Democratic messenger., 1894-09-01

of Mr.. John w. Station.
F. w. johnson is selling beautiful
neckties for % and J0 cents.
Mrs. james 7. Burroughs has been
spending several days at Ocean City
MIR. William Fowler, of Laurel,
Del. has been visiting friends here for
several days.
MIR. J. I. Waters, OF Stockton, was
a welcome caller at the MEssExGEI;
Office on Tuesday.
Master Arthur Price is visiting
his uncle, William Richardson. Esq
in Somerset county.
The Misses Alice and Beatrice
Brown Of Princess Anne. are the guests
of Mrs. A. +. Clarke.
New STYLES in ladies fine shoes are
now on sale and the prices will surprise
you. L. : NJ. Il Co.
Mrs. Sallie Collins and daughter
Miss Clara Collins spent several days
at Ocean City this week.
Mr.. Gouldsborough Coulbourn,
who has been quite sick with typhoid
fever, is now much better.
Mrs William Rownds spent sew
eral DAYS at Ocean CITY this the guest
of Mrs. John Walter Smith.
Postmaster Mock was in Stockton
Tuesday. While there he sold Capt.
Ben. Sharpley Columbia wheel.
Miss Nora Lewis has returned
home from an extended visit to friends
and relatives in and near Parsonsburg.
Miss Annie Morris returned home
on Monday from n ten days visit to
Mrs. William Vincent in Georgetown,
Del.
The Misses Irma and Matte
johnson. after spending several weeks
in Dover, Del. returned home last
Monday
MIR. Charles 5. Richardson was at
Ocean City on Wednesday reporting
the Convention for one of the Baltimore
papers.
Assistant postmaster {. +. Mock,
having recovered from his recent sick
ness, has been at his post Of duty again
this week.
Mr.. Will Powell spent several
days cunning at North Beach this
week, with his friend Mr.. Howard OF
Baltimore.
Prof X. X. Wimbrough has been
re.appointed principal of the Princess
Anne High School, at a salary OF
$4,000 per annum.
Miss Lou Holloway after a pleas
ant visit TO her aunt Mrs. Leonard
johnson Of this town returned to her
home in Berlin today.
We are showing queensware and
glassware in a variety of handsome
shapes at very low prices. Richardson,
Smith, Moore and Go.
Mrs. Thomas Butler and daughter
visited Snow Hill on Sunday. Mrs.
Butler Is the wife of engineer Butler of
the steamer Pocomoke.
1t is important TO keep the liver
and kidneys in good condition. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the remedy for invigor.
ating these organs.
Mrs. Mamie Dryden has return
ed home from delightful stay of sew.
eral weeks at Ocean City with sister,
Mrs. John Walter Smith.
MIR. George I. Waters, of vii.
mington, returned home on Saturday
from a pleasant visit To his father j. T.
Waters, Esq, at Stockton.
"A great many fox grapes are
being gathered in the swamps near
town. They are Of a superior quality
and very plentiful this year
MIR. Charles Hancock, who reside.
just over the river from here. has beer
suffering with an liberated foot. w,
are glad to know he is better.
MIR. Luther Mckee of Whining
ton has been spending the week with hi,
father in Snow Hill. He called at the
MESSENGER office on Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Long, OF Somersel
County, returned home on Thursday
after enjoying herself in Snow Hi
with relatives for several weeks.
Farmers who want good. medium
weight boots Just the thing for fodder
saving and fall wear at very low
price, come to see Us. II. 5. NJ. Il Co.
Mr.. Thomas VI. Purnell has ex
tended the time for receiving bids fol
building his now hotel until next Sat
urlay, September Sth. See advertise
ment.
Under a new law all the veteri
narians in Maryland are compelled t
undergo an examination and registe
before they are allowed to locate in tn
State.
My private school for boys an,
girls. from six to twelve years Of age
will reopen September lst. Specia
attention given to penmanship. Anni
V. Dymock.
Mr.. Charles Shockley of the firm
Of j. :. Price d Co., is not vet wei
enough to resume his duties at th
store and is still at the home of hi
father near town.
--Graduates from Goldey's CONNER
cial and Short Hand College. Whining
II III Il l. =.