Democratic messenger., 1892-06-11

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m. and : p M Monday. June 18Th, at $
p. m. Father MIckIe will erect the Sta
ton Of the Cross in the church. which is
beautiful ceremony All are invited
One Of the editors OF the MESSENGER
will be al de Waal's Hotel IN Stockton
next saturday and would prefer 10
meet our delinquent subscribers and re-
ceipt for their subscription rather than
publish their names in our delinquent
| list
The man who is handsome and who
values his personal appearance will in
variahly he found dressed in garments
obtained nj the Citizens Cloihng and
Tailoring Co. Pratt and Hanover Streets.
Beautiful line of suits at $1,000. some as
! low as - %.
Miss Travers, of Pennsylvania. is
visiting Mrs. Ernes, Laws, IN Qucponco.
She accompanied Mrs Laws TO Snow
/ Hill last Tuesday. II was her first visit
To our town, hut she WAS much pleased
with it. especially the beautiful shade
rees and fine dwellings.
Tie members of the choir of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will give a
Lawn Party in the High School yard next
Thursday evening. June 10th. Every
body is invited 10 attend All lovers of
ice cream should attend Tins party. for
We are sure you will he served well by
the young ladies
The bottom fell ont of the berry
market the early pait of this week and
agents were advised by commission men
10 stop shipping on Wednesday as the
Jersey berries had flooded the market.
The crop was also cut short ON account
of the drought. but with all drawbacks
our farmers were much benefited.
Mrs. Laura Shockley, daughter Of
Mr.. William Shockley, surveyor, has had
\ the misfortune 10 lose her mind and was
Nk9 to the hospital last Monday. Mrs
SlNckley was al one time school teach
eyaht was very bright and intelligent
hdy. We sympathize with her and her
friends IN her great misfortune and wish
her a speedy recovery.
-Cbildren's Day Will be observed to-
morrow in the NJ +. Church. At 1890 a.
m, a sermon appropriate TO The occasion
by the Pastor, and in the evening at ~
o'clock an interest program under the di-
reclion of the superintendent, George 7.
Bratien, Esq, will be given by the Sab
bath school. \ cordial invitation is ex
tended to all 10 spend the day with us.
J. Owen Sypherd, Pastor.
The members Of the NJ T. Church AT
Campbell will hold festival on next
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Inc
18th and 10Th, The proceeds for the ben
eft of the church. Confrctionaries of all
kinds Everybody is cordially invited.
In connection with the festival there will
he grand entertainment by Prot. Henry
ID. Adams, the great magician.
Having completed full course in
dress making at one of the largest and
most fashionable dress making establish
men,s in Baltimore and having served AS
superintendent of the work rooms for
several months feel competent 10 take
orders for and do all kinds OF dress work.
| offer my services TO friends and others
desiring dress work done and will appre-
ciaie their patronage NJ. Katie Purnell
Henry Victor. a colored man. came
near being killed last Tuesday While on
his way home in cart he was met by
Mr. J. B. Truitt who was bringing "A way
on load of peas in town TO the can
ming factory, aud in pulling out on Il
ditch bank To let Mr.. Trmtt pass. his cart
turned over aud Henry fell under Truitt's
wagon. both wheels of which ran over
his head. almost crushing II and badly
bruising his face
Our cnierprising Real Estate Agent.
DR. ;. X. Marshall. sold part of the Sal
lie Purnell farm belonging to Mr. Geo
Mac de Mount this week To Mr. " ID. NJ
Anson for his uncle. Mr. Charles Haighi
of Sharon Station. Duches County, y. Y
Consideration $1,000. DIR. Marshall de-
serves success fol his push and enterprise,
and We hope he may continue to make
sales for our people and bring truckers
in our midst, rs that is just what our
county needs.
On Thursday OF last week Governor
Brown appointed Capt. Stephen H. Will
son, of Snow Hill, a member of the Board
of County Commissioners of this county
Nto ill He vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion bf George 5. Payne, Esq, our newly
ELECTED County Treasurer Capt Wilson
i5hoh, well known TO our people TO re-
dnire apy eulogy from the MESSENGER
He is one OF our friends and we take
pleasure in saying to the taxpayers that
Capt. Wilson will serve them well and
honorably.
The members Of the graduating class
of the Snow Hill High Scholl are making
preparations for and elaborate com
Nneifement program There are ten
gVduaies in the class six ladies and four
gEhtlemen as follows: Annie Marie Bri-
herA ABeulah Catharnc Deyercaux. Susie
u.
flee DSvereanx, Lille Snow Duffy, Min
ME Purnell Moore, Nellie Elizabeth Ste
vemson. William co,ungham Powell,
Herman Miers Sypherd. Francis James
townsend. franklin Upshur.
We were invited few daNs ago TO