Democratic messenger., 1893-06-17
Richardson little son of Mrs


tions on several SICK horses lie is think
ing of locating in the county. and is 1
graduate of leading veterinary insti,u
iion.
Cards are out announcing the
mupilals on June 29ih of Miss Mary
Alexander Franklin and Mr. Charles
Thomas Main, of Galveston, Texas Miss
franklin has host Of friends IN Snow
Hill her old home. who wish her happy
future.
-. II. Hopkins. real estate agent al
Pocomoke CITY. has sold DIR. Aydclotte's
l"Causcy" farm near that town to Mr.
Richard f.. Labes Of Chicago Mr. Labes
has already commenced to make improve.
menis on the place. $i.So5 was paid for
the farm.
Prom The Morning Ners. Dallas Tex.
as, Aug. is92 The funniest man ON
earth lcclured yesterday evening on
People have Met" II was overflow
ing with vii bubhling with fund an spar
kled with humor Prof Hawks is and ir-
repressihle wit
-Children's Day was celebrated in the
colored NJ. f. Church of Snow Hill las,
Sunday. IL WAS big day with the colored
people. Their church was pretiiIy decora-
ted with flowers and evergreens The
program was interesting and the music
and reciia,ions deserve praise for excell-
ence.
A festival is la be held for the bcnc-
iii of The VI. +. Church ai Newark on the
afternoon and evening of Tuesday July
ith. Excellent refreshments are 10 he
served and a splendid time is expected
In the evening there is To he display of
fireworks. Everybody is cordially in
viicd.
The young ladies composing DIR. G.
F. w. Halls Sunday School class held an
amature festival on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings for the purpose of raising
money fnr Children's Day. They worked
faithfully and succeeded in clearing about
ten dollars. We congratulate them on
their success,
Mr.. Robert Causey was brought home
from Washington by way of Pocomoke
City on Monday. sick with typhoid malar.
ial fever. He is mate on large three
masied schooner trading between Phila-
delphia and the South He is an energetic.
reliable young man and We trust his
recovery will be speedy
We are in receipt Of a beautiful song
which is the production of a young lady
and gentleman of this county II is pub
lished by Messrs Otto Sutro & Co, of
Baltimore. and is entitled "In Dreamland
With Thee" The words are by Mr.. c. V.
White and the music was written by Miss
Nirgalyn Warrington, of Berlin.
The Ners OF Chestertown. says Mr.. A.
W. Hawks, the clocutionist. completely
capiivated the audience. and kept every
body in roar Of laughter with his mimi
table renditions. Mr. Hawk has remark
able talent in the special line of his stage
efforts and would draw a full house any
where his abilities were known.
William Pinkhey, the negro murderer
who escaped from the Prince Georges
county Jail about two weeks ago, has
been captured and again placed in Jail
The scatfold ON which he and his partner
in -Barber-will he executed is
now in position and the men will pay
the penalty of their crime ON June Both
States Attorney II. ID. Jones was in
Baltimore this week attending the confer
ence of States Attorneys tor the counties
of Maryland. The meeting was called for
the purpose of considering the present
condition of the criminal law and practice
of the State with view of submitting
amendments 10 the next General Assem-
bly,
Revival Services will begin in the
VI. u. Church next Sunday. and continue
every evening next week. The Pastor
will be assisted by Rev II. A. Depher of
Western Maryland College. who is
sweet singer and fine musician. Rev. J
ID. kinzer will preach at 1 | a m at Trim
i,y at 3 y. M. and Nassawango in the
evening.
The opening of the Worcester Coun-
iY Driving Park will be inaugurated on
the coming 4ih of July with several in
teresting horse races. The Park Com
pany proposes 10 give to the winners
half Of the gate and entrance moneys and
il is thought these races will be partici-
pated in by the fastest horses in Worces-
ter County.
The Board Of Visitors and Governors
Of 81. Johns College has unanimously
conferred the honorary degree of Doctor
OF Divinity upon the Rev w W w
Wilson former pastor of Whatcoat NJ
+. Church Of this town. Mr.. Wilson has
many friends here who will be glad 10
learn Of this honor being conferred on
their old friend and pastor
The Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railroad Company will run an excursion
10 'Tolchester Beach, connecting at
Claiborne with the steamer, Emma Giles.
on Thursday. June aad. Special low rate
tickets on sale. Apply 10 local agents for
further information. For time of train,
rates Of fare. etc. see posters A. ].
BENJAMIN, Gen'l. Pass Agent.
Among the visitors 10 Snow Hill are :
Misses Frances Landell and Addie Far
rell, of New York. who are the guests oi
Miss Ethel Purnell. Miss Carrie Ensor.
daughter o: John T. Ensor, Esq, al
Baltimore. Is the guest of Miss Lulie
Covinston, ~ is also Miss Emma Dough.