Democratic messenger., 1892-04-23

adelphia hrm, which, IL IS SAID, VIII
eclipse all Others in our town in point oI
beauty. There new office is nearly com
pieted and with new safe these gentle
men with their knowledge of the law
Will he able to project our people AS vel
as their money.
-Workmen are busily engaged erect
ing the building for the ice manufacturin :
plant at Gcorgeiown II will be on the
railroad north of the station and conven-
ienIly located for shipping in any direc-
had this same plant located here. Our
people however remain quiet and let our
ncighbor get ahead of Us.
Economy is great revenue, people
who require really good serviceable long
wearing clothing for men and boys should
visit Ochms old stand now the Citizen 5
Cloth ng and Tailoring Co. Pratt and
Hanover streets where everything can he
bought cheaper and better than else
where. notwithstanding other peoples
big advertising statements
One of the editors Of the MESSENGER
will be in Berlin on SATURDAY. next, April
Both Our friends AMI delinquent sub
scribcrs will please meet us there and
settle their arrearses We Cannot afford
To visit The different towns in The county
for the convenience Of our subscribers
unless they meet us and pay up. We
would not urge this natter bur We need
the money.
An Indiana lawyer hy the name OF
Ewing was in town the early part of this
week looking up the title to certain pro-
pcriv in this county said 10 have been de
visrd To a lady named Green about seven
~ five years ago. lie could find no re-
cords of the same here. and left Tues lay
for Princess Anne 10 search The land rec
orls Of Somerset County for the same
party.
Don't fail To rrnh the advertisemen
Of The only exclusive Shoe Store in W0r-
cester in this issue Messrs Perry Il Co.
are the proprietors and thcy carry over
a 5000 stock of shoes, have had ten
years experience and are better prepare
TO satisfy the ladies in this line nf goods
than an, other store in the county. They
are located at Pocomoke City but will
send goods To any part of the county.
All IIallows Episcopal Church Ac-
tare of Easter Easter Music repeated.
Early Celebration Of Holy Communion
al 30, a. IN. Morning Service and Ser
mon n, 1890 n. m. Sunday School nj
230 p m. Evening Service and Sermon
at y. p m. Stockton service aud sermon
al 3p M Week Day Services Wcdnes.
day \ p m. Friday 430 p. IN. All are
welcome To these Services. Rlht. Scott
Rector.
By special request of number oi
farmers in this vicinity aud in order Ia
county. Mr. C. : capper has reduced
the service fee of his horse "Retnrmer
from $9j 90 To $500. Reformer is one
of The best horses ever brought 10 tins
county lie will he in Snow Hill every
Saturday during the season and every
farmer should see him before breeding
tO others.
The reputation of the MESSENGER
job Office for fine printing is becoming
more generally known all the time No,
only have we received orders from Nir-
ginia, North Carolina and other States
for fine commercial stationery hut this
week we received nm order for wedding
invitations from "a party in North Caro-
lima unknown 10 US. Our fine Script
for such work can not he surpassed in
The city while our prices are below city
prices.
AT meeting of Ocean Lodge l. q.
o. +. Tuesday evening week last. DIR. John
;. Aydelolte was elected delegate To
the National Lodge which met in Balti-
more this week. DR.. Aydelottc left on
the train Monday morning on his miss
ion aud was joined at Newark by dele
gate Ara f. Bowen of Seaside Lodge. aud
ai Berlin by delegate Severn Murray ol
Atlantic Lodge These gentlemen have
returned home and will report the pro-
ceedings To their respective lodges ut
their next meetings Ocean Lodg. Of
this town is in thrifty condition and
~ good order aud all good men should
join IT,
Death visited our town again on
Thursday last and took away another OF
our officials Tie news of the death oi
Mr. Daniel T. Russell was sad surp rise
To us ONLY few DAYS before we had
been IN his shop and had "A pleasant chat
with him. The cause of his doath was
paralysis of the heart with which he was
stricken Tuesday hnorning and died on
Thursday afternoon lie had held the
office of Jus,iceiot the Peace for several
wears aud hi. Judgement in cases winch
came before him was usually accepted by
the litigants or sustained by the higher
court. lie was in the seventy second
year of his age and leaves wife and
three grown children 10 mourn their loss
all of whom have onr sympathy In their
sad bereavcavement. Ills remains will
he inferred in the NJ. Z. Church Cemetery
to-day AT , clock.
We understand that through tho
combined efforts of the member o.
Congress and Senators from Della
ware and the Members Of Congress
from this State, an amendment pro
viding for an appropriation of $50, ,O0l