Democratic messenger., 1892-11-12
LOCALS.

MIR James Powell. Of Salisbury visi-
ted his mother here on Sunday.
For Sale-2 good heating coal stoves
nearly new. Apply at this office.
Wanted at once all kinds of fat poul-
try for Thanksgiving G. NJ. Dryden
-FolIer, the tailor, will be IN Berlin
Berlin Tuesday afternoon November 18th
For Rent Office at present occupied
by the The Press. Apply 10 w. 5. viii
son.
DIR. William l.. Robins has been in
the city this week on professional bust
ness.
MI and Mrs. Marion T. Iareis have
been in Philadelphia several days tins
week.
Mrs. Ellen Robins returned home
Thursday from visit to friends in Balii
more.
We are pleased TO see Miss Katie
Moore out again, after an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
There viii be services in the Catholic
Church Sunday Nov 18th at 1880 a. m
also at 7.30 p. M.
Mrs. DIR. Paul Jones. who has been
visiting friends in Philadelphia is ex-
pected home to-day.
Miss Mary Burroughs arrived home
last week from visit TO friends in Balti,
more and elsewhere.
MIR. w. 5. Dickinion while out West
bought a splendid line Of furniture which
is now here and on sale.
-Messrs. VIM. $. Wilson, w. T. Dick
erson were in the city on Tuesday night
watching election returns.
Our Underwear will outwear, in
wear anywhere. any Underwear bought
elsewhere. r. S. NJ. & Co.
For rent for the year 1898. The
house at present occupied by Mr.. Allan
Spencer. Apply to J. ID. Hack.
MIR. g. +. Riggin, of Dagsboro, Del
was home on visit this week to bis pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Riggin.
For Rent.-For next year, 1898, the
house and lot where | now reside. For
terms, apply to. Mrs. Ellen A. Robins.
For Sale.-A good four year-old mare
safe and gentle in harness. Will be sold
cheap. John Richardso n, Spence, Md.
MIR. Van. Payne is having his store.
house on Green Street much improved
by the application of a fresh coat o: paint.
-Messrs Levi A. Purnell and George
w. CovingtoE went Philadelphia on
Tuesday to hear how the country had
gone
Mrs. John ]. Collins is visiting
friends'i In Baltimore Mr.. Collins accom-
p"Hteu hSi oh tht UP ahu ittuihtu HoHie
Thursday
For Sale-a Knabe square Piano q
octavel Apply TO George NJ Upshur, II
North street. Baltimore, or Rohley ID.
Jones, Snow Hill. Md
Sheriff Bell left here on Thursday
with six prisoners for the Maryland PEN
iteniiary. They were sentenced during
the October term of Court last.
Wall paper, Wall paper! Buy your
wall paper At DR.. Halls Drugstore You
can save money by so doing Large
stock on hand DIR G. F. w. Hall.
The County Commissioners placed
a handsome new Farrell & Herring safe
IN their office. Samuel H. Townsend,
Esq. has also put a new safe in his office
Emil Schmiiz, OF near Berlin. says
the forest fires, which ragged before the
present spell Of weather, did one good
ihing-"burned up tie ticks and jiggers. .
Mr. Charles $. Capper brought to the
MESSENGER Office on Saturday. some of
the finest white potatoes we ever set our
eyes upon. They were perfect beauties.
Mr.. William Parsons, father of our
estimahle young barber. has moved to
Snow Hill with his family, and will occu-
ny the house recently vacated by Mr. +.
B. Russell.
MIR c. Marion Dryden and Miss Lula
+. Truitt will be married in the VI. r
Church of this town, by Rev. J. H. s
Ewell on Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock a. m.
Work on the new dwelling of Mr.
John r. Taylor is progressing rapidly
and from present appearances we think
Mr. Taylor will have a pretty and con.
venient home.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Franci.
Henry Purnell. Esq is nj the home of hi:
father sick with measles. We trust he
will soon he able TO resume his duties in
the Court House.
The schooner" George 5. Richardson
Capt J. H. Causey, master. arrived here
on Sunday last from Club Foot Greek
y. C.. loaded with lumber for Richardson
Smith. Moore & Co.
MIR John S Hill has been confined
to his room this week with an attack oi
the measles lie had to have n substitute
take charge Of the Grammar School, oi
which he is teacher
Mr. aud Mrs. James l. Bonneville
of Pocomoke City. and Miss Annie Col
lins. OF Philadelph spent part of this
week as the guests of Miss Lillian Clay.
willie On Washington st.
Mr. Thomas r. Selhy has moved inta