Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-09-14

IIunting'~ Circus exhibited here
last Friday II was good show and
although It was not well patronized, it
was not On account OF the quality OF the
show but the inclemancy Of the weather.
\ great many tomatoes have been
going to the factory Of K. +. Ayar. a.
Co. this week II Is not au uncommon
thing To see a string OF wagons extend
ing from the factory To t. H. Collins
store, waiting their turn to be unloadcd
\ report was sent out from
tieorgctown Monday to look out for
gang OF tuughs who were coming down
the railroad in the direction Of Snow
Hill Several robberie, had been re-.
ported up the county and the report OF
suspicious characters coming this way
set our business men 10 planning
against any midnight rohberics. The
knights 81 the road had better steer
clear oi Snow Hill
-Onr Of the so.callcd independent
Democratic leaders, who live, in Der
In. refused to vote tor President G cvc.
land nj the last Presidential election
aud one of the cHnioiiies OF the social
ed independent Democrats who also
lives in Berlin, found it convenient To
hc out OF town on the same OCCASION
And vet these two men claim 10 hc
Cleveland Democrats. They are both
irving Ia wear the Cleveland mask but
il don't tit them.
Quite u large number of sample
copies Of the Baltimore Tetgum have
been received by persons in this county.
It i the best Democratic weekly in
Baltimore. while the no,ujng HluH
i. the most reliable daily now published
in that city, a. far a. political news is
concerned. II gives all sides fairly
aud it, circulation in this section is
increasing rapidly. II is the only daily
in Baltimore which deal. honestly with
the political situation
The Woman's Christian Temper.
ancc Mon OF this county held its
ninth annual convention in Pocomoke
City on Thursday, September ,, 1895.
Delegates were prcscn, from Snow Hill,
stockton. Girdlctrce and klrj Grange
The day sessions in the VI. f. Church
were devoted mainly to business. Miss
Mamie Scott gave the "Addre>s Of
Welcome" which was responded 10 hy
the county President, Mrs W. G.
Strickland, in behalf Of the delegates
aud visitors. The evening meeting
was held in the w. r. Church The
address Of the evening was delivered
by Rev. j. :. llowk. pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. His subject was
drinking IAN Invasion Of Human
Rights \ union choir from the five
Pocomuke churches furnished the mu.
SIC Mrs. John Sturgis. Mrs William
McAIlen. Mis- Mollie Townsend, and
Miss Julia Brattcn Of this city attend.
cd the Convention as delegates.
The Democratic campaign opened
in this county ON "Wednesday evening
last, when meeting was held in vii
kinson Hall, Pocomoke City, for the
purpose Of organizing II Democratic
Club There was a good crowd in at
tendance who subscribed to member
ship After ciIccting organization
Francis Henry Purncll Esq submitted
resolutions declaring among other
things that the issue in thi, campaign
i clearly drawn between Democracy on
the one side and RepubIicani,m on the
other. Hon. james T. Ellegood Of Sal.
i>bury then addressed the club and
held the attention OF his audience
throughout by the force and cloquence
OF his remarks At the conclusion Of
Mr.. Ellcgood', address Mes<rs William
+. johnson and X. -. Joue, were in
turn called for aud both responded
with stirring speeches which were well
interpreted with applause Much en-
thu-ia>m prevailed and a vigorous
campaign Is promised.
In a recent letter To the manuiac-
tulcr> Mr. W +. Benjamin, editor Of
the Spocttfor Rushiord, y. Y. say,
1T may he pleasure TO YOU TO know
the high esteem in which Chamberlain,
medicines are held by the people of
Your own state, where they must he
best known. An aunt OF mine, who
resides at Dexter, Iowa, was about 10
visit me Il few year, since, and before
leaving home wrote me asking il they
were sold here, stating il they were not
she would bring quantity with them.
The medicines referred 10 are Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. famous toI
its cures II colds and Group; Chamber.
lain. Pain Balm for rheumatism. lame
back, pains in the side and chest, aud
Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy tor bowel com.
plants. These medicines have been
in constant use in Iowa Tor almost
quarter Of ii century. The people have
learned that they are articles OF great
worth and merit, and mequalled by
any other. They are tor sale here by
DR.. G.. +. W. Hall. Snow Hill. and
DR.. l.. l.. Dirickson, Berlin, Md.
In McmOriam.
On July 10Th, after lingering i'll.