Democratic messenger., 1893-09-09
Work on Mr.. James A. Ennis
.ouse is progressing rapidly.

,ouse Is progressing rapidly.
ar. VIM. NJ. Vincent's new store OF
,leral Street is nearing completion
The public schools opened on Mon
fast with about the usual attend
y &c.
Mr.. S. L. Matthews, of Chinco
league paid Snow Hill, visit OF
Tuesday.
Capt. Charles Capper and brother
left on Monday for Il visit TO tn,
Worlds Fair.
Many strangers from adjoining coun
ties continue to visit our town out o
curiosity to see the ruins.
Mr.. VIM. Bowen. of Parksley, Va.
has accepted position as timer will
Messrs. Sturgis 4 Hack.
Miss Lille Briddelle, of Phila,lel
phia, is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Priscilla Briddelle, in town.
Mr.. Henry J. Clayville is building
shoe shop and room for grocery store
at his home down New Lane.
Mr.. l.. T.. Boehm has executed
some nice lettering on the front of w.
ID. Corddry Il Sons building.
Miss Lille Duffy left for Bishop
vile on Monday where she has accept
cd n situation rs school marin.
There will be service in the Catholic
Church, Sunday September 10th al
1880 A. H., and 7.45 p. NJ.
Clauson's celery salt is something
should be on your table. Only IL
cents bottle at McAllen Bros.
IL you want a carriage or road-cari
Burbage & Conner will sell you one
as cheap as you can get it anywhere.
Mr.. Thomas ID. Purnell has had a
new roof put on his building near the
bridge, occupied by blacksmith Wick
ers.
Mr.. Grier of the Salisbury Machine
Shops, was in town on Monday last to
make arrangements for buying old
iron.
The foundations for several brick
stores have already been laid aud the
work ON the buildings is progressing
finely.
We have in stock fine speeding
cart for road or track use. Weight
20 lbs. Will sell cheap, Burbage &
Conner.
Mr.. Eugene Tingle and family OF
Missouri, have located in this county
Mr.. Tingle senior will settle on farm
near Berlin.
Mr.. Charles Z. Dryden, a recent
graduate Of St. Johns College. has been
the guest of his brother, Mr.. G. Marion
Dryden, this week.
Mrs. Annie Davis and children, OF
Shelltown, after spending several days
with her brother, Mr.. p. S. Smith, re-
turned home on Monday.
Mrs. w. Z. Laws. of Queponco, and
Miss Ida Houston of Middletown, Del,
were the guests of Miss Mary Bur-
roughs several days this week.
The sale of the personal property OF
the late Sarah +. Moore, took place on
Thursday morning at her farm near
town. The property sold well.
Miss Nellie Lankford, OF Pocomoke
City. who has been visiting Miss Min
ME Wilson for the past two weeks re-
turned home ON Thursday morning.
We are selling Best Lee White Ash
Coal at lowest market price-2240 lbs
per ton. We want your order, please
place now. Yours Respt. Snow Hill
Coal & Ice Co.
Mr.. Joseph Ellis, who resided near
"oplartown, this county, died Thursday
prning at four o'clock. His remains
re inferred in the NJ. L. Churchyard
6sterday afternoon.
Mr.. Henry Burbage, of Newport
News, Va, is home on visit to hi.
father and other relatives. He was a
guest Of his cousin, Mrs. c. l.. Vincent
several days this week.
Our old friend Capt. Samuel ii,
Benson came down from Philadelphia
last week to spend some time with rela.
tives. He is in poor health but We
trust he will soon get better.
Miss Nettie Dryden returned home
from a visit to the Worlds Fair last
week. She was delighted with the
White City. She accompanied the
family OF Y. r. Wharton, Esq.
Snow Hill NJ. p. Circuit 1890 4.
NJ, Box Iron, 3 +. NJ. Cool Spring s
i. NJ Snow Hill. The sermon at
Box Iron will be held in the church
building q. l.. Morrow, Pastor.
A new newspaper is to he started il
Snow Hill'in few weeks hy stock
company. II will he published in the
interest of the Prohibition party. Rev
Quincy l.. Morrow is to be the editor
Mr.. w. S. Lewis, of Powellsville
has purchased of Mr.. Henry J. Clay
vile his lot ON New Lane, and will en-
.....s, - tho t,on,tfa.fura 80 h.,.l,, II