Democratic messenger., 1888-09-15

Hon. Frank Purnell was In town las
Tuesday.
If you wan, to see first.class fair g
TO Dover.
-1Oc per pound cash paid for sprinl
chickens at this Office.
Mrs. Lucy Bowen, Of Berlin, Is tn
guest of Mrs. VIM. s. Wilson.
Some good horse racing Is expected
both q: the Dover and Easton fairs.
Mrs. Robert Keas, of Bishopvillc, 4
visiting the family Of Capt. ]. Causcy.
Have you? oh. have you, tried tho
best SC, cigar in towns We chavc. Clarcnc,
Truitt has II.
Losr-A string of amber beads the prop
crty ofa little girl. y suitable reward
will be paid il returned TO this Office.
DIR John W. Purncll returned TO hi.
studies at the University of Maryland las
Monday. We wish him mpid progress.
The County Commissioners were II
session at their Office on Tuesday last
No business of importance was transact.
cd.
Misses Maud and Lizzie Whaley, o
WhalcyYillc. and Miss Laura Henry, o
Berlin, are the guests Of Mrs. Oliver ID
Collins
When you visit Baltimore, stop at th,
Maltby House, where will be found first,
class accommodations and exceedingly
low rates.
Sweet things OF all kinds at Clarence
Truitts.-Candics, cakes, nuts, raisins
anything you want aud rs cheap rs you
can get 1t.
bread is the ''stafr of lifc." Necessarily
10 have good bread yon must have good
flour. LEAFS is the best. For sale by Clar.
encc Truitt.
Feed your horses, cows. and pigs on
mill feed. For Sale by Clarence Trui,,. a,
30c, SOC, and 55c per bushel Delivered
at your dor free.
Mrs. Sallic Hutchinson, of Baltimore
who has been the quest of her sister, Mrs
Horace Payne, for several weeks. return.
cd home last Thursday
You are going to can some fruit just
what you ought TO do. How about Masons
old reliable Fruit Jars Lowest price ut
Clarence Tuitts. her.
The executive =
j.. young mems Demfs =. ~xs
cured number %, Ons
which have been dist ,.sgsthe
members Of the club. "a
There will he an all.day meeting In
the Old School Baptist Meeting House In
this town on Sunday. the 30th, day OF
this month. Ministers from abroad will
he present on the occasion.
"A number Of ladies and gentlemen
spent pleasant time dancing at Purnell's
Hall on Friday evening last. Fiddler
nuEt, furnished music for the occasion
drew lively "bow" as usual.
NThc Misses Florence and BERTHE
.dsey, Of Baltimore, who have been
Ing relatives in Snow Hill and vicini
the past four weeks, returned Ia
re on Monday, much to the re.
s- many friends.
~ Hudson, of Bishopville,
@h Covington, Wilson &
=, has instituted pro.
~ rinculo matrimonii
.g@s@--~"-. William Hudson. who
1 resides in Sta ex Co, Del.
extend thanks 10 Mr.. Charles :
~, Secretary Peninsula Horticultural
ciety. for ti< ITS 10 the First Annual
shibition," which comes of u, the vii.
.aington Grand Opera Honsc on Sep,cm.
her 18th, 10Th, 20ih, and 2lst.
--Mr.J. Sidney Wimbrough was sent
10 Queponco this week 10 I'LL the office oi
the Freight and Passenger Agent at tina,
place, the agent there being away on a
visit. We commend Mr.. Wlmbrough tc
the people OF Qucponco.
Smith, Moore & Co, are prepared "a
deliver the best Lee White lisa Coai at the
lowest market price. We handle no coal
Of inferior quality. No measuring, each
ton weighed on Fairbanks scales--2222iO
lbs. To the ton. SMITH. MOoRE Il Co.
Capt. Thompson, General Supcrin.
tendent Of the Eastern Shore Steam Boa,
Company paid our town visi, last We'd
nes,lay, We learn that he was much
pleased with the general appearance oi
the company's wharf property at thi,
place.
-Mcssrs. 4. B0wden and Saundcr,
Truitt have hccn with us this week
lSowdcn Is the man that sells the 5ll
cigar and Mr.. Truitt Is very much inter
csted In the matrimonial market, and |,
said 10 have "corner in il" about Sea
ford
REV. B. +. Jester will preach at III,
following appointments tomorrow (Sun
day. Ms follows Snow I'M at 1880 n. M.
Trinity 3p. M, Cool Spring $50 p. m
Revival meetings are still In progress a
Cool Spring and much good is being nc
complished.
The McAilcn Bros, moved into thei
new quarters In the storehouse Just yaca
ted by Johnson & Robins and have enter
ed into a partnership with Thos. Y. John
son, Esq. We hope that the new firm
johnson & McAlicn Bros.. will meet will
the success they deserve.