Democratic messenger., 1892-06-18
Put IL In the MESSENGER.

drink of pure soda.
Il have choice line of candy in on
pound boxes. ]. l.. Nuck.
Miss Hattie Pcnnewill spent list sun
day with friends in Box Iron.
Rev. +. +. White, of Millingtor
Kent County. is visiting friends in SNOW
Hill.
Il am up with the times and carry al
the novelties in confectionery. j. l.
Mock.
MIR. VIM Townsend, ofCape Charlie
Va. made flying trip 10 our town o.
Tuesday last.
The Misses Purnell. daughters of Nh
John II. Purnell. Berlin. were in SNOW
Hill ON Monday.
New potatoes are being shipped
from this place to The northern cities. il
large quantities.
Mrs. ]. B. Yerby. OF Monte, Somerse
County is visiting her sister Mrs join
w. Purnell near town.
MIR. Field burlington, of chinco
league. Va. spent last Saturday and Sun
day with friends in town.
The evening train of Thursday raj
of the track al Clayton and did not ar
rive here till late at night
Thursday, June Both. is The day fol
Colchester excursion, only $ij0 from
Berlin. $l.25 from Salisbury. 81
Rev. Robert Scott will preach in 81
Stephens church 10 morrow. Sunday
June 10Th at 3 O'Clock p m.
"A large party Of Washingionians WIS.,
tied Ocean City last Sunday among them
being Senator Blackburn aud other nota-
bles.
BE sure 10 take the great Tolcheste r
excursion in on June 30th from all points
over the B. & +. r. r., leaving Berlin at
61j a. IN.
DIR. Charles =. Jones is off ON visit
To his daughters. Mrs. John r. Franklin,
IN Baltimore, and Nrs Edwin Nelson in
Kent county.
Company l. needs more recruits. Get
in the company now so when they 20 in
to camp next summer you may make =
good showing.
The ice cream season is vi hand and
] am prepared 10 furnish families in qnan-
titles to suit Call at my store and try a
saucer, A. B Gray.
My soda fountain is in perfect order
and works like charm. II pure flnvors
are appreciated you will patronize my
fountain. V. Payne
All ladies are fond of nice confcciions
and the young men should remember
this. ! have a fine assor iment in fancy
boxes. J L. Mock
MISSES Todd and DetwiIer, Of Phila.
delphia. spent Saturday and Sunday with
the family of DIR. Paul Jones. returning
Ia Philadelphia Monday mornin..
MIR. King Wilson returned home last
Saturday from Princeton College. lie
was accompanied by his sister. Miss Mary
v-lo Il as,..l,.,x =. tr;i,.....,a., sol..t
MIR. and Mrs. George VI Upshur were
given hearty welcome by host of
friends on their return 20 Snow Hill last
Saturday. They will spend the summer
here.
Mrs. W W. Vincent. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W G..
Braiien. OF this town. for several weeks.
returned 10 her home in Georgetown last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Salie Pruiit met with painful
accident on Monday evening. While re.
moving window serene she let the sash
fall upon her hand badly MASKING four
fingers
Farmers are beginning to get uneasy
in regard to their white potato crop. Tn
less rain falls very soon. this crop will
prove total failure The pea crop will
also he short one.
Miss Blanche Purnel the accom-
,,lishad dauultar ar Eanry. ~ D,,.oau
Esq. was a member of the graduating
class of the Misses Hebb's School in VIII
mingion. Del. last week
Mrs John 7. Taylor, returned home
on Saturday last from Baltimore, where
she has been under treatment Tor her
Leari, for several weeks. we are glad 10
learn that she is much improved.
We wish 10 inform the public that as
The season is drawing to a close we have
reduced our millinery goods AT about
cost and invite the people TO come if they
wish bargains Mrs. Scarborough & Jones.
Girdletree. Md.
va thNhA"f DtrNI iitEEttlrs VI
Baltimore. Joined his family. who have
been guests Of Mr. and Mrs. o. ID. Collins,
in this Town. Mr.. Higgins paid our Of
flee a pleasant visit and received his usu-
ally hearty welcome.
The Snow Hill W. G. r. L. and the
Y visited the County Aims House on
Tuesday aud took with them good sup
ply Of cake and Strawberries for the poor
unfortunate inmates. Services were held
and seemed 10 be enjoyed
This week we complete TIE printing
of the Laws passed by the late Legisla-
ture and ordered 10 be published hy the
Governor, in this paper The MESSENGER
will now he enabled to give more read
ing matter and resume Talmage's sermon.
The weather is extremely warm and
The ladies' thoughts turn Ia cool dress