Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-03-12

u y VI tue tfl@itE GIVING away "A At4t
gram was sent 10 Georgetown for an
other engine, which left that place al
most Immediately and consequently the
train was only DELAYED short while.
The American girl is not slow To
grasp chance Some ume ago The La
dies Home journal organized a free edu-
cation system for girls. and the magazine
is now educating some forty odd girls at
Nassar and Wellesley Colleges, and al
the Boston Conservatory of Music. all
the expenses of the girls being paid by
the JgaFHdl
e. d. Martin Esq Of the law firm
and insurance Agency of Martin II Tay-
Tor. Berlin. was in town Wednesday at
tending court. Messrs Martin * Taylor
represent some of the best insurance
companies in existence, and give prompt
attention 10 the writing Of policies, max
ing surveys, etc. They solicit correspond
ence from every section of the county.
Rev. Robert Scott has placed petit
lion in the Pos,oflice. which. when filled
up. will be forwarded To congress in the
interest of the Southern Ute Indians A
bill has been introduced in the [. ) Sen
ate which will deprive this peaceful tribe
of their fertile reservation in Colorado
and send them 10 "a sterile mountain re-
giou. II is To prevent their removal that
the petition is being circulated.
I'm addition to the church services
and cottage prayer meetings. there has
been established hv the members of Con
ner's church. on Girdlctree circnit. Rev.
T. IT. Derrickson. Pastor stated week
/ ly Holiness Meeting 10 h. held at the
residence of Mr. Horace f. Truiii. at Box
Iron every SATURDAY. night All persons
interested in the subject ate cordially in
viied and will be lovingly received
Last week considerable curiosity was
aroused hv an advertisement which APP
neared in the MESSENGER. The space Of
: inches double column contained only
the words Fireman. 1872 This was
/ 10 familiariZe the public with the name o.
the Messrs. ilaywards fine registered
stallion Fireman" II YOU will look in
the same space this week you Will find
description of him with pedigree which
is hard 10 excel.
All Iiallows' Episcopal Church Ear
" celebration of Holy Communion at 730
a. m. Morning service and sermon at
| 10 30. Sunday school 30 n. IN. Even
| ing PRAYERS and sermon at 30 Stock
ton service and sermon al , y. m. Daily
services during Lent AT 1 30 p. IN except
/ Wednesdays and FRIDAYS when the ser
vices are al $50 p. m. FRIDAYS. lectures
on nature and necessity of confirmation
All are welcome To these services. Robt
Scott. Rector
Fire completely wiped out the large
planning mill aud box factory of L. f.
| Williams x Co. Salisbury. early Satur-
day morning and the flames were discov
cred about 3 O'Clock. Besides the mill.
two large warehouses were destroyed
They we've well filled with all kinds of
huilding material including sash. doors.
blinds, mouldngs. dressed boards, etc.
The loss is estimated nj $l6,000 To SIS
900. upon which there is insurance of
| $3.50, distributed in number of cnmpa-
MES
The Maryland State Sunday School
| Convention will he held "Wednesday and
Thursday, April 6 and :, and preparations
will be AT once commenced with the view
of having the largest and most enthusiast
tic convention hitherto held. The con.
veniiOn will be held in Baltimore city, as
usual. Entertainment will he furnished
delegates; reduced fare will be obtained
ON railroad and steamboat lines Each
Sunday School will be entitled To two
/ delegates. Pastors and superi ME ndcnts
are delegates 10y virtue Of their office
-Mcssrs John J. Follei and c. : Cap
per were down 10 Pocomoke City last
Monday and attended the minstrel show
They say il Is very good. The same peo-
pie will give u performance here tonight
in Purnell's Hall Admission ~ and 80
cents Ii YOU want to laugh and grow
fat don't fail to secure your seat before
the curtain goes up. and thus get all of
the hest minstrel show that has been here
for manv-a-day. Messrs Crandall, Clarke
and Hake have n good reputation and
their company is said To he iirst-class.
The MESSENGER extends It's sympa-
thy la Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott, of Green
Run Beach. in The loss of two loving
daughters within "a week. The first died
on Thursday of last week of typhoid fe
yer aud YVES buried on Saturday ia the
family burying ground on the farm Of
Mr. +. A. Richardson, near Public Land
ing. Miss Lula, aged Is years died of
consumption on the following Monday
afternoon and was buried Al the same
place on wednesday. She was "a bright
and Interesting young lady, and her death
and that of the younger sister is severe
blow 10 our old friends.
AT the Sunday School Convention
held at Stockton last November. re-or-
ganization of Sunday school workers for
| Worcester county Was effected by the
election of an executive committee, and
Vice President tor each election district.
whose business it is la look after the sew
eral Sunday schools in their respective
districts. What have you done brethren
What is the condition of your schools ,
The spring is now opening and il is pro-
posed 10 hold. nj AN early day, meeting
of these several officers and all Sunday
school workers Let ms bCstir ourselves
Brethren. Jos. j DevereauX, Pres
Thieves gained an entrance through
the hack door OF Mr. ;. l.. Punelrs store
on " ednes,lav night and stole few Gig
ars. "A second hand pistol aud IL few other
things of little value. They were evidently
looking for money One night last week
they endeavored Ia gam an entrance into
the store of X. j. McAllcn Il Bro. hui
Robert Clark and Stanshury Richie who
were sleeping over the store were
aroused by someone trying 10 open their
door A effort was made 10 capture the
daring rascal but he almost flew down
the steps when he found ont someone was
in the room and already after him.
On Monday night last goodly mum
her OF friends of The VI. T.. Church wend-
ed their way To the home of Mr.. Henry
;. Nelson in honor of his sgd birthday
They gave him complete, nj "a very
h -,
broke down under the many good things
the donalors carried with them Prayer
and praise service mas held until about
eleven o'clock. when God be with you
till we meet again" was sung, and all re-
tired To their respective homes sir
Nelson is the oldest man belonging 10
The VI. +. Church lie desires To thank
his many friends for their most liberal
GIFT
We are pleased To make note of the