Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-07-04
BERLIN.


street.
Miss Eva Trader, who has been in
Wilmington for some time, returned
home last week sick.
Mr.. II. +. Harmonson has returned
home from the West with another car
load Of horses, which he offers to our
farmers cheap
Mrs. Frank johnson is home from
the hospital. We are glad to hear
she is so much improved.
Miss Ella Purnell, after an extended
visit to her sister in Forfolk, Virginia
returned home last week.
Mrs. Kate Purnell Whaley is the
welcome guest of her parents. Her
old friends are always glad to see her.
Mrs. Peter Parker fell down the
cellar stairway on Wednesday morn
ing, and hurt herself quite badly, but
we hope not seriously.
DIR. Brown is endorsed by the med
ical profession and cannot be classed
with travelling opticians. Office for
one week at Berlin. Examination
free.
We were very sorry to hear that
Mr.. George Jacobs lost his pocket
book last Saturday morning with
about sixty dollars in it, We sincere
ly hope the finder will return the
book and contents.
Miss Phoena Pitts has opened an ice
cream parlor on Main street, next door
TO Miss Rebecca Greentree's store
We hope she will make it a success.
Miss Jennie Bowen left Tuesday
for Ocean City where she will spend
the summer as manager of Mr.. War
rington's casino.
How are your eyes? 1t is of the
utmost Importance to have your eyes
examined by first-class optician, and
glasses and frames properly fitted. DIR.
Brown, of New York City, will be at
Berlin for one week. Examination
free.
The improvements in Berlin are
goirg on rapidly. There are seven
new buildings going up, and more in
prospect as soon as the carpenters can
get some af these off of their hands.
Mr.. Will Purnelrs dog went mad
last week and mas shot on Saturday.
The day before it had been playing
with his little girl and licked her face.
We do not think it bit anything.
Miss Edna Holloway is visiting
friends in Snow Hill. We hope her
visit will be pleasant.
Mrs. Moses johnson went up to
Philadelphia last Monday and brought
home Henry and Louise to spend their
vacation.
1t is your duty to protect your
eyes-God's greatest gift TO man.
Cheap glasses will destroy them. DIR.
Brown, OF New York City, will be at
Berlin for one week. Examination
free.
Mr.. Henry Anderson has gone to
Wilmington and Philadelphia after
more new carriages. From the way
Mr. Anderson is selling carriages
we think after while everybody will
ride.
Mr.. Powell Patey left Thursday
morning for his new nome near West
Chester. Mr.. Mott Chopper has gone
with him. We hope they will all do
well and prosper in their new under
taking. Mr.. Will Collins has taken
Mr.. Patey's blacksmith shop and will
be pleased to have his old friends give
him call.
Mr.. Peter Beauchamp's little baby
died last Sunday, and was taken to
Whaleyville on Monday for burial.
Dear friends we know it is hard to part
with the dear one, but remember how
happy it is in its home in heaven,
where there will never come sorrow or
trouble
Letters remaining in Berlin, Nd.
Post Office uncalled for July 4, SO.
VIM. Burbage, Adam Bethar,ls,
Esq, Phlegm Bowden. Miss Searyie
Calls, VIM. Cummins, Jr., Joseph
Dennis. :. G. Gault, Edward Griffin.
Mrs. Elizabeth ellis, David Hales,
Charles c. Jones, Mrs. Ann Pitts,
Annie X. Punell, John Ara Powell,
Mrs. Laura Purnell, Annie NJ. Powell,
VIM. Powell, Mrs. Leah Purnell,
Addie b. Pruitt, Levin Perdue, Mrs.
Mary s. Rogers, Luenna Robins,
Mrs. Hester Rogers, Sally Showell CD
Joseph II. Taylor, H. H. Vonables.
For RENT.-Hotel or Boarding
House as now occupied by Mrs. Char
lotte Coffin. 10 Bed Rooms on the
2nd floor. Stables, ETC., attached. Also
Large Store House and Tenement
Houses. T.. T.. BELL, Berlin.
Insist on having just what you
call for when you go to buy Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood
Purifier and nerve tonic.