Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19

ing-lcaye baltimore Tuesdays and Fridays N
500 p. IN. for Snow Hill, touching at the above
named landings.
-+LOCALS.*
ALI kinds Of weather.
Spring chickens scarce.
Court meets on Monday.
House cleaning Is In order.
Butter getting plentiful again.
-white-wash your fences and trees.
Don't be In hurry about taking the
stove down.
-Ifyou have anything to sell advertise
It In the MESSENGER.
The quarterly meeting Of the NJ. p.
Church ofthis town was held last Tues
day.
The colorcd schools of Worcester
County closed on Tuesday last, the 18th
inst.
Mrs. Vanderbilt has recently had
her boudoir refurnishcd at a cost OF
$4,000.
DIR. G. II. Smith has settled ut Stock
ton, anyone desiring his services can fin d
him at the Hotel.
Mrs. John S. Taylor and son have
been visiting Mrs. Taylor's parents In
Georgetown, Del.
Squire Russell has gone into the
harness making business at Mr.. Sidney
Sclby's old stand.
Mr.. Douglas Smith, Of New York,
paid the MESSENGER Office a social visit
one day this week.
-Camp.meeting will soon be In order
30 far we have heard no talk of one to be
held in this county.
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue
James T. Truitt. Esq, was in our town on
Thursday and Friday.
The ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. John I. Sturgis on
next Tuesday evening.
Persons desiring Strawberry Checks
can have them printed at the MESSENGER
Office ut few hours notice.
Mrs. Samuel g. Rowley and Miss
Mollie Rowley, qf Giriletree, were in
town shopping last Thursday.
Rev. ID. p. Truitt, pastor of Chinco-
league Island VI. T.. Church, Is visiting
friends and relatives In town this week.
Something Ncw.-You can buy al
kind OF mill feed. such rs Bran, Mid
dlings aud Shorts. of Clarence II. Truitt.
Grass, wheat and corn are all growing
and II our farmers are not on the lookout
the grass will get the upper hand Of them.
Mr.. Frank Clarke, OF this district
brought the first Strawberries to market
this season. They sold readily at CSC. per
quart.
There will be preaching In the Court
House tomorrow Sunday morning ut
the usual hour, Rev. J. II. Campbell ofiici.
ating.
MIR. Charles W. Shockley and Miss
Sarah +. Brown, both of Porterville, were
married on Thursday last, by Rev. b. f.
Jester.
Miss Minnie 4. Wilson, Of Snow Hill,
and Mrs. Edward Long, Of Philadelphia,
are visiting relatives and friends In POGO.
moke City.
-WeOll attention 10 the advertise
ment Of Messrs. W. 8. Dickinson s. Son,
Pocomoke City, In this issue. II will pay
you to read II.
MIR. Al. Smith. who has been confined
TO his bed for week or more, threatened
with typhoid fever Is, we are glad to
note, convalesccnt.
MIR. Robert W. Townsend went to
New York on Tuesday last with car
load OF sheep. We wish him good luck
In the sale Of his stock.
MIR, John Mckee, son of George Nc.
Kec. Esq. who has been quite sick for the
past week, is we are glad 10 say, much
better. and will be out again soon.
Rev. n. =. Jester will preach at Por-
tersvillc, ..onc mile below stockton, to.
morrow ut o'clock p. M. his first sermon
at that appointment, since conference.
Miss Mollie Stevens, Of Pocomokc City,
was the guest Of Miss Aline causey. on
Wednesday evening. She returned home
on steamer Tangier, Thursday morning.
Likes. Berwanger & Co, the great
Baltimore Clothing Emporium, make an.
other announcement In this issue which
II will pay our readers to study carefully.
The pink eye" Is again prevalent In
town among horses. Clayton J. Purnell,
Esq, has one very bad OF with the dis
ease and VIM. Swilson. Esq. Las one
just taking II.
Beach birds are reported plentiful on
Chincoteague just AT this time. and some
OF our sportsmen could now probably
make pleasant as well as profitable trip
10 the Island.
MIR. Charles Colbourn aud Miss Mary
Brown. both Of Por,ersville, this county,
were quietly married at the Girdle,rec VI.
+. Parsonage by Rev. Mr.. Williams, on
Tuesday evening last.
The Salisbury NJ. Z. Church will be
dedicated tomorrow Sunday. Il Is ex.
pected that Chaplin McCabc will be pres
ent, and a large number Of people are ex-
pecied from a distance.