Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-10-06
BERLIN.

daughter III Snow Hill.
Miss Edna Holloway spent few
days in Snow Hill this week.
Mrs. John Dilworth is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Louis DiIworth.
Mr. Edward Wise has gone to Bal
.imore this week after new goods.
| hear that our bicyclists are going
to have race here Thanksgiving
Mr.. Claud Bishop and wife are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Louis Dill
worth.
Mr.. Alden Davis and wife have gone
to Philadelphia, Niagara Falls and
New York.
Mr.. Calvin b. Taylor and wife went
up Tuesday TO attend the Presbytery
at Ne" Castle, Del.
Mr.. George Jacobs friends are glad
to see him back to his old stand ut the
Atlantic Hotel. Berlin.
Mrs. Edith Armentrout and little
daughter came last Thursday to make
her parents long visit.
Mr.. Hudson, OF Frankfort, is down
to Berlin attending to the depot while
Mr. Alden Davis is away.
Morris Massey left last Thursday
for Philadelphia, where he is going IN
the commission business.
Mr.. Disharoon, of Salisbury, was
over Wednesday evening. What is
the attraction Can anyone tell?
Mr.. ii. &. Connoway, we are sorry
to learn, is at his home quite sick.
Hope he will soon he out with us again
We are glad to hear that Nellie
Wise who has been sick with diptheria,
is convalescent, and no other members
of the family have taken it.
Miss Nellie Collins has gone to the
mountains for her health. We are
sorry Miss Nellie is so unwell and
hope her trip will do her good.
Quite number of our people at
tended the Snow Hill races on Tuesday
and some were disappointed that Mr..
Steve Quillen's trotter was not on the
track as it is thought he would have
taken first money in the colt race.
\. +. Powell has engaged one of
Armstrong, Gator Il CO. best milliners
for the fall season and will have fine
display of millinery, ribbons, velvets,
feathers, birds, etc, at the opening on
the 1th and | 9TH of October. Every
body is invited TO attend.
The following is list of letters re-
naming in Berlin, Md, Postoffice Sat
urlay, October Sth, 1894:
Mr.. w. l.. Bowen, Miss Mary Baker,
Mr.. Peter \. Dale. Mr.. James Hudson.
Miss Katy Henry. Mrs. Martha Henry,
James Harper, Mrs. Alkaline lIamil-
ton, Mrs. \. W. Hickman, Frank
Hall, G. ii. Hammond, W. +. Johnson.
J. J. Jarmon. Johnnie Kellie, Charles
Kitchelt. James :. Mills, John T..
Mathews, Charles X. Newmon, w. S.
Powell, Lizzie Pointer. W. Frank
Porter, Mrs. L. CULLEN, J. b. CULLEN,
w. +. Reed, q. ii. Rodney, +. Lyons
Whiting, Mrs. Georgia Warren. John
+. wilkins, w. \. Wilkerson, Thomas
Williams. 5. MURRAY, =. NJ.
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