Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-10-31

ed III the ticket on the first page OF the
MESSENGER to-day. If you do this
YOU will vote for the best interest OF
the farmer, laboring man and business
man of your county, the State and the
nation.
Court opened Monday with a
large crowd of people in attendance
Some OF these came in and paid their
subscriptions. others did not. Those
who have failed to pay up this week
will have an opportunity to bring or
send us money, chickens or something
else next week. Don't forget To do it.
The Salisbury advertiser is getting
ont a Woman's Edition which is to
appear this week. The issue is edited
and run in every particular except
mechanically. by the ladies OF Sails
bury. Copies can be secured at the
news stand OF l.. Hastings. The money
made out Of the edition will he used
for charitable purpose.
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 10 l2l. Re.
member, pay top prices for all kinds
of produce and give you best trade.
Iemuel Hall. Powellsville. Nd.
The millionaires are opposing the
free coinage of silver because they
don't want the people to have more
money. IL the people have money
the millionaires will not he able to
corner the money-market rs they do
now and force the government TO issue
bonds and pay them interest Every
man can easily understand why they
are for Mckinley. II is because he
will favor the millionaires.
MIR. John Eggs, who resides on
the seaside farm which he purchased
of Mr.. James SCOTS executors, brought
us this week two large sweet potatoes,
one of which measured 20 inches in
and the other Is inches
in length. The former weighed q
pounds and the latter ) pounds. These
take the lead thus far. and we are
waiting to see il any OF our farmers
think they can beat them.
All Hallows Episcopal Church,
Rev. 5. J. Morgan, Rector. Special
services in this church to morrow (All
Saints Day. as follows: At 730 A.
NJ, Early Celebration at 1880,
Morning Prayer. Sermon aud Holy
Communion. Subject "The Sainted
Dead" At 7.30. p. NJ, Evening
Prayer and Sermon. Subject ~
Judge Arraigned at his own Tribunal"
School at $50 p NJ.
Il had chronic diarrhoea for ten
years. says l.. w. Kichlein, a Justice
of the peace at South Eastor, Pa.
No remedy afforded me real relief
until was induced by Chas I. Kilian,
the druggist, TO try Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
1t cured me and for a year | have had
no return of the trouble" II has also
cured many others, among them old
soldiers who had contracted the disease
in the army and given up all hope of
recovery. For sale by +. ID. Getting
ham Il Co., Druggists. Snow Hill, Nd.
On Tuesday last School Examiner
Calvin b. Taylor, Esq, rendered his
to the School Board to
take effect on the 10th Of November.
The Board accepted The resignation
with reluctance, as il realized that Mr.
Taylor had been an efficient officer.
DIR. Thomas Y. Franklin, of Berlin,
was appointed Mr.. Taylor's successor.
He is a we'll educated. aifable gentle
man and his appointment will give
general satisfaction. The MESSENGER
will have more to say about the present
Examiner and his successor in future
issue.
Before 1873 every silver dollar
was worth one hundred cents and
silver dollar was just as good as a
gold dollar then we had free coinage
Mr.. Bryan proposes 10 restore the
silver dollar to its old.time value and
make law which will prevent its
being worth less than gold dollar.
Gold is the money of the millionaires
because they have it in their possession.
Silver is the money of the farmer and
workingman. They do not get hold
of gold and cannot get it, Will you
vote for Bryan and the free coinage Of
silver or will you vote for Mckinley
and further contraction of the cur.
rency.
The Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will he administered in the
Presbyterian Church. Snow Hill, on
Sabbath morning, November LIST. 1t
is hoped that every member Of the
church will be present at the Com
There will also be preaching
in the evening. All are invited TO
these services. Children may be pre-.
sented for baptism in the morning.
i have just returned home from
the city with some good bargains in
Mems overcoats and Business Suits.
| bought goods cheaper this trip than
| ever have seen them sell for in the
past and am going TO sell them at a
very small profit. Don't you buy
until you examine our stock.-N. l..
Mason.
The Republican Side Show ex-
hihited its no,hingness here on Thurs
day as advertised DIR. John Soloman
Aydelotte was the only local performer.
He blew the horn, introduced the
performers and acted AS
both clown and ring-master. One OF
the performers excused himself by
saying he was out OF a job and was
only peddling wind for something to
do. In explanation of DR. Aydelotte's
leadership we submit the following
fact /: In 1872 DIR. Aydelotte charged
the same rs now for his services. Then
he had to pay 80 cents bushel for
corn, now he can buy it for 30 cents