Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-09-14

been visiting friends in Laurel, Delaware
Our town authorities have detcrmin
cd TO enforce the "S.milc.an. hour" law IL
the future.
To LoAN.-Thc Sum of Five Hundred
Dollars ON first mortgage an Real estate
Apply to Oscar VI. Purnell.
MIR. Clarancc Trait has been cOniinc,
to the hosuc part Of this week with ;
bilious attack. We hope he may socn IL
out again.
Quite u number of our citizens hav,
been in Baltimore this week attending
the State Fair.
Mrs. John W. Vincent, accompanied
by her little daughter, Margic, is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Nancy Collins, nj Lowe,
y Roads, Del
The attention OF ladies Is called 10 III,
fall advertisement! Of The old and rcliabl,
firm az Hamilton Faster Il Son, who so
licit your orders.
when you visit Baltimore. stop al
the Malthy House. where will bc found
iirst-class accommodations and exceed
ingly low rates.
"A festival will be- held ut Friendship
an Tuesday, September 18th, afternoon
and evening. Benefit OF the NJ. +. Church
All are invited To attend.
MIR. James T.. Ellcgood. ms Trustee
will oilcr for sale some valuable real cs
tate situated in Aikinson's district, at III,
Court House Gate to-day.
The resolutions adopted by the WON
ans Christian Temperance Union at Po
comokc City las, week was sent 10 us too
luc for publication in this issue.
Miss Mary Waters. of stockton. and
Miss Bette Prui,,, of Franklin City, Va.
are the guests Of the Misses McCur,ly, ot
South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Scarborough, daughter oil
Mr.. VIM. J. Scarborough. was one OF oui
young ladies who left on the Tangicl
Monday for Baltimore 10 enter the State
Normal School.
During the month of August i3i tick.
els were cancelled on tho line from Chin.
colleague TO Franklin City via steamer
Widgcon, the largest number in any
month in the history Of the line.
The steamer Theodore Wecms caugh,
an fire from some unknown cause nj pier
$, Ligh, stree, wharf, Baltimore, on Tues.
day morning and the boat was badly
damaged She is sunk in 12 feet of water.
CoAL.-Bcst Lee White Ash Coal for
lowest market prices. ?2iO lbs. per ton
every ton accurately weighed on Fair
banks Scales. Orders received now.
Aug 2itf SMITH. MooRE 4 Co.
MIR. Henry Burbagc, Of Stockton, has
secured a position MS assistant time keep.
or in the large Wilmington establishment
of the lIarling, llollingsworih Go. Mr..
D. Is worthy young man AMI we wish
much success aud rapid promotion for
him.
MIR. John Harvey Vincent, of Akin.
son District, is dangerously i'll with
Bright's disease His death Is expected
daily. Mr.. Vincent of this paper was sum
moned to his bedside by telegraph on Sat.
uriay last. Drs Dennis and Fulton OF
Salisbury consider lns case a hopeless one
Tho ra;lro, 4 .,,ti,n,;,;ae a.a ..,,,,:..a
up whisiling posts on the Delaware. Mary.
hnd and Virginia roads, from Harrington
Ia Broadkiln station eas, and from George.
town u Selbyvillc south ut NIL crossings
These posts are placed near the crossings
To remind the 'gineers owhen TO blow
their whistles. "
The County commissioners were Ia
have sold To the loves, bidder on Tues.
day last the contract for placing new
bridge over Purncll's mill dam, bu, on nc.
conn, oflhe storm they were unable Ia
meet, and the cnnirac, will I've sold nj their
next meeting. on Tuesday the eth. See
notice elsewhere
Mosquitoes like printers have small
bills, aud some people manifest equal dis.
like an the presentation 81 either. Mos.
quilocs-likc some borrowers Of newspa-
pcrs-arc suckers i; with the difference
the one gets your blood, the other the
fruits of your labor by processes peculiar
10 the insect .-IIor,r DtL1rdrenn.
DIR, George l.. Purncll, who has been
visiting his mother and other relatives in
Snow Hill for several weeks past, left on
Monday last for his home in Orange. Cal
DIR. Purncll was accompanied on his way
home as far N Shclbyyillc Illinois, by hi,
mother. Mrs. Mary J. Pumell, who will
visit friends there for several weeks 1,
come
-l,ev. Geo. II. Stuart Campbell, pastor
of the Dis>ton Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Of Tacony. Philadelphia. Pa. will
preach in the Court House nj Snow Hill
ON tomorrow Sunday nj 1870 O'Clock
u M, and 80 y. M, and also In the Gun
by Presbyterian Church at stockton al
3o'clock D. m. lie is u brother of Rev
James H. Campbell.
During the coming volume Tks Gu
tury il 10 have an Illustrated series of ar
iicles on the French Salons Of the seven
teen and eighteenth centuries. including
pen portraits Of many of the leaders and !
detailed account of the organization an,
composition Of several historical salons
A great number oi interesting poiinili
will he given with the series
-Dr. W. ". Keen, the disiinguishc,
Philadelphia surgeon, will contribute 4
HirTer's Magazine for October n pape
upon Recent Progress In Surgery" il
which he points out the astonishing a'l
vance in this department Of medicine III
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