Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-10-26
BERLIN.

| wish to inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen have opened my Oyster
Restaurant at the Old Stand and |
will furnish you Chincoteague Salts at
a low figure. Hoping to see all my
old customers and new ones, assuring
you satisfaction. Elijah Bell, Mana
ger,
Miss Lizzie Tilghman went to Bal.
timore last Monday and returned
Wednesday night with Il new and
beautiful line of new goods.
Miss Sarah Murray, after spending
the summer with her sister, returned
to her home in Philadelphia last Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murray, of
Cape Charles, are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Fanny Murray.
Mrs. Ellen Il. Davidson and Miss
Lizzie Marshall returned from Phil
adelphia last week with fine new line
Of millinery. Call and see for yourself.
Mr.. Will Purnell left last Monday
for the cities after his new goods.
Will and George have moved in their
new and beautiful store and are as
ready as ever to cater to the wants
and wishes Of their old friends.
Mr.. Base Lane has moved in his
new brick store, on the corner Of Broad
and Main streets.
Mrs. Calvin b. Taylor is making a
visit to Staten Island and BROOKLYN,
n. Y. She will be gone two or three
weeks.
Mrs. Jane Baynum is making a
visit to friends in Georgetown and
Frankford.
Mrs. Martha Bowen and Miss Jennie
Bowen are visiting friends at Wilton.
Miss Lou Franklin and mother
went to Baltimore last week on a
shopping tour.
Mr.. VIII Franklin spent last Sun
day and Monday in Berlin with his
old friends. We are always glad to
see Wills bright face.
Mrs. Mariah Baker left last Monday
morning for Baltimore to meet her
husband, Captain John Baker. She
will take trip with him ON his vessel
before she returns home.
Mr.. Ned Wise went to Baltimore
this week after new goods for his new
store, which is now finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Davis have gone
to Virginia to visit their relatives and
friends. Mr. Stephen CULLEN is agent
at the depot while Mr.. Davis is gone.
Mrs. F. Atkins is in Baltimore at
the convention Of the w. {.
I. L.
We have now four new brick stores
ready for occupancy. The brick work
on ii. +. Harmonson' hotel is finished
and the bank Of c. b. Taylor is going
up rapidly.
Rev. Arthur Dougall commenced |
his extra MEETINGS ut Libertytown last
Wednesday evening. We hope he
will have good weather, and great
success in his meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rulings spent a
few days last week in Baltimore.
Mrs. Lizzie Furbush, who has been
to Chester, Philadelphia and New
York visiting for sometime, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Moses Johnson took her little
niece up home last week to Philadel-
phia, and she returned home on Mon
day evening
The Republicans had their meeting
here last Saturday and it made Dem
ocratic votes, for it disguised some
lukewarm Democrats and they have
been welcomed back in the fold. Some
Of Mr.. Lowndes' remarks grated very
harshly in the ears of white men,
what few there were who listened to
him. The negroes were plentiful and
they all like boss Lowndes Tor he's
,ar.c,;.nl L., :. H.. no.s. $50.
The opening of millinery goods at
Miss Bells last Friday was Il very
successful affair Miss Clayville is a
splendid trimmer.
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Eds. MESSENGER.