Democratic messenger., 1896-02-29
-#L0CAL NEWS.%-

Young Mems Prayer Meeting il
the NJ. L. Church to night at 40.
Mrs. Rev. ]. T.. Nicholson and son
John. are visiting friends in Delaware
Mrs. V. :. Townsend has returned
home from visit to friends in PhiIa
delphia.
We do the best job printing
Satisfaction in work and prices guar
anteed.
Miss Margaret Nicholson returned
home this week from visit to Harring.
ton friends.
MIR. J. J. Hurlock has been in the
city this week purchasing big stock
OF hardware.
Rev. Jimmie Cook is helping Rev.
Beane in meeting at NJ. 7. Church
in Greenback.
For sale, valuable pair Of I year
old mules. Apply to Cephas II. Rig.
gin, Snow Hill. Md. 2i.
Mrs. Henr, Taylor, accompanied
by her son Norman, Of Berlin. is visit
ing Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor.
MIR. William NJ. Purnell cele.
brated his 50th birthday on Saturday
last. Washington's Birthday.
Come to us for barb wire. Large
stock on hand at the right price. w.
ID. Corddry Il Son.
Mrs. William +. Dukes. of Phil.
adelphia. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Zadok p. Duffy.
We have just received complete
cargo OF \. C. rived and sawed"
shinglcs-E. r. Williams Il Son.
DIR. :. X. Marshall. Of Berlin,
came to Snow Hill on Thursday to see
his mother, who is sick with erysipelas.
Out of weakness comes strength
when the blood has been purified, en-.
riched and vitalized by Hoods Sarsa.
parilla.
The Peninsula Ministerial Associ.
alton of NJ. T. Church will hold its
monthly meeting next Monday, in
Salisbury.
MIR. George A. Payne spent a
part OF last week with relatives in Bal
timore. returning TO Snow Hill the
first OF the week.
To Loan-S5, 600 on first mort.
gage, or gilt edge private security. in
sums to suit. Apply to J. Edward
White, Snow Hill. Nd.
Miss Mamie NJ. Grey, OF Cedar
town, left last Tuesday for Salisbury.
where she will spend sometime with
her sister, Mrs. A. G. Richards.
MIR. Martindale NJ. Vickers, dor
merly connected with the Peninsula
Press. now living in Baltimore, was
visitor to Snow Hill this week.
Miss Clara Mumford who has
been visiting her brother. Mr.. Edward
Mumfor,l, at Greenback for some time,
returned TO Snow Hill on Thursday.
For Sale.-One Spindle wagon,
but little used, one large haul seine
one 4 foot row boat. all in good con-
dition. Apply to f. =. Davis, agent
for owner.
The w. c. 7. L. will hold a
mothers meeting at the home Of Mrs.
ID. J. Aydelotte. next Tuesday after
noon, at 3 o'clock. All are invited to
he present.
The members of ST. Johns NJ.
+. Church near Powellville, will hold
an oyster supper on Friday aud Satur
day evenings. March 9th and 9Th. All
are invited.
-Epworth League PRAYER Meeting
at the NJ. f. Church Sunday evening
at $50. Subject; The Time and
Sources Of Temptation" w. A. Nc
Allen, Leader.
Mrs NJ. Sherkey and Mrs. r. w.
Birmingham and little son. Ralph, after
very pleasant visit to Mrs H. H..
Sturgis, have returned to their home in
Wilmington, Del
DR.. Thomas V. Hammond. of
Washington, ID. C., has rented of Mr..
Oscar NJ. Purnell, for the coming sea
son, the new cottage being erected at
Ocean City for him.
For Rent-The large store house
in this town known As Punell's Hall.
1t is 30x70 feet conveniently located
and suitable for any kind of bus iness.
Apply to Oscar NJ. Purnell.
DO you want new carriage? If
so examine our stock which is complete
with all styles Of carriages and road
wagons. Prices the same as at the
factory.-Johnson IL Williams.
WOnnell, the butcher. is always
prepared 10 furnish your table with all
kinds OF meats. His stock is replenish
ed weekly and is always fresh. Give
me your trade. Geo. w. Wonnell.
Mr. Geo. c. Peterson representing
the Baltimore Morning Herald has
been in town this week in the interest
Of the Educational Department Of the
Herald. He is selling the Encyclope-
dia Britannica.
Miss VI. Katie Purnell left Thurs
day for Baltimore, where she will
spend three weeks in a fashionable
dress making establishment learning
the latest styles and fashions for the
benefit of her customers in this section
-"Bill Nye," the world renouned
humorist died at Ashville, North Caro-
lima, on Sunday. lie wrote for the
masses, who read his quaint Jokes in
the columns Of the daily papers. lie
earned from his writings about $50.
900 a year.
Last Friday was good day fol
fires. Ccold and stiff breeze from th,
north. west, )and two houses, one at Box
Iron, belonging to Capt. George w
Truitt, and another on the Bates farm