Democratic messenger., 1892-12-10
The RI. Rev. Bisbop Adams. D. d

The Rt. Rev Bishop Adams. ID. ID
will oficiate in All Hallows' Church to
morrow Sunday the 1lih. lie will preach
aud celebrate The Holy Communion in
the morning nj 1890 a. IN. At Stockton
he will hold service at 3 y. IN. In the
evening vt Snow Hill, an historical ser
mon will be preached in commemoration
of the two hundredth anniversary of the
organization of the parish giving review
of the leading events and persons con
nected with the church during that time
Service in the evening at 1.30 p. M.
Mr. G. L. Onley, Of Girdletree. placed
an ordinary advertisement in the MEs-
sENGER two weeks ago offering 1000
terrapin for sale lie reports TO us that
in consequence Of this advertisement lac
has already sold a large number and that
he has received letters OF inquiry from all
sections Of the country. One coming
from Harrisburg. Pa. Mr.. Onley is thor
oughly convinced OF the superiority Of
the MESSENGER as an advertising med
ium, and in the future when he has
ANYTHING Ia sell he will advertise. Do
thou likewise.
The Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railroad Company will run n dollar ex
cursion" from all points Except Ocean
City, on its Line 10 Baltimore December
18th, on the morning express train.
Tickets good TO return same day or day
following at the special low rate of $i.OO
Tor the round trip from all points. The
city will be in holiday dress and all
should avail themselves of this oppor-
iunity to visit Baltimore. A good
orchestra will accompany the excursion
on the boat, up morning of the 18th and
down evening of the 10Th. See posters
A. J. Benjomin, General Passenger
Agent.
-Rev. John Sqhier former pastor of
the Presbyterian church of Snow Hill,
died at his residence near Port Deposit
last Sunday afternoon after gradual de
cline of more than year, in the roth
year of his age. Mr.. Squier was born in
Scotland and possessed in marked de-
gree of characteristics of his race, great
perseverance,. indomitable will and rug
ged character. lie came To this country
har fnr
time near Oxford. Pa. lie was graduated
at Lafayette College and entered the
Presbyterian ministry. Shortly after
ward he was called to the Port Deposit
Church which charge he held for some
time. About 1861 he accepted call to
Snow Hill. but returned 10 Cecil county
in 1868 aud was appointed Public School
Examiner for the county and also secre-
tary aud treasurer 10 the board of School
Commissioners, which offices he held at
the time Of his death
-Crinolincs are coming back. Worth,
the great Paris god of fashion has so de
creed aud the summer girl of '93 will he
reproduction Of the summer girl OF
1890 and 1860. just think. young man,
of your sweetheart enyeloped in dress
five yards wide and one of those oldfash-
ioned dropping hats. My. won't the
pretty girls of Worcester County look
like lot of balloons next summer down
To Ocean City and Public Landing. As
for dancing that will have To he done at
arms length. II is 10 lie no halfway
revolution. The innocent children, who
have done nothing to merit such blow
come in for their share of the aiiliction
There is baby Ruth, for instance. When
baby Ruth skips through the White
House next spring she will dislodge al
most ms much atmosphere ms her dis
tinguished father does. Her little skirts
will have widened out like the Demo
cratic constituency Will no one urge a
protest for the sake of the children: Cri-
Moline is Haunting itself in our very faces.
II will soon be literally upon us.