Democratic messenger., 1893-09-16
BERLIN.

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Odd Fellows Hall.
Miss Annie Massey paid a short visit
To Snow Hill this week.
Mrs. Fleetwood and Mr.. Cranfcld,
were married last week.
Mrs. Julia Purnell of Snow Hill is
the guest of Mrs. Curtis Evans this
week.
Our old friend Will Rayne closed
Congress Hall last Tuesday. Hope
he has done well
Mrs. Charles 4. Walker went To
Baltimore on Thursday to take her
daughter Julia to school.
Mrs. Ellen X. Davidson has been
in Milford, Del. this week visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Powders.
For Sale A 90 inch planer as good
as new, hest make; on easy terms. Ap-
ply To +. w. Perdue, Berlin, Md.
Mr.. Will Bassett has rented Mr..
Emory Bells store house and will
keep store there in the near future.
Now that Congress Hall has closed
we have Mr.. John Rayne and MIR.
John Herman back with Us again.
Mr.. Henry Anderson has moved
his goods from his country store, and
will take John back to town again.
Mr.. William Franklin and family
left for New York Wednesday morn
ing, TO the regret of their many friends.
For Rent-The farm near Showell's
Station, where Josiah J. Baker now
resides. Apply to Nancy VI. Showell.
Mr.. Moses johnson and family are
moving up from Ocean City, where
they have been spending the summer
in their cottage.
\ little stranger came into the home
of Mr.. VIM. Purncll this week.
have not learned her name but am
sure she is very welcome.
Mrs. Annie Adkins, son and daugh-
ter, who have been spending the sum-
mer with her sister, returned To her
home in New York this week
Mrs. Jane NJ. Layton IN c>timablc
lady of this town died Wednesday
morning. She leaves four daughter.
and one son to mourn their loss
Miss Matte Mullen and Birdie
Hagy who have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Jane ii. Baynum, return
ed home 10 Philadelphia on Tuesday.
We are sadly in need of more
houses i'll town 50 many strangers are
coming that we have not house room,
some SIN Ill houses have three and four
families in them.
Mr. John Keas and his wife started
for little trip on Monday morning.
They are going 10 Chicago, and take
in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York on the way.
Several little cosy homes are going
up in Berlin. Mr.. wainwright has Just
finished his and moved in, Mr.. Lytle,
next door, is progressing finely, and
the next is Mr.. W. Burbages.
Perduc's mill at Holly Grove will
start up next week the first saving
will he for the building of the mill
house, then the spoke and rim bending
machines will he put in, also grist
mill.
Mr.. Harry W. Taylor who has
been spending some time at his fathers
Mr.. :. W. Taylor near Berlin, has re-
turned to New York. We are glad
to learn he is very much improved in
health.
For Sale, three spring one horse
wagon, also | no spring one horse
wagon and one horse wagon. These
are new wagons of the best make,
will close them out at Il very low price.
+. w. Perlue, Berlin, Nd.
The open air concert and show
company gave their last entertainment
night. We think the crowds
that went out every night to hear them
must feel very lonely this week, es-
pecially certain young ladies who
seemed so very much fascinated.
Mr.. John Meter of the firm of W.
NJ. Ross Il Co, of Seaford, Del, has
been stopping at the Atlantic Hotel
this week selling good wheat fertili
ger at $1,000 per ton. We learn our
principal farmers are placing their
orders j. G.. Harrison IL Sons, Ber-