Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-28

The reason why several of lin
ladies who went la Public Landing N
Tuesday returned more thinly clad thafr
II they went can best lie explained by ihem.'
Mosquitoes have been present with
,ems cc the first Of July. We
Inc product Of our own
srly winds have blown
aiOrcs
Bl,mpanic,l by
Tuesday nj.
,ll, where she
or more. May
alwill pay his last
3. July 3Oth. remain
ding his professional
his dental rooms AL
:. II. Purncll.
=, -. rony.pcnning on Chinco-
81 Island will take place about the
August. The occasion this season
ctcd To he the most interesting and
lously attended for many years.
siiEv. EDWARD Pl.oEthe author. Il led
Friday n4i. M American writer of
ciion was better known ar hal his works
more sought after than T. +. Poe. The
ticiinn-lo, ing world has losi u brigh, light
III pays L. deal with men who adv err
tisc. They are always willing Ia live and
1t live. They are liberal with their Gus.
toner. For these reasons and others YOU
are in"itcl la consult the advertisements
in the MESSENGER.
MIR. Spry liurl"ck. after spending u
weeks vacation with his parents in town
aud having good time with his former
associates here. returned Ia Wilmington
where he j. employed aS "a lnok. Keeper by
the Capcll Hardware Company.
The State Teachers Association was
held on Tuesday. Wrdnc,luy and Thursday
ut Mnuniain Lake Park. Quite large
AID interesting session wa held. SclInol
examiner Beatty and several teachers from
this county were in attendance.
-Dr Paul Jones Mr. John l.. Mock.
X u. Jones and uihcrs left on Tuesday
fnr "a sail aud weeks cunning AMI fish.
ing un the bay in DIR. lHuls-boni which
was built for surh purposes ami We ARE
sure the gentlemen will enjoy themselves
We nrc very thankful Ia those WIN
patronilr w.. but We could give most all
of them better satisfaction II they wonld
allow ~ more time. II seems that every
one puts oil the printer till tho last min
ME aud then expects him Ia do impossi
hilitics with great ease.
-Dc,ln a, the residence Of his sister.
Mrs. Olivia Merrill. IN Baltimore. Md. an
the u inst, Frederick T. Srlhy in the Both
yearuf hi asc, Mr. Sclhy had many rel.
aiivcs hercnni i, well remembered 10y his
friends among whom h. lived until about
~ .cars ago.
4 A
an n pleasant "Trip 10 Public Landing last
Tuesday ia large farm wagon rugged
campmrciing style. There was twenty
IN The party aud the wagon was
drawn hy six ahlc bodied mules II j.
needless To say they hnd big time
The members al the VI. y. Church
Newark, will hold u festival or August 9Th
ior the brncIii of The VI. h. Parsonage
Confectionery. icc cream aud cake will I've
In abundance. supper also will be pru-
yiic'l for all WIN viii Ia!iake, by order
OF Committee.
Senator Wilson came home an Saiur.
tlay To- attend the funeral at Mrs, Rich
ardson We understand that he IL buck
ling On his armnr' preparatory Ia taking
part In the debate 0f an important qncs-
tim which will b, brought before the
Senate during this session.
Those farmers WIN have stuck lO the
regular rotation Of little Oi each. ARE
the ones that have made Il pay this year.
~ they will every year. This matter has
been urged an Onr farmers but they still
prcSisi IN depending on corn alone with
n"w and lhrn small crop Of wheat aud
oats.
The "dog days" commenced an the
18th, inst. to continue six weeks. II Il n
popular superstition that during tbs period
mankind h more liable Ia attacks IrOm dis
ease. thru gu exposure or im9rddance In
their general habits. Than at any other
season. II isaiso ALL 20 he unhealthy 10
lathe In the bay or oean