f Übe messenger Over The ’Phone. BERLIN. Mrs. Thomas McMichucl and family for Philadelphia to |TThU puller h lh* largest rlrrula- Quillen—“Hello Central.” lift last Mun.lay llna of anjr paper In Worcester County, A GLORIOUS VICTORY! Central—“ls that you Mr. Quillen?’’ join li.t husband who is tln-rc at work. and U the nlhrlal paper of the rountjr. Quillen—“Rightyouare honey. Have They will make that their home for the you seen anything of my friend Scott present. promised of SNOW HILL, NOV. 11, who to attend to this end Mary liayne gave a party last Satur- the county ?” day afternoon to her many little friends Central—“Nit!” to commemorate her tenth birthday. the** columns are Col. Smith is Elected by a Isteal notice* in We hud <|iiite a numlier of visitors to the 10 a line chargedfar at rate of rent* our town this week. Dr. Charles Carey insertion. matter* not what House of Delegates. far every It and l*rof. Ist. Carey, William <’. Frank- our own others charge. We regulate Plurality of 14600. lin, of Baltimore, Mr. Wilmer Purnell, the worth this The metuliers of the next Bouse of prices according to fair of of Philadelphia. Mr. John ltichardson, Delegates, as far as determined by the journal as an advertising medium. of Wilmington returns received, are as follows: The People Maryland is Allegany—Albert Frett/.el, Rep.; Jos- A Victory for The Misses Mary and Hettic Work- Maryland is LOGf\LS. eph Radeliflfe, Rep; William Close, Rep; man spent a few days this week down WORCESTER 1075! ,1. H. Critchlield, Ri*p; K. Earl Graff, to Newark visiting their friend Miss Triumphant! Redeemed! Rep. the People! Ceorgia Warren. Redeemed! Warton, Stockton, —Mis* Maim* of Anne Arundel—Milton Ditty, Rep; ,1. One of our school teachers was re visited friends hen* this week. Frank Kreins. Rep; Byron Phelps, Rep; viewing his class on language a few —Miss Annie Taylor, of Berlin, visit- What Shryock Says. SMITH’S VICTORY James D. Fcldmeyer, Rep. Wicomico. days ago. and requested one of tin- IRONSHIRE. ed Miss Mildred Avdelotte this week. Baltimore City, First Legislative Dis- scholars to write the name ot two great | B. Sorimger, Deni; Chris- Democrats in Worcester were very men —at once lie wrote John Walter Virginia Dennis, of Newark, shirt “Explanations," said Gen. Thomas J. triet—Harold Miss Wanted—Hands at the Berlin ,1. much interested in the Wicomico con- George Washington, i’or- Saturday and Sunday with Shrvock, "are dead sea fruit after the ; His Plurality Will Reach topher ,1. Dunn, Deni; Frank (lately, Smith and spent last factory. Apply to Dirickson Brothers. George August Republicans every- Brittingham. votes are countisl. I have none to make, j Dcm; L. Brown, Dem; test as the claimed rect said the teacher! Suppose the Misses Bertie and Louise —Services tomorrow morning and We were beaten and beaten roundly in | Nearly 15,000 In C. Mencke, Dem; Forrest Bramble, thing. The returns show a great Dem- teaclier thought there would Is- no bo- Miss-s Eva Smack and Clara Parker, evening in the Presbyteran Church at the city and counties. The proportion j Dem. ocratic victory and that William H. gns School Commissioners on John of Newark, and Mr. Robert Dennis, of The State. Jackson, although Stockton. seems to be about equal in both sections, j Second Legislative District—Aloysius he “moved heaven Walter Smith's say so. Philadelphia, visited Miss Lillian West and was was a year in Maryland : Leo Knott, Dem; Martin Lehmayer, earth" to get votes for himself permitting there be —Mrs. W. S. Nelson and daughter, It Democratic Providence will last Sunday. C. Lit robe, Dem; John completely annihilated. Here is Un- Miss Mary, returned from Bishopville and nothing could have headed it off. so Dem: Ferdinand preaching in the Presbyterian church Messrs. Lee Brittingham and Edward can THE NEXT LEGISLATURE Sanford, Dem; P. Curtis, vote of the county : far as I see. We went befon* the L. Francis to-morrow morning and evening Y. at Iron last Monday. ■ Senator—Jackson, R., 2384; Evans visited friends Box jMHinleon our record. They evidently Dem: William Duncan, Dem. Brew- P. M. at half post six. Leader Miss Sunday. on Thursday Saturday and —Mr. R. B. Parsons left can A Democratic Majority of 45 On Third Legislative District—Oscar C. ington, D., 374!*. think that the D**nns*rats do just 1 Lillie Scott. Henderson, of Wilming- for silted Dem; Siegmund, Delegates Turner, 2330; Mr. James Philadelphia, where he has as well or lietler and have elected Martenet, Charles E. House of R. t Philadelphia is their Joint Ballot. Mrs. Sallie Reed of ton. came Saturday night to a position. that Dem; Cover, Day, It.. 2305; Freeny, R..233K; Waller, down last ticket. I trust they will. I have William L. Dent: Adoiiirum the guest of Mrs. Charlott Coffin this father, Henderson, The plurality for Col. Joint Walter I)., 37(56; D , Bennett, D., visit his Mr. Denarii —There will be services in tin* Catho- to live and earn my living in this State ,1. Robinson, Dem; John Real, Dem; Roberts, 3757; Smith. Democrat, for Governor, over Johnson, 2730. week. of this place. Church Sunday. Nov. 12th, at 10.30 and I want its government cleanly anil William A. Dem. lic Gov. Lloyd Lowndes, Republican, will It, 3231; Mr. John Morris of Waugo. is visit- Mr. Charles West, of Wilmington, M. and 7.30 P. M. economically administered. 1 have the Baltimore County—Edward S. W. State’s Attorney—Leouard, A. not he far from 15,000. ing his daughter Mrs. Alfred Holloway. r West, pleasure of knowing Colonel Smith and Choat, Dem; RedmondC. Stewart, Dem; Bailey, I).. 2X15. visited his father. Mr. Payot* of —Messrs. Arthur and George Mc- The Democrats elected 11 Senators R, 2316; End, of enjoying a pleasant personal ac George W. Truitt, Dem; Henry P. County Treasurer—Waller. Mrs. Thi-odore Palmatory who has Bay's last Monday and Tuesdav. Allen, Anne, spent Sunday i of Princes quaiutauce with him. and members of the House of Dele- Mann, Dem; Joseph Sandman, Dem; Todd, C„ 2732; Parker, P., 220. been visiting her daughters in Phila- Mr. and Mr-. Tln-ron Hanley -pent with friends in this town. gates. In the Senate, with the hold- Joseph Jeffers, Dem. Sheriff—Pardons. R., 2381; Brattan, delphia. returned home last Monday last Sunday with her jsiri-nts. Mr. and over meniliers, there will be 15 Demo- evening. —For Reut—The house and lot now Cecil—Frank H. Mackie, Dcm: Sam- D.. 2757. Mrs. George Mumford, of this place. II The Demo- occupied by Capt. E. Downey for the State Elections. crats and Republicans. uel ,1. Keys, Dem; John H. Kimble, Judges of the Orphans' Court—Cal- Cards are out announcing the mar- Other on ballot will be -15. Our town has. undoubted!v b**ci cratic majority joint " year 1900. Apply to Oliver 1). Collins. Dent. laway. R , 2319: Cooper, R , 2327: Wil- riage of Mr. George Harrison and Miss Republicans on State playing “Quaker but her spirit has The the ticket Caroline—Calvin Satterfield, Dem; son. R , 2335; Powell, D„ 2787; Cathell, Lizzie Franklin in New York, Nov. —Then* will be preaching in the Tin* Tammany ticket won in comities, Ims-ii aroused: we cannot remain silent Greater carried eight ns follows. Al- J. Frank Lciliium. Dem. I).. 2778; Jackson, I).. 2774. lath. Sunday morning at longer Who will say .v* a Christian Church New York by majorities ranging from legany, Garrett, Anne Arundel Calvert, —Duncan, R., any havn't Carroll—Ernest M Anderson, Dem; County Commissioners Mr. John Truittof Frankfort!, moved 11 o'clock, by the pastor. H. J. Dudley. 115,000 to 70,000. In tin* State at large a ; Charles. Kent, Prince George's and cause to be happy Not one. We have, Milton M. Norris, Dem; Samuel 11. 2327: Phoebus. R.,2332; Pusey, It.. 2332; last Monday in the on was ! to Berlin house for the third time, the pb-a'iireof seeing gissl boy to tin* Republican assembly chosen. In Somerset. Hotlacker, Dem; Walsh, Adkins, 2752; —Wanted—A learn Michael E. D.. 2780: Coulbourn. D., Gay Street, recently occupied by Mrs. one our reS[M-cted that body they will have a plurality of city the plurality of of most itiZ'-US called printing business. Must Is* able to spell In Baltimore Dcm. Weatherly. I)., 2787. McMichael. about 30. Robert Mazet, Republican, 8,038; ma- Thomas totill the office of Comity Commissioner. correctly find read writing. Apply at Smith over Lowndes was his Calvert—Oliver 1). Simmons, Rep; County Surveyor—Foskev, It., 2325; chairman of the Ma/.et investigating Gov- Mrs. 1,. L. Dirrickson who has Imm-ii Mr. W. Elton Boston is a man that no the MKs.sKMir.il office at once. jority over all other candidates for Gibson, Rep. Shockley, D., 2776. Samuel L. visiting ami relatives in Dela- town, or small, would b>- ashamed committee, was defeated forre-election ernor combined was t1.144. friends great Stuugis, who is Charles—James De B. Walbaeh, Rep. Monday. admirably our y —Mr. William M. to the Assembly from a New York city The plurality for Mr. Isador Rayner ware, returned home last of. He has servisl count Journal offieeat Princess Spearman S. Lineaster, Rep. for two terms, employed in the district. was 7,276. Dr. Bering's plurality was Mrs. L. L. Marshall, of Snow Hill, the {last and the people Mr. and Mrs. Dorchester—Francis P. Corkratt, Dem; NEWARK. Anne, visited his jiarents. Theelection in Virginia was for mem- spent the past week with her son and had to have him again. He has with- 5.231. John R. Pattison, Dem; Benjamin J. A. D. Sturgis, on Sunday. bers of tin* Hons** of Delegates and one- Mr. John Williams and wife, of Ber- daughter-in-law. Mr. ami Mrs. S. K. stood the angry waves of the political Liiithicnm, Dem. for six years, to-day —The Woman's Missionary Society half the members of the State Senate. Col. John Walter Smithand the Dem- lin, visited his sister, Mrs. L P. Bowen Marshall. ocean and lie stands Frederick—Arthur I). Willard, Dem; as of Church will meet The vote throughout the State was light, State ticket received majorities last Saturday. today, as firmly fixed the Rock Gibraltar of the Presbyterian ocratic Roseoe Swcadner, Deni; J. Edward Mrs. Kdward Furbush left after- and there was practically no opposition city Henderson, Wilming- in his determination to serve the p -ople in the lecture room Wednesday at Tuesday's election in Baltimore Dem; S. Gardner, Dem; Mr. James of to visit her friends, Mr ami Mrs. I. Lirctizo aright. Not a pebble of his popularity noon at 3 o’clock. Every 1sidy welcome. to the Democratic candidates. The and 15 counties The Republicans car- ton, Del , has been visiting his sister, William R. Frankiiu. John P. T. Mathias, Dem. away, we long legislature chosen will elect a United ried only eight counties and those by Mrs. James S. Adkins this week. has been washed and to Messrs. William and Fred Mumford Garrett—Merritt Wilson, Rep; Pat- The Misses Zadie and Meta Iv-nlcy see to higher honors. States Senator to succe**l Hou. Thomas On joint him called a days reduced majorities. ballot the Fin/.el, Rep. Mrs. Annie Whealton and children, left Wedm-silav for Wilmington, after spending few with their S. rick E. last Martin, whose term expires March i Democrats will have a majority of 45 in visiting Our town joins hands with other parents returmsl to their studies at Harford—Noble L. Mitchell, Dem; of Philadelphia have been her N. C. to visit their uncle. John K-nley. 3, 1901. the General Assembly. On Tuesday towns of our county in rejoicing over Dover Academy. Dover, on Wednesday. Howard Proctor, Dem; Wm. B. Hop- sister, Mrs. A. P. Bowen this week. Rev. .1. G. Gantt who went up to the The majority for A. 11. Longino, Dem- they elected of the Senators, which, Democratic victories. Three chi-ers! 11 1 I kins, Dcm; James W. Foster, Dem. Mrs. Kate Smack and daughter visit- city for his health some weeks ago has —The steamer “Vivian" carries jkis- ocrat, for Governor of Mississippi, is 4 holdover Sena- Three cheers for Col. John and the rest with the Democratic Howard—Humphrey D. Wolf, Dem; ed her daughter. Mrs. L. J. McCabe, returned home and very much im- seiigers and freight daily between Snow estimated at 30,000. tors, will make 15, one more than a con- of Jackson and Liberty, too. cur- | Grosvetior Hanson, Dem. near Bishoplast week. proved in health and strength. Hill and Pocomoke City. Crain lowa has gone Republican. The K< - stitutional majority. This uumltcr is a There appears to Is* a scarcity of -1 Kent —Azariah M. Kendall, Rep; C. McGee, Johnson to City and returmsl at publicans claim majority in that one for them, Senator Mr. Robert J. of Philadel- Mr. Garfield is down to his ried Pocomoke liO.nuo fortunate for if Norris, game around here. -R Preston Rep. phia. visited his mother here a few grandfather's on a gunning trip. 10 cents per lag. State. Clagott's illnesseontiuues the party will plenty Montgomery Oliver H. P. Clark, days ago. Prospects for of wild ducks New Jersey chutcd a Republican leg- | have the necessary 11 votes to pass a The Kpworth League social met at —Mr. Charles F. Snow came home to Dem; James E. Deets, Dem, Josiah J. seem to Ihi encouraging. islature. bill. Of the ill members of the House Roliert Dennis of Philadelphia, visit- Mrs. Nettie Trader’s last Wednesday . cast his vote last Tuesday. Mr Snow Hatton. Deni. Scott is still ailing. The Republican majority in Massa- fit! ed his parents near here this week. evening They report a pleasant time. Mrs. William been in |>r for some time, there will Is- Democrats and 35 Re- has health j&L Prince George’s—George B Merrick, League Sunday chusetts shows a falling off of about family attend- are waiting.” Epworth services now improving and the election publicans. I). Perkins, Rep; Mr. Ara P. Bowen and “We still but is 65,000. Rep; Clay John B. evening. All are invited. has made him feel better already. 18.000. It is illiout In tin* Fifth Judicial Circuit Associate ed the funeral of Miss Viola Whealton, Pennsylvania went by Colltee, Dent. Republican Judge I. Thomas Jones, DeinisT.it, is at Pocomokc City, Sunday. The be- was out of many appli- Queen Anne's—Eugene L. Dudley, —**l seleet*d alsmt 100,000. elected Chief Judge over Judge James reaved ones have the sympathy of the cants was a Ooldey College Dcm: John T. Norman, Dem; William because I Republicans confidently claim victory A. C. Bond bya majority of inn. Judge community in their sad afflic- SALE 1) Smith, entire GIRDLETREE. PUBLIC graduate," writes a young man. Write in South Dakota by 10.000 plurality. Dem. Bond was recently apitointcd to the Somerset—William Ward, Rep; tion. —OF VALUABLE— today to H. S. Ooldey, Wilmington, Democrats is Re- E. admit that tile State lietich of the Court of Appeals by Gov. Mr. Virginia was in The revival services which were in Mew catalogue. Walter W. Dryden, Rep; Henry C. C. K. Bodlcy of Del., for the free publican Lowndes, to succeed the late Judge progress at Conners’ M. K. Church, Disharoon, Rep. Town Tuesday. Rev. J. B. Kentucky is claimed by the Dem- Rols-rts. The election of Judge Jones were closed a few days ago. Rev. H. C. —lnstallation services of St. Mary's—Francis V. Kiug, Dcm; Misses Mary and Hettie Workman of place Thursday, ocrats. Judgeship va- Turner commenced his protracted meet- Personal Property. North, take next will leave the Associate will John R. Gardner, Dcm. Berlin, visited Miss Georgia Warren instant, 3 Governor-elect John Walter Smith. vacancy may by ing at Gisslwill M. K. Church oil Sun- the l*Uh at o’clock at Stock- cant. This be tilled Collins, Dem; Sunday. Talbot—William Wil- evening. goodly Having farm, to dis- ton. and at 7.30 o'cbick at this place. Governor Liwndes, and his appointee day We trust that a rented my decided liam C. Dudley, Dem; William Willis, invited toatteud. GUNNING would hold the place until the general As the election took place this week result will crown his efforts, and the continue farmiug anil desiring to sell The public is earnestly ACCIDENTS. 3—=? Dem. election in litni. The Associate Judge our oystermen did not return to their unsaved will not resist the anxious en- all my Stock and Farming Implements, —We are sorry to report Mr. Zadok Washington—Albert J. Long. Dem; A Colored Youth Killed---Ernest can Is-appointed from either Howard or work. treaties of the pastor who labors so per- I will si-11 at public auction, powiV. Mr. Powell was in the Daniel 11. Stanley, Dem; Charles G. sick Carroll county, but not from Anne Miss Louisa Brittingham of Ironshirc, severingly for the salvation of men. city *tvro weeks ago and con tract* si a Howard Badly Wounded. Biggs. Rep; Joseph W. Wolfinger. Rep. Arundel. visited Miss Virginia Dennis Sunday. THURSDAY, aevere cold. He went out to vote on Two gunning accidents occurred near Wicomico-Jonathan H. Waller, Dem; We wish to remind the member* of The Republican loss at this election Mrs. James S. Taylor is visiting her prayer-meet- Tuendiv and then returned to his room. Pocomoke City last Tuesday, one of Thomas S. Roberts, Dem; Isaac S. Ben- tlx- M. E. Church that the 30, occurred largely in the western counties daughter Mrs. Horace Truitt at Salem. evening November 1899 proved Ballard, nett. Dem. ing on Wednesday ami the of Gold is great; the loss which fatal. Paul a Sixth Congressional The Commencing at 10o’clock a. in., on the —y"he loss in the district. Wilkinson, Dem; Dorchester County. class meeting on Friday evening com- is youngcolon*! man residing in Somerset Worcester—Lloyd Farm. near Girdletree of health more." Health is lost by majority of nearly 5,000 received by Ironshirc, time. Taylor (Seaside,) county from Henry J. Anderson, Dem; Charles F. Miss Lillie West of visited mence nt the usual neglecting to keep the blood pure. alsmt four miles Pocomoke Congressman Pearre a year ago disap- City, was hunting in with Truitt, Dem. Miss Eva Smack Sunday. Jones, who has en- Head ofBeef Cattle. Hood's Sarsajiarilla purith*s, enriches company peared in the storm, and a determined Miss Aline I.ioe 50 other boys, and while rambling through House--Democrats, fit!; Republicans, The election possert off very quietly recovered from a tedious attack and vitalizes the bits si und thus serves onslaught u|>on Governor Lowndes was tirely 45 Milch Cows. got foot elltullglill 111 a hero until evening when a little too fever, to both gold and health. Ibssl’s Pills the woods lie his made in his own county of Allegany. of typhovd returned her duties nut and fell to ground, discharging On Joint Ballot Democrats, 81; Re- much tea was taken by some and there- ns- (trammer school on Mules. cure biliousness, sick headache. the It is also observed as an interesting in the Girdlet 3 Well-broken the weapon The contents lislgul in publicans, :{. fore if was very lively. The papers Monday last. Both parents mid pupils for coincidence that Republican disaster —Owing to demand money on his alidomeit, causing instant death. give Col. Smith and overwhelming ma- welcomed Miss Jones' returned to her 2 Yoke of Oxen. good Mortgage Investments, was greatest along the route traveled the Equi- Ernest Howard, of Pitts Creek neigh- jority for Governor. duty. by Governor Roosevelt in his speaking post of 100 Bushel of Oats. Building * table and Iskiii Association lsirhissl, spent the greater part of Tues- Monday accompanied for tour through the State. The Eastern The Counties. The revival services closed Mrs. James E. Rowley has opened it* current stNorth Carolina, Tilghuian. vent the attack. Many mothers who New Maryland Senate. QUEEN ANNE'S. land. returned home on Wednesday re|sirting have croupy children always have this —We want every reader of the MY> ST. MARY'S. a visit. remedy The following were chosen to the very pleasant sKMiKii to examine our stock of shoes. ; at hand and tind that it saves I Official Election Returns for Worcester County. State Senate for four years: TALBOT. Master Merritt, who has been t It's the best in town and our prices are them much trouble and worry. It can | Charley Aline Arundel—Dr. Elijah Williams, WASHINGTON. CAMPBELL. sometime, at writing. the lowest. We have all grades, light always Is- de|M*udi*d U|hiii and is easy to i it I I ill for is better this H U Dent. feet, take. For sale by P. D (Nottingham it j CANDIDATES. 1 :l 5 O 7 Total WICOMICO. having as tlexable shoes for tender tllill shoes Legislative some our Gunners are much sport, Druggi-ts, 1,. 1,. ! Baltimore City—First Dis- It has !m*cu time since little for indoor use and heavy shoes for win- Do.. Snow llill. and per WORCESTER. are Wing roamed daily by Governor trict, Jacob M. Moses, Deni.; Third town has been represented in your in- our woods wear. can Dirickson. Jr Berlin. Lloyd Lowndes 263 25n 252 15ss ter We suit you in selection Rep; 316 !*s 77 66 102 161 legislative District, t teresting paper. those who enjoy this pastime. Muchi Dr. 5. K. Marshall 475 2663 ilin Brvan. Dcm. and please you in price. Si stock | John Walter Smith Dem 115 111 131 20n 136 19s 301 333 Republican. game being procured, but the |>oor Pro] 12 22 13 Is 3 13 12 17 232 Baltimore County John Buhner. is The Hustling Driiggist. isox & Co, Janies Swan. 62 The Dcniiicrats of Campbolltown of sho**s. S. E. M l ALLEGANY. dogs never get a rest. 'omptroller Deni. entire The Home Dentist and Optician, Pilchard—Ardis. ;P. Gotildslioroiigh. Itupj 6(5 voted the Democratic ticket and Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to L 316 263 252 N't 75 95 24* 159 156 s Calvert—Charles L. Marsh, Rep. ANNE ARUNDEL. The citizens of our state should lie J. \V. Hiring. n] 166 123 136 133 IPS 136 IP! 894 331 we feel glad that John Waller Smith is BERLIN. MD. by Ely's Cream Balm, which ID. 2614 worthy ( ticatmciit Married, by Rev. Mr. Dudley, at the Phineas F Ball. [Pro) is pti 21 17 20 3 21 52 IP 2KO Carroll John/.ie E. Beasuian. Deni. CALVERT. to be our next governor, lie carried the congratulated on securing such a agreeably aromatic. It is received Rohrback, is Christian Church of Gocsl Will, Md., Attorney General. Frederick—Jacob Dent. CHARLES. State by several thousand majority, and and competent mail as Col. John Walter through 95 24!* 159 1569 the nostrils, demises and heals John V. L. Findley, R.p| 317 265 219 94 75 66 Howard—William B Peter, Deni. are we can Smith for Governor. We are confidentt Wednesday, Nov. Ist. IS'.Kt. at *p m., Ravner, GARRETT. we glad hurrah for Smith. tin* whole surface over which it diffuses Isidnr Ddii 161 121 I3S 133 19S 136 191 293 334 2611 Kent James H. Baker, Rep. that he will serve the people to theirr Miss I/mise A. Ardis to Mr M. Wash- Finley (’. Hendrickson ProN 50 21 17 20 3 21 51 1!• 252 itself, A 77 Anne’s—James Kirwin, PRINCE GEORGES. Miss Mamie Cooper and brother, and 1 remedy for Nasal Catarrh -1 ingtoii Pilchard. Tin* bride, who was 1: Senator. Queen E. entire satisfaction. We feel proud drying or to Hvard, of Whaleyville s|n*nt last Sat- which is exciting the dis- lH**otningly attired in brown broad cloth ; Li*vin S M<*lsou, R*-pj 316 260 215 In:*, 7; 65 96 219 177 !sss | Dim. St M ERSET. highly honored that Worcester connty |s:i urday Sunday Ik- John I*. M.sire, bin 125 lit 134 194 294 334 2611 lintel E. and with Miss Ella Hast- < eiisi.d niembrine should not used. trimmed in white satin, cuter**! the [Dem 137 Somerset L- P. Dennis. Rep KENT. has produced such a noble statesman as Cream is n-eoguiaed as a s|s*cific. Levin S. Melson. Pro] 50 76 20 25 3 20 49 243 Washington—B. Betts, ings. hereof victory, Gov- Balm church leaning u |e>n the arm of her sis- iblUSe of Delegates. Abner Dent. the conquering the Price s< cents at druggi-t* or by mail. Brewington, ter. Miss Sadie Ardis, while the groom, N Jeroilu* Wimbrww, Rep :top 337 2is 103 it 66 96 251 176 1660 Wicomico- Marion V. Mr. F. S. Campbell made a business ernor John Walter Smith. A (*ild in the head ** immediately disap. was the Samuel s. Outtill, 3,|6 259 242 93 75 66 93 251 160 1557 Deni. trip to Salisbury on Monday. who attiri*! in conventional I •• Master Hughey Truitt, who was re- Cream is Alfr<*l A. Howard. 315 200 21* 93 75 62 91 251 162 IfttSO Worcester I*. 3 |srs when Balm us**l. Ely black, was attended by his brother. Mr. I John Moore. years School \ [ Lloyd Wilkinson. Dem p',9 no |3s I3i IP'.' 135 195 290 332 2602 BOX IRON. Mrs. Isaac Cnmpliell and Mrs. Jerry ported ill in our last letter, is convales- Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York. 111d.IMIVKK SKXATIIItS. Pilchard, who •• Stephen acted as liest ! Heurv J Anderson, 1:,; 113 115 1:*I I9S 136 195 291 333 2602 Cnmpliell visited friends and relatives cing at this writing. - •• 382 of —The dwelling house on the corner man. The bridesmai I- were the Miss*-s * | Charles F. Truitt. 169 126 137 131 IPs ill 196 290 2614 Dick. Rep. Mrs. David Hayiuan, Ouaiicock.' Allegany—David E iu Pittsville. Cookman Dukes and daughter .lanie aim Alice Pilchard ; the gronms- ,j N. Jerome Wimlirow, Pi" 40 19 it* 3 20 50 157 City 3 Va., who has liccti spending the past t Mrs. of the r.sid al the “milepost," the prop •• Baltimore iDist. 1 —Lewis Put- [Charles S AveriU, 10 so 22 15 20 3 21 52 19 2H| A great numltcr of our young people were very pleasantly entertained at the { Supplies. { men were Hunting •• week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \ erty of Mr. John 1,. Robbins, which i Messrs. Edward and G so 17 2 21 19 2s| -7.e1. Rep. Marion Drydeii. 50 21 2" 51 , are attending the revival services at home of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rowley * has Ims*ii occupied since last Christmas. Benjamin K Parade**. Miss Goldie States Attorney. Caroline- Roliert M. Messick, Rep. J. II Riley, returned to her home on Selbyville. on Wednesday. by Mr. Willard Pnsey, caught tire and Outeii rendered Gdietigriu's wedding ; , Adial P Biirties, Ib-p 315 270 216 95 75 65 103 25n lAs 1577 Cecil—Austin L. Crothers, Dcm. steamer Pocomokc Monday last. I $ .... mareli . Itohley D Jones. Dm Ho 142 187 801 13s 195 300 334 2662 Shmvell, 5 was to ground last a impressive manner. 116 Charles—George C. Gray, p. inarm < , burned the Sunday in very A T. R Jones of was The school of Miss Miss Fanny Connor, of Stockton, is A A ■ given Sheriff. Mrs. Samuel Greenback afternoon. Mr. Pusey and family were . ris'eptinn was at the home of the Sehuoltield, lo| Dorchester Win. F. Applegarth, Annie Jarman, and Misses Delhi* and G Edgar Rep 326 263 219 93 77> 66 2.3 s 160 1591 in our town one day this week. spending this week with her cousin. away from home when tin fire oceured, , groom, where refreshments were served William E Isinkford, [Deli 163 116 139 135 IP* 136 Iss 2S| 333 2592 Dim. Daisy Ryan visited Miss Ella Camp* Miss Eva S. Hudson. SLATES, The newly couple (Nharles 3s 23j 15 IP 3 4!* 19 glad ’ and knew nothing of it till told by a i in abundance. wtilded 1! ('ropimr. Pro S 2 21 269 Garrett Robert A. Ravenseroft, Rep. We are to report little Wallace • I*ll last Wednesday. J J For County Commissioners. Jones, friend. The road is much usl and the • Were the ni'ipeutsof many handsome Harford Stevenson A Williams, Brinier better at this writing. Mr. Sam of Franklin City, puid Stephen II Wilson, R.-p 311 27" 2ls 93 75 66 96 249 1.39 1570 Mr. Isaac Campliell is building a house 1 4 PENCILS, 4 and " short visit on fire was first discovered by |ntrties from i useful presents. Mr. and Mrs !*il 2(6 66 95 250 161 Rep. a to Girdletree Sunday. Thomas X Collin >wav' 311 25s 92 7.3 1557 Mr. and Mrs. Stansbury White spent for Mr. Abraham Smith, of New Hope, were driving. chard have our l**st for a Sturgis 75 9.5 249 1670 Montgomery Bouic, Jr t town, who out They, wishes bon 1 William It 317 313 215 103 66 177 Win. Viers Sunday Mrs. SPONGES, 293 32K last with White's brother.. and will soon have it completed. \ 4 with the assistance of neighbors, who , voyage o'er the matrimonial sea of life. W. Elton Boston 11. m 1.9 112 139 133 IPS 131 191 2557 Dcm. •• Curt John L Paradee, 1,.! 115 13* 13.1 IPS 133 193 295 332 2611 Mr. Baker. Messrs through _ Gisnge’s William Harry Williams and Birdie came as soon as tile flamesbroke " Prince B. Clagett, INKS, ■— I Samuel E. ShiH-klev I." 113 112 13,3 19* 131 193 293 331 25*7 PENS, sui*.|ssb*l saving Posey's Berlin, spending , MeNeal passed through our town on In Memoriam. thereof. ill Mr. From New /.calami. John D I 111 worth. Pro 19 7* 21 17 19 5 21 5.3 19 2M Dent. Mrs. Dinzic, of is a J J Tiie house, which was insured I S Godfrey, •• II *3, 20 17 20 6 21 16 19 276 St. Man's Washington Wilkinson, with her sister, Mrs. | : Sunday. They seemed to Is* enjoying funitnre. Wtlliam while Edward Sturgis 4 COPY BOOKS, 4 •• Charles R. ]iassed a wav- in the Cecil Omniy Insurance Cotiqia- Ki-:kkt*n, New Zealand. Nov. 23. I*!M5. 1 William 11. Sturgis 53 I* 19 I 21 .32 I6J R-p. Brimer. themselves immensely. Mr. am very pleased [ : < Irphans Court. very quietly at near Spence large two-story build- I to state that since I Talbot Henry Clay Dodson, Bop. Monday his home ny, was n frame John M. Ryan. 215 93 !l 66 95 850 175 1616 glad to Mr. Oliver Rich- Miss Minnie Mitchell left oil " COMPANIONS, took the agency of iin*le- j R. p 311 334 We are see last Saturday morning about one o'clock. 4 4 Chamltcrluin'* *" Democrats, 15; Republicans, ingand was a total loss. John 11. < Nallahaii, 3.11 25* 839 102 7.3 66 95 2.31 158 1552 Senate morning for Philadelphia. large, ardson, of Baltimore, with us again. was only days, cines the sale has ls*eii very more " 66 His death illness three ' William M. Vincent. 31.3 261 215 93 75 :*l 849 1.3* 15515 ; 11. INK Etc. esixsially of the Cough Bowen, 112 199 131 191 333 pnslictx a wedding soon. although he has hi-en a sufferer for ; STANDS, Remedy. In 1 Aral* Dem 161 121 111 292 2617 Mrs Samuel Williams s|n*nt Sunday Rumor •• J J The lies! I’liistcr. . Zadok ll* 137 19* 131 191 291 340 2623 with paralysis. He two years I have sold more of this par- P Henrv. 1.9 122 Mr. Mrs. I Guess who. twenty-two years * •• 131 19* 131 192 290 last with her parents, and J. piis c of flannel dampentsl with remiily of Alfr**l child, 157 ll* 139 330 2595 Bound For Salt River. was in eighty-two years of age and A i tu-iilar than all other makes 19 10 19 5 21 I* 169 It Riley. Johnson, Salisbury, his " Joint M. Ryan. Pro 17 Mr. S. Q. of Democrat, Chanilierlniu'* Pain Balm and Isintid for tin* previous five years. As to ** | has always been a staunch 1 J 1 its "* George G. Se.irts.rough, I'.* 7* 21 15 20 5 81 .30 19 27* and Mr. Jacob Gunby, of Berlin, (Hissed There must be some jealousy inani- a of this ram- - on tn the affect**! parts is superior toi efficacy, I have been informed by scores . Benjamin Johnson, * .30 *8 83 15 80 .3 83 50 19 B*7 ! and well-known citizen 4 P. D. COTTINGHAM 4 place the widows or through our town on Monilav. any plaster. When troubled with a pain i of persons of the good results they have . j Surveyor. fested at this over r ; munity. lie was always kind and genial W Clysses |R. p 31'' .’69 846 91 73 61 '.MI 853 160 1576 there not be so criticism. off & in the chest or side, or a lame hack, . ri*iiv**l from it, and know its value SehiMilficld. would much The election passed very iptietly' and was liked by all who knew him. \ CO. \ Gohlsbonmglt t Dem 15.3 > 137 131 19* 136 195 298 329 8.391 Nolls Him, 11 ns. Maggieb 1 give it a trial You are certain to lie - from the use of it in myown household. Wris'kmaster. with He leaves two children. Mrs. 4 4 ■non* pleased prompt is pleasant spent and Mr. John T. Sturgis; two Druggists, than with the re- It so to take that we have to Jesse J. Truitt, | Rep 311 33* 816 103 75 78 95 216 176 1665 Messenger you j Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Timmons 1 Sammons 1 |6O 131 19* 132 191 298 332 2595 Tin* loltl last STJ J liefwhich it nffords. Pain Balm is alsoi place the Imttlc ts-youd the reach of the Littleton B. Bin'll, |li 115 13* last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David l grand children and a great many friends W Jesse J Truitt, [Pro 19 21 19 21 521 162 week lltt* Domorrats woultl win a certain cun* for rheumatism. For sale i* I children. E. J S* * ti.khckv. | Ryan. i to mourn their loss. 4 Snow Hill, Md. 4 P. I). (Nottingham A: Co., druggists, by I) (Nottingham (Jo,, Wlioii Col. Smith enters a race We nrc sorry to add that his son was by For sale P A- i ; Snow Hill, and L. L. Dirickson, Jr.,. Snow Hill; and 1,. 1.. Diriek 39 Notes w.-r. east for the Const itut tonal A mini.-lit and UNI against it. in* it ••Tin* should celebrate not here to attend the funeral, as he [druggists. ' iloes to win. —Every Democrat s son, ' Barr- Captain— Scott, first mate. throughout . was on the water. Berlin. 1 Jr., Berlin. John P. Moore's majority over Melson on Isith tickets was 7*o. plays joyful music this week. our gloriousresult the State. away i i