Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-06-29

Mrs. Mary A. k0llick and daugh
ter Of Georgetown. Del, and Mrs
Maria l.. Major and daughter OF Brook
lyn, \. u, are the guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs. j. I. Taylor on Washington It
Chamberlain Cough Remed,
cures colds, Group and whooping cough
1t is pleasant, safe and reliable. Fol
sale hv DIR. &. +. w. Hall. Snow Hill
and DIR. :. X. Marshall, Berlin, Nd
SO per month and all expence.
selling srecialties TO retail trade. Ex
perience unnecessary. Send six one
cent stamps for sample and terms, tC
Crescent Chemical Company, Berwyn
Pa. 1t.
The Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway Company is now
running on the summer schedule time
and persons from here can 90 to Ocean
City on either train without delay ia
Berlin.
We have flags, masks and other
paraphernalia for all those who propose
to enter the great masquerade parade
on the Fourth. Examine our stock
before buying your outfit. Il. J. Me.
Allen & Bro.
-Notice-All persons owing me
taxes for 1892 and 1898 are hereby
notified that | will begin TO advertise
all property ON which the taxes are not
paid the first week in July. +. T..
Taylor, Collector.
The Peninsula Press Association
has an invitation to visit the Cotton
Exposition at Atlanta in October, and
if arrangements can he made it is like
ly the annual meeting this year will be
held at that place.
i desire to notify my clients and
the public. that will be in my office
in Snow Hill every Tuesday, during
the summer months,-the rest of the
week ut Ocean City, and will come
home OH call. w. s. Wilson.
The latest invention in the bicycle
line is one that may be folded in a
convenient way to be carried around.
We doubt, however, if it can be more
completely folded than some Of our
riders are when using the bike.
Parcels and small packages or
telegrGms if left at our office will he
forwarded 20 the depot. Baggage and
merchandise Conveyed TO and from
railroad depot, steambc:' and private
residences.-Snow Hill Transfer ca.
Rev. J. ID. Kinzer, President of
the Maryland Conference Methodist
Protestant Church, will make his Off
cial visitation to Snow Hill charge
tomorrow, Sunday and will preach
at Box Iron in the morning, Trinity in
the afternoon, and in town at night
Warm, dry weather has prevailed
here for four weeks as result of
which all crops have suffered and many
have been cut short. With the ex-
ception OF barely enough rain TO lay
the dust Monday night no rain has
fallen here during the month of June.
Miss Ollie johnson and Winnie
fred Payne accompanied Mrs. Clarence
Hodson on her trip home last Monday
The young ladies will spend some time
with Mrs. Hodson at her pretty home
in Crisfield, while admiring friends
here will anxiously await their return
home
The Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway Company is now
prepared to contract with Sunday
Schools, Societies DC, for excursions to
Ocean City. Application for rates,
terms, dates &c, should be made inn
mediately to A. J. Benjamin. Sup't,
Salisbury, Nd.
MIR. Robert Quail Taylor, senior
member of the firm Of X. Q. Taylor x
Co., hat dealers, on North Calvert
street, Baltimore, died at his residence,
1906 Eutaw Place, Sunday morning,
from heart trouble, aged seventy-six
years and ten months. Mr.. Taylor
had many friends and patrons in Wor-
cester county.
The editors of the MESSENGER
visited Ocean City this week and found
many Improvements had been made
there since last season. Ocean CITY
will soon rival some of the pretentious
resorts along the Atlantic Coast, both
in the beauty OF its architecture and
the number Of its visitors.
The Maltby House, Baltimore, is
now under new management. I'm
provements are being made to add to
the comfort of its patrons and every
effort will be made to increase the rep
utation of this old and well known
house. The same clerical force will
still be found in the office. O. A.
Fowler Manager.
MIR. Joseph Chamberlain has at
work on his farm near Cambridge a
very complete farming implement in
the shape of a tomato planter. 1t digs
the holes, waters the plants and packs
the dirt around them. With il five or
six acres per day can be planted, and
few machines of greater labor saving
qualities are to be found.
"A grand picnic will be held at
Millville on Thursday, July 18th, at
which there will he music, speaking
and refreshments of all kinds. Oysters
served in all styles. The picnic will
be held III a cool, shady grove with
plenty of shelter in case Of rain. Don't
miss it, but come. one and all. and
have good time. Committee. q.
-Gorey Bordley, a young colored
man Of Denton, has captured SIG
worth Of bull frogs recently. On one
trip he bagged l25. The last ship.
ment heard from brought - cents per
dozen in the city. The marshes near
Denton still abound in this game, how.
ever, and their resonant notes can he
heard every warm evening in grand