Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-07-25

excursions 10 Ocean City every Thurs
day during the season of 1896.
Mrs. Peter Shirley and daughter
Mrs. x. w. Birmingham. of Whining
ton. Del. are visiting Mr.. William
Shirley at his home near this town
where he is very i'll with typhoid fever
There will be services at the Aim,
House Sunday afternoon. July 26th
at 3 o'clock, held 10y Rev. 5. J. Morgan
To which all are cordially invited Il
attend. Mrs. w. A. McAllen, Supt
Aims House Work.
George w. Wonnell keeps al
kinds OF vegetables, fruits and meats il
season. The housewife need not send
all over town for something to eat
when Wonnell is ready to fill her
orders promptly. Try him.
There is nothing 50 refreshing
these warm days as a trip to Ocean
City. The b., c. K A. Railway Com.
pany will run special low rate excur
sions from all points. Clayborne ia
Ocean City, every Thursday.
Col. John Walter Smith and fam.
lily, accompanied by Mrs. Mamie
Dryden and daughter. Miss Nora, as
their guests, are registered at the
Atlantic Hotel, Ocean City, where
they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Julia Bowie. OF Washington
and Mrs. Florence Hartman, OF Balti
more. daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Dixon, are here on visit to
their parents and paid visit to the
MESSENGER office on Thursday.
Sunday services in NJ. =. Church.
Morning Gods Promise TO David
Night-'Come and Seer' Preaching
at Trinity at 3. p. m. The usual meet.
ings each night during the week, except
Friday. J. f. Nicholson, Pastor.
Misses Matte and Katie Dever-
eaux. who have been visiting their
sister near Philadelphia, returned home
last Saturday. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Carey, who will spend the
remainder of the summer with her
parents.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
of Snow Hill will give its annual bay
party next Thursday afternoon. We
are requested to tell the teachers and
scholars TO be at the church by one
O'Clock and TO send their baskets TO the
church by that time
The prevailing moist, warm wealth.
er is conducive To dysentery, and
while fruits and vegetables are abnn.
dant, great care should be exercised
in selecting mature specimens for use.
Ii is not so much the use. as the abuse
of good things that is hurtful.
For Sale-The crop OF peaches on
the farm now occupied by the under
signed. 700 trees. having full crop.
Choice varieties, including Chair 5
Choice" 'Smock." "Moore's Early"
odd Nixon" and Stump" Apply
to Henry Pennewell. Snow Hill, Md.
Capt Charles S. Capper, our eff
cient policeman. continues his dog shoot
ing cheats" at night, and as result
the number of worthless CANNES that
formerly infested every back-yar in
the town, is growing less. Let the
good work go on. we have dozens to
spare yet.
DR. William Powell and Deputy
Clerk. John w. Station, are away on
their vacation. They have selected
this year sea trip to Boston and left
Tuesday for Baltimore, from which
city they sailed on Wednesday. II is
a delightful trip aud we wish them a
pleasant voyage.
Mrs. Booth, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs William b. Will
kins, in this town. is a native of Chinco.
league Island, Va, and until her visit
here this week had never been off that
island The train that conveyed her
here was the first she had ever seen or
ridden upon. -Georgetown Democrat.
The members of Taylorville NJ.
L. Church near Berlin will hold meet.
ings commencing tomorrow Sunday,
July %. and continuing through the
week. The meetings will be held in
the grove. and as the evenings are
pleasant large attendance is anticipa.
ted. All are invited to enjoy the SER
vices.
Under the supervision OF Capt.
Charles 5. Capper, our efficient police
man, the streets aud sidewalks are
being kept in good order. Hardly a
week passes that some marked improve.
ment is not made in some of them.
He has been busy this week cleaning
the sidewalks in different parts of the
town.
State Detectives McVey and Wit.
sci, of Delaware, have been notified by
storekeepers in Laurel, of the reign of
terror existing there on account of
burglars. Scarcely night passes but
evidences of their work is seen. The
two detectives are at work gathering
the threads which will lead to the
detection of the offenders.
The Democrats of PerryviIle,
Cecil county, claim the honor Of raising
the first banner for Bryan for Presi-
dent. They organized Bryan Dem
ocratic club within two hours after the
boy orators nomination and in five
hours they had raised a sixty.five foot
flag staff with flag bearing the in
scription, Bryan aud Victory"
Bay parties have been very much
enjoyed this week by both the old and
young people of our town. Every
evening has found long string of
carriages at the Landing. The County
Commissioners have had the pier fixed
and in doing so have added much to
the pleasure of the many visitors who
enjoy an outing at Public Landing.
The distribution OF the $780, 900
annronriated under Sana,or Ioho