Democratic messenger., 1894-05-26

lO CllON IliIi OI MotiutN.
Charles Moore. of Georgetown
Del, was in town last Saturday.
Miss Willie Riggin is vi>itin,
Miss Olive Johnson in this town.
Any kind of brush that you ma,
need can be found at DR. Halls Dru;
Store. II.
Il have sweet potato plants TO
sale in quantities TO suit. James I. Bur
roughs.
we are sorry TO report Mrs. Mar,
J. Purnell very sick at her home il
this town.
See what l. w. Gunby has 4
say in another column about the Ster
mer Bicycle.
We can draw you soda water a
good rs you get in the city. L. ID
Cottingham 4 Go.
Miss Della Riley, OF Box Iron
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Williams this week.
Mrs. Clarence Ho,lson. of Girls
field. is here on visit to her father
George $. Payne, Esq.
A handsome line of new dres,
fabrics will he on sale at the store o.
j. 5. Price 4 Co, to-day.
Rev. L. c. Atkins, of Onancock
was the welcome guest of Mr.. III. J.
Clayville last Wednesday.
Mrs. John J. Hurlock, who ha,
been sick for several weeks. we are
glad to learn, is improving.
Painters are at work on the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Zadok Powell and are
Frightening it up from ground to roof
IT yJu want a nice, refreshing
drink of soda water favored with pure
fruit syrups. call at +. ID. Cottinghan
& Cos. drug store.
Rev. Mr.. Gillespie, of Princeton,
will preach in the Snow Hill Presby'
terian Church tomorrow Sunday
morning and evening
i am prepared to pasture a few
more cattle on my Public Landing
marsh. Write or see me for terms
X. c. Moore, Spence. Md.
Your attention is directed to a
new and well selected assortment OF
challies, lawns, dimities and other dress
good at j. s. Price & Co.'S.
The marvellous success of Hoods
Sarsaparilla is based upon the corner
stone of absolute merit. Take Hoods
throughout the spring months.
Rev. J. ID. Kinzer, President OF
the NJ. p. Conference, will he in Snow
Hill and preach in the NJ. p. Church
tomorrow Sunday morning.
Mr.. j. S. Price has been in the
city this week buying goods, for the
firm of J. S. Price Il Co. Look out
for their bargains in dry goods and
notions.
The Orphans Court and County
Commissioners were in session last
Tuesday. Both were kept busy through
out the day and until the hour Of adj
journment.
The lecture by Rev. +. c. Atkin:
ON his trip to the Worlds Fair, de-
livered at McAllen's Hall on Wednes
day evening, was interesting and
instructive.
Misses Laura and Tressie Levi,
and the Misses Blanche and Mollit
Wheaton. of Chincoteague, are the
guests OF the Misses Lillian and Emms
Clayville.
George III. Powell, who is in the
employ of Richardson, Smith, Moore &
Co, of Snow Hill, spent a few days al
home with his mother in Onancock,
Va, last week.
-Lost-A gold watch, between vii
sons School House and Girdletree
The finder will he suitably rewarded by
returning the same to this Office ol
to Miss Ella Siurgis.
1t is estimated that Milford and
Cedar Creek hundreds, which are
headquarters for crimson clover in the
United States. will this year produces
5000 bushels of seed.
Finest perfumery and toilet goods
Any thing that you may need in sta
tionary and Blank Books At DIR
Halls Drug Store. xxx white enve.
lopes D cts. package. If.
The place to buy pure drugs ant
medicines, spices, favoring extract:
and essences, is DIR. Halls Drug Stor,
opposite McAllen's Hall. Prescription
prepared with greatest care. If.
Mr.. c. +. Babbitt, .Jr., has re
Gently moved from Chincoteague, Va.
to Pope's Island, Nd. He is an enter
prising young man and we welcom,
him as a citizen Of our county.
The hearts of those engaged il
putting up new buildings were mad'
glad this week by the arrival of /;
large load Of bricks, for which the,
had been waiting several weeks.
Mr.. John $. Hurlock has receive,
this week one of the largest purchase
of nails ever brought to this section
an entire carload. all sizes and kinds
to he sold cheap by the keg or pound
Mr.. w. A. Moore, of the William
Lea d Sons Co. manufacturers of Gel
ebrated -four and feed, was visitor n
this Office yesterday. Mr.. Moore is
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