Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-09-14

A party OF young ladies and gem
tlemen went on straw ride Tuesda,
evening TO the home of Miss JUL,
Fooks, where they were handsomel,
entertained.
Miss Della Burbage who has been
visiting friends and relatives in and
around Berlin, returned home thi,
week accompanied by her friend, Mis-
Lizzie Davis.
-Iossie, the seven year-old daughter
of Mr.. Littleton Trader, Of this town,
died on Wednesday last. Her remains
We're inferred in the Nassawango NJ
+. Churchyard on Thursday.
Mrs. +. |. Long and daughter
Bessie, Of Philadelphia, who have been
visiting Mrs. Longs tather-County
Commissioner Stephen +. Mason, re
turned home on Wednesday.
My daughter lost neck chain
and lock, Wednesday night between
the depot and Burbage's ice cream
saloon. The finder will please return
to NJ. =. Parsonage. J. +. Nicholson
1t is getting to he quite the thing
to graduate and get position through
the recommendation OF that fine school
Goldey Wilmington del Commercial
and Shorthand College. Get a cata
logue. aug l7.lm.
-Messrs. J. S. Price d CO., havt
bought out Mr.. Elmo w. Johnson''
pillow business and they will be pleased
to have the orders of the farmers o
Worcester for the celebrated Oliver
Chilled Plow.
For Rent.-The house and lot on
the corner Of market and Hill street:
at present occupied by Mrs. Virgins
Spence. This is one OF the most de
sirable locations in Snow Hill. Fol
terms, apply to Edward White. IT.
Attention is called to the adver,
;isement, in another column, of the
household goods Of the late Jacob III.
Sturgis. Esq, which will be sold by hi:
daughters. at their home in Snow Hill
on Wednesday, September 18th.
America still leads in yacht rae
ing. The defender" won three
straight races from the English boat,
Valkyrie, this week and thus assure;
old Hingland that we can beat her al
anything-even playing marbles.
In the Business Directory issued
by the MESSENGER is card of +. b.
Parsons livery stables. but il is not
stated where located. Mr.. Parsons can
he found at the livery adjoining the
hotel now occupied by I. NJ. Purnell.
Miss Emma Gray OF Roxana, Del,
and Miss Lille Collins, of Loves Gross
Roads returned TO their homes on Mon.
day after spending pleasant vacation
here with Misses Minnie and Florie
Vincent. Miss Minnie accompanied
them home.
Mr.. John J. Collins left Tuesday
for Denver, Colorado. where he will
spend the winter for the benefit of his
health. He was accompanied West
from New York by Mr.. Samuel Collin:
who resides in Denver. His brother
Oliver accompanied him as far a;
Philadelphia.
The Baltimore Sun and Erenine
Ne,cs both opposed the passage OF q
reassessment bill in 1894, as did also
State Senator Bruce, who was one Of
the three Democrats in the Senate who
voted against the bill. They are all
against the Democratic ticket this
year.-Easton Star.
Mr.. I. NJ. Purnell has been in
Baltimore this week buying furniture,
table ware. linens, etc, for his new
hotel which is now about completed aud
ready for occupancy. 1t is one of the
finest hotels ON the Eastern Shore and
under his efficient management we feel
safe in predicting success.
The annual meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Equitable Building and
Loan Association of Snow Hill, Md,
will be held on Tuesday, October sth,
at 3 o'clock p. M. in room above d..
Halls drug store. All stakeholder.
are requested to be present Charles
$. Richardson, Secretary.
The remains of Mr.. William VI.
Richardson were inferred in the Pres.
byterian churchyard here last Friday
at 2 o'clock. His son, John NJ. Rich.
ardson and brother Ephriam, came
down from Georgetown with the re.
mains. Quite large number Of friend:
and relatives were present.
Sunday Services at NJ p. Church.
Morning subject. THE Progressive
Glory OF the Church" Night, 1.-The
Cities Of Refuge" Preaching at Box
Iron, 3 p. m. The usual means OF
grace. The trustees of Parsonage and
of Box Iron church will meet on Tues
day night at b. T. FRUITS store.
Col. John Walter Smith spent
Monday and Tuesday at home with hi'
family and returned 10 his duties ia
Baltimore as chairman of the Dem
ocratic Campaign Committee, on We'd
nesday. He reports the condition 81
party affairs encouraging and assure,
us OF a triumphant victory tor Democ
racy.
The Maltby House, Baltimore, j.
now under new management. I'm
provements are being made to add t.
the comfort of its patrons and ever,
effort will be made 10 increase the rep
utation of this old and well know
house. The same clerical force vii
still he found in the office. o. A
Fowler Manager.
"A letter to the MESSENGER from
proprietor, James u. Powell, of Con
gress Hall, saysthat he still ha
over one hundred guests and that Ocean
City is by no means deserted. Tn,
Atlantic Hnfnl Il alsn ,roll .,a.ru.;.o.