Democratic messenger., 1894-06-23
LOCALS.

Try our soda water. r. H. Tot
iingham x Go. u.
-Mayor. William :. wil~n. has
lHsn at nran Ciiy this week.
Mr.. John White Was herc "a n
visit o. his wife the iirSi a the Sss'k.
The Eastern Shere >ieamlssai Co.
= having ii- wharf At ihi- rlsev reIaiT-
81.
DR.. Bsusaa Whales, q Mhaiey-
ville. paid ~ = l,lea-aH' v'-'i - iu'~-
day.
Aus kinl q t.rush that vsu may
nss.l san b. Gund n IlF HALL Drug
~ssrs. u
Mr.. " n. Ninceut. a tssssrge-
ten. III. = hesr aa yi.ii is her
Iareuis.
-tl.rk a il.e Couft. fransi- u.
rannsll. has i.sn ia Philadelphia tlii-
week an llisiBs-..
-Ihl SUNDAY. June 3ith. hilslFen :
Ius will ~ observed ai klsl tirange
At : s.3o IN the evening.
Work ga the Jail y l..ing pushed
ahead rayi.lly and the structure prnm-
iss- io h. a very slightly one.
MIR. John BishoP left on Thursday
Cor tape Charles. Va. 10 visit his
daughter. Mr. james Jones.
Mis- Louise Wilson returned
home irom school last THURSDAY TO
spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. Lila Williams and Miss
Filth Laws spent part Of this week
with Mis- NJ. Katie Purnell.
Miss Leila Townsend has accepted
the position of head milliner at Mrs.
Kings millinery store Bishopville.
Mrs. Tilghman, Of Cape Charles.
nee Amelie Townsend, formerly of
Snow Hill, is visiting friends here.
We can draw you soda water as
good as you get in the city. j. ID.
Cottingham Il Co. II.
Mrs. John Station returned home
last Saturday after spending several
weeks with friends at a distance.
Il have placed in my hands for ill.,
vestment in first mortgages s5O0.O0
and s1200.00. VIM. +. johnson.
Mrs. Lizzie LeCompte and Mrs.
John l.. Mock left for Baltimore on
Thursday to visit relatives in that city.
DIR. George w. Bishop returned
home from Baltimore accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Mary, last Saturday.
We are in receipt of an article en-
titled "A Plea for the Country Teach
ers." which will appear in our next is
sue
MIR. Samuel Jarman. of Baltimore,
paid visit to his old friends in Snow
Hill On Saturday. remaining over sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. John White j. adding to the
beauty and comfort Of her home on
Market street, by having a porch built
on one side.
MIR. William Bishop. son Of DIR.
George W. Bishop returned home
from school ON Wednesday to spend
the summer vacation.
Mr.. Ernest A. Toadvine, Deputy
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Wicom.
ico County. was the guest Of {. l..
Vincent last Tuesday.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is absolutely
unequalled as blood purifier and
strengthening medicine. II is the ideal
spring medicine. Try it.
The ladies of the NJ. L. Church
gave festival at the Parsonage on
Thursday evening. We are informed
Is was well patronized.
Mrs. Marion I. Hargis is spend
ing few weeks at Ocean City for the
benefit of her little boy, who has been
quite sick for week or more.
MIR. Thomas Tingle one of the edi.
tors Of the Worcester Enterprise, POGO.
moke City, called at the MESSENGER
office on Tuesday while in town.
If you want nice, refreshing
drink of soda water favored with pure
fruit syrups, call at p. ID. Cottingham
x Co.'S drug store. IT,
Miss Ida White Of Wilton and
Miss Lizzie Newsbaum, of Westminis,
ter, Nd, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Solen Powell, a part of this week
Miss Mary Spence left ON Mon
day for Mt Holyoke, Mass. where heI
sister, Miss Adel is attending College
and who graduated with honors thi,
week.
Miss Sallie Sturgis, daughter Of
Jacob Sturgis. Esq, was taken quite
sick with heart trouble on "Wednesday
night, her condition is now much i'm.
proved.
The good people Of Friendship
near Berlin, will celebrate the 18th will
fire works at night aud festival in th,
afternoon. They intend making ii al
enjoyable occasion.
On Tuesday morning game o
ball was played between the Cedartowl
and Snow Hill mines which resulted il
a victory for Snow Hill by large ma
jority. Score 90 TO 2.
Finest perfumery and toilet goods
Any thing that you may need in sta
tionary and Blank Books. At DIR