Democratic messenger., 1892-08-20

SO 900 To loan in sums of $500 and
upward on first mortgage security. Ap.
ply 10 o. d. Collins, Attorney at Law
Snow Hill, Md.
II you want 10 buy goods cheap now is
your time to do 50. Children's null hats
for p cents and other goods proportion
atcly low at Mrs. V : Townsends.
-Messrs J. Samuel Price aud William
7. Scott were on Tuesday appointed adj
minisiraiors of the estate of Capt. James
+. Scott. Capt. Scott left personal
estate valued at about $1,000
One, night last week a fox got into
ihe\poJtry yard of Mr.. John c. Mock
who Nfdes about three miles from town,
and kked sixteen fine young turkeys
Mr. YOcNSonsiders his loss about $i6-
fThs Peninsula Editorial Association
win start from the Reading Depot, OH
aud Green, Philadelphia, at 10 a. m. on
Friday, Aug 26. They will go TO Boston,
the White Mountains and other Eastern
psints of interest.
President Fell and wife Of ST. Johns
College. Annapolis have been in our town
this week. St Johns has very much i'm
proved since Dr Fell has been at the
head of il and it now stands second TO no
school in the State.
Hicks, the weather prophet, says, we
are 10 have some very warm weather
next week. Maybe Hicks has been in
the employ of the seaside hotels this
summer. lie says the closing days of
August will be cool
The reputation of the "Maltby
House" Baltimore, for firstclass accom-
modaiions and low rates is fully sustain
ed under the present management. This
fact with its central location should rec
ommcnd il 10 all travellers
-Rev ID. B Fitzgerald preached two
fin, sermons last Sunday to large congre-
cations No services were held in either
the Episcopal or VI. +. Churches, conse-
quenily many members of both congrc-
cations went out To hear the eloquent
Presbyterian dIvibe
We are sorry 10 report the serious
illness from typhoid fever of Nr Samuel
:. Mills who resides in The Franklin
House His mother is with him giving
the tender care that only mothers can
give. We trust that Mr. Mills will soon
be on the road 10 recovery.
The Berlin Base Ball Club is hereby
challenged to play the Snow lIill Base
Ball Club a game of nine innings on the
Snow Hill grounds, on any day of their
choice during the week beginning Au-
gust 2ist Thos. Humphreys Spence,
Capt Snow Hill Base Ball Club.
The excursion To Ocean City last
Thursday was mammoth affair. The
weather was most favorable and the peo-
pie turned ont IN force AMI had good
time. returning home early in the even
ing in time to eat hearty supper About
30 tickets were sold from this Office.
Whiiesburg Farmers Alliance will
he addressed Saturday, Aug. 27th, at 730
p. m. by J Fred Woolley, President DR.
; X. Marshall, Lecturer, and Prof Thos
II. Spence, Asst. Lecturer. of the Wor-
cesicr County Farmers Alliance. All
The farmers are requested To be present.
Services tomorrow Sunday morn
ing in the Mackenzie Memorial Presbyter-
IAN Church Preaching by pastor All
are cordially invited DO not wait for
the bell as ii will probably not be rung,
owing to sickness in the vicinity. After
noon service at Stockton. d. B. Fitzger-
aid
DIR. c. Russell Smith. of stockton,
died very suddenly early yesterday morn
ing. He wasa boP thirty years of age
very popular aRdh skillful physician. His
unIimely death as cast gloom over the
community of %h&h he was member.
lie leaves Eife aAd two children who
haveour sympathy IN their sad aiiiiciiOn.
The body of white man was found
on the shore of the Wicomico river in
Danes Quarter district on Thursday last.
The body looked as though il had been
in the water tor some weeks The re-
mains were no, identified All the un
fortunate man had on was pair OF draw
ers aud pair of shoes. After holding
an inques, the body was buried near the
spO, where il was found.
Mrs. Elmira F. Bounds, wife of Mr.
William J Bounds, died Thursday morn
ing at her home in Salisbury. after lin
gering illness Of Typhoid fever. She was
a daughter Of William Bounds, who re-
sides near Friendship. and AT the time Of
ner death was nearly tweniysix years of
age. Mrs Bounds leaves husband and
one child. Her remains were inferred
Saturday morning at Friendship. Somer
set county.
Tie two hundrelih anniversary nf
Siepney Parish will be celebrated at ~.
Bariholomew's Church, Old Green IIill.
Wicomico county. on "Wednesday An.
gust ~, being 81 Bartholomew day a
numhergof clergymen of the old parish Of
stepney and other parishes are expected
10 he present, and the service both in
the morning and afternoon will be ap-
prnpriate TO The At one OF
aese services