Democratic messenger., 1893-05-20

| nelu during the uay rs ihcse VIII Cohs""t
the time Of both the morning and evening
services.
-Messrs. ]. T. Dickerson and J. X.
West. of Colbourn's =. o.. shipped the
first Strawberries of the season from the
Snow Hill station. ON Tuesday morning
Each shipped thir,y-two quart crate OF
"Michaels Early" to New York.
Rev. w. II. Shepp was installed
pastor of the Presbyterian Church, in
Georgetown Friday night. Rev. ID. H.
Lavoriy. Of Lewis. preached the ordina-
ton sermon, and the charge was delivered
by Rev II. l.. Bunsiein, of Milford.
AT the meeting of the Christian
Endeavor Society Of the Snow Hill
Presbyterian Church last Sunday evening
Miss Margaret Spence read very inter
esiing report of the Christian Endeavor
Convention held in Salisbury last week.
THE flowers that bloom in the
Spring" are not more vigorous than are
those persons who purify their blood
with Ayers Sarsaparilla. The fabled
Elixer Vita could scarcely impart greater
vivacity TO the cOuntenance than this
wonderful medicine.
MIR. William Cluf, assistant book
keeper of the Capitol Restaurant. Wash
ington, was in Snow Hill on Wednesday.
He left for Ocean City on Thursday to
make arrangements for the opening of
the Atlantic Hotel, where he will renal in
during the summer
Mr. ]. s. Price returned home from
Philadelphia and Baltimore last Satnr-
day with an immence stock of dry goods
and notions for the summer season. While
away he was on the look out for bargains
and he found many which he took advan-
tage of for your interest
-If ever man feels like "a poor worm
Of the DUST" Il is when he suffers from
that tired feeling. Ayers Sarsaparilla
removes this discouraging physical condi-
tion and imparts the thrill of new life
and energy TO every nerve. tissue, muscle
and fibre Of the whole body.
John l.. Sullivan. the ex-champion
slugger. without provocation, kicked a
one armed man in the stomach the other
day. The gentlemen. who by the way is
lawyer. had the cowardly cur arrested
and put in Jail where II Is hoped by most
decent people he will remain for long
time.
"A game of baseball will be played at
Milford next Saturday between the New
York Young Ladies' Club-ihe champion
young ladies' baseball club Of the world.
and the Milford bovs Weather permitting
the game promises 10 attract a great
many people TO Milford and be one of
much interest.
We are very sorry to ammo unce the
Illness. with catarrh fever. of Mr.. George
T. Bratten, Assistant Cashier of the first
Natio nal Bank of Snow Hill. We trust
Mr.. Bratten will soon recover. He is one
of the grandest young men this town
ever produced-loved and respected by
everybody.
All persons having claims against
Worcester county are requested 10 file
the same at the office of the County Com
missioners on or before the first day of
June 1s93or otherwise they will positive
ly not appear in the levy of 1893 BY
order of the County Commissioners a.
B. Marine, Deputy Clerk.
-Messrs Sylvester X. Marshall, Thos.
Humphreys Spence and J. Edward White,
who passed excellent examinations for
membership of the Worcester Bar on
Wednesday, are natives Of this county
and are well and favorably known. They
are fine young men and we wish them
much success IN their chosen profession.
There is fear among the strawberry
growers Of Wicomico, in the eastern sec
ton Of the county that they will be
unable 10 secure enough pickers 10 gather
the unusually large crop of berries this
season. Last season many of the berries
rotted, and some of the larger growers
think Of bringing Italians from the cities
To do the work.
Now is The time TO get your Straw
berry checks at this office We have re-
duced the price to $lO0 per thousand.
They are gotten up in good style. with
plain figures. and good size. Please look
for sample in another column. Send in
your rders now and no longer do with
out one Of the greatest conveniehces to
the strawberry grower.
-Crisfield fishermen made AN unpre-
cedent catch of sea crocus recently in
traps near the mouth Of the harbOr This
is n rare fish in these waters. The catch
amounted to 10000 fish, averaging one
and a quarter pounds each. and readily
sold at five cents pound. II is supposed
that the fish were driven In from the sea
hy recent gale o! wind
We have received copy Of the Con
federdte Var journal published at New
York and Lexington, by the War journal
Publishing Co. II twill be devoted TO the
history Of the late war" II is illustra ted.
showing many scenes of the "bloody
conflict" and will no doubt have interest
ing reading for the many Confederate
soldiers Of this county.
Good fruit is always in demand. The
trouble Is that growers are apt to consider
quantity rather than quality, and the
markets become glutted with worthless
fruit. The grower who expects to make
money must go in for quality, and. hav-
ing made a reputation for good fruit.
must live nm fo IL hy never SHINING in