Democratic messenger., 1893-06-03

uIuhN tp pay WISH w HiS uTotHctS u
Snow Hill, but he had to return again oil
Thursday as he is one al the most efllcien
walchmen In that institution.
There will he festival held in th,
Pichardville School house, on thu
evenings of June 9th and 9Th, for th'
benefit of the Sunday School. \ plent,
of ice cream, cake. lemonade and oysters
" III be served All are cordially invited
North Carolina Shingles. 100000 No
1, Rived 100000 No. l. and No. >, sawed
These shingles are strictly first class in
manufacture, and made from old growth
primitive cypress. Delivered by rail OF
wagon. Humphreys II Tilglman. Sails
bury.
Lee IIearn, who has been in Bal;i
more since last autumn, running bar
ber shop at the Saratoga Hotel. has re
turned TO Salisbury for a few weeks he
fore going to Ocean City. where he will
have charge of the barber shop in the
Atlantic Hotel.
Sheriff Bell came to Snow Hill
Thursday night and on Friday morning
he removed the convicted prisoners from
| Jail and carried them to Baltimore.
Wonder ifthc Siurgis boys won't make
before their time is up!
-Childrens Day will he observed in
the Snow Hill NJ. L. Church ON Sunday
next, June llth, instead Of To morrow as
announced. The exercises promise To be
of very interesting character rs usual.
The Preshyterians will observe the fol-
lowing Sunday-June 18th.
--Pallor, languidness. aud the appear
ance of i'll health being no longer fashion
able among ladies, Ayers Sarsaparilla is
more largely resorted to as tonic alter
ative, neryine. stomachie, and buildcr-up
of the system generally. This is as it
should he. Ayers is the best.
| Mr. Stephen l.. Purnell received a
telegram on Tuesday announcing that
his daughter, Miss Jennie, who is in
South Carolina. was very i'll with fever.
Mr. Purnell left for the South the same
day and we trust he found Miss Jennie
in a greatly improved condition.
-MessIs ]. ). Price aud William
/ ~ oal.t l.a
seaside farms belonging TO the estate OF
the late James Scott for 5000. Mrs.
Scott bought, the farm ut present occu-
pied by Jesse Figgs, and Mr.. John Figgs
the one whcrcon he now resides.
We neglected reporting the loss of
SO. on the street last week, by Mr.. J. J.
Collins. but il is not too late for the finder
10 read this notice aud return the money
10 Mr.. Collins, and receive the liberal
reward he offers. II is heavy loss aud
we feel truly sorry for Mr.. Collins.
We are in receipt of an invitation to
attend the commencement exercises at
Western Maryland College. on June OH.
The graduate from this county is Miss
Geriie May Vcasey. of Pocomoke Mr.
William Aydeloite Wheaton, of Chinco-
league is also one of the graduates.
A ripc tomato will remove ink stains
from the hands or from paper or linen.
There is particular knack about il.
Ali that is To he done is TO crush the
tomato in your hands and rub the ink
spot with the juice, then wash in clean
water. and ink and tomato juice will
come away together.
| Summer resorts cleaning up. Hotel
proprieiors say they have no fear that
the Worlds Columbian Fair will injure
their business. as the majority of the peo.
pie cannot afford 10 attend the Fair, and
those who go cannot remain away from
business longer than ten days or two
weeks al the outside
John g. Gray. superintendent of the
Sussex County. Del. public schools, has
been appointed chief of a division IN the
pension office AT Washington, at salary
of $1,000 n year Roman Tammany
principal of the public schools at George
town, has been appointed by Governor
Reynolds 10 succeed Mr. Gray
Cancelled postage stamps are collect
ed in great quantities in this country and
sent TO the missionaries in China. The
cancelled stamps are highly priced by the
Chinese. who buy them for home decora-
ton. II is said that some of the rich
Chinese have rooms parered with can
celled American postage stamps.
Senator and Mrs Gibson entertained
Secretary aud Mrs. Carlisle at their home
in Talbot County last Sunday. Mrs.
no doubt but what our handsome Sena-
tors political fortune has been bettered
since he secured her for life partner.
| There's nothing better than good wife.
MIR. Martindalc VI. Vickers visited
/
Hill High School Commencement. He
is TO be foreman of the Wilmington Con
ference Herdh which has been resurrect-
ell and will be removed To Harrington,
Del, where il will be published by Rev
{. A. Grice and other Methodist minis.
tiers.
DIR. : X Marshall who attended II
banquet given the agents Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York
last Saturday by Mr.. r. Lewis, general
agent at Wilmington. Del, returned
home "Wednesday. The DIR. reports d
royal good time and is more enthusiastic
over the merits of the Mutual Life thar
ever.
Aunt Mollie Briddell, died las,
Sunday morning after lingering illness