Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-27

HtCuuS " SMUT tiNit ihSN WIN
The Cape Charles Echo has suspend
publication and has disposed of its out.
To The H,1diight. Of that town.
Miss Mollie Steven 80.
now Hill, and
- Causcy
.me Indies And Society of the VI. j.
Church will meet nj the residence of Mrs
, l.. A. Briddcllc Angus, 9Th, ut sp. M.
Senator 4. X Wilson paid us flying
visit ON Wednesday. lie returned 10 his
family at Ocean City Thursday morning.
Mrs. Bette Campbell, wife Of Rev.
Jas. Il Crmpbcll, we are sorry To say. is
very Sic aud We hope she may >n"n re-.
cover.
Mrs. Jennie Moore and Two children
Minnie and Howard. of Snow Hill. spcn,
Sunday in Salisbury as the guests of Mrs.
q H. Toadvinc
Trout fishing was never better in the
Synrpuxcnt bay than ut present. Any
one tina, can handle - Pine can catch any
quantity of them.
An exchange im,hiully say, y
newspaper. like baby, should never he
borrowed Everybody should have one
Of his or her own,
Mrs. Mary T. Station. wife OF Mr.
Thomas r. station, commission merchant,
Of Wilmington, Del. is the guest of Rev
Robert II. Powell
MIR. Charles PhippS, Of our town. will
leave for Baltimore an Monday next, and
will make tia, city his future home. We
wish him success.
Mrs. Charles r. Snow, accompanied
by her two children, left town last Sa,nr'
day for visit 10 her sister. Mrs ID. ]. III.
liott White Haven.
The infant son of Richard VI. John
son died on VI onday of hear, disease His
remains were inferred In the VI. f. Gene.
terry on TUESDAY evening.
--Rcv b =. Jester and family, who have
hen spending few days IN Delaware,
visiting friends aud relatives, returned
home ON Friday OF las, week.
Mic Patiie Houston entertained "A
number of her friends on Tuesday evening
u, the RESIDENCE Of her sister, Mrs. Alfred
Dykes, on waS.- 'i0n Street.
The continued ~ weather has pre-.
vented BaiIifr Porter cutting the grass
along the sidewalks aud in many places
il has grown To u considerable height
Salt aud water will prevent the hair
from falling out. aud will cause new hair
10 grow. Do not use 80 strong a. Ia leave
white PARTICLES upon the hair when dry.
MIR ". Sicwar, Nelson has greatly
improved his residence on corner Of
Washington and Martin Streets by fresh
coat Of paint, Mr. VIM Mckee .Ir done
the work
MIR. John Moore'> family accnmpan.
cd hy Mis-, Julie, Purnell, took their de.
pariurr for KchObbOth Beach, Del, on
"Wednesday. They will bc guests "a, the
Waters cottage
One firm in Harrington packed -.
I'M cans Of peas this year only about
ouclhri of last years pack Onc hun
ircd women aud children were given EN-.
ploymcnt shclling peas.
The ladies at the VI l. Church at
Trinity will hold their annual festival on
Thursday. August 9Th The Newark
String Band will ~ in attendance All
are invited 10 h. present
\ Salem ,orri newspaper recently
printed the following personal John
Smith, who twenty year ago deserted his
wife and hahe. will return. said hla
will lick the stuiiin' nui of him
Mr. Mosquito, after an absence ri
nearly year. has returned To town aud
resumed hrs surgical practice Ills habits
are reported Ia be- as badas ever he rare
Is rciircs for rest before daybrcak.
Sheriff Shockley landed Will Bird
tNhitAt ~ Wv
last Tuesday for twO years lie wa,
convicted of stealing - from the money
drawer IT Elton Boston at lronsh;rc
The ladies uf the Snow Hill VI T.
Church have decided to hold festival 0r
Wednesday, August 7ih, 1889. in the beau
tiful grove Of Mr. Charles Williams (for
merly woolley's groyel adjoining the FEST
dence Of Josiah Stevens All ARE cordial,
invited Ia attend.
The steamer Tangier will make ~
excursion to POcomoke City Camp-meei
ing this Saturday evening. Leaving
snow Hill al o'clock. Returning will
leave Pocomoke City at IL o'clock sunda,
night Fare for the round trip. SIDE. Chill
dren, under i2 years, 81
Peaches have sold in Philadelphia ihi,
week all the way firm ~ CENTS la 81 a.
per basket, In New York the prices hav,
ranged about 90 per cent higher. Will,
IN Boston aud Hartford. they have brought
even more than IN New York.