Democratic messenger., 1893-08-12

rented ground in the old Jenkins prop
erty and erected temporary building
until they can have better ones built
Mrs. o. b. Spcrry. from Woodberry
N. j.. spent several days with he
daughter. Mrs. las. X. Purnell, on he
return she was accompanied by ne
granddaughter, Miss Annie Purnell.
Married-August Sd. at sos Benta
lou Street. Baltimore. Mr.. Charles ii
Pennewill, of Newark, and Miss Kati,
Ore, of Baltimore. Mr.. Pennewill re-
turned to Newark on Monday with hi,
bride.
Prof. Percy Hudson. Rev. G. p.
Jones. VIM. Jones, VIM. e. Payne and
Capt. VIM. Harrison. of Chincoteaguc,
were up at Snow Hill on Wednesday to
witness the ruins. They report that the
fire was visible from that place between
the hours of IL and o'clock.
Richardson. Smitt. Moore & Co.. Sc
cured Armory Hall from Captain Cap.
per Immediately after the pro-
gress of the fire had been
stopped, and they are now prepared to
furnish you with dry goods. notions ard
groceries. New goods are coming in
every day.
The Messrs. Morgan have rented the
house in which Bailiff White lived,
where they have opened up the Cen
tral Ho'el'' and bar. Plenty of rooms,
bar well stocked and ready and waiting
fol the patronage of the pub &c. We
respectfully request that you give us
your patronage. W. j. MoRGAN& Bro.
The MESSENGER Office was completely
destroyed on Monday night together
with all IFS type. presses, etc.. but We
haze purchased from Mr.. William ii.
Petit the type he saved from his Office
and have placed ii with some we have
purchased oye.. Stephen l.. Puraell's
store where we are ready for business.
n new job press will be here to-day.
Mr.. George L. Smith, President of
the Keystone Cycling Club oil New
York city, is now spending his vacation
at the residence of &. ". yandegrift.
who is secretary of the club. Mr..
Smith states that this club was 10 have
been represented at the International
meet which took place this week in Chi
cage. by Mr.. II. Lawrence Grifliths.
WHO is credited with mile in 2.l9 3 >
Minis, but for an accident while in
training at bis headquarters at Parkvillc
Long Island.
We desire TO inform our patrons that
we escaped the fire and that having on
hand large stock of all kinds of Build
ing Material, are ready 10 serve our
customers as usual. Our stock en-
braces anything you may need about re-
pairing or erecting temporary or per-
manent building. We are prepared TO
do tin roofing and spouting and have
just received Il large lot of Cheap felt
roofing for temporary building. We
have nails, locks ard hinges and in fact
everything. Yours etc. ". ID. Cord
dry & Son.
The following merchants are putting
up temporary structures: II. J. Me-
Allen & Bro. Il. w. Townsend. and
DIR. +. +. w. Hall will build on the
corner of Market and Washington Sts..
where Miss Annie Moore resided; S,ur.
gis & Hacks hardware dealers. will To-
cate near the residence of Edw. Boelim;
Thos. ii. Purnell hotel keeper. opposite
where the Washington Hotel stood; w.
L. Dickcrson, Wilson & Collins. II. ID.
Jones. attorneys at law, on Courthouse
Square; Jesse j. Carmean, where his
burnt ont building stood; Miss May
Hubbell. millincr, will open a store at
the residence of l.. +. Boehm: John
w. Vincent has moved to the residence
lately occupied by ii. II. Tappen. and
will start his jewelry business there.