Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-09-07
SNOW HILL. MD. SEPT. :, 1889.

-Watcrmclons are awfully scarce.
Are you going TO the State Fair.
Mems collars are higher than ever.
Miss Alice Evans, OF Baltimore. Is Wis.
iting Mrs. Mary Townsend.
-Rev. j. II. Wiley, of Milford, was
visiting old friends here on Tuesday aud
Wednesday.
A bcc.iroihal naturally creates buzz
in society. and quite as naturally leads To
honeymoon.
"A woman was arrested IN Chicago
recently for carrying II concealed weapon
II was her tongue.
Miss Mamie Wharton, Of Stockton has
been visiting Miss Mary Spence u, LANDS
dOwnc" near town.
MIR. Sterne This tea Is weak" Mr..
Pricc-"Then I would advise you to lean
|, against the butter"
To LoAN.-Thc Sum Of Five Hundred
Dollars ON first mortgage on Real estate.
Apply 10 Oscar N. Purncll.
Rev. I. II. Fosnocht filled the NJ. f.
Pulpit ofihis town an Sunday last IN the
absence Of Rev. Robert Watt.
-Lcttcrhcatls. noteheads aud envelopes
neatly and hastily printed at this office.
\ full stock of choice stationery.
The Executive Committee Of Della.
ware State Fair will accept our thanks for
tickets 10 their annual exhibition.
E-wild ducks are plentiful in our river
hut the sportsmcn don't seem 10 have
much luck IN bringing them down.
REV u. +. Jester will preach to.mor-
row Sunday nj Snow Hill 1880 n. M.
Girdlcircc 3p. M, and Poricrsyillc 40
p.
MIR. Richardson. Clerk Of the Circuit
Court informs us that ,? marriage license
were issued by him during the month of
August
Mrs. Mary J. Purncll of this town has
concluded To- quit keeping house and will
offer ut public sale to-day all of her house.
hold goods.
Rev. a S.Mowbray, Of Pocomokc City.
will preach in the NJ. T.. Church in this
town Sunday morning and evening. Sep.
tcn,bcr 18th
--MrFrcdcrick Miller sold oil his house
hold goods last SATURDAY and moved To
Baltimore ON Monday. lie moves back
again to-day.
-"Whcn you visit Baltimore, stop nj
the Maltby House. where will be found
first class accommodations and exceed
m.ly low rates.
Editor Dilworh. of the Delaware
City Ners paid this Office n call last Thurs
day evening. lie had been spending a week
ON SCOTS Beach.
Mr. Charles Williams will soon com.
mcncc the erection Of a dwelling upon his
lui on Church Street extended, formerly
WOOllcys Grove.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the VI. =.
Church will meet nj the residence of Mrs
T.. 4. Briddcll on Monday evening. Sept.
9ih, nj $50 o'clock.
Capt. VIM. +. Timmons has improved
the appearance oi his residence on Market
Street by putting on u new roof and ap.
plying liberal coat Of white wash.
A number of citizens interested in or.
ran;ying Building and Loan Association
me, in the Conr, House last night. We
have pot learned the result of'hc meeting.
Mrs. Mollic Cnrmean. widow Of the
late Minos II. Curmcan, sold oil her per
,nnal property, consisting of household
aud kitchen fnrnt. e u, public auction
last Tuesday
Mr. Elisha Givcns has purchased the
home farm" of Rev. Robi. Powell. situ.
atcd in Conlbornr's District and from
which Mr. Powell recently moved, ON Sat.
urlay f,r $500
Misses Winnie and Sadie Payne len on
Thursday for lIollins Institute Va. where
they will complete their studies. Wewish
the Young ladies n plcasan, anil profitable
STAY in the Shenandoah.
CoAl.--Bcs, Lee White Ash Coal fnr
lowest market prices ?2i0 lbs. per 10 :
every ton accurately weighed an Fair.
banks Scales. Orders received now.
Aug eff SMITH. MooRE X Go,
Misses Julia Bratien, Annie Morris,
Minnie Vincent and Edna Hudson dele.
gates 10 the W. G.. I. L. which met in
Pocomnkc City an Thursday, lcit for that
city an the Tangier Thursday morning.
Miss Mollic Powell Is home from BAL
iimorc on visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Powell. near C0rbin. Worccs.
Ter Go. She has been spending few days
IN town with her Aunt, Mrs Capt. Can.
Sey.
When they can bc had without too
much expense ground oats are one OF the
very hest feeds for young growing pigs.
rs they contain the elements necessary for
the proper development, Of hone and mus.
Gle
Miss Mamie Caihcll leaves on the Tan.
sicr Monday for her old home in lialii'
more for nm indefinite stay. She has made
hnsis 81 friends here during her stay al
more Than year. and she will he greatly
missed by them.
Several men employed an the railroad
bridge near this town repairing II were
shaken up badly on "Wednesday by jack
screw flying out from under some heavy
timber, which knockc, one man overheard
and kurt another.
Mr.. Vim. u. Morris aud wife, former
Is Of this county, now of Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, are visiting Mr. Josiah Stevens.