate,
gate, gate.
Hes Getting Ready.
The man who owns lawn
Who's always up at dawn
To oil his patent mower doth begin, gin,
gin.
The time is drawing nigh
When we in bed shall lie
At morn, and smile to hear Its merry din,
din, din.
They Go Together.
When April sheds her tears,
The garden sass" appears,
And then around the market stalls we
roam, roam, roam.
Until choice we make,
Though, rs rule, we take
Cucumbers and Jamaica ginger home,
home. home.
Fifteen Dollars and Costs.
When pleasant are the days
And warm the solar rays
And sunshine takes the place Of rains and
fogs, fogs, fogs.
The keeper Of the pound
Performs his daily ronnd
And men are fined who keep unlicensed
dogs, dogs, dogs.
Pay or Pack Up.
When blooms the early rose,
Then forth tn assessor goes
And causes lots of wealthy men to cuss,
cuss, cuss
Too bad it is that they
When comes the merry May,
Must from the city make their exodus,
dus, dus. Boston Courier.
Wee Drop.
Now bites the willy trout
How we love to pull him out
And listen to his croak, croak, croak,
With "wec drop near
We will never have care,
While fishing for the lively jumping trout,
trout, trout.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19

The Somerset Herald will be prin.
ted on new Country Campbell Cylin.
der press in the future. It is the only
rotary newspaper press in Somerset
county. We wish brother Fountaine
success with his new venture.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19
Terms Of Sale :

Ten per cent. Of the purchase money
will be required in cash on the day of sale,
the remainder thereofto be paid in two
equal annual instalments from the day Of
sale, the whole 10 bear interest from the
day of sale and the payment thereof to be
secured by the bonds Of the purchasers,
with sureiies to he approved Ly the
Trustee. LEMUEL w. ONLEY,
ap 2S-ts. Trustee.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19

If you contemplate buying an Engine
Boiler and Mil why not buy the Porter
Manufacturing Co.'S make. Astonishing
" low prices given on these superior
rigs BY their agent Catalogues and pri-
ces given on application. L. w. 0uEHY.
) ~ Salisbury Nd.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19
TUESDAY.

THE 22ND DAY OF MAY,
1888, at the hour Of 9 O'Clock p. D.,
all the following real estate situate in
Worcester county, Of which q certain
Eliakim w. Jones, died seized, to wit:
1st.-All that House and Lot, and Store
house, situated near Georges Island
Landing, where the said Eliakim w
Jones resided ut the time Of his death
and which was conveyed to the said
Eliakim W. Jones, by A. p. Barnes and
wife, by deed dated the 18th day OF July,
1883, and recorded among the land re-
cords Of Worcester county, In Liber !.
T. M, No. 0, folio G3i, rs by reference
thereto will fully appear, containing
FOURTEEN ACRES OF LIANT, more
or less.
2nd.-All that parcel Of land with the
improvements thereon situate on the
county road leading from Stockton to
Georges Island, which was conveyed
TO the said Eliakim w. Jones by Alfred
II. shockley and wife, by deed dated the
4th day of March, IN the year 1886, and
recorded among the land records Of said
county, in L!ber I. T. NJ, No. Il, folio
G15, as by reference to said deed fuller
description of said land will appear, con-
tanning ONE-FOURTH OF AN ACRE
OF LAND, more or less.
3rd.-All that Oyster House and Ground
situate on Parker's Bay, near Georges
Island Landing, which was conveyed
to the said Eliakim w. Jones by William
Cot,man and wife, by deed dated the
4th day of October. in the year 1882, and
recorded among the land records ofsaid
county, in Liber I. T. NJ, No. D, folios
33s and $50, as by reference TO said deed
will fully appear, containing ONE
SIXTH OF AN ACRE OF LAND,
more or less. This parcel of land will
be sold with right-of-way through adj
joining lands 10 the county road, and
is fully described in the last named deed.
The Store-housc and Residence referred
TO in the first section Of this advertise
ment, and which will I've sold as an entire
" are within short distance of each 9th
or, and are in splendid condition. They
are located on the Bay, and TO persons
desiring to engage in either the oyster
trade or the mercantile business, or both,
a fine opportunity is offered in the sale Of
the above lands.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19
Talk is Cheap

but it costs an effort and
an experience of years to
get up such an assert
ment of Good Clothing
as you will find at Null
lin < Sons 9th and
Market, Wilmington.
You may read about
leaders, big stock, low
prices. etc, but to find
just such Clothing as you
may want yoursclfor boys
is what will interest you.
If you want a good suit
you can get it Of us and
thenyou run no risk about
it as you know us.
We have the best as
sortmcnt and more of it
than we ever had. You
can find almost any kind
of a Suit with us. for eth
er Man or Boy for dress,
business or working. We
employ our tailoring for
ces in the dull seasons in
making for the Ready
made Department.
In our TAILORING
DEPARTMENT you will
find the finest goods in
the piece to be had of
both Imported and Do
nestle make for making
to order. Our Cutters
and Tailors are the best.
We guarantee satisfac-
ton
]. I. Mullin & Son,
Tallors 9th 4 Market street.
and Wilmington, Del.
Clothicrs.
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SALISBURY MD All will
plow, we o c n
Mil supplies Machinery,
nings argeand small Circular : w
l.. GUNBY. Salisbury,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
The waldo rnrh sIugEer..

CmcA0o. Ill.,, Aug l5.-Thc manager.
Of the West side Racing track seem 10
have a pcnchant for ayauliing their pa.
trons. Yesterday quiet and unassumng
young man named Walter Campbell. who
write, race IMPORTS for tho Inter. Oroan. was
violently and maliciously sluegcd in the
grand stand In the presence Of quite con.
course Of people, among thcm saycral Ia.
dies The sluggcr sB David Waldo. who
has a thirl iniertt an the tuck. Mr..
Camphclls oilcnsT sas that ho told the
truth concerning the running OF u horse
called styr. The mcy was run Last Tues.
day. Sayru was a iayur.ip Sayrv belong.
to Waldo, or at lcaSts c1ntruls bia run.
ming qualities. Tho Numal, it Is claimed
hy good Judges, couh have won, and hand.
ily. too, but the iockpy had strong arms
Instead Oi Sayrc cAnlg in hnt. a. h,
should, horse caiicd Nusluw. oNncd by
~ Cofngn, another member OF tic
rONiy element Who manarr the track.
scODtud IA under ohoNIr hr.L OF conrse
there was q howf, aul "a inst one. tn,
Corfirans hor-c hanl,'n hacked but lit.
tie, except 10y CORES aud his friends.
Tom kilcv. the iugkry NIl Hnls Winslow.
hal received his ohlcfa iu lay alongside of
Siyu aud run him in,u ,lp lcncr. n nccrs.
Sify, 10 preclude his winning Campbell.
being god judge Of r..ug, took h1to ol
the tact, aud ronscicni usy REPORTED tup
picur ui crooked wurk, more iif thr guid.
aucr Ut the pubic thnU anything clsc.
Yesterday Mr.. Waldo cofnprl Mr..
Campbell IN the vpoUrr' hnN. nni In n
loud voice asked him % hu wrote The anti.
Gle rejecting on the running NJ his horse.
Mt Campbell replied That he I'D. With.
ont q moments warning Waldo struck
Campbell frightiul blow iull In the face,
following II up with another savage stroke
on the ear. Tho se,unl blow knocked
Campbell down aud be- revived kick
while prus,raie. Tho severely injured ~
porter xas thon e.. clet from The track By
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
The Appeal Again Endorsed.

To the Editor Of The Appeal.
1t would seem that not only every citi-
zen OF Memphis, but likewise every citizen
oil the United States, would appreciate aud
most heartily indorse your editorial of this
morning on the subject Of quarantine, and
would use every effort to see the regula-
tons therefor carried out to the letter.
There may be in the minds Of some the
idea that no community can thus quaran-
tine against another, and at the same time
fulfill the conditions OF the golden rule,
hut considering the dire calamity which
has been caused Memphis from previous
visitations OF the scourge, it would seem
hard, il not impossible, TO find reason
going TO show the necessity that might
exist for any ones coming here now from
an infected district, when the consequences
of the visit thus OF one indvid-
ual might cause the death OF thou
sands and the loss OF millions,
and it was seen that anyone who would
knowingly subject us now TO such risk
would be nothing less than a public
enemy and an outlaw, and should not re-
ceive any other treatment than that
usually accorded that class il he persists in
his intentions, and the quarantine should
be OF the strictest kind possible, the only
consequence OF its most rigid enforcement
being possibly the temporary incon-
venience Of a very few, while experience
has shown that II secures immunity 10
thousands. N.
Memphis, August IA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
RUMBLINGS OF THE RAIL.
L. N. CONDUCTORS. ENGINEERS
AND FLAoMEN TO BE EXAMINED.
A Vastly Beneficial Work. Especially to
the transportation Department--Jay
Gould's Plans and General Health
Personal and General Mention.

The trainmasters and superintendents
Of the Louisville 4 Nashville road have
for some time been engaged in work
that will prove vastly beneficial to the
road, especially to the transportation de-
par,ment In accordance with the rules
OF the company, they have been holding
examinations Of all the conductors, en-
gineers and flagmen on both freight and
passenger trains, for the purpose Of finding
out II each is thoroughly posted on all the
rules and regulations governing the run
ming OF train. These examinations are
held from what Is known rs the STANDARD
Rules for the Government Of the Transpor-
tation Of Railroads" The rules are tho
strictcst and most comprehensive OF any
published or used, and are the authorized
rules adopted by the general management
OF the leading roads of the country at their
annual meeting in New York last year.
The examination is required each year,
and goes very far 10 perfect the condition
of the service, and keeps the employees
alive 10 the existence Of the rules.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MR.. pARNBLLA SUIT AaArNsr THE
TIMES MAY COLLAPSE.
That Journal YIN Delay the Suit on a
TechnioalityAThis May be Regarded
as an Acknowledgment Of Fear
Turkish Cabinet,Troubles-Flashes.

sr. PErERsBuR9, Aug. l5.-The Journal
de 81. Petersbo,up says 1t is satisfied with
the reference to European affairs which
Lord Salisbury nrhds in his speech at the
lord mayors ban uoi in London recently.
II says it sharesNhis hopes that peace will
arise from the meeting OF the Emperors at
Peterhof, and declares that these hopes re-
spond TO tho wishes OF the Russian nation.
The Journal asserts that the statement
OF the Italian government, that Russia
considered that the capitulatons did not
apply to Massowab. is premature. Russia,
1t says, will not object to abolish the ca
pitulations when the other powers have
agreed TO such step, but their abolition
ipso facto through the occupation OF u
country by a civilized government is an in
novation which has neither been discussed
nor accepted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
ParaelI,s sui in Danger.

LONDON, Aug. l5-lt is rumored that
the action which Mr.. Parnell has brought
against the Times in the Scotch courts may
possibly collapse on technicality. II is
said the Timex counsel will claim that as
the TUNES neither owns property nor re-
sides in Scotland the Scotch courts have
not jurisdiction.
Judges Hammer, Day and Smith, who
compose the Parnell commission, have de-
cided to open their inquiry into the Times
charges against Irish members OF Paria-
ment on October 10. They have notified
DR.. Lewis, solicitor for the Parnellites, and
Mr.. Soames, solicitor for the Times, that
all intermediary application must be made
before September IL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
Pleased with Gen. Won warder.ce

vienna, Aug. l5.-The newspapers Of
this city welcome the appointment Of Gen.
Won Waldcrsee TO be- chief Of the general
staff OF the German army. They say he is
sincere friend Of the Austrian people and
army.
Saturday next will DO the birthday o
Emperor Frances Joseph. The event will be
celebrated by numerout fetes. The iestivi.
ties were inaugunted yesterday at Kahlen.
berg OF Vienna. Artillery salutes were
fred, and In the evening there was dis.
play Of fireworks. The town was bril-.
liantly illuminated. Thousands Of persons
took part in the iete.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
MENKEN a. COMPANY.
Taxing D,.,,,., p,,..,o,,

Fire aud Police Commissioners David
i. llaldcn, president and chief executive
officer, James Ice, IT,, yico-prcsidont, and
James r. Petit
Board Of Public Works.. T.. Randlc.
inundryman, Lymus Wallace. boss dray-
man; II. J. Graham, merchant; Charles
kncy, capitalist sam llinch, insurance
agent.
Secretary Of Board-C. !. Pullen, expert
accountant
City Attorneys L. Walker, OF Mctcalf
4 Walker, general attorneys.
Engineer Niles Mctiwoihcr. consulting
engineer and contractors rcicrcc.
Assistant Engineers and Dmitsmcn-A.
7. Bell aud L. T. Hartford, practical, civil,
mining, hydraulic engineers aud survey.
on
President Of Board Of IIcalth-Dr. q. n.
Thornton, practicing physician IN the city.
Secretary Of Board Of Health DIR. 4. A.
Williamson, praciicing physician in the
city.
Hospital Surgcon-Dr. ]. l.. Black,
pnciicing physician ia the city.
Health Olliccr-D. y. Jackson, Office Al
boarl oi health.
Chief OF Police w. q. Davis.
Chief Of firc Department V.
Ryan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
Trouble I'm the sultan. Cabinet.

LONDON, Aug. ia crisis is reported
to exist in Turkey between the Sultan and
his ministers. The trouble is the refusal
Of the Sultan to sanction the Grand vizier's
proposal TO borrow ei,500,OO0 from
Turkish banks. This amount is demanded
by the Minister Of War and Minister OF
Marine TO purchase goods and TO pay sol.
dicrs' and scamcn's wages which are long
overdue. II is rumored that said Pasha,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, will succeed
kiamil Pasha as, Grand Nilier and that
Gadban Pasha win BE- sent TO London OH
"A secret mission.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
Turkey Opposed Go C,,i,,..,,o,.

CoSsrASTISorLK, Aug. l5.-The govern
mcnt has ordered tlp removal from the
railway station Turkish territory Of all
bunting which was put mp by the railway
officials TO coinneinofaic the opening OF
the through limo IRON this city TO Paris,
and has given Instructions 60 allow the
train, which is nov on It's way from Paris
TO Constantinoplc opening the road, 10
proceed IN silence. Turkey opposes the
opening Of the road.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
nnmbiIns- 81 die nnII.

W. r. M,lNrusu, contracting freight
agent Of the ChCsapcakc& Ohio railroad.
. in Louisville.
Tur Richmond & Allegheny road, Il /.
aid, h soon a. pass into the hands ui the
Chesapeake n Ohio.
NEwtoN HAOur. travelling passenger
agent Of the Union Pacific railroad, IA cx.
pccicd IN tho city today
TnE Chicago. Milwaukee 4 s. Paul
railroad controls 1000 miles of ruad, and
u Is all operated by one company.
JAWS GtUNEY, travelling passenger
agcnt Of the Wabash route, who las bcon
ia the city since Monday, departed ycstcr.
day ior the east.
GNNFuAl pAssrNCrH AarNr Afv,ur
Of the Louisville 4 Nashville rbaI. has
instructed biz agents 30 all no tickets ho.
yond NaycruS, ga, toward jacksonville.
Fla. IN consequence of the yellow icycf
epidemic there.
lu rates On packing.housc products
nom Kansas City ip Helena. Pine Hun
and latilo Rock, and Memphis. Tenn
were increased t1 - cents Ier hundred
Monday while that IA Shryrpuu. Ia.
sas pduUDi iU lUl GENTS
H. L. llAUms. Formerly Of tho Fast Ton.
tcsscc, Virginia a Georgia railroad. has
been appointed assistant chIrl tuiu ~.
paichcf ui The thOaprako 4 Ohio ruad
Lexington diyisiunl. With hcadquaftefs
n Morchcad, Ky, vice A. +. Miller TO-.
signed
w. W. FAoAy, general superintendent
oi the NctiIriuu system ui railroads wet
OF the Mias.s ppI river. arrived 100 the
city Yesterday. Mr. laHu o. accompanied
by McssrA NJ. J. earrmL, general iruslt
agent, ~ W n.Frus superintendent of
The Springfield division, aud 4. H. spot
ord, all li thy same line
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-16
Foreign FLASHES.

A serious riot is reported 10 have oc
Cured at Lurgan, County Armagh, Ire.
land. Reyolycr wcrc used, ami a gin
Is said 10 have been shot.
Tho Liverpool Cotton association ha,
passed resolution providing that the
only official quotations IT futures shall be
for contracts with the good ordinary
clause. The now rule will take effect ON
October l.
A dispatch from Fort au Prince saw,
that the revolution has been successful.
aud that the government has been over
thrown. The President has taken refuge
ON an English irigaic. Booiron has formed
a new government