Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-01-18

There will be preaching at the Cos.
pei Meeting House. near Virginia Cross.
ing on Sunday next, 10Th, by Richard
Banks, of Roxanna, Delaware. Every
body invited.
The Young Ladies Aid Society Of
the Methodist Church will hold Box
Social at the home Of Mrs. James p.
Townsend this friday evening. You
are cordially invited to attend.
Look for the half-page advertise
ment of the Big Berlin Store Of Bur-
bage, Powell e. Co. This is their semi
annual reduction sale. and the prices
advertised are very interesting.
Rev. 4. II. Jones, pastor of Clay
ton Methodist Protestant Church, and
former pastor of Girdletree and Stock
ton NJ. p. Churches. has been appointed
chaplain of the Delaware Legislature. in
session at Dover.
Parties interested in the develop
ment of the iron ore pits on Chestnut
Hill, near Elkton. have discovered gold
and platinum in paying quantities. and
it If probable that the pits will be ope-
rated for these metals.
The young ladies of the Junior
Aid Society" of the Presbyterian Church
will serve "Conundrum Supper on
Thursday evening next, January 2Srd.
at "Mason's Palace Of Sweets Doors
will be opene at $50 p. M.
John w. Station, ESQ.,, as attorney
for the owners, will sell at public sale
eleven and one half shares of stock OF
the First National Bank of Berlin, IN
front of the Atlantic Hotel. Berlin. at
three o'clock this afternoon.
Don't fail to take supper with the
Young Ladies of the PresbyterianChurch
next Thursday night at Mason's Palace
of Sweets. 1t will be conundrum sup
per. Everything will be reasonable in
price. and there will be lots of fun.
Mrs. William Robinson. of Califor-
mia. is visiting at the home Of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. John w. Station. Mrs.
Robinson will remain here several
weeks. after which she will join her sis
ter on a cruise to the Mediterranean.
Messrs. Calvin b. Taylor and John
W. station, trustees. will sell a valuable
tract of land in the Third Election Dis
trct at public sale this afternoon. This
sale will be held in front of the Atlantic
Hotel, Berlin. at half past two O'Clock.
The Orphans Court had a busy ses-
sion last Tuesday. Ten administration
accounts We're passed. which is record
number for this court. Mr.. Edward p.
Davis. register of wills. says the next
highest number passed in one day, with
in his recollection, was seven.
Mrs. Clayton Butler has recently
returned home from visit to friends
in Ironshire. Mr. and Mrs. Butler have
entertained within week the follow.
ing: Mrs. Mary Ennis. Of Delmar. who
left last Saturday: Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Dennis. also Mrs. Jane Muir. of Balti-
more.
A means whereby the vibrations OF
the same heart may be studied by a
thousand physicians in thousand cities
at the same moment, and the current
of life registered as the heart pulsates.
has been established, and one Of the
centers of observations is laid at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Miss Jennie C. Nelson, who has
been spending several weeks with hel
brother. Mr.. Oliver Nelson, and other
relatives near Snow Hill. left Friday
for her home in Philadelphia. She was
accompanied by her sister. Miss Emma
Nelson. who will spend some time with
her.
So mere > tue view DTk Gun utStttP
ton of gentleman: A man that's
clean inside and out; who neither look:
Up to the rich nor down to the poor
who can lose without squealing, ant
who can win without Dragging; who !:
considerable of women. children and ole
people: who is too brave to die. too gen
erous to cheat. and who takes his share
of the world and lets other people have
theirs.
We cannot always have things just
as we wish them. And what is the
use to fret and worry? Where has i,
ever benefited us in any way? Itwoult
always be much better for us-wt
would get great deal more out of life
and then besides we would cause
others less annoyance if we would enjoy
and make most of the comforts we have
instead of being dissatisfied because we
have not others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Parson: