Democratic messenger., 1894-05-19
LOCALS.


need can Re found at DIR Halls Dru:
Store IT,
p. ID. Cottingham Il Co.. and DIR
$. l.. Benson have had awnings put W
in front Of their stores this week.
Strawberries have been plentiful
in the Snow Hill market this week anc
are selling as low as five cents quart
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at the home o
Mrs. Spence. Tuesday, May 22nd. a
3 o'clock.
Persons attending Court can geI
good accommodations at the Moor,
House. at reasonable rates Mrs. Jenni,
+. Moore.
1t saves time and money 10 have
strawberry and pea checks. There i,
no wear out to those we print for 81 .0C
a thousand.
DIR. John ;. Aydelotte and c.
Marion Dryden are having awning.
put up in front of their business place.
ON Green street.
Snow Hill has been full of visitor.
this week from all sections Of the county,
MANY Of whom were here attending the
Sunday School Convention.
Rev. James X. Campbell will
preach tomorrow in the VI. +. Church
Of Newark at 1890 a. m. and 7.30
p. m. At Ironshire at 3 p. IN.
Trout have been plentiful in our
town this week. They were larger
than usual, several weighing as much
as ten pounds, and sold for five cents
per pound.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of Mackenzie Memo.
rial Church, will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Spence, Wednesday, May 23rd,
at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. f. B. Parsons wishes to adj
wise all his old customers. and the
public generally that he is prepared
to take care Of all teams left at his
stables during court.
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 3 cts. package. II.
The place to buy pure drugs and
medicines, spices, favoring extracts
and essences is DIR. Halls Drug Store
opposite McAllen'7 Hall. Prescriptions
prepared with greatest care If.
Several letters have already been
received by the Mayor of Snow Hill
from manufacturers inquiring of the
advantages Snow Hill offers for the
location Of their business here.
On and after Monday Nav 21st.
1894, freight train will leave Snow Hill
for Jersey City and Newark, n. J. at
7.l5 a. m. For Philadelphia. Boston,
Chester and Wilmington at 1890 a. m.
MIR. Samuel Tubbs brought us
this week basket of very fine straw
berries Of his own propagation and
known as Tubbs Winegood. They
were large, well favored and good
tasted early berry.
Court meets next Monday, while
in town attending the sessions, don't
forget the editors who toll week after
week TO get you out good county
paper. Walk up and plank down a
dollar for subscription.
DO YOU want your strawberry
checks to last Ii SO have us TO print
them ON thick card board. A custo-
mer says 81 cant get clear of those you
printed six or seven years ago" Only
Sl.00 for 1000 checks.
Where are the fire department
ladders, belonging to the town. They
should he gotten together as they may
he in demand at any moment 1t is
not well to wait for fire to break out
before looking them up.
Anyone desiring a splendid young
driving mare can get bargain by
applying at this office. She is beauti.
full animal, four years old. perfect in
every respect. Reason for selling
have no use for horse.
Visitors here this week attending
the Sunday School Convention express.
ed surprise at the beauty OF our town,
the extent of our manufactures, the
magnificience of our steamer, and above
all the enterprise of our citizens.
Mr.. Short has built one of the
most convenient and slightly livery
stables in Snow Hill to he found on thi,
Peninsula. 1t is very large building
built of good material, shingle roof
and the whole surmounted by cupalo
Heretofore the State law has per
mitted ladies of seventeen years tt
commence teaching school in this
county, but the Legislature enacted ;
law at its late session making the Iimi
eighteen years Of age instead Of seven
teen.
-Several of our merchants VIII,
have been unable to get into their new
store. and will remain in temporar,
shanties this summer, are having shed
roofs put up over their present quarter
for protection from the rays Of the no
summer sun.
Mr.. Thomas ii. Collins has PLACED
a freight elevator in his store this week
Ii will prove great convenience anc
bespeaks spirit of enterprise to b.
followed by more of our merchants
We are informed Sturgis a. Hack vii