Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25

I.ankford, two of P0c0mOkeN
tiers, and Mamie Kempion, od
who have been visiting Miss w.
Wilson, returned home on ThursdaN
Misses Florence and Berthe LindseA
OF Baltimore, who have been visiting their
uncle, Samuel II. Townsend, ESQ.,, left
here on Monday last for Klcj. Grange,
ere they.are visiting their uncle, Mr..
lhas Lindsey.
The Dedicatory services of the VI. T..
.ch, Of this town, were successfully
lucted OH Sunday last. About $3.50
ssh was given during the day and
subscribed with il to liquidate the
Il Mr.. Jester is surely great
g.
Nby Bonneville of this
i illness of about three
ID fever, ON Thursday
a n wife and five chill
mourn his death. lie was'a kind
j.ng husband and father aud an in
nus and honest citizen.
MIR. John J.. Robins purchased n val
sble mare ahO colt of Capt. James Mum
bnl ut Chincotcague this week. Mr..
Robins owns one of the mos, valuable
IA stock farms in this county aud is constant
~ on the lookou, for improved stock.
The Shapero Brothers, junk men, who
have been driving the lower counties of
the Eastern Shore for several years buy.
ing coal oil barrels and old rags, lost their
horse while stopping here this week. The
animal was not u valuable one Int answer
cd their purpose.
We are In receipt Of Bulletin No OF
the Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station In connection with Maryland Ag-
ricultural College which reflects much
credit ON the Director, lion. Henry Al
vor,l, and furnishes indications Of the sue.
cess which is sure to follow.
Married, at the NJ. T.. Parsonage, in
stockton On Wednesday, August 18th.
1883, by Rev. q. II. Williams. Mr.. William
l.. Landing and Miss Josephine T.. Lam
berson. On Aug 9ad, at the same place,
and by the same, Mr.. Charles Payne and
Miss Arlc Jane Payne.
We call attention to the advertisement,
OF the third annual fair of the Talbot
County Fair Association which appears
in another column. This Association has
achieved wonderful success IN the few
years of its existence and the fair this year
promises to excel all former efforts.
Rev. Mr. Watt LEFT on Monday for hi.
summer vacation Of weeks. Mrs. Watt
accompanied hun. and while away they
viii visit Saratoga SPRING. Rev. Mr.
Harding, Of Newark charge, will ill this
pulpit tomorrow Sunday morning and
Rev. Vaughn Smith ON the following
Sunday.
The corner stone ~ the new addition
u the VI. +. Church u, Girdletree, will be
laid Thursday, August 3Olh, By Revs. T
d. Ayers, A. :. MOwbray and Pastor
Preaching by Rev. T. o. Ayers. . =. VI.
also by $. \. Mowbray, $50 +. VI. Their,
will be refreshments for sale ON III,
grounds for the benefit OF the enterprise
What Is the use Of writing ON blank
paper when you can buy the rery best pa
per with your business card printed ON il
for less than the paper Gusts you without
any printing. A business that cannot
afford a printed notebead is considered q
very weak concsrp by city merchants
Write for samples aud prices TO this Office
The freight traffic over the Delaware
division ofthe p. wa u. Railroad ha,
grown enormously since the n. Y. z. 4
quantities OF waiermelons and other freight
from the south go over the Rad every
day. The freight traffic at times Is q
large that passenger Trains are hindered
A double track the whole length Of the
peninsula Is becoming an absolute necessi
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