Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-11-02
BERLIN.

will furnish you Chincoteague Salts al
a low figure. Hoping to see all my
old customers and new ones, assuring
you satisfaction. Elijah Bell. Mana
ger.
Miss Jennie Bowen left last Thurs
day morning for two weeks visit Il
Baltimore ard Wilmington.
Mr.. ii. +. Harmonson spent q
couple of days this week in Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frank Harmonson, of Delmar,
spent last Sunday and Monday in
Berlin.
The L pworth League of Berlin, will
give one of their charming socials, on
Wednesday evening. November 9th al
the home of Mrs. A. +. Powell, Ber-
lin, at $50. An admission of Is
cents will be charged and refreshments
consisting of coffee, biscuit, butter and
chicken salad, will be served to all
who attend-free. All are invited.
Mr.. A. +. Powell has now gotten
everything straight in his new store,
which is beauty. 1t is large. COM
Portable, well lighted, and filled with
new goods in all the departments.
The opening of new fall and winter
millinery last week was the success of
the season and hats took wings feathers
and flowers and flew to the homes of
many pretty danes. Those ladies coats
are taking the eye and he has them
from So to s12. The dry goods and
furniture departments are overAowing
with bargains.
Rev. +. G. Atkins, pastor OF the
NJ. L. Church Berlin, who has been
discussing the great moral issues of
the day, in his pulpit, will preach next
Sabbath morning. on "The Kind of
Men TO Rule, or Who Should be Our
Rulers"
Miss Maggie Harmonson celebrated
her eleventh birthday Friday of last
week by giving party to number
of her little friends. She received
quite number of presents.
Rev. Charles A. Walker sent two
barrels of clothing down to Miss Mary
Anderson for the needy of Berlin.
She distributed some and sent the
remainder to Miss Mary Jones for the
use of the Relief Society.
The meetings at Libertytown closed
Wednesday night without any public
manifestation, but we hope that good
seed were sown and will bring forth
much fruit.
John ii. Farlow has bought out DR..
S. X. Marshall's interest in the Berlin
Bicycle Agency.
1t has been told to the people in
other parts of the county that the
Democrats of this section were not go
ing 10 support the regular Democratic
ticket. Well there were some of us
who thought that way at first, because
we were not fully Informed as to the
of things, but it is different
now. The idea of our following such
men rs some of these Independents is
enough TO disgust any Democrat who
has his right mind. Mr.. Thomas G.
Weeks in his speech here last Satur-
day told us some things which opened
our eyes and l do not hesitate to say
that any man who processes to be a
Democrat and who does not vote the
regular Democratic ticket is assisting
the Republican party and stabbing
President Cleveland in the back. /
am glad to say that the better class,
good meaning, sensible Democrats
now see things in their true light and
understand that if the Republican
party gets into power in this county
our taxes, which are high enough now
will be even higher; for they have
been out Of office so many years that
they are awfully hungry and they will
keep up their well-earned reputation
for extravaganza in Office. 1t is GER
tainly a hungry horde and the tax
payer who votes to let them in is not
wise. They are making all kinds Of
promises. to get in, but they know
they will never fulfill them. They are
resorting right in this county to stu
penduous frauds, and every Democrat
in Worcester County must be ON guard
next Tuesday and especially in these
two districts to prevent perversion of
the will of the people. if this is done |
predict that the maiorities here will
be increased, for the Democracy is
thoroughly aroused and should allow
no "funny business" One Republican
was overheard to say that they were
going to try a certain Delaware game.
If they attempt it there will be trouble.