Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-04-21
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Dor DAY.
House cleaning is being INDUCED Il
by all good housewives.
Master Howard Moore has been visit
ing relatives in Salisbury this week.
Many Of our gardeners have beer
busy planting and laying of their gardens
this week.
Judge Charles +. Holland, who ha'
been suffering with some throat trouble, Il
improving.
Col. Lemucl Shnwell. was in tow
last Tuesday. We were glad to see hin
looking so well.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
next Tuesday evening ut the residence ol
Col. John W. Smith.
Straw hats have already male their
appearance on our streets, nevertheless
they look out Of season.
The schooner Delaware, Capt. Denar'l
4. Agncw. left here on Monday morning
last for Wilmington, Del.
This week has been excellent circus
weather and our readers may expect to
hear from one on the road soon.
Rev. James II. Campbell attended the
SESSION Of the New Castle prcsbytcry
which convened at Milford this week.
Miss Clara Collins. who has been
visiting friends in Klcj. Grange, for TIE
past two weeks, returned home on Mon
day.
Rev Chas. Eckels, Of Princeton Col
lcgc. has been visiting his brother, Prof
W. 4. Eckcls. Mt the National Hotel, this
week.
MIR. Geo. u. Covington. who has been
attending school at Princeton College,
spen, u few days with his parents in town
this week.
Mrs. Jane s,ura'I left on Thursday
last for Baltimore where she will get the
latest styles and p,fchasc spring line Of
millinery.
Notwithstanding hard winter, the
whca, crop in this county is looking ex-
ceedingly well and our farmers are re-
joicing over the prospect.
DIR. c. +. ". Hall, has been unable TO
attend To his business regularly for several
days past ON recount. of indisposition.
We hope he may soon recover.
The schooner George :. Richardson,
belonging to Mcssrs. Richardson, Smith,
Moore & Co., is being thoroughly over
hauled and rcpaintcd by Capt JOS Causcy.
For Sale-Onc thrcc-ycar.old colt,
broken in harness and perfectly safe for u
lady to drive. viii he sold cheap either
for cash or an time. Apply ut this Office.
-For all kinds of Garden Seed our
readers cannot do better than call ut y.
ID. Co,,ingl,am II Cos, where they will
find a full line Of all the choice varieties.
MIR. V. Payne has received full line
of outdoor toys. suitable for boys and
girls. Base balls, Bats, Marbles AMI Tops
for boys and Croluct Sets, Hoops, etc.
for girls.
Q
ALL kind Of Spring work is now IN
full blast Although ne new houses have
been commenced our carpenters are KEEP,
busy repairing and making improvements
on old ones.
1t will soon bc time for our young
friends to 20 the back street when out
walking with their hest ladies in order Ia
avoid the ice cream saloon. Who will hc
the first 10 open one:
-Fug SAIE.-A House and Lot ON
New I.anc-said lot contains Il acres and
is in fine condition is suitable for truck
ing and located near the Il. II. depot. For
terms apply 10 this office. Ia.ii-it.
Last Tuesday was an exceedingly
quiet day ia Snow Hill. Our farmers were
busy preparing for corn planting, consc-
qucnily very few came 10 town. and no
public meeting of any kind was held
DIR. Henry White, of Newark. was in
town last Tuesday making arrangements
preparatory To making this his home. Mr..
White is young man and has the best
wishes at the MESSENGER far his success.
Rev. q. J. Smith left for his new home
in Crump,on, Nd, yesterday morning.
lie carried with him the best wishes Of
innumcrablc friends and acquaintance
made during his two years passionate In
this town.
Peach trees are IN blossom AMI the
prospect is fair for u heavy yield, hut they
have many dangers Ia encounter YET bc-
fore they will be safe. Ex.Gov. Biggs. Of
Delaware. predicts the largest yield for a
number Of years.
The Delaware and ID. w. Il ID. Rail
road Companies have been making some
changes in the names Of stations along
this line Among others we notice the
name Of the station At stockton has been
changed TO lIursley.
AT the residence of Mr. Bcnjamine
Hearthway, on Wednesday afternoon Mr..
William Ellis aud Miss Ira J. iIeaTthway
were married by the Rev. u. =. Jester
Only few invited friends were present
io witness the ceremony
1T sounds well TO have customers say
that they can always depend on the gar
mcnts bought nj 0ehm's Old Stand now
"Belr clothing house, Pratt Street. ad
joining Hanover, baltimore. Time saved
and money saved by dealing there.
III you contemplate buying an Engin,