Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-05-09
Miss Nellie Stevenson is very i'll
at her home with heart trouble.

Another invoice of mating re.
ceived this week by j. ). Price d Co.
MIR. ID. \. Massey, of Berlin was
in Snow Hill. last Saturday on bust
ness.
To Loan-s4, 900 in sums to suit.
Apply 10 w +. johnson.
Il have a lot of tube rose bulbs
for sale at 30 cents per dozen Milton
Townsend.
MIR. w. :. Nelson, who has been
in Berlin putting up bakery, return
ed home Friday.
Mrs. b. T. Wooley, OF Salisbury,
is visiting her father, Mr.. H. 5. Steven
son in this town.
A full set of harness for So. 80,
less 10 per cent. cash. ut l.. A. Halls,
Powellsville, Md !
MIR. William Bonnewell, of Belle
Haven. Va, spent last Sunday with
his mother in this town.
Our line of percales, dimities,
jaconets and ginghams cannot be en-
celled. J. 5. Price 4 Co.
Mrs. Rev. J. +. Nicholson lett
town this week for visit to friends at
Marion Station and Crisfcld.
The colored baseball team of this
town went to Berlin last Saturday and
defeated the Berlin boys again.
MIR. a. p. Ellis, of Somerset Co.
spent the day with his brother, Mr..
Robt. w. Ellis, last Wednesday.
-Boils and pimples are due to i'm.
pure blood. Remove them by making
the blood pure with Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla.
A full line of dress Innings COM
prising rustic cambrics. tafieta, fibre
channels, hair cloth, ETC., at J. 5. Price
q Cos.
Miss Olivia Parsons and Mr.. w.
Collins, Jr.. of Bishopville. were the
guests OF Mr. w. : Nelson and family
ON Sunday last
1t pays TO advertise in the Mrs.
sENGER. J. S. Price 4 Co. say they
think their al. in this paper has sold
them lots OF mattings.
Proprietor I. NJ. Purnell is hav-
ing an iron awning put up around the
corner and two-story portico erected
over the front door of his hotel.
Mr.. A. S. Cook, of New York,
was the guest of Mr. John w. Station
ON Wednesday. Mr.. Cook is one of
the leading commission men of New
York.
Mrs Edwin Nelson, of Still Pond,
Kent county, is visiting her parents,
Mrs and DIR. Charles p. Jones. She
is accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Pauline.
Mrs. VIM. Boettcher, who has
been visiting her mother at Elizabeth
City, returned home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Boettcher had quite a spell of
sickness while away.
&C. NJ. Dryden has added meats.
lard, and other groceries TO his stock
this week he is also the cheapest cash
store on the Eastern Shore. Give him
chance TO prove it.
-Wonnel, the butcher, is now sup.
plying excellent mutton chops, mutton
roasts, and seasonable vegetables, to his
customers. When you want good
meats, GO to Wonnell.
Miss Murley Driscoll, of VIII
mington, Del, was the guest of her
cousin. Miss Nora Lewis, on Washing
ton street, on Thursday and Friday,
returning home on Saturday.
-River.ice delivered in all parts Of
the town at cent per pound. Manu-
featured ice will he furnished about
the first of June.-Full-Weight-C Coal
d Ice Company, T. p. Selby, Manager.
Last Tuesday evening All Hal
lows chapter of the Daughters of the
King met at the residence Of Mrs o.
ID. Collins and completed arrangements
for Lawn Fete, which they will hold
the second week in June
Mr.. Ned Mumford who has been
clerking for Mr.. +. w. johnson for
some time past, has gone TO Baltimore
to reside. We hope he may get a
good job and meet with great success,
as he is a worthy young man.
Sunday Services in NJ. +. Church
Morning. "The Pharisee and Publ
can Night, "rhe Gospel Require.
Work" The usual meetings will be
held each night during the week, ex,
cept Friday j. T. Nicholson. Pastor
There will be service in the
Mackenzie Memorial Church on Sabbath
morning, and in the Gunby Church
Stockton, in the afternoon. The
AHflellull I-UuedNoT Nocletler VIII meet
in each Of these churches Sunday even.
ing.
Mr.. William c. Franklin Of Der
lin, was re-appointed Financial Clerk
at the reorganization of the Maryland
Penitentiary Board on "Wednesday
and Messrs. Scott, Ritche and Mont.
gomery Stagg were re appointed Deputy
Keepers.
A meeting Of the directors o
the Worcester County Driving ParE
Association Saturday. it was decided Il
hold the Spring races on June lih
Ii will I've an all day meet, and siS
races are TO take place The purse,
amount to $3.50
Justice Benjamin Carmean ha
rented the corner room on the frs
floor Of the MESSENGER building anC
will be found there at all times pre-
pared to dispense law and justice
Squire Rowley, the retiring Justice
made an efficient officer.
Mr. Wallace w. PHELPS. of Cam