Democratic messenger., 1893-08-26

the week IN Georgetown, del.
Have those dangerous walls and
chimneyS pulled down Immediately.
Mis- 7Rlack, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her uncle Mr.. james II. Selby.
Boot Heel Is right I'm it now.
More business in that section than any
other.
Miss Eaton and Mrs. Moore. Of
Baltimore. are the guests Of Mrs Clara
( Dryden.
-Ayars canning factory has been
very busy this week on peaches and
tomatoes.
: Peaches have been going TO mar
ket in large quantities this week, prices
running low.
Services snow Hill NJ. L. Church
Sunday 1890 a. m. and $ p. m. Cool
Spring 3 p. m.
-R. ID. Jones has built a tempor-
airy law Office on the sight of the one
destroyed by fire
Services at Box Iron NJ. p. Church
Lot Sunday 1890 a. m. Sermon by
Rev. Q. l.. Morrow.
MIR. and Mrs Pietche, of Balti-
more. are visiting at the residence OF
Mr.. Charles Collins.
Miss Hattie Pennewell, of Showell,
Md, was the guest of Miss Lille s.
Duffy one day this week.
MIR. B. L. Truitt moved into his
new place OF business on Monday. He
is opposite the Post Office.
Miss Bardella Davis, of Milford,
Del. is the guest of Miss Mary Spence
AT her home in this town.
"A big boat race will take place
on the Chincoteague broadwater, start
ing at Wisharts Point, August %.
William 5. Wilson, ESD, was in
town several days this week making
arrangements for rebuilding stores.
Thomas Herman and his force of
men pulled down the tall chimneys of
the old National Hotel ON Tuesday.
Professor John s Hill has been on
a visit to Oxford this week, where he
has secured a position as teacher in the
public school.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Purnell has
completed his hotel OH the corner of
Washington and Green Streets and has
il well stocked with liquois.
just received full line of wall
paper at five cents to one dollar and a.
half a single roll. with match borders
and ceilings. l.. Edw. BGhm.
MIR. James Laws Purnell, OF
Cleveland, Ohio. has been here this
week. He was summoned by telegraph
to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
TrIitt @
The County Commissioners have
erected n temporary Office for use Of
the Board and the County Treasurer
in the rear of the Clerks and Regis
ter's shanty.
-LosT.-A piece of gold chain with
medal attached. b. c. G. engraved on
one side and 1886 Oh the other OF no
value except TO owner. Please return
TO Rev. @. l.. Morrow.
ID. Ii. Lewis has built himself a
shanty ON Washington street between
Hurlock's hardware store and Cotting-
ham & Co.'S, drug store, where he
will sell beef and groceries.
Hon. Robert +. Bratten visited
the Postoffice Department, at Wash
ington, on Thursday of last week and
recommended the appointment Of +. S.
Hargis rs postmaster at Pocomoke.
We had a delightful rain in and
around Snow Hill on Sunday night.
We are informed il was not general
throughout the county. Snow Hill
needed it bad enough, goodness knows
just received car load Of South
end Wood Split Pulleys; all have
,h,Ib and iron bushings. The best
alley made. can fill your orders
[promptly. Call or address
l.. w. GUNBY, Salisbury, Nd.
MIR. Granville X. Rider, formerly
fish commissioner of Maryland, has
secured an 81 500 position in Wash
ington through the influence of Sena-
tor Gibson. Mr. Rider Is brother
in-law Of ex-Gov. l.. L. jackson.
William L. Dickerson as Trustee
for Daniel A. Massey xill sell to day
the valuable farm between St. Eartin's
and Friendship in the 9th election dis
trict, known as the John Tingle Farm.
This i a bargain for the purchaser.
Attention Is called to the sale Of
valuable real estate advertised by q.
ID. Collins Trustee, for Capt Stephen
III. Wilson. The advertisement Of the
same property on The 4th page is not
correct, the one on the editorial page
is all right.
Among the losses published in
the MESSENGER last week the Worces-
ter County Shield was placed at $500.
Mr.. Smith says his loss was over 81 500
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