Democratic messenger., 1894-09-01


Miss Florence NJ. Carey, who has
been visiting her parents here for sew
eral weeks left 10 day for Berlin where
she will spend few days before she
returns to her duties in Philadelphia.
-Rt. Rev. William Forbes Adams
Bishop of the Diocese of E.aston. Is
visiting Hon. George W. tovington.
The Bishop will probably hold services
in All Hallows Church Tomorrow.
Beginning September lst. the Bal
timore and Eastern Shore Railroad
Company'S transfer steamer will leave
pier 10 instead Of pier . Light street
as at present \. j. Benjamin. Supt.
Thanks To Mr.. Charles Dias for
an old relic and time-piece, a cuckoo
clock. which he saved from the great
Brooklyn fire which destroyed the
theatre in which he was PLAYING at the
time.
Lost-hetween Public Landing and
Snow Hill. a silver hat-pin with a
round filigree ball at the end. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving it
with Mrs. Jennie Moore at the Moore
House.
The latest antedote for mosquitoes
is coal oil. Ii is said 10 work wonders
by lady who has tried it, and she says
little coal oil sprinkled around the
premises will keep away mosquitoes for
hours.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Mckee.
accompanied by lady friend. paid us
a call last Friday and for the first time
Investigated the mysteries OF the printing
office. Ladies find our office very
interesting.
The stores OF Messrs. Levi A.
Purnell and William s. Wilson on
Washington street are nearing compile
ton. John :. Hurlock, Esq, has
rented the Wilson building for Il hard
ware store.
A Mrs. Lynch of 81. Martins
district this county gave birth 10 trip
Its last week. The mother and little
ones are doing well and Papa Lynch
although only ) feet tall, feels himself
the biggest man in the county.
ladies should take advantage of
the opportunity TO learn bookkeeping,
shorthand and typewriting offered by
Mrs. w. Bettcher. Many ladies who
possess knowledge Of these fill i'm
portant and profitable positions.
-Messrs. Cruss and Permar have
sold over 200 Dairy Swing Chums in
this county already and have been here
only few weeks. They publish some
new letters in their column in the MIS-
sENGR this week, which you should
read.
MIR. Samuel Tilghman. OF POGO
moke City, had an epileptic fit while in
Snow Hill ON Tuesday. DIR. Paul
Jones rendered the medical assistance
necessary to relieve Mr.. Tilghman and
he was afterward conveyed to his home
by Mr.. John Ellis.
The farmers of Worcester have
been engaged this week in taking down
fodder. Both this and the corn crop
are doing well and the producers are
much encouraged. There is also 4
good yield of tomatoes and potatoes and
taken altogether the farming interests
are looking up.
Misses Lottie Smith, Georgia
Smith, Emma Dougherty, Ethelyn
Wilson. Louise Wilson, Mrs. William
Sidney Wilson and Messrs Franklin
[ pshur Henry Franklin, and several
strange young gentlemen guests at
Ocean City, were in Snow Hill on Sat
urday.
The repairs in the Normal School
building could not be completed by the
time fixed for the opening of the Fall
session. 1t has therefore been arranged
by the State Board of Education, after
consulting the architect, that the Fall
session of the State Normal School will
begin on Tuesday, September 25th.
The canning establishment Of
Messrs. X. +. Ayars d Co. has been
taxed TO its utmost capacity this week
with some of the incest tomatoes we have
ever seen. We understand that one
ten-acre lot in town will yield twelve
tons per acre, which, at prices paid this
season, will make it pay the owner
about 500.
Arrangements for the centennial
Exposition of Baltimore in 1897 are
assuming shape and indications are that
it will he second only to the World's
Fair Exposition. Every Marylander
should aid in making this Il grand
success as it will bring many people
here who may be induced to locate in
our midst.
Miss Minnie Moore of this town.
who is a teacher in the Aberdeen High
School, Hartford County, is down OH
the program of the Hartford Teacher.
Institute to come off next week, TO lis.
cuss "Discipline"-the prevention and
correction of disorder-expulsion and
other methods. Miss Minnie has the
reputation OF being most excellent
teacher
Mrs. Esther a. Pinchin advertise.
her household and kitchen furniture in
the MESSENGER to-day. The sale
comes oil on Wednesday, September
18th. She has nice lot of furniture
and this sale will aiforl the public al
opportunity to get some good bargains
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