Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-05-05

SUIT.
Plenty of CLANS ut Chincoteague
ami lots Of them are being shipped Ia
the northern cities
Trout made their appearance in
our market this week and are selling
for % cts. a bunch.
Mr.. Charles Peters has been sell
ing large quantities Of asparagus in our
town for the past two weeks.
The newly elected Mayor Of
Pocomoke City. Hon. William Dale,
was in Snow Hill ON Wednesday.
1t certainly was a hardened sinner
who stole one Of the communion cloths
from All Hallows' Church this week
MIR. b. T. Truitt has two very
prettily trimmed show windows. one
full of umbrellas and the other full Of
shirts.
A nice young lady has lost pair
Of steel-rimmed eyeglasses which she
would he glad for the finder to leave at
this Office.
A Congregational meeting will be
held in the Lecture Room Of the Pres
byterian Church tomorrow, Sunday
evening.
MIR. Charles w. Herman and
Miss Alice Hancock, both of this town,
were quietly married ON Thursday
afternoon last.
Rheumatism racks the system like
a thumb-screw. 1t retreats before the
power of Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
purifies the blood.
MIR. John w. Station and his
mother visited Salisbury on Sunday
To attend services in the o. = Baptist
meeting house there.
Where's that man who cannot
afford to boast of what he would do il
the impossibilities were not in his way!
What Snow Hill needs is doors.
i have just received the band
soonest line of straw hats ever opened up
in Snow Hill and the price is cheaper
than ever known before. b. L. Truitt.
Also / have a beautiful line of
negligee shirts of all kinds and style,
Numbered and unlaundered. Umbrellas
in abundance at all prices. b. 7.
Truitt.
Mr.. Charles Fennis, London
banker has been spending several
weeks at the Atlantic Hotel Chinco-
league Island for the benefit Of his
health.
MIR. james Bratten, formerly a
resident of Berlin. but who has been
living in Philadelphia for the past five
or six years. was in Snow Hill on
Thursday.
A game Of ball was played on
Tuesday between the Grammar School
and High School mines. resulting in a
victory for the Grammar school bows by
score Of % to IL.
-Messrs. Truitt d Shockley the
photographers left town this week.
Mr.. Shockley said they were going to
Chincoteague for awhile but would
return to Snow Hill.
Mr.. Calvin b. Taylor, of Berlin,
has lost package of papers containing
two deeds and several insurance policies
the finder will please return the same
to this Office. or to Mr.. Taylor.
MIR. Charles Herman has ordered
the lumber and expects to commence
work next week ON neat dwelling
house on New Lane. adjoining the
property of Mrs. Sallie Collins.
H. Arringdale, Baltimore hard
ware merchant who just after the Snow
Hill fire, solicited orders from our
people made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors on Monday.
p. ID. Cottingham Il Co. and DIR.
Benson have put up nice awnings in
front of their drug stores and Messrs.
Barnes and Johnson have placed
window awnings 10 their handsome law
building.
Deputy State Fish Commissioner
Sylyanus Trader, came TO Snow Hill
on Tuesday and deposited 600,0 0C
young shad fish in the Pocomoke river
He put 10000 in at Pocomoke City
on Monday.
-Ocean City has made considerable,
Roadway during the past winter. Their,
have been ~ cottages completed
among the number a very fine one by
the Hon. George w Purnell, Of III,
Snow Hill bar.
Rev. +. &. Atkins, of Onancock
Va. will deliver his lecture on III,
Worlds Fair" for the benefit of til,
EpwOrth League Society of the Snow
Hill NJ. +. Church, in McAllen's Hal
an the 2:Id instant
Bricks have been hauled thi
week for the new residence Of Captain
Richard Howard of the steamer POGO
moke, which will he built on the 10
on Federal street recently purchased b,
him Of II. 5. Stevenson, Esq.
Clerk Of the Court Francis Henri,
Purnell has been busy this week issu
ing traders license. The license issue,
by the Clerk aggregate $4,000 o
which the sum Of $4,000 realized iron
liquO license go to the school fund.
The business men OF Berlin ar
now getting up petition to A. J. Ben