Democratic messenger., 1894-07-14
LOCALS.

Corn is selling here ut 80 cents
and wheat at ID cents Il bushel.
Dir. f. J. Dirickson. of Berlin
was a visitor To our town this week.
MIR. John Me>sick spent a part Of
this week with friends in this town.
Mr. y. Henderson. of Brooklyn,
is home on a visit To his friends in this
county.
Mr.. Isaac Townsend and daughter
returned from their northern trip on
Tuesday.
Miss Beulah Gorly. of Pittsville.
is the guest of Miss Melissa Parsons
this week.
Miss Lillian Clayville is visiting
her brother Charles at Millsborough.
Delaware.
Childrens Day services ut Girllc-
tree VI. L. Church next Sunday evening
at = o'clock
MIR. Charles Henderson, of Chin
colleague. was visitor to our town on
Sunday last.
MIR. Thomas Jingle, of the Iror-
ce>'er Enterprise, paid us a friendly visit
last Saturday.
Mayor. VIM. $. Wilson, Of Ocean
City, spent several days ut his office
here this week.
Miss Annie Clayville left last
Tuesday for Ocean CITY where she will
spend several weeks.
Mrs. John l.. Mock returned home
on Saturday from pleasant visit to
relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Massey. of Berlin. and Miss
Lille Davis, of Baltimore, are the
guests of Miss Olive Johnson.
The Parsons farm, in Kent county,
100 acres, has been sold TO Hope ii.
Barroll for $1,000, or S41 an acre.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet in McAllen's.
Hall, Tuesday. July 18th, at ; o'clock.
i would like plain sewing on un-
derwear and boys clothing. Prices
moderate. Give me a trial. Mrs. John
Ritchie.
-Disintectants for the sick room,
sick feeders. medicine glasses. ice bags,
and fever thermometers, at DIR. Halls
Drugstore If.
Mr.. w. f. Massey. of Newark,
called at our Office yesterday and paid
us for two years subscription to the
MESSENGER.
Miss Annie Stevenson arrived
home by steamer Pocomoke on Satur-
day much to the delight of her many
friends here.
The Misses Grace and Blanche
Bealmeare and Miss Emma Henderson.
of Baltimore. are the guests of the
Misses Bishop.
The Snow Hill base ball club
have sent out challenges to several clubs
and expect to lay the Pocomoke boys
next Monday.
Mr.. VIM C. Tarr has moved his
mill on the wharf property belonging
To Mr.. o. ID. Collins where he is
having it put up.
The Young Peoples Aid Society
OF the Presbyterian Church will meet
at the home of Miss Annie Esham
next Friday evening.
The tax rate of Charles county has
been fixed AT 80 cents on the 500,
which is reduction of cents from
the rate Of last year.
Real merit is characteristic of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and is manifested
every day in the remarkable cures the
medicine accomplishes.
A little girl visitor has made its
appearance at the home Of Mr.. A. +.
Barnes, and Mr.. \. ID. Irwin has been
favored in like manner.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Mackenzie Memorial Church will
meet in the lecture room. Wednesday,
July 18th, at ; o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas p. Selby, after a
very pleasant sojourn of several weeks
with friends here, returned to her
Philadelphia home last Saturday.
Quite number Of our young peo-
pie visited Public Landing on Thurs
day and took lunch with them.
They report very enjoyable time.
Finest triple and quadruple
handkerchief extracts in quantities to
suit, also toilet waters colognes and
fine toilet soaps at DIR. Halls Drug
store. tf
MIR. Joseph Rowley, of Onancock,
Va, accompanied by his family are
visiting their relatives and friends in
Box Iron and vicinity. their former
home.
-ProhibitiOnists of Worcester county
held a county convention in McAllen's
Hall on Tuesday aud elected Is dele.
gates and Is alternates 10 the Salisbury
convention.
Mr.. Frank ii. Dryden, of POGO
moke City. and Count TAdhimar and
son. Raoul T. T'Adhimer. of Paris, France,
were quests at the Moore House on
Thursday.
Mr.. Edward Dixon, of Baltimore,
sends dollar tor another years sub
scription To the MESSENGER. He says