Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-06-15
White potatoes are being shipped
from Chincoteague.

MIR. Jake Payne has returned
home from Baltimore.
Don't fail TO take part in the
masquerade on July 18th.
We are sorry to learn that our
old friend +. A. Porter is sick.
Go to Mrs. V. S. Townsend's for
sailor hats. She has n new line.
Captain Z. 7. Williams came
home ON Tuesday for short visit.
-Children's Day service tomorrow
afternoon at Trinity NJ. p. Church.
To Loan.-s5O0 on first mort
gage on real estate. o. NJ. Purnell.
Buy Dayton Wagons for s47.5O
from j. I. Taylor, Jr., Salisbury, Md.
1t will soon he time for our stores
TO commence to close early in the even
ing.
The way to keep cool this summer
is 10 buy a fan from Mrs. V. S. Town
send.
MIR. Thomas A. Gray, of Berlin,
spent several days in Snow Hill this
week.
Remember that Mrs. V. $. Town
send's is the place TO 90 for your dress
goods.
Keep cool keep cool /, Mrs. V.
:. Townsend has fans that will keep
you cool.
Miss Nellie Fields returned home
Saturday from a visit TO her aunt in
Baltimore.
-s24OO for Spindle Wagons. J.
I. Taylor, Jr., Salisbury, Md, Agent
for factory.
Major w. Allen, OF Seaford, Del,
father Of Mrs. J. +. Nicholson, died OH
Monday last
To Loan-s4O0, $500, $1,000 ON
first mortgage on real estate. Apply
TO o. ID. Collins.
Col. Aydelotte and wife of POGO.
moke City are visiting their son, DIR.
John :. Aydelotte.
Bishop Adams preached in All
Hallows church last Sunday to
large congregation.
Miss Hammond, Of Stockton, has
been the guest of Mrs. William J.
Morgan this week.
DR.. Bennum Of Girdletree was
visitor TO the MESSENGER Office on
Wednesday and favored us with an
order for job printing.
If you want a pretty hat for
little money go TO Mrs. V. S. Town
sends. She has them.
The Snow Hill Conclave of Hepta-
sophs will he instituted in McAllen's
Hall on Monday night.
For Rent.-The house immerly
occupied by james Horsey, apply to
Isaac Townsend. owner
Miss Georgia Smith returned
home Friday from visit TO Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Boston.
Buy full Leather Top Buggies for
$4,000 from J. I. Taylor, Jr, Sails
bury, Nd, Agent for factory.
Mr.. Charles Duffy and family of
Salisbury, were the guests of Mr.. J. J.
Duffy, several days this week.
For Sale-Full blooded alderney
heifer calf Will be sold cheap or
shipped next week. Oscar NJ. Purnell.
Prof. j. Edward White has rent
ell the p f. RectOry on Federal street
where he is now comfortably domiciled.
Leave your laundry at Parsons
barber shop, leaves here next Tuesday.
Shirts 10, collars and cuffs 2 cents
each.
Il have a full line of white dress
goods which | am selling at small profit.
Before buying examine them. Mrs.
V. $. Townsend.
Mr.. William r. ,Jarman and Miss
Mary +. Cough, of near St. Martins,
were married by Rev. +. c. Atkins on
Tuesday OF last week.
The races on Wednesday and
Thursday were decided success and
brought many visitors TO town from all
sections of the county
Miss Berthe Richardson, teacher
at Box Iron, will leave for Baltimore
in few days TO spend her vacation
there with her parents.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the w. G. 7. L. of Snow Hill will he
held at the home Of Miss Kate Bratten,
Tuesday, June 18th at three p. m.
Mr.. George johnson who was
struck by lightning last Tuesday week
has regained the use Of his arm and
now has no fear Of serious results from
the accident.
On account Of the illness Of Father
Mickle, there was no service in the
Catholic Church last Sunday. We are
glad TO learn that Father MickIe is
convalescing.
"A we'll fitting dress depends ON a
pretty figure. Wear the 2. y. corset
and you will have the figure. Mrs
V. S. Townsend has the corset and the
goods for your dress.
Mr.. George 5. Payne attended the
commencement exercises Of Wilson Col
lege this week and witnessed the grad
uation of his daughter. Miss Nellie
from that institution.
Mrs. Richard Howard, Of thi.
town, accompanied by her sister, Of
Somerset county, and Miss Maggie
Stevenson, were visitors 10 the MEssEN
GER Office on Saturday.
Services will be held in the Pres
byterian Church in this town Sunday
morning and evening. A cordial in.
vitation extended TO everybody to
attend