Democratic messenger., 1893-07-08
LOCALS.

for morning as well as evening wear.
This years edition of the Summer
girl is symphony in immaculate white
Impossible as il may seem. there are
some new kinds Of ice-cream this season
Call and see my laces before buying
elsewhere have "A nice new assortment
-Lost.-A Paul +. Wirts Fountain
Pen. The finder vii. please return To this
office.
Miss Della Collins. of lIishopville.
was the guest ot Miss Mary Nelson this
week
In the preparation of cucumbers for
the table one should not lie economical
with salt.
This is the time of the year when
clans are in their best and most palat able
condition.
Just received a new lot of silk mits.
extra length. call and see them. Mrs V :
Townsend
-Mr j. W. Payion has been appointed
Postmaster at stockton vice u T. Whar-
ton removed.
There will be services in the Catholic
Church Sunday July sth at 1890 a. m.
aud 1.i5 r. M.
Mrs. James T. Burroughs and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary. are visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Il: you want fine periumed soap 20
TO Dryden's and get Colgaies then tell
your neighhor.
MIR. William Rounds. of Philadelphia
has been on visit 10 his parents IN Snow
Hill this week
The Loyal Legion of the Snow Hill
NJ. f. Church enjoyed n hay party last
Thursday afternoon.
"A broken lot of Children's hose,
cheap. which will close out at less than
cost. Mrs " : Townsend.
We will be at lIarmonson's Hotel
Berlin, next Saturday. Don't fail to meet
us and settle your subscription.
Misses Cora and Ella Hancock, of
Philadelphia, are the guests of Mr.. w. ID.
Knox and family, of Box Iron.
Il have broken lot of tan silk gloves
In small sizes, which will close out at
reduced prices Mrs v :. Townsend.
We are sorry 10 chronicle the deaf h
Of the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il
Tappan, which occurred on Thursday.
Miss Adel Spence who il attending
school in Philadelphia, came home last
week 10 remain until school opens again
Miss Minnie Moore who has been
teaching school in Hartford county. is
spending her vacation home with her
mother.
Clayton J. Purnell, morigagec. adyer-
tises "Fenwicks Island" in tins issue. II
is valuable property and will be sold
for cash.
The farm in QueponcO. known rs the
Charlie Bowen Farm. is f,r rent for 1898.
Apply to George w Pnrnell. Esq, Snow
Hill. Md july IT,
-Rcv james II. Campbell will preach
tomorrow in the VI. T.. Church of New
ark at 1890 a. m. and si5 p. M. At Wes-
ley at 2p. m.
The Princess Anne mail will leave
here ON Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays instead of Tuesdays. Thursdays
aud Saturdays as heretofore
1t is said that, owing To scarcity of
passenger cars. the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will run no excursions 10
Rrhoboih and Ocean City this season.
"A telegram To J. ]. lTurlock. Esq
from Colorado Springs. announces the
serious illness of his son Mr.. John lIur-
lock. who went West about the first of
the year
The festival which was held on last
Tuesday for the benefit of the NJ +.
Church at Newark, was a complete sue
cess. The entire amount received was
over $iilO0
Miss Nc,tie Dryden came home last
week from Baltimore TO spend her vaca-
iion with her mother. She is charming
lady and her many friends were glad to
welcome her home.
Delinquent subscribers to the MEs-
sESGER should read the notice Co them
elsewhere on this page. Don't think it
applies to your ncighbor for il does not
II is intended for you and no one else
Mrs. V : Townsend has returned
from her summer trip 10 the city with a
new loi Of hats, laces and a lovely line o.
beautiful mixed straw yaucht hats. also a
full line of pineapple straw hats the latest
novelty.
Mrs Sallie Collins and Miss Clara
her daughter, left on Thursday for a three
months visit to friends and relatives il
Illinois. They will spend part Of Tia,
time in Chicago where they will take il
the Worlds Fair
congress Hall. Ocean City. opened
on Saturday last with William r. Rayn,
proprietor aud John l.. Mock clerk. Mr.
Rayne claims TO have the best beds on ih'
leach and intends to feed his guests oi
the best the market affords
AT n meeting Of the High Schoo
Alumni on Thursday afternoon the fol
lowing officers were elected President
Charles 5. Richardson; Vice Prcsiden,
Harry +. Covingion; Secretary an'
Ire asurer JOhn " station