Democratic messenger., 1894-12-15
BERLIN.
Read \. +. Powcl's big advertise
mcnt in the MESSENGER.


10 the Epworth League at Franklord.
See what an offer H. +. Parsons
makes his customer, in his advertise
ment.
Mrs Ellen Collins has gone To
Philadelphia where she expects to
make her home
Mr. William Pitts Of North Carroll
M was home II few days this week
visiting his father.
Mrs. Jennie IIarmon>on Went un
Monday to llarberSon to see her
father who is quite sick.
Mrs. Moses johnson left last Satur-
day morning for Philadelphia, where
she has gone to visit her children.
Miss Annie E.>ham made her aunt Il
short visit last week. We are always
glad to see Miss Annie back to her
old home
J. L. Quillen q Son are headquar-
tiers for Santa Claus. They have II
fine line of candies and toys and the
prices are cheap.
Last Sunday evening ut the VI. T..
Parsonage Mr. McFarlane married
Miss Lizzie Rayne and Mr.. Will
Holland. both Of Libertyiown
Call ut \. T. Chances, Berlin's
watch and clock repaircr, next door
to DIR. :. X. Marshall's Drug store, and
see his nice line of fine jewellery, NJ low
prices.
Miss DAISY Wise went to Franktord
last Tuesday to attend the convention
Of the Epworth League. Miss Daisy
Rayne taught for Miss Wise while she
was gone.
Mrs. Edith Armen,rout and little
daughter left last week for her home
in Pennsylvania after making her par
ents quite Il visit We were glad she
was 80 much improved in health.
Miss Evelyne Squiresan her grand
father returned from Connecticut Tues
dav night where they had been visiting
relatives. Miss Evelyne reports good
time sleighing, il must have been quite
change when she came home to find
it so warm.
Your correspondent had the pleas
ure OF looking over one OF the most
complete lines Of holiday goods yes
terday that he has ever had the privi-
lcge Of seeing in Berlin. Robert is
always up-to-date and takes great
pleasure in trying to please everyone.
\ fine line Of albums, toilet goods,
dressing and manicure cases, Christmas
books for children. pocket books, meer-
schaum and briar root pipes, c'gars
and anything you may need IN Christ
mas goods, ut Berlin's White Front
drug store They are selling. Better
have marked and put away what you
need.
Last week seemed to be week of
accidents Mrs Riley Ennis got the
end of her finger cut off in sausage
grinder, little Annie Rulings had Il
finger mashed with window 50 badly
that it had to he taken off Il. the first
Joint, and Mr.. Arthur Scott had his
leg hurt very badly with Il timber
cart.
Mr.. Vincent, OF the MESSENGER,
will be in Berlin at Harmonson
Hotel on Saturday next. December
22d, for the purpose Of collecting sub
>criptions due for the MESSENGER.
BE sure and meet him there and settle
your account. You can tell how you
stand by looking at the little sliE
pasted on your paper. If it says 80
it means YOU are paid up to that year
the month being given. II "a tn,
same 1t is 10 tell you how you stand
50 please come prepared.
think our town folks can holC
their own this fall for big hogs, Mr.
Ned Hudson killed one that weighec
five hundred and sixty pounds. Mr.
Theodore Wimbrough one, five hun
dred and forty and another four hun.
dred and eighty-six, Mr.. George Powell
one five hundred and twenty But
think Miss Nancy Davis beat then
all; the middle OF last January sh,
bought pig which weighed thirty
pounds she killed it two weeks agt
and it weighed four hundred an,
thirty this was gain of four hundre,
pounds in ten months. Ii any on,
can beat that we would like TO hea
from them.
Iron, nerve and discretion vii
always materialize. 1t was considered
Il fool-hardy and an unbusiness-lik
undertaking by nine and eightl
tenths OF the citizens of this town whel
Berlin's White Front drug store wa