Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-03-02
Rev. ID. O. Ernsbereer, A mis-.

Rev. ID. O. Ernsberger, a mis-
sionary from Gulbarga, India, will
preach at klej Grange to morrow,
Sunday at 1890 Il. M, and Good Will
at $50 p m Rev. Ernsberger went
out TO Irdia twelve years ago under
the leadership of the famous Missionary,
Bishop William Taylor He has seen
heathenism in all its forms. Come and
hear him. Revival services at Girdle-
tree will continue over Sunday. Pen
tecostal service Tuesday at $50 p M,
conducted By Rev. Ernsberger.
AT the NJ. f. Conference, which
meets in Smyrna this month. number
Of changes will be made. 1t is said
Rev Warren Burr will go to Kings
wood. Wilmington Rev. Geo Bound,
now at Cape Charles, to Berlin; Rev.
T.. ii Nelson who has completed his
fifth year at Galena will go to Greens
borough, and many other ministers
well known to our people will make a
change. Rev Ralph Coursey is the
III animous choice Of Snow Hill Meth.
odists and will come back 10 his present
charge
My line OF samples for Spring and
Summer clothes was never excelled.
They are from b. Stern IL Son, the
largest house in New York. Give me
your order will make your suit, or
send your order TO Stern d Son. who
will make it to your satisfaction Suits
from So to $50, sent c. o. d., subject
TO your approval. If they fit beep
them. if not return them without a
cents cost to you. Remember, you get
Stems suits. Sterns prices, Stern's
guaranteed fit and style of George b.
Gray, The Tailor.
1t is now proposed by the promoter
Of the telephone scheme to make il
stock company with capital stock OF
$4,000. divided into 200 shares, valued
at $500 n share. Mr.. Bridge says
the plan is 10 run the line from Ocean
City TO PocOmoke City, taking in all
the towns and villages, and that if 100
phones are subscribed for the line will
pay handsome dividend. We wish
him success. Mr.. Bridge says he has
also received numerous letters from
Northern manufacturers inquiring
about the advantages of locating in
Snow Hill.
The success OF the masked parade
on the 22nd, an account of which
appeared in the MESSENGER last week,
has set our people to talking about
trades display in the near future, which
should he encouraged. Such display
might prove great boom for our town.
4 The merchants. manufacturers and
business men generally would take an
interest in displaying the various
enterprises OF the town, and many
visitors would come TO witness such
display. The MESSENGER has adj
vocaied such a display before, and it is
useless 10 add, will do all in its power
to encourage it,
A called meeting OF the Presbytery
of New Castle was held in Wilmington
on Thursday. Rev. William Swan
was received into membership and the
call to the pastorate of Mackenzie Pres
byterian Church. Of this town, and
Gunby Church, Stockton, was placed
in his hands Col John Walter Smith
was the commissioner representing
Snow Hill Church and Mr.. Gideon
Price for Stockton. The installation
services will be held on Tuesday.
March 18th, at Snow Hill. in the
morning. and Stockton at night. Revs.
Reigert, Logan, Howk and Bunstein
are expected to take part in the
exercises
The misfortune that the recent
cold snaps have brought to Florida
and the South may benefit Maryland
farmers, especially the truck growers.
Early crops down there have been
almost altogether destroyed and will
make a shortage that Maryland truck
can. or at least should fill, with n
profit to our growers. Southern straw
berries have much to do with the prices
Of strawberries sent to the city markets
from this vicinity, and now the PENN
sula berries will have that much less
competition and 1t more active demand.
Now is the time To prepare for growing
truck. 1t will pay better than many
other crops.
Last Mondoy was just the kind of
a day to suit the crowd of young people
who had pre-arranged for an oyster
roast at Box Iron Landing. Owing to
the tardiness OF some of the party,
however, late start was made from
here, i'll consequence of which it was
dark before the party reached the home
of Captain George w. Truitt, who had
prepared the feast at the landing. 1t
was therefore decided, the ladies being
afraid to continue the journey over the
rough and narrow road leading to the
landing, to have the oysters brought to