Democratic messenger., 1893-05-13

School this week. The progress made b,
the scholars is indicative of the eflicicnc,
ofthe teachers in charge.
Rev. J. T. Lassell, formerly pastor oi
: the NJ. p. Church aud principal %
the Snow Hill High School. has received
and accepted call to Pipes Creek in
Anne Arundel county to which place he
has moved his family.
Notice Is hereby given that we ar,
prepared to feed aud properly care for as
many horses during court as may be
stopped with us. No danger of dystemper
or any other disease Mckee Il Town
send.
Berlin was well represented here las,
Tuesday, not less than dozen of her
best citizens being in town on business.
They were all welcome visitors however,
and come TO the right place 10 have bust
ness transacted.
The committee of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church have had an insurance of $4,000
placed on the building. Although il
would not more than half cover the loss
il will go long way toward rebuilding
should fire occur.
MIR. Sidney 7. Nelson, formerly n
resident of this town, spent several days
visiting friends here this week. lie is
now travelling for the Boston commission
firm, Snow & Co, and we are glad 10
learn is doing well
| Miss Annie Stevenson, who has been
in charge of kindergarten school at
Richmond. Va. anticipates spending the
summer in Snow Hill, and if sufficient
number of pupils can be had she will
open kindergarten school here.
Bessie II. Bedloe, Burlington. VT,
had a disease of the scalp. causing her
hair 10 fall so freely that she scarcely
dared TO comb II. Ayers Hair Vigor gave
her healthy scalp. removed the dandruff.
and made the hair thick and glossy
The Amateur Dramatic Society, of
Chincoieague Island, will render "The
Woven Webb drama. i'm the Chinco-
league Town Hall. on Wednesday and
Thursday. May nth and 18th. Proceeds
for the benefit of the VI. T.. Church.
Presiding Elder Corkran preached in
Whatcoat NJ. +. Church in this town last
Sunday evening and was greeted by an
enthusiastic congregation. His discourse
which was an eloquent one. was thor
oughly appreciated by the congregation.
All persons attending court next
week are solicited to leave their teams at
the Washington House stables. where
they will be properly cared for They will
not be subjected 10 any disease as there
has been none in my stable. +. B. Par
sons
The will of the late lawyer. James II.
Heverin. of Philadelphia, was written
with lead pencil and read as follows
This is my last will. leave all my pro-
perty To my wife and make her my exeou-
trix." Mr. Heverin's estate is worth $20,-
900, all personal property.
| The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold festival at the Armory
Hall ON Tuesday next. The purpose is 10
raise money for church purposes. and
everybody should attend. Ice cream. cake
and lemonade will be served by the ladies
and the public is invited.
There will he public meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
at McAllen's Hall next Friday evening
at 8 o'clock. Rev. Q. l.. Morrow will
address the meeting aud an interesting
programme will be rendered. All are cor
daily invited TO be present.
| Insomnia is fearfnlly on the increase.
The rush and excitement of modern life
so tax the nervous system that multitudes
of people are deprived OF good and sufii-
cient sleep. with ruinous consequences TO
the nerves Remember, Ayers Sarsapar-
lila makes the weak strong
The many fri ends of the Rev W. X
Galloway. the evangelist. will be pleased
To learn that he is rapidly recovering
from injuries received from falling down
stairs at his home in PottsvilIe. Pa. and
that he expects To resume his work on
the Peninsula i'm the near future.
DIR. f. 5. Dashiell and family return
ed to Baltimore last Monday after spend
ing week with their many friends here.
We are glad to hear that DR. will remove
to Snow Hi. about July for the summer
He is a good dentist and his friends here
hope he will return 10 this town perma
nently to practice his profession.
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Davis, of ueal
this town, narrowly escaped asphy yxiatior
at the Central Hotel in Wilmington one
night last week. Upon retiring at night
Mr.. Davis blew out the gas. and but fol
the discovery by guest of the escaping
; gas the couple would have sufiicatcd
They were aroused with difficulty.
There are four members Of III,
graduating class Of the Snow Hill IIigl
School this year, ms follows Misses
Hattie Pennewill, Elma Bratten an,
Messrs Charles Briddell and Lewis Gov
, ington Behm. The commencement exer
cises will be Of an interesting nature an,
will be held in the High School Hall oi
! Wednesday. May 3ist.
Mr. Bruce Massey. of Colorado
c Springs. Col. is visiting his uncle, Mr..
J. Hurlock. This is Mr. Massey's frs
s visit to Snow Hill and we hope he ma,
be pleased. lie says that Mr.. John Hur