Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-09-21
SNOW HILL, MD, SEPT. 81, 1880.
brown will he much worn this fall.

The orange combine will not ~ an,
way control the blossoms.
Patent leather will atlorn more swell
feet than ever this season.
The Public schools Of Wicomic,
county open on Monday.
Horse dealers say that sales have rarel,
been livclicr ut this time of the year.
The campmcciing at Nazareth Churcl
will commence to-day and will be Target,
attended.
MIR. +. \. Porter. Of franklin City
Va, paid our town flying visit on We'd
ncs,iay last.
Miss Mary Spence has returned Il
school ut Frederick Female Seminary
Frederick, Md.
Mrs. Sarah 4. Moore lost one Of hcl
horses this week. We are unable To find
out the cause Of It's death.
MIR. Chas. X. Moore and Miss Minnie
Corbin were married nj Saint Stephens
Church ON Thursday morning last.
The oyster season has opened but nc
iiviiy In the business does not commence
in this county ill after Christmas.
Mr.. ". Il. Tiighman, of the firm OF
Humphreys Il Tilghman, Salisbury. Nd
was In town on business last Tuesday.
--Rcv. II. +. Jester will preach io.mor.
row Sunday at Snow Till 1880 u. M.
Girdlcirrc Up. M. and Portcrsvillc s.30 pm
MIR. James L. Ellcgood sold the Liv.
ingsionc property advertised in the MIS-
srNGng to Col. Samuel A. Graham on
Saturday last.
Miss May Sharp returned to her home
in Scaford, Del. on Wednesday after a
pleasant visit here as the guest Of Miss
Blanche Irwin.
The Snow Hill Cornct Band has re-
organized and is again practicins in its
old quarters. II is getting ready for cam,
paign engagements.
"A pack pcddlcr was lodged in Jail
last Saturday by constable Carmcan TO re-
main thirty days. lie was guilty of ped
ding tin without u license.
Fifty thousand women are reported
rs having voted at the recent shool
elections in Kansas. Many women were
elected on the school boards.
The recent rains have damaged fod.
der considerably, mu<., Of il was caught
down which has roitcd. while tina, on The
stalk has been beaten To pieces.
Miss Julia Gray. who has been wis.,
ting her sister, Mrs. Laban Pcnncwcll, Of
this town, for few days. returned TO her
home in Philadelphia on Saturday last.
--lfany reader has photograph, paint
ing ar other likeness of the old Prcsby-
terrain Church, OF this town, they will
please communicate the fac, To His office.
MIR. William b. Morris and wife, Of
Kansas, who have been visiting relatives
in Snow Hin, LEFT a few days ago for Santa
Barbara, Cal, where he will reside in the
future.
Mrs. Mollic Briddcll, Of this town, will
celebrate her niniicth birthday to-day.
Mrs Brildcll Is "a sister Of the late William
Mumforl aud has spent all her life in this
county.
The attendants of the Baltimore Elk.
position have all returned home and speak
IN the highcsitcrms M. the success Of the
affair Notwithstanding the inclemcncy of
the weather.
-Nkssrs. Lloyd, Dryden X Blaine, of
Pocomokc City. have moved into their
new brick building ON Main street. They
have hanjs,h., building and ii is admir-
ably located. W
The Trustees of stockton High
School have appointed Mr.. T.. {. VIM
hrough principal. Mr. Charles Richardson
has been rc.appointcd principal Of the
Gir,llcircc school.
Rev. \ = Mcwbry delivered a TEN.
pcrancc lecture before mn apprccialiyc an
dicmcc nj Connor's Church last Monday
night. The Snow lIill Quar,c,,c furnished
music ior the occasion.
The Rev. Gcn. II. : Campbell will
preach Tomorrow Sunday Mt 1880 u. M.
and '.a0 p. m. in the Court House AT Snow
Hill. Md All the members of the church
and congregation are invited 10 attend.
MIR. Stephen l.. purncll has rented
the Bridge Store Of Thomas ID. Purncll,
Esp, and will commence business there
in short Time. Mr. purncll will remove
frnm Newark Ia our town next Monday.
Cards are out amounting the wedding
~ Miss Jennie Sharkcy, formerly of this
town, To Mr.. William Is. Murphy Of Phil
adelphia. nj the residence of the brides
aun, in Philadelphia, ON Wednesday, next,
lajihinsl.l
The directors Of the new Pocomoke
Bank met an "Wednesday and awarded the
contract for the Bank huilding TO Messrs.
II. \. DcKay and l.. +. Hall fnr $500,
The building is to be- ready for occupancy
an December |. 1859.
MIR. q. u. Collins has commenced eN-
icnsive improvements ON the Carey prop
eriy. Mr.. VIM. d. Corldry has the con.
tract ior the work viii \ bcspeaks the
wOrkmanlikc manner in Nhich the i'm
prOvemcnis will be made.
III you want good pair OF ladies
chillrcn's or mems shoes go 10 Richard
son. Smith, Moore & Cos. their stock Is
complete and the prices are as low as the
lowest. New goods constantly coming
in ofihe very latest styles
Mr. George $ Payne. who has been
down in Virginia where he took two al
his daughters to Boarding school. return
ed home the first ofIhis week Mr. Payne