Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-01-16

rccupcfdtlng from an attack ol the grip
lie says the disease is reiarding business
in Salisbury rs well as elsewhere.
Mi. Marion Dryden has rented the
store house on Washington street adjoin-
ing Thos. II. Collins store and will try
his luck bookkeeping therein. Mr. Dry
den is a popular young man and we wish
| him success in his new enterprise.
The annual meeting of the State
Farmers Association was held ia pylhinn
| Hail. Baltimore, on Thursday Local or
CARNATIONS Of farmers from nearly every
section Of the state were present. The
meeting was a very interesting one
II oR SALE.-The stock and fixtures
Of a good paving saloon with license until
June, 1892 81 Roanoke Avenue, Norfolk
Va. Apply to J F. Hudson. agent, Viii
minglon, Del. or Thos. II. Whitfield,
manager, on premises.
Miss Mamie Wharton. who has been
visiting the family of George VI. Upshur,
ESQ. returned home last Thursday. She
was accompanied home by Miss Priscie
who will spend several days with friends
there.
MIR. \. G. Nottingham. died at his
home in Baltimore. this week where he
has been residing for some time. lie was
once a merchant in this town and made
many friends who will no doubt be sorry
To learn OF his death
To Consumers We beg 10 name the
following prices on Lee White Ash Coal
tor this month: nut. 81; egg. $40:
stove. = - Thanking you for past pa
tronage and awaiting your further favorS
we remain,y yours very respectfully, Smith.
Moore & co.
Mr.. Baldwin Briddell met with a very
painful accident one day this week. \
gun which was being repaired 10y his IA
Their was discharged and the load took
eiFec, i'm "Baldy's" knee. Fortunately the
load WAS light aud the accident did not
prove a very serious one. although pain
full
A. F. Nears. doing general mer-
chandise business in the northern part OF
Accomac. and William r Winder. liquor
and grocery merchant, of Onancock, have
made assignments for The benefit of their
creditors. Mears' liabilities are said TO
he about $4,000. and those OF Winder
about 50 300. Assets not stated.
"A party of young men went down
the river on hunting expedition this
week on the Ark" They leit here on
Monday and returned yesterday, report
ing jolly good time and lots of game"
COMMANDMENT chief, Mills found the
crowd TO much for him and hc rowed
home several DAYS before the Ark" put
in its appearance.
Wesley Chapel was the scene of
very pretty wedding, one evening last
week. The bride was Miss Ella Trader.
one of our most interesting and popular
young ladies. and the groom. Thomas
Gordon Adkins. a rising young man OF
Newark. At p. m. they appeared at
the altar which was beautifully trimmed
BY the friends Of the bride. and were made
one by the pastor, Rev. +. II. Miller.
All Hallow's Church Second Sunday
aft Envfx. a.initpaffA,, r
Holy Communion ri a. m. Morning
Prayer. Litany and Sermon at 1890 a. m
Sunday School , 30 p M, evening Service
and Sermon at 30 y M. Stockton Ser
vice and Sermon at , p IN. Public cor
daily invited 10 all these services. Rob
ert Scott. Rector.
Think well of yourself That is all
right But be careful not 10 hold your
head too high. you might trip and fall
Don't be scornlul People will only set
YOU down as numb skull Speak kind
ly to all respectable people; they will do
YOU no harm. and 1t Is better to he popu-
lar than dislked. Don't be ashamed To
work II is necessity for poor people
and an accomplishment for the ealthy
A new and dangerous s. counterfeit
has recently been put into circulation
and many business men have been victim
lzcd. The engraving is good, but the
paper and printing are very ordinary
The note is counterfeit of the series A,
1880. The portrait. vignelte aud other
work on the note are very much inferior
To the genuine In the title United
States" the ~ is not dotted. though
heavy shading of the dot i there
Miss Louisa Ent, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. b. Ent. of Princess Anne
formerly of Berlin. died on Wednesday
last aged % years She had been an in
valid for the past six months or more
Her remains were inferred in the Princess
Anne Presbyterian churchyard on Fri
day of last week She was Il young lady
beloved by all who knew her \ faithful
Christian who died in the hope of glo-
rious resurrection.
Mr. Sidney J WALES, the agent of
the State 10 secure the reiunding Of $3sl.-
600 due the State OF Mary land by the gen
eral government, is a native Of Wicomico
county and brother Of T. l.. WALES. Esq.
Of Salisbury. lie is entitled to 30 per
cent. Of the money, or $l93,O00 Mr.
Wales has been residing in Soulhcr n
Maryland for number Of years. $l93.
600 is nice little sum TO be dropped
into ones lap so suddenly.
On last Tuesday the directors of the
Pocomoke City National Bank, unani-
mously elected Calyton J. Purnell, Esq.
Vice President of tina, hank The direc-
tors elected were Res VIM Dale who is
President. Clayton J. rurnell, of Snow
! HE q 4 ioV1 u Hall n