Democratic messenger., 1894-07-28
LOCALS.

Prof A. Lee Carey was a visitor
to Snow Hill on Tuesday.
The Board of School Commission
ers was in session on Tuesday.
Mrs. V. 5. Townsend is visiting
friends in Baltimore this week
DIR. George W. Bishop has been
in New York this week on business.
MIR. and Mrs. William Townsend.
OF Cape Charles, Va. are visiting rela-
tives here.
MFR. Charles II. Stevenson, of
Washington, ID. e., is here on visit
TO his father.
Members of the Hard Crab Club,
who visited SCOTS last week. returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. William +. King. OF POGO
moke City. has been spending the week
with relatives in Snow Hill.
Mrs. Mary Richardson has been
quite sick. but we are glad to state she
is now on the road TO recovery.
Senator Smiths new iron fence is
in position, and greatly improves the
looks OF his handsome property.
Rev. Dr7,lsates spent a part of
this week wit friends in town, among
whom he is always welcome visitor.
MIR. Stephen ID. Bowdoin returned
to College Park on Tuesday, having
enjoyed two weeks very pleasantly
here.
The personal property of the late
Charles ID. johnson will he sold at his
late residence near town next Wednes-
day.
The circle of Kings Daughters
will meet at Miss Clara Collins home
next Friday evening. A full attendance
is desired.
The MESSENGER this week printed
the annual wholesale price-list Of the
Snow Hill Nurseries tor VIM. NJ.
Peters Sons.
-Disinfectants for the sick room,
sick feeders, medicine glasses. ice bags,
and fever thermometers, at DIR. Halls
Drugstore. If.
No other medicine has equalled
Hoods Sarsaparilla in the relief it
gives in severe cases of dyspepsia, sick
headache, etc.
We have fine lot of late cab
bage plants for sale at $3.50 per 1000
or 20 cts per 100 VIM. NJ. Peters
Sons, Wesley, Md.
The Taylorville Basket meeting
commenced yesterday and will continue
one week conducted by Rev. Mr.. Gal
loway of Bishopville.
Prof. Edward White returned to
Snow Hill on Saturday after pleas
ant stay at the Blue Mountain House,
Washington County.
Master Willie Whaley, who has
been spending several months with his
father in Norfolk, Va, returned to
Snow Hill-on Saturday.
Register Of Wills. Thomas ID.
Purnell, returned home on Saturday
last from Rehoboth Beach where he
had been visiting friends.
We regret to learn as we 60 TO
press that Mr.. Charles Collins is not so
well again. He is very week and hopes
of his recovery are doubtful.
For sale, with privilege of running
for the Central Hotel, my buss. 1t is
in good condition and will be sold cheap.
William J. Morgan, Central Hotel.
During the past week the brick
masons have been rushing work on the
store house being erected on Washing
ton street by Mr.. Levi A. Purnell.
DIR. Reid. of Washington College,
Chestertown. Md, is canvasing the
Eastern Shore Peninsula in the interest
of the institution Of which he is princi-
pal.
Finest triple and quadruple
handkerchief extracts in quantities to
suit, also toilet waters colognes and
fine toilet soaps at DIR. Halls Drug
store. II.
Alfred Calvet. Frenchman, EN-
ployed as cook at Ocean City, was
lodged in Jail here last Thursday
charged with carrying concealed
weapons.
Finest perfumery and toilet goods.
Any thing that you may need in sta
tionary and Blank Books. At DIR.
Halls Drug Store. xxx white enve-
lopes 5 cts. package. tt.
The Rev. Robert Scott, OF All
Hallows, expects to take his vacation
during the month of August. To NOR
row will be his last Sunday before
starting for that purpose.
The place to buy pure drugs and
medicines, spices, favoring extracts
and essences, is DIR. Halls Drug Store
opposite McAllen's Hall. Prescriptions
prepared with greatest care. If.
Mr.. John Devereaux will accept
our thanks for some fine canteloupes
brought us this week. They were the
first we have seen this season and they
were rs nice As we expect to see.
The Seventh Day Adventists at
Charch Hill were given orders to move
out Of the town few nights ago. The
tent was cut into shreds and the sleep
ing preachers and families were stoned.