Democratic messenger., 1894-06-30
LOCALS.

MIR. Thomas lrultt has been on
the sick list this week
Mrs. George VI. CIshur spent last
Sunday with friends in Snow HILL
Miss Dawson, of Caroline county,
is the guest of Mrs. John |. Sturgis.
-Go To Mrs. V. :. Townsend's for
sailor hats. All STYLES, sizes and prices.
We have had the longest. and we
hope the hottest day We will have this
year.
-Children's Day will he observed
in Girdletree NJ +. Church tomorrow.
July lst.
White Duck hats Tor evening
and seaside wear at - cents. Mrs. Y.
= Townsend.
For cheap laces. hamburgs and
swiss embroideries 20 10 Mrs. V. :.
Towhsend's.
The Prohibitionists will hold a
picnic on Burroughs lawn next We'd
nesday, July 4th.
Any kind of brush that YOU may
neel can he found at DR. Halls Drug
Store II.
New line of corsets just received.
A fine summer corset Tor 10 cents at
Mrs. Y. :. Townsend's.
Milk shake and soda fountain
counters have been well patronized by
our citizens this week.
Miss I.annie Collins. of Bishop
vile, is the guest OF Miss Mary Nelson
AT her home in this town.
Our old friend Oliver +. Rich
ardson has been given place in the
Baltimore Custom House.
Miss May Hubbell spent several
days of this week with Mrs. Gonlon
Jones on her bayslde farm.
MIR. A. Pearson townsend, of
Singerly, Nd, spent last Sunday with
his father. Mr.. Isaac Townsend.
-Drs John W. Pitts and +. j.
Dirickson, of Berlin, were among the
visitors to our town last Tuesday.
The wheat crop of this county has
been harvested in excellent condition
and the yield is larger than usual.
Deputy Clerk of the Court John
w. Station and Prof J. Edward White
spent a part OF this week at Ocean
City.
How many towns ON the Eastern
Shore can boast as Snow Hill can Of
not having an idle mechanic within its
Limits
Several light rains during the
past week have proved very beneficial
To growing crops and not injurious to
harvesters.
This June has furnished both the
hottest and the coldest weather OF any
summer in the recollection of our
oldest inhabitants.
Mrs. {. l.. Vincent and daughter,
Beulah, are spending this week with
Mrs. Nincent's mother, Mrs. Thomas
\. Gray in Berlin.
We learn through the Baltimore
papers that our young friend f. g.
Clarke has been made postmaster at
Camp Frank Brown.
On his way home from Berlin Mr..
+. ID. Tingle. editor of the Worcester
Enterprise, Pocomoke City, spent a
part Of Tuesday in town.
Salisbury bicyclists expect to have
grand tournament next Wednesday
July 4th, and invite all the wheelmen
Of the Shore to participate.
The seyerest eases of rheumatism
are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier. Now is the time
To take it. Hoods cures.
A few remnants of dress goods
which will be sold cheap. Plenty in
each piece for chllds dress. They are
bargains. Mrs. V. 5. Townsend.
The first water melon seen in
Snow Hill this season was here last
Saturday. A colored man had posses
sion and claimed to have grown it.
"A festival will he held at Klei
Grange next Wednesday, July 4th, to
which all are invited. Ice cream, cake
and other refreshments are promised.
Work on the buildings of Hon.
William 5. Wilson and Rev. Edwin
Nelson is progressing rapidly, and Mr..
Levi A. Purnell has commenced on
his.
MIR. William NJ. Watson, OF
Stockton was in town last Monday and
paid us a friendly call while here re
newing his subscription to the MEssES-
GER.
The new money order system will
go into effect next Tuesday when Post.
master Mock will send your money
away with safety at less cost than here.
tJfore.
All persons who have not YET
purchased their hats should call at
Mrs. V. 5. Townsend's. She has re.
duced prices ON her large stock of hat.
and flowers.
Col. William j. Aydelotte, oi
Pocomoke City, who is always a vel
come visitor 10 Snow Hill, has been
visiting his son, DIR. John S. Aydelotte
here this week.
-Brickwork on the Jail is nearing
completion and work on the jailor's resi-
dence is being pushed as rapidly a,