Democratic messenger., 1894-01-13
LOCALS.

Go Ia Mrs. V. :. Townscnd'> for
curtain poles.
The January term of Court meets
here on Monday.
The School Board aud Orphan
Court were in session on Tuesday.
MIR. Thomas W. Timmons oi
Iewes Del. was in our town on We'd
ues'lay.
-Rev. George Bell has been con
ducting a week of PRAYER" in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Rev. Ralph Coursey. who has
been quite sick for a week or more, is
on the road to recovery.
DIR. Straughn and family moved
this week into the residence recently
vacated by DIR. f. $. Marshall.
-George s. Richardson, Esq, has
been sick several days this week. but
is now regaining his former good health.
Remember that have nice line
of coats and will sell them cheaper
than anyone else south Of Philadelphia
Mrs. V. :. Townsend.
The shanty occupied by Il. J..
McAllen & Bro. until they moved into
their handsome new building. was
demolished this week.
Capt. = II. Wilson. of Baltimore.
came down 10 Snow Hill on the steam
er. Wednesday to spend several days
here with his old friends.
Mr.. Stephen l.. purnell celebrated
his iorty-seventh birthday last Wedncs-
day by entertaining a large number Of
friends at his new home ON Park Row.
Albert NJ. Bailey. well.known
farmer of near Snow Hill, has applied
for the benefit of the insolvcnt law. and
Robley ID. Jones has been appointed
trustee.
Services in the NJ. +. Church to-
morrow morning and evening. In the
morning by Rev. J. J. Devercaux and
in the evening by Presiding Elder
Corkran.
MIR. John White came home on
Saturday on visit to his wife. return
ing 10 his duties ON the B. d +. :. X.
X. transport steamer at Claiborn on
Wednesday.
Mr. Benjamin. Carmean has rent
ed the Messick property ON Federal
street and has opened private board
ing house nj which meals can be had
at all hours.
In Christmas Rev. Robert Scott
lost a pair OF eyeglasses, either at A
Hallows Church or between there and
the Rectory. The finder will please
return them to Mr.. Scott or To this
office.
MIR. Thomas II. johnson sold this
week 10 Montgomery Stacy the "Cott-
man Farm in Indiantown, for FIVE
thousand dollars. Mr.. Stagg has been
residing on the farm for number of
years.
There will be services in the
Catholic Church. Sunday. January
18th at 1890 a. m. and Z p. M
Subject Of sermon for morning Swear
ing" In the evening PAY Your
Debts"
II. j. Hurlock's is headquarters
for plows and plow castings. A full
supply of castings for Syracuse, Oliver.
Damascus. Boss aud Whites chilled
plows. Don't go by us when in want
Of any kind Of hardware.
All Hallows Church Regular
Services Sa. m. Holy Communion.
1890 n. m. Morning Prayer and SER
mon. Sunday School 23O p. M.
Evening Service at 7.l5 p. m. Stock
ton service and sermon at 3 p. m.
MIR. George Gray has rented the
second story of DIR. Aydelotte's new
store and will conduct the tailoring
business there in the future. He is
already prepared for Spring orders
aud we advise our readers to patronize
him.
An Easton negro has been ar
rested for selling liquor by the gurgle
without license. His method was tn
allow a person TO put the bottle to their
mouth and for every gurgle they paid
certain price. lie pleaded guilty
and gave bail
President Of the Senate, John
Walter Smith, Esq. came home on
Saturday and spent Sunday with his
family, returning on Monday To his
duties at Annapolis. He has appointed
Samuel r. johnson, Of Wesley, a
folder 20 the Senate.
w. Solon Powell. Of Wilton, has
moved TO this town and is now occupy
ing the house ON New Lane where Mr..
John Burbage resided 50 long. We
welcome Scion To Snow Hill. He is a
bright young business man and we
wish him continued prosperity.
During the low tide of last
week Mr.. Carville Tolson. Of Kent
Island. picked up from the hay shore
two barrels Of oysters, each bivalve Of
which would average eight inches in
length and four inches in width and
weigh. two pounds. CenfreriNc Record
Our thanks are due to Mr. $. II.
T. Tilghman for hottie of horseradish
and vinegar Of his own manufacture
We have not had an opportunity To
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