Democratic messenger., 1892-01-09

! payable on and after the 10Th inst. Nor
cestcr gets $e.el9.I0 for white sohool
: and $S29.l3 Tor colored schools
Rev. ID. u. Fitzgerald of the Mackenzie
Rev Charles A. Walker in series oi
revival services being held IN Berlin
Presbyterian Church Similar services
will be held in the Presbyterian Church
here in short Time, due notice nf which
will appear.
1T is said that the friends of the Bal
limore and Eastern Shore Railroad Com
pany will ask the present Legislature tc
pass an enabling act granting Baliimor,
city the right 10 vote upon a proposition
To indorse the bonds of the railroad com
pany To the extent of 100000. The rail
road is now in the hands of receiver.
Nothing helps town or section
more than good live real estate agent.
Berlin has one in Mr.. VIM. Warrington
who has his office IN the south end of
IIarmonson's Hotel in connet tion with the
Adams Express Office OF which he is in
charge Mr.. Warrington is calculated TO
do lots of good for his section and we
wish him success.
All Hnllow's Church First Sunday
after Epiphany. Early celebration of
Holy Communion at a. m, Morning
Prayer. Liiany and Sermon nj 1890 a. IN.
Sunda, School At 230 p. M. Evening
Prayer and Sermon at $50 p. N. Ser
vices and Sermon at Stockton at 3 p. IN.
Public cordially invited TO all these ser
wees. ROBERT ScoTT, Rector
The officers and members Of the
Lodge Of the Ancient Order Of United
workmen Of Stockton, Md. have ex
tended an invitation TO the Rev. James
r. Campbell, A. NJ. editor and proprietor
of old Esiio,rs Tisitor, of Snow Hill, 10
deliver an address in their behalf before
the public on the Memorial Day" of tha,
Order Monday the 18th inst. and he
has accepted il.
Very many Of our subscribers have
called in during the first week in January
and renewed their subscription for 1892.
These have nearly all spoken in very
commendable terms of our efforts and
wished us what they term well meriled
success. Thanks friends. we appreciate
your kindness and with your assistance
will keep the MESSENGER ahead of all
other papers in Worcester.
The Snow lIill VI. T. Sunday School
was reorganized on last Sunday. The
following officers were unanimously
elected To serve the school for the next
term of SIX months: Superintendent.
Mr.. B. I. Truitt; Secretary. Mr. q. Ma
rion Dryden; Librarian. Mr.. Merrill Stev-
ems: Treasurer. Mr.. b. T. Truiit The
Sunday School is in flourishing condi-
tion at pre- sent, and the attendance in
general is very good
-Charitably in clined persons can find
a good subject for charity in the person
Of the widow Lank and her little chill
dren who have been down with the grip
and without food or fire. The case was
a destitute one until a neighbor reported
il TO DIR. Paul Jones who supplied them
with medicine. The circle of Kings
daughters bought a stove and had it pui
up in the sick room. Mrs. VIM. ). VIII
son and other charitable ladies have sent
them clothing.
A small boat with three men on
hoard is in the waters OF Kent Island re-
failing whiskey and beer On one side of
the boat. painted in large letters is the
word. "Whiskey," and on the other is
Beer" Kent Island is local option
district. and this kind of traffic is
dearly in violation of the law and many
of our readers remember how few years
ago similar traffic near the mouth of
the PocOmoke river was broken mp, an
account of which appeared in these col
umns.
Washington dispatches of last Mon
day announced the appointment oi Mr..
Edward p. T. Hammond. Of Snow Hill.
as United States consul III Bada- Pesth, in
Hungary. The appointment is an excel
lent one and was secured from Secretary
Blaine hy ex. Congressman Mudd. Buda-
Pesih is lively city in every respect
having nearly 100000 inhnbiianis aud
heing next in size 10 Vienna The duties
are not oneruus and the office will pay
about 81 600 per annum. so that Mr. Ham
mond has Mr.. Mudd and Secretary Blaine
to thank for very comfortable appoint
ment. We congratulate Mr.. Hammond
on his good luck.
Charles III. Treat. at one time of
Georgetown, and crstwhile candidate for
Delaware made an assignment 10 his
creditors in Baltimore Wednesday This
is the third successful essay nj bank
ruptcy of the ex-polilician. His record
is an interesting one. His first collapse
was in 1886. when as G. H. Treat & Co.
he busted" for about 100000. Then the
6. II. Treat manufacturing Co, was es-
tablished at Georgetown, aud in 1899 col
lapsed when Mr. Treats assignment
showed debts for $3.50. 900 and ass els $i0.-
600. The firm in Baltimore was formed in
he spring Of last year for the purpose Of
manufacturing butter dishes. aud was
called the MARYLAND Veneer Nanuiaciur
ing Company with Charles II. Treat rs
manager The capital was about $50, 900
"A medical authority writes as fol
lows about the grip" which is so preva-
lent in this town and county at present