Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-06-30

While breaking ground1is - found
alton al the Mackenzie Memorial Church i,
was found necessary TO remove the re.
mains Of q number Of persons who hal
hccn buried within the past few years in
&hai part Of the yard selected for the new
clF The, church will bc much nearer
the ~ >,an the old one and will he an
imposl .iiiice. full description Of
which will he given in another issue Of the
MESSENGER.
Fourth Of July on the Pennsylvania
Railroad According to its ime.honorcd
custom the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany will sell excursion tickets on July
I'd, 3d, and 4th, 1888, good to return until
9Th inclusive, between all stations on its
main line and branches. except between
Philadelphia and New York, at reduced
rates. This arrangement will enable
every one TO take an outing on the great
American holiday.
An excursion will be run from Snow
Hill to RehOboth and intermediate sta
ton on Thursday July 90 under the au-
spices of the order of Railway Conduc-
tors, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
proceeds Of this excursion will be applied
TO the relief Of injured conductors and
railroad men and we hope may he liberal
~ patronizcd. The season at ltchobotli
is now fully opened and this excursion
will afford mn excellent opportunity 10
visit Dclawarc's ii,v oritc Summer resort
AS we have told our readers time anl
again. the Maltby House in Baltimore is
the hest hotel for those desiring the hes,
Of everything u, moderate rates. Persons
attending the meeting Of the Democratic
clubs 10 be- held in that city will 'lu well To
stop ut the "Nal,by." Ills situated convc.
niently 10 the II. II. ,lcpois or steamboat
wllarvcs aud tie aiTiblc, well posted clerks
are always ready to give any information
TO strangers tia, will help them enjoy
themselves while In the Monumental
City"
AS the season is upon us when even.
ins drives are INDUCED IN II may not
amiss Ia urge all persons so enjoying
themselves Ia he exceedingly cautions in
the management, orhorscs lest. some acct
dent should happen; and care should hc
tax en- To make accidents few and far he
tween. l.ivcrymen should exercise great
care in the selection al horses, and hire
none 10 anybody That they know 10 bc
at all skiiiish. There is rs much danger
in n runaway horse ms In dynamite
bomb and Il Is mare foolish than brave for
unskilled persons To drive fractions horses,
An attempt was made Ia burglarizc
the safe 0f Mr. James 4. Ennis, in his store
an Pearl street. last Saturday night. The
entrance TO the building was made through
one of the second story windows, Il being
very easy ~ access hy means of stairway
running up between Mr.. clayvillc's shoe
shop and Mr. Ennis store. the window
I ufiue IlEHt Nv Aht t'l w 'HO rtuiINs NV
burglar attempted 10 break oil the hinges
of the safe. hut he found II a much harder
task than he hal anticipated, and evident.
~ len the premises disgus,ed. Mr.. Ennis
says h. cannot miss any goods and pre-.
sumes that money was what the burglar
wanted. Is Il not time that our town au-
iloTities were making some effort Ia cap
iure the person or persons who have no
terr0r Of the law AMI who are committing
BURGLARY amer burgulary right under our
very Noses, The commissioners were elect
ed 10 protect our town and we believe
them the men Ia do Il. Let them employ
"a detective To ferret nut the offender and
pay ihe cos, ont Of the revenue derived
from the town even II something else has
% go undone for want or funds. "Sirike
while the iron Is hot :"