Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31

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our town. Mr.. Alexander wimbrow has
had a little child very III with Il this week.
but we are glad to learn the little one Is
conyalescent, and sincerely hope no new
cases may break out.
MIR. Josiah Stevens has purchased Of
Mr.. J. Fred. Woolley the lot adjoining
his property, and will built residence
on il soon, Mr.. James ). Jones having
purchased of Mr.. Stevens the property
AT present occupied by him.
"A cold wave struck here last Monday
and overcuats were brought into use. \
crowd of our young people who were To
have started for weeks "outing" along
the coast realized the situation aud con.
cluded to give up the trip for the present.
--Workmcn employed by the milroad
company were engaged in putting down
n permanent bridge across the mill pond
on Sunday last. Tue one removed having
been put down for temporary use af,er the
recent heavy storm. when the old one was
washed away.
MIR. VIM. I. Benson, formerly Of this
place, but who is now employed by one
Of the largest paper manufactures in New
York, has been visiting his parents here
this week. We are glad TO see our old
friend looking well and to learn he has
lucrative position.
The period of the year is ut hand
when neatly everything is at stand still
The trees and the grass have done about
all the work tina, they propose to do this
summer, the early crops have been gath.
cred while the late ones have made the
most of their substance
Fodder saving Is now in order. Many
farmers commenced last week and were
II not for the threatening weather nearly
every one would now be in their fodder.
fields. Good weather is most wished for
in order that they may he able To save
their fodder in good shape
The Snow lJillians. who have been
spending the ,mer al Ocean City were
driven from ar cottages by the high
tide on MoY 4 night and were forced to
take rciugY the Atlantic Hotel. Old
ocean wal ed over the beach To visi, his
little neighbor, the Synepuxcni.
A crowd of ladies' and gentlemen
L altered at the home of Miss May Hub.
bell last Tuesday evening and par,icipa-
ted in dancing ill late hour The gath.
eriny was in honor of Miss Maud Farrow.
who was the guest of Miss lIubbcll. All
present had u very delightful time and IN.
joycd the dancing immensely.
The Eastern Shore Steamboat Co. will
issue round trip tickets for one fare rate.
To the Baltimore Exposition. Sale Of tick.
els commences Sept. 9Th, good To return
until Sept. 18th. On Friday nigh, Sept.
18th the steamers Taugicr and Helen will
lay over few hours, To allow their pass.
cngcrs the opportunity of witnessing the
commandment VI TbIi MCIttHFN.
-Stock,on's young people who intend.
cd going on the beach las, Monday were
compelled 10 remain home ON account Of
the cold wave. lIui they di,! no, intend
Ia miss the enjoyment of the good things
which had been prepared 10 take on their
trip. so they took charge OF the
residence Of Capt. l.. j. Houston on Iucs.
day evening and there ind II royal good
time.
We learn a. we go 10 press of the mar.
riagc al Miss Edna Johnson of this town 10
Mr.. Richard Lee, of Richmond. Miss
Johnson lcit home ABOUT two months ago
for an extended visit to friends in Nor.
folk. She has been acquainted with Mr.
Lee two years or more. She is a charm.
ing young lady and we are sorry to par,
with her, but hope she may live long and