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Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05
The Presbyterian Church and
Temnerance.

1892. The Assembly stands firmly by
previous deliveraDces, especially that of
lss3. GratIfication is expressed that a
majority Of the churches, in considera-
tion Of the iniirmity of the weak. use the
unfermenied fruit OF the vine in the
Lords Supper.
While il is not the providence Of the
Church To dictate 10 any man how he
shall vote. mo political party has the
right 10 expect the support of Christian
men so long as that party stands com
mitted 10 the license policy. or refuses to
put itself on record against the saloon"
The Assembly emphasizes the great val
ne 10 the cause of temperance of the de-
cision of the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States, that there is no inherent
right in citizen 10 sell Intoxicating IL
quors by retail; 1t is not privilege of the
State or of a citizen of the United States"
The work of the Presbyterian Woman's
Temperance Association is endorsed, and
general organization of Presbyterian wo-
men recommended. II is urged that from
the pulpit emphasis he given 10 the utter
crances of the Church on Temperance
Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05
Wc,Islit,. IsclIS.

CmINcoTEAGUE. VA, Nov. 2d.-A very
pretty wedding was solemniZcd here last
Thursday evening, the contracting par
ties were Miss Minnie Powell, daughter
of Mr. Edward Powell of This place and
Mr Thomas Dryden OF Girdleiree, Md.
The bride was handsomely attired in n
tan colored henrietta with gloves To
match, Misses Edna Powell. and Sadie
ConkIin were the brides maidcs The
ma rriagc ceremony was performed by the
Rev. MIR Sanford. nj the home ot the
brides parents and was Witnessed by a
large gathering of friends. The ceremo-
NY over the happy couple held recep-
iion and received the hearty congratula-
ton oil their many admirers. The bride
received many pretty and useful prese nts.
We wish them happy life.
Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05
Letter List,

Below will he found list of letters re-
manning uncalled for in the Snow Hill.
Md, r. o. during the month ot October
Males. C NJ Beiion. Jr.. "The Aegis.
Il. I. Krnit. VIM. Bassey. liner Deal. T..
II. Fogariy, Leigher Gephson, lmma
Hanson, II. r. Hill, Chas Hayward, .Ie-
rome johnson. Jas. johnson. NJ Jones
w. NJ. Compsey. John Manuel. Edward
Long. Civic Purnell. l.. Williams. a r.
Ward. ID. West. Henry Whaley. .Iosephus
Rggin. Levin Richardson. Will Sinrgis,
Geo. Slemons. Caleb spence. G. G. Smith
G. Lenlcr. George Upshur, J. 7 Town
send, !. T. Purnell
Females Mary Mills, Jos Brat
ten. Mary +. Bishop. Mary Beaden, Sadie
Bevans, Bess Deal l2l. Lea Dennis. Annie
Dennis. Mary l.. Devereaux. Hattie
Dayne. Mary Hayward. Caria Hardy
Jennie Jones. r. b. Morgan. Mary Lyn.
sey. Mary f. Marion, Lizzie PurneIl Liz
zie Phillips. Annie Purnell, Sallie NJ
Parker. NJ. l. Wilson. Charlotte Waters,
Grace Wharton. Annie KiIlam. l.. NJ
spence. Mary Rowley. Annie Thomas
Grace Trader. Julia Pendleion.
Persons calling for the above named
letters will please state they are adver-
fused. J +. WrMBRoCeH, r. NJ.
Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Report of the Grand Jury's Jail
and Aims House Committees.

The report Of the Grand Jury to the
Court shows that they examined - wit
nesses and found % indictments. They
were discharged on Friday and the Petit
Jury with the exception of those empan-
elled ON the Bridge Case" were dis
charged on Tuesday morning. The re-
port of the committees which visited the
county Aims House and Jail are as fol-
lows:
THE JAIL.
IL the Hon The Judges IF The Circuit Court
If Worcester County.
We the undersigned committee ap-
pointed by the Foreman of the Grand
Jury of the State of Maryland. for the
body of Worcester county, now in session.
according TO instruction proceeded 10
visit the Jail, which consists of four upper
rooms, each of which we found in very
poor condition, really unsafe 10 maintain
and secure the proper ends of justice
The walls are cracked both inside and
outside, admitting cold and frost To such
a degree AS To render il exceedingly un-
comfortable.
We found the house fairly clean under
the circumstances. but arrangements To
keep the prisoners comfortable totally
unprovided for. There is no bedding of
sufficient Importance 10 be classed as he'd
ding We therefore suggest that sufficient
bedding be Immediately supplied of sufi-
cient quantity and quality.
The sanitary arrangements ale motor
iously deficient, aud cannot with this old
house be rendered satisfactory. and should
not be longer tolerated. Your committee
insists there should be more suitable
and commodious iaIl erected-a house i'm
which prisoners could be safely Kept
without usrlessly torturing them and JUS
tice be secured which cannot he done in
this old house. We also suggest that the
present jail is not only an Inconvenience
in the neighborhood but a plague spot in
the community. We thefore insist that a
new Jail be substituted Immediately for
the old one in more suitable locality.
VIM coARD BROMLEY,
a. w. CRAMER,
JOSEPH j. DEyEREAuX.
GEORGE F. BEvANs,
JAMES ). SCARBoRouGm
Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05
r. S. M. & Co.
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Our fall and winter dress goods very
tive The line embraces plain fancy suitngs Cashmeres
Whip cords Henricttas Storm Serges. Homespuns Drap
ID Almas, Illumnas, Nelveteens, Silk Neves and many
others
Style quality and good value all there. and at
prices whch-wel will leave it the good judgment of
determine whether they reason
able
In addition stock of dress goods in the regu-
lar line, have secured a very low price lot
take the place the bargain of the goods which
recently sold such low prices Those of lady
friends who disappointed getting of the others
should call early, the supply being limited
RICHARDSON, SMITH, MOORE & co.
Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05

The case of McIane vs.. Bowden, in
which McLabe was charged with as
saulting Mrs. Bowden of ST. Martins
district, occupied the attention of the
Court on Friday. At the conclusion OF
the argument court adjourned, instruct
ing the jury on the case to return n
sealed verdict. The jury was out all
night and in the morning informed the
court that they were unabled to agree.
Standing six for acqui,al and six for con
viction. Thereupon the jury WAS dis
charged.
The next case taken up was that of
Hastings VS. the County Commissioners
This suit has been fully described in the
MESSENGER. being for damages against
the county by the plaintiff, who claimed
that on the 4ih of last July while driving
over the county bridge spanning the
Pocomoke river near Whaleyville his
horse became frightened at holes in The
bridges and backed off throwing the
inmates Of the buggy into the stream
below and injnring them and the horse
and buggy. The county was represented
by Messrs. Upshur IL Jones and George
w. Purnell and the plaintiff by Messrs.
Martin Il Taylor and Clayton J. Purnell.
Inc case occupied the court all DAY Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday and was
conducted by Clayton J. Purnell for the
plaintiff and George w Purnell for the
defendant. Every question of law and
fact connected with the case was argued
at length by these gentlemen, and several
times the rulings of the court before were
changed after argument; in fact it was
one of the hardest contested legal battles
of this term. The examination of wit
nesses was concluded at noon Wednes-
day. and both the counsel for plaintiff and
defendant agreeing not TO argue the case
!; went TO the jury. which returned YER
diet for the plaintiff ff-IIastings-allowing
him $350.00 damages and costs.
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
court was occupied with routin ehusiness
after which il adjourned Till next term.
Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05
Official Paper of Worcester Co.

Authorized by the County Com
missi0ners to do all the County
Printing for 1S92-93. Has the
largest bona fide circulation of
any newspaper published i'm Wor-
cester County and can prove it.
Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05

Make your
crosss mark
Y in here for
entire ticket.
Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05
THE AIMS HOUSE.

To the Hon. Judges IF the Circnd Court far
Worcester County. State cf MdryLtnd.:
We the undersigned committee ap-
pointed by the foreman OF the Grand
jury of Worcester county now in session
October 27ih, 1892, TO inspect the aims
house of said county in the discharge
of our duty made thorough investiga.
tion.
We think the keeper of the aims house
has, so far as we could discover, dis.
charged his duties fairly well. The farm
appears 10 be in good condition with fine
crops.
Then. visiting the house we found the
rooms occupied by the white inmates TO
be clean, but the house is generally very
much out of repair. The window lights
broken out and the sash too rotten 10
hold the glass. the plastering off in many
places roof leaky and door steps rotten
and gone. On visiting the cook rooms OF
both white and colored they presented a
very uncouih and unsatisfactory appear
ance. The walls are smoked black and
indeed look filthy This being the only
place for preparing food for the inmates,
both white and culorcd. We, your com.
mittee regard this state of affairs as dis
graceful 10 civilization. The colored
inmates of both sexes are huddled
together at night to sleep as common
herd. We, your committee, not only sug-
gest but absolutely require that this state
of things in our aims house be immed-
iaiely corrected, We think there ought
TO be two cook stoves secured al once and
n coal stove 10 in some of the rooms so
that they could be made more comfort.
able. We found % inmates, Is white and
0 colored
We also recommend that matron be
appointed 10 assist in the care of the
inmates.
MONTGOMERY STAGG,
.IoHS +. WoRKMAN,
SIDNEY w. ADKINS,
WM =. ScHooLFIELD,
WM. T. llEARN,
r. ;. SMITH.
Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05

listers Animal Bone Fertilizers.
Standard aud Harvest Queen, also Cele-
brated Ground Bone. can be obtained
from Capt. :. H. Wilson. Snow Hill. Md.
See that every bag is marked Listers.
Wall paper, Wall paper, Buy your
wall paper nj DIR. Halls Drugstore. You
can save money by So doing. Large
stock on hand DIR. {. +. w. Hall.
Rally Democrats mex, Tuesday, at the
polls.
, 1892-02-13
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, 1892-02-13

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Hscessafss af 4.e t easa should hap-
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john y su.lga9 has s. long eesn . sac-
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the more elsyafips epssAa4 os : Sing eaasf
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tAaApose the ald adase Aaa a4a hame Is
.hh tael thereby causing q es leH1es ana Eae
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Ras emAFt scholar peompslg raised his
nt bend aaa n fespaaaa u lie a.3d from
sae teacher ~ ths sfea aaesG.aa. an-
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wrong sgaia. % ggoss That's b 1asAd
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Two oineom attached q lis survey
schooner MeAmnur mese standing on Eae
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, 1892-02-13

See what you get for $500 per Year in addition
copy 81 The Monthly American Farmer published X
Cleveland Ohio which has National Crculauon III
copy Of the Monthly Metropolitan and Rural Home 81
Rochester New York which has a Large Circulation
among the Farmers Of America; or,
copy Of Barton Handbook and Legislative Manual 81 te
State of Washington First Eduoal. 1t il a book
containing Many Interesting Facts 81 the New State
AZ lis birth and Tile Old Territory
In ordering the Weekly Tribune state which Of the three
publications you desire.
All the Associated Press kilograms and the
latest local and miscellaneous news
OF the day are to be found in
THE TRIBUNE
, 1892-02-13

th3 washington Rose stands n saa head
of Eli newspapers 0n tbe country far r.
liable news ffom tRe 1@glanat capital fs
ss8ftad aat Az democratic newspaper 8ar
tas ihe administration og prosu8sae Hayes
aAa = now 4 great Independents journal
managed by an sseabiaes official a Ar
thurs administration frank ussg8a ts
founders we're sil.soo H1sebJns aad COL
John "A. Cocxeri' sw0 well known wild
western journalists
, 1892-02-13
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rs j Htd ihat Jan l8Es Iastita Joseph II.
lsrAdley haa she tnet prgMa Jhf4fY lH
washington. ila beHn buying Hook en-
Ieafs asa wnen N school aad Hsd kept e
~ ever w0ge. Even Gee aal ra0m sn8 tHa
dining f1om 9G h.e mansion 8a street aFa
paesed with Che bthiiopbistie weafsh II
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fhe railway conductor whasa hafsse
conduct q y railway accident same geaf#
a39 lea whittier tN Write 4 haem aa thn
saHiaef was . brother Nf the late Justice
HHadieY
, 1892-02-13
IEIF
Agricultural College

The Agricultural College and sehsal ~
science wlll b6 opened aH Wednesday Jan.
W, i9M at fWlimsn. "A thorough course ia
preparation for the college Will aa given in
the following branches Eusltsh aram.
waf Arithmetic Algebra Physiology Df.
.aWsFaphY. fenmaasl8tp. taifeA States
Htst@rYi Nl9eWfian. Physical Geography
and Hu9s senNtHE students wiiF ha ea
e#iYee Anh classified ln tae college alasse4
aMa instruction #6veH sa shem
EWsian ta iFee VA all the departments &m
tha Gallewe
AnY person it years af aNe and who
understands Arithmetic tbHHah fractions
wha Gan fead and wWfe Wlta la6iifsy. speli
Wefl and who reasonably Wej6 grounded
ia t6e geography 1f The nfteA States, can
enter the school
Board end roem iu private families at
reasonable rates c8u be hal Those desir
iue t1 attrud enc school should make ar.
tlicaaon Az once For full particulars All
draas
PRESIDENT LllLEY
Pullman, Maah.
, 1892-02-13

Ihe tWrove Is eiad so note 6e 0lvm-
plan seconds Iss demand Ter Tbs rsaa6l
aan qf democratic convention bs held
here Ne aaye repeatedly arae8 sbat
Olympia aas every facility Far raaeb.ar
aaa place aRd entertaining sae delegates
shAt ls enjoyed ay seattle fae8ma. m pa.
k4Uu
, 1892-02-13
Mail Lettings.
Notice to Contractors.
rrru prrssrmayr

Proposals mgll An received at thn Com
sfacl office af thiB Department mnml An.
malls II tha United states upan tbe routes
and goeaF3ina tg the schedule nf arrival
and departure specified BIZ the Depart.
meet. iH Sire state uf Washington. Ffual
July lat isa9. "a june utb. 1904 lists Of
routes. With schedule af arrivals and de-
pafturess Instructions % bidders with forms
for contracts aaa bonds. and an other nee.
application to The Second Assistant Post.
master General
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Postmaster General.
, 1892-02-13
FREE TO THE AFFLICTED,

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, 1892-02-13

It's nearly all Reading Matter referring to this
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head of Puget Sound.
, 1892-02-13

This Is the query per-
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boys lips Aud he ia
III F0r3 ng worse than the big-
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ed boys I.ifs n aE interrogation
point WhaE ID Ii f9rt W. con-
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grave. 50 with this little iHtrodnc-
tory sermon we tuFn and ask what
Is AUGUsT FL0wEa FOX r. As easily
answered As asked Il is for Dys
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the Stomach and Liver Nothing
more than this bat this brimfal
We believe August Flower cures
Dyspepsia. We know liz will We
have reasons f3F knowing IN Iwenty
years agoiE started ln small coHntry
town To-day In haa III h0ncFed
place iu every city and cgunEry store,
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, 1892-02-13

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, 1892-02-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

Ex-COn:ractor Drnney Tells Why He Thr ew
Up the Contract.


After The STAR's report Of the garbage in
vestigation closed yesterday afternoon Com
missioner Ross testified that the teams used in
the collection Of garbage were hired at $3.50
per day. The health officer reported that no
better terms could be made, so contract was
subscribed to on that basis. After some thirty
days Of service the price was reduced to IS.
The Commissioner said he was sure the work
of collection COULD not be done for s24, 600
annually unless some profit could be made out
of the waste material Perhaps it could be
Gone if people would put their garbage where
il could be more speedily collected than now.
Before the next contract was made the Com
missioners proposed to require some such
action from the public.
Ex-Contractor Drsney testified that he threw
mp his contract because he was not paid for the
work he did and because more was required Of
him than was right or reasonable. He COM
planned that the health Office under Dr. Ham
mett. did its utmost to demoralize the work of
collection. He said that Dr. Hammett was en-
deavorinS to BALD up big record and to slur
DIR. Townshend.
DIR. Hammett objected to this statement and
Senator Harris. after requesting the doctor to
refrain from interrupting testimony, told Mr..
Draney to confine himself to facts.
Mr. Draney said that the ten additional in
spectors upset the collection business They
ordered drivers hlther and thither and broke
up the routes. Had there been no inspectors
the service would have been much better.
Dead animals, said the witness, were profitable,
but there was no money to be made out OF gar
bage as fertilizer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07
CONDENSED LOCALS.

JUSTICE Arson s. TAYLOR has just completed
his nineteenth year of service as a justice of
the peace for the District. He was originally
appointed by Gov H. ID. Cooke.
The Williams College Alumni Association of
the District will hold its annual reunion and
dinner at the Hotel Normandie tomorrow even
ing at o'clock
FRAME TAYLOR, a small boy residing at COZ B
street northeast was accidentally run over by
q wagon near his nome yesterday afternoon
Both wheels passed over his legs, but no bones
were broken.
YESTERDAY afternoon Henry johnson. q col
ored boy Of sixteen years living sat 63l street
northeast had both of his legs injured He
was driving cart AID fell off at 9Th and T.
streets. sprailing his right leg. and the wheel
passing over the other it was badly injured.
LAST evening dead infant was found on It'll
street and Rock Creek road and one found
this morning at 18th and ID streets southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07

soiree and box party, under the auspices
Of the Orient Boat and Pleasure Club, was held
at McCauley's Hall last evening. The boxes
sold very rapidly and brought excellent prices
the president, H. W. Balderston. acting as auc-
tioneer. After the sale dancing commenced,
which kept up until . late hour. Among those
present were Miss Nails, Miss Garges Miss
sampson. Miss Taylor. the Misses Buckingham
|ldiss Knott Miss Clark. the Misses Egloff, the
Misses Ball, Miss Quinn, Miss Allison, Miss
|Messrs. Jos. Harvey, Gloyd, sullivan. Fister.
Gus Balderston, Walter Balderston. Stratton,
|Griden, H W. Balderston, Quinn, Jones, Tay-
|lor. Leeds. Gunnell, Graham, Gorsuch. Russell
Jones, Hines, G. y. Taylor and many others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-07
A BIC PRor1r.
$500 REALIZED ON AN INVESTMENT OF o2.

Mr.. W. F. Eltzroth. esteemed school teacher in
the town of Morrow. Ohio. states his clearly
that no comment is further than to say to
those run down and out of health,
GO AND DO LIKEWISE.
II feel that must add my to the list Of those
who feel grateful for benefit derived from using Hoods
Sarsapariia. 1t has been worth 100 bottle to in
the following manner, viz: 1 have been teaching
school for years Last fall became out, had
no appetite. COULDN'T SLEEP AT NIGHT, and be-
came SO debtated that 1t impossible to perform
my duty as teacher. /
WROTE MY RESIGNATION
To take effect In two weeks. but persuaded try
betterthat continued my school and am still teach
ing. have used two bottles and feel LIKE A NEW
MAN ami have over S2OO clear from ~ spent for
Hoods Sarsaparilla." W. +. ELTZROTH,
Morrow. Ohio.
FROM THE SISTERS OF MERCY.
Eve find Hoods Sarsaparilla to be Q good useful
and valuable medicine. one We can recommend from
experience" SISTERS OF MERCY,
West 4th ST., Cincinnati. Ohio.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Is the best blood purifier the best strength builder
the best nerve helper. Give it q trial.
HOODS PILLS the best family cathartic and
liver medicine Harmless. reliable. sure.