Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-07-18

Mis-. ". VI. Taylor and littlt
Violet are visiting in Chester, Pa.
Remember the Deals Island
Campmeeting next Saturday 18th.
Miss Eva Stebblns OF Atlantic
City, is the guest of Miss Jennie Hur
lock.
Miss Ptiscie Upshur spent several
days this week with friends in Snow
Hill.
For cabbage plants call ON OF
address Steuart Bromley Il Bro, Snow
Hill, Md
Mrs. William j. Morgan spent a
part OF this week visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Professor Harry Covington, of
Princeton College, is home spending
his vacation.
Miss Dymock of Baltimore has
been the guest of Mrs. Mary Richard
son this week.
Mrs Tawe and Mrs Patterson. of
Crisfeld. are the guests of Mrs. j.
Samuel Price.
Perry must sell every pair OF his
$4,000 stock OF boots aud shoes be
fore Aug. the LIST.
"A full set of harness tor SIS. 80.
less 10 per cent cash. AT l.. A. Halls,
Powellsville Md I
Miss Willie L. Timmons is visit
ing the family of Rev J. II. Campbell,
ID d., of Glendale, Del
Miss Lille Mason is home from
visit OF several weeks TO her sister, Mrs.
+. |. Long, in Philadelphia.
We fail to find a Democratic
newspaper in Maryland which will not
support the Democratic ticket
-lfyou want to spend few hours
pleasantly on the river remember the
Sunday School excursion to-day.
Prof. John 5. Hill. principal Of
Aberdeen Academy has returned TO
Snow Hill to spend his vacation.
Miss India Scott and Miss Sallie
Jingle, OF Berlin spent Sunday here
as the guests OF Mrs. + ID. Jingle.
1t will pay you to go to POGO
moke to buy shoes from Perry. His
stock must he sold by Aug. the lst.
The Misses V. 5. and J. w.
Gmmille, of Washington, d. c., were
visitors TO Snow Hill on Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Moore. teacher in
one OF the departments of the Aberdeen
High School, is home for the summer.
Mrs. b. c. Carmean, of New Up.
ton. Va, is here on a'visit 10 her father
Justice of the Peace Henry J. Clay.
vile.
You don't have TO 20 TO the City
for good printing We do it aud we
don't charge as much as they do in
the City.
Mrs. John X. Franklin and
daughter Anna are visiting the parents
of Mrs Franklin, DIR. aud Mrs. Chas.
T. Jones.
School Commissioner. J. Samuel
Price. attended the sessions Of the State
Teachers Association at Deer Park
this week.
Don't forget the Special Low
Rate Excursions over the Baltimore,
Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway every
Thursday.
Misses Lola and Helen Moore are
visiting Miss Jennie Waters. at the
Waters summer home, Paradise, near
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. s. Tucker and
daughter, Miss Emma, of Berlin, were
visitors at the MESSENGER office on
Thursday.
Mrs. c. L. Vincent, who was
quite sick for several weeks, has suiii-
GENTLY recovered TO go on visit to
her mother in Berlin.
Mr. +. |. Long aud his wife and
daughter Bessie, OF Philadelphia are
visiting at the home of County Com
missioner :. +. Mason.
The County Commissioners have
bad the grass mown down on the Court
House Square this week and the ap-
pearance is greatly improved.
The Misses Mary and Carrie
Wharton of Stockton aud Miss Grace
Purnell Of Baltimore were registered
at the Purnell last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Henry
PurneIl have returned from their we'd
ding journey and will spend the re.
mainder of the summer at Ocean CITY.
"A picnic will he held at Millsville
on Saturday, July 18th. Plenty Of
refreshments. some good speaking by
noted orators and plenty of good music.
For Rent-The store-house on
Washington street, in Snow Hill. at
present occupied by H. w. Townsend
d Son. Apply TO DIR. +. 5. Dashiell
The Baltimore, Chesapeake IL
Atlantic Railway Co. will run excur-
sIons every Thursday from all points
Clayborne To Ocean City at special low
rate
There are II applicants for the
position Of principal of Odessa public
school recently made vacant by the
resignation of Professor George A.
Bunting.
We are sorry that our friend
Edward Guthrie, is down with typhoid
Ned Is a popular young man and his
absence from the business center Of the
town Is noted.
Miss Nellie Pauline Landlord
and Mr.. Alva \. Gibbons, will be
married on Wednesday, July 18th,
high noon in Salem NJ. T. Church,
Pocomoke City.