Democratic messenger., 1894-08-18

Attention is called to the advertise.
ment Of +. W. johnson this week.
Most girls put on airs when they
20 in bathing. Some don't put ON
much else
Gut out the column Of fruit can
labels on the 4th page of the MEssEN-
GER to-day.
Talk up your town and county,
and induce other good citizens to come
and settle here.
Don't forget the excursion TO
Ocean City from all points between
Franklin City and Berlin. on Thursday
next.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet in McAllen's
Hall Tuesday, August 2lst, at three
o'clock.
Miss Mamie Kelly wishes to notify
her lady friends that she has returned
to Snow Hill and is ready to receive
their work. It.
MIR. Thomas 7. Selby, having pur-
chased an interest in Mr. VIM. Tarrs
steam mill, has moved back to Snow
Hill to reside.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Mackenzie Memorial Church, will
meet in the lecture room, Wednesday,
August 22nd., at o'clock.
Ladies will find column of useful
fruit labels OH the 4th page of the
MESSENGER to-day. Cut out tins col
umn and label your fruit cans.
The Annual Convention of Wor-
cester county Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will be held in the
Snow Hill NJ. +. Church Sept. 18th,
1894.
MIR. l.. Hastings has moved into
his new quarters OF Green street, next
door to Mr.. I. III. Collins store, where
he will he pleased to serve his customers
as heretofore. 1t.
When strangers ask You about the
town, you won't have 10 tell falsehood
to say that We are growing rapidly and
that IT is one of the hest towns in the
State OF Maryland.
Fire insurance in stock companies.
All persons desiring safe fire insurance
at the lowest rates will do well TO call
upon Charles 5. Richardson. Office i'm
front part Clerks Office, Snow Hill, Md.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bromley of Baltimore died last
week and was buried here on Thursday
of the same week. While Mr.. Brom-
ley was in town he subscribed for the
MESSENGER.
The City Council this week SER
we'd notices ON owners of vacant lots in
the centre of the town to remove weeds
from them inside of three DAYS, else the
authorities would have it done nj the
expense of the owner.
MIR. John Devereaux brought to
town one day this week mammoth
twin canteloupe. each of the melons
were perfectly formed and were joined
together near the stem. The curiosity
is on exhibition at the store OF +. w.
johnson.
i have just received my full line
of wall paper samples. They are
cheaper and prettier than ever before.
Remember ] do not sell wall paper
You make your selection and order
exactly what you want. l.. Edward
Behn. 81.
-Cedartowa NJ. L. Sunday School
picnicked at Public Landing on We'd
nesday. There were also quite large
number of Snow Hill people down to
the Landing. Rev. james X. Camp
hell was prevented from being with his
school owing to sickness.
AT the meeting of Ocean Lodge
!. o. o. +. Of this town next Tuesday
evening several proposed changes in
the Bylaws will he discussed, and
every member of the lodge is requested
and urged TO be present. Don't forget
the time, next Tuesday evening at
McAllen's Hall.
On the corner of each street in
Snow Hill should be placed a sign
board bearing the name of the street.
Also the stores should he numbered.
Mr.. John j. Collins informs us that he
intends TO paint the numbers on his
stores at once. Others should fol-
low his example. Mr.. Collins has
faith in Snow Hill and is showing il
by his investments here.
Miss Mary NJ. Bratten will open
a private school on September lst., to
he continued during the month. She
has made arrangements for suitable
room where children will have the same
advantages as at public school. Parents
who desire their children to attend will
confer favor by notifying her as soon
rs possible. Terms made known on
application. 2t.
Miss Edna Hudson, of Snow Hill,
Miss Lucy Nelson, of Philadelphia;
Miss Minnie Vincent, Of Snow Hill,
Miss Haman. Of Dover, and Messrs.
+. ii. Bratten. T. G. Conner. NJ. NJ.
Vickers, and J. Sidney Wimbrough
spent this week at the home of Mr..
George Richardson adjoining the
Public Landing Farm. Mr.. Richard
sons home is ON hill overlooking
the bay and is pleasant place for a
congenial party 10 spend n summer va
cation.
This is preserving and canning
season for the housewife and the MIS-