Democratic messenger., 1895-08-31

advance agent was here on Tuesday
and engaged DIR. Aydelotte's lot for the
performance.
Attention is called TO the sale of a
large number of town lots by o. ID.
Collins on Tuesday next. Don't fail
TO investigate a rare chance for bar
gains will he offered.
Miss Nellie Jones. daughter of DIR.
Paul. will celebrate her tenth birthday
to night by entertaining thirty little
girls and boys of her age. They will
have good time.
-0cean City furnishes entertain.
ment for all, from the youngest to the
Oldest. and every family should go on
the Thursday excursion via. the b., C..
Il A. Cheap rates.
For Rent will rent my desira-
BILE dwelling house on Washington
street for the year 1896, or desirable
tenant may have possession at once.
Mrs. Mary Vincent. 2t.
Il have on hand about 60 pairs
fine handmade shoes for ladies. To
close the lot will sell them for $500
and $3.50. worth $500 and $3.50
Spot cash. 7. ii. Collins.
Miss Katie Hammond, of Berlin.
was the guest of Miss Juliet Purnell a
part of this week. Miss Juliet Pur-
nell is now visiting the family of X. T..
Waters, Esq, at Reho5oth.
Virginia is now shipping daily
thousands of barrels of sweet potatoes
TO northern markets. The steamer
Eastern Shore ON Tuesday last landed
1890 barrels at Baltimore.
The game of ball between Snow
Hill and Powellville, played at the
latter place ON Monday afternoon was
well attended and resulted in a victory
for Snow Hill. Score, II to Z.
The Parish Aid Society of All
Hallows Church, will meet at the res.
idence of Mrs. William ID. Corddry,
Jr., Tuesday evening next, September
3rd. Mrs. Anna Selby, Secretary.
1t is getting to be quite the thing
to graduate and get a position through
the recommendation Of that fine school,
Goldey Wilmington (Del. Commercial
and Shorthand College. Get cata-
logue. aug l7-lm.
MIR. John james Collins expects
TO leave for Colorado in a few weeks,
where he will spend the winter for the
benefit of his health. We sincerely
hope he will be greatly benefited by
the change.
For Rent.-The house and lot on
the corner of market and Hill streets
at present occupied by Mrs. Virginia
Spence. This is one of the most de.
sirable locations in Snow Hill. For
terms, apply to Edward White. It..
Mr.. Ned Dickerson is negotiating
for the erection of dwelling on a lot
near the property recently i'm
proved by his brother, William T.
Dickerson, Esq. Mrs. Dickerson will
occupy the new house when erected.
A good days sport can be had at
Ocean City by taking in the Thursday
cheap excursion on the b., c. IL 4.
Finest beach and surf on the Atlantic.
Deep sea fishing, and on the Sinepuxent
Bay sailing, angling and grabbing.
Don't miss the excursion to Old
Point Comfort next Saturday August
3lst on the steamer Pocomoke. The
fare for the round trip is only sl.O0.
You may never have the opportunity
again to see so much for SO little money.
The NJ. Z. Church people of Iron
shire intend to hold n festival and sup
per on the grounds of their church on
next Wednesday afternoon and eve-
ming, Sept. 4th. The public cordially
invited. Proceeds for the benefit of
the church.
MIR. Clarence l.. Shockley has
moved into the basket factory" build
ing of McAllen & Bro, where he is
conducting the business OF wheel
wright and dealer in carriages. He has
Just received nice line Of carriages
which he invites you to call and exam
inc.
The b. {. IL A. Railway Company
steamer Pocomoke will run an excur-
from this town to Old Point Comfort
on Saturday, Aug. 3lst, giving all day
Sunday in which to visit the Fort,
Soldiers Home, Hampton and Newport
News, and returning here Sunday
night.
The season at Ocean City will close
about October l and the indications
are that the hotels there will be com.
fortably filed until that date. The
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
Railway Company will make no change
in the schedule of trains as now in
force.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. B. Fitzgerald
after spending week very pleasantly
in this county with friends in Snow Hill
and Stockton. returned to Hartford
County on Monday, where they will
spend week or so with Mrs. Fitzger.
AIDS family before they return to their
home at Clifton, Ohio.
-Messrs. George Hicks and Wallace
Phelps of Cambridge are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Todd. near
Snow Hill. These gentlemen rode on
their wheels from Cambridge to Snow
Hill on Wednesday of last week, a dis.
tance Of 90 miles, and on Thursday
rode to Cape Charles and back.
AS we have recently lost our
factory by fire we have leased a fully
equipped factory, so as to be able to
supply our trade for the season. All
of our Bone Dust and Super Phos
pilates will be fresh and in perfect
drilling condition. Joshua Horner,
Jr., 26 $. Calvert St, Baltimore, Md"
The Governor Of Delaware and
staff have decided To attend tho Atlnn.