Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-02-18
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No skating.
Chickens, &c. per pound.
Fish are getting plentiful a. ound Bish.
opvillc.
The Berlin Band is getting along
finely.
The steamer Tangicr arrived on time
Wednesday.
There were great many people in
town on Tuesday
Mr.. George Clayyille killed an Otter
one day last week.
If you want to employ lawyer con-
suit our Legal Directory"
--Ifyou have anything YOU wish to sell
advertise II in the MESSENGER.
--Storckeepers, IL you want trade ID
yeriisc your bargains in the MEssESfER
Judge Stump will hear the contested
election cases Of Talbot on the 23d inst.
-Centreville, Md. is considering the
feasibility Of wsterworks for that town,
How about the Mackenzie MEMORIAL
Church? When does the good work he.
gin?
Clarence ]. Clarke, OF Denver. Col,
paid flying visit to his sister, Mrs. Bate
one day this week.
We call attention to the advertise.
ment Of Mr.. VI. Il. Erlangcr, Of Pocomoke
City, in another column.
Presbyterian services will be held in
the Court House on tomorrow ut 1880
O'Clock a. ~, and Up. IN.
Miss Clara Dciwilcr, of Philadelphia.
who has been visiting at DIR. Paul Jones.
returned home ON Tuesday.
Our young people had considerable
fun on Tuesday (S;. Valentines Day.. The
editors were not forgotten.
Oysters are plentiful in our market
They sell for Coo. in the shell and 500
per gallon shuckcd--dry measure.
The Honorable Board of County Com.
missi0ncrs were in session on Tuesday
and transacted considerable amount OF
business
--Messrs Rob,. n. Todd and VIM. f.
WALES, were in town on Tuesday evening
and enjoyed game Of whist with some
friends.
w. $. Wilson will sell on the Race
Track Wednesday. 2and inst, all the
fences, stables. g., belonging TO said
Track
The meetings at the VI. +. Church in
this town have been crowned with success,
and many young people have resolved to
lead better lives.
The Womans' Christian Temperance
Union will meet ut 3 p. M. on Tuesday
next ut the residence of Mrs. Zadock
Powell.
Mrs. John VI Purncll fell down stairs
few days ago and sprained her ankle
badly. We are glad 10 learn she has
about recovered from her injuries.
-Reys. X. W. Todd and Johr II. Todd
will exchange pulpits Tomorrow. The
sacrament of the Lords Supper will he
celebrated at Giriletrce aud Connor's
churches.
The Thursday Nigh, Club will not
meet ncxt week, but will hold their next
meeting on Thursday evening. March LIST,
nj the residence of A. T.. Barnes, ESQ
(Onicial Soticc.)
The commissioners Of Kent county
think so much of the American Road
Machine that they have purchased for
use on the roads Of that county. worccs-
ter cog"iy needs about %.
We are glad to learn that our old
friends +. T. Fowler and Thomas W. Tim.
mons, formerly OF this town are meeting
with s0 much success in the Dry Goods
and Millinery business in Salisbury.
Mr.. John Y. Moore has Ind erected
handsome white marble monument in
memory Of his father who died August
18th, 1885, and was buried in the Prcsby-
terrain Churchyarl in this town.
Divine services will he held in the VI
=. Church Oftlis town Tomorrow (Sun.
day. morning and evening ut the usual
hours. Sabba ia School AT . o'clock y. m.
Preaching at Trinity u, 81 o'clock p. IN.
The bond holders Of the Wicomico &
Pocomoke Railroad, through George W
Purncll, Esq. their Attorney, have filed a
bill for the foreclosure OF mortgages and
praying for sale of said road to satisfy
the same.
We are sorry To learn that our old
friend, George W. Porter, formerly resi-.
dent Ofthis town, now Postmaster at Klej
Grange, is suffering with severe rising
on his right hand, aud hope he may soon
he relieved.
The remains Of Harry Nelson, son
OF Rev. Edwin Nelson, were brought here
from Chesapeake City on Thursday and
Inferred in the VI. T.. Churchyard at :
O'Clock. lie was Is years of age aud had
been grca, sufferer from infancy,
We notice in several ofour exchange,