Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-02-08
Hon. Joshua w. Miles. Of Mary

HaNNiNshS ibi Hupttt bulhhhiS at
Cambridge to cost $50, 900.
Mrs. Sallie Permar nee Sturgis,
of Newark, Del. was in town several
days this week visiting relatives. She
returned home on Thursday.
Mr. Charles Colbourn has been
ON the sick list for ten days, but not
withstanding his indisposition he has
kept up his duties on the steamer.
MIR. Ruric Adams was well
enough to make trip TO Snow Hill on
the steamer Pocomoke on Wednesday.
We are glad that his health is i'm
proving.
Clarence NJ. Taylor. assistant Tele-
graph Operator at Georgetown spent
Monday afternoon aud Tuesday of this
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. I. Taylor, in Snow Hill.
-Wonnell, the butcher, is always
prepared to furnish your table with all
kinds of meats. His stock is replenish-
ell weekly and is always fresh. Give
me your trade. Geo. w. Wonnell.
Notwithstanding the Revival Ser
vices The Young Mems Prayer Meet
ing will he held tonight as usual in
the NJ. +. Church at $50 p. m. Sub
ject Light Come and bring it with
you.
MIR. William Adams met with a
painful accident while working at Sell
by's steam mill one day this week. He
was employed at one Of the saws which
struck his hand and badly lacerated
it.
We will he in Berlin TO day, and
Stockton next Saturday, February
18th, TO collect subscriptions Examine
the date on your address slip and if
You are in arrears meet us prepared to
settle.
Our Stockton friends will please
meet us in that town next Saturday.
Feb. ID and settle their subscriptions.
We will expect you there for this pur-
pose, so don't disappoint us. Purnell
4 Vincent
We are sorry TO learn that Mr..
John ii. Burbage, who formerly re.
sided at Stockton. has been very i'll at
his home in Baltimore, with a severe
attack Of pneumonia, and hope he may
soon entirely recover.
Mr.. Charles l.. BGhm and fami-
ly who have resided at Public Land.
ing for year or more, have left the
Ocean View House and moved to Bal
more, where Mr.. Behm has engaged
in the grocery business.
Lost or Stolen-A black and
white setter dog, with blue black spots.
answers to name of Sport. Disappear
ed last Monday night. A liberal re-
ward will he paid for information left
at this office leading to recovery. Jno.
l.. Robins, Snow Hill, Md.
A parlor entertainment Of very
unique character will I've given on next
Thursday evening at s o'clock at the
residence Of Mr.. A. ID. Irwin. under
the direction OF St. Agnes Guild. The
proceeds will he appropriated 10 the
new pipe organ fund Of All Hallows
Church.
All Hallows Church. Rev. $. J.
Morgan. Rector Services tomorrow
will be as follows: Morning Prayer
and Litany followed by Sermon by
the Rector. Subject Looking Back
ward" Evening Prayer and Sermon
at $50 7. NJ. Sunday School at 2.30
7. NJ.
One day last week quotations on
wheat mounted up IL cents. This was
caused by fresh rumors of war on the
east Side of the Atlantic. Surely it
would be boon if some variety of
scare would raise the price of wheat TO
a paying value. and there perpetuate
il forever and forever.
Sunday Services in NJ. p. Church,
"i030 a. NJ. Jesus asleep in the
Storm" =. NJ, Building on the
Rock or the Sand?" The usual means
of grace. Bring ballots Wednesday
night for delegate to conference.
J. f. NICHOLSON, Pastor.
A very interesting debate was in
dulged in by members of Ocean Lodge
last Tuesday evening, which was en-
joyed by all the members who we're
present. and we would say to those who
were absent that it will be to their
advantage and interes; to attend lodge
meetings in the future, as these debates
will be kept up.
Rev. j. II. Campbell, ID. d., hav-
ing received a call to serve another
charge next year, has rendered his
resignation of the charge at Newark
to take effect at the close of the present
conference year. He has been preaching
there for nearly three years with very
much acceptance to the people and has
been very successful in his work.
The contested election cases will
be taken up again next Monday. The
taking of testimony will be commenced
before Squire Parker OH Monday, and
it is thought will occupy his attention
for several days. We will endeavor to
give our readers the benefit of all in
formation of interest to them in connec-
ton with these cases.
Commencing with next Monday,
February 10th, DIR. E. S. Dashiell will
resume his regular monthly visits to
Berlin. His reputation for proficiency
in his profession is well known through
out the county, and therefore he needs
no commentator from us. Remember
the days, next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, that he will be in Berlin.
Some new women among Phil
adelphia society folk gave 'Twenti-
eth Century Dinner" in the Quaker
capital few DAYS ago. Only women
were guests, and all the guests wore
black skirts. and, for the rest of their
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