Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-03-23
SNOW HILL, MARCH %, 1895.


Mrs. Charles Mumford is quite
sick at her home in this town.
Farm wanted cheap. State price
etc. c, box 80, Fort Lee, \. j.
r +. Ayars spent several days in
Philadelphia this week ON business.
MIR. John b Dale. OF Chinco
league, was in town yesterday.
Miss Mamie Waters of Stockton
was visitor to Snow Hill on Tuesday.
Miss Eva Burbage, Of Stockton,
visited friends in Snow Hill last Thurs.
day.
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year.
William T. Dickerson, Esq, is in
Philadelphia this week on professional
business.
-Messrs. Levin Dorman and Harry
Williams, of Salisbury, were in town
on Tuesday last.
Elegant felt hats at Is cents, cost
from 30 to 90 cents at wholesale. They
must go. Mrs. V. S Townsend.
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paper in Worcester county take the
old, reliable DEMOCRATIC MESSENGER.
Miss Mary Nelson returned home
on Saturday from very pleasant visit
to her friend, Miss Lizzie Tilghman, in
Berlin.
Miss Dora Toadvin returned home
on Tuesday last after a very pleasant
social visit TO Mrs. John p. Moore of
this town.
Leave your laundry for Manhat-
tan Steam Laundry at my shop. Shirts
ten SCENTS. collars and cuffs two cents
each. w. S. Parsons.
The lime.house. staging, etc, were
removed from the Court House yard
this week to the Washington House
site where il will be used.
There will be services in the
Presbyterian Church in this town,
tomorrow. Sunday, morning and even
ing. All are cordially invited.
The commission appointed by the
city council TO widen, open and
straighten streets, will meet next Thurs.
day to proceed with their work.
Captain and Mrs. Ellsworth, Of
Long Island. n. Y, are making visit
to the parents Of Mrs. Elsworth-Mr.
and Mrs. james Jones, in this town.
A Philadelphia advertises in the
Record Of that city foi dead horses, and
vet our local dealers claim that good
horses will not sell for anything in the
city.
Samuel II. Townsend. ESQ.,. has
rented an Office in the Court House
and moved into it This week. It is
nicely fitted up. and is convenient and
comfortable.
County Commissioner, Stephen T..
Mason has been in the city this week
He was accompanied by his wife and
they are visiting Mr.. Mason's daughter.
Mrs. Z. /. Long.
st. Patrick's Day, the vernal
equinox and the time over which the
ground hog has control of the weather
have all passed and we may now ex-
pect sunshine and warm weather.
Every gardner has to buy seed
and now is the time to be looking after
them. DIR. Hall has large supply on
hand which he advertises in this issue.
See his advertisement and give him a
call.
i am now offering for sale another
car load of fine Missouri Mules and
Horses at my stables in Berlin.
will also offer them for sale in Snow
Hill next Tuesday ii. F. Harmon
son.
The home OF State Senator John
Walter Smith was the scene of very
enjoyable social entertainment ON Fri
day evening OF last week given by his
daughters in honor of lady visitors in
our town.
Preparations have been begun for
the erection OF hotel ON the old
Washington House site. Messrs.
Slemons a. Landlord will do the brick
work and they have already laid out
the grounds.
Snow Hill was visited by another
snow storm Of considerable severity on
Wednesday afternoon and night, but
owing to the warmth in the ground and
sunshine the following day the beautiful
was soon gone.
Miss May Burton, of Lewes, Del
aware, who had been visiting Miss
Winnie Payne in this town. left on the
steamer PocOmoke Thursday for Girls.
field where she will be the guest of Mrs
Clarence Hodson.
The Maryland Annual Conference
Of the Methodist Protestant Church
will meet at Alexandria. Va. on We'd
nesday, April Sd. Judge A. p. Bowen
will represent the NJ p. Church Of thi:
town at the Conference
do you know that | have the
cheapest. quality considered, and besi
shoes in the town. Gentlemen and
ladies can get suited at my store and
the price is away down below Others
Examine for yourself. y. L. Mason
Peach buds are apparently as dor
mant now as last December. Som,
growers report damage to the vines o
the Wilson blackberry by the Februar,
blizzard, but it is safe to predict a goo,
fruit year with favorable weather from
this time on.
i will leave for the city in few
days TO purchase my Spring and Sum
mer goods. Parties indebted TO me oI
book account must settle by April LIST