Democratic messenger., 1893-07-15

TO box 10. Snow Hill. Md.
500 bushels Scarlet clover seed fol
sale by J. +. Holland, Wholesale Grocer
and Seedman, Milford. Del.
In view of what Hoods Sarsaparilla
has done for other. is IL not reasonable tn
believe that II will also be of benefit to
you:
AT a meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners last Tuesday, the County
Levy for 1898 was fixed al 30 cents on the
800.
Henry Blake. colored. lost valuable
horse from collie on Tuesday night. He is
J a poor man and will feel the loss very
heavily
George W. Purnell, Trustee. advcr-
tises TO be sold al public sale on Tuesday
next. July 18th, dover Farm" situated
near Spence r. o.
-Rev. James r. Campbell will preach
tomorrow in the VI. E. Church Of Newark
at 1880 a. m. and 7.45 p. m. At Ironshire
at 3p. m.
"A lady's black wrap was lost on the
raad from Public Landing TO Snow Hill
ON Thursday evening. The finder will
please leave Il at this Office.
Congressman Bratten will be entitled
TO Secretary at a salary of 500 month
We have heard Of no applicants for the
place, but we presume Mr.. Bratten has.
The members Of Hollands NJ T..
Church propose holding u festival on the
26ih inst. An entertainment will be given
by the Sunday School commencing al
$50 o'clock p. NJ.
MIR. Van Bennett. the kansas
cyclone" will speak TO Prohibitionisis in
the Court House here to-day. An effort
was made To have him here on the 4th of
July, but he had another engagement.
MIR. Albert Laws, who recently grad
uated a; the U. S. Military Academy,
West Point, has accepted u lieutenancy
in the army. lie will be stationed with
company in New Mexico in September.
w. G. Strickland's Steam Mill. at
Klej Grange. is now in operation. grind
ing ear corn at &c. per bushel-and turn
ing out fine meal and feed. Regular mill
days: Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Baldwin +. Williams, collector of
Corporation Taxes for Ocean City, Will
son & Collins, Attorneys, adyertises Lot
No. 1873, in the town of said Ocean City,
to lie sold for taxes on Saturday July 22d.
Capt Joseph Causey has purchased
the property on Federal Street formerly
occupied by Jessie Aiken, and which was
offered at Trustees Sale recently by
VIM. +. Johnson, Esq, who sold II TO
Captain Causey.
Hon. George W. Purnell will build IA
handsome cottage at Ocean City between
now and next season. There is no doubt
but what Mr.. Purnell will have an elegant
property as he is the possessor of one of
the choicest lots on the beach.
The Baltimore & Eastern Shore X.
II. is now prepared to book excursions
for Sunday Schools and other societies to
Ocean City and Claiborne Special low
rates given. Apply for same to 4. J. Ben
jamin, G. =. A.. Salisbury. Md.
Our stock of carriages and carts is
up TO the standard. and 800 phaeton
like the one sold Register of Wills. Thos.
ID. Purnell this week. is the cheapest
vehicle ever offered in this market Exam
inc for yourself Burbage Il Conner.
The Baltimore & Eastern Shore X.
II. Company will put on an extra freight
boat at once between Claiborne and Balti-
more To handle freight Of all kinds. in
Guiding peaches. etc, i'm connection with
their trains along the line of the road.
The end Quarterly Conference meet
ing of the Newark NJ. +. Circuit will be
held IN the NJ. +. Church at Newark on
Saturday, July 2sth, at pm. The Presid
ing Elder will preach in the Newark NJ.
L. Church on Sunday July 30th, at 10 a m.
The challenge Of Mr. Thomas Hum
phreys Spence TO trot his horse Dan
WInder against any horse in the county
has been accepted by Mr.. Walter Hurlock
and the race will be trotted on the eth
inst. at which time other races will come
of.
II was prostrated with severe bill
ious complaint" writes Ersstus South
worth, of Bath. Me. After vainly trying
number of remedies. | was finally in
duced TO take Ayers Pills. had scarcely
taken two boxes when was completely
cured"
Mr. G. W. Wonnell has purchased
the good will and fixtures of A. B. Gray's
butcher shop and will continue the bust
ness at the same stand. adding 10 il full
line Of groceries. Mr.. Gray has gone TO
Ocean City Tor the season, where he is
running restaurant.
Apple trees are heavily laden this
year and the crop will not only be large
one but the fruit Of excellent quality The
yield Of wheat is also very gratifying and
the only thing our farmers are complain
ing about is the low price new wheat is
bringing on the market.
Whether Pasteur and koch's peculiar
modes oftreatment will ultimately prevail
or not. their theory of blood -contamina-
ton is the correct one, though not origi-
nal. II was on this theory that DIR. J. C.
Aver. of Lowell, Mass. nearly fifty years
ago. formulated Ayers Sarsaparilla.
DIR. William Jones. Of Harrisburg