Democratic messenger., 1894-02-10
LOCALS.

candies still further.
Postmaster Payton. of Stockton,
paid us friendly call on Tuesday.
Mr.. u. T.. Wharton, of Stockton.
was a visitor TO Snow Hill on Tuesday.
The man whose coal bill isn't paid
trembles at the sight of the cold wave
flag.
%. ID. Collins, Es,l. has been con
fined 10 the house for II week with the
grip.
Rice croquetts are wholesome and
easily made. and are relished by al
most every one.
A parade for Washington's Birth
day is being discussed by the young
men of Snow Hill.
Mrs. George c. Clayville and
daughter. Miss Annie. are very sick at
their home in this town.
Mr.. George W. :Vonnell and
wife have been visiting friends at New
port News, Va. this week.
Services in 0. $. Baptist Church
tomorrow Sunday morning at the
usual hour. All welcome.
Our Ocean City letter is crowded
out of this issue with other valuable
matter. II will appear next week.
The personal property of Albert
NJ. Bailey was sold on Monday. Mrs.
Bailey was the purchaser Of most OF
the property.
There will I've services in the
Catholic Church. Sunday, February
Ilth at 1890 A. NJ. aud 7.30 p. NJ.
Subject Charity.
MIR. William :. Parsons has pur-
chased new chair for his barber shop
which is Of the latest pattern and
modern Improvement.
Persons desiring TO grow tomatoes
for our factory for the season Of 1894.
will call and contract ON Saturday
February 18th. X. +. Ayars x Co.
We are glad To learn that Mr.
Thomos p. Selby. formerly of this
town. who has been very sick at his
home in Philadelphia, is improving.
The MESSENGER extends thanks to
Delegate J. I. Hayman for copy of
the reiuvenated Hayes Bill and other
valuable documents sent us this week
Captain Charles :. Capper, the
gallant commander Of the Smith
Guards. is quite i'll with congestion of
the lungs at his home-Public Landing
MIR. William = Richardson, of
Somerset county. spent last Sunday
with relatives in town. Mr.. Richardson
was accompanied by his wife and child.
MIR. John NJ. Spencer, who had
voted for ssventeen Democratic Presi-
dental candidates, died on Chinco-
league Island last week at the age of
~.
The fine spring weather during
the month of January induced few
OF our farmers to begin ploughing but
they have been compelled to abandon
for the present.
A festival will I've held in the hall
Of the school building. klej Grange. in
belalf Of the church. on Thursday aud
Friday, February 18th and 18th. All
will I've welcome.
Farmers, il you want good,
reliable phosphate, remember that
Hubbard * Sons. Chestertown. Md.
are reliable firm whom you can trust
TO give you your moneys worth.
The ruins of the Court House
present the appearance Of ha, ing been
the work of an earthquake. Now Is a
splendid opportunity for the amateur
photographer to get his work in.
A Democratic weekly newspa per
j. 10 be established at Havre de Grace
within week or two. Mr.. +. III.
Pritchett. lately connected with the
Peninsula Ledger. of Pocomoke City,
will he editor of it,
MIR. James y. Todd, lawyer of
Denton, and Miss Clara Nandain. of
I.ans,lown. Pa. were married ON Thurs
lay. Mr.. Todd is the son Of Rev.
Robert Todd, former pastor Of the
Snow Hill NJ. +. Church.
William Lindsey, colore,l, WAS ar
rested and tried last Tuesday on the
charge of threatning the life of one
Annie X. Ingram. He was adjudge,l
guilty, and in Default of bail, was CON-
mitted to Jail by Justice Rowley.
We are sorry for the loss Of the
VIM. lea d Sons Co., by the burning
Of their splendid -four mill at Whining
ton. II will be rebuilt at once. In the
meantime they will manufacture their
celebrated brands Of -four at their mill.
at New Castle.
ID. VI. d V. X. X. conductor
George Messick has been put hack
on the run from Georgetown to Frank.
lin City, which run he made for 81
many years and up To last summer
when he was put on the route from
Harrington to Lewis.
The Baltimore Iry"s published
in IFS last issue the names oi larg,
number Of delinquent subscribers in al
parts Of the State We do not want I,
resort to this method but would urge
our friends to meet us and settle Their
subscriptions. We will he in Pocomok,
to-day.