Democratic messenger., 1892-09-10

more. neoTSc w. uiueii, AttoihSi ut
Law.
The Smith Guards expect to go Il
Baltimore to participate in the Veteran
Naval Display TO take place there th
l7ih inst.
$4,000 TO loan in sums of $500 an,
upward on first mortgage security. Ap
ply to o. ID. Collins, Attorney at Law
Snow Hill, Md.
-Rt. Rev. A. A. Curtis. Bishop of vii
mington, will ofiiciate in the Catholic
church. Sunday, September llth. Ser
vice at 1890 a. m. and 730 p. m.
MIR. James II. selby employed Tho
mas Herman To move the building ad
joining the Bank, this week. 10 the Ma
tional Hotel lot adjoining the storehoust
of James Z. Ennis on Bank street.
-Wanied.-A situation in a printing
office as compositor understands cylin
der or hand press work. Will work on
small salary. Can give good reference
Apply at this office for particulars.
The Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railroad Company will run special trains
and sell special low rate round trip tick.
cts, including admission 10 the Easton
Fair.September 18Th, l4th, 18th, and 10Th
1892.
This week Thomas Herman success,
fully moved the building recently pur,
chased by James II. Selby. adjoining the
Bank, TO the National Hotel lot adioin.
ing the siore-house of James A. Ennis
Tom made good job of it.
The reputation Of the "Maltby
House." Baltimore, for first-class accom-.
modaiions and low rates is fully sustain
ed under the present management. This
fact with its central location should rec
ommend il TO all travellers
-Messrs. George w Purneil, X. J
Henry and +. Stanley Toadvin advertise
at Trustees sale in the MESSENGER a
large number of valuable lots at Ocean
City. which will he sold on the 18th inst
next Saturday. This is your opportunity
-Messrs. Walter and John Hurlock
have purchased the stock OF hardware in
the Wilson Building of Messrs. VIM. NJ
Richords0n & Bro. and will conduct the
business hereafter. Both gentlemen are
active and energetic young men and We
wish them success.
The Annual County Convention OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was held in Pocomoke City last
Tuesday. II was well attended and the
exercises were of an interesting charac-
ter. Reports from the different branches
in the county were encouraging.
-Begining September i2th. 1892 change
in schedule of B. & +. $. II. II. will take
effect. Withdrawing trains Nos. 1, 2. IL
Is, 90 and 81. Train No. 10 will run from
Easton TO Claiborne about 80 minutes
earlier than at present. See supplement
tary time table as posted at stations.
An exhibition game of ball between
the Berlin first nine and picked nine
ut Berlin supported by Steven Bowden
and Elmo Johnson of this town as bat.
terry, was played at Berlin on Monday
and resulted in favor Of the regulars by a
score Of 10 TO Is. Bowdens pitching was
very effective.
Tuesday 18th will be "Childrens Day
at the Easton Fair they being admitted
TO the fair grounds Free The Railroad
company viii sell children's tickets that
day at 2.5c. each for the round trip, from
all points sufficient to cover cost of trans
portation. A. J. Benjamin. Supt. and
General Passenger Agt.
Repairs are being made TO the cause
way over the river this week, which have
long been needed. Our county fathers
are doing the right thing in putting such
things in good order and keeping them
so. 1t is great deal better to keep up
repairs. than TO let everything run down
until it costs big pile to replace.
Work on Mr.. George T. Bratten's
residence is progressing nicely and the
building is showing up well. Mr.. Brat
ten will have a nice home. The new
porches around the residence of George
:. Richardson, Esq, when finished, will
greatly add to the comfort and appear.
ande of his already comfortable home.
The Neuse River Lumber Co, have
purchased an elegant set of boilers foI
tLeir mills in North Carolina which are
here awaiting shipment. The mill was
destroyed by fire sometime since. but is
now being rebuilt and will be supplied
with new and greatly improved wood
working machinery.
-Messrs. Tank Mears and Frank Gray
were capsized in Pocomoke Sound, las
Saturday morning, and came near losing
their lives. Their boat when near the
mouth Of Chesconnessix was struck by 8
whirlwind and turned over without warn
Ing. They were picked up late in thu
afternoon near the mouth of OnancocI
creek 10y Capt Matthews of steamer Tan
gier.
Don't forget the sale Of The late Jas
SCOTS personal property at Green Run
on Tuesday Messrs. Price aud Scott
the Administrators, have made all th'
necessary arrangements to convey peo
pie over TO the beach at the small sum oI
81 cents for the round trip. II will be an
excellent opportunity 10 get bargains il
horses and cattle as well as other desira-
BILE property. Arrange Ia go over.
-Foller. the tailor. has opened ant
placed on exhibition this season the larg