Democratic messenger., 1892-06-25

University. who is on his way 10 Chaiau-
qua, gave a reading last evening in the
Pocomoke Town Hail. for tie benefit Of
the Presbyterian church OF that place. II
was well patronized
The news of Hon Grover cleveland's
nomination for the Presidency was re-
ccived in Snow Hill by telegraph ON
Thursday Democrats generally exhibit
ed their enthusiasm at the prospects of
having another Democratic President
Mrs Charles f. Snow and children
will 20 TO Baltimore Ia live on Monday.
AIR. Snow. who holds position IN the
peniirntiary, desired To have his family
with him and so determined 10 70 10
housekeeping in the Monumental City
-LosT-A gold clasp pin with the
word Charter in gold letters sci in blue
and yellow enamel. The same was lost
hetwen DR. Halls Drug Store aud my
home A suitable reward will be paid
the finder Tor its return to Miss Blanche
I Pnrnrll
/ The musicale held at The residence
Of Mrs. Thomas 4 Johnson the program
of which was published in the ME,sEN
particular II was well paironized.
Tickets brings sold for all that could be
accommodated
1t continues fearfully dry, and il
good rain does not visit this section very
soon there is no telling 10 what extent
onr farmers will be made 10 suffer ty the
burning up of their crops. The suns are
scorching hot and ihe air as dry as il is
possible for il To he.
All graduates and former scholars of
the High School who wish tickets for the
4 lumni Banquet Ia he held IN the Rccep
uon Room of the High School, Friday
evening, July lst, will please apply 10 the
undersigned at their earliest convenience
Herman NJ Sypherd. Secretary Glass 90
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issued summons ON Thursday for more
than one. half of his men TO attend the
meeting of the Co. Court Martial at the
Armory 10 answer charges against them.
The boys dill moi fully realize until Thurs
day night that they mma attend drill
whether they want 10 or not
Mr. Geo F. Brown, Of the Farrell
Safe Co., who resides in Smyrna. Del.
has been in our town this week selling
safes Editor Hoffecker, of the Smyrna
Times, sent his kind regards to us hy Mr.
Brown. BY the way. the Times has just
rounded the 37ih milestone Of It's exis-
tence and is a credit TO its proprietor and
the town II represents.
Vincent. our jeweler, has something
to say in his advertisement this week
about bicycles. read it. His ideas are
hacked by plenty of practical experience
lie has been riding for years, and has
made many long runs awheel this season
in some of the hottest weather. and de-
clares il has been very beneficial TO his
health. lie strongly recommends the
judicious use of the wheel instead of SO
much medicine Try il.
AT the first meeting night in this
month The following new officers were
elected for Ocean Lodge. No. 81. l. o. O.
r: N. G.. r. u. Jones V. G.. X. F.
Ayars; Treasures. II. J. Clayville Rec
Sec. w. \ McAllen; Per. Sec. W. d.
Chaplain. W. ]. c. Mckee The above
Brothers will be installed in their respec-
tive offices on the evening OF July 9Th,
1892, by Degree Master. /. T. Matthews.
Mrs. Sarah Wilmington. of Crisfield,
AMI former resident of this town. spent
several days here this week While here
she was the guest of Mrs Thomas II Col
lins and her visit, which was the first
for forty years. was very pleasant one
Mrs. Wilmington is cousin Of Capt.
Samuel Benson. She noted innnmerable
changes which had taken place here du-
ring her absence of forty years and found
it very difficult To find The homes of
friends formerly visited
The school AT Bishopyile y at pres
eni without dictionary, gloh. map or
any other appliances required in mod
ern school aud the teacher and pupils
have decided to hold festival 10 raise
funds 10 secure these The festival will
be held in DIR. Holipway's lawn on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. June aslh
and 29th, and we have no doubt that the
enterprise will he literally patronized bv
the people generally. rs they are alway.
ready 10 support any move for the inn
proyement Of the school
All Iinllows' Episcopal Church Reg
ular services Holy Communion every
Sunday at 30 IA. m. except the first sun
+ day in the month. First Sunday in the
month. morning prayer at 10 a. m; Lita-
ny. sermon and Holy Communion at l03
a. Hl' services ana sermon IN general, M
1870 a. m. Evening service and sermon
at $ Sunday school AT a3O =. m Week
day services, "Wednesday evenings at :
o'clock Fridays, Liiany service at $50
p. m. Services in Stockton on the second
and fourth Sundays in the month All
are welcome TO these services Rob-ri
Scnti. Rector
"A few weeks ago. Prof John $. Hill.
teacher Of the Snow Hill Grammar
School. offered a cash prize of - 90 10
the pupil that should furnish the school
Museum with tho best collection OF ma
tive woods found in Worcester county
Md Two collection were offered in
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