Democratic messenger., 1888-04-14

Oehm's Old Stand now the "Bell" cloth
Ing house, Pratt Street adjoining Han
over, Baltimore, to see how handsome
their children will look In one Of those
beautiful % or "a or $5 suits. They are
worth dollars more, cheaper and finer in
ample assortment.
From Tho Somerset Herald.
THE MESSENGER, Of Snow Hill. always
looking after the best interests Of It's town
and county, Is endeavoring to induce cap
italists to build fruit and vegetable can
ming establishment In said town. Should
such building be erected, and properly
conducted, Snow Hill and the surround
ing country would be greatly benefited
thereby.
The following shows the condition Of
the Baltimore Grain Market rs reported
for us by Messrs. VIM. B.Tilghman & Co.
Commission Merchants, Bowley's Wharf,
Baltimore, Nd:
Wheat, Fultz, 5000
Longberry, 90@06
Corn, White, 63@63f
Yellow, 60@60i
Oats, 3S@42
Rye, 72073
Calhoun & Thoroughbred Of this
town expect to put up 250,O00 cans Of to-
matoes this season and with that end in
view have contracted with growers for i50
acres to be set out In plants. The other
canning establishments have contracted
us follows: W. A. Faucet & Son seventy
five acres; Macklin, Day & Co. eighty
acres, the G. II. Treat Manufacturing Co.
seyenty-six acres. With fair yield the
four canneries will put up between six
and seven hundred thousand cans.-Sus-
acc Jou, nal. Georgetown, Del.
-Four canning factories In Georgetown
and all OF them prosperous; show US the
crank that says one won't pay In Snow
HILL
The meeting held In the Court House
on Monday night resulted in committee
of three being appointed TO endeavor to
get a canning establishment In operation
in Snow Hill, within the next l2 months
The work Of getting up stock company
at home was put of most too late for this
season; the committee appointed to solic-
il subscriptions were unable, for want OF
time. TO accomplish anything. The gen
tlenen appointed to encourage and solicit
someone to establish a canring factory
here are Mcssrs. Lawrence liasting, Fred
Woollcy aud c. L. Vincent, all Of whom
will bear in mind The duty imposed upon
them and will endcavOr to accomplish the
task.
The Prohibitionisis Of this county on
Tuesday held their County Convention TO
elect delegates to the State Convention
which meets in Baltimore on Wednesday
next. The meeting was harmonious
throughout and the following gentlemen
were chosen TO represent the party in
Worcester
Snow lIill.-Wm +. Timmons. George c.
Townsend, Robt. J. McAllcn.
Pocomoke City.-A. $. Mowbray, James
T.. Blaine.
Bishopville.-Levin S. Nelson,
Berlin.-Wm. c. Warrington.
Girdlcircc-Georgc c. Scarborough.
Judge Holland drew the following Ju.
rors To serve during the May Term, 1888,
Of the Circuit Court for Worcester county
ON Saturday last:
Kendall ID TimmOns, Alfred II Howard,
John w Tull, Laban J Pcnnewcll,
James II Shockley, Sidney Jones,
VIM T DisharoOn, Joseph J Devercaux.
James p Smith, John Shockley,
John w Payton, Denard Henderson,
Dewitt G F0oks, George l. Barnes,
Thomas w Mariner, Ira T Stevenson,
John w Willett, John Timmons,
Thomas Lindsey, James Scott,
Vim + Brimcr, John II Vincent,
James T. Henry, VIM J Clarke,
William Bowen, James Callahan,
James X = West, Thomas J Fassitt,
William Paraiee, Granville Stokes.
Zadok p Wharton, Charles W Cayville,
Peter J Jones. Robert II Powell,
George Fooks. VIM T Broughton.
Charles w FarrOw, Francis Townsend,
Henry p Merrill, Edward b Jacobs,
Henry II Ayers. John V Dennis.
William G Turner, Joseph q Cr0pper,
Samuel y Johnson, Charles Mumford.