Democratic messenger., 1892-06-04

-Armory Hall is now lighted ly elec
iriciiY.
"A fresh line of chocolates at J. l.
Nock's.
Everybody takes it. Takes what >
the MESSENGER
-Go to V. Payne's for cool rcfreshin,
drink of pure soda
Plenty "f new peas now IN marke
al reasonable prices.
MIR Levi Purnell is filling up his fsl
pond on Market street
Il will receive To day a nice line o
fancy cakes. j. l.. Mock
All the latest aud most iashionabl,
drinks of soda at Y. Payne's.
Don't fail 10 attend the Democrat,
primaries to-day in your district.
School Examiner Taylor visited the
Pocomoke High School ON "Wednesday
A fine line of chow chow. mixed
pickles and cauliflower. at ]. L. Nock's
Clayton J. Purnell. Esq was in Bal
iimore on professional business Monday
George F. Brown, the safe man, rep
resenting Farrell x Co, was in town on
Sunday.
-Rev Robert Powell has been quite
sick for sometime. We hope lie will soon
I've convalescent.
-WANTEp.-A white girl To cook and
do general house work for small family
Apply at this office.
George w. PurnelI. Esq, has recently
been repainting the iron fence around his
handsome residence
George w. Purnell, ESQ. was in
Philadelphia several days this week on
professional business
The home of Rev James II. Camp
bell has been very much improved by the
placing OF new fence in front.
Mr.. Francis B. Russell has been
granted q government pension of $500
per month with $4,000 back pay
Capt. Charles 5. Capper has been in
Baltimore this week on business connect
ed with his company of malitia here.
Our merchants and farmers visiting
Baltimore this spring will find the MALT
by House" desirable stopping place.
We will give years subscription to
the MESSENGER for the largest water
melon brought 10 our office during the
coming season.
We have no desire To publish the
names of those subscribers who are in
arrears for their paper but we need money
and must have il.
My soda fountain is in perfect order
and works like charm. II pure fiavors
are appreciated you will paironize my
fountain. V. Payne.
-Johnson's Refined Minstrels. which
are playing at Fords Opera House, Balti-
more this week, are booked for Snow
Hill on the 14lh inst
Miss julia Dixon. of Baltimore, and
her sister Mrs. Florence Hartman. of the
same city are visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Dixon.
-FoR RENT.-Tbe house and LOT on
Washington street at present occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Holland: also her
farm on the bay road two miles from
town. A..
Miss Lulic Shepard, of Washington.
ID C., and Mr.. and Mrs Geo V. Shepard
Of Stockton. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. B. Fitzgerald at tea on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Edwin Dixon has been making
great improvements TO the building form
erly occupied by DIR. Paul Jones which
were removed To Mr. Dixon's lot in the
rear of his residence
Mrs. John Walter Smith went To
Chambersburg. Ia, this week to be with
Miss George during the commencement
exercises held at Wilson COLLEGE. from
which she will graduate
1t helps lawyer-to advertise in the
MEssESGER. because il Is read every week
by nearly 5000 people and the fact that
he is still in business at mis- old stand is
constantly kept before them
The pre,,iest growing crop ON this
Peninsula is the lately introduced scarlet
clover. Whole fields of it adorn the
sloping lands adjacent To the Delaware
railrOad and elicit admiration from travel.
crs.
School Commissioner Jacob H. S,nr.
gls will open 10 the public this season
Ocean View House. nj Public Landing
Mr. Sturgis has an advertisement in this
issue which will give you all the particu-
lars.
The Normal School graduates from
Worcester this year were Misses Netiie
u. Dryden, Ida @. Marshall and +. B
Stevens. All of whom ranked high in
their class and proved a credit to their
county,
Miss Netlie b. Dryden who was one
Of the graduates a, the State Normal
School last week. returned home on Sat.
urday accompanied by Miss Nora, who
went up TO witness the commencement
exercises.
MIR. o. NJ PurnelI has moved into
his new home ON Market street recently
vacated by Mr.. Charles F. Snow and Mr.
! s. Price has also moved into the hous.
vacated by Mr.. Purnell which he pur
chased several weeks ar0