Democratic messenger., 1892-08-27

They have already shortened nearly an
hour this month
The number of houses for rent is
larger this year than for several at this
season of The year
There is much sickness in our town
and every possible precaution should be
taken 10 preven, lis spread
Our merchants and farmers visiting
Baltimore this spring will find the Malt
by House desirable stopping place.
To Loan.-The sum of $4,000 on frs
mortgage security in sums Of $1,000 or
more. George W PuTnell, Attorney-at-
Law.
The Misses Brimer entertained few
young Indies, aud gentlemen on Thurs
day evening last. All report good
time
SO 600 to loan in sums of $500 and
upward on first mortgage security. Ap.
ply 10 q. ID. Collins. Attorney at Law,
Snow Hill, Md.
While farmers i'm other sections have
complained about a small yield of wheat
our largest growers express themselves
as pleased with their yield
The timely rains during the past week
prolonged the growth of corn aud other
crops and will do much good to pasture
lands which were failing very fast.
-Reys. ID. B. Fitzgerald, of the Mcke-
mie Memorial church this town. and c.
A. Walker. Of Buckingham church, nj
Berlin, will exchange pulpts tomorrow
A colored child fell out the second
story window TO the ground upon Ebe-
nezer Hill this week and broke ITS collar
bone. DR.. Aydelo,te set the bone and
the child is getting better.
The watermelon crop in this county
is larger than usual and the prices have
kept up higher than heretofore. Those
who had large patches realized good pri-
ces and their crop was profitable one.
Smiths Guards received number OF
new guns on Saturdays steamer. \ part
Of those received before were second
hand guns, so the boys complained and
new guns were sent in place Of the old
ones.
Mrs w B Stephens, of Delmar, Del,
sister Of Mrs. John W Vincent, of this
town. died al Delmar on Wednesday
last. The recent fire at Delmar is sup
posed 10 have caused Mrs. stephens
DEATH
The life saving station men will re-
sume their duties again Thursday next
The first of September The force along
the Worcester coast is very efficient
one and We understand that few changes
will be made in it.
The members of the NJ. 7. Church al
Congo Branch will hold festival IN the
grove at that place on "Wednesday, Aug.
3ist. if weather is good Should rain pre-.
vent holding festival on Wednesday il
will be held The following day. Thursday,
Sept. lsi
Commander Joseph b. Seth has or
dered review and inspection of al the
vessels. officers aud men OF the State iish,
ery force at Bay Ridge, Angus, 30 The
New Board Of Public Works will then
have mn opportunity Of seeing the whole
force in a body
1t Is said that there were over five
thousand people at Ocean City on Thurs
day last We sincerely hope there nil
lie another excursion there this season
aud that there will be enough cars to nc
commodate the people SO as they will no
have to stand mp all the way there anc
back
The canning factory commenced op
erations last Friday and is now runnIn,
ON full time putting up tomatoes. Th'
proprieiors are prepared 10 receive al
the tomatoes our farmers raise The croI
j. little late and considerably shor, Of
account Of the drought. but we hope vii
yet prove a profitable ohe 10 our farmers
The recent disastrous fires on the pc
ninsula have aroused Fredericksburg citi
zens to the necessity Of procuring fire ap
aratus. Would il do any harm if on
wagon. hooks and ladders and bucket
were overhaulcd. We think not, an
would advise our town commissioner l.
hnve them looked mp and put in place
not already there.
The Rev Dr. J. l.. Killgore, Of th
Maryland Conference OF the Methods
Protestant Church, now residing al West
minister, Carroll county, Md. Who wa
stricken down while attending the con
ference at Pocomoke City last April
preached for the first time since his pros
iration on Sunday morning in the Cer
ienary Methodist Episcopal Churcl
: weztminls
Mrs. Eliza Ann Rees died Angus
l4ih in Newark, y. J., in the seth yen
Of her age She was the widow of III
late Rev. William Henry Rees, D. D
once rector Of All IIailows Parish. Sno,
Hill, Nd, about the year isi5 The r,
mains Of the deceased were inferred j
he tomb with her husband II 81 Iamc
churchyard Bristol, Penn, Ibis bein
her late husbands first parish in 1929.
United States Consul General Golf
schmidt at Nienna. who is an honorar
commissioner for the Worlds Fair, say
that everything works well in Vienna j
the interests of the fair, and that goo
exhibit from Austria aud also from lIul
gary will be seni. although The la'i,
country is not officially represented. Con
sui Hammond In Bnda pesih is ,loin