Democratic messenger., 1892-04-23

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at Berlin Was in Town on Tuesday.
Miss Rose Clayyille. returned home
from Baltimore on "Wednesday last.
Come to our opening of spring mil
linery today Mrs V ; Townsend
Prof Charles : Richardson spent
the Easter Holidays in Philadelphia.
Herman sypherd. spent the Easter
Holidays with friends in Laurel, Del.
MIR. John Keas and wife have been
visiting Mrs Priscie Briddell this week.
Canned Goods. Chow Chow. Mixed
Pickles and Cauliflower at J l.. Nock's.
The continual rains during the past
week is very dishearienine 10 our farm
ers.
Mrs. w. :. Nelson and Mrs Thomas
Dunlap visited friends at Box Iron this
week.
Mrs. Y. :. Townsend and Miss Alice
Dymock returned from Baltimore We'd
ncslay.
- Before purchasing elsewhere call and
examine my new stock. Mrs. V. ;.
Townsend
MIR Edward Conner Of the firm Of
Burhace and Conner, spent this week in
Philadelphia.
The incest assortment of Children's
embroidered swiss and Null Hats at Mrs.
V. ; Townsend
Mr. James Gray had the misforluu e
10 mash one of his feet hy dropping "A
piece Of iron on il.
Mr. Geo ;. Payne returned home
from "trip to Baltimore. per steamer
Maggie on Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Smith returned 10 her
school last Monday after spending very
pleasant Easter at home
Work has commenced on the Hosiery
factory at Georgetown and it will be rap
idly pushed "a completion.
Mrs Daniel F. Joseph, OF George
town. Del, spent this week with her
brother, Mr.. Jno. T. Taylor.
Persons needing berry and pea
checks can get them at short notice and
reasonable prices at this Office
-Dr Geo. w Bishop Is having his
dwelling greatly improved by the appli-
cation OF fresh coat OF paint.
Miss Eva Smith left for Philadelphia
On Thursday where She has accepted a
position in a large retail store.
Miss Nellie Lankford. of Pocomnkc
City. who has been visiting friends here
returned home on Sunday last.
Mrs Samuel II. Townsend returned
home from three weeks visit 10 friends
in B,llImore on Wednes lay last
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
hyterian Church met ai The home OF Mrs
Sallie f. Collins Tuesday evening
The young ladies who came home to
,pend Easier have returned Ia their re-
spec;ive schools To re-entcr on duty.
A full line Of Children's Hose, Boys
Hose and Ladies Hose at from g cents
per pair up a, Mrs. V. 5. Townsend's
Wheat in This locality is looking
fairly good and from present prospects
tue farmers may calculate on good har-
vest
MIR. VIM. r. Ward. Of near town, left
on Tuesday last for Denver H., where
he is engaged himself TO work on a stock
farm.
1t cost 800 10 record Hon. W. L.
Scnti's will a, Easivile II contains 10.
600 words, and occupies % pages in tn,
record.
We venture the assertion that more
spring hats made their appearance on
Sunday last than ON any other one da,
this year
r. u Jones. Esq, has purchased
fine driver of Mr. Thomas T. Selby. II Il
fine looking animal and pleasant sad
die horse.
MIR. Davis, of the firm of DAVIS Bros
marble works. Of this place spent severa
days with his parents in Laurel. Del
this week
In the lead again. j. ;. Price & Co
are the first To &c, their spring stock an,
invite you To call and see them. they ar
pretty AMI cheap
The latest things in Bedford Cords
Cmliis. Lawns. Gineham,. FIouncing.
White Goods. &c, &c, Ia be seen at ]
: Price n Gus
Mr. VIM Petit has purchased hal
Interest "a the Central Hotel Liver
where bc may hc found ready fur busi
ness in the future.
Il haye a fine line of ladies gaus
vests. ais" muslin under wear NJ price
cheaper than the cost oi making at hnm,
Mrs V : Townsend
i will he ia Berlin nn Saturday. Apr
Both aud in Pn,omoke Ciiy on Wednes
iny. May lih. ls92 for the purpose of re
reivIng licens- money for tie cnsuin
year. Fmnef Henry Purneli. Clerk e
tie CircGit Court TO- Worcester county