Democratic messenger., 1893-01-14
LOCALS.

city this week.
Miss Essie Ross. of Pocomoke City
has been visiting friends here.
MIR John W. Vincent attended the
Philadelphia Cycle exposition tins week
MIR. Lemuel Harris of Onancock
Va, has been visiting his father at Cedar
Grove
Miss Lillian Clayville and Mrs Z
W. Parsons visited Pocomoke city on
Monday last.
building lois, dwellings and farms
for sale on easy terms. 5. X. Marshall
Snow Hill, Md.
Tuesday night was the coolest of the
winter the mercury falling TO within 9
degrees OF zero.
Rev. Edwin Nelson, of Galena, Kent
County, Md, paid visit TO relatives in
Snow Hill, this week.
School Examiner Calvin B. Taylor
Esq spent Monday and Tuesday in Snow
Hill on official business
Miss Nellie Stevenson returned home
on Thursday last, after having spent a
very pleasant week in the city.
A light snow fell on Monday night
and with that already on the ground,
packed hard, furnished good sleighing.
Mrs. Henry Young. of Philadelphia,
came down on Monday last TO attend the
funeral of her mother Mrs VIM. A. Mills.
Division caused Tuesday nights passen-
ger train TO be two hours late when 4,
arrived here.
Mrs J. Samuel Price continues very
ILL., Mr.. Price is at her bedside night and
dav and is almost broken down from the
strain upon him.
II was deaf for yeaI. caused by
caiarrh in the head. but was perfectly
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla" H. Hicks,
Rochester, n. Y.
1T is said of one of our iownsmen re-
siding in West End that he had to build
a fire under his cow "Wednesday morning
10 thaw out the milk.
Married, on the 10Th inst, at the NJ.
f. Parsonage, Newark. by Rev. w. l.. p
Bowen. Mr.. Thomas +. Trader to Miss
Lula Lon :, both of Worcester County.
VIM. J. Morris has been appointed
travelling passenger and freight agent for
road Company. with headquarters in
Salisbury.
MIR. VanCleif has rem ted of Mr.. Clay
ton ]. purnell the dwelling house recent
" vacated by DIR. Z. 5. Dashiell. lie will
move IN as soon as the weather gets more
favorable.
Mrs. Mary 4. Kollock, and daughter
Miss Annie. of Georgetown, Del. who
b ave been visiting Mrs. John T. Taylor,
on Federal ST, returned home on Satur-
day of last week.
The fourth Quarterly Meeting for
Newark circuit NJ E. Church, will he
held on the l4ih and 18th instants at
Newark. Preaching by The Presiding
Elder at 10 A. NJ. Sunday.
AT the regular annual meeting OF the
Peninsula Mutual Relief Association,
held in Easton last week, Mr. Stephen E.
Mason. OF this County, was reelected a
director Of the Association.
Mr.. Lemuel A. Hall, of Powellyille,
who has been In business of harness max
ing for some years past, has purchased a
stock of harness aud will in the future
I've in the business as dealer.
Some fine ice has been housed here
within The past ten days. II the winter
weather continues there will be little for
ice manufacturers TO do next summer and
ice should be much cheaper for the con-
snmers.
Owing TO the inclemency OF the
weather last Tuesday the reorganization
of the Snow Hill Alliance was postponed
until Monday, January 10Th at o'clock
All members requested to be present. By
order OF committee.
Levin 5. Nelson. Esq. of Bishop
VILE. paid US visit last Monday. Mr..
Nelson is always welcome at the MES
sENGER office. lie is one of Worcest er's
most reliable business men aud friend
TO the widow and orphan.
An entertainment will be given in
the interest of the W c. T L. at K:eI
Grange, on Friday evening Jan 20) at :
o'clock. The programme will consist ol
Readings, Recitaiions, Music &c. All are
cordially invited TO attend.
-Decater Reddish, son of John Red.
dish of Frui,land, Wicomico County
while skating on Tony Tank mill pond
Saturday broke through the ice and was
drowned IN the presence Of his parents
lie was about 22 years OF age.
Our old friend, Mr. Levi Brrmer. ol
Box Iron, who has been visiting Philadel
phia during this week, returned home or
Thursday, and reports snow two fee
deep in Philadelphia when he lef. thai
morning, and still showing very hard
1t is said that Charles II. Treat. erst
while Republican candidate for Congress
in Delaware. aud who seems 10 hay'
financially as many lives "a attributed I,
a cat. will rebuild the large factory re
Gently opperaied by him in Georgetown
Chicken thieves have been at work
extensively in Snow Hill since Christina,
day. Among those who are Ioosers b,
A a