Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-07-04
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MIR. X. j. Donovan is out again
after weeks sickness.
Miss Ida Clayville is visiting
friends on Chincoteague Island
Miss Mary Nelson and little BERTHE
are visiting friends on ChincOteague.
Miss Ella Nicholson is visiting
friends in Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. William Adams j. very i'll
with typhoid fever at her home in this
town.
Remember the festival and supper
at Trinity NJ. r. Church this afternoon
and night
Senator and Mrs John Walter
Smith and Mayor Moore spent Sunday
at Ocean City.
A full set Of harness for $3.50,
less 10 per cent. cash. at l.. A. Halls,
Powellsville, Nd. !
Perry must sell every pair of his
$4,000 stock OF boots aud shoes he
fore Aug the LIST.
Mrs. q. l.. Parker. of Onancock,
is visiting her uncle. DIR. George w.
Bishop. and family.
Miss Ella Sturgis. of Girdletree.
was the guest Of Miss Emma Clayville
part Of this week.
"A mothers meeting will be held
at the home OF Mrs. J. +. Taylor,
Tuesday July 9TH. at 3 o'clock.
MIR. Luther Siraughn, of North
Carolina, is here on visit to his
brother, DR. William S,raughn.
MIR. Harry Mumford. Of this Office,
who was quite sick last week, was able
TO resume his duties on Monday.
1t will pay you TO go TO POGO
moke to buy shoes from Perry. His
stock must he sold by Aug. the LIST.
There will he preaching Sunday
morning at Stockton NJ. +. Church by
the pastor. Subject patriotism"
The MESSENGER is put 10 press
earlier this week than usual so as TO
allow our printers TO take the Fourth.
Mrs. Whaley, wife Of DIR. Benton
Whaley, of Whaleyville, was visitor
at the MESSENGER office Friday after.
noon.
Rev. J. +. Nicholson will be in
attendance at the International {. f.
Convention in Washington. ID. C., next
week.
George w. Pumell aud family
moved 10 Ocean City this week, where
they will spend the summer in their
cottage.
William Harrison Webb, of Mil
ford, died of paralysis at his home in
that town the latter part OF last week,
aged 81 years.
Miss Nettie Dryden, OF this town,
went TO Ocean City on Thursday TO
spend several weeks with her cousin,
Mr.. John L. Moore.
There will he preaching in the
Mackenzie Memorial Church Sunday
morning and in the Gunby Church,
Stockton, in the afternoon.
Blue fish are plentiful around
Chincoteagne. The Messrs. Bunting
caught four hundred and fifty dollars
worth in one day last week.
The girl who sits in the parlor
and sings while her mother is doing
the family washing. will prove a great
disappointment to po)r man.
Corn was never known TO look
better at this time Of the year, but
begins 10 need rain. A few more good
seasons will now make the crop
The Crocodile Club of Easton
made its annual trip to Ocean City on
Saturday. 1t is composed Of some of
Talbot's most influential citizens.
came down stairs in the middle OF the
night and found burglar in the parlor,
would ask him il he had wiped his feet
For Rent-The store-house on
Washington street, in Snow Hill at
present occupied by X. w. Townsend
Il Son. Apply to DIR. +. S. Dashiell.
Prof. Thomas ii. Spence, of Mary.
land Agricultural College, returned
home last Saturday. He will spend
the summer on his farm near this town.
Special Agent /. n. Mills, of the
Del. X. r.. from carefully prepared
data, estimates the peach crop of the
Peninsula this year at about $780,
600 baskets
Don't forget the celebration Of
Junior Order American Mechanics at
Riverside Park to day Remain in
Snow Hill and help TO make the occa-
sion memorable day.
-Wonnel, the butcher, Is now sup.
plying excellent mutton chops. mutton
roasts, and seasunable vegetables, to his
customers When You want good
meats, go to Wonnell.
Mr.. james Wilson, Of Ashyile,
n. c., has returned to his old home.
Jim has been with Mr. John j. Foller,
the tailor, for over a year and is now
quite an expert in the tailoring bust
ness.
The colored people OF Snow Hill
and Pocomoke will join in mammoth
picnic next Monday at Jones Park.
The steamer BERTHE +. Tull will run
the excursion here from Pocomoke
City.
Several Of our baseball enthusiasts
drove to Salisbury Tuesday TO witness
the game between the Salisbury and
Cambridge teams. which resulted in u
victory for the Cambridge team by a
score OF is to II.
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