Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26

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met at the home Of Mr., Virginia
Spence yesterday afternoon
--George w. Purnell, Esq. is hav-
ing neat iron awning erected across
the front of his office on Market st.
MIR. Edward Bcachboard, o. Cir
dletree, has been appointed to fill the
place of Mr.. VIM. Birch nj Green Run
Life Saving Station
Jake Payne, son of Mr.. Horace
Payne, had one of his legs badly
sprained while wrestling with Robert
Stage. Oh Wednesday.
Purify your blood. tone up the
system. aud regulate the digestive
organs by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists.
MIR. W. Coard Bratten and his
force Of men are rapidly completing the
wood work in the beautiful new store
OF Richardson, Smith, Moore d Co.
The plumbing Of the new Court
House has been completed. aud the
men who were employed to do the work
returned to Wilmington on Thursday
Revival meetings will commence
on Sunday at Corners. Preaching,
afternoon. } o'clock. followed by revival
service at p M. All cordially in
vited.
There will be services in the
Presbyterian Church, ia this town.
tomorrow. Sunday, morning and even
ing. at the usual hours. Al are cor
daily invited.
For Sale--Two yoke of oxen. both
well broken; also 1 year-old colt. per-
fectly gentle, sound and solid. and u
good driver Apply to Henry y. john
son or :. X. johnson.
Some OF the officers Of the Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows are expected to come to
Snow Hill on visit TO Ocean Lodge
of this town next month
II. 7. Parker, popular conductor
Oh the Delaware Railroad. haa been
appointed by Governor Marvil Quarter
Master General Of the Delaware Militia.
with rank Of 3rigalier General.
The steam tug boat Winfield ;
Cabill brought two barge. loaded with
lumber fron North Carolina Ia Smith
Moore Il Go. on Thursday. The two
barges carried 100000 feet d lumber
We are informed that MIR. vii.
liam I. Birch. widow of the unfortunate
man who was drowned 10 Siucpuxent
Bay. is - prosiratcd with grici over
her husband's death that her health j.
in u seriou. condition.
In the last three weeks 1000 lar.
rels Of oysters have been shipped from
Chincoicagre Island by rail and
about rs many more IN same period by
boat On last Monday aud Tuesday
1900 barrels we're scui To- market
Mcs-rr. Wilson q Collins have
received n part Of their ncw Office fur.
niture including two roll.top desks aud
book case. When they move into
their ncw office ~ the Court House
they will furnish il 10 upio date style
MIR. II. i. Clarke. tho hnruc.. man,
IL nov located over l,unncwcll's barber
shop. on the corner Of Washington and
Market streets. Here be will Away,
H. found. ready to make you sct d
harness ont aud oui. or repair your old
ones.
The Social Committee Of III,
Christian Eudcavor Society Of III,
Presbyterian Church will give .ocia
ble a. the memleis Il the church nuo
congregation on Monday night 10 tie
Lecture Room II j. hoped all vii
attend
Our old TREND Jacob II. Siufgi.
E-q. one II the Public School Com
mis-ioncrs 81 Worcester County. i ser
iou.ly III Ut HI. home ~ snow IIlIl
lie !. suffering with q complication %
diseases FROM which Sc hope he wil
oon recover
The fruit prophet has not beet
ont yet with III. dircful prediction. an'
az far the crop Is certainly safe. II w'
continue H. have q. good winter ~ dur
inR the past mouth. We do not be'iey'
the buds will get oui 10 time 10 he kill
cd by spring irysis
All customers indebted 10 me- ~
account are requested 10 settle on o.
before january 3ist ~ accounts 40
settled by thru wilI be collected by {
pfoccss that may not bc pleasant. Thi
applic- 20 Ill. and ! mean exactly wha
I say. GEORGE u. Gray.
The Baltimore, Chesapeake an'
Atlantic Transportation Company ha
contracted lor number u new ear
anil Tor extensive repairs to the -ieame
which runs between Baltimore an'
Claiborne. Tie cars ARE intended 70
sumner usc from Claiborne 10 OceaI
City.