Democratic messenger., 1893-04-29

Mrs. B. q. Payne, of Pocomokc City, sh,
offers inducements to those who visit hel
store next Thursday. Friday and Satur
day. the days of the Spring Opening.
Notice 10 Merchanis-I will he II
Berlin. Saturday. April Goth. and in Po
comokc City. "Wednesday, May 3rd. fol
the purpose of receiving license none,
for the ensuing year Francis Henry
Purncll, Clerk Circuit Court.
The large and handsome dwelling oI
MIR. John I. Taylor is now about com
pleted. II presents very neat ap
pearance and is marked improvement
1" that portion of ,he town, Mr. TAYLOR
and family moved in this week
-Mcssrs II f. Ayars & Co. have about
completed new office in the yard of the
factory grounds which will prove more
convenient Ia the farmers who transact
business with the firm than the old office
up in the second story Of the factory.
As tree fiounshes in proportion Ia
the richness Of the soil. So the human
body ihrives Ia accordance with the
! quality IT iis blood. Hence the necessiiy Y
of keeping the vital flnid rich and pure
with Ayers SafsaParilla. the best blood
medicine yau can ind
Mrs a. u Morgan and family. of
Salisbury. came a. snow IIill om Tuesday
aud ltsve taken up their abode In the
Central Hotel of which Ms Morgan's
sau- williani and Thomas are nov pro
pSistars Mrs.. NaFgsn wiil look after the
ceuifufis q the CrHlFafs guesis.
-Wm I. Pofier E-q.. of Nsw York
aho has iren n The CcRfFal iIssiri far
.sxrFai dsss. irft f.sf New fofk au Thurs
day lssi iu = spegiai car. which be- onler.
"a. he ~ns aorampaniesi ~ his moslser.
Nfs. Jabn X fsster. wlso has lseen visit
ing ises l'asa Scoii. far several weeks.
The i-siy of Mrs Seth Belt. whose
Supposed drowning Was reported IN these
columns lat Nerk. uas foand ilaaiing in
she river nrsE ifiis Wharf by same fish.
eFmrn. and was inferred last Saturday.
Nfs. Iielrs mind gave away after sick
nsss aud Il Is supposed she committed
suicide while thus suffering.
The large carriage factory at Girdie-
tree. formerly owned by Dickerson 4
Bszman. now occupied by John Duffy.
caught on fire accidentally ON Thursday
At hoon. The people promptly respond
ed 10 the alarm and the fire was exiin-
gnished with very little damage to the
building oa It's contents.
The body of Charles Zimmerman
was hauled ashore IN a shad seine at
Bowers Beach. Del. Monday evening.
He was n well known German Of George
town. and had been at work on the farm
of DIR. Hubbard for week past. He left
for home Saturday afternoon and prob
ably fell into Murderkill creek while
crossing il.
Rev. James II. Campbell. by special
invitation. addressed the Odd Fellows
of Crisfield on Wednesday night. Mr..
Campbell has prepared a new address
which is equally as good. If not better
than the one he has delivered in this
county on several occasions and which
has been declared one of the best ever
heard on The subject OF Odd Fellowship
Cream cake.-0ne cup of sugar and
two eggs creamed together, one half
cup of thick, sweet cream, one heaping
cup of flour, one heaping spoonful of
baking powder. Flavor To taste. Bake in
four layers. For filling. take one-half cup
of thick sweet cream. whipped; then add
one-half cup of sugar, and beat some
more, and flavor with same flavoring ms
used in the cake.
MIR. Thomas H. Brush. the wealthy
New Yorker who year or so ago bought
the English" farm, on which Hon
Lemuel w Onley now resides, has sold
the farm to Mr.. Smith. of Brooklyn
Mr.. Onley bough, NIL of the horses. cattle
and other personally on the farm and
advertised IL in the MESSENGER this week
n, private sale. Here is nm opportunity 10
get some good stock On easy terms.
Berlin Odd Fellows celebrated the
18th anniversary of the founding of the
order. on ThuIsday Visiting brethren
from Snow Hill. Newark and Bish0pville
united with them in procession which
marched from the lodge room to the NJ.
+. Church. where Past Grand Rev. ]. II.
Campbell. delivered an address. All of
the Odd Fellows were entertained at sup
per. Sorry we were too busy 10 attend.
The assets of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company. of New York. Dec. 3ist.
1892. were $i75.0si, 1861. Surplus,
$l5, ,l6s. .2339i II paid to its Policy Hold
ers in 1892. $i9.3s6. .532 46. It has paid
to policy holders s3i6. .i66. l67 Sc. Just
think of the wonderful amount of good
il has done, IL is one of the most eco
nomical managed Company's in the coun-
try. II has no capital stock of which a
dividen Of 10 TO l2 per cent. is declared
before the policy holder is cared for:
each policy holder Is equally interested.
II gives wonderful good contracts. For
further information write or call ON DIR.
). X. Marshall, Agent, Snow Hill, Md.