Democratic messenger., 1892-07-02
Put Il IN the MESSENGER.

W ANTED this once, ChiCktns
Cash paid for same.
Go to V. Payne's for cool refreshing
drink of pure soda.
1t is a girl. and Mr.. B. T. Truiit I:
happy accordingly.
All the latest and most fashionable
drinks Of soda at V. Paynes.
Mrs. Charles F. Snow and children
lefl for Baltimore ON Monday.
Miss Anna Stevenson returned home
from Providence. X. l.. on Wednesday.
Miss johnson. of Horn,own. Va,
has been the guest of DIR. and Mrs. +. $
Dashiell.
Mr. f. G. Rowley. of Philadelphia
paid his old friends in Worcester visit
this week.
Mrs. B. T. woolley, OF Salisbury. Is
visiting her father, Mr.. II. :. Stevenson
in this town.
MIR. Charles Dryden's little girl has
been very sick, but We are glad TO learn
she is improving.
MIR. George B. Tilghman and family
of Cape Charles. Va, are visiting friends
aud relatives here.
DIR. Houck and family left for Balti-
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the latter part of September.
For home.like comforts, good fare
and moderate charges. the "Maltby House
OF Baltimore cannot be surpassed.
Rev. James II. Campbell has received
and accepted an invitation TO address q
tribe of Red Men at Piitsyille, July 4th.
The FIRST National Bank of Snow
Hill will he closed on Monday, July 4th.
Paper maturing on the 4ih must be paid
to-day.
Lee Purneil, colored, was arrested
and put In Jail by Bailif White. Tuesday
for disorderly conduct on the streets oi
Snow Hill.
My soda fountain is In perfect order
and works like a charm. II pure fiavers
are appreciated you will patronize my
fountain. v. Payne.
Miss Mary Franklin. Of Texas, came
home on Thursday to visit her sisters and
numerous friends. We are all glad to
see her and wish her pleasant visit
Charles Harman. colored, who was
indicted for assault and battery several
months ago but who had escaped justice
since. was captured last Wednesday night
and lodged in Jail
Rev. $. w. Reigart, of the Salisbury
Presbyterian Church. has had the title o
Doctor of Divinity conferred upon him
by the trustees of Franklin and Marshall
College, Lancaster. Pa.
On Monday night the long prayed
for rain which was TO keep us from re
turning TO dust came. and il received 4
hearty welcome from mother earth ant
the inhabitants thereof.
We go to press before the Alumn
Banquet comes off at the High School
Elaborate arrangements have been made
for II aud good time is anticipated by
those who will participate.
Allan Spencer left on the steame
Pocomoke on Thursday for Baliimor,
where he will enter the service of th,
Southern Electric Company TO lenrn III,
profession OF nm electrician.
Col. John Walter Smith, who ha
been in North Carolina for a week oi
more looking at several thousand acre
Of land which his firm has just purchased
returned home Tuesday night.
Bill Lindsey. Ned Dennis and Noal
Blake. oi Stockton. were brought here oi
Tuesday and incarcera,ed in Jail by Con
stable Broughien. charged with stealing
chickens from Capt. William p. Pruitt.
The steamer Pocomoke will leav
here this afternoon to take an excursion
TO the mouth of the river. The excursion
Is run under the auspices Of the POGO
moke City Presbyterian Sunday school
Lucy, the twenty iy-two-months-ol
daughter of +. g. McMaster, died las
Saturday after several days sickness will
bilious dysentery. Her remains were in
tered in the p. +. Cemetery at Pocomok
City last Monday.
Services tomorrow in the NJ Z
Church at 1890 a. m. Subject, Vessel
Of Mercy" In The evening at 745. Sub
jcct Vessels of Wrath" Sabbath. schoo
nj o'clock. Prayer and song service a
GAS p. IN. under the direction Of the Ed
worth League. All are cordially inyited
Don't be foolish and give up Won
hard earned dollars without first seein,
the big bargains shown at the Citizens
Clothing aud Tailoring Co, Pratt an,
Hanover SIS, in mems and boys Sprin,
clothes. You can save the price OF you
trip by buying OF us.
Capt. l. Becker. Quartermaster of th
First Regiment Maryland Nationa
Guards. came down To Snow Hill on th,
Pocomoke. Wednesday. with an assist
ant To take the measures of the Smit
Guards for their uniforms. Capt. Beck
er was much pleased with the Guards
Armory.
Mr. Charles Ward has been buildin
himself boat for several weeks,in which
when completed. he expects to sail fo
Crisfield aud there engage in the oyster
ing business. She is sloop- rigged and
now being painted and made ready 70
reaeiving her canvas. On Tuesday h