Democratic messenger., 1893-08-12
LOCALS.

was III Town on " cuncSday.
DIR. David Benson, of Berkley, Va,
paid our town visit this week.
Rev. James Il. Campbell lost q valu-
able library in the fire.
Mr.. Thos. z. Selby. of Philadelphia.
paid his family visit this week.
The Postoffice is now in the ware
rooms Of w. ID. Corddry & Son.
Mr.. VIM. Buddell. of Philadelphia.
Is visiting his parents in town.
For provisions. groceries and confec-
tionery 60 to r. J. McAllen Il Bro.
Rev. ID. B. Fitzgerald will preach in
the Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Mrs. Jennie Moore moved TO the resi-
dence lately vacated by Mrs. Van Cleef.
To LoAN.-Sevcral thousand dollars
on good security. Apply to o. ID. Col
lins.
LosT-White and iiver-colored set.
ter dog; long tail. Return to C. Z.
PruiIt.
VIM. Vickers of Conference Herald
paid his parents visit IN town this
week.
, Mr.. Thos. NJ. Purnel is having
ie@parSry shanty built TO be used as a
io;el.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T. Barnes arrives.
some on "Wednesday from West Vir-
ginia.
>-Have opened store in front room of
dencc on Market street Mrs. VS..
townsend.
Don't fail TO read our new advertise
ment in this issue, Richards II, Smith,
Moore & Co.
Only pat of stock saved from fire
and that will be sold AT half price. Mrs.
v. S. Townsend.
Miss May Hu5Lell will op n a mil
lincry store at the residence of L. Ed.
ward BCehm.
Will pay you TO come to my house TO
see the bargains have to offer you.
Mrs. V. s. Townsend.
Mrs. Catherine Bowen and daughter,
Mrs. Mamie Pennewill. have moved TO
the u. +. Parsonage.
W. ii. Payne has commenced tempo
rary building n loi in rear of Odd Eel
lows Hall on Bank street
Harry Gray now occupies the resi-
dence recently purchased by Capt. j. II.
Causey. ON Federal street.
There were quite crowd of over the
river peop.e, held a baj party at Public
Landing, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. r. Bratten returned home
from Ocean City, on Tuesday. looking
much improved in health.
MIR. l.. Hastings, Al. Herbert and
Edgar Bratton returned home from
Glyndon Camp on Tuesday.
r. j. McAllco & Bro, have COM
mcnced the erection of temporary
shanty on the Jenkins lot.
Mr.. Benjamin Carmean has moved TO
tine residence lately vacated by J. II.
Burbage. on Washington street.
Rev. and Mrs. Fitzgerald returned
home on Tuesday. They have been
away for Mr.. Fitzgerald vacation.
Mrs. Ann Burroughs and daush er,
Miss Mary, returned home from
weeks visit 10 the Quaker City. on Tues
day.
Quite crowd of people came down
from Georgetown. and other points
al)ng the road TO witness the ruins on
Tuesday.
Hyars & Co.. have commenced the
canning Of tomatoes. and they antici.
pate large pack Notwithstanding the
drought.
Our town has been in total darkness
this week owing 10 the fact that the
electric lights were torn down ON Mon
day night.
Richardson, Smith. Moore & Co., have
moved in Armory Hail. .and will be able
to supply their customers with any thing
they may desire.
All persons having business TO trans
act with the First National Bank, NAV
call at their temporary location at Mr..
Clayton j. Purnells Office.
Col. Z. L. Fowler. G. Se!man Will
Jams, Thos. w. Summons and Marion
Brewing and others of Salisbury, Wis. ted
the ruins here on Tuesday
Losr.-On night of lire, day book
containing Il number of accounts yalua-
Bile to owner. Liberal reward if re-
turned to Ernest Parsons.
Tho gasoline steamer of Pocomoke
has been plying between Pocomoke and
Snow Hill with passengers TO witness
the ruins of the latter town.
Mr.. g. w. vsndegrift has taken
views Of the burned district and they
will be ready for sale at this Office in
week or so. Leave your order now.
have opened barber shop at my
residence. where all OF my old custom
ers will be gladly accommodated and rs
many more as may come. VIM Par
sons.
Mr.. Priichett. editor of the Peninsula
Ledger. was here Wednesday and off.
cred his assistance TO the newspapers
which lost nearly everything in their
Office.