Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-04-14

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dependant church in Dover
ladies Shirt Waists Corsets, Cor
set Covers. Fancy Silk for Dress Lin
ings, dress trimmings, white AMI color
ell embroidery. white goods and tigur-
ell Dimity. at Miss Hubbelrs.
Griffin Il Mannion's livery stable
in Baltimore. was burned on Monday
night. l33 horses of fine breeding and
nearly 800 conveyances were burned
up The loss was about $500, 900.
captain G.. Price, c. Pruitt and
MIR. Hancock, prominent members OF
the Gunby Presbyterian Church. Stock
ton, were here in consultation with the
committee Of Mackenzie Memorial Pres
byterian Church on Monday.
Mr. George Conner, of Brooklyn,
being unable 10 continue his business
on account of rheumatism is home on a
visit 10 his friends. AS soon as he
RECEIVERS sufficiently he will return To
Brooklyn.
Wheat rs rule is looking we'll
in this county and the prospects for a
good crop is excellent. We hope our
wheat farmers will get large yield
and that the price realized for the crop
of 1894 will he away ahead Of that Of
1898.
Richardson. Smith, Moore 4 Co,
have the latest in mems and boys hats,
and the prices are right too. No old
storekeepers among them, but clean.
fresh. reliable goods. That is one of
the reasons why they are selling 50
freely.
Miss Nellie Payne returned To her
school at Chambersburg, Va, last
Monday after spending Easter with
her father in town. She was accom-
panied ON her return by her sister,
Miss Winnie. who will visit friends at
Emmittsburg during her absence.
BY order of the Session Of Ma
kemie Memorial Presbyterian Church
of Snow Hill. congregational meet
ing will be held in the Lecture Room
on Sunday evening, at which it is de-
sired all members of the church and
congregation are requested 10 he pres
ent.
Charles Allen. colored was arrest
ell and taken before Squire Carmean
last Wednesday OH the charge of steal
ing pair of shoes from Mr.. Henry J.
Clayville's shop. He was found guilty
and now awaits the verdict of the
Grand Jury, and is under .Jailor Nock's
charge.
If you want bargains in Clothing,
Hats. and Furnishing Goods, you will
find we have them for you. Baltimore
&. 7. {. ii. A. Goodman, proprietor,
l.. Levi. salesman. DIR. Aydelotte's
building, Snow Hill. Md. Read our
advertisement and prices in another
column.
The death Of Oracle, the thirteen
year-old daughter of Mr.. Charles p.
Truitt, Philadelphia, was announced
by telegram TO Mrs. A. ID. Irwin last
Wednesday. She died of rheumatism
of the heart. Mrs. Truitt, her mother.
has been lying at the point of death for
several weeks.
1t is said that Mr. Levin 5. Mel
son and brother of BishopviIle, intend
TO make Salisbury their future home
and will erect dwellings as soon as suit
able lots can be secured. They prefer
TO build on either Division or William
streets and have options ON some lots.
- Wicomico Necs.
DIR. Porter. the magician and ven
triloquist gave one of his inimitable
performances in McAllen's Hall on
Tuesday evening to good house. The
Professor pleased his audience 50 well
and was SO well pleased himself that
he gave another entertainment at the
same place on Friday evening. He is
an expert magician and one OF the hest
ventriloquis:s we ever heard.
One of the advance guard Of
Coxey's tramp army arrived in Snow
Hill "Wednesday night. He claimed
to he an Odd Fellow, but he couldn't
give the signs of the order and although
il was twelve o'clock at night when he
applied at the home of an Odd Fellow
he couldn't work his racket and was
compelled TO march on. On Thursday
he was arrested and put in Jail.
Mr.. William Cluh came home
from Washington ON the steamer POGO
moke Saturday, and is now at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. J. Parker Smith.
Owing TO his close confinement in the
Capitol restaurant, which is in the
basement Of the Capitol building,
Billie is in poor health. but we hope
the fresh country air will soon bring
him around again.
Died at Rochester, n. Y, on Sat
urday last, George ID. Dirickson, col
ored, former resident of this town,
ard sou of the late William Dirickson.
His remains, accompanied by his sisters,
Clara and Lizzie. were brought here
for interment Tuesday. The last rites
were conducted by Rev. johnson OF
Ebenezer NJ. f. Church.
The Address on the Two Hun
dredth Anniversary of all Hallow's
Parish, this county. by the Rev Rob
ert Scott, has been published in pam
phlet form and is for sale at the Drug
store of DIR 5. l.. Benson. 1t gives
valuable information of general infer