Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09

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i " lIcarn, of Salisbury, Md. has
purchased the timber from tract of land
three miles from Georgetown, that seems
to the unproicssional to be bargain.
The tract includes about million aud
quarter feet of pine and about u hundred
thousand feet of oah; for shis he paid
$liO0. cash.
--Zadok T. Wharton. Esq. of stockton,
spen, last Tuesday in Snow Hill. Mr.
Wharton is an enterprising man and
should make Snow Hill his home On
the contrary, however. he informs us that
he is about commencing the erection of
fine dwelling IN Stockton which he will
occupy after its completion.
The Baltimore 4 Eastern Shore Rail.
road Go will discontinue with to night
the steamer which has been running to
Baltimore every Saturday night for the
accommodation of passengers between
Claibourne aud Baltimore. The early
Monday morning boat from Baltimore
will also be discontinued on MONDAY
The sale of personal property by W.
&. Strickland nj Klci Grange last We'd
nesday WAS largely attended 10y our peo-
pie. The property was advertised in The
MESSENGER. and people reading il attend
ed from all parts of the county and things
brought good prices MOral-Adveriise
in the MESSENGER anything you want 10
sell.
Dir John ID. Dickerson, graduate OF
the Baltimore Medical College, and "a
Young man of talent. has located in Stock
ton to practice his profession. DIR. Dick
erson is promising physician, and. hav-
ing had years experience in the Mary
land General Hospital where he won ia
Stockton.
The pay of school teachers on the
Eastern Shore is rs follows; Cecil county
pays second grade teachers eighty dollars
term: Kent one hundred dollars: Tai
bot, eightv-five dollars: Queen Anne's
one hundred dollars; Caroline, sixty dol
lars: Dorchester. sevenryfiv dollars;
Somerset. seventy-iwo dollars, aud Wor-
cesier, seveniy-two dollars Per term.
A meeting of the members OF the Or
der of Nesia was held last Monday even
ing IN the knights of Honor Hall. The
National Lodge having passed nn order
Offering 10 pay members desiring To with
draw, a dividend of 20 per cent. 4 num-
ber Of the members here have concluded
TO accept and draw out. not being satisfied
with some OF the recent actions of the
Grand Lodge
Tuesday next should he u big day
in Snow Hill Five delegates from each
election district will be elected to meet
here in the interest of the proposed inlet
from SynepuXent bay to the ocean. and
many more will come with them Let
every body in III the county take day
or and lend their presence to this meet
ing. There should be great manifesto
ton of interest by all
The three year old son of John Wind
sor, of 81. Peters district. Somerset
county. WAS burned TO death The child's
mother went out doors for a few minutes
on returning she found the clothing of
the little fellow in blaze. Instead Of
her taking step Immediately Ia eNtin-
guish the flames she ran over 10 neigh
bor's for help. but while she was gone
the child was horribly burned and died
shortly after.
All IIallows' Episcopal Church.
Palm Sunday. Early celebration of Holy
Communion at 7.30 a. m. Morning Ser
vice AT 10 30 n. IN. Sunday School al $50
y. m Evening Service ai 730 y. m
Stockton Service at 3 y. m. Holy Week
daily services at $50 a. M. and 30 p.
M, except Good Friday when services
are AT 1899 a. m aud 80 y. IA. and on
Saturday for Holy Baptism Mt 3 p m All
are welcome Ia these services Robert
Scott Rector
Our friends who are interested in
cutting the proposed inlet from Synepux
ent bay To the ocean are now getting
in every district in the county to-day and
delegates will be elected Ia meet at Snow
Hill next Tuesday, April 18th. TO take fur
ther steps toward the accomplishment of
their project We are ready to help you
friends. in this matter and hope you will
not withhold from our columns anything
that will aid you IN making a success of
your very promising undertaking.
Hicks, the renowned weather proph
et, predicts as follows for this month
The 10Th To 18th, inclusive, is good per
od Of excitement Watch the storms
Heavy Hail, with much thunder \ trig-
id wave resulting in frost aud feeling is
apt TO appear at the close of this period.
Warmer. with secondary storms about II
and Is. Easter squalls-cold with snow
iurries The 23d to 26ih is also, mark
ed storm period, followed by cold wealth
er Warmer with storms 29th and 30th.
Look out for il, he did well for March.
Having ouigrown their present quar-
Iers Oehm's Acme Hall, Baltimore
Largest Clothiers, Hatters. and Furnish
crs, are compelled To annex tie large
wharehouse. g aud $ ; Charles Street,
to their already immense establishment,
which makes them the largest house
South of New York, where you will find
the largest aud choicest lines of Mems
aud Boys wear at prizes thai pay for
your trip to Baltimore. All the newest
Spring STYLES now ready and crowd them