Democratic messenger., 1894-09-22
LOCALS.


Mr.. Harry Dale of Whaleyville
was in town on Tuesday.
MIR. J. Sidney Wimbrough lef
for Philadelphia on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Marion 7. Hargi
spent last Sunday at Ocean City.
For Rent-Duers Neck "Hom,
Farm" for 1895. Mrs. L. A. Robins
Mr.. w. ii. Gibson, of Centreville
Md was visitor to Snow Hill las
Friday.
Perry the cash shoe man will save
you 10 cents ON the dollar if you deal
with him. II.
MIR. J. S. Price is spending q
short vacation with friends in Somer
set county.
The Wallops Beach cunning clul
have closed up their club house until
next season.
-Messrs. Levin S. and Ezekial
Nelson of Bishopville were in Snow
Hill ON Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Payne paid visit to
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Hodson, in
Crisfield, last week.
We regret to report Mrs. james
p. Burroughs still very i'll at her
home in this town.
Attend the sale Of furniture at the
residence of Mrs. Margaret ID. Collins
on Thursday next.
Don't forget the sale of furniture
at the residence of Mrs. Margaret Col
lins on Thursday next.
Mrs. George Clayville and daugh-
ter, Miss Hessie, are home from visit
TO relatives in Berlin.
DIR. Z. w. Marshall of the L. S.
Revenue office Baltimore, spent this
week in Snow Hill.
The steamer on which Captain
Charles S. Capper sailed for England
made the fastest trip on record.
-Wanted.-A good white woman
for general house work. Good wages
Apply TO Mrs. Jno. Walter Smith. IT,
Everybody knows you can buy
cheaper for cash. Then go to Perry's
cash shoe store Pocomoke. If.
Reports from Chincoteague Island
indicate the islanders have plenty of
oysters this season of fine quality.
Miss Lucy Nelson of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Laura Vickers, returned home this
week.
To the delight of everyone nice
rain fell on Wednesday last and the
roads which were very heavy are now
good again.
About 600 people attended the
"Uncle Toms Cabin" entertainment
given here Saturday night. The show
was fairly good.
There will be preaching in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow by
Rev. Mr.. Hoover, of Pennsylvania.
Everybody invited.
-Scrofula humors and all diseases
caused or promoted by impure blood or
low state of the system, are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
For Rent.-The farm at Public
Landing, known as Ocean View Stock
Farm, for the ensuing year. Apply
to Levi A. Purnell.
There will he a grove meeting
held near Corbin's Post-Ofiice Saturday
night and Sunday Sept. 22d and 23rd
Rev. I. ii. Winters.
Miss Maud Jarman, of Franklin
City, Miss Ella Sturgis. of Girdletree
and Captain Ben. Sharpley, of Stockton,
were in Snow Hill Oh Tuesday.
-Seaford Delaware is to have q
$4,000 hotel. 1t will be built by
ii. &. Pennington on the site OF the
Colbourn House, recently destroyed by
fire.
For Sale.-Good square piano
made by Knabe, is in fair condition
and will be sold cheap for cash, or on
easy monthly payments. Mrs. james
ii. Selby. 1t.
Miss Annie Thomas, after a pleas
ant three weeks visit to friends here,
returned to her home in Washington,
ID. C., Oh Monday last to the regret Of
her friends.
The front of w. $. Wilson's store
ON Washington street has been finished
and painted in cherry which makes il
one Of the prettiest, if not the prettiest
store in our town.
Clayton J. Purnell, Esq, trustee
for Hall, Brother Il Co, sold the stock
Of merchandise belonging to them OF
Thursday last for s2l00. which wa.
considered very good sale.
DIR. George f. Purnell spent sew
eral days of last week in Baltimore anC
Philadelphia, returning TO Snow Hill
last Tuesday. The Doctor expects I,
return to Mexico next week.
After seven weeks confinement I,
his home with severe attack of typhoid
fever, Mr.. Goldsborough Colbourne i
able to be out again, and was in tow
for the first time last Saturday.
DIR. Emory Turpin and friend
returned to their homes in Caroline OF
Tuesday, after having spent a weel