Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-12-19

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Miss Lucy Bell Fooks, have pcen issued
The marriage will take pSce in Ma
kemie Presbyterian church Thursda,
evening December oath next
Mr. John Connolly and famil,
have moved from Salisbury TO Snow
Hill aud are occupying one of Senate
Smiths houses on East Washington st
Mr.. Connolly is the Superintendent Of
the kindling wood factory.
Christmas is approaching and Y
Payne is already here with his usua
supply of fruits, confectionery, carts
carriages, and doll babies for the lit
tie folks. Children will find Their
everything they want Old Kris t,
bring them.
Don't, under any circumstance
give gifts that you cannot afford
dainty card, bunch Of violets or ;
pretty calender breathes just as mucl
Christmas spirit as does the most ex
pensive gift that burdens the givel
with Indebtedness
Sunday Services in NJ. p. Church.
Morning-"The Royalty of Christ.
Night Revival service. , 7. NJ,
Sunday School. Tuesday , L. NJ,
Quarterly Conference. Christmas
morning at $50, prayer and song ser.
vice. J. +. Nicholson, Pastor.
Misses Lucille Collins and Mar.
celena Houston. who have been at
tending kee Mar College are expected
home to day, TO spend the holidays
Miss Mamie Stevenson, of Baltimore
will accompany Miss Collins home
and spend the holidays with her.
AT Il public sale recently held in
this county a pair of mules brought
only $500. The small price OF
$3.50 piece We thought this was
getting mule flesh down in the mar
kei, but Kansas has outdone us with
the sale of mule at twenty-five cents.
MIR. William Taylor. OF Ocean
City Life Saving Station, purchased
the Sinepuxent House and lot, also the
livery stable and lot, each l0xS0 feet,
at Ocean City of Calvin b. Taylor at
public sale last Saturday. He paid
s2I70 for the two lots, which was con-
sidered a good price.
Looking to reorganization OF
the Peninsula Ledger Co. of Pocomoke
CITY. Md, the entire stock Of said
company will be offered at public sale
in Pocomoke City on Saturday. Dec
26ih, at , 7. NJ, 1896, to the highest
bidder for cash. Sale in front of the
Ledger building. Respectfully. w.
c. Gullett, President Ledger Pub. Co.
The Ladies Aid Society of Cir
dletree NJ. +. Church will have n lee
ture and supper Monday and Tues
day evening during N-mas week. Rev.
Mr.. Turner will lecture the first even
ing and the quartette will render some
choice music. This entertainment is
for the benefit Of the church and the
public is cordially invited to be pres.
ent.
Clayton J. Purnell, Esq, adver.
tises considerable real estate in this
issue of the MESSENGER. There are
several sales. belonging to different
estates. A part of the property adj
vertised is located in Pocomoke City,
another portion at Ocean City, and a
valuable farm near Berlin. See these
for further particulars.
AT regular communication Of
Sinepuxent Lodge No. 1873 A. +. and
A. NJ. held in Masonic Hall Thurs
day evening December 18th, the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year. Worshiptul
Master, Robley ID. Jones; Senior War
den, Marion I. Hargis; Junior War
den, w. ID. Corddry, Jr; Secretary
VIM. c. Powell; Treasury, l.. Has
tings.
MIR. I. +. O'Donnell, we'll
known druggist of Parsons, Pa. in
speaking OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy says
Several times in the last few years
when suffering with cramp or diarrhoea
| have made a personal test OF the
value of this remedy. The effect in
each instance was almost immediate
relief" For sale by 7. ID. Getting
nam IL Co.. Druggists, Snow Hill, Md.
-Messrs. Hastings. Townsend and
Lewis. who purchased the stock of
goods Of the Bishopville Manufactur.
ing Co. at public sale few days ago.
have closed out most Of the stock and
have made some money out Of their
purchase. They have removed the
unsold portion OF their stock, consist
ing mainly OF clothing. to Snow Hill,
and have put it on sale in one of J.
j. Collins storehouses on Washington
Street.
All correspondents Of the Mrs
sENGEH and persons desiring adver-
tisements are requested TO have them
in this office next week not later than
Wednesday as the MESSENGER will be
put to press on Thursday Instead OF
Friday 50 as to give our printers a
holiday on Friday, Christmas day.
Bear this in mind if yor have any
thing for publication. and send it in as
early in the week a possible.
All Hallows Episcopal Church
Services in this church tomorrow as
follows At 10 80 o'clock Morning
PRAYER. Litany and Sermon. Subject:
The Second Coming of Christ. At
100 O'Clock. Evening Prayer and
Sermon; Subject: False Re'uges >
Sunday School at $50 p. m There
will he special services on Christmas
DAY as follows Early Celebration
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