Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-01-23


more this week.
We have had some very di>ngreeable
wealherihis week
Mr. William \. Eowley is the father
Of bouncing baby boy.
Miss Lotiie Smith left for visit Ia
friends in Annapolis on Wednesday.
Robert p. Graham. Esq. of the Wi
comico Bar, was in town ON Monday.
Miss Priscie Upshur left here FOR
Wilson College. Chambersburc. Pa. ON
Wednesday.
Have your watch repaired by Beet
finger X Waller, 20j W Lexington ST,
Baltimore, Md. ~
Miss George Smith, accompanied by
her friend. Miss Meiealf, returned TO their
school Monday.
Quite number Of our citizens went
10 Annapolis on Monday to witness tho
political contest.
smoke "Paso Seco," "Paso Seco,
Operas" Operas" Fine Cigars at DR.
Halls Drugstore.
County Commissioner George :.
PAYNE. ESQ. after a lively iussel with the
grip is on again.
Rev. J. II. Ewell went To Crisfield
one day this week TO attend the funeral
of his breiher's wife.
MIR. ]. " Holland, of Philadelphia,
writes Us that he is very much pleased
with the MESSENGER
MIR. Alfred j Watson and Miss Lucy
VI. Tarr were married on January lst bv
Rev. + H. Derrickson.
Mr.. |. NJ. Henderson. OF Wilmington,
Del j. home on short visit lie called
in to see us on Monday.
Miss Mary Moore, OF Shelltown, who
has been visiting Mrs. James X. Tilghman
returned nome ON nufSuaY.
E. Thompson Richardson. of Phila-
delphia. came down on Saturday TO at
tend the funeral of his father.
Just received large consignment of
blacksmith coal Large stock of hard
coal all sizes. Smith, Moore & Co.
We are sorry 10 learn that our friend .
Mrs. John b. Mock. is very sick. We
trust she will soon be convalescent
Rev James r. Campbcll preached an
eloquent sermon TO n large congregation
in the NJ 7. Church last Sunday evening
Mr. John H. Burbage and wife, Of
Philadelphia, have been visiting the fam
iy of Mr. John II. Burbaee. OF this town.
Rev. +. II. Miller. of Newark, united
IN holy wcdlock on Wednesday. Mr..
Henry VI. Richardson and Sarah +.
Twigg.
Mr.. Edward 7. T. Hammond. Consul
10 Ruda Pesih left here for Washington
on Tuesday whence he viii sail for his
post Of duty.
DIR. John ". purnell and wife of
Bristol Tenn. are here on visit 10 the
Doctors relatives. We wish them a
pleasant visit.
The MESSENGER is getting q larger
uunrlcr Of new sulsclil ers this year Than
usual. Sensible people know good
thing when they see il.
Attention j. called To the Trustee
sale advertised IN this paper by saml. II.
Townsend Esq Trustee. The sale comes
of on Tuesday January 2Gth.
Have your property insured in the
Agricultural Fire Insurance Company,
tie largest residence insurance company
in the United States Rates low. Pun
NrIL * VINCENT
Hon Edward White has resigned
the office Of Postmaster al Wilton, Wi
comico County aud recommends as his
successor. Mr. W Solan Powell
i have for sale on reasonable terms /
black mare & years old next spring; ]
hay mare years old next spring sor-
rel colt three years old Apply at this
6fiice or To Mrs Sarah T. Moore.
Job printing done in a workman like
manner at this office Equipped to do
any size work on the shortest notice.
The largest and most complete stock OF
stationery 10 be found on the Peninsula.
Monday will be the leading holiday
this year Wnshingion's birthday will he
celebrated on Monday. also Memorial
DAY Fourth Of july will be here on
Monday. and Labor Day the first Monday
in Sepiembe:
-FuR SALE-The stock and fixtures
Of good paving saloon with license until
June. 1892 - Roanoke Avenue, Norfolk,
Va. Apply 10 j. r. Hudson. agent, Viii
minglon. Del. or Thos. II. Whitfield,
manager, on premises.
Rev. Charles 4 Walker. Of Berlin.
exchanged pulpiis with the Rev ID. u
Fitzgerald OF the Presbyterian church Of
this town on sunday Mr. Walker i "a
very fine preacher aud Was listened la
with marked attention.
We are sorry Ia harm Of he death
OF Mr. Isaac X. Powell, of Qucponco.
His remains we're inferred in the Newark
81 T. Churchyard on Saturday, Rev T..
II. Miller conducting lie funeral services
Mr. Powell WAS - years old
1t nined here nearly all day "n Tues
day last. hui "Wednesday morning fund
the caiih covered with white mantle 81
snow and early ia the day the festive