Democratic messenger., 1893-11-11
LOCALS.

"A hotel Ia cSt nearly SlU,""
will soon be built in IIavrc dc Grace.
Not in years have ducks been 81
plentiful on the Susquchanna flats Us
now.
Mr. Edward Dixon, oi Baltimore,
came home 10 cast his vote for Demo
cracy
Children, Misses and ladies corScts,
sizes from Is To So at Mrs. V. :
Townsend.
We are sorry to learn that Mr..
IT. Vickers is confined 10 his home
with sickness.
DIR. I. Y. Franklin and Horace
Harmouson, OF Berlin, spent last Mon
day in Snow Hill.
The building boom has again
struck Clayton. and five houses are now
In course of erection.
i have the hest 50c and 6Oc corset
ever kept in Snow Hill. See them.
Mrs. V. =. Townsend.
Miss Erma johnson returned home
last Monday after Il pleasant visit in
Germantown and Dover.
One national bank in Frederick
has on deposit 81, l,396,0o0. Not much
financial stringency there.
MIR. Thomas y. Townsend. Of
Baltimore, paid the MESSENGER office
a pleasant visit on Monday.
There will m services in the
Catholic Church Sunday Nov. l2th ut
1890 a. m. and s 80 p. M.
Mrs. William Birch. of Spence, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hudson of this town.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Gricr. oi
Salisbury, spent last Monday here. MIR.
Gricr drove over on business.
A Shirt factory employing about
100 hands will I've built and operated
in Denton within few months.
Kid gloves, all makes. all quail
ties, all sizes, all prices. all colors, all
cheap at Mrs. V. :. Townscnd's.
Mr.. Cyrus w. Williams and wife
of Cape Charles, spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Burbagc.
just received full line of corscts,
any and everybody can get suited at
my store. Mrs. Y. :. Townsend.
j. w. Symons, thrifty farmer
near Greensboro, raised $50 bushels OF
corn in the ear ON . acres of land.
Mrs. Capt. :. II. Wilson and family
left last Monday for Baltimore where
she is now Keeping boarding house.
Owing 10 the illness ot his mother,
Mr.. Harry Mumford, compositor in
this office, has been away this week.
Mr.. Charles T.. Pruitt and DIR.
IIlfktIrDIi. VI WIZ
the visitors 10 our town last Monday
Frank Rciman. Of Smyrna, took
$4,000 pounds of honey from 21j
swGrms of bees during the past season.
Rev. Rolcrt Watt, will occupy
the pulpit Of Whatcoat NJ. +. Church
tomorrow, Sunday, morning and even
ing.
Thomas Thrashcr. aged ~ years,
died last week at Brunswick. lie wa,
probably the oldest man in Frederick
county.
Miss Beulah Gorly, Of Piitsyillc,
who has been the guest of her cousin,
Miss Melissa Parsons, left here on
Monday.
DIR. X. ~. Z. Ellis, Of Baltimore,
is visiting his father, Mr.. John &. Ellis.
near town. Doctor is always a wei.
come visitor
i have returned home and an
ready for work. Or,lcrs left at my
home will receive attention. l.. Ell
ward Behm.
A New York commercial man at
Bridgevillc, ordered threc-quarters of ;
bushcl Of oysters opened and ate then
NIL at one sitting.
Revival services commenced il
the VI. l.. Church of This town on sun
day evening and have been continue,
during the week.
The hest medical authorities say
the proper way to treat catarrh is Il
take constitutional remedy like
IIoods Sarsaparilla.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7. Davis left ol
the Peninsula Express Thursday fo
PhGnix. Baltimore County, Md, on :
visit to Mr.. Charles Behm.
Mr.. q. q. Cameron, representa-:
the X. g.. Dunn Mercantile Agency. "
Wilmington, was in Snow Hill thi
week IN the interest of his firm.
-I.aurels champion porkcr thi
year will bc that Of A. J. White, ,whicI
would now probably dress 110, Will
the town Is full Of 100 FOUNDERS.
The Prohibition state candidate
gained (om votes in this district owe
the presidential candidates vote las
year, aud the U0iircs Wcrc 0sionishcd.
A convention Of the members u
the various T. pworth Leagues in Wor
cestcr county will he held here ol
Thursday aud Friday of next week.
Clayton J. Purnell. Esq. has thi
week added Ia his law library a com
plcte set of the uncon,lensed edition q