Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-04-28
LOCALS.

Rev. Joseph j. Devereaux ha
opened an agency in this town tor thu
sale Of real estate. See his card il
another column.
Just think of this. Come and4ook
Any kind of dress goods which ha
a name can show YOU sample OF
Miss Lizzie Gray.
Rev. james X. Campbell vii
preach tomorrow in the VI. +. Churcl
Of Newark at 1890 a. M. and 7.3t
p. m. At Wesley at 3p m.
MIR. Van Carmean has sold hi,
interest in the barber shop OF Bon
neville d Carmean To his partner, Mr.
Frank Bonneville. Van intends going
10 the city to work at his trade.
The Monthly Union Praise and
Prayer meeting for Girdletree Circuit
will he held at Conners Church on
Wednesday, May 2nd, at 2.3O and
7.30 o'clock p. m. all cordially invited.
Rev. Ralph Coursey preached an
excellent sermon to the Smith Guard.
last Sunday morning. The men march
ell 10 the NJ. +. Church in body and
made fine appearance in fatigue uni
form.
The Third Annual Report Of the
Snow Hill Building and Loan Asso
citation has been issued. Ii presents a
good exhibit of the success Of the asso
citation and shows assets amounting "a
s16.1S3,27.
MIR. Walter c. Humphreys,
nephew of Mrs. Virginia Spence, and
.on of Mayor Humphreys of Salisbury,
is quite sick at his home in that town.
He has many friends here who wish
him speedy recovery.
ladies, | invite your attention
long enough to let you know that |
have at home the finest lot Of samples
of dress goods ever shown in Snow Hill
Come see me and leave yodr orders for
something you like.-Miss Lizzie Gray.
A glance at the address slip ON
your paper will show whether YOU are
in arrears or not. II in arrears and the
same is not settled by May 18th, you
will receive a postal card advising you
of your arrearages and requesting
settlement.
Mr.. Charles s. Richardson has
resigned his position as principal Of the
Girdletree Grammar School, and Mr..
VIM. Coard Bromley has been APP
pointed to ill the vacancy. Mr.. Rich.
ardson will devote his time To the
study Of law.
We are informed that about the
first of next month an establishment for
the sale Of farm machinery, such as
reapers. mowers and all kinds of
farming implements and repairs for
same, will he opened in Snow Hill.
Watch this paper for the advertisement
uIrt ttiitt III hCChr
Hon. William 5. Wilson came down
town on Saturday. He has been q
great suffer from erysipelas in his face
and as consequence has been confined
to his home He is getting better rap
idly and in few weeks We expect to
see him the picture of good health.
If you want the very best results
from the use Of cheap phosphates our
advice would be use Baltimore Soluble
or Coon Brand. These goods have
been used by our farmers for several
years with good results. They are
made by the PatapscO Guano Company,
and we always have them. Hasting,
Il Shockley.
Mr.. George Il. Covington Of New
York paid his first visit to Snow Hill
since the fire this week. He came
down on Tuesday night To visit BIZ
parents and said he would probably re
turn to New York to-day Mr.. Gov
ington was much surprised at the pro
gress our town had made since the lat,
unpleasantness.
Mr.. Lemuel Mumford, Of Caps
Charles, Va, was in town this week ol
a prospecting trip. Mr.. Mumford ha
sold out his largestore in Cape Charles
and is looking around for a place Il
settle. lie Is good business man an'
We would be glad to have him JON
the other good business men of on
town.
Last weeks MESSENGER containe,
small advertisement of lost gol,
chain. Early this week Mr.. ID. ii
Lewis brought us Red Mems" phi
and pendant which had been found b.
a colored woman; and Algie Nicholson
brought Us "a small gold locket found il
the schooi-yard. And vet some peopl
haven't enough gumption to know tina
advertising pays. II you put it in tn
MESSENGER everybody sees it.
Buy Corn Fertilizer" if yol
want good crop OF corn. 1t is tn
prince of all corn phosphate w,
have been told by several of our hes
farmers, that the Patapsco Guam,
Company's Corn Fertilizer" was tn
best goods ever used by them. w,
keep it all the time. Don't be dc
ceived by the Just as good talk