Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-11-23
BERLIN.

Mis-. Jane Collins has gone 10 spend
the winter with her son, Rev. Vaughn
5. Collins
Mrs. EIlenore Johnson and little
Gertrude Henry returned from Phila-
delphia on Wednesday where she had
been to visit her daughter, Louise.
Miss Rebecca Greentree, after spend
ing a few weeks in Baltimore with her
father and mother, returned home
Thursday evening
Miss Lou Holloway is getting up a
music class. Any one wishing 10 take
lessons would do well to secure her, as
she is very proficient.
Drummers are coming thicker and
faster. Harmonson hotel has been
filled for the past week to overlooking.
Mr.. Jehu ID. Quillin has rented
Henry Anderson's new store house
when completed and went to the city
to buy goods, with which to stock it,
this week.
Mr.. Thomas Gray and William
Collins visited the county seat on
Wednesday.
Weddings seems to be going on de-
spite the hard times and we are in
formed that there is good prospect for
several more in Berlin soon.
Mr.. MILKY Griffin and Miss Lizzie
Bebee were married at the NJ. +. Par
sonage this town, by Rev. +. c. Atkins
on Sunday evening last.
Mr.. Jesse Turner and Miss Sarah
Alice Bowen were married by Rev.
Mr.. Atkins at the residence OF the
brides parents in this town ON Thurs
day evening of last week.
The Presbyterian and Methodist
Episcopal congregations, will hold
Union services, in the NJ. f. Church,
on Thanksgiving day. Rev. Arthur
Dougal, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, Berlin, will preach at 1880
Il. m.
One of the editors of the MEssEN-
GER will be in Berlin next Saturday
for the purpose Of collecting subscrip-
tons You who have not paid up will
please bear in mind that We need the
amount even if it is only one dollar.
Ii is these small amounts which make
up the large sum necessary to run this
paper. In printing Il newspaper the
expenses never stop. They are con-
tinual drain and it is hard for most
papers these hard times to meet ex-
penses. Please bear these facts in
mind and pay us promptly.
- young ladies of Berlin, will give
the famous, comic entertainment, ell
titled the peak Sisters" in the Town
Hall Thanksgiving night, Thursday,
Nov. IS at $50 o'clock. Admission
25c, reserved seats Soc. Tickets for
reserved seats, on sale at A. +. Powell's
store. AT the close of the entertain
ment, the ladies will serve turkey
and oyster supper, with ice cream,
cake etc. All are cordially invited.
Supper Doc. Should it storm the en-
tertainment will be the next fair
night. One hour of solid fun.
BERLIN No. ,.
Politics is about hushed up and we
who are not interested are glad of it
and we hope the people will be given
rest for awhile. All the talk about
another election which prevailed a few
DAYS after the recent battle, did not
meet with the approval OF the tax
PAYERS, they are not anxious TO pay for
another election in this county nor are
they willing to be bled by lawyers who
only short while ago were denounclng
the law office business as a hardship
upon the taxpayers. 1t was a piece Of
business which did not meet my APP
prevail and no more does the thought
that we will be run To probably II
thousand or more dollars expense to
crafty Il few politicians and lawyers.
The plain people are satisfied that both
sides did everything they could, right
or wrong to win, and the party or set
of men who inilict upon us the expense
of another election will receive the
verdict at the polls which they justly
deserve. TAN PAYER.