Democratic messenger., 1894-08-11
LOCALS.

Frankford campmeeting this week.
We are sorry To learn that Mrs.
George W. Covington Is not - we'll.
Misses Annie and Alice Dymock
are visiting friends in Somerset county.
A bath requisite is Glycerlne
Blocks tor sale hy T.. u. Cottingham n
Go.
Mr.. Thomas L. Selby. of Philadel-
phia. has been visiting relatives in Snow
Hill.
Miss Addie Eaton. "f Baltimore.
j. a visitor at the home of Mrs. Clara
Dryden.
Soaps, bathsponges. extracts, tooth
and hair brushes, etc. i. ID. Cotting-
ham x Co.
Silk gloves that cost 80 cents now
selling at IL cents per pair. Mrs. Y.
=. Townsend.
-Watermelons are very plentiful in
this market and can be bought for al
most any price.
MIR Albert :. Bailey and wife. OF
Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. Turner
Davis near town.
The Misses Perdue, of Parsons
burg. have been visiting Miss Katie
Purnell this week.
MIR. +. |. Long. of Philadelphia,
has been in town this week on a visit TO
relatives and friends.
We are glad TO see Capt. Charles
). Capper out again and hope ms re-
covery is permanent.
Plain black lawns at cost. 10 cts
yard. See them before they are gone.
Mrs. V. 5. Townsend.
Miss Mary Nelson is visiting
friends in Bishopville and attending the
Frankford campmeeting.
Mr.. Vincent Morris, well-known in
this town, is very i'll with typhoid fever
at his home in Baltimore.
Miss Lilly Gray. of Fruitland,
who visited Mr.. c. l.. Vincent last
week returned home Monday.
Don't fail to go To Mrs. V. =
Townsend's for your corsets. the incest
and largest assortment in town.
Miss Melissa Parsons and her
guest, Miss Beulah Gordy, spent sever
al DAYS in Pocomoke this week.
just received a new line of laces
which am selling at low prices, from
4 cents up. Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
Mr.. George l.. Seville of the
firm Of Young & Seville, Pocomoke
City. paid our office visit on Wednes-
day.
There will he services in the
Catholic church Tomorrow. Sunday
morning and evening. at the usual
hours.
II have a nice line of Shirt waists
which am selling at low prices. Call
before the best are sold. Mrs. Y. :.
Townsend.
i have crepes in evening shades
at 10 and l2s cents per yard. cheapest
10 be found anywhere. Mrs. V. 5
Townsend
Rev. Robert l.. Kelley, of Phla-
delphia preached in the Presbyterian
churches OF Snow Hill and Stockton
on Sunday.
Mr.. l.. Hasting will abandon his
shanty next Monday and move into the
new store adjoining 7. II. Collins on
Green street.
Elder Poulson will preach in the
Old School Baptist Meeting House in
this town tomorrow, Sunday, morning
at the usual hour.
Mr.. |. NJ. Henderson, of Brook
lyn. \. y. who has been here several
weeks visiting his brothers returned
home on Tuesday.
DO you want desirable location
at the price Of an out-of-town lott Ii
50 buy lot on Park Row or Bay ST.
at present prices.
Mrs. Williams of Thurl0w, Pa,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Earl
Downey for about two weeks, returned
home on Monday.
Mrs. Marshall, wife of DIR. +. w.
Marshall of the L. 5. Internal Revenue
Department, Baltimore, is here on a
visit to her daughter
-Pimples, boils and other humors
of the blood are liable to break out in
the warm weather. Prevent it is taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Some very nice tomatoes have
been going inte Ayars IL Co.'S canning
factory this week. The rush will not
come for several weeks yet
ou Cdn yet h'tSol : lIult csill> III
Sturgis d Hacks, also preserving ket-
ties and other necessary articles for
preserving and canning fruit
The children of the NJ. T. Sunday
school accompanied by their parents
and teachers enjoyed themselves ut
Public Landing last Thursday
For sale, with privilege of running
for the Central Hotel. my buss. II i.
in good condition and will be sold cheap.
William j. Morgan, Central Hotel.
You can buy desirable building
lot cheaper now than you will ever be
able TO do again. Don't wait till they
are gone Mrs. james T.. Burroughs.