Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-02-20

The best plow in the market can be
found at the hardware store Of Sturgis &
Hack.
Services were held in the Catholic
church last Sunday by Rev. Father
Mickle.
Misses Marcie Riggin and Mamie
Wharton, of stockton, Md, were in town
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Pennewell, of Sho wells.
is visiting sister; Miss Hattie, on Wash
ington st.
Rev. James r. Campbell will preach
in the NJ. p. Church of this place to-mor-
row night.
Misses Julia Fooks and Ella Moore
will spend Sunday and Monday in PrIn-
cess Anne.
Charles Moore. Esq. of the George
town, Delaware, Bar. was in town on
Tuesday last.
Monday night to attend dance. They
report big time.
-Messrs. George Clayvile and Robert
Townsend have been ON the bay this
week after ducks.
Miss Erma Johnson, returned home
on Saturday last after very pleasant
visit to Girdletree.
Captain and Mrs. Ellsworth and Mrs.
Hopkins. of Staten Island, are visiting
Mr. James 5. Jones.
Mr. Hampdepf Butler and Miss Char
loite Taylor wefeonarried February 10Th,
by Rev. f. IIsMiller
Miss Lillian ciayvile, afler having
very pleasant visit 60 Chincoteague. Va .
returned home to day.
We would like to see some OF the old
buildings in the center of the town taken
down and new ones erected
Miss Emma Dourherty returned
home last week from Baltimore where
she had been visiting friends.
Visiting cards printed from steelplate
script at this Office equal 10 work OF the
best engravers in the cities. aud cheaper.
George W. Purnell, Esq, has been
suffering with severe cold this week.
being confined To his home a Part of the
while.
--Liileton Smith. AN aged and respect
ed colorrd man who was in the employ
of George ). richardson. Esq diet on
Monday.
MOST Of our carpeniers are at present
out of jolt. II is a good time for those
that intend la erect new buildings TO
contract.
One of our young ladies on Market
street received small sized peck of comic
valentines This is the consequence Of
popularity.
Rev. Jane. H. Campbell and family
desire us to thank the kind friends who
recently gladdened their hearts with an
excellent donation.
Gov. Brown has appointed Mr. John
:. Sudler. Of Somerset county, 10 the po-
sition OF Fish Commissioner for the Eas-
tern Shore. vice Mr.. G. H. Rider.
In our Pocomqke letter to day is
announced the intended marriage Of Mrs.
Susan Chopper formerly Of this town To
Mr.. Major IIall OF Pocomoke City.
Rev T.. H. Miller, Of Newark, was
here several days this week assisting Rev.
Mr.. Sypherd with his revival work Rev.
Fitzgerald preached on "Wednesday night
The Ladies' Aid Society Of All Hal
lows church will meet next Tuesday
evening at half past seven o'clock at the
residence Of Mr. j. d. Hack. A full at
tendance desired
services tomorrow Sunday in Gun.
by Presbyterian Church of stockton.
Services will he held in this church every
evening next week except Saturday. All
ARE cordially invited.
Prof T. c. Wimbrough has resigned
his position as principal of Paramount
Academy and is now on the road repre-.
senting New York grocery house. lie
was in town his week.
Revival services commenced in the
VI T. Church Of this town last Sunday
and are still being continued. We hope
many souls will be saved through IN,
earnest work of our brethren.
Rev. ID. -. Fitzgerald and wife spent
Monday and Tuesday with friends in
Onancock Va. They report very
pleasant visit and speak IN the highest
terms OF The people IL Accomac.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byieran church Will meet at The home of
Mrs George 5. Richardson nexl Tuesday
evening for the consideration az impor-
tant business. A full attendance.
-Ex-Gov Jnrkson. of Salisbury. II j.
said. will soon remove 10 Washington.
ID C.. and engage in aciIv. business, TAX.
ing the place Of his brother Isaac. who
has been compelled to retire on account
Of ~ health