Democratic messenger., 1893-11-18
LOCALS.

The School Commissioners were
in session last Tuesday.
Miss Matte Mumfarl of Newark
is the guest of Miss MoIlic Corddry.
Horse blankets and carriage robe :
in profusion. J. X. I. Laws. Sails
bury.
Levin :. Nelson. ESP, was wei
come visitor at the MESSENGER office
un Wednesday.
DIR. Benton Whaley and wife
have been visiting Mrs. Whaley's
mother here this week.
The School Commissioners will
meet in Snow Hill next Tuesday Ia
audit the accounts oi teachers.
j. III. Truitt. OF the Eagle Hotel,
Georgetown. .butchered hog on Thurs
day that weighed lil pounds.
Miss Annie Duffy left for Sails
bury this week where she will en-
gage in the dress making business.
MIR. Martiniale Vrkers who has
been visiting his parents here this week,
left for Philadelphia ON Wednesday.
Mrs. DIR. John : Aydelottc and
children returned home last Friday
from visit 10 friends in Philadelphia
We are still selling the diamond
shirt: quality and fitness cannot he
excelled. J. r. 7. Laws, Salisbury.
-Messrs. Frank Townsend and
Reuben Phipps. Of Chincotcague were
among the visitors 10 our town this
week.
Mrs. Paul Jones left on We,lnes-
day morning for Philadelphia where
she will spend about two weeks with
relatives.
Peter +. Causey. Of Milford. has
been appointed sugar inspector i'm the
New Orleans Custom House at n salary
Of $4,000.
The town council of Dover has
decided 10 purchase an additional 800
feet of cotton hose for the Robbins
Hose Company.
Our town has been full Of visitors
this week many Of who were here To
attend the meeting Of the Epworth
League Convention.
The sale of personal property by
Mr.. Stephen +. Mason last Wednesday
was largely attended but We understand
property sold cheap.
A large and complete line Of har-
ness awaits your inspection. We call
special attention To the $1,000 grade.
J. X. I. Laws, Salisbury.
Miss Mary Burroughs entertain
ed a godly number Of friends at her
home on Tuesday evening. All re-
port a very enjoyable time.
If you are in need ot iob printing
of any description remember we are
prepared to serve You promptly with
the hest Of work at low prices.
One of the best little shows that
was ever witnessed exhibited here last
Saturday and the performances aud
audiences were both very good.
Our Berlin friends will please
meet us at Harmonson's Hotel to-day.
Remember we lost heavily by the fire
and you can help us pay our loss.
The number of 30 cent whis
which we are selling, hears conclusive
evidence TO the fact that they are still in
the lead. J. II. 7. Laws. Salisbury.
'-Scrofula eradicated and all kim
dred diseases cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. which by its vitalizing and
alternative effects. makes pure blool.
i have opened my store on Martin
street with full line Of confectionaries
and groceries. Goods delivered free
of charge. Mrs. Nettie f. kensey.
MIR. George II. Toadvine late of
Salisbury, now resident Of Philadel-
phia, and Miss Pauline Truax Of
Brooklyn. were married on FRIDAY
evening last.
-Messrs. Shockley & Morgan have
opened photograph gallery on Wash
ing street and are doing some fine
work. They guarantee satisfaction.
Give them trial.
Deputy Register of Wills. Mr..
Edward i. Davis. returned home on
Monday last from Baltimore county
where he accompanied his wife who is
visiting her son there.
Miss Bulah Gorly who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Snow
Hill and vicinity returned to her home
in Pittsville, on Sunday. much to the
regret of her many admirers.
Willie Walker, aged, II and
Willie Lankior'l. aged IL, have disap
peared from their homes in Princes
Anne. They had been reading sens;,.
tional papers, which Walker sold.
Elitor Smith has been enjoying
fine sh~ting up the river recently. On
Friday last he killed an otter which
measured over three feet in length
lie has also bagged large number oi
ducks.
DIR. William Taylor of this town
will leave here next week for West
Point, Va. where he will open dental
office We wish him success. He j.
skilled in his profession and is an ainiia-
ble gentleman.