Democratic messenger., 1892-07-09

Go TO V. Payne's for cool refreshing
drink of pure soda.
WANTED All this office, chickens
Cash paid for same.
Try pound of my candies in fancy
boxes J. l.. Mock.
Money TO loan in sums to suit. Ap-
ply 10 o. ID. Collins.
Hats. flowers and null caps at cos,
at Mrs. V. ). Townsend.
All the latest and most fashionable
drinks Of soda at V. Payne's.
Don't forget to go to Mrs. V. 5
Townsend for your millinery.
Ladies' silk mixed vests for less than
cost at Mrs. " 5. Townsend's
Miss Minnie Vincent left Monday
morning TO visit friends near Chester
town.
Miss Stella Bowden, of ChincOtcague,
paid Miss Lillia" Clayville, visit this
week.
Miss Lula Ellis, OF Baltimore, is visit
ing her father, Mr.. Robt. Ellis on Martin
street.
Miss Sadie Conklin, of Chincoteague,
Is visiting Miss Mollie Corddry on Fed
eral 81.
= Sun perch nibbled freely a, the many
hooks dropped in the Pocomoke on the
Monday.
William 5. Wilson, Esq, returned
home from short visit to ST. Louis on
Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Hartman and sister.
Miss Julia Dixon. returned to Baltimore
on Monday.
If you pu, it in The MESSENGER every
body will see it, because everybody takes
tie MESSENGER.
We are very sorry to learn that Mrs.
Albert Bailey. is very sick. at her home
on Washington street.
Send box Of La Tosca Sweets"
and strawberry Daintits" to your lady
friend. For sale at Nock's.
MIR. William Whaley. of Norfolk. Va,
and daughter Mary. are visiting Miss
Mary's aunt, Mrs. James Ennis.
Mr. William Rounds and little son of
Philadelphia. spent Sunday with Mr..
Rounds parents in Snow Hill.
The Misses Olevia and Cora Collins,
of Bishopville. have been visiting rela-
tives and friends IN town this week
-FoR Rent: House and lot for ensu-
ing year at present occupied by Charles
Parker. Apply 10 Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
MIR. George b. Covington who has
been attending New York law school
has returned home TO spend his vacation.
MIR. Geo. f. Riggin. of Dagsboro,
Del, spent u part Of this week with his
father. Mr.. George II. Riggin near town.
Our old friend Will Bra,ten, OF Eli
zabeih City. n. e., has been spending a
few days with his many friends in Snow
lln.
Before buying elsewhere examine
my millinery which has been reduced to
cost-it will pay you. Mrs. V. $. Town
send.
-R. ID. Jones, as administrator, will
sell the personal property of the late
John b. Mock. ON the 10Th inst, at the
Washington Hotel.
-Foller, the tailor. got a black eye on
the 4th hy coming in contact with hoe
in The hands of Stephen Bowden who
was digging fish bait.
My soda fountain is in perfect order
and works like a charm. II pure flavors
are appreciated you will patronize my
fountain. V. Payne.
Stephen Barley and Mary Blackwell,
cnlored were married by Rev. J. II.
Winters on Monday. They went 10
Philadelphia on bridal trip
Miss Hattie Pennewell. who has
been attending school here, returned Ia
her home in Shovel. on Saturday last,
where she will spend her vacation.
Ladies. why will you make your own
muslin underwear when have full as
sortment that can sell you a, less than
cost of material Mrs V. ) Townsend.
Our thanks are due Mr.. Charles =.
Capper Tor nice lot of peaches. Mr.
Capper is always the editors friend aud
! consequently the feeling is reclprocated
THE steam tug Irene" belonging
10 the Neuse River Lumber Co, which
has been thoroughly repaired here. left
for North Carolina waters on Saturday
night.
Lewis Boehm has been rendered n
scholarship at Shenandoah Academy,
Winchester, Va. but he prefers To com
pIeie the course at the Snow Hill High
School
-Msssrs Oliver ID. Collins and Clay
ton j. Purnell have been quite sick this
week. Mr. Collins with rose rash and
NJ. Purnell with neuralgia Of the stom-
! nch. Both are out again.
TIE excursion down The river on the
szz. PnconEoke on Saturday was well
l Quite number got on al
TIE 1ost dld not - back 10
luntll 80 sahdsy ns1aIug