Democratic messenger., 1911-11-18

pastor of Union Baptist Church, Chin
colleague, for some time has resigned
the pastorate and has accepted call to
be the pastor of the First Baptist Church
OF South Amboy, N. J.
Miss Frances Purnell left Tuesday
for Baltimore, where she will visit her
sister. Mrs. Alexander Russell. From
Baltimore she will go to Morristown,
New Jersey, for visit of several weeks
to her sister. Mrs. Charles S. Gregor.
If your subscription to The Messen-
ger has not been paid this year we will
thank you to attend to the matter at
once. 1t takes lot OF money to run
this paper, and we will appreciate your
prompt compliance with this request.
The game law was out on Wednes-
day. and everybody who loved the sport,
and could possibly get away from busi-
ness, shouldered his gun and went after
partridges or rabbits. Both are said to
be plentiful, and some good bags were
made.
DIR. John l.. Riley wishes to announce
to his patients that he has moved his
Office to the rear OF r. ID. Cottingham
& Co.'S drugstore, where he will be
pleased to see them at any time. Office
hours: to a. m, IL to p. M. Z to
8 p. m. Telephones: office, Is; resi-
dence, l02.
On the evening of Friday, Nov. oath,
beginning promptly at $50 O'Clock, the
ladies' of the Presbyterian Church will
hold bazaar and supper in Mason's
Opera House. The supper will consist
of salad, biscuit, coffee, ice cream, etc,
etc. All are invited.
Mr.. J. A. DeMar has been commits
stoned Justice of the Peace for the Sixth
Election District'hy Governor Crothers,
and he will give his attention to the
duties of his Office in that district. The
appointment is good one and meets
with the approval of the people of the
district.
President Taft and former Presi-
dent Roosevelt are now expected to be
present at the Maryland Week Exposi-
tion in Baltimore, December 4 to 8 to-
gether with Governor Wilson, of New
Jersey, and many governors from west
ern and southern States, and more than
80 presidents of railroads in the south.
The Banks of Worcester County
have recently received from a printer in
an adjoining county prices for Bank
printing, which, an examination will
prove. are at least 10 per cent. higher
than the every day charges of The
Messenger. Quality for quality no city
concern can compete with us.
Every reader of The Messenger who
is interested in poultry raising should
send cents in stamps to Bolgiano & Son.
Baltimore, for a copy of their account
book. 1t will repay you. Look at
the advertisement in the Messenger
headed with the picture of hen. Don't
fail to attend this matter. 1t will help
you much.
MIR. William Solon Powell, of the
Baltimore Police Force. came home
last Saturday on sixty days sick leave,
which has been granted him by the
Police Commissioners, on the advice and
recommendation of the police surgeons.
Mr. Powell is suffering from diabetes
in mild form, and it is hoped that he
will be greatly benefited by his fur
lough.
Congressman Covington's District
First Congressional is to be enlarged
by the addition of a part of Hartford
County. This is to be done because of
the fact that under the reapportionment
the First District as it stands has not
sufficient population to entitle it to a
Congressman. Maryland will still be
able. however, TO retain her quota Of
six Representatives
Don't put off ordering your printing
till you want it. We are very prompt,
and rarely every keep customer wait
ing, but it is not good to wait until you
are out of printing with the expectation
of getting instantaneous service. as
some other person may be ahead of you
and waiting for his work. This does
not apply to printing alone. but to all
kinds of work. The moral is, don't
delay"
Farmers in Sussex county who
husked their corn and sold it three weeks
ago, seem to have hit the top of the
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