Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-04-11

III scltihS out Soou paler-tile Ieo
pies Paper.
Our friends in Berlin will please
remember us 10 dav We will he al
Harmon>on's Hotel aud will expect
you To meet US there 10 settle your
subscription. We will be in Stockton
next Saturday, April 18th.
Sunday Services in VI. L. Church.
Morning Gratitude and Courage.
Night-"light 10 Darkness" No
service at Box Iron. The usual
means OF grace, each night except Fri
day. j. +. Nicholson, Pastor.
Edward Simpler, OF near Lewes,
while wrestling with Joseph Edwards
on Tuesday night, had the collar bone
OF his right shoulder broken in two
/ places. The injured man was sent 10
the home Of his parents in Baltimore
Rev VIM. Swan is among the
recent converts 10 bicycle riding for
health He has been under the in
struction Of Postmaster Mock and is
rapidly developing the art. We have
no doubt he will soon become an ex-
pert.
Give the child his first lesson in
botany as follows Dampen a cheap
sponge. sprinkle flax or grass seed
over it. and hang by long string in
sunny window in the nursery. In a
few days il will he beautiful green
grass ball.
Peter Carver 4 well-known farmer
OF Somerset county, aged 40 years. is
dead. He was the father Of Constable
Edward Carver who was murdered by
negroes on the evening of June 6.
1894. at the store of Charles Miller,
Dublin district.
The congregation OF Tubs Mill
NJ. +. Church. Sussex County, have
refused to allow the preacher, Rev.
VIM. /. Tomkinson, to preach for
them They have barred the doors
against him. Milford Neck Church
also kicks against him.
Miss Hubbell will return to day
with Il full line OF the latest STYLES in
millinery and ladies furnishing goods.
and has secured the services of trim
mer, who has been employed several
seasons in the work rooms Of the well
known house Of Hutzler Bros, Balti-
more.
Mrs. V. s. Townsend and her
trimmer, Miss Dymock, have arrived
home from the city with one Of the
most complete lines Of millinery goods
ever shown in this town. which are
now being opened and priced low
down 50 that cash will count big in
this store.
The Annual Election OF Nestrv-
men Of All Hallows Parish, took place
on Monday evening, aud the following
gentlemen were elected to serve for
the ensuing year. George w. Purnell.
J. J. Collins. \. ID. Irwin, William F.
johnson, Charles 5. Capper, II. Payne,
j. j. Hurlock, L. :. Dashiell.
Attention is called to the Spring
advertisement OF Wanamaker d Brown,
Philadelphia. The advertisement is
not only attractive (as Mr.. McCorkle
always makes them but the subject
matter will claim your attention.
knowing as you do that Wanamaker &
Brown are truthful merchants
Farmers near Easton want can
merry. While farmers on other parts
Of the Peninsula are demanding So a
ton for tomatoes the farmers there
will offer TO raise them for $3.50 per
ton for the sake of getting the can
nery 1t is not vet known that the
cannery in Snow Hill will be run this
season.
-Baugh Il Sons tell You in the
MESSENGER to-day how to get phos-
pilates cheap for cash. II you will
read their announcement carefully
you will get some valuable informa-
ton. Our old friend Archie HolIo-
way. of Queponco neighborhoOd, be-
lieves in Baugh's Phosphate and uses
them. lie raises big crops.
The newspaper is your friend in
spite of your criticisms. 1t helps to
build up the community that supports
you. When the days comes TO any
people that the newspapers are dead,
the people are on the edge of the
grave, with nobody left to write the
epitaph. Do you contribute to the
support OF the Peoples Paper"
We will make another effort to 90
TO Stockton next Saturday. Apr. 18th,
for the purpose OF collecting subscrip.
tions. Heretofore the weather has
prevented our visits and we have been
compelled to indulge our subscribers
there. We will expect all who are in
arrears to meet us next Saturday and
settle.
Congress has appropriated fol
improving the inland waterway from
Chincoteague bay to Delaware bay, al
or near Lewes. to he used from Della
ware bay to Indian river, $4,000
Provided that no part Of this appro
priation shall be expended until the
right of way is secured without cost to
the United States.
1t will be an agreeable surpris,
to persons subject to attacks Of bilious
collie 10 learn that prompt relief may
he had by taking Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Ii
many instances the attack may be pre-
vented by taking this remedy as soon
as the first symptoms OF the disease ap
pear. For sale by DIR. c. F. w. Hall
Snow Hill. and DIR. l.. l.. Dirickson
Berlin, Nd.
Twenty farmers brought the tail,
of 9.l7i ground squirrels TO the Com
missioners of Spokane county, Wash.
ON one day last week to collect tn,
bounty of one cent per tail One MAJ
. hrDupht i'm | 331 sntlirrel tails nm,