Democratic messenger., 1893-12-02

terrain Church bv Rev. :. W. Reigart
The annual meeting Of the associa
tlon of School Commissioners oi Mary
land was held at the State Normal
School Building in Baltimore this
week. Daniel g. Hudson. oi Berlin.
was chairman and Jacob H. Stureis.
Edgar Fontaine and Rev VIM Dale
were present - representatives of this
county.
Every delinquent subscriber 10
the MESSENGER residing near Berlin.
Jones. It. Martins. Ocean City. Iron
shire. Newark, Bi>hopvillc, Whalev-
willie and Bishop Po>toilices is requested
TO meet Us at Berlin next Saturday.
dee. nh. or send the amount oi their
arrears bv someone who will settle with
u> while there
Mrs. Sallic Hill, who resides near
town, met with Il scrioIs accident n few
days ag". She was pcnning Il flock Of
sheep when large buck turned against
her and buiicd her 'loNI breaking her
les above The knee. OF course she
could moi grl up. hut had Ia lay out in
the cold over two hours. when someone
passing along the road found her
almost unconscious from cold and took
her Ia the house. She was wrapped in
blankets and soon recovered sufficiently
To tell her experience. DIR. Aylelottc
was summoned AMI sci the broken limb.
Mrs. Ann Tracy, wife of john
Tracey, Esq. proprietor ot the Seaside
Hotel, Ocean City. died at her home
in Philadelphia on the 10Th of Novcm-
her. aged Z wears. She was a kind
hearted lady and had host of friends
who will he very. very sorry 10 learn
oi her death. She was the mother oi
three children, two SONS and one daugh-
ter. all of whom are grown and reside
in Philadelphia They are McsSrs. John
and James and Miss Katie Tracey. We
sorrow with them in their great loss. =
A great revival of religion has
been in progress for the last six weeks
in the Salisbury. Md. NJ. +. Church
under the labors Of the pastor Rev.
Charles \. Hill aided bv the great
evangelist. Rev. VIM. X. Gallawav
Over l2l persons have profcSscd con-
version and the altar is nightly crowd
ed with penitcnts and interest unabat
ed. VIM. H. jackson the miilnn,air.
has become Il great aimircr of Mr..
Galloway AMI has offered him house
and lot on condition that he makes
Salisbury his permanent residence.
Our Stockton friends who are in
arrears for the MESSENGER will confer
Il favor il they will meet us in that
town to-,ipy and settle their sul,scrip-
tions. We cannot afford 10 make these
visits unless our friends show their
appreciation Of the MESSENGER as here
totore and we shall expect 10 meet them
io-'fay in large numbers. Let every
Democrat, Prohibition and Republican
bring the name Of Il new subscriber
with him for the hest family newspaper
ever published in Worcester county.
We promise that nu better newspaper
than the MESSENGER shall ever hc
published hercwhile we have lis man
agcment. Our visit to-day will be the
last we will make YOU this year, 81 we
wish yom a happy Christmas and pros
porous Ncwycar
The Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railroad Company will give a special
"One Dollar" excursion to all school
Teachers" on the Eastern Shore, 10
Baltimore, on Saturday December 10th.
Tickets good.for the day or return the
following Monday. These tickets To
he secured from the Agents at differ
ent stations. upon presenting AN order
signed by the Gcn'l. Pass. Agent Of
the Railroad. These orders can he
obtained from the Sup't. of the schools
of the different Counties, or direct from
the Genl. Pass. Agent. This is done
for the special accommodation of the
School Teachers" Saturday being
their only holiday during the week,
they being debarred from taking al
vantage Of the previous low rate cx-
cursions We have given. A. j. Ben
lamin, ;enl. Passenger Agent.
-Rev. w. ii. Stone. pastor oi the
Methodist Protestant Church of Sails
bury. announced To his congregation
Sunday that he would accept a call to
a Presbyterian Church near Kennedy
vile, Kent county. The Rev. Mr.
Stones decision to ally himself with the
Presbyterian Church was great sur
prise to his people. lie has been Il
minister in the Methodist Protestant
Church for about seventeen years and
Is regarded aS very bright man. lie
will leave for his new field in about
ten days. Mr.. Stone j. wcllknown IN
Snow Hill having preached here a
number Of times when stationed at
Stockton.
On Wednesday evening Mr..
Francis T. Morris started down 10 Cool
Spring Church to conduct Il meeting
for Rev. Mr. Morrow, who waS ofiicia-
ting at marriage While short
distance ont Of town he drove into II
post, his carriage was overturned and
he thrown ont and badly injured The
horse took fright and ran away dcmol-
i>hing the carriage. Mr. Morris returned
10 town and DIR Charles l.. Jones was
summoned To administer 10 hi needs.
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