Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29
BERLIN.

editors of the MESSENGER will visit
Berlin next Saturday, October 9th, for
the purpose of collecting subscriptions,
and every delinquent reader should
settle with them ai Harmonson' Hotel.
Mrs. Moses Johnson returned from
Philadelphia Tuesday evening.
Mr.. \. +. Powell is spending this
week in Baltimore on business.
Mrs. Mills went up to Wilmington
Wednesday morning to visit friends
and relatives.
Miss Lizzie Tilghman and her niece,
Lizzie NJ. Gibbs, went up to Philadel-
phia Tuesday and came back Thursday.
Mr.. King Wilson has been up to
Berlin couple of days this week max
ing arrangements for school next week.
Mr.. John Rayne, Jr., went to Phil
adelphia this morning to go in business
We hope he will make success of it.
Quite Il number of our bicvclists
expect to go to Snow Hill next Tues
day. We will bring back the prize.
Miss Lula Conoway went up to
Philadelphia Thursday morning, ac-
companied by her aunt. Mrs. John
Quillen.
Mr.. William 5. Wilson and family
stopped at the Atlantic Hotel, Berlin,
Thursday, on their way home from
Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Furbush
left Tuesday for Philadelphia, New
York and Chester. We wish them a
pleasant visit.
Services at old St. Martins Church
Sunday morning. September 3Oth, at
1890 o'clock, and until further notice
during repairs at Berlin Church.
am glad TO say that the severe
storm that was predicted has not
reached us at the present date of
writing and hope it will entirely pass
us by.
Lost-On Saturday, September 22d,
in Berlin, day book containing s25,
finder will be rewarded by leaving
same at John I. keas store. William
G.. ,Iarman.
Tomorrow is rallying day at the
Presbyterian Sunday School. We
hope all the delinquent scholars will
come. Essays and music will be the
order of the morning.
Mr.. Charles Benson, of New York,
spent several days this week with his
aunt, Mrs. Charles Mumforl. We are
proud of the success our Berlin boy
has made and we are glad to know he
is rising rapidly.
Ii you have not paid your subscrip-
ton for 1894 meet one of the editors
of the MESSENGER ut HarmonSon's
Hotel next Saturday, October 9th, and
settle for your paper. The editors can
no, afford to send the paper, and visit
our town for your convenience. without
receiving your attention. 1t is the
best paper in the county and our peo-
pie should show their appreciation of
Il good paper by prompt settlement of
their subscriptions.
Business in Berlin is remarkably
good for this season of the year, and
nowhere in town does it seem better
than at Berlin's White Front drug
store. due. we think, TO the love, pride,
energy and enthusiasm of DIR. S. X.
Marshall, proprietor, and John ii.
Farlow, salesman. 1t gives them
pleasure to serve you with the best of
goods at the lowest prices, compatible
with good quality. Close and careful
attention to business is another strong
point But their efficient remedies for
chills, fever., billiou>ness, diarrh9a,
dyspepsia, rheumatism. pain in the
hack, headache, toothache. scars, skin
disease, and the disease of women and
children, is the basis of their solid and
substantial boom, and their large stock
of fine pocket books. day books, ledgers
triple handkerchief extracts, soaps,
candles, wall paper, writing tablets,
box paper, cigars and smoking tobacco
add considerable TO their cash sales.
The doctor examines your mouth and
teeth free, also extracts without pain
for - cents Seaside library, detective
stories, and other literature TO hire.
All the fashion plates for sale. Spices
weighed accurately in large or small
quantities, which is necessary TO assure
success in pickling, etc.