Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-06-20
BERLIN.

Mrs. Raena Abbott, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs Henry Jingle,
was unexpectedly called to Washing
ton this week To her husband, Judge
Abbott, who was hurt, but we hope
not seriously.
Mr. Will Rayne has commenced
work on his building next door to Al.
PowellS store, He is having a large
cellar dug which will add very much 10
the usefulness Of the storehouse. We
hear Mr. Joe Boston is to occupy il
when finished.
Mr.. Henry Davis is erecting several
frame buildings in the burnt district
back of where Savage's hotel was
burned. We are are glad TO see them
going up, rs it will make the town
look more home like to have some
frame buildings.
Mr.. Thomas IIammond's brick
store on Main street is going up rapid
ly. 1t will certainly be quite an adj
dition to the town.
Rev. Arthur Dougall will preach
tomorrow morning and evening in the
Buckingham church. Come out and
hear good sermon.
Children's day Tomorrow morning
in the buckingham Church, and to-
morrow evening in the NJ. f. Church
Miss Jennie Hammond left this
morning TO visit her friends in Balti-
more and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Brown came last Tuesday To
visit her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence
Pusey. This is the first time she has
visited Berlin and we hope she will be
pleased with it.
Rev. David Armentrout, OF Frank
ford, made short visit to Berlin one
day this week to see his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Edith Armentrout.
Mrs. Florence Atkins returned
home Tuesday night. She has been
away several weeks visiting friends
and relatives.
After a long visit TO Snow Hill,
Miss Sallie Jingle has returned home
to old Berlin. No place like home
after all.
Mrs. Dollar was unexpectedly called
home last Monday by the death of her
brother-in-law. We shall miss her
bright and happy face among us very
much.
Mrs. Margaret Jones, one OF our
oldest inhabitants, died the 18th of
June at the home of her nephews,
Mr.. Cyrus Jarvis. She was born in
1901.
Miss Lizzie Franklin left us last
Saturday morning to make long
visit to her brothers and sister in New
York.
Miss X. S. Greentree has Just opened
II large lot of dainty, stylish, ready
made wrappers, Gall sizes which she is
selling at - cents, Sl.00, 1925, sl.35,
81 80 and Sl.75. More shirt waists and
corsets-very cheap and latest patterns.
Berlin is forging ahead, and with
live men like Dr. S. X Marshall, who
introduced milk shakes. and was the
first man to make soda water 20 in
this town and who has gotten live
serviceable move on the drug business,
has put in Il gasometer and is making
fresh gas, by the administration of
which he will extract teeth without
pain. We understand that he has
also prepared solution which he
applies to the gums for the painless
extraction Of teeth. Ii he puts the
same energy in the dental line that he
has put in the drug business, we
bespeak for him a grand success in his
chosen profession. Judging from the
neat and convenient manner in which
he has fitted up his extracting, oper-
ating and mechanical rooms, he pro.
poses to hustle dentistry. Ii so, he
will be great drawing card for
Berlin, and a stumbling block to
diseased teeth. He generally knows
what he is doing and is conservative
in his business transactions. lie is
considered very fine dentist, and
is praised for his gentleness and SYM
pathy toward his patients.
Last summer while attending
court at Uniontown," says ID. Il.
Patton, prominent druggist Of
Fayette City, Pa, 'three witnesses
were suffering from diarrhoea. | gave
each dose of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and it
gave immediate relief. On the way
home one of my neighbors was taken
with severe cramp in the stomach
and was suffering with intense pains.
| gave him dose of this remedy and
within five minutes the pain had ceased.
The remedy is a favorite here. | know
of many who are never without it. |
always take it with me when going
away from home" For sale by 7. ID.
Cottingham Il Co, Druggists, Snow
Hill, Md