Democratic messenger., 1893-02-25

grapher. has put him in charge of the
gallery here where he may bc found every
day for two weeks longer after which
the gallery will be removed from our
town.
! People troubled with sick and ner-
vous headache will find most efilcacious
remedy in Ayers Caihartic Pills. They
strengthen the stomach. stimulate the
liver. restore healthy action 10 the dises-
tive organs. and thus afford speedy and
dermanent relief.
MIR. Theodore Pruiit, who is employ
ed in Baltimore where he has been for
several years, is visiting his mother Mrs
Sallie PIuiIt in This town. We are glad
io learn Mr.. Prui,t is doing well in the
Monumental City and wish him contin-
ued success.
-Ex-Couniy Commissioner, William
VI. Purnell, celebrated his forty-eighill
birthday on "Wednesday last. There was
n large gathering of friends present. Ia
enjoy the big dinner which he gave, from
different parts of Worcester and Wicomi-
co counties.
Reports have il that Cape lIenlopen
City will have its name changed again.
Those who have visited this iavoriic
summer resort know it by the name Of
Rehoboih. which name il will again as
sumo. and Tins will be welcome news 10
many of lis admirers.
Am obedience 10 the simple laws of
hygiene and the Use of Ayers Sarsapar-
lila will enable the most delicate man or
sickly woman TO pass in ease and safety
from the icy atmosphere Of Fehuary To
the warm. moist days of April II Is the
best of spring medicines
Several colored people have died
here this week, the wife of Sydney Allen
having succumbed on Sunday after a
lingering illness of consumption. On
the same day George Richardson an aged
colored man. died, and on Wednesday a
colored woman named Harmon.
-Lemuel Moore. about sixteen years
of age and the son of Mrs. Sarah +.
Moore. went fox hunting on Monday.
While on the trail his horse stumbled
and fell down with Lem underneath. lie
was badly bruised about the face and
eyes aud had To be carried home in a car
riage.
MIR. William Handy Jones. of New
ark. aged 20 years died on Saturday and
was hurled in that village on Tuesday
morning Funeral services were con
Quoted hy Rev William Bowen. Mr.
Jones was brother of DR. Charles T..
Jones of this town and the father of Mrs
Alva Smith.
Clayton ]. Purnell. Esq, delegate at
large from this county 10 the tax cOnven-
tion, has been appointed on the committee
to arrange an order of discussion for the
meeting of the convention next week
VII utilCil W VI
Renneris Hotel. in Baltimore, ON this
business today.
In Indiana man, supposed 10 be
dead. was shrouded and put in coffin:
when the casket was lowered into the
grave a noise was heard in the coffin and
il was taken into church and the lid
removed. The supposed corpse raised
itself up and got out of the coffin. physi-
clans were summoned. the man put To
bed and soon recovered
Mr. Jesse II. Aiken heretofore super
iniendant of Messrs Irwin & Bros cot
ton factory near the depot has resigned
his position To accept more lucrative
one in BiliimOre. To which city he and
his family will remove in about month
Mr.. Aiken Is a good citizen and we feel
sorry 10 lose him as such and hope the
change may be as anticipated by him
We are IN receipt of letter from
bilt va tt4N ~ s'ibtNtUu
envy who participated in barring the
doors on - Valentines Day in which he
says lin reply 10 the accusation by Be
atrIce" in last weeks paper we would
say that we felt fully compensated for
our trouble. and wish that st. Valentines
day came once a week, instead Of once n
year"
Mr. a. Lee Cummings oi Smyrna.
Del manufacturer of Cummins' Celebra-
ted Phosphates puts an adveriisemt Mt in
this weeks MESSENGER. Mr.. Cnmmin.
has secured rs his agents here Messrs
sell large quantities of this excellent Ter
tilizer. Mr. Cummins left here on Thurs
day for Berlin where he visited his sister
Mrs. Dinckson. wife Of DR. James G..
Drickson
The Board of School Commissioners
will meet March 9Th 10 audit reports for
the winter term. Mr.. Taylor says that
school teacher must have their reports
made out and in the hands of the Com
missioners or Examiner at least three
DAYS before the day for auditing them.
When teachers are absent from their
schools or secnrc a substitute, the cause
should he explicitly stated uuder Re
marks" The Board are not omnicicnt.
Mckee Il Townsend. liverymen, by
Wilson II Collins, attorneys have sued
out writ %. replevin against Thomas
Gordon Adkins for hay mare which
they say Adkins holds by way of trade
with them. 1t is alleged iha. Mr. Adj
kins guaranteed the horse which lac
transferred to the liverymen 10 Toe sound
in every respect. especially the eyes. A
few days after the trade the horse became
blind, and now Mckee & Townsend claim