Democratic messenger., 1894-06-30

ment TO the neighborhood.
The place To buy pure drugs and
medicines, spices. tlavoring extracts
and essences, is DIR. Halls Drug Store
opposite McAllen's Halt. Prescriptions
prepared with greatest care tt.
On account oi the intense heat
several brick LAYERS were compelled 10
quit work last Saturday which was
said To have been the hottest day ever
known this early in the season.
Finest pertumery and toilet goods.
ANY thing that YOU may need in sta
tionarv and Blank Books At DIR.
Halls Drug Store. xxx white enve-
lopes > cts. package. II.
Grabs are said 10 be abundant at
Public Landing as well as everywhere
else this year, but we venture the
assertion there will bc none left after a
few bay parties solourn there for the
day.
Miss Nellie PAYNE returned home
from school last Tuesday To spend the
summer vacation She was accom-
panied home by her friend and school
mate Miss Sarah Amman, of West Nir-
ginia.
Mr.. Charles T.. DRYDEN, Princi-
nal of Middletowu, Md. High School
will spend his summer vacation at West
L. q. with his father. George j. Dry
den. Esq. Charley paid us Il pleasant
visit on Thursday.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Med. Mount fell out OF
cart on Tuesday and broke an arm.
DIR. Aydelotte was sent for and render
ell the necessary surgical aid, and now
the little lady is doing well.
MIR. Handy Livingston and Miss
Mary Ennis were married by Rev. Mr.
Holmes Thursday evening at the
brides home. 4 number of friends
were present from Salisbury and Snow
Hill TO witness the marriage.
Material is being placed on the
ground preparatory to making improve
ments on the property recently pur-
chased by Mr.. William Parsons. \
two story gabled front will he added
and other improvements made.
On and after next Monday the
stores will close at s o'clock every
evening except Saturday until the
warm weather is over. This agree
ment was reached last Monday after
due consideration by all concerned.
The county commissioners and or
phans court were in session last Tues
day. The commissioners are busy
making out the county levy which will
appear in these columns as soon as
completed and ready for publication.
Hon. George W. Purnell and
family moved into their new cottage at
Ocean City this week. Mr.. Purnelrs
family will spend the summer there
while Mr.. Purnell himself will spend
as much of his time as possible with
them.
The Easton .Sdr saws: There
ought to be spot reserved in heaven
for the people who take newspaper
for four or five years without paying
for it aud then instruct the postmaster
to mark il refused" An editor should
choose the spot.
Miss Cecil, of Kentucky, is the
guest of Miss Georgia Smith. She was
a class-mate of Miss Smith at Wilson
College and has been a visitor here
once before, when she made a number
of warm friends who are pleased TO
welcome her return to Snow Hill.
The cry of "bricks, "more bricks, y
can he heard on all sides Of the MIS-
sENGER office from morning till night.
Keep this cry up throughout the year
and Snow Hill will he where she
rightfully belongs. at the top OF enter
prising towns on the Eastern Shore.
-Rev. ;. \. Pilchard, former res
ident OF this town and an eminent
member Of the NJ. +. Conference now
located at Laurel, Delaware, has been
suffering with nervous prostration for
sometime past and has now gone to
jackson Sanitarium. y. Y. for treat
ment.
Miss Mary Scarborough, who has
been taking a postgraduate course at
the Wonan's College, Baltimore, is
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William j. Scarborough. Miss Scar.
borough is very bright young lady
and we predict for her a brilliant and
useful life.
The first peaches of the season
were offered for sale in our market this
week. The crop in the county is very
limited, only few OF the early varie-
Ties being reported. several baskets
were shipped from our depot this week
to northern markets for which good
prices were realized.
The ladies of Trinity NJ. =. Church
will hold their annual festival on the
afternoon and evening of July 18th.
Supper and refreshments will he SER
we'd. They will do all in their power
to make it an enjoyable affair. Ii the
weather is inclement the festival will
be held the next day.
Persons desirious of purchasing a
site for new home will bear in mind
that thirty building lots have been laid
off OH Bay street by Mrs. James p.
Burroughs and that any one Of them