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

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One OF the finest school catalogues
issued in the woodland il will sur
prise you-is "G0ldey's," describing
hi. famous Commercial and Shorthand
College in Wilmington, Del. Just
write for il.
Harry Burr, SON of Rev. Warren
Burr, formerly pastor Of the VI. T.
Church at klej Grange, aged ~ years,
died at the home of his father in Cape
Charles City, Va, on last Tuesday
of typhoid fever
Friends and patrons are advised
that | am still conducting the under.
taking business at my old stand. |
have been in business 10 years and my
reputation for good work at lowest
prices need no advertising John
Taylor, Stockton, Md. It,
The Assessors completed the work
of sending tax notices on Tuesday last
and will 20 TO work assessing property
next week in the First Election Dis.
trict at Pocomoke City. They will
conduct a house to house campaign
until their work is completed
A great many Worcester county
people 90 TO Philadelphia each week,
and those who want nice convenient
hotel for business and pleasure should
stop at the Hotel Imperial Eleventh IL
Mr.. Scott, the proprietor is a
good fellow and will treat you right
Mr.. Robert n. Todd lost valua-
BILE mule from heart disease last Tues.
day. The animal was attached to the
wheat threasher. and was being worked
under the careful eye of Mr. Todd,
when without moments
II fell over and expired.
CLERK of the Court, Francis II.
Pumsll. Esq, aud Register of Wills.
rhos ID. Purnell. Esq, have purchased
awnings for the windows TO their offices
in the Court House. These will be
up in few days and will add much
to the comfort of the offices during the
warm weather
The County Commissioners were
in session on Tuesday and spent busy
day auditing accounts preparatory to
the levy. 1t is more than
likely they will complete the work at
their next meeting and DIR. Bishop, the
county treasurer, will then prepare the
levy-list for publication.
A newspaper published in an Ok
lahOma town, where the women re-
Gently carried the election, sent the
order to supply house
please send us one small cut of hen.
Women carried the election here, and
suppose we will have to swing out
n hen instead OF rooster.
The Fourth of July has not ar.
rived vet, but the small boy has learned
Of its coming, and has begun prepare
tons for the picnic on that. or some
other day by having his name entered
on the Sunday school roll lie will
be ready for the occasion and ten 10
one he secs all the pleasure there is in
il.
Mr.. Zadok 7. Duffy presented us
with basket of excellent peaches
Wednesday evening. The variety is
the Early Queen and Mr.. Duffy
has been enjoying them for more than
a week. Unlike Hales Early which
never seem to mature. the Queen
ripens TO the kernel and is most de.
Iighttully favored.
MIR. George f. Godfrey is running
a milk wagon for the convenience of
Snow Hill people and he would like
you to give him your order for pure
milk. Delivered every week
lay from 5 to Z o'clock A. NJ, and )
10 Z 7. VI. On Sundays, in the morn
ng only, between 6 and o'clock.
W atch for the wagon.
The Governor and the adiutant-
general have awarded to Oehm q Co,
If Baltimore, the contract for furnish
ng uniforms to the Fourth Regiment.
This firm is wellknown to the clothing
public and merits all the
patronage it gets. The people of this
county who buy their clothing OF Oehm
X Co. always get satisfaction.
Brother Crockett of the Peninsula
Ledger and VIM. 5. Dickinson, POGO
moke City's largest and most enter
prising dry goods merchant, were in
Town on Tuesday and called at the
MESSENGER office Call again friends
when you have time to sit awhile. We
are always glad to see you and wei
come you in our sanctum.
Mayor, John =. Moore, and fami-
~ leave their home in Snow Hill TO
day to occupy their cottage at Ocean
City for the summer. Miss Lola, has
resigned the position OF organist in the
Presbyterian church, as she will be
away during the summer and will at
tend college the coming winter. Her
services at the organ, which were APP
preciated by the congregation, will be
missed.
-Children's Day Exercises were
held in the Gunby Presbyterian
Church. Stockton, last Sunday morn
ing. The church was crowded and
the songs and recitations were of a
very interesting character. Much
credit is due the committees who 80
admirably trained the children, ar
ranged the music and decorated the
church. The collection for SUNDAY
School Missions amounted to the good
ly sum Of slG65.
We are informed that il is the in.
tention of the Free Silver Democrats
Of Maryland to charter train and 20
to Chicago 300 strong. It is expected
that there will be at least ten from
each county and 80 from Baltimore
City in the party, all dressed in silver
gray coats and white beaver hats.
bamboo canes with silver
heads. The sides OF the ears are To
have streamers ON hehrin" fhe.e mnrls