Democratic messenger., 1894-08-04
BERLIN.

Mrs. Alden Davis father who re-
sides in Virginia, is making her a visit.
Miss Margaret Ball, of Bridgeville,
Del, is visiting her uncle, Louis Dill
worth.
Master Albert Newton, left Berlin
last Thursday morning to visit friends
in Delaware.
Miss Carrie Mcfarland left last
Saturday morning to visit her brother
at Clayton, Del
Master Willie Blackwell, is the wei
come guest Of his grandmother. Mrs.
Mary +. Adkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes from New
York, are spending few weeks at the
Atlantic Hotel in Berlin.
We are sorry to learn of Mr.. Beau
champs accident on the cars last Fri
day. but glad TO know it was not SER
ious.
After an EXTENDED visit to Cam
bridge and Ocean City. Mrs. Mamie
Showell and Miss Hola, have return
ell home.
Miss Dora Stephens, of Salisbury,
who has been visiting her friends the
Misses Lizzie and Lulu Davis, return
ed home Tuesday morning.
Miss Kate and Ella Purnell. Miss
Addie Henry, and Miss Rebecca
Greentree are spending the week at
Ocean City ut the Bruce Cottage.
Last Thursday Miss Sallie Dale
and Mr.. Jerome Wimbrow of Whaley-
vile went up to Philadelphia and
were married. They returned home on
Sunday. We wish them much hap
piness.
Charlie +. Ross, aged 16 years and
IL months. died on July 18th. His
death is great loss to his parents and
many young friends. We always re-
gret to chronicle the death of one 50
young. The old must die, but it seems
hard that one so young as Charlie
ShOtiIu ne called away.
DIR. and Mrs. John Page Burwell
and children, OF Washington, ID. G.,
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Warrington, at the Seaside Hotel,
Ocean City. Miss Virgalyn returned
home with them. She will go to
Stamford. Conn, to spend the month
of August with Mrs. Albert Powell.
Mr.. Perduc informs us that the sale
of those goods named in last weeks
paper will he 1T Berlin. on the 10Th,
18th, and 18th of August. this month,
only three days. at Berlin. This will
he chance to get cheap suit of
clothes. Everybody should get ready
for il. Everything in fall goods will
go low. See large circulars for list of
goods, headed with Three Days Sale.
Mr.. Peter Beauchamp had a narrow
escape from death last Friday, and
to-day he feels very thankful he is
alive. even if he is badly bruised.
Mr.. Beauchamp is an engineerman ON
the Baltimore & Eastern Shore express.
His train which was due al Claibourne
7.45 was rushing along by River
side Station when the side rod of the
locomotive broke and whirling around
smashed one side of the cab and in
jured engineermah Beauchamp. He
was thrown to the opposite side oft he
cab BY the same blow, which tore his
bench from beneath him and cut him
off from reaching the part of his ma
chinery by which he could control his
locomotive. Express Agent j. W.
Smith. who was in the baggage car.
comprehended the trouble, and at once
pulled the air cord which passed
through his car, thus applying tpe air
brakes and stopping the car. Physi-
clans from st. MichaelPs found that
Beauchamp was severely cut and
bruised. a bad cut extended around
the back of his head. He was made
comfortable on cushions taken from
the car and was brought to his home
in Berlin.
I'll know an old soldier who had chronic
diarrhIa of long standing to have been per-
manently cured by taking Chamberlains
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhra Remedy" says
Edward Shumpik, prominent druggist of
Minneapolis. Minn. Il have sold the reme
DIV IN this city for over seven wears and con-
slider it superior to any other medicine now
on the market for bowel complaints" 25 and
50 cent bottles of this remedy for sale by
DR. =. l.. Benson. Snow Hill. and DIR. ;. X.
Marshall. Berlin, Md.