Democratic messenger., 1893-02-18

r. Church. :. ID. MELVIN. pastor, to-mor-
row as follows Coolsprins, at 10. a. M,
GirdIeirec nj 3 p. M. Potersville at p.
m. Last Quarterly Conference at Girdle
tree Church next Saturday at p. m.
-lIorsemen remember that ii YOU have
your posters printed at the MESSENGER
office this season you can gel your choice
of over fifty cuts of fine looking, and
full bloodcd horses. out of which you can
select perfect likeness Of your own
horse.
Don't waste time money, and health.
trying every new medicine you may see
advertised in the papers. II the cause of
your trouble Is in the blond, liver stomach
or kidneys. take Ayers Sarsaparila at
once. and be sure of cure Take no
other.
Our readers will please remember
that r. !. McAllen Il Bro has the largest
line OF cakes and crackers in Snow Hill.
they also have coffee from 20 10 30 cents
per pound aud canned meats. fowl, fruits
and vegetables OF all kinds. Cali and
see them.
There is no claim made for Ayers
scores of testimonials. This fact plainly
proves that The blood is the source of
most disorders and that Ayers Sarsapar-
lila is the best of blood purifiers. Try il
this month
MIR ;. l.. Mckee. formerly of This
town, but now of Wilmington, Del,
spent part of tins week in town with
his father. Mr.. VIM. j. G.. Mckee, he is
now ON Chincotcaguc Island, where he
will remain few weeks doing some
work in his line.
- Bad colds and bad weather together
with bad prospect of collecting bad sub
scripiions deferred us from visiting POGO
moKe as advertised last saturday, but if
good health and good weather will permit
we will look for our good subscribers 10
meet us there next Saturday.
The first and second classes in the
Snow Hill High School debated the ques-
tion Can War BE Dispensed With" yes
terday. The first class took the aflirma-
tive and the second class took the mega
tive side of the question. We have not
as vet learned the decision of the in lges.
The schooner Delaware belonging 10
Richardson, Smith, Moore & Co, wreck
cd several weeks ago and has since been
on the railway at Crisfield undergoing
repairs. has reshipped her cargo and is
expected 10 arrive here daily. Upon her
arrival she will be thoroughly overhaul.
ed and repaired.
MIR. George Nelson. conductor on
one Of the freight trains had the misfor-
lune 10 get his hand caught in one of
the wheels 0f the engine. at the depot al
this place on Wednesday. last aud had
one finger cut of. near the middle tint.
Dr Paul Jones dressed the bruised han |,
we learn that Mr.. Nelson is getting
along alright.
Port Deposit was partly submerged
this week by great rise in the Susque-
hanna river in lis efforts TO relieve itself
of the ice gorged ut different places The
streets were navigaied by rowboais, peo-
pie were driven 10 the hills, fires were
distinguished and good deal Of excite
ment prevailed, but no serious damage
WAS done
One Of our best farmers Mr.. James
II. Shockley has removed from near this
town To Wnngo. Wicomico County where
he will reside in the future We are glad
10 learn however that the inducemeni
was To be near his daughter. and not dis.
satisfaction with the results of his labor $
here, and we Hish him continued success
ai his new home.
Attention is callel 10 the law pub
lishcd elsewhere in this issue by order OF
Clerk Of Court. Purnell. regarding the
licensing of stations in this county.
Every owner should read this law care
fully. then come To the MESSENGER office
have your bills printed and we will see
that the law is complied with. Remem-
her this and ii will save you money, time
and trouble
Measles are still prevalent in this
aud other sections Of the county but we
are glad To- learn from the medical fraier
nifty that the number of cases is fewer nj
The reason for this decline is due 10 the
lessening of the number of subject. We
are inclined 10 the belief that there are
not enough subjects left for another cpi.
demic of the disease until another genera
tion shall grow up.
We have repeatedly requested oui
patrons not to send MS poems dedicated
to the memory OF deceased friends. hoi
that we do not want To publish them. but
because the general public is not inter
ested in reading obituary poetry. aud as
we ARE running the paper to interest peo
), pie in all sections of the county, W,
, cannot devote the space TO these eiTusions
Most newspapers charge for obituary
a notices AS well as poetry; but The MEs
h sENGER desires 10 pay proper tribute
to the memory Of its deceased friends
and does not want pay for il. therefore
" we are always willing 10 say "a kind wor,
in these columns or allow some friend I,
: do So. about those who have gone Il
= that hourne whence no traveller ere re-
y turns. bnt friends, do not abuse our libcr
ality, and lei ono notice he deemed sutii
cicnt This week we have received a
+, least four obituary poems from different
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