Democratic messenger., 1894-06-23

defeat Tor oar boys by a score oi u Il
17.
-MesSrs. Truitt 4 Shockley. photo
grapherS. have Dissolved partnership
On Tuesday Mr. Shockley took down
his gallery here and moved il Il
O,ean City where be- will spend th,
summer.
The Baltimore 4 Eastern Shore
Railroad will -cll round trip tickets aI
exrursian rates. letween all points.
gossl iar the day only. on July Ith,
ga all regular trains \ i benjamin.
~up'i and a. T. h.
The lsaliimorc n Eastern Short
liailr,ssd on Mosi.lay 2.sth int will put
in rflsst their new sumuscT schedule.
lhul,le trips lstween lialiiaorc and
thean tay and all ls,inis. A. also AL
aisinnal l-al train- anil change 81 time
ail raunsl
fhe Comptroller II the Treasury
ha, made the quarterly distribution u
Il,r pullic -.hssils tax a. white and
s,,larssi -.hs-,l- ia the several countie-
aIsl the city II Balfinnre w"rceSieE
c',unty I'd. iar white ss!hss,ls. 81. I3l.-
.'si: tor e,iof,~l ss.hs.,ls. si.s::6.sJ.
The PARTY who leii f.h at NV
huu-c more than a year ago and vol
UNFAIRLY IN haste went away without
pay. wha-e name was not made known
and Who suPIsl-e has forgotten the
placc that he lett without payment, will
please call AT next sloor To- the High
School. L.
Next Saturday June 30th. one Of
the editors oi the MESSENGER will
visit Pocomoke City for the purpose Of
collecting subscriptions and every lie
linequnt subscribe is requested to meet
us at Kelley's Hotel (Fords House,
and settle.
Captain Charles :. Capper on
Monday brought us the first ripe peach
e. We have seen this summer. They
were of the Early Beatrice variety.
Captain Capper has already commen-
ced to ship them. He will have about
800 bushels of early peaches and a few
of late varieties.
Now is the time for merchants all
over the county TO agree among them
selves as to an early hour for closing
their stores. After putting in one OF
these hot days behind counter an
ordinary man will not sweeten his dis
position any by remaining night after
night until ten or eleven o'clock.
1t was discovered ON Monday that
Hon. Enoch Pratt, the great Baltimore
financier, was an owner of Worcester
county real estate On that day, he
transferred his interest in small
tract of woodland situated in Atkinson
district to Walter B. Miller the Sails
bury kindling wood manufacturer.
Paint your house with the Long
man Il Martinez Paint. None better.
Will take fewer gallons. Will stand
as long again as most paints as every
one who has used it will testify. 1t j.
guaranteed, and the guarantee means
what it saws. For sale at DIR. Hall:
Drug Store. IT,
Among the recent purchasers OF
bicycles in our town are, DIR. L. s.
Dashiell and A. ID. Irwi.i, and the
prospects are very good for a number
of other gentlemen to purchase wheels.
In Salisbury the leading ministers OF
the gospel, lawyers and business men
are among the most expert riders.
When YOU are in need of envelop-
e.. noteheads, billheads, cards, or other
printed stationery, remember the MEs.
sENGER office is prepared to execute
them in style up-to-date, equal Ia
those printed in the best city Offices and
in many instances better. We also
print wedding invitations, visiting cards,
bills of fare, etc. Prices to suit.
Quite a number of Salisbury gen.
tlemen visited Snow Hill on Tuesday
TO witness the races, among whom we
noticed: +. A. Toadyine, !. III. White
Robert A. Graham. Allan Benjamin,
James Lowe, Frank Williams, George
Collier, w. ID. Petit, George w. Bell,
Thomas Taylor, Sewell Richardson,
Charles Duffy, Samuel Duffy, Jerome
Shockley.
We acknowledge receipt of an in
vitation from Professor Charles T.
Dryden to attend the commencement
exercises OF the Middletown, Md, High
School, of which he is the Principal.
Mr.. Dryden is one of the Snow Hill
High School boys and graduate OF
st. Johns College. He is considered
one of the most efficient teachers IN
Western Maryland.
One night recently three young
men OF Lewis set out to dig money at 8
place known as BLACK Oak Gut. y
Unluckily they did not find the Object
sought but succeeded in digging uI
and damaging large quantity Of grow
ing corn for a farmer, ami as a result
TO escape prosecution, were compelled
to replant the corn.--fDelo,care Dem
Ocraf.
Mate .Joynes of the steamer POGO
moke has been promoted TO Captain Of
the steamer Helen. Quartermastel
Earl Downey of the Pocomoke ha,
been promoted to first mate aud Mr.
Robert l.. Causey has been given hi.
position os quaitermaster. The officer,
of the Pocomoke are as fine Il lot d
gentlemen rs can be found on an,