Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-02-27

The County Commissioners will b
in session next Tuesday.
Mr. Somers Gunby. Of Salisbury. wa
in Snow Hill on Tuesday
Next Tuesday, March End will b
the first day of the Lenten season.
For sale cheap-one second-han,
piano. Apply 10 Mary VI. Bratten.
Miss Stella Townsend of Newark. i
the guest of Miss Jennie Purnell thi
week.
Miss Mary Riley was the guest of he
cousin Miss Mary Nelson few day
this week
Miss Nav Pennewell returned hom,
last Monday from Powellsville where sh,
las been visiting friends
Mr. Clay Burbare has gone 10 Cap,
Charles City TO enter the mercantile es
tablishmeni of l.. Mumford.
The Shakespeare Club will meet a
The residence of Tbomss ID. Purnell. Esq.
on Monday evening March 9Th.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Z. +
Church will meet at the residence of Jas
: Jones next Tuesday evening.
Rev. ID. b. Fitzgerald has been hold
ing extra services this week in the Gun
by Presbyterian church, stockton.
The Misses Toadvine. daughters Ol
ex-Nayor Toadvine. of Salisbury. are Wis
iiing Mr. and Mrs Alfred Pinchin.
Mrs. Ann Dymock has been quite III
for several weeks. On Sunday she wa,
in critical condition. but is now mucl
better
MIR g. Marion Dryden solicits your
patronage for groceries. cigars, tobacco,
etc. through the columns of the MEssES.
GER. Give him trial and he will treat
yon right.
Teachers can find blank reports al
DIR. Halls drugstore. Snow Hill, Rev
VIM. Dale's, Pocomoke City, and at my
office. Berlin Calvin b. Taylor. County
Examiner.
James ;. Shepherd. Of Cambridge
has sent TO President Harrison a silk
badge that has been in his possession
since the day the Presidents grandfather
was buried.
Enierprising citizens of Georgetown.
Del. will start hosiery factory in tina,
town as soon as the necessary machinery
can he put in. The buildings have al.
ready been rented.
A grand festival will be given by the
ladies of Hollands Church. Pocomoke
Circuit, next Tuesday evening. Should
weather prove unfavorable. il will b,
held the next fair evening
Clayton J. Purnell. as Trustee. will
sell the Schooner. Minnie and Emma
AT public auction In Baltimore today
Matthews X Kirkland are named in the
advertisement as auciioneers
A large number OF the friends and
relatives OF ex-Couniy Commissioner.
William VI Purnell. we're entertained Mt
dinner by him, al his home near Newark
last Monday IN honor of his Il birthday
Our Methodist friends await anxious
~ the coming session of the Wilmington
VI. + Conference, which promises 10 he
very Interesting session, owing Ia The
many complaints against Rev ]. A. d
Wilson.
Clayton J. Purnell, Esq. as Trustee.
will sell the valuable steam saw mill oi
Young anil Colbourne, in POcom0ke CITY.
on saturday March. l2Ih. This is excel
eni property aud will pay investigation
10y mill men.
Notwithstanding the inclemency oi
The weather Monday, the entertainment
held at Klej Grange was fairly well at.
tended and was Il success. BY request il
will he repeated, with slight alteration
on Tuesday evening, March sih.
Persons indebted 10 me ms trustee OF
Daniel 4. Massey are hereby notified that
will be at my Office in Berlin every Sat.
urday for the purpose of making colec
lions and that AN immediate settlement
must he made VIM T. Dickerson.
-Afier Presiding Elder J A. b. vii
son had preached in the FELTON, NJ. +
Church Sunday week he was compelled
To walk over muddy roads six miles to
another appointment, though many %
the church people had horses.-!Smyrn,
Times
AT the Great Council of Maryland
Independent Order Of Red Men, held il
Easton last week, Past Sachem J. &, Lit
Teton of Pilisville. was elected repre-
sentative to the Great Council of tn,
United States. which meets in Atlanta
Georgia.
-Goyernor Brown has appointed Phil
Up ID. Laird, OF Montgomery. to he Liant
commissioner, To succeed J. Thoma
Scharf. of Baltimore city; Luther ii
Gadd, of Caroline, to be State librarian
TO succeed DIR. f. r. Duval. of Monigo
merry.
Attention is called 10 the legal adveI
iisements in this issue Of the MESSENGER
Everybody should read them and kee
posted rs To the sales of real estate, etc
Oftentimes mon who are not close read
ers Of their paper miss opportunities L
make money.
The "Whalsoever" Circle of King
Daughters gave an Observation party il
the Franklin House on the evening q
Washington's birthday which was wei
DatroDiIed bV the npuni. of the Town