Democratic messenger., 1894-09-08
BERLIN.

Adkins
Henry }. Anderson went to Wash
ington on the excursion Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Ernest Collins is spending Il
few days of this week with friends in
Baltimore.
Mrs Miller has nice cement walk
in front of her store. Hope others
will follow suit.
III. +. lIarmonson has been in Phil
adelphia this week purchasing horses
10 sell to our people.
Mr.. Will Lawshe, of Trenton, and
Miss Margie Station, of Snow Hill,
spent last Tuesday with Mrs Lizzie
Cavender
Mr.. James Bratten has returned To
Philadelphia and Master Frank Bowen
has taken his place in Henry Ander,
sons store.
Mrs. Polk Cannon, of Bridgeville,
Del, and Miss Ella Bishop. Of Selby-
vile. were the guests OF Miss Nancy
Davis last Thursday.
Mrs. ii. I. Harmonson will join her
husband in Philadelphia to-day (Sat-
urday) and they will go to Atlantic
City for short visit
A. +. Powell has something to say
about 600 pairs of fast black stockings
at ) cents pair Read his advertise
ment and get posted on low prices.
We are sorry to report the death of
another son of Mr.. Charles Powell, the
second one he has lost in Il month.
The young man died on Tuesday last.
Miss Edna Holloway, who has been
visiting friends in Laurel. Del, re-
turned home last Thursday. Miss
Florence Carey spent a few days with
her this week.
The death of Col. Dirickson which
occurred here last Friday night was a
great shock to our community. His
funeral which occurred ON Tuesday
was one of the largest ever seen in this
town.
Mrs. Mary Z. Franklin left last
Saturday morning for New York, to
the regret Of her many friends. She
left her son, Willie. behind to spend
few weeks at Wilton, with Cory
White.
Thieves broke into Mr.. Al Powell's
store last Friday nj ght with the evil
dent propose of securing money, but
they were disappointed as only few
pennies were left in the store. They
took away a couple of good watches,
however, which is an indication that
they know the value of time.
The Berlin bicycle club is building
nice road from this town to Ocean
City. It is a good idea and will serve
a two.fold purpose. first it will afford
pleasant travel for our wheelmen
between here and the ocean, second il
will cause strangers visiting Ocean
City to bring their wheels with them
vixen they know they can have a nice
run up here. Whenever they want
to make purchases which they cannot
make at Ocean City they mount their
wheels and come to Berlin. Our mer.
chants should bear this in mind and
help to build the road.
Picking season is here and so is
DIR. S. X. Marshalrs stock of spices.
The hest is the cheapest. He sells the
best druggist spices. Quality and
prices guaranteed. His special RENE
dies for every disease to which the
human being is heir, are great nits,
and knocks home run every time.
They never hesitate at the first, second
or third, but lands safely at the home
plate of good health. He can produce
hundreds of testimonials speaking in
the highest terms of their cures OF
diarrh@a, dyspepsia. rheumatism. kid
ney trouble, diseases of children,
catarrh, headache, toothache, corns,
and the best recommendation Of their
efficacy is their increasing sales. He
examines the mouth and teeth free
Saves teeth from 20 cents up. Cleans
teeth for 30 cents and extracts when
necessary without pain for % cents.
The following unclaimed letters re-
main in the Berlin Post Office, persons
calling for them will please say they
are advertised.-S. Murray. z. NJ.
James Armstrong Il CO., Miss
.Amelihe Beetner, Mary Baker, Alex
ander Brimer, Thomas +. Brittingham
j. Brokawn, w. Brittingham, VIM.
Boond, james Carey, J. Cummings,
X. W. Cannon, Esq, Ishmeal Davis,
Miss Katie Gunby, Albert Gray. Mrs.
Mary NJ. Gibson. huntington Il Co.
Mrs. +. +. Hopkins, Mrs. Ada Ha-
mon, Jas. ii. Hickman, G. II. HUI
man. Esq, Mrs. A. II. Hammond. W.
T. 7. Hill, +. B. Jacobs, Miss Bessie
Jarmon, Messrs. A. X. johnson, VIM.
Jahnson, X. +. jackson, J. W. Luck
er, ii. G.. Messick. Mrs. Howard
Meeks, Henry Clay Mears, Mrs. a.
b. Miller, W. Solon Powell, Esq, Mr..
Peter Powell, Chas. Powell, of VIM.
Mrs. Herriet Powell, W. ii. Purnell,
Miss Kate Powell. John l.. CULLEN.
Samuel Showell. +. f. Stafford, Mrs.
Henry Snow, Samuel ii. Townsend
Esq. Miss Gertrude Wimbrough, Ed
ward Warren, =. B. Warrick, Lee
Wijett. 5 MURRAY, Postmaster.