Democratic messenger., 1894-09-15
= MD, SEP. Is, 1894
LOCALS.

Prof. Bettcher visited Elizabeth
CITY, n. C., on business this week.
For Rent.-Duers Neck "llome
Farm for 1895. Mrs. l.. 4. Robins.
Every Democrat should get regis
tered who is not already on the poll
hooks.
DIR. Paul Jones and wife spent
several days on Chincoteague this
week.
MIR. Homer White. of Powells-
willie. is visiting friends in town this
week.
Miss Susie Jones. Of Spence, has
been the guest OF Miss Julia Bratten
this week.
To Lease.-Building lots on Mar
ket and Washington Streets. Mrs. r.
A. Robins.
MIR. { X. Disharoon, and wife, of
Salisbury, visited the family of w. :.
Lewis this week.
Don't fail TO see the nice things
IN mems neckwear we have just received.
X. $. NJ. K Co.
Mrs. Ida G. Williams and daugh
ter and Miss Mamie Laws, of Pittsville,
are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Scarborough 4 Jones, Girdle.
tree, request an immediate settlement
from all persons indebted to them.
Wanted. good white woman
for general house work. Good wages.
Apply to Mrs. Jno. Walter Smith. If.
The Camphene Club composed of
Philadelphia policemen have enjoyed
their annual outing at Ocean City.
Mrs. William X. Spurrier and son
Willie returned home from visit to
relatives in Baltimore OIL Wednesday.
Captain Ben. Sharpley, of Stock
ton, came up to Snow Hill ON Tuesday.
At night he rode the Odd Fellows
goat.
The Annual Convention of the w.
CT. L. of Maryland meets at Centre
willie, Queen Anne's County, October
1-3.
Col. Aydelotte. of Pocomoke City,
was in Snow Hill on Tuesday, but left
for visit to Philadelphia on the day
following.
Nearly all OF our people who
have been spending the summer months
at seaside and mountain resorts have
returned home.
There was an eclipse Of tire sun
and moon yesterday, September 18th,
beginning at 1890 p. m. and continuing
till midnight.
Mrs. Pinchin will sell her house
hold and kitchen furniture, first-class
piano, carpets, stoves, queensware, ETC.,
on next Wednesday.
When you want any kind of job
printing remember the MESSENGER
turns out work equal to city Offices at
less than city prices.
For Rent.-The farm at Public
Landing, known as Ocean View Stock
Farm, for the ensuing year. Apply
To Levi A. Purnell.
Miss Jennie Purnell who is en-
gagged in the millinery business at
Frankford, Del. is spending this week
with her parents in town.
What do you take medicine for !
Because you are sick and want TO gel
well, of course. Then remember
Hoods Sarsaparilla CURES.
MIR. Henry Burbage, formerly Of
Stockton. this county, but now with
l.. +. Mumford at Eastville. Va,
spent last Thursday in town.
A. Goodman has been decorating
the fences. trees etc, with signs regard.
ing his clothing for two weeks past.
Read them and examine his stock.
The Misses Matte and Alice Vim.
cent of Friendship neighborhood with
Miss Ella Moore, Of Snow Hill, visited
the MESSENGER Office on Thursday.
-Messrs. p. ID. Cottingham & Co
and DIR. J. S. Aydelotte have put
down splendid brick pavement in
front Of their places Of business thi,
week.
Mrs. Joseph /. Ennis nee Bowen
formerly of this county, now a resident
of Northampton county, Va, has beer
visiting old friends in Snow Hill thi,
week.
The show windows of Mr.. +. w
.Johnson's store have been attractively
trimmed this week. "Uncle TCm'
with his banjo occupies one Of the win
dows.
Harry Richardson. of Dover. ha,
recently taken out $1,000 900 life in
surance policy on his life in addition
TO other insurance heretofore carried
by him.
The farmers are certainly "in il
this year. The wheat and oat crop,
were good, corn was never better, ano
folder has about all been saved with.
out damaging rains.
John Wyatt, of Georgetown, Del.
head breakman on the ID. NJ. IL V
Railroad was hurt internally at Berlin
while polling cars on Monday. ii,
was taken to his home.
u. s. Commissioner Bond, of Bal
timore, has made a decision in cas-,
brought before him that creditor has
a right to dun debtor by postal care