Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-06-29
Get your soda water ut 7. ID.
Cottingham Il Cos.

"A tull line OF new style sallor mats
at Mrs. Jane Sturgis'.
Pure soda water syrups used at
p. ID. Cottingham & Co.'S.
The fireworks on the evening of
the eth will be well worth seeing.
70 Loan.-s5OO ON first mort
gage ON real estate. o. NJ. Pumcll.
The masquerade OH the morning
OF the ith promises to be great affair.
Mr.. Y. T. Wharton, of Stockton,
was in town last Tuesday on business.
Prof I. ii. Spence, of Maryland
Agricultural College, is home for the
summer.
To roan-s400, $500, $1,000 on
first mortgage on real estate. Apply
to o. ID. Collins.
Mrs. Eugene Shockley, of Balti-
more, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Charles Mumford.
If you want a good refreshing
drink, try p. ID. Cottingham IL Co.'S
ice cold sada water.
The ice cream TO he sold by the
Odd Fellows ON the 18th will be first
class and strictly pure.
Col. John Walter Smith and
daughter Miss Georgia, spent last
Sunday at Ocean City.
Miss Annie johnson, of Powells-
vile, is visiting the family OF Mr.. ID.
III. Bradford this week.
ii have been relieved of rheuma-
tism by Hoods Sarsaparilla." ii. J.
Beckett, Klej Grange, Nd
MIR. William u. Purnell has been
suffering with a severe attack oftyphoid
fever but is now improving.
Mrs. Alice Barnes and daughter,
Maud, are visiting Mrs. +. =. Davis
at her home at Public Landing.
MIR. Benjamin Goodman, of North
Carolina, is here finishing up course
Of study under Professor Bettcher
Mr.. Humphrey Bailey is improv-
ing his residence ON the Bay road by
the addition of fresh coat of paint.
instruction given in painting and
crayoning. For particulars apply to
p. o. box, No. %, Snow Hill, Md.
Hon. George w. Covington went
TO Ocean City on Saturday last and
enjoyed refreshing bath in the ocean.
Don't forget the Odd Fellows 4th
OF July celebration in Snow Hill. 1t
will be an event worthy of your patron
age.
Mr.. ID. A. Massey, Of Berlin,
passed through town last Tuesday, ON
his return from business trip TO Nir-
ginia.
Rev. William Swan will preach
in the Presbyterian Church of Snow
Hill to morrow Sunday morning and
evening.
With new potatoes, string beans,
peas and plenty of cherries come the
usually reported number of cases of
sickness.
Mr.. Daniel Holloway, Clerk of
the Board OF County Commissioners,
died at his home in Salisbury on
Thursday.
MIR. F. I. J. Bettcher, a govern
ment employee at Washington, spent a
part Of this week here on a visit to his
brother, Professor Bettcher.
When so many people are taking
and deriving benefit from Hoods Sar.
saparilla, why don't you try it your
self? 1t is highly recommended.
Mr.. u. w. Richardson has Just
completed new front porch to the res.
idence Of Mr.. ID. ii. Bradford in this
town. IL is quite an improvement.
The young ladies and gentlemen
who intend to take the teachers exam
nation will do well to stop with Mrs.
Jennie +. Moore while in town. 2t.
The County Commissioners are
having the River Bridge at this town
repaired,an warn persons against cross
ing it with carriages or other vehicles.
Miss Jennie Collins returned
home from Stockton last Tuesday. She
had been visiting friends there for
week and reports a very pleasant
visit.
Miss Louise Wilson returned
home Saturday TO spend the summer
vacation. She was accompanied by
her friend Miss Amilie Won Behn, OF
New Orleans
DR.. John Bishop is home on Il
visit to his father After concluding
his visit here he will enter into the
practice of his chosen profession in
Philadelphia.
Warm weather has now set in and
stoves may be put away for the summer.
Give them a coating of coal oil and
they will not rust and will polish more
easily next fall.
States Attorney, X. ID. Jones, has
been extremely sick during the past
week but we are glad TO report him
much better now and hope to see him
out in few days.
Work on the new buildings being
erected in our town is progressing finely
and another year will find many
improvements completed that are not
now contemplated.
Prof. Charles +. Dryden. Of Mid
dIetown, Md, is home on visit 10 his
father and brother. His many friends
in Snow Hill were glad to see him in
town a few days this week.
Mr.. T. III. MumfOrd, formerly Of
this county, who is now engaged in the
commission business in Philadelphia
was in the county this week looking
after the interest Of bis firm.