Democratic messenger., 1894-12-22

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-Prettiest assortment of dolls at
Miss Hubbelrs.
Mr.. Zadok II. sturgis is happy
man. II is a girl.
-R. J. McAllen d Bro. are ready
for your Christmas orders.
w. J. Morgan's new hotel is call
ed the Worcester House"
Mr.. Louis G. BGhm, Of st. Johns
College, is home for the holidays.
Nice line OF Christmas presen.s at
Miss Hubbell's; call and see them.
MIR. Thomas Tingle. of Pocomoke
City, visited Snow Hill on Tuesday.
Prof. Harry Covington of Prince
ton College is home for the holidays.
Mrs. =. Sidney Smith left for
Baltimore, her future home, on Thurs
day.
Ladies, gents, and children go to
Miss Hubbell's store and see new holi-
day goods.
You can find nice line of the
latest goods for X-mas presents at Miss
Hubbel's.
Mr.. Moses Clayville, of Whining
ton, Del, is visiting his uncle, George
c. Clayville.
-Purnell Parsons, who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever and pneu-
monia, is better.
Miss Annie Pollitt, of Franklin
City has been the guest Of Miss Annie
Morgan this week.
Several new legal advertisements
will be found ON the first page of the
MESSENGER to-day.
MIR. William Powell, OF the Mary
land College of Pharmacy, is spending
the holidays at home
Miss Hattie Pennewell, of Showell,
was the guest of the Misses Annie and
Ella Duffy on Sunday.
Mr.. William Cluff has recovered
from his typhoid attack sufficiently TO
permit Of his going out
Hog killing is now over and most
Of our people are ready for Christmas
with plenty Of "freshes." j"
MIR. A. ID. Irwin is adding to the
comforts of his already complete home
by putting in steam heat.
Mrs. NJ. Sherkey of Wilmington.
DEL, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. u.
ii. Sturgis, near Snow Hill.
The children of the Presbyterian
SundaySchool will egiye en- their annual
treat during Christmas week.
Mrs. Charles ID. johnson has
moved from the farm over the river to
her residence in Snow Hill.
For Rent My steam mill lot for
merly occupied by John J. Collins.
Apply to George W. Purnell.
Buy your toys, candies, fruits, and
fancy groceries at V. Payne's. where
you will find fresh goods and low
prices.
Have you seen that sewing ma
chine at Dryden's? Well it beats
them all! Get it for Christmas
present.
We offer YOU a chance to buy a
fine dress shoe at manufacturers prices
il you send your order to Perry the
shoe man.
Mr.. Edward Duer a respected
citizen of Pocomoke City, who was long
a sufferer with consumption died on
Sunday.
DIR. William A. Taylor, formerly
partner with DIR. +. $. Dashiell, has
opened dental parlors on flasher street
Philadelphia.
Rev. Edwin Nelson has had iron
awnings placed in front of his stores ON
Pearl street. w. ID. Cor,ldry & Son
did the work.
The Post Office at Claibourne.
Talbot County has been discontinued
and all mail for that place now goes to
St. Michaels
Owing to the 25th coming on
Tuesday this year the Orphans Court
will meet next "Wednesday instead of
Christmas day.
Miss Mary Scarborough who is
attending the Women's College Balti-
more. returned home to spend the holi-
days on Thursday.
Miss Julia Fooks left ON the steam.
er Pocomoke Thursday morning, for
Baltimore, where she will spend several
weeks with friends.
Mr.. John White of the Balti.
more, Chesapeake 4 Atlantic Railway
Co., was a visitor to Snow Hill on
Saturday and Sunday.
The ladies of All HalIows' p. +.
Church have beautified the interior Of
that stately edifice with cedar and holly
for the Christmas services.
DR. Dashielrs new buildings are
nearing completion. One will he oc-
cupied by X w. Townsend and the
other by III. Clay Burbage.
Clayton J. Purnell, Esq, one of
the Directors Of the Maryland Agri.
cultural College, met with the Board
at the College on Friday last.
For sale, before the first day Of
January. the shanty on Green street