Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-06

The Fourth passed off quietly IL
Snow Till. There was no demonstration
Of any kind by our people.
Miss Edna Station. who Is teaching
school in Baltimore, came home on We'd
nesday last TO spent the summer.
Rev. J. II. Campbell will I'd. v.
preach In the Court House on tomorrow
at 1890 o'clock q. M. and 81 p. NJ.
Yesterday was examination day and
our town was well filed with pretty school
marms from oil parts Of the county.
Mcssrs. Levi Laws. +. =. Adkins, X. v
White and Edward Laws. all of wiconico
county. were IN town on Wednesday.
The County commissioners met In
their Office in the Court House on Tues.
day last and struck the county Levy for
1889
MIR. Thomas Z. Sclby returned home
from Baltimore with fine looking pair
Of bays. which he purchased for his livery
while there
Our market men are now able la sup
ply a limited number Of orders for roast.
ing ears. the first having appeared on our
streets last "Wednesday.
The Board Of School Commissioners
met at their office in the Court House on
Tuesday last and were engaged in settling
tt., htt siuass 81 el,., &.
Mr. e. J. Evans. Berlin's popular un.
dcrtaker, paid Ms visit an Friday. lie
brought, his daughter, Miss Mary, down.
to he examined for a teacher.
The sale "f the personal property Of
the late Moses Bowen took place last
Monday. A large number of people at.
tended the sale and good prices were re-
allied.
Rev. David Conway, formerly pastor
of the Presbyterian Church Of this place
sailed ON July Bird on White Star Steamer
"Adriatic" for n two months tour in
Europe.
Ms. r. J. Morris and Miss Mary T..
PENN we'll, both of Friendship. are yisi-
ting .icnds in town aud ON her return
My Morris will lie accompanied 10y her
NJ !. Miss Hattie Pcnncwcll.
4 MIR. Charlie Richardson, of Phila,lcl.
,,hia, is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Richardson. Ills many friends
here welcome Charlie among them aud
hope his visit may L. a pleasant one.
Although the continuous heavy rains
drowne, many Young paririscs the COM
ing season bids fair to hc good The
young birds remained IN ilocks during
the rains and thus escaped being drowned.
The infant daughter of Mr. Scott
Ritchic was brought home n corpse ON the
TangieI last "Wednesday and inferred in
the N. +. Churchyard We sympathizc
with Mr.. Richie in the loss of the little
one.
MIR. Thomas IIearn, the owner of the
bull which killed colored man last week,
has had the animal killed. Quite mum.
Der went out to see il done expecting
some difficulty but Encouragement pre-
vented.
REV. Il. +. Jester is spending his va.
cation with friends in Delaware. HIS
pulpits will be filed tomorrow SUNDAY
Services will be held as follows: Cool.
spring inthe morning at 1880 n. M. and
at Snow Hill at $50 p. m.
Our public roads are SAID To be- in u
good condition in all parts Of our county,
which, speaks well for our supervisors.
Supervisors should now keep close watch
and not let them get too bad of before
going over AZ ,epairinsethem.
We want cv el. Sadcr of the MEssEN
GER To read DIR. Talmage's sermon on the
first page. Ills subject is How to Make
Friends" All ofus wan, 10 know this
at least we ought io-and no one knows
better how l." make them than the learned
divine.
Mrs. LoiiIc Elliott. of White Haven
Wicomico county, and her little daughter
are visiting Mrs. Elliou's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. !. T. Vickcrs. in Tins town. Her
many friends here welcome her among
them aud wish her pleasant and enioya-
bic visit
MIR. Clarence Truilt. by George W.
Purncll. his Trustee, filed petition in the
Clerks Office ON Wednesday last praying
the benefit of the lnsolvent laws. Mr..
Truiit Is young man oi good habits and
full Of enterprise which will help him to
make another start.
MIR. Fred II. Gunhy, son of DR. Hiram
II. Gunby. Of Crisfcld, wcll.knOwn com.
mcrcial drummer, Of Baltimore. has accept
ed position as deputy collector Of the
port Of Tampa. Florida. under his brother,
Edward Il. Gunby. Fred arrived in Flo.
rida last week and took charge Of his new
position yesterday.
Edward ID. Martin and Calvin Is.
Taylor. Esqs,. of Berlin. have formed u
partnership for the practice Of law in this
county and one of them may always he
found nj their Office on Main Street in the
town of Berlin We hope the young men
such success ms we feel sure they will
merit See ihcii card in the Professional
Column.
MIR. John r. Franklin moved his
family TO Chestertown last Tuesday
where lie is employed rs Gene raj Freight
agen, on the Delaware Bay Railroad. We
are sorry tn lose them n citizens hut wish
them much ucccss in their new home.
Mr.. James T.. Townsend has rented
Mr.. Franklin's house on Church Street
and moved there this week.
MIR. Thomas T. uEshur died at Prin.
cess Anne early Monday morning. July
LIST. Of heart failure. aged ~ years, Mr..
Ifnahur txae fhe fafhar az Mr. Iul,sa