Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-09-19

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cess for both sexes quickly assured b,
lis short courses. IT,
THE Defiance" is one of the hes
s75 bicycles made, to introduce them
in this section | am offering them for
500. If You want TO look at beauii
ful wheel call and see the defiance. "
\. l.. Mason, Snow Hill, Nd.
All HalIows Episcopal Church
Rev. ;. J. Morgan. Rector. Service.
in this church tomorrow morning al
1890 o'clock. Morning prayer and
sermon by the rector Subject Gods
Jewels Sunday School at $50 a. m
If you want some good country
lard Wonnell has il for sale cheap.
He knows it is good for he made it
himself Fresh meats, fresh vegetables
and fruits at Wonnell's. Leave your
orders and the goods you buy will be
delivered promptly.
When YOU come to the races YOU
can find good accommodations for your
horse and carriage at Malone d
Mumford's livery stable. opposite Pur.
nells hotel. These gentleman can be
relied upon to do the right thing by
you.
Sunday services in the NJ. Z.
Church. Morning-A sermon to Junior
Order United American Mechanics.
Night-An address on the American
Situation. Preaching at Trinity. at 3
p. NJ. The usual meetings will be held
during the week except Friday. J. E.
Nicholson, Pastor.
Mrs. John Il. Franklin, who has
been here on a visit TO her parents for
several weeks, left for Baltimore Tues
day. whence she will go to Niagara
county. New York, with her husband,
who will spend several weeks there
purchasing grapes for the commission
house with which he is connected.
Mrs Henry White, wife of DIR.
White, of Westminster, died the first
OF the week, at her home in that town
after lingering illness. DIR. White
is the oldest son of County Commits.
sioner Edward White, of this county,
and is a prominent druggist Of West
Mr.. J. Edward White at
tended the funeral.
Don't fail TO get registered next
Tuesday or Wednesday. The officers
will sit at their respective places in
each election district and you should
not postpone going before them. Show
your interest in the welfare of your
children by getting registered and
voting for Bryan. free silver and pros
perity at the coming election.
DIR. Charles +. w. Hall has
rented the sioreroom on the corner of
Pearl and Market streets belonging to
O. ID. Collins and Immediately under
the MESSENGER office 1t was the in
tention of Postmaster Mock to remove
the postoffice to the room DIR. Hall has
rented, but he has agreed with Mr..
Collins to remain where he is, in the
room adjoining.
The races TO be held here next
Thursday promise TO surpass any ever
held on the track of the Worcester
County Driving Park Association.
Remember the day and don't forget to
attend the races. As heretofore, every
race will be fairly conducted. No
iockying will be allowed on the track
and any attempt of the kind will be
stopped by the management.
-Messrs. Smith, Moore q Co. lost
valuable draft horse one day this week
from lock, jaw. 1t was an able-bodied
animal, weighing 1900 pounds. and was
noted for its pulling qualities. No
load was considered too heavy for him
and it is thought the disease was the
result of hard pulling. DIR. Parsons
did his best, but the horse was too far
gone when put in his charge for treat
ment.
The races 10 be given here next
Thursday promise to be the best ever
given at the Worcester County Driv-
ing Park. The number of races has
been given in this paper and the classes
noted. All of our people should take
pride in making this Association
one, because the track is
free from gambling and conducted in
the most proper manner. We expect
good sport next Thursday and a good
turnout
Our wharves several DAYS this
week presented scene of business
activity which we are always glad to
note. Three large barges were dis
charging their cargoes of lumber at the
yards Of Smith, Moore & Co., and
large tug lay by to take them away as
soon as empty. Times are hard, but
they would be felt much more by
everybody in this town and surround
ing country il it was not for the
thousand or more dollars paid out here
every week for labor b. Messrs. Smith,
Moore IL Co.
Clayton J. Purnell. Esq, has been
appointed Attorney and Agent for
county for the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company, of
Baltimore. The company has a paid
up capital Of half million dollars and
is directed by many of Baltimore's
best business men. John X. Bland.
Esq, who for sixteen years past has
been Secretary and Treasurer of the
Merchants and Manufacturers Associa-
lion of Baltimore. has resigned that
position to become Vice-President and
General Manager OF this Company.
Many of our people have gone TO
TO hear Bryan speak to-day
and others will 60 to Dover Monday
Tor the same purpose. Arrangements
have been made for special rates TO
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