Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-01-18
BERLIN.

Mr.. Edward Furbush moved in his
new store last Friday.
Mr.. III. +. Harm0nson was home
from Annapolis few days this week.
Miss Annie Powell, of Whaleyy lille,
is the guest of Mrs. John Richardson.
Mrs. T. /. Savage is on II visit to
friends in Philadelphia and New
York.
Mrs. DIR. j. c. Dirickson who has
been quite i'll, we are glad to report,
very much better.
Miss Grace Pitts has returned home
from delightful visit to her sister in
Western Maryland.
Mr.. Edward Williams one of our
popular merchants has returned for a
pleasant trip to Westfield, \. J.
Mr. Fleming Bowen left last Mon
day for Louisiana to spend the winter
with his uncle Rev. L. L. Bowen.
The vault of l.. l.. Erickson, IRIS.
private bank is fitted up with safe
deposit boxes, for rent, at $500 per
year.
Rev. Arthur Dougall will preach
in the Presbyterian Church in the
morning and at Libertytown in the
evening. 10 morrow.
Drs. J. c. and +. J. Dirickson, ii.
{. Conaway, James u. Powell and
Robert Shovel went to Annapolis
one day this week.
Mr.. Charles Taylor who has been
in Philadelphia selecting a stock of
goods for his new store, returned home
one day this week.
Mr.. Ii. +. Harmonson moved into
his new hotel last Friday 1t is one
of the best hotels in the whole State
and lis proprietor is one of the most
popular hotel men.
Mrs. Daisey Swift who has been
visiting her brother. c. b. Taylor, re-
turned To Cape Charles Thursday
morning accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Daisey Bowen.
The Presbyterians have held their
week Of prayer and very great inter-
est was manifested and quite a number
have come to Christ and we hope
much good seed sown for the future
Mr.. Pusey has bought the house on
Vine street belonging to Mr.. Fleming
Bowen. and moved there last Thurs
day with his bride. We wish them
much happiness and hope they will be
pleased with our little town.
On Saturday last while master
Harry Adams was attempting to cross
the creek he broke through the ice
and came very near being drowned.
An old colored man saw him Just in
time to save him.
The protracted meeting at the NJ.
+. Church has been very quiet, but
now the people seem aroused and there
have been several conversions Mr..
Atkins is very earnest pastor liked
bv all our people and we hope ais
efforts will be crowned with success.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school of Berlin is one of the largest
and best schools in the county. 1t is
steadily growing in interest and in
members Last Sunday there were
sixteen new scholars, and at this time
"wednesday noon) twelve others are
promised for next Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Jarman from Berlin
and Miss Minnie Burbage from Liber-
town were married in the church at
Libertown, Thursday evening by the
Rev. Arthur Dougall. After the
marriage they had reception at his
home in Berlin. We wish them
long and prosperous journey through
life.
The Berlin Bicycle Agency, DIR.
John III. Farlow, proprietor, has sold
five bicycles within the last ten days.
He is the agent for the renowned
Crawford Bicycles. which are no
trouble to sell, at $40, $50, (s60-this
is beauty and 500, on the INSTALL
ment plan. Wheels TO hire. Agents
wanted in every town in the county. .
One of the editors of the MESSENGER
will be at Harmonson's Hotel, in Ber-
lin, ON Saturday next, January 18th,
and we request all our subscribers TO
meet us there prepared to settle sub
scription accounts. The MESSENGER
is only s1.00 a year, and in order to
publish it at this price. we must have
the money in advance to work on.
DIR. :. X. Marshall has secured the |
services Of Garfield johnson in his
dental office as office boy. The DIR. has
been somewhat under the weather this
week, consequently has postponed his
to the near future. |
You can look out for him, he is com
ing to the front in his profession, and
is making her go in Berlin. a good
and well fitted up dentist is what we
need here. and the DIR. fills the bill.