Democratic messenger., 1893-10-07
LOCALS.

Mrs. MARY 81 dFtct y SiCh ~
her home il this town.
Families supplied with oysters a
short notice. I lay Burhage.
MIR. +. 4. Porter, of Franklin
City, was in town last Wednesday.
Master William Bowen. of New.
ark, has entered the Snow Hill High
School.
i have nice line of kid, silk and
Berlin gloves and niis Mrs. Y. :.
Townsend.
We are glad tn see oar friend MI.
Zadok Powell out again after an attack
of malaria.
Emerson Polk, Jr., of Pocomoke,
was among the visitors 10 our town on
Sunday last.
We are glad to see Capt. William
+. Timmons out again after several
weeks sickness.
Children and ladies gloves. silk,
cotton and thread. See them. Mrs.
V. :. Townsend
Capt. G. DeWaal and Charles +.
pruitt represented Stockton in our
town last Wednesday.
Deputy Clerk. John W. Station
returned home from ten DAYS visit TO
the White city Thursday.
There will I've service in the
Catholic Church Sunday, October Sth
at 1880 a. m., and $50 p. m.
Have opened my oyster saloon
would he pleased TO serve you with
any style desired. Clay Burbage.
No Baltimore papers were receiv-
cd at Snow Hill last Saturday and
many of our people were disappointed.
MIR. Clay Burbage has had an
annex built TO his store which will be
used rs an oyster saloon the present
season.
-Messrs. Earnest Hitch, Earnest
Wooley. Elmer Williams and John
Laws, of Salisbury, were in town last
Sunday.
Those OF our milliners who are
not already in the city after fall styles
will visit there next week and the week
following.
To gain Strength-Hood's Sar-
saparilla. For steady nerves-Hoods
Sarsaparilla. For pure blood--Hoofs
Sarsaparilla.
Miss Emily Amman, of Emmits-
burg, Md, who has been visiting Miss
Winnie PAYNE returned to her home
on Thursday.
Il have just received new line of
millinery and fancy goods from the
cities. Latest styles in everything.
Miss Hubbell.
Stephen Mason, Esq has purclas-
cd the residence of Capt. Richard
Howard for $4,000, and will move
there next year
Mr.. J. Sidney Wimbrough re-
turned TO Philadelphia last Tuesday
after spending several days with his
parents in town.
Mr.. Harry \. Brand. who repre-
sents a Wilmington plumbing firm has
been in Town this week in the interest
of his employers.
Mrs. Jane Sturgis has moved into
her board shanty opposite L. III. Collins
old stand and will be pleased to serve
her friends n heretofore.
Mr.. B. I. Truitt received new
safe this week and placed in his store
last Monday. II was made by Remming-
ton Il Co, of Philadelphia.
MIR. Van Carmean. OF Milford,
is on visit to his parents here this
week. We are glad to learn he is
doing well at his new home.
Mr.. Clarence J.. Vincent and
family. who have been visiting Mr..
Vinccnt's mother at Fruitland for ten
days past will return Monday.
MIR. Edward BGhm left on the
steamer Pocomoke Thursday morn
ing for Marion Station TO fresco st.
Pauls Church near that place.
Mr.. Thomas ii. Collins has been
making rapid progress on his new brick
store and il Is now nearly ready for
roofing and inside carpenters work.
Capt. William Matthews and
daughter, Miss Montrue, and Miss
Laura Johnson, of Pocomoke CITY
made short visit here This week.
The last opportunity for getting
registered has passed and those who
failed TO attend TO this important duty
will not he allowed the right of voting
this fall.
Mrs. Annie Davis, Of Baltim Jre,
who has been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. +. p. Morris in this town flr some
time past. returned home on Thursday
of this week.
Miss Hattie Duffy, who has been
spending the past two months with
friends aud relatives ut Marion, Girls
field and Salisbury, returned home
last Saturday.
Our merchants are now busy
laying in stock for the fall trade. The
prospect for business is good, and the
merchants have not failed to provide
for the public wants.
We are glad to report Mrs Walter
Hurlock. who has been very sick at
her parents who she has h, en- visiting