Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-07-20

III - iNtSttl N. MafSnall was II
Snow Hill short while ON Tuesday
Mrs. Richard Howard and famil,
are visiting friends at Cape Charles
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Vincent anc
daughter are visiting relatives in Der
lin.
Parsons Malone & Numbered los
valuable horse OF lock jaw on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Earl Downey and it'll,
daughter Helen are visiting friends il
in Baltimore.
To Loan-s400. $500. $1,000 on
first mortgage on real estate. Apply
TO o. ID. Collins.
Mrs. Mary Richardson. who ha.
been sick at her home ON Market street
Is now convalescent.
Mrs. William Bettcher has re.
turned home from a visit TO friends al
Elizabeth City. \. {.
-Messrs James Townsend and Jas.
Ryan, Of BishopyiIle. we're in town
several DAYS this week.
r.. +. Ayars Il Co. are making
up cans a fast rs possible for the ap-
preaching tomato crop.
The Junior League Of Whaicoat
NJ. T. Church picnicked at Public
Landing last Thursday.
We are glad 10 report that Mrs.
John /. Taylor who has been quite
sick i now convalesceni.
Miss Carrie Homer. Of Philadel-
phia, i visiting Mis- Carrie Peters, at
her home near Cedartown.
The Misses Mamie and BERTHE
Dawson, Of fredericksburg. Md, are Wis.
iiing Mr. John !. Sturgis.
The Misses Alice and Beatrice
Brown. Of Princess Anne, are the
guests of Mr.. X. J. McAllen.
ladies buy your slippers Of b. r.
Truilt, he has them all sizes and from
30 cents a pair up To 1919.
Prof. John :. Hill, of Aberdeen
High School, came home TO spend the
summer vacation last Saturday.
-Evitt & Bros. $500 shoes are the
best on earth for $500. All widths
and sizes. Sold by Il. I. Truitt
INSTRUCTION given in painting and
crayoning. For particulars apply to
p. o. box, No. -, Snow Hill, Nd.
A hop was given at Stockton by
the young people ON Monday night.
Several from Snow Hill were present.
Mr. Ruark Adams has recovered
from his recent sickness and is again
at his post on the steamer Pocomoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Franklin and
children, Of Baltimore are the guests of
Mrs. Franklin's father, DIR. Charles p.
Jones
Mrs DIR. Paul Jones and Mrs.
John l. Mock will 20 TO Ocean CITY
to-day TO spend part Of the heated
season.
Mrs. Soloman johnson. Of Horn
town, Va. Is visiting relatives in Snow
Hill. She l. sister OF DIR. Edward
Marshall.
We are sorry 10 report Mrs. Thos.
j. Selby very sick but glad to know
her condition i somewhat improved at
this time.
Mrs. Sarah II. Bishop, Of Dover,
who has been visiting friends in Snow
Hill, was a caller at this office on
Tuesday
E. T. Williams d Son are selling
at wholesale and retail peach baskets,
tomato baskets and butter trays. Prices
way down.
To have perfect health YOU must
have pure blood, and the best way to
have pure blood is to take Hoods Sar.
saparilla
Ladies wanting nice summer
shoe, should buy Evitt d Bros. hand
turned shoe, soft rs glove and sold
by Il. +. Truitt.
-Messrs. John Burbage, George
Gray, Oswald Tilghman and others of
our young people. have visited Ocean
City during the past week
Lost, between the Episcopal
Church corner and my store, gentle
mans scarf pin The finder will please
return To Matthew Purnell.
Persons wishing to 90 sailing, or
TO be taken to the beach, can do 50 by
applying to Polk Turpin, at Public
Landing, or to X. {. Moore.
Skaters arrived On the boat Wed.
nesday from Mount JOY. Penna. and
began the work of stating the new
residence of Mr. Clayton J. PurnelI.
DIR. Rol Collins. of Bishopville.
was caller at the MESSENGER office
this week We are always glad to see
our friends from neighboring towns.
In the poem Of Rev. b. F. Price.
published in our last issue, there were
several topographic errors for which we
apologize TO the Reverend gentleman.
For Rent-The new house on
Federal street, at present occupied bv
Thos. +. Selby, for the year 1896.
For terms apply 10 DIR. +. : Dashiell.
Capt. +. 7. Williams has been
indoors for week past nursing a
wound caused by sticking a nail in his
foot. We are glad TO learn that he is
improving.
For Rent-The house and lot
heretofore occupied by owner Possess
ion will he given at once il desired. or
January LIST 90. Chas. w. DRYDEN.
Isaac W. Townsend.
SO per month and all expences
selling specialties 10 retail trade. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Send six one
cont sfonnrs FIR ca,n,.to a,I ,o,,,,., q,