Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-03-05

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-Goyernor Brown has designated
Wednesday, April 9th as Arbor Day
MIR. and Mrs. James Ennis have been
visiting friends in the city this week
w 5. Wilson, Esq, has been in the
city on professional business this week.
MIR. Harry F. Covlngton came home
from Princeton College ON visit last
Thursday.
MIR Vincent Morris, formerly of
this Town. but now Of Baltimore, is visit
ing his aunt.
Miss Annie White Nassawaneo,
spent this week with relatives and
friends in town
Miss Eva Burbage, Of Stockton, who
has been visiting here for a week or more
has returned home.
MIR. John II. Burhage paid flying
visit 10 Cape Charles this week, return
ing home Wednesday.
-Messers William Pitts, James Henry.
Henry Anderson, William Franklin and
other Berliners spent Tuesday here.
Attention Truckers and Gardners
4 new supply OF Buisi's choice garden
seeds just received at DIR. Halls Drugs
store At.
MIR. Moses Clayville. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in town, re-
turned to his home in Wilmington. Del,
to-day.
-Bishopville was we'll represented here
on Tuesday last. Several oil its best ciii.
zens were here 10 attend the Prohibition
meeting.
The Ladies Aid Society OF All Hal
lows Church will meet al tie home of
Mrs. Clayton J. Purnell next Tuesday
evening.
1T is said one of our young attorneys
never finished looking over the large num-
Der OF valentines he received on the l4Ih
until this week
Miss Annie burlington and Mr..
Field burlington. both Of Chincoieague,
were visitors at the home Of Mrs. Prscie
Briddell this week.
The County Commissioners were
kept busy making transfers and transact
ing other business of Importance for the
county last Tuesday.
The High School Budget was read
last Friday We were unable to find out
the editors names, but understand II was
very commendable paper
MIR. y. ]. Wimhrow one Of the own
ers of the celebrated trotter Meteor" of
Whayleyyille. was in town on Thursday
lie made our Office a pleasant call while
here.
Service in the Mackenzie Memorial
Presbyterian Church To morrow morning
At the Gunby Memmoral Church Of
Stockton nj ) p. III. All are invited TO
these services
Miss Mary Blades. of Girdletree. who
has been visiting Miss Lillian Clayyille a.
her home on Washington street, will re
turn home this week, much 10 the regret
of her many friends here.
MIR. .Ino W. Purnell and wife re-
turned home this week from Baltimore
aud Bristol Tenn. where Mr.. Purnel has
been fixing mp unsettled business prepar-
aiory to making this his future home.
Miss Winnie Payne. who has been
retained AT home since Christmas ON ac-
count of sickness, returned To Chambers.
burg this week, where she Is attending
school Mr. Payne accompanied her on
the trip.
E X. Weston, WHO has had full charge
of The SUSSEX RtpnJlfcdn at Georgetown
for the past six months. has Ieinquished
control of that paper and i, has passed
into the hands of company OF Sussex
Republicans.
MIR. ]. Frank Bonneville has rented a
house in Onancock, Va, and will open
barber shop there next week. Frank
learned the art under Mr. Parsons of this
town. j. deserving and we wish him album
dant success.
Wanted An intelligent energetic, trust
worthy man for one month ON trial. AZ
forwards IL services are satisfactory, will
make position permanent. Address Ell
dree johnson Manager, 81 Fifth Ave.
New York Ciry
VIM. NJ. Cooper, who has been con
nec,cd with the Salisbury ids,rtiser fol
several years. has severed his connection
with that papsr and left Thursday foi
Cullman, Ala. where he will assume
charge Of the Cullman TriJuno
January Term Of the Circuit Cour
will rcconvene next "Wednesday when
Our readers will confer favor 10y bring
ing or sending the amount due Us oi
subscription by someone attending Cour,
w. w Busted, of Ccnireville. h!'
contracted with the McShane Bell Foun
dry, of Baltimore. for the casting Of ;
memorial bell 10 be erected in the stcepl'
of the T. f. Church. of Cenircyille. as
memorial Ia his wife, the late Mrs. Pailit
v Busteed.
MIR Charles Dryden, while IT work
ON the railroad last saturday cutting
steel rail in two was struck IN the face
by one Of the pieces aud had his check
laid bare TO the bone. DIR, Paul .Ionc
was summonsed aud rendered The nrccs
sary surgical aid.
Everybody feeling an interest in th'
formation Of military company in thi