Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-10-05
BERLIN.

Notlce is hereDy gwen 10 all persons
in arrears for Berlin corporation taxes
for 1892 and 1898 that | shall adver-
tise and sell all property on which
said taxes are not paid by November
1st This is the last notice | shall
give. Pay your taxes and save cost
of advertising William :. Massey,
Collector.
Mrs. X. +. Parsons returned from
Baltimore this week with all the latest
ideas in millinery, and will open up an
entire new stock Of fall goods ut her
home, which will be used until further
notice as her store.
Messrs. c. J. Evans Il Son have
purchased fine black team of horses
for their undertaking business. They
have just completed their brick build
ing and are now in condition to do any
work at short notice Messrs Evans
Il Son are very popular with their
many patrons.
The Atlantic Hotel in Berlin is
making quite show. The front is to
be pressed brick.
Miss Lizzie Franklin, who spent the
months of August and September in
New York with her brothers and sis
ter, returned home last Monday to
commence her school duties.
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Harmonson
spent several DAYS this week in Phila-
delphia. Their little daughter Maggie
who has been spending the summer
with her grandpa returned home with
them Thursday night.
Mr.. Edward Scott left last Monday
morning on pleasure trip to the
different cities.
DIR. Sylvester Marshall went to
Baltimore this week on business
trip.
Miss Addie Bell and her trimmer
Miss Rose Clayville have been to the
city this week buying in their new
stock of fall millinery.
Mrs. George Hammond went to
Baltimore Thursday morning to take
her daughter, Margaret, to Sadler's
Bryant and Stratton Business College.
She took little Clara along for her first
visit to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doueall and Mr..
Daniel Hudson went up this week to
Colora, Md. to attend the Presbytery.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bratten Of
Philadelphia, stopped over in Berlin
last Friday and Saturday on their way
to Horntown, Virginia to visit his
brother
Mr.. Sidney Bowen went to Balti-
more Tuesday after more new goods.
We are glad to see that the fire has
not stopped business with some in
Berlin, and hope it will not with others
very long.
Mr.. John CULLEN has built a shanty
back of Mr.. Clay Connaway's saloon
and has moved his stock there.
Mr.. Willis Wise has moved this
week in part of Mr.. Sam Massey's
house
DIR. Leon Smith Scientific Optican
of Washington, ID. c. will visit Berlin
and remain at Harmonson's Hotel
from Monday Oct. I to 10Th. Persons
needing glasses. or trouble with failing
vision, can have their eyes examined
free of charge and glasses properly fit
ted.
For Sale-A pair of mules, 6
years old, good size, thoroughly broken
and good workers. For price and
terms apply to Robert II. Dennis.
Letters remaining uncalled for in
Berlin, Nd. Post Office, Oct. > 1895.
George Adkins, James W. Bnrbage,
Henry T. Bouten, JAS j. Baker, DR..
G. w. Bryant, Capt. Arey Burbage,
Geo. Collins, Mrs. Mamie Davis,
Labrian Dix, Miss Sarah Henry, Chas.
Henry, Mrs. Ella johnson, Mamie L
johnson, VIM. +. Jarvis, W. III. Lew
is. Miss Sarah NJ. Leonard (2) Maggie
Littletoy. Mrs. Julia c. Moore, X. W.
Purnell, Miss Mondd Purnell, Carrie
Pitts, Mrs Harriet Robbins, Rev. 7.
c. Smoot, Mr.. i. A. Shovel, John
w. Truitt, J. II. Truiit, Esq.
Persons calling for above letters will
please say they are advertised.
:. MURRAY, =. NJ.