Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-10-24

Sunday School ut 30 L. Nj.
The Worcester Democ-
racy is invited to attend
and participate in the
grand rally at Snow Hill
next TUESDAY.
In order TO turn my stock into
cash | am offering boots, shoes leather
and gum dress goods, ginghams.
cashmeres, etc. at reduced rates. Har-
ness in sets and piece. Straw mating
reduced from - cents TO l2l Re.
member, pay top prices Tor all kinds
of produce and give You best trade.
Lemuel Hall. Powellsville. Md.
Calvin b. Taylor. Esq, Secretary
to the County School Board, was in
Snow Hill last Tuesday and delivered
to the teachers OF the Snow Hill High
School the free books provided by the
State. Some OF the scholars have been
working at disadvantage since school
opened but they now all have their
new books.
On Monday Stewart Handy, the
mail carrier between Snow Hill and
Pocomoke attempted TO shoot the load
ont OF his gun at dog. the gun
bursted and injured two Of his fingers
SO badly that they had TO be amputa-
tel. The dog was thought TO be
afflicted with rabies and it had bitten
Handy child. This is the reason he
attempted TO shoot it.
-Messrs. John II. Burbage and
w. ID. Corddry, Jr., have been in
New York this week. They tried to get
into Bryan meeting at Cooper lnsti-
tute, but like thousands Of others they
were unable to get TO the door, for the
great crowd Of working men was too
much for them. Mr.. Burbage says
the name of Bryan was greeted with
ovations and cheers. while Mckinley's
name was acknowledged by misses.
MIR. Josiah Massey of Chester
town, exhibited on Tuesday, an ear OF
corn found in his field, which NAV be
considered political prophecy second
in importance not even TO the is to |
hens egg. The large parent ear had
clustered around it is smaller ears
embodying the successful idea of 16 to
/. Ears Of corn, a well rs straws,
may show which way the wind blows.
Mr.. William Handy Jones. Of
Cheapside, Va, and Miss Annie
Barnes, OF Girdleiree, were married in
the Girdletree NJ. =. Parsonage on
Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Jones are now on wedding tour
which embraces New York. Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. They will reside
at Cheapside. Va, where Mr.. Jones is
conducting prosperous business.
Mrs. Lavinia Marshall has had a
handsome monument erected in the
7. +. Church Cemetery 10 the memory
ot her late husband, the lamented DIR.
L. w. Marshall. The monument is
of white marble and the design is new
and pretty. Ii was erected by Mr..
George l.. Seville, proprietor Of the
Pocomoke Marble Works, and is per-
feet in point Of workmanship and neat
ness.
The Wicomicu Neus saws: Twenty
ladies OF Salisbury have formed them
selves into a Bryan, Sewall and Miles
Club, and hold a meeting every Fri
day evening at the homes of the differ.
ent members. The interest taken by
these ladies will be conducive of consid-
cradle good. Their influence will be
felt in certain quarters where good can
he accomplished for the cause Messrs.
Bryan. Sewall and Miles should feel
much iiattered ut the formation OF this
Ladies Club.
james II. Gambrill, wealthy
grain dealer of Frederick, made a
speech recently before Democratic
club Of Hagerstown. in which he made
proposition to buy 5000 bushels
Of wheat for sl.29 bushel in the
event of Bryan being elected and free
coinage bill being passed. He Offered
to give good bank security to any one
who would take him up He ha
already purchased last summers croI
from Republican customer for SD!
ON the above conditions
We are informed that the Assess
ors are nearly through their work il
the Ninth Election District. Yves
Berlin, and will 90 into St. Martin
next week. The days Of course ar,
getting shorter and the Assessors vii
not be able to progress as rapidly il
the future as they have done in tn
past. 1t is more than likely. in fac
We have been advised. that they vii
complete both St. Martins and Newark
before returning TO the centre districts
and this being true they will not b
here before sometime in December. III
time depending very much on the con
dition Of the weather during the montl
Of November.
i had chronic diarrhoea for lei
years" says l.. w. kichlein, a iustic
of the peace at South Easton, Pa
No remedy afforded me real relic
until was induced by Chas T. Kiliar
the druggist, 10 Try Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remed,
II cured me and for year | have ha
no return Of the trouble" II has ais
cured many others. among them ol
soldiers who had contracted the disea>