Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-04-13

bury, IA, j. visiting his father.
MIR. Purnell NJ. Fooks. of Sails.
bury, was in town on Thursday.
Mrs. 5 NJ. Truitt of Seaiord,
Del, is visiting Mrs. A. ID. Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. I. Hargis spent
several days in Baltimore this week.
Miss Annie Station is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Lawshe, in New Jersey.
Miss Annie Todd, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting relatives in Snow Hill.
Mr.. W. w. Vincent, of George.
town, spent last Sunday with friends
here.
Easter Service, The Morning
Cometh' at the Girdletree VI. +.
Church.
Mr. Bridge says he is writing
considerable life insurance on Chinco-
league.
Don't lose sight Of the beautiful
percals for shirt waists at J. s Price
l. Co.'S
Have you seen Evitt's $500 shoe?
The best in town. Sold by b. I.
Truitt.
Wanted to rent at once, a six
room house, eligibly located. William
Bettcher
Miss Nettie Dryden is spending
her Easter holidays with friends in
Baltimore.
-s2400 for Spindle Wagons. ].
I. Taylor, Jr, Salisbury, Nd, Agent
for factory.
Ladies buy Eviit 4 Bros shoes,
they are the best made and sold only
by b. 7. Truitt
DIR. George w. Bishop returned
home last Saturday from business
trip TO the city.
Miss May Hubbell is in the city
this week buying her new stock Of
Spring millinery.
Buy Dayton Wagons for s47.50
from J. /. Taylor, Jr., Salisbury, Md,
Agent for factory.
-Arbor Day was appropriately
observed on Thursday by the public
schools Of this county.
The new house being erected for
ID. ii. Lewis on Washington street, is
nearing completion.
Mrs. Almira G Basham, Of Bal.
timore, is visiting her aunt, Mrs VIM.
ii. Payne, in this town.
Buy full Leather Top Buggies for
$500 from J. I. Taylor, Jr., Sails.
bury, Md, Agent for factory.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
G.. NJ. Taylor is much improved in
health. and able TO be out again.
Miss Margaret Spence returned
home on Saturday from visit TO
friends in Philadelphia and Salisbury.
Prof. Thomas Humphreys Spence,
Of the Maryland Agricultural College,
is spending Easter here with his mother. |
Miss Mamie Purnell, daughter Of
Mr.. james X. Purnell, returned home
on thursday to spend the Easter holi.
days.
Hon. George W. Covington has
recovered his health sufficiently TO
permit of his being out on the street
again.
Miss Lizzie Gray one of our fash
ionable dress makers is in the city this |
week looking after the new spring
styles.
Mrs. John Walter Smith, who has
been sick for several weeks, is much
improved and we hope to see her out
soon.
MIR. Walter c. Black, of Phila-
delphia, who has been visiting Mr..
Thomas +. Selby, returned home on
Tuesday.
"A parlor meeting of the w. {. I. |
L. will be held at the home of Mrs. |
w. J. Scarborough next Monday
evening.
For sale cheap-A fine mare, per-
fectly safe for woman to ride or drive. /
Have no Use for her is reason for selling. |
Edward Common. 1t.
Little Beulah, the bright and
interesting child OF Mr.. and Mrs. /
George Mckee, has been very sick
with catarrh fever.
Miss Stewart, who has been visit
ing the Misses Payne accompanied
Miss Nellie on visit to Mrs. Hodson
at Crisfield this week.
Miss Mary Payne, who returned
home from New York last week. intends
going on a visit TO relatives in Balti.
more the coming week.
Lost, four white table mats, gilt
TO the owner, Mrs. William Swan.
The finder will please return them to
the Presbyterian parsonage.
Mrs. Jennie T.. Moore is visiting
Baltimore this week. II is her first
trip tn the Monumental City since her
bridal tour 30 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Corddry, Jr.. /
are visiting friends in Brooklyn. Mr.. /
Corddry expects TO return to Snow Hill
Monday or Tuesday next.
IS. II. Townsend and Calvin b. |
Taylor, Trustees, publish notices to
creditors Of jesse and John I. Work
man in the MESSENGER to-day.
Are you all tired out, dc you
have that tired feeling or sick head
acheg You can be relieved of all
these by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Leave your laundry for Manhat-
tan Steam Laundry at my shop next
Tuesday. Shirts ten cents, collars and
cuffs two cents each. w. s. Parsons
Mrs. VIM. r. Birch, widow of
one of the unfortunate drowned men