Democratic messenger., 1892-05-21
Mrs. King V. White. of powellsville

"i'ea hHHtiiuE htuCsSs Iiti ittiHiur
were inferred in the family hurying
ground on Tuesday Mrs White was
about rs years OF age She was the
daughter of Samuel H. T. Tilghman. Reg.
lister of voters for Coulbourn's district.
this county.
Prof J. Edward White. who has
been principal of The Stockton Academy
has resigned the position and his brother
Mr.. G. V. White has received the ap.
pointment as his successor. Prof White
who has been studying law for some time
expects to commence the practice of his
chosen profession as soon as he is admit
ted TO the bar.
H. S. Marshall. surveyor for the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. and J. c.
Smith, Supervisor have been down this
week surveying. and running line from
Hill cross To the main track, over which
route IL is thought a new track will be
laid, and il is rumored that the Depot
will be on the Corner of Washington 81.
and Railroad Ave.
An extra train will leave Berlin for
Ocean City on Tue day morning immed-
lately upon the arrival of train on ID, NJ.
& " Railroad. TO take passengers TO the
sale of personal property of the Atlantic
Hotel. On the d.. NJ. & V. Road the fare
To Ocean City and return is as follows
from Franklin, $i.32; Hershey, $i.2O
Girdleiree. SLIP; Snow Hill. 9ic; Wes-
ley, Sic; Queponco. 73c.
We have just received a consignment
of Best Manufactured Ice and are now
prepared 10 furnish same in large or
small quantities. Our wagon will not
start out until Monday. May 30,h. but in
the mean time orders by mail or telegraph
left at our Office or placed with our dellv-
cry agent, Mr.. Thomas Herman, will re-
ceive prompt attention. We want your
trade. Yours very truly, SMITH. MOORE
& Co.
| This week We commence the publi-
cation of the laws selected by Governor
| Brown and his conferees TO be published
for the benefit of the people of the coun-
ties We do not issue them as usual in
supplement form, but will print few of
them each week until completed so that
our readers will give them careful peru
sal and study. If you should preserve
these papers for future reference they
will he found both interesting and in
structive.
The American Fraternal Circle one
of the short term beneficiary societies
which have been causing so much worry
to the poor people oi Baltimore city and
the state owing 10 its unsound condition
will have receiver appointed for il.
The managers have practically confessed
that the scheme Is a failure and Judges
Dennis and Phelps have ordered that re-
ceivers be appoihted and the affairs OF
the concern wound up. Quite a number
OF persons IN this county will be loosers
AT meeting Of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Talbot County Fair Associa-
tion, held in Easton last week, Hon.
John Walter Smith, A. ID. Irwin. Zadok
II. " harton, Thomas Y. Franklin, c. l..
Viicent and DIR. James c. Dirickson,
were appointed members of the Ad-
visory Board of said Association
They were all invited to dine with the
Board of Directors of the Association at
Easton last Thursday. Messrs. Irwin,
Wharton and Franklin accepted the invi-
tation and report a pleasant time.
-Rev. Robert w. Todd, former pas
tor Of. the VI. +. Church of this town,
now editor of the bright and instructive
Wilmington Conference Herald. published
at Dover, paid our Office visit on Mon
day. He was accompanied on his visit 10
Snow Hill by Mrs. Todd. Mr. Todd is quo
ted as having said. shortly after the com
pleiion Of his pastorate here. that "if he
were going to Heaven and had few nm
utes to spare he would spend them in
Snow HILL" Quite compliment to our
town and its good people.
The Musical Courier prints the por-
trait of Elizabeth Boyer, siuger, and re-
fers To her editOrially thus Among the
many charming singers California has sent
from her golden shores none rank higher
than Elizabeth Boyer. con'ralto Miss
Boyer possesses a voice which has u wide
range. II is Of a beautiful and symra-
ihetic quality, ana in intonaiion is perfect
She is thorough musician in every sense
of the word Miss Boyer is native of
tins county, former resident of Snow
Hill, and her many friends here will be
glad to learn of her phenominal success
AS a singer -Eps
All IIallows' Episcopal Church. Reg
ular services-lIoly Communion every
Sunday at 7.30 a. m, except the first Sun
day in the month. First Sunday in the
month, morning prayer at 10 a. m; Liia-
ny. sermon and Holy Communion at l0i
a. M; services and sermon. in general
at 1890 a. IN. Evening service and ser
mon at s. Sunday school at 230 y. IN.
Weekday services, Wednesday evenings
at s O'Clock Fridays. Litany service at
30 p. m. Services in Stockton ON the
second and fourth Sundays in the month
All are welcome TO these services. Rob
ert Scott, Rector.
A delicious and economical desert is
cold rice pudding with almonds. IL can
be prepared as follows: Put half a cup
of rice on the fire 10 cook have il little
more than covered with cold water and
let It boil until hall done: drain through
cOlander; return rice TO the fire, adding
quart of milk, IA tablespoonful of salt and