Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-10-24
Next Tuesday will be
a big day in Snow Hill.
Are you coming?

Are you coming?
| will consider it a favor if anyone
who sees my dog up town II they will
whip or drive him home. Don't pet
but whip away from you. Calvin b.
Taylor.
Mr.. George Jacobs has been up to
Milford few days this week on bust
ness.
Mr.. Henry Anderson left Thursday
for Baltimore. He will he back on
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shovel have
been visiting their relatives in Della
ware ami Virginia for the last two
weeks.
Mrs. Julia Craft who has been
staying with her tather-in-law for
some time, left this morning for her
home in Connecticut.
Mr.. James Pitts and sisters are NOV
ing this week from Mill street to their
home on Main street, lately vacated
BY Mrs. Sarah Franklin.
Mr.. Charles West has left Berlin
and moved to Ironshire, and Mrs.
Nettie Trader has moved in the house
vacated by Mr. West on Mill street.
Mr.. Frank Bowen and Miss Carrie
McFarlane were married at Gales
town, Tuesday, the Goth inst They
gave a reception at his home on Thurs
day evening. We wish them all hap
piness and long life.
Mr.. John Hastings and Miss Ella
Timmons were married in the Liberty
town church by the Rev. Arthur
Dougall last Wednesday evening.
The church was crowded. May their
married life be one of peace and hap
piness.
Mrs Ewell has returned To Berlin
to the delight of her many friends and
her daughter Mrs. f. c. Atkins Her
sister Mrs. Ad,iie Roe is also visiting
Mrs. Atkins.
Mrs. Lib Furbush left Thursday Ia
visit her friends in Philadelphia aud
New York
Mrs. Levin Dirickson went up to
Lewis,own last Monday to attend the
funeral of her uncle.
Miss Maria Pitts went to New York
last Saturday to visit friends and rela
tives.
Mr.. John Jingle. ot Baltimore. is
visiting his uncle, Mr.. Emerson Jingle
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church to morrow morning and al
Libertytown in the afternoon.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church has started an industrial Schoo
Tor the young girls Of the Sunda,
school. We hope it will prosper, ana
much good he done
The convention of the Epwortl
| League met in the NJ. +. Church las
Wednesday afternoon and held after
noon and evening sessions, and three
sessions on Thursday. The session.
were all very interesting.
The industrial Guild of the Episco
pal Church propose "An Evening il
Florida rs an entertainment. Th'
orange tree will be well to the front
and we suggest they borrow DIR
Franklin's alligator to help the realisti
effect, and. by the way. "Old Jake
was way ahead of anything in his lin
at the FLORIDA on Wheels" exhibit
both in size and express Of countenance
Berlin isn't beat often, boys.
We regret to hear that some Dem
ocrats propose to 'cut" the Hon
Joshua Miles, on his previous Col
record. Remember the saying, -
wise man changes his mind, a foo
never" and rally around him and tn
principles he represents. The indifiel
ence or detection of one man in tn
political ranks has its influence. II
is the best representative who ever wen
from this district. He will represen
the people.
Open violations Of the bird and raj
bit laws are frequent in this end of tn
county and we are told that sewers
names have already been sent TO tn
States Attorney. A Game Protectiv
Association will be organized her
and every one who violates the la
, prosecuted. Better be careful. guI
, ners.
Mr.. Baldwin. Auditor of L.
Treasury, spent Saturday and Sunda
with us. He is so earnest in the eau
of Silver that he risks having "h
head taken off" by the Gold admit
istration. in his public advocacy of Il