Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-01-11

-Bailifi Hearihway is nearly well
Of the mumps.
Postmaster Mock is nursing a
beautiful case Of mumps.
Miss George X. Smith is visiting
friends in Baltimore this week.
MIR. George Gray, of Ashville
\. C.. is visiting his family here.
10. 900 to loan on mortgages, in
sums TO suit borrower w. Purnell
-Messrs. II. +. and +. J. Har.
monson, of Berlin. visited Snow Hill,
on Tuesday.
MIR. Frank Bonnewell has re.
turned home from an extended trip to
Philadelphia.
Miss Nellie Fields returned home
Tuesday from visit to Miss Wheaton
in Philadelphia.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles 7. Jones
returned home from their visit TO Bal.
timore on Tuesday.
There will be service in the Pres.
byterian Church of Snow Hill Sunday
morning and night.
A few Misses coats left that will
he sold very cheap. for trade or cash
at Miss Hubbell's.
Miss Mamie Pumell returned 10
Berlin on Tuesday after spending
Christmas with her parents.
A. Mr. W. r. spurrier and family
returned home on Thursday from a
visit TO relatives in Baltimore.
Editor T. Sherwood Hodson Of
Crisiield. dropped in to see us while he
was in Snow Hill ON Thursday.
William b. Ussilton, Esq, editor
of the Kent Neirs, was a visitor to Po.
'comoke City several days this week.
In order to close out my stock Of
children's coats am now offering them
for sale at cost Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
Miss Maud Farrow has returned
TO Baltimore after pleasant visit to
the home Of Mr.. Clayton j. Purnell.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, taken at this
season, will make YOU feel strong and
vigorous and keep you from sickness
later on.
Lewis Woolford n young colored
man of this town, who has been in poor
health for several years. died very sud.
denly on Thursday.
Mr. NJ. NJ. Vickers, formerly a
compOsitor on the Peninsula Press, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Snow. in
Baltimore. this week.
For Rent The house and lot on
Market Street in Snow Hill at present
occupied by Mr.. Earle Downey. APP
ply TO Oliver ID. Collins.
A Caroline county man is at work
on a scheme Of crossing the milkweed
with the strawberry, for the purpose OF
raising Strawberries and cream.
Il will be in larger house. oppo.
site NJ. +. Church after Jan. LIST, and
want a number of good, permanent
boarders-Mrs. Laban Pennewell.
The three banks in Chestertown
have over a half million dollars on de.
post, which shows healthy financial
condition Of the people Of Kent county.
Hons. John Walter Smith and
William +. johnson left here on Tues.
day for Annapolis TO enter upon their
duties as members Of the General As
sembly.
There will be services, in the
Catholic church, Sunday, January
18th at 1890 a. M, and Z. 80 y. m.
Subject for evening, 1.-THE Follies of
Dogmatism.
For Sale-A McMorrell colt SOC
lbs. or sorrel horse, 1920 lbs. botl
warranted sound and solid in single OF
double harness. For terms apply Il
T.. I. Williams & Son.
Our subscribers who have moved
will please notify us at once of theil
new address so that the paper may
reach them promptly. Always Civ,
your old address also.
Miss Lizzie ShOckley wishes to in
form her friends and patrons that sh'
can be found at the rooms over Mis-,
Hubbell's store prepared to do al
Kinds Of dressmaking.
Miss Nettie Dryden returned hom,
Saturday from a very pleasant visit {,
friends in Baltimore. Miss Nora, VIII,
accompanied her to Baltimore. is still
in the Monumental City.
Mr.. Will Bishop gave a EucheI
party on Saturday night at his hom'
10 Misses Mamie Purnell, Lucille Col
Inns, Jennie Hurlock, Lille Mason
Flora Paradise and Harry Howard.
';f The gasoline steamer, BERTHE +
Tull is now running as a packet he
Z tween Pocomoke City and Baltimore
We understand she will also run
freight from this and other landings Oh
the Pocomoke.
Now For Bargains Y. :
Townsend has few more ladies coat
and capes left which she is selling at
reduced price to close out Now
your time to get nice cape or Goa