Democratic messenger., 1893-11-11
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ceived tremendous stock ui new .uod>
this week. They are prepared now I"
supply you with choice buckwheat and
hominy.
w llliam Anderson. a v"ung man
sentenced to three months imprison-
ment for sitting in Harrington girl' :
lap contrary Ia her wishes. has been
par,oned hy Governor REYNOLDS
-Eugcnc II. Rowley has been
appointed Postmaster at t;irdletree,vicc
hi, father, VIM. Henry. Rowlcy, E>I..
recently deceased. Mr. Rowlcy received
his commission the first Of the week.
MIR. VIM. III. Burton sent us the
largest head of cabbage last Monday
we have ever seen. Ii was grown hy
Mr. Burton and WAS sight to behold.
IL was sound and perfect throughout
We have added many new names
Ia our subscription list recently by
request of parties who say they want
il Tor the news" Let the dollars comtin-
ne Ia come. our books will accommodate
1900 names.
-Rcv. /. :. Williams has gone into
the business al cgg farming near North
East. Jacob Sherwood has charge of
the farm and now has about hundred
hens and expects To increase the num-
her Ia thousand.
1t is said that Delaware sent more
people to the Worlds Fair in propor-
tion 10 her population than any other
State in the | mon. Tine estimate places
the number from Wilmington alone al
upwards Of 1000.
MIR. Walter IIurlock has purchas-
ed Il Sl0.000 farm near Eastom and
has resumed farming lie is one of
the hest posted farmers we know ofand
We feel sorry that he did not purchase.
in this county AMI near here.
Among the visitors to Miss Della
Burbagc last week were Misses Mamie
Payne and BERTHE Taylor of Stockton
who spent Friday with her. Miss
Mamie Marshall AMI Miss Lewis of
Stockton spent the day on Thursday.
On account of rain the sale Of the
personality Of the late Willihm II. Row
ley was I0sI"ncd till next Monday
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entire personal estate will bc disposed
Of See advertisement for particulars
Bishop Coleman. of Delaware, has
returned from his three weeks vacation
in Virginia While away. he walked
80 miles in III days, with hut litI.
fatigue. lie returned To Wilmington
much improved in health and greatly
benefited.
William Pointer. color4l, Il native
of Annapolis. was found drowned in
the Wicomico river, below the bridge.
Monday Ii Is surpassed he accidental
" fell into the water. lie was en-
ploycd as cook on the State police
steamer Governor Mcl.ane.
The Rev. Robert Scott will hold
service in Stockton next Sunday after
noon ut ; =. III. Services in All Hal
lows. Early celebration of Holy Com
munion ut 7.:;0a m. Morning Prayer
and Sermon at 1890 Il. m. Evening
service at ia T. m. Sunday School
at 2.3o =. M.
Ono of the editors Of the MEsSEN-
GER will he at llarmon>ons Hotel in
Berlin next Saturday Nov. 18th for
the purpose OF collecting subscriptions
Meet us friends we want the money for
Christmas. Onc dollar from each dclin-
qucnt subscriber will serve our purIn>c
and permit us 10 make our families
happy.
One night recently the family "i
Joseph Long liyin. on Il farm near
Midllctowu. Del, heard 81 noise at the
corn house and. getting up, saw II
stranger there with Il team backed up
loading il with corn They hailed him
and fired but he kept on lcisurcly fill
ing his wagon ami drove away with his
booty.
Mrs. Wilson, wife Of Capt. 5. II.
Wilson desires 10 inform the public
that she will open a boarding house at
SD Fremont street, Baltimore, and
will bc ready Tor the accommodation Of
guests ON and after November 18th.
All those acquainted with Mrs. Wilson
know that she viii give satisfaction 10
her patrons
The Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railroad will give the people another
chance to take advantage of Bargain
Sales, going on in the city this season
of the year, by running another low
rate excursion from all points on lis
line To Baltimore on Tuesday, Nov
lth. Tickets COOL to return the follow
ing day. For rates and time table see
posters. \. J. Benjamin, General Pas
scngcr Agent.