Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-06-10
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he re-opened next Sunday week, Jun,
18th Every one is invited 10 be pres
ent. Rev. johnson expects help FROM
abroad, among the number being Rev
h. +. Jester.
Hon. George w. Covington rep
resented All Hallows Parish at tn,
Diocesan Convention in Easton thi,
week Rector William c. Butler wa,
also present after attending the marriag,
Of his son i'm Washington.
Miss Louise Wilson. of Baltimore
was in town yesterday TO arrange foI
the transfer Of Mrs. Wilson's household
goods from Snow Hill to Ocean City
Mrs. Wilson having rented Mr.. .. NJ.
Purnell's new cottage for the season.
If the Snow Hill white boys can't
play ball with the Berliner's our colored
boys can whip their colored team any
old day. Last Saturday Manager Hor-
ace Tingle took the Worcester Club up
10 Berlin and won by score Of 26 10 10.
Chickens running at large are
wild game. and when they stray from
owners property they may be killed and
carcasses kept by persons ON whose
premises they are found" is supreme
court decision of interest 20 Maryland
chicken raiscrs.
AT a meeting If the city council
If Ocean City held last Monday Mr..
James H. Powell. then mayor. resigned
and Clayton j. Purnell. Esq. was
unanimously elected To succeed him.
Mr.. Powell was afterwards elected a
member Of the city council vice Mr..
Cornelius Coffin resigned.
Lawyer John II. Handy. Esq. now
has his family. Mrs. Handy and daugh-
ter Louise. with him in Snow Hill.
They are also accompanied by Col.
Lawson V. Moore and wife of Oregon.
Mrs Moore is the eldest daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Handy. They are all
stopping with Mrs. James X. Purnell.
Mr. Emory 4. Bell. Jr.. of Berlin.
is here helping Mr.. Davis in the Regis
tiers Office until he gets up with his
work which got ahead Of him while he
was sick several weeks ago. Mr.. Bell
is very reliable. energetic young man
and we congratulate Mr.. Davis on his
selection He will make good deputy.
i have a good refrigerator and am
now prepared to furnish YOU with fresh
meats nice aud cool at any time. BE
convinced Of this statment by giving
me your order. II you have telephone
ring up 81 and we will tell you all about
il. Glad TO have you call and look at
our arrangements. All goods promptly
delivercd.-W. +. Cluff & Co.
Through the efforts Of Mr.. William
G.. Kerbin the streets If Snow Hill in
the business section Of the town are to
be kept well sprinklcd hereafter. Mr.
Kcrbin secured enough contributions
from the business men on Wednesday
to pay fer the sprinkling. and Messrs
Mumford & Malone will buy street
sprinkler and do the work.
We sympathize with our young
friends. Mr. and Mrs. George c. John
son. Of Laurel. Del. in the loss Of their
little son Walter. Of cholera infantum
last Sunday. Mrs. johnson is the
daughter of Henry Clayville. Esq. Of
this town. and her sister. Mrs. Clayton
Carmcan. and Mrs. II. J. Clayville at
tended the funeral in Laurel on Mon
day.
The State Dental Associations of
Maryland. Virginia and District of
Columbia met in Washington this week.
DIR. T.. $ Dashiell Of this town was
specially invited to give clinic before
the Association hut the doctor could not
attend because of pressing business in
his office. DIR. Dashiell is one Of the
best dentists in the State Of Maryland
and was formerly member Of the
State Board Of Medical Examiners
Yes. thank you. il has been pretty
warm here this week In fact we have
had not time in the old town for
several days. but the whole country
seems to be afflicted the same way. so
we do not complain. When il was 10
degrees in the shade here i: was rs de-
grces in Baltimore aud Philadelphia
The ice cream and soda water mer-
chants are in clover.
MIR r. Kctcham Of Pike City. Cal.
says: During my brothers late sick
ness from sciatic rheumatism. Cham.
berlain Pain Balm was the only remedy
that gave him any relief" Many Others
have testified 10 the prompt relief from
pain which this linimcnt affords For
sale by =. ID. Cottingham & Co. Drug
gist Snow Hill. and l.. l.. Dirickson Jr
Druggist Berlin. Md.
Mr.. Charles Mckee sent pair Of
his carrier pigeons to Baltimore on the
steamer Pocomoke last Monday in the
care of Jamie Robins. son Of John l..
Robins. Esq. Jamie liberated the
birds in Baltimore Tuesday morning
and one of them arrived home Wednes.
day morning The other bird had not
been heard from Thursday when we got
the news. The weather has been 81
hot il probably got tired and stopped
for rest.
How are your eyes: Do YOU hav,
head ache: Pains in your temples
Pains over your eyes Scum befor,
your eyes: See specks before them
II 81, you need glasses DIR Brown
will remain At Berlin until "Wednesday
Of next week See him about youl
eyes On account If the unusual larg,
am"ant II prescription glasses have
ordered made for people Of Berlin will
remain till "Wednesday of next week, 81
come IN time Examination free.
Ralph Bounds the three year ol,
son of Mr. Edward c. Bounds, VIII,
resides ~ West was bitten by settle
dog al his fathers home recently. Tn
dog was eating NJ the time ~ the acct