Democratic messenger., 1888-09-29
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Sam Sanford,
The old time minstrel;
-Purnells Hall. Oct. 3D. and 4th.
Look ut Sam Sanford's advertisement
In to-dsy's paper
"A full line oi School Books at John
sons & McAllen's.
j. Bcrgcn's advertisement reached US
too late for this issue.
This week will about wind up fod.
der saving In this County.
The County Commissioners were in
session ON Tuesday and Wednesday.
WIN. d. Corddry, Esq, has been of
TO the cities on business this week.
Misses Katie and Ella Purnell are
visiting Miss Margaret II. Spence. near
town.
Miss Mary l.. Spence Is attending the
Frederick Female Seminary at Frederick,
Maryland.
-WANTEp.-A good wash. woman TO
take the wash of family of three. Apply
at this office.
Miss Ella Purncll who has been visit
Ing In Baltimore returned on the Tangier
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. d. Collins have gone
on pleasure trip to New York and other
northern cities.
The Rev. Jas. Il. Campbell will preach
I'd. w In the Court House on tomorrow
at 1890 II. n,., aud 7.:i0 p. M.
MIR. George $. Payne lost u valuable
horse on last Saturday from collie pro
duccd by eating green food,
MIR. Isaac Townsend has been at work
on the river bridge this week pu'iing In
new slccpers and making other repairs.
Married by Rev. II. +. Jester at
Portcrsvillc NJ. r. Church Mr. Samuel +.
Tull TO Florence Tull both of Portersvillc'
-Senator Wilson was in town few
days this week. He speaks In glowing
terms Of thc prospect of Clevcland's re-
election.
When you visit Baltimore, stopa the
Maltby House, where will be found first.
class accommodations and exceedingly
low rates.
MIR. Walter Humphreys, of Salisbury
was in town one day last week. lie is a
fine young man and W re always glad
Ia see him.
The Rev. Thos. = &, pastor
Of the Berlin Presbyicr paid
pleasant visit to the Rev camp.
bell and family ON Thur
-Flagg's Liver Pad adScr.S troupe
have been in this town this week giving
free entertainments nightly ON the street.
The entertainments were good.
-For fine job printing. try the Mes.
sESGER office. Envelopes. Cards, Note.
heads. Blll.hcads, Circulars, Posters, &c.
Wedding invitations printed at less than
city prices. We like to encourage matri.
mony.
IN. II. Busey, Artist and Photograph
liz n. Charles St., Baltimore who has
retofore been the highest priced pho.
yrapher In the city has made a great re-
lon In prices and now makes high
pictures at law rates.
Edward Wimbrough, who grad.
Westminster" in the spring has
iool at Leemont, Va. He
'sne l0S ~ pnday. Al.
5 diploma,
.s--Gsso. : has pur.
,ased the house ana a.. adjoining his
opcrty occupied by Alva w. Smith, Of
dr. Frederick Muller and wife. Mr.. Mul.
ser and family will vacatc at once and take
up their rcsite..,c in Baltimore city.
Smith, Moore Il Co. are prepared to
deliver the best Lee White Ash Coal a, the
lowest market price. We handle no coal
Of inferior quality. No measuring, each
ton weighed on Fairbanks scalcs-22i0
LIS. to the ton. SMITH, MooRE Il Co.
Rev. B. r. Jester will preach to.mor.
row Sunday at the following appoint.
ments: Snow Hill 1890 u. M. Trinity 8
p. M, and Cool Spring p. m. Rev x.
W. Powell will fill the pulpit Of Cool
Spring Church Sunday morning.
Ernest Hcarn. the 10 year old son OF
Isaac n. Ilearn. ESD, had the misfortune
To get one Of his legs broken while In
town last Monday. His colt became
frightened at the engine while he was be-
Ing shod aud snatchcd Ernest down, with
the above result.
This il the harvest moon, No called
fron the fact that II rises only few min
utes later each evening, instead Of about
AN hour as usual, and thereby aids the
farmer In saving his crops by enabling
him TO extend his days work into the
night by the aid of It's rays.-Ex.
Boom! Bang '-Of goes the powder! |!
We will sell the merchants Of Worcester.
the best "Gem" Gun Powder cheaper than
they can buy II In any other city. Don't
be clam," but buy where you can get the
most for your money.
Is. l.. GILLIs IL Sos. Salisbury, Md.
The revival meeting At Cool Spring
is still going ON. many have profcsscd and
the altar Is crowed nearly every evening
with peni,ents. Bro. Jester Is a hard
worker and weare glad that his strenuous
efforts are being crowned with success
sThere will be meeting all day Sunday n,
the above place.
The Easton Democrat says Sanford's
Minstrel troop appeared at Music Hall
Wednesday and Thursday nights. They