Democratic messenger., 1893-07-08

Smith, Moore " Co.'S lumber yarn. IL
was soon exlinguished without much
damage.
Ayers Pills promptly remove the
causes of sick and nervous headache.
These Pills speedily correct irregularities
of the stomach. liver and bowels. and are
the mildes, and most reliable cathartic in
use. No one should he without them.
On the lsi instant the Comptroller
of the Treasury made his annual distri
button of the tree school fund TO the sew.
eral counties and the City of Baltimore
Drafts for these amounts will be payable
on aud after the 18th inst. Worcester
county receives 81 ,603O6.
Oliver ID. Collins. Trustee Of Stephen
II. Wilson. will sell at public auction
Friday afternoon next, at the siorehouse
recently occupied by Capt Wilson in
snow Hill, large quantities of phosphate
bone, hay. seeds, etc. An opportunity for
farmers to procure a bargain.
w. +. Lamhdcn and Edward NJ Ross,
merchants of Pocomokc City, trading as
Lambden X Ross. made an assignment
on Tuesday for the benefit of their credi-
tors, naming Clayton J. Purnell, Esq, as
Trustee. Mr.. PurneI has filed bond for
$l0,0O0, which indicates assets of 1000
About two hundred of our citizens
witnessed the game of base ball between
the Cincinnati Female nine and scrub
nine from town last Wednesday, Perfect
order and good behavior were the best
features of the game. The visiting club
won the game through the liberality Of
our boys
MIR. George Pope. of the firm Of Pope
X Janney. Baltimore. died on Saturday
last after 4 short illness superinduced by
an attack of the grip. He was about :ij
years of age. His wife is Mrs Rose Pope
youngest daughter of the late DR. Upshur,
Of Snow Hill. and sister of Hon Geo
VI. Upshur, Of Baltimore.
-Ex-Attorney General Of the State of
Maryland. Isaac ID. Jones. Esq, of Balti.
more. died on Wednesday at the age of
81 years. He was born in Somerset county
and during his life filed many high off
Ces, having at one time represented this
district in Congress. lie was the uncle of
Mrs James ID. Hack of this town.
A large number of young ladies and
gentlemen were entertained at the resi-.
dence of Register of Wills. Thomas ID.
Purnell Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Jennie Waters. of Baltimore, who
is visiting friends in town. Games. music
and refreshments were INDUCED in till a
late hour, and social merriment prevailed
Subscribers who object TO receiving
postal cards notifying them OF amounts
due us have this month To settle II is a
hardship to make us earn our money and
then pay someone else To collect it for us,
or spend all our profit with Uncle Sam
for postal cards. But if we must we must
and shall therefore proceed TO do so the
first week in August
The Wilmington Conference Heratd
first time since its resurrection. II is
filled with good reading. is well printed
and we have no doubt will prove a sue
cess under its new management Mr.
Marindale NJ Nickers who learned the
business in this office has charge of the
business and mechanical departments of
the paper.
The first shipment Of peaches from
this station was made on Thursday last
by Capt. Charles 5. Capper. They came
from Ocean View Stock Farm, and were
Of the Early Beatrice variety. 4 box of
them exhibited and left at this office were
very large, well favored and perfectly
maiured. He will have about Two hundred
boxes for shipment and we hope he may
realize big prices.
The Snow Hill people at Ocean City
Tor the season are Mrs. +. X Wilson,
Misses Mamie, Mary and Ethlyn Wilson.
Mr.. King Wilson, Hon. w. $. Wilson
and wife aud children, A. ID. Irwin, Mrs.
4. ID. Irwin and children. Miss Florric
Irwin. DIR and Mrs. Paul Jones aud child
Mrs Marion T IIargis and children. Mr.
and Mrs. John l.. Mock and Capt. George
Truiit and family.
| The Society for Christian Endeavor
has literally cncircled the earth. Its presi-
dent has been on n ten months Journey
around the globe, establishing organiza-
tions in every county visited. The growth
Of this simple society for the moral and
religious instruction OF young people is
phenomenal. II is not yet - years old
and numbers its members by the millions
in this and other countries.
The building boom which started ON
Chincoteague early in the year still con-
tinues. In addition TO the twelve houses
which have already been completed n
handsome parsonage is 10 be built by the
Beulah Baptist Church. a siorehouse by
Thomas Beebc and two-story dwellings
by the following citizens: Joshua Will
Jams, Frank Mason. James Aydelotte
VIM. T. Lewis, James Jones and Sclhy
PIuitt.
Annie Snow. daughter of Mr.. Chas
F. Snow, of Baltimore, died ON Sunday
of enlargement Of the heart She was IL
years of age and had been delicate nearly
all her life She was lovely child and
when the news of her death was received
here it cast gloom over the entire com.
muniiy. Her remains were brought down
on the Steamer Pocomoke Wednesday
and were inferred in the Presbyterian
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