Democratic messenger., 1893-06-03
LOCALS.

at Mrs. V. $ Townsend's.
Mrs. Jordon. of Baltimore, is visit
ing Mrs. William Spurrier.
A beautiful assortment of summer
corsets at Mrs. v ;. Townsend's.
The Misses Annie and Lindsey Brid-
dell are visiting relatives in Snow Hill.
John p. Moore, Esq, has seen the
Worlds Fair and declares il immense.
Miss Lille Briddell. of Philadelphia,
is here this week on visit To her moth
er.
Mrs. Robert Keas. of Bishopville.
spent part of this week with frie':is in
town.
--latest styles in Spring millinery
received weekly at my store. Mrs. V. :.
Townsend.
Special prices in children's Isle
thread and silk gloves at Mrs. V. 5.
Townsend's.
Gauntlet gloves in black and all new
spring colors for % cents AT Mrs. V. :.
Townsend's.
DIR. VIM. ID. Slraughn. of Fariton. y.
J., was the guest of DR. Paul Jones last
Saturday night.
Specially low cash prices TO straw
berry pickers during the next week. Mrs
V. :. Townsend.
DIR. +. 5. Dashiel came down from
Baltimore last Saturday aud will spend
the summer IN Snow Hill.
MIR. John l.. Robins is said to have
the finest crop OF wheat on his farm near
town, 10 be seen in the county.
Spring medicine and Hoods Sarsap-
arilla are synonymous terms, so popular
is this great medicine at this season.
-Messrs. Thomas Y. Franklin, w. C.
franklin and Edward ID. Martin, of
Berlin, were in Snow Hill yesterday.
Miss Minnie Merrill aud Miss Bessie
Broughton. of Pocomoke, have been the
guests OF Mrs. A. B. Marine this week.
Call and see before buving elsewhere
the new aud large assortment OF goods
just received at Mrs. V. :. Townsends.
Gov. Brown has ordered a state
steamer 10 90 TO Pocomoke Sound and
investigate the grabbing troubles there.
For the cash you can get better
quality hat latest style, and more trimming
at Mrs V. ). Townsend's.t than clsewher c.
Frank Townsend. of Chincoteague
visited his father. Mr.. II. w. Townsend
last Saturday. remaining over here until
Tuesday.
Mrs. \. c Smith. Miss Anna Naylor
and young DIR. Naylor. of Salisbury were
guests of Mrs. Jennie Moore several days
this week.
MIR. George B. Covington, of New
York. is spending short vacation at
home with his faihcr-IIon. George W
Covingion.
The bank officials haye had new
iron fence pa, up inclosing the vacant
lol adjoining the bank which is sown in
grass and flower seed.
-Laces from cents yard up. floun-
cling for children from 3sl cents up, Null
hats and caps at reduced prices To close
out. Mrs. Y. :. Townsend.
Postmaster Johnson. of Baltimore
city. has taken Rich Neck Mansion
Talbot county. for the summer, and pro
posts 10 occupy il with his family.
MIR. Charles l.. Dryden will please
accept our thanks for an invitation To AT,
tend the Commencement exercises at 81
Johns College, Annapolis, on June 10Th
A manufacturing company was or
ganiZed at Princess Anne last week. with
capital of $50, 600, with the purpose ol
making crates and baskets on large
scale.
Sailor hats, SHIRT waists, russet shoes
sunshades and fans. all tell us Summer
DAYS are at hand, and that the first three
are to continue very much in feminine
vogue
Cards are out announcing that Miss
Mamie +. Sherkey and Mr.. II. W Brit
iingnam will he married at Ccdartown on
Wednesday evening June 9Th at s 81
o'clock.
Rev ID. B. Fitzgerald has gone tC
Hartford County 10 attend the funeral oI
Mrs. Fitzgerald's brother. There vii
consequently be no service IN the Pres
byterian Church Tomorrow
Tuesday, Decoration Day, was no
observed here except by those who usu
ally place flowers and flags on the grave
of their dead heroes, few of whom liz
IN various churchyards oil The town.
Moses Floyd died at his home II
Girdletree on Thursday Of typhoid fever
lie was a barber by trade and frequent,
came 10 Snow Hill with fish. lie wa
about 45 years of age aud had been sic
about ten days.
Buy the Lightning Sickle Grinder.
grinds both sides of the sections simul
laneuusly; il saves the price of the ma
chine in one year. It saves horse fcsl
Price 5000: l.. w. GuDby. Agent, Sails
bury, Maryland.
The annual "turkl le dinner" al Quar
iico. will he held this year ON Wednes
day, June 18th. Mine host. Johr C. Bal
lev, is keeping mp the old reputation q
the ancient Quaniico hosielry for goo
cheer and entertainment.
-Rev James II. Campbell will prcac