Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-06-27


Miss Mary Payne returned home
last Saturday.
Perry the Shoe Man of Pocomoke
is selling out at cost
Rev. Ralph Coursey spent few
days OF this week up in Delaware.
For Rent-Duer's Neck and Fair.
field farm. Apply TO Mrs. f. A. Robins.
Perry must sell every pair OF his
$4,000 stock OF boots and shoes he
fore Aug. the lst.
Miss Lonise Wilson has returned
home from Philadelphia where she had
been visiting friends.
MIR. Franklin Upshur has been in
Snow Hill this week visiting his friend,
Mr.. William c. Powell.
The meeting of fruit growers will
he held in the Court House this after
noon. Everybody invited.
After a pleasant visit 10 her
friends. the Misses Dryden, Miss Mar
aretSaulsbury returns home to-day.
1t will pay you to go to POGO
moke TO buy shoes from Perry. His
stock must he sold by Aug. the lst.
Don't forget the Fourth of July
festival and supper at Trinity NJ. 7.
Church, afternoon and night. Music,
etc.
DIR. William Bishop is home from
Rockville College to spend the sum
mer with his father. DIR. George w.
Bishop.
Mr.. Lemuel Moore returned
home last week from Chestertown
where he has been attending Washing
ton College.
Last Sunday the DIST was the
longest day OF the year, and we might
also add. it was one OF the warmest
thus far at least
Mr. X. Frank Williams, a whole.
sale dealer in confectionery. etc, in
Salisbury, was in Snow Hill last Mon
day on business.
Mr. Harry Mumiord, typo in
this office. has been confined to his bed
all this week with a severe attack of
bilious dysentery.
Purify your blood with HOODS
Sarsaparilla. which will give you an
appetite, tone your stomach aud
strengthen your nerves.
Mrs. Edna Lee and her sister,
Miss Marie, Of Washington, returned
home this week from pleasant visit TO
relatives IN Snow HILL
John G.. Woolley delivers an al
dress at Jones Park, afternoon of July
IL. Five cents will be collected at the
gate, to deiray expenses.
There will be services in Mackenzie
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Sun
day, morning and evening at the usual
hours. All cordially welcomed.
Miss Jennie Collins left Thurs
day for Rehoboth, where she will
enjoy the hospitality of X. I. Waters.
Esq. and family, at their cottage.
Capt. and Mrs. 5. +. Matthews
and son Ray, Of Chincoteague, Va,
were in Snow Hill yesterday and were
visitors at the MESSENGER office.
DIR. George +. Purnell, formerly
of this county, and Miss Idella Bragg,
of Missouri, were married in Guadala
lara, Mexico. on Thursday Of this week
Mr.. c. L. Vincent were enjoying
the hospitality OF their friend, Walter
Doyle, in Philadelphia, a part this
week.
The Kent .Nc,rs has full and
complete estimate of the peach crop in
its issue of Saturday. 1t places the
crop Of Kent county at one million
baskets
Mr.. William s. Wilson's family
have gone TO Ocean City for the sum.
mer. Mr.. Wilson owns one of the pref
test and most comfortable cottages on
the beach
The Rev. John : Howk, of Pc.
comoke, has had the degree Of Doctor
of Divinity conferred upon him by
DE PAW University, Of which he is
graduate
"A ladies card case and pocket
book mo money! and gentleman's
kid glove are awaiting the owners at
this office Call and get them at your
convenience.
Capt. Capper says he will COM
mencc trimming the shade trees Of the
town next week, and gives you notice
now to trim yours at once if you have
any objection to him doing it.
Ruth, the infant daughter OF MIR.
Humphrey Baily, died ON Friday last
and was buried in the Baptist church
yard Saturday afternoon. We sympa-
thize with the bereaved parents.
The ladies Of Greenbackyille will
hold fair and festival ON Friday and
Saturday, July 3rd and lth for the
benefit Of their new church. Every
body invited To be present. A. :.
Bean.
A number of building lots on the
Burroughs tract are offered for sale.
These are the most eligibly located
lots in or around our town and the
prices asked are reasonable. $3.50
will buy choice lot
Judge Lloyd, who was considera-
ably under the weather, during the
recent term of court in this county,
has been confined To his bed ever since.
with severe attack Of the govt says
the Cambridge Chronicle.
Lieutenant Lewis Boehm, Of st.
Johns College, returned home from