Democratic messenger., 1893-04-15

1t would lie wort h while for the ladies
10 bear in mind that if they take gentle
course of Ayers Sarsararilla in the spring
they will have no trouble with "prickly
heat. j" hives" ''siies." "boIls," or 'black
heads when summer comes Prevention
Is better than cure.
Miss SallIe Woodcock. daughter of
A. w. WoOdcock. Esq of Salisbury will
he married April 18Th. TO Rev. T. +. Mar.
tindale The ceremony will he performed
at the residence of the brides parents on
Main street. at 80 o'clock aud will be
very quiet.
j Many rise in the morning with
headache and no inclination for break
fast This is due TO torpidity of the liver
and a deranged condition of the stomach.
To restore healthy action 10 these organs,
nothing is so eflicacIous as an occasional
dose of Ayers Pills.
Notice is hereby given that all saw
logs, brars and bushes obstrdcting the
public county roads must be removed by
the parties placing the same in said
roads at their expense. BY order of the
County Commissioners. \. B. Marine.
Deputy Clerk.
| Col. f. T. Fowler of the firm of
Fowler Il Timmons. Salisbury. accompa
MED by Mr.. c. f. Harper the Salisbury
jeweler, paid his old friends here visit
on Monday Both gentlemen called at
the MESSENGER Office. where they met a
hearty welcome.
The Maryland Annual Conference of
the Methodist Protestant Church on
Monday recommended DIR. l.. W. Bates
for professorship at Westminster Theo-
logical Seminary, and appropriated
$500 for his support. Georgetown, ID.
C., won over Baltimore as the next place
Of meeting.
MIR. Edward Wimbrough. eldest son
of Postmaster Wimbrou. .h, has entered
the field of journalism and will conduct
a journal devoted to commercial inter-
ests in the city of Syracuse. \. Y. Ned
is bright. intelligent and well-educste
young man who deserves the success he
is bound To meet with.
The engine attached to the south
bound mail train Sustained injuries at
Franklin City last Saturday which rem
dered il unsafe for use. A delay Of two
hours in the time of next train was nee
essary in which time another engine was
dispatched from Georgetown to take the
place of the broken one.
AT the annual election of vestrymen
for All Hallows' Parish on Monday of
last week the following gentlemen were
elected for the ensuing year: Messrs
George w. Purnell. Edward p. Davis,
John ]. Collins, Jas. ID. Hack. VIM. II.
Payne and John J. IIurlock These are
all good men who are well equipped for
their duty.
On Tuesday last The County Com
missioners in session re-appointed Messrs
u
Emory T. Bell Collectors of State and
county taxes for the First, Second and
Third Collection Districts of Worcester
County. respectively Mr.. Thos. Waters.
of Pocomoke City. was made Standard
Bearer for 1893
This month will complete the second
years existence Of the Snow Hill Build
ing and Loan Association and we are
glad 20 announce that the earnings are
lsrser than the first years. A new series
will be ope ned next month and everyone
wishing a safe investment should sub
scribe for as many shares of stock in the
Third Series as they are able TO carry.
Many of our readers no doubt. are
not aware Of the fact, that the beautiful
Maryland bird" the Baltimore oriole, is
guaranteed absolute protection by the
laws of Maryland. The shooting, catch
ing or killing of these birds. the molesta-
tiOn of their nests or eggs. is punishable
with fine of $40 TO SEQ dollars. or 10 TO
60 days in Jail. II is punishable offence
even 10 have these birds in our possession.
-Messrs William and Thomas Nor
gan of Salisbury, have purchased of Mr.
McKew the furniture and other fixtures
of the Central Hotel in this town aud
will Immediately assume management Of
the Hotel which they expect to conduct
in "A manner 10 meet with the approba-
lion of the travelling public. Mr. Mckew
has not yet decided what he will engage
in although he has several good offers un-
der consideration.
The Richmond Dispatch says: Frogs
have commenced their serenades the
mellow bugs are describing circles. hyper
boles aud eclipses upon the surface Of
the crystal ponds the trees are budding
the whole town is playing marbles
Uncle Smith has planted his 'taters; Tom
has written some poetry to his calico
asking her il she hasn't few affections
for him in the right ventricle of her heart
the prospective fried chicken is already
scratching in the grass. and spring is be-
ginning TO begin.
The Smith Guards of Snow Hill
will celebrate the first anniversary of
their enlistment into the Maryland Ma
iional Guard, on Friday. April 2ist. The
order Of exercises Tor the occasion in
clnde street parade and drill, target
shooting and other tactics. The Guards
are now in excellent condition. in fact
they have the reputation already of be-
ing the best drilled Company on the
Shore. At the target practice next Fri
day silver medal will he presented to
the one making the best record of the
day aud he will he allowed to hold II un-